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

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' .m-m vyi j.rjW LM ; V . . JOSEPH S. REYNOLDS. B.A.. D.D.S. .lanks ro an und.TStandinn; wife, four years of Dental School were survived, in spite of the school; thanks to a son, Andrew Wil- ham, liorn February 12, 1969, finances were at an all time low. Savagery was his trait on the football field as long as he didn ' t have to move. Joes plans for the future are: lose 20 pounds, stop smoking, and practice with the Air Force for two years, later to set up in Washington State. •» ' t- Joe ' s activities included; Junior Class President Alpha Tau Epsilon Student Honorary President Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honorary Society Vice President 7:00 A.M. Second Floor Lab Squatters (Pres. Daryl Ruby). World ' s Champion 16 oz. Coors Fore-arm Curl (First runnerup — Doug Newberry).

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COTE REESE. D.D.S. Day kicked off by Plug walking on face V4 hour before alarm . . . roll the Dago out air . . . godlike . . . looks tight for Abrams ... ' I am in the rack! ... 9 :45 ... the wow . . . perfect day, low tide, good ray.«, winds offshore, north swell at Pheewls . . . got . . . Greeted at information by the Got. Cote, baby, what are we going to do? . . . 12:; mail and powering lunch . . . Plug dancing for sawdust cat food . . . oh Eeth . . . San( burning the morning grissle the rack was so good . . . sheet . . gotta get a bridge in the mouth . 12:30 at the Ranch . . . Joh-Joh, Sand down the latest board a bit ready for the sanding coat . . . WHY didn ' t I get a chair for the afternoon patient . . gotta get partials cooking was so hot . . . you wouldn ' t believe the pcifection waves . . . unreal . . . building real heavy for some mean chow . . . late for morning patient . . . . . hurting bad . . . why iiic- goil ? saloon and Clete reading siranjir . . . Dago quote that molhcr is .6:18 P.M. Hey, Colooz, Malibu burgers wouldn ' t be that l)ad . . . Plug going nuthouse for choV . . . sheet on her ... pet the tube on ... I am so @ ; — hungry for sounds . . . Fridays are unbelievably good. a Ranch-In tonight I am so ready

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' - ? -A ?; ??: V i •: ' , - . .f f »f »» r; ' ' RUSSELL ROOPENIAN. D.D.S. If it were not for rug nnTcliaiils, wlu-re would funiilurr rtsl its weary lif; fallur ' s farm Ix ' forc corning to Russ was born and raised in Fresno, California. He worked for 12 years on tlie vineyards of his father ' s farm Ixfore cor Los Angeles in 1964 to attend Los Angeles City College and U.S.C. Over the years Russ was al.le to save an enormous sum of which carried him through the first two weeks of dental school. Since then, lik - mo.-it other students, the Bank of America lias almost like a father to him. o - i ■ i i • Russ has always been active in student aflairs (Anyone we know Russ?). One of his more noted eotitrihulioiis to our detila was his donation of aluminum plated ashtray;. , io our student lounge. Now, all students (an put their l.utis in (he can. When asked why he wanted to become a dentist, Russ replied, From the time I picked my first grape from the vine, I kne ' those good hands. And so a childhood dream has blossomed into reality. We are sure Russ will he a valued a.ldition to Southr fornia if he keeps practicing good dentistry and .stops pinching rear ends. heir butts in (he can. irst grape from the vine, I knew he a valued addition to I