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

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Hey guys — my guppies died! JERALD WIENKE, D.D.S. KINGMAN, ARIZONA University of Arizona PsI Omega . . . thanks for the lecture, John, on how I should be doing this. Our answer to Gentleman ' s Quarterly . . . It has often been said that never has one person done so much with so few clothes (we thought we ' d inject a little class in here, )erry). His basic interests in dental school lie in the field of prosthodontics — and in a particular individual, one Svengali who affectionately refers to him as the little fellow. Wienke has always been plagued with a great deal of good luck, which has appartently not rubbed off on those who sat next to him during the inital years in our beloved USC! Wienke, during his senior year, was Psi Omega house manager (you ran a loose house, friend). He plans to practice out of the states in some place called Kingman, Arizona ... if not in Viet Nam! Do you have any guppies?

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Yes, it ' s a cloth towel ... so what? RONALD WHEATLEY, D.D.S. ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA University of Southern California Delta Sigma Delta Ron is not what you woijld call an obstreperous person, nor is he pertinacious or loquacious . . . we have been aware of his presence primarily due to his recalcitrant nature when face to face with authority. There was the time he flipped his Class V foil out at the S T building; he put it back in, burnished the margins and asked Dr. Stark to help him with it . . . well, after it was lost due to an extra graceful trajectory there were ample aoologies to soothe his hyperemic eyes and pulsating cardiac organ. Ignominiously, he repeated a course in endodontics because he could not resist the urge to go to the dental convention in San Francisco during midterm examinations. He talked the dean out of all but endo . . . but this was not without its rewards; it allowed him to get in well with Dud and the boys. Ron certainly cannot be called a pusilaninious person — he has his wings and spends many hours flying over beautiful Southern California. He plans a stint in the USAF then travel before deciding where to practice . . . wherever you go, Ron, we know you will do it in a voluptious manner! 1, 2, 3, wide awake feeling good . ' ' ' I VY ge.od.e-sy (Gr. geodaisia) f

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JOHN KING WONG, D.D.S. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA University of Southern California Xi Psi Phi Ah sol John comes from a family of dentists — his older brother is an orthodontist, and Andrew graduated last year. He is norotious for his incessant study habits. He will start studying for first semester finals all thru Christmas vacation! He has his notes organized and memoriezd before others have even considered studying for exams. John used to live at Avalon and Manchester . . . until the Watts riots. Then under cover of non-chalance, he and the family moved closer to town. It was quite an experience moving all that furniture and those boxes . . . while the police were on the lookout for looters. John ' s discovery of North Beach in San Francisco has him on the verge of running up there for a weekend whenever he can find someone to go with him. Orthodontics has a special calling for him since he is familiar with the work involved, having done tracings and other lab work for his brother. He looks forward to a few years in the Navy or Air Force. Then he will settle down, after ortho school, in private practice . . . probably sharing an office with his brother. ; ' s I hate working on orientals •Ji I t .-J[ . That ' s why the light doesn ' t work 158