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

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MICHAEL TTKORMAN, D.D.S. I see the world through a mouth mirror I love teeth, all shiny and bright And when a patient is smiling Everything ' s right. Operative dentistry ' s groovy Everyone freaks on decay A wonderful life for a dentist Filling teeth day after day. Fixed prosthesis is heavy A reputation earned by success Bridges and crowns and splints Fixing all mouths in a mess. Prosthetics means service to people Communication is the key The lab tech makes the dentures The rest is up to me. Perio is the future Here is where I ' ll play Cleaning and cutting and packing From day to day. Research is a mystery Few talk about it Few think about it Maybe it will go away. W BS All the faculty molds us You will thank us, they say. The best years of your life, they say. They see it all through a mouth mirror.

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w . -V . -X ' , ,0h ::i: JIOBERT A. KELLEY, D.D.S. i- Remember :— The Anatomy Lab when it was over 100 degrees— The carving tests— mama nature— The easy Histo. Exams— UDMC— The first Operative quiz— Mes. V— The Histo. slide shows— 5:15 and all is well— The afternoon prosth. lectures with slides Beaver- State Board denture set-ups— Ricar toe collection— The S T Destruction— MIOP—THIOP— Your first Clinic— The back bar set-up of the week- Letter writing— The Fly— Trying to find out what the new Perio requirements wer«--Getting an Endo case signed off— Your wonderful porcelain inlay— The Director lives— but in the Jr. class— The great cabinet check— The graduation— did we have one? Its been a long tmie baby, and Lord you know I ' ve paid the dues . . .

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H -i MARK S. LASKA, D.D.S. in SUCH a lantastic and rlan rprous world — wp will not find answers in old dogm battlegrounds against fading rncmies long after the real struggle has moved on. We ourselves must change to master change. We must rethink all our old ideas and be lefs before they capture and destroy us ... . America must look to its young people, the children of this time of change. And we look esperially to that privileged minority of educated men who are the students of America. Robert F. Kennedy September, 1966