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

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1 4 r pv Bj, J9 ' wr- FH f fl 9 | IL»»i« ' ' ' 4 f T I I 0 ynno s-bv y ' - No nune) SiAA . . . Where ' s Sandi? was a frequently asked question during our first trimester. For as fast as she could gobble her standard lunch fare: one huge apple, she was off to the library to STUDY. All this soon ended our second trimester, when her attention was drawn away from the library to a certain dental student. Now when people ask, Where ' s Sandi? , we say she ' s probably with Howie. Sandi without a doubt was the marathon winner for the D.H. being at school the longest ... 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. was not unusual. Why? Well, she pretended to be studying in the library (on her own little table in the corner) but actually what she was doing was conserving energy. (When you carpool with a dental student, you literally live at the school). Taking a break during our summer, Sandi hopped on over to Hawaii, and we thought she wouldn ' t be back for our third trimester ' cause she loved it so much. But she did, and how can we forget how Sandi would coax us to smile as she snapped and flashed her camera for the yearbook— capturing all of us at our BEST(?) What we ' ll best remember about Sandi is her quiet smile and her genuine sincerity in helping everyone through the D.H. program. Best of luck to you, Sandi! Sandra Yasuda, RDH Gardens, California Rosanne Manzer, RDH Oxnard, California Rosanne surprised all of us in her two years of dental hygie ne. Her junior year was basically hectic and unexciting, tilled with going home to Oxnard every weekend, always being prepared for every class, and ALWAYS worried sick that she would fail the upcoming test. But ever since that first party of her senior year, we saw a 180 degree reversal in Rosanne ' s personality. She was behind in reading like the rest of us, during clinic hours she was either on the second floor visiting her favorite dental student or being paged by him. She always had a sparkle in her eye and a big smile on her face. We all remember the first and only day that Rosanne wore a dress to school . . . she ran her nylons and broke her shoe. We won ' t forget Palm Springs where she got so tan, danced all night and ran up the biggest bar bill. All teasing aside, she ' s been a great asset to the class, always keeping us laughing and in good spirits. She ' ll make a great hygienist the 2 days a week that she works. 272 Uq?

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