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

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JAMES R. WILLIAMS, D.D.S. t «„,„ ;„ Salt I alcp ntv Utah in March of 1942 Jim spent his first nine years in Utah. Following a move to Arizona in 1956, he aSe3ed Sa nth S ol Me Community College, a ' nd Arizona State diversity. On January 30, 1965, James R. Wdhams ' 1:;JX: ::i;1i 3.: Ty :shman at the U.S.C Dental School. After many trying days in t Wee Tecjmic building under the hand of Dr. Soule, Dr. Gregg, and others, and alter two years of struggle and work getting patients to k,.p the.r appointments, the goal of graduation is in sight. ..,,.• After graduation with the class of ' 70, Jim will go into private practice in Mesa. Arizona. ai3i uiiu.uiaiikMa kWi«MiiiailitillMMaMWIM

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iRi ■ ' ■ ' Al WES WIEMi D .D.S. A ' A for his expertly tailored shirts and his flashy cars throughout dental school. Known for his ability to be talked into anything not associated with dental school: A fourth at bridge at Ingle ' s Eatery , a fourth on the links, or a fourth at the 901. He was famous for his ai)ility to get intoxi- cated at the school ' s Emitting office (the 901) with very little money. His ambition is to take the Bass onto the golf link.s and outdrive him by all the dam overwaxes that he has had to put on and shave off later. Married with a child thru dental school did- not interfere with Wes ' s activities, it merely gave him a safe way home from every one of 1169 ' s parties.

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EARLE G. WOLFROM, D.D.S. l,arie will always be rpmemboredas theman with the classic ku h. Throughout the halls of the S T his laugh ochot-d. And who can forget his salesmanship in our Junior year; Anybody want to buy a diamond ring? ! No matter how bad the situation, ol ' Earle always kept his smile. Even after wrecking his Cougar, and Lusby and ihe Hog. and his elbow; he kept his good-naturedness and composure and stuck with the rest of his class. So, when you see some little guy at a convention with skis under one arm and a paddle ball in his pocket, go up and buy a pencil from him.