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

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GMM 'SENIORS 'JUNIORS 'SOPHOMORES 'FRESHMEN

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XECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Executive Committee is a group of men, eight in number, elected from each class, which act as the administrative and legislative body of the Associated Students of the College of Physicians and Surgeons. v The Student Body President is the chairman of the group and the Student Body Secretary records the minutes of the meetings. It is the duty of this group to levy assessments, arrange dates for the social functions and direct policies and affairs of the Student Body. bv' Q 'Ds S, 1 , In ', -4' .Qi William SIOHCCI' E. Dan McArthur Malcolm Booth Walter Kraus Chairman Senior Representative Junior Representative Junior Representative John Northrop James Spangler ' Charles Sweet u f William Finke Sophomore Representative , Sophomore Representative Freshmen Representative Freshmen Representative

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RONALD A. BAILEY Los Angeles, California La Sierra College Army I cLAss HISTORYS On September 3, 1940, forty-two men and two .women began their quest for the degree of Doctor of. Dental Surgery. Little did they dream that this class was to pass through such eventful changing times. Little did they dream that their early acquaintances would become, their closest friends, their fraternity brothers, their future respected fellow members of our profession. Little did they dream that dentistry and dental school would com- pletely occupy their conversations, their minds, and their very lives. ' Freshman Year-At the physical examination at Stan- ford we found that we were a collection of odd sizes and shapes of flea-bitten humanity, all with a defect or two to delight the examining doctors. u . We asserted our authority for the first time on the bus ride to the Frosh-Soph Field Day when the class, led by Stolker, the Coach, the Swede, and the Roberts Boys. challenged and conquered the sophomore class. However, we found that the smart take from the strong and our boy Sarky came back with only memories. The Freshman Reception, the Senior Farewell, and the Fraternity rush affairs, legal and otherwise, were the out- standing social highlights of the year, giving us a chance to meet the brothers and still have a good time. We probably were high-pressured by the fraternities, cut classes, did some of our technique, carved teeth, heeled LLOYD M. BALDWIN Sanitarium, California Pacific Union College T K a Ome a - . X MARIANNA BROWNING Fresno, California Fresno State College A B au app g Asst. Treas. of Student l3ddy '43 Army