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

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West Los Angeles College A.A., B.A. Calif. Slate University Long Beach, Calif. Standard Teaching Credential, Oral Pathology Clinical Oncology Fellowship. ' V imA Rick and Lynn Rick Bynes moves fast. He got through the pre-clinical years In a hurry. After a slow start in the sciences, things picked up immeasurable when we got to the hand classes. Those were no problem with his industrial arts background (we had more shelves than we knew what to do with). Our relationship was stormy pre-clinically but we became the best of friends after leaving the third floor. Rick ' s ability to do five things simultaneously on several patients never ceased to amaze me. His excess energies brought him quick results in the form of completed work. I ' ve learned to admire him for his concern and devotion to his friends. Rick ' s quick wit and mind will bring him many rewards. What did you say about mothers? No, you can ' t use me for clinics. '

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■Where the hell is that chart? ' Occidental College, B.A., L.A.D. S., M.D.S.A., Mobile Clinic This wheel trims nails pretty good. --• r ; ?!; O.K., just take one No way, my picture ' s not goin ' in this yearbook! Back in the early days up on the third floor, things often got a little rough. You could look over at Jose, and with a low groan start to murmur Zaaa . . . Zaaa . . . Zaaa. By the third sexy Zaaa, old ZAZU would start to crack a big healthy grin. If you kept it up long enough you ' d hear him laugh and shout All-right! Things could be terrible, moods running low, but you could always count on Jose to cheer up when the conversation turned to sex. Once we made it to the second floor, Jose really got busy. His patients realized that they lucked out and got a dentist that really cared. He was busy, but never too busy to help out his fellow cell-mates. Well, the moustache has darkened up quite a bit, but other than that, Jose has remained pretty much the same after four years of dental school. He came here extremely idealistic and very much community minded. Somehow, he is managing to escape with his idealism intact, and he is now even more involved with the community than when we Having been associated with the mobile clinic since his freshman year, Jose has been inexorably moving up in status in that highly regarded organization. He likes kids and working on solving their dental needs has always been high on his list of priorities. There is no doubt that we ' ll be hearing about a community leader named Jose Bustos in the years to come.

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tL ' N-3 Well, Christ Cappeletti, if Brohard ' s in the pool ... If Dr. Bryman doesn ' t like these margins, then I ' m going to red line his eye. Gary first came to ' A Lab ' s attention when, in the first few weel s of school, he almost had a nervous breakdown due to his temporary inability to handle the now famous Cappelletti Carver . Upon its mastery. Cap (as he was referred to, along with a few other descriptive terms) went on to even greater challenges; such as, an imitation of Mac Templeton that would have made Rich Little eat his heart out, as well as a remarkable recovery of a wax pattern that a certain coach felt would look better shaped like a football rather than a first molar. Gary knew more ethnic, religious, wife, and girl friend jokes than anyone I ever met. And, when he wasn ' t gracing the lab with that repetoire, you could probably find him commenting on how well the operative finals were going, Clever(ly) making sure an instructor got the point, or trying to incinerate his lab partner. That last incident was Gary ' s only failure in school (thank God). However, had it not been for the heroic actions of engine company 224 (thanks Rick) it might have been different. Gary turned out to be the most unlucky guy in the history of dental school when it came to keeping cars around. After having his first car stolen, the rental car which he was using was totaled while parked outside the dental school (only two days later). He obtained a new car, only to have that one stolen a few months later. Finally, the third, and newest car, was found in its parking place at his apartment one morning minus its front wheels. Well, hopefully, he ' ll have better luck in the San Francisco area where he plans to set up practice. He sure won ' t need any as a dentist, we all know he ' ll be a fine one. B.S. Biology, University of California Riverside, Delta Sigma Delta Fraternit; No, Doctor Walker, my barber didn ' t retire. 96 Doctor Gary Cappelletti please report to oral surgery immediately! '