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

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I ' m going to finish this clinic — even if It takes till 6:00 p.m. Look Bob, he ' s taking our picture! THOMAS JOHN KEATING, D.D.S. SAN MARINO, CALIFORNIA University of California at Los Angeles Delta Sigma Delta Rubber dam? Wliat rubber dam? Good old Tom Turkey Keating . . . the mati who learned to coordinate his shakes, or at least that is what they say. It is the general consensus of opinion that Tom owns or possesses both Lau ' s and Kittell ' s freshman and sophomore issues! We think he stashed all of their equipment in the trunk of his big blue Buick battle wagon, and then sold the blue load to get out of jail for shooting pregnant ducks! If anyone would like to learn what the word panic means, just ask Keating about the time both he and his date had at the Ellendale Pit . . . Tom, we must admit, has studied furiously and has become a fine dentist . . . the San Marino whiz kid is bound to be a credit to our profession — he is a straight shooter!

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I hate dental school ' RONALD KAIDEN, D.D.S. QUEENS, NEW YORK University of California at Los Angeles University of Arizona Alpha Omega Alpha Tau Epsilon Ronny what me worry Kaiden is known as the antioote to Miltown. He spends his days claiming he never studies and his nights burning the midnite oil in the library or at home. He was the first person to stay up all night studying for a Public Health quiz! Kaiden is very easy to locate In the clinic . . . simply form a line of over two people and he ' ll automatically step in front of the first person. The only way we can recognize him is by the back of his neck. Racer is his nickname . . . which he claims comes from the fact that he races his red corvette from stopsigns, stoplights, etc. (actually, it ' s short for Racemic Epinephrine). Looking back at the first two years . . . at S and T he was frequently known to have uttered to Tom Keating, that ' s really too bad Tom, mine really turned out good! And, good is how his technique has turned out . . . he got the technique award for our junior year. Between golf, tennis, jewelry making, model airplane building, and the Army, Ron will practice fine dentistry. Do you know who you are talking to like that, Clara? . . . why I — oh well, you wouldn ' t understand . . . neither did anyonegelse! You ' re right, it is in the book! 114

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liilifs: ' Now, it ' ll only take 15 minutes . . . GAYLE KIEFER, D.D.S. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA University of Southern California Rowdy Yates, as he is affecti onately referred to, comes to Dental school endowed with mammoth talents . . . He is a serious archer, and prefers hunting with bow and arrow to almost any other sport. However, other sports do intrigue him — hunting, fishing, the opposite sex. He was National lunior Archery champion in 1956. Another favorite pastime of this energetic dental student is listening in on conversations at the 901, and then joining in at appropriate moments. And, he has been known to have spent many hours studying the earthly habits of the cockabury bird in its natural habitat! In his senior year Gayle made a valiant attempt to cement relations south of the border with a trip to Nogales, and has become quite well known around the canal section. Gayle plans to set himself up in private practice and a chair all to myself. It ' s time to go to lecture V , Wfiat the hell, I haven ' t been to one yet this year — what ' s one more?