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

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y ,Y ' ■ ■t m MICHAEL L. BARAFF. B.A.. D.D.S. On knowledge- ' . ■ ..J . ' .. . ' ' ' ' ' ' P° P ' ' - .v..ocl .enl ' ° ' l ' r ' ' H ' ' - ' -V ' l ' ?- . d.,n ' l mean al.out medicine, bul about things in general?-Is he a n.an ..f information and good s,nse?-If he does not kno v anything but medicine, th.- chance is that he does not know mucl, about that. Knowledge once gained casts a light beyond its own immediate boundari.-s.— Tyndall On perfeelion — Perfection does not exist; to nnderslaml it is the triumph of machiess. — Alfred de Mussel On education — Dull boys are more likely than oth. rs lo get into diinculties, largely because they want, and need, more work w less itttelleetual work, but do not gel il. — E. H. Johnson lossess it is the most dangerous kind hands and

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Xi iSmi RONALD N. ADACHI. D.D.S. constantly inserting one 6-unit bridge after another. A very conscientious worker, Ron has proven that he is one of the finest o|)erators in the class. As a junior, he was hang-loose and relaxed, but during the senior year he has been a veritable ball of fire. One instance of this was the time F!on was seen running up and down the stairs between three patients . . . each in a different department, and each on a different floor! Ron ' s other interests include painting, writing, music, and sports, especially volleyball and basketball. The phantom , as he is often called duo to lii ' fine ' seminar attendance record, plans to pursue a career in art and literature while in his spare time practice a little dentistry in the South Bay ana. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA University of Southern California California State College at Long Beach Psi Omega iM iT ■- ' : ' ' r:

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PAUL BYRON BECKSTEAD. B.S.. D.D.S. Paul, not known for his scholarly attitude toward dentistry, has spent the last four years as painlessly as possible. He jjot an early introduction into the more frustratinj; aspects of dentistry liy bein ; placed next to a very noisy Italian duriiif; the first two years in the fondly remembered S T building. With such a traumatic beginnin};, Paul managed to make the next two yars as enjoyable as possible. With frequent fishing trips and skiing holidays, he cured most of the frustrating aspects of dentistry. There was however one member of the operative staff, a nior member, who managed to remind him over and over that dentistry has a direct relation to a scholarly work, The Cast Gold Adas. After graduation Paul plans to make his home close to the ocean and a.ssociate with his father in Westwood Village, California.