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

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Howard and Rachel. ierce College, B.A. California State University Northrldge. »H lX [JO u VA. Take it quick. I m getting sick. 38, 22 .. . no, it was more like 36. 26 . . no it was Of course that ' s how I keep my suit arm. Who could imagine that beneath the calm, handsome exterior stalked a genuine San Fernando Valley lowrider? Anyone who has seen Howard in action at the football games, the 901. or La Barbera ' s would know the truth. Howard was very resourceful Pre-clinical instructors were scarce when sitting in the same foursome with Carol and Tina, so Howard simply pinned up a picture of Rachel in a bikini to his cubical. Not only did he have plenty of instructors from then on, but also they were cleverly distracted from actually looking at his work Howard was one of the B lab night people There never seemed to be enough time during the day to goof off AND do lab work Of course one of the top priorities was a frequent trip to El Cholos with Carol, Tina, and George. We ' ll never forget the time during Solnit ' s wax-up class when Howard left his articulator at home and had to borrow one from Dr. Walker While graciously thanking him, Hands dropped the articulator on the floor When Walker strolled through the lab later that day Howard had the articulator in 50 pieces trying to adjust the incisal guide. Howard talked his way out of it though: I don ' t mean to criticize your articulator, but ' Howard ' s real introduction to dental school came during final exams the first trimester The fun began when he couldn ' t remember what an upper first molar looked like during the tooth carving final Afterwards he went to Tommy ' s to smother his sorrows with a chili dog and ended up with a jaywalking ticket He then pulled an all-nighter right there in lab B for GenI Histo and fell asleep one hour before the 8:00 AM final - never getting to the ear and eye lectures. Howard was probably the friendliest, most easy-going member of the class of ' 78 Upon graduation he plans to associate with Uncle Gottlieb in the Valley and from there on to fame and fortune Best of luck to a great friend

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Just a little more off this contact. Wouldn ' t you like a piece of this action. B.S. University of San Francisco, Student Advisory Committee, Student Body Treasurer, Scfiool New spaper Editor, Psi Omega Fraternity, L.A.D.S. 4 2 d. . . 3 i - ' 9 9? . ' . . . yarJ7- f A 7.o- ' x x : ,a ?7-o When Carol arrived in el lay, USC didn ' t know quite how to receive her. During the first weeks in school, practically the whole upper classmen student body had cruised by to check out Gomez and tried giving her help and advice. But, somehow, she managed to keep their hands off her work (and her body), and proved to a hot operator. With all these men in school, we had a pretty good time! (Thanks to all you guys who turned out to be pretty good friends, and phoo-wee to those that made our lives miserable.) Carol is also a very thoughtful, and wise lady. During that hectic sophomore year, she knew when it was time for a break. I ' m going crazy! Hey, George, Howard, Tina, let ' s go to Cholo ' s for a margarita! Well, thanks Carol, I really needed those drinks! Carol is an extraordinary woman. She was always organized, and always working hard to meet all those deadlines. She also found time to play an active role in student body government, mobile clinics, and be the editor of the Tongue Thrust. In between all that, she was flying off to San Francisco, Hawaii, and keeping her men happy (you know, cooking and stuff like that). You could count on Carol on having fun too. She was always ready to have a good time, dancing, and partying . . . and mostly eating (Boy! Did we make out with alot of freebie dinners! Carol was always watching out for us.) Carol! How did you manage to fly through clinic and run around in those high heel shoes of yours? That always amazed me. Carol ' s plans include the U.S. Navy for about four years, and a practice in San Diego, and of course, her man Mark. Good luck Carol. I ' m sure you will be successful, and always enjoy the best that life has to offer! (I ' m really sure) Thank you so much for your help, a dear friendship, and lots of good memories. Sincerly, your lab partner, Tina. What do you mean you want to grease my articulator.

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B.S. Chemistry C.S.L.B.. Doberman Pincher Study Club, Leader DMAT Wedge Trimester 2. ' See, I fold you it would be good. - M ) (y LLotcu T.G. Brings Fast Relief. ' Go ahead, wet your pants, I ' ll still be five minutes more. l George (A.K.A. the Green Machine) will be remembered by everyone ' for his perennial smile. When I think of George, I think of a guy with a brightly colored Hawaiian shirt with his whole-earth sandwiches announcing Who ' s up for creams (ice cream)? George is just your basic nice guy who ' s never too busy to lend a helping hand to anyone. I know, he ' s gotten me out of plenty of jams. I ' ll never forget when I met George ' s pride and joy— Wilhelm, or just Willy to an intimate circle of friends. I drove up to what I thought was George ' s house, and got out of my car, only to feel the ground vibrating. Then I realized there was a dog leaping at the front door and barking wildly. With great courage. I walked behind my wife toward the house, I knocked on the door. The door opened with George ' s veins nearly bursting while restraining a huge doberman pincher lunging at me. on two legs. I was unable to speak or run for my life. George said with sincerity . . . Willy likes you! It ' s amazing how some of us slaved away at night, wishing we were elsewhere. (Especially we of lab B.) George on the other hand managed to get away for plenty of surfing, got to Hawaii, become certified for scuba diving, got to Hawaii (yeah, again!), fly over L.A., sail, water ski, snow ski, . . . the list goes on and on. He says that when he gets out of here he ' s gonna really enjoy himself. Dental school does strange things to many people. For instance, George ' s affinity for the Oriental Philosophy. How much Chinese food can you eat? Also the ElCholo for lunch bunch, where George, Tina, Carole, and I became regulars. Not to mention numerous sojourns at Numero uno and the 901. We weren ' t alcoholics, we just prefer to drink over lecture. George has hopes of practicing in Hawaii; he says that it is the only place for him to live. I wish him the best, even though we ' ll all miss him in Southern California.