University of Southern California School of Dentistry - El Molaro (Los Angeles, CA)

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Go fur your gun Ah, come off it will ya- say It and let me go! Harry . . . have you been writing notes to Beveridge again . . . ? CHARLES GRABOWSKY, D.D.S. SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA San Diego State College Psi Omega Out of the rolling hills of God ' s Country and the Tijuana River Bed came this itinerant Polish metalsmith to USC. After completely rebuilding, from the ground up, a Model A Ford, and with a complete course in high school metal shop under his belt. Chuck uttered the cry heard long and far . . . I got it in the hands, man ... at least in the thumbs. Prowess in the field of technical endeavor was soon squashed when he displayed his lab gown evidencing twenty-six dwt of partial gold which had managed to go through the ring and damn near through him! Hobbies and interests are quite varied with this man — ranging from skin diving and hunting to other forms of masculine endeavor in the feminine arts. The major interest, of course, at least up to the senior summer was frequent, varied, and multi-nepharious trips to San Diego to see, as one would expect, a girl. It seems this was out shortly after Rose had the altar and preacher waiting for him on one trip and Chuck beat a hasty retreat to the calm serenity of dental school with papa following — armed to the teeth, intent on using a big stick policy! Upon graduation and an uneventful tour with the USAF we will find this hard and silent worker making friends and money in north San Diego county. 99

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JOSEPH GOODSELL, A.A., D.D.S. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Los Angeles City College Alpha Tau Epsilon JfS - . Let ' s see ... if I stal- these in your eais I won ' t have to use llic indelible pencil Joe Coodsell . . . who ' s he? We got to know him in our senior year when he decided to challenge the Worrell dynasty and run for the student body presidency — he won, and things have changed at the School of Dentistry . . . for us, the seniors, and all other classes, loe still works at the same frantic pace established years ago in his youth ! Joe is organized ... so much so that he received credit for his diligent efforts in the form of the Best Overall Award for didactic and clinical dentistry in our junior year. Probably one of the most likable, genuine personalities of our class. Those who have known Joe for several years are well aware that his success is nothing new . . . he ' s been doing it all along. He was in the middle of things in high school as all-city catcher for the baseball team and all-league center for the football team. We could list several accomplishments and innovations made during his tenure of office, but we won ' t. Suffice it to say he has brought an element of professionalism to our student government . . . something he has imaged through every facet of his life. We are proud to call you a colleague, Joe. Hurry up — I can ' t breathe ' ft. ' »«iW». Now what ' s wrong? to the Dean ' s office again! f 98

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G. JOHN GRIM, JR., D.D.S. SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA San Diego State College Psi Omega John was very productive in dental school! He was able to start a family in his freshman year, and then add to it in his junior year. John was always active in Psi Omega and held several positions. He also refined and expanded his vocabulary for the many frustrating situations which arise in dental school (his son has also increased his vocabulary). John has developed his physique by the addition of twenty pounds of adipose tissue to his midabdominal area! He became known for his display of sportsmanship and emotions at the football games . . . no one ever had to guess where he was sitting. We all were envious of John ' s ability to breeze through the histology course in our freshman year . . . most of us were really sweating it out! When he quits working on cadavers for Dr. Gregg and starts working on live people, he will make a fine dentist in God ' s country, San Diego. I missed that question too! I always clean my nails before I work . . what ' s it to you ' $5 to win on Lazy Louie in the fifth 100