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

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I wonder if I can afford ($) to do tfiese as castings? ROBERT REDMON, A.A., D.D.S. CENTERVILLE, SOUTH DAKOTA Los Angeles City College Don ' t bother him needs the sleep! he Stop me if I talk too much! Unlike those breakfast cereals that make a lot of noise, Bob has spent most of his time not bothering anybody. He has outstanding ability clinically ... he seems to really shine in prosthetic work! Bob says he was sidetracked from his original ambition in life — that of a household collection engineer. Bob ' s hobbies include music (violin and high fidelity recordings) and gardening. During our senior year, he was awarded the Ebell Scholastic Scholarship. His quietness has caused many of us to be suspicious . . . is there a smoldering fire hidden deep within him? He has already spent three years in the Navy, so he plans to enter private practice when he graduates. You will certainly have no problems building a practice with your ability, Bob. 143

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now he I think (he kid ' s trying to tell you something — going to write a note. MICHAEL RABBITT, D.D.S. BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA University of Southern California Delta Sigma Delta Mike is looking forward to a two-year Naval hitch. He has hopes of beitig assigtied as commanding officer of a sixty-foot yacht running dental supplies up the treacherous rivers of Viet Nam to the beleaguered frontier dental clinics staffed by Dean Ingle ' s trained killers from the Class of ' 66! After spending two years in Stubby ' s training on the electric bowling game, Mike turned his attention to a homecoming princess named Patti and married her. Dental school has been a snap for Mike. He ripped through his freshman midterms and pulled top grades with almost no study at all. As a sophomore he revolutionized the precision partial design by preparing the attachments in the gold after casting! Class V foil requirements took only nine days and one patient who must have enjoyed Freudian fantasy with the electromallet. Mike has been big in Endo in this our senior year. He knows how to treat his patients and is well-liked by them . . . and his classmates. Good luck, friend. VVhat-a-ya mean I look like Steve Allen? . getting some before hours! 142

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RICHARD DARR REIMERS, D.D.S. JACKSON, WYOMING Pasadena City College Santa Monica City College Brigham Young University Alpha Tau Epsilon Dick came to dental school from Wyoming . . . Marlboro country. His continued interest in a complete and broad education has taken him to such diversified areas as BYU and Pasadena City College. The greatest asset that Dick claims is his friendly, easy going manner, that rare quality of being liked from the first contact with him. His infamous notoriety is not due to his loquaciousness, as some claim, but rather to his innate ability at discussions, his friendly love for competition, but especially for his witty, to-the-point and most-pertinent remarks about the discussion not at hand. Dick has been the most competent technician in the class, from passing along dentures in class without dropping them, to giving complexion treament to Dr. Gregg in anatomy lab. With such an outstanding record in dental school, Dick will go far in his plans to practice in Northern California . . . where he can wear Pendleton shirts, red jackets, and a long moustache, relatively free from social restriction. Darn ... I can ' t remember what the doctor said . . . minus 20 or . . .? . and 1 study four hours every night