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

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Diz I evuh tell ya bout cla time I had this . . . Must be talking about Arizona . . . they ' re the onlv ones awake MATT O. HANHILA, JR., B.S., D.D.S. PHOENIX, ARIZONA Universitv of Arizona Delta Sigma Delta ' Matt came to USC fresh from arid Arizona with a wrestling championship and a student body vice-presidency under his belt. Perhaps this is why when asked a question, he merely grunts. His pre-clinical years were a rapid blur of studies and Delt functions! He was one of the few to experience no difficulty in technique courses. When he came to the clinic, Matt almost completed all of his requirements on one patient. He did a foil on a clinic ... an ditched it! Rene re-did that one and Matt placed an MOD onlay on it ... it blew up! He opened the tooth for Endo, only to have problems with the filing (sometimes you can get a good seal with a file . . . !) This guy is fantastic! . . . there was a time when Matt was knee-deep in Endo! Whenever we wanted to find our boy Hanhila, we only needed to the waiting room ... he was there observing homo sapiens! A man of prompt decisions. Matt has decided to join the Army ... or enter private practice ... or apply to Ortho school! uhh-l had about sisteen fights, but I ' z smart, I quit when I did ofore it ' s too late 105

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No, you can ' t have a date with my sister ROBERT E. HAMMOND, D.D.S. CULVER CITY, CALIFORNIA University of California at Los Angeles Psi Omega Our boy Bobby is not the kind to relax and let life pass him by. He is always on hand with his 180, 160 blood pressure to participate in the action. You see, he is a favorite in Oral Surgery! When we first took blood pressures on each other, he was found to have a reading of 180 120, which got him excited ... so he had another taken (it turned out to be 210 160), and then he was realily excited . . . next time, 270 200! Dr. Ronnau decided that was enough reading . . . coronary arteries taken into account and all. Action, to Bob, may come in the form of dentistry or sports. The sports in his life include surfing, swimming and volley ball. The dentistry in his life includes patients, lab work and clinics. He is not one to let social life pass him by either. He dates sufficiently and dances well (mostly at the Beaver Inn). Following graduation, he will be looking for an associateship. Word has it he is quite choosey and wants to work for a blue-eyed blonde in Beverly Hills. You ' re right, George Don ' t you sing to your patients too? 104

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GEORGE M. HANSEN, D.D.S. SALT LAkt CITY, UTAH University of Utah San Fernando Valley Stale ColleRp Los Angeles City College Los Angeles Valley College Brothers, our scripture lesson for today is taken from . . . Ever since he can remember, George has been going to some form of college or university to get that elusive degree. From the University of Utah, to San Fernando Valley State, to Los Angeles City and Valley colleges . . . he has hungered for education and is obtaining his first degree! George has worked hard in dental school! He has tried all the latest techniques — and then some. He spends most of his after hours in the school lab. Those of us that have worked with him are aware of the tremendous drive that he has . . . coming in daily from Chatsworth! The responsibilities he takes on are always done superiorly, and in the shortest time possible. He is mild-mannered, easy going, nice fellow . . . until he comes across something that bugs him — -then the streaks of blue! Perhaps when he settles in that small conservative town set in a beautiful green valley which he often dreams about, his temper will mellow . . . till he gets his first tax bill! An old Navy man with a cunning business mind, George will do well for Theresa, his wife, and their three children (did you know that he is a grandfather?) . . . and the profession. It ' s been our pleasure, George. But really, this is the vva I hold my foil condenser too! Clean-up (6:30 p.m. daily from June, 1964 till June, 1966) 106