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

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How many roots do you have there, doctor . . .? Let ' s see . . . one-eighth of a millimeter from angle to angle GARY BECK, D.D.S. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Los Angeles City College University of California at Los Angeles Brigham Young University A subtle protest to having his picture taken! Born in Los Angeles, he attended LACC and UCLA before going to BYU to complete his education. He returned to California and entered USC dental school. Gary has a wife, )udy, and a son, David . . . they root for him and bolster his ego. Gary is a good student and tries his best to follow instructions . . . however, when Dr. Bassett told him to reshape a polystone to make it more useful, he did not do i . . . Asked why, he answered: I ' d reshape my poly- stone if I knew what shape to reshape it to! Gary never lost a tooth at the S T due to overheating, although on more than one occasion he was heard to remark my prophy cup just vulcanized. After graduation he plans to associate, then enter private practice. 71

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JAMES ARTHUR BAYLYFF, A.A., D.D.S. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA University of California at Los Angeles East Los Angeles College California State College at Los Angeles Los Angeles City College Alpha Omega Take it easy Steve, he ' s one of us! Jim is a product of Los Angeles. He has attetided East Los Angeles College, Los Angeles City College, the University of California at Los Angeles, and California State College at Los Angeles before he came to the University of Southern California (in Los Angeles). After graduation he plans to practice in Los Angeles. He met his wife Wanda while participating in his hobby — drag racing. She aroused Jim ' s interest when she beat his supercharged caddie in a Nash Metropolitan. Jim, too, is a sleeper . . . tests, no sweat; clinical requirements, no sweat — to talk to him you wonder what does cause him to sweat ... he is about the hang-loosest character you will ever meet — and yet, he performs well both clinically and didactically ... we don ' t know whether or not Jim is planning to go into the service — we only hope not . . .what we mean is, well, you know — like the hours are too much, man. Best of everything to you Jim ... we have enjoyed having you with us! I had too much hair to get Yul ' s part in Taurus Bulba Our Father which art . . . I hope when I open my eyes that this pattern is done so I can split out of this place! ' M

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ARNOLD BECKER, D.D.S. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA University of California at Los Angeles University of California at Berkeley Alpha Omega The only senior who finished his Class II foil clinics with the help of Benaderet! Arnie never gave up trying. The Dental Assisting Program was a boom to him . . . Virginia, his assistant, kept him on his toes and on his back! Arnie is well-versed in the literature and the arts. His choice of words and articulate of speech reveals a student educated in the finer things of life. Caught into the spirit of discussion, Arnie can and will give you a debate, argument, or what-have-you, like you ' ve never had before! Generally mild-mannered, Arnie has no definite plans for the future ... except to continue enjoying life. After all, we are brothers! ... I know throwing it on the floor won ' t fix it (I ' ve already tried that) Please look the other way when you say Stainless Steel!