University of the Pacific School of Dentistry - Chips Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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SELLECK, S. D. C Sam J San Francisco Here is the only man who can finish a two- hour examination in ten minutes. Sam has argued and laughed his way through, and we have all heard him. We have also heard his call for Ray, showing how highly Sam re- gards companionship. STOREY, HARRY G. C Harry,,j Renton, Wash. Member Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. Harry has gone along in his quiet way and has not been the cause of much attention, yet we find in him the qualities of good fellowship and sufficiently good studentship to keep us from worrying about his welfare. ' TABER, CLARENCE M. C'Tabe J San Francisco. Member Psi Omega Fraternity. Here is a pretender. Tabe pretends he is very serious and in reality he is full of the old Nickf' A good, square man is 'fTabe, and we are all glad to hail him friend. Tabe has tried to bully us all into paying dues and somehow suc- ceeded. WALL, CHAS. A. Q Chas. j San Francisco Member Psi Omega Fraternity. Chairman Senior Dance Committee. Our wild Irish Rose. Wild is right, for with the aid of Frenchy he has created more dis- turbances than all the rest of us combined. 'fChas. is a prince, as we all know, and we shall surely miss him in the' days to come. When we meet again, though, we may be sure the Wall glad hand will be out to us all. PRosEK, ROBERT C. C Bob D San Francisco Member Q. T. Club. A1 tiS't HCl1lpS,', 1914-15, 1915-16, 1916-17. Bob, our artist also, and with Frank has made us all see many humorous points. As a student, Bohn is up at the top, and as a good fellow he has always been with the crowd. A mighty fine man Bohn is, and none of us wish him anything but the best of luck and success. 26

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GR1MwooD, FRANK G. C Frank j i . San Francisco Member Psi Delta Fraternity. Member Q. T. Club. Frank let a foot slip once and we never have forgotten it. A prince of good fellows, a good student and one whom any one 1nay de- pend on. Frankie had his best year as a Fair Ground playmate of Spider's in 1915. As a class- mate we are sorry to lose you, Frank,'g as a friend we all hope to keep you. ,, BLANQUIE, RAOTUL H. C Ray,'j Alameda, Cal. This blushing youth from the city of the un- buried dead is one of our shining lights. His untiring efforts editoriallv, made last year's CHIPS, and the same efforts clinically have given evidence of an embryo Brophy. ' As a good fellow, Ray is up with thebest, and the combination of savoiff-faire and good fel- lowship will bring him his just reward. BRAUER, I. CLYDE C Dutch D Chico, Cal. I am sure care's an enemy to life. This untamed member of the Species Ho- mo came to us from Chico, Cal., and has jogged along his unworried way to final grad- uation, and nothing has ever been discovered to ruffle his evenly carefree disposition. Dutch always mingles pleasure and work so as to get the most out of pleasure. May continued joy be yours, Dutch. HEANEY, AMBROSE P. f A1n,'D San Francisco. Member Q. T. Club. Here we have one who is well on his way to a successful and profitable career. Anim has clone things in an operative way, and to any one it is obvious that he will succeed. He has been a diligent and deserving student, and it would probably have behooved many of us to have followed his example. ' WEATHERBY, V. D. C Colonel D . . Louisville, Ky. Wlaat did the Governor of North Carolina say to the Governor of South Carolina? . Here we have our representative of Kain- tuck. Colonel is a true Southern gentle- man, with the marks of aristocracy showing plainly. It is to our sorrow that we have had only a year of his pleasant company. 27