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

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Jockey shorts too tight . . . wheez! FLOYD CLAUS, A.A., B.A., D.D.S. SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA University of California at Los Angeles Santa Ana lunior College Psi Omega No, I ' m not another Tanner! Walking around the Ventura oil fields must have put rocks in Floyd ' s head because he decided, six years after graduation from UCLA as a geologist, with a stable income, a family and a nice home, to return to school and embark on a new career. As all members in our class with a scarcity of hair, Floyd does beautiful work. He takes copious amounts of notes in lectures, is friendly and helpful, is one of the few to attend all lectures . . . and, as a result, maintains a very high grade point average! After graduation he plans to practice in Tustin . . . staying as far away from the Santa Ana Freeway as possible (four years of commuting daily from Orange County has done this to him . . . not to mention a few more hairs) ! Floyd and his wife, Sue, have three lovely daughters . . . Karia, Kelly, and )ayma. Best of everything to you, Floyd ... it has been our pleasure! . . . no, Benaderet ' s the thin one! 81

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$ Me and Daphne 1 JAMES R. CLARK, B.S., D.D.S. REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA University of Redlands Delta Sigtna Delta Alpha Tau Epsilon With thoughts always pressitig toward graduate Orthodontics |im Clark has found time for many, many sidelights in his four years at dental school. Adventurer- photographer supreme, he has undertaken many iourne ' S into the great out-of-doors. While in school, he found time to be our top scholastic student in the freshman year, which earned him a place in Alpha Tau Epsilon (dental honor fraternity). Since then he has become president of that organization. Lank, as he is known by his friends, is the most eligible bachelor in the Class of 1966. He seems destined to remain such while using the four-month technique of courtship. Long-known for his color blindness, |im holds the record for running the most red lights. This malady is responsible for the rumor that he founded the Beveridge color combo mode of dress. Looking forward to someday living in or around Boulder, Colorado, Jim is bound to become one of the finest all-around men to be graduated from USC. Muscles and eggs ' P Oh, oh, my mouth mirror ' s anesthetized! 80

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CURTIS W. CROSS, D.D.S. BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA Bakersfield College Santa Monica City College Delta Sigma Delta Alpha Tau Epsilon Without a doubt, certain of our classmates have given our dental school days fleeting moments of spice and hilarity that are undisputably good for morale. Curt Cross has been one of the best, and we can all thank him for moments like the morning, one February, as the group gathered for the beginning of a periodontal seminar. Curt, with a serious and quizzical look on his face (same look he used on Colman), asked Dr. Galanter, well, are we going to treat this like a periodontist would or as a dentist would? Dr. Galanter ' s answer was smothered by the commotion of Curt ' s classmates writhing with laughter on the floor. Like all of us, he encountered a few obstacles in his four-year hurdle race to doctordom. Like the time he had to be hospitalized for eye-strain; etiology — way too much studying! The ENT man told him to ease off on the bookwork and Curt ' s been mowing Dr. John Soule ' s lawn ever since! In all seriousness, however. Curt must be commended for the sacrifice he gave as a student council member and general organizer. He resides in Whittier with Chris, his wife, who is attending Whittier College. He plans to associate in that area until she completes her work. Ooh, what a pretty toofie . . . Boy. 82