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

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K iimtm T ¥ ' ' ' l ' 0 w DAVID DETER. D.D.S. A bee is never as busy as it seems; it ' s just that it can ' t buzz any slower The wild man , is 180 lbs. of freopraphic tonfiue pomp through the elinlc at one of his two speeds, full or with after-burner, wearing his clothes out from the inside. He ' s often s,en at the 9-901 with Tohn-Johnson. David can also be found arriving at the clinic at daybreak to set up for his O.D. block. Or he has lieen seen calming his patient with a well-timed RKLAX!! He ' s the only person at school who takes his mobile cabinet home so he won ' t have to look for it in the morning, After three years of walking away from the competition, David has recently been selected by his roommates as the life recipient of the Wild American Male Turkey award. While relaxing on a skiing trip in Colorado in bis Senior year, David, in a futile .search for clinic foils, was caught doing an oral diagnosis on a perfect stranger on the gondola, using a ski pole for a perio probe. He i.s considering graduate orlho after two years in the Navy, during which he will have to learn how to swim, being from Chico. At one point during his dental career, his roommates Hipped to see who would put the third central in to close his diasteina, but he decided he ' d rather show o(T his uvula in centric occlusion. Other than having a run-away thyroid, David is one of the premiere operators of the

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ROBERT DAVIS. D.D.S. Your Akron Rcnrcsciitativc '

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■ ' m - BILL DOMS, D.D.S, ; :ii:TiT JE5. a!!y ' j - viV ' : vni ii ' i After earning a chantc lo participate in clinical affairs following 2 outstandingly dismal years in the S T, Bill discovered that he was no longer bumping elbows with his classmates but trying to bump them out of their clinic chairs in order that he might be able to earn a few clinical points. At the end of his junior year he found that by working straight through lunch he was able to climb from 98th to 96th ' in the class. Realizing that he would have plenty of extra time his senior ye r he took on the job of Class President, and then to keep busy in the evenings he became the midnite hydrocolloid maintenance man. But it was all worth it, forat graduation Bill received a very high honor from the Operative Dept. for his outstanding work and dedication: 20 points of 4.0 in hydrocolloid and amalgamator technique from Dr. Flygenring. He also received honorable mention in the gold foil essay contest from Dr. Ingraham, for which he was awarded a life-time supply of mat, non-cobesivo. cohesive, and extra- pliable gold foil.