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

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and III squirt our e e . fingers got cemented ? the crown ft -- a t ' one GARY H. HESS, A.B., D.D.S. TRONA CALIFORNIA Occidental College Psi Omeea Can, arrived at L ' SC with a bright, shinv face, a mind eager to learn, thirt ' white shirts, thirty sets of under sear, and one ver ' large laundrv bag. These last items were provided by Gars ' s mother so he would have to return home to Trona (where ' s Trona?) only once a month for washing and ironing. Besides Gary ' s parents and his sister, Trona has quite a large population of desert lizards. Trona also boasts a ver ' peculiar odor ... as discovered bv a group of Gary ' s fraternit ' brothers one memorable weekend. He lived at the Psi Omega house during his time in school. Most of the time was spent sleeping, however he was nonetheless elected house manager during the junior year . . . the house has yet to recover! Gar devoted considerable time to some memorable frolics on the Tri-Delt lawn in bottomless splendor. He studied diligently, but found time to visit San Francisco on many occasions! . . . During such excursions, his thrombus bothers him terribly. This limits his performance with the girls, so he says! Actually, his romancing has never come up to his friends ' expectations! After graduation Gars will fade back into the desert . . . best of everything, Gary! 107

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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

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You don ' t tell I got my diploma early, Jan, and I won ' t tell him you smoke! DAVID HILL, D.D.S. TORRANCE, CALIFORNIA University of Southern California Delta Sigma Delta Dave has distinguished himself in dental school in more ways than one. He is one of the better operators, one of the best golfers, and potentially the first to enter the movies from the class of 1966, for as Mr. Miller, he may sojurn to Africa, in the role of great white hunter! He may be ready for the role, if he ever gets his anterior ceramco ' s. Dave is the only one in the class to wear temporaries for a year and one-half! Dave ' s many friends include Dr. Cullett . . . they ' re both golfers! In the senior year Dave moved in with his bohemian roommate in a small castle near campus, and the ants promptly moved in too. Only one serious problem worries Dave . . . that is, he has to pay two dollars for a haircut . . . but then if his hair outlasts his ' 51 Olds it ' ll be worth it. Graduation will see Dave associating while setting up his very own practice. Whata ya want? You got to be -