University of Toronto Dental Students Society - Hy Yaka Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Page 16 ...cz and 46444 I am about to introduce a unique class, a group of hard-cured, lab-beaten, well- annealed veterans, 63 in ntunber. They are the sLu'vivors of a battle, the followers of Longfellow's famous words, We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. CLARE ARTHUR: Matrimony -the high seas for which no compass has yet been invented: but Clare doesn't mind being lost! JERRY BECKER: Can be seen at the squash courts, in the autopsy room, and in the dental building . . . when he ought to be in path lab. GEORGE BEDROSIAN: Often seen quite near the staff. His warmth and wit bring all a laugh. DOUG BELL: Interest: Music, dentistry, and preserving the remnants of his curly locks. MORLEY BERNSTEIN: Ambitions divided between having a good voice and working for the C.P.R.-after graduation. TIINA-ANN BERREVOETS: Maintains she will add Dr. , Vetka , and Dentist to her dental plaque! PAUL BODRUG: Collects leaves, string, and comic books . . . guards the pearl of the clan Campbell. CHRIS CHRUSZCZ: Let it never be said that good things do not come in big packages. LARRY DAVID: One of the deep, clear, and silently-flowing streams in the class. MORLEY DEYETTE: Still staying up 8 nights a week with Marilyn. EVERT DIXON: Concerns: staying alive, staying out of trouble, staying awake. OSCAR DONER: He has that sparkle in his eye that means only one thing . . . the altar, BILL DUTKA: Vive la difference! . . . besides, Bill is a good student. DOUG ELMHERST: Has interest in a girl whose brother is a pilot, so, he can take off once in a while. BOYD FOWLER: 4 F's: fiancee, fraternization, friends and foolery. LEN GAIK: He that walketh with wise men shall be wise. DON GRATTON: Function: To keep Boyd amused in crown and bridge labs. HARRY GRIEG: Cultivates hybrid cabbages, collects spiders and oriental barf bowls. Function: As yet no suitable function has been found for Harry. GARY GUTMAN: An avid photographer, Gary believes in recapturing those glorious mo- ments in his past on film and slides. PROBABLE FATE: R a rich bachelor. JASCK HANVEY: President elect of III Dents. JIM HICKS: Function: Coffee at Sick Chil- dren's, Breakfast at Sick Children's, Lunch at Sick Children's, Supper at Sick Children's. BOB HISCOX: Reinforcement for guarding the popular pearl Csj of the Campbell clan. RALPH HISLOP: A man of many talents and many moods, Ralph is well liked by all. JOHN HOUSTON: In his own works, he'll soon be paying rent for Gail's apartment. BRYANT HUNTER: Active in W.C.T.U. CWhiskey Connoisseur Taster's Unionj, A.A. CAlisinth 81 Akvavitj and A.U. CAlcoholics Unanimousj. DARREL HUNTER: Interest: In testing 1. combustibility of lab. jackets. 2. Girls who can mend combustible lab. jackets. Also member of the 8:50 a.m. lecture club. GARRY HURD: Devonshire's delegate to Georgeis Pizzeria, is interested in philosophy and psychology. GUS JAEGER: Took the big step last summer and looks much healthier since Che cooks all the mealsb. KEITH IRON WILL JOHNSTON: President elite of Errol Flynn Fan Club. Business Manager of Mau-Mau Pencil Sharpening Union. RAY JOW: Intensive interest in field of chemistry: spends leisure time in research on the effect of radio isotopes on tooth development. TERRY PEANUTS KAMEOKA: An ardent photography and jazz enthusiast. Ambition: to own a fish and chip res- taurant. JOHN KENNEDY: Martyred because of his beliefs, John is nursing a very sore leg. HUGH KERR: Tall, dark and handsome-what more can a girl want? PETE KERR: Spends a lot of his time eating exotic meals in company of his fiancee, also drinking alcoholic beverages not in company of his fiancee. Ambition: to get to the dental building in time for lunch. CHARLIE KING: Interest: Finding out which janitor threw his ortho models into the garbage. One of the absent in body but present in spiritsfsjn boys. MARV KUSHNER: The man who invented the tag camera bug , had Marv in mind. BOB LEE: Another one of the boys who has tres- passed into the blessed world of matrimony. SHELLEY LIEBESMAN: Shelley has a subscription to the best seat in the house--front row, centre. MIKE LOCOCO: A living proof that a man can be a master of many trades, this orrhodontist-composer pianist-bellhop-is climbing up the ladder of success, and best of luck in all. RAY

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MCDERMOTT: Ambition: to keep up with Bill White. IAN MCLEOD: This Western guitar-plunking, mouth-organ-blowing Csimultaneouslyj talent, has brought new spirit into the Eastern class parties. KERRY MATHERS: Ireland is a country in which the probable never happens and the impossible always does-that's Why Kerry came to Canada to become a dentist. ROD MORAN: The boy who misses the best part of the day-dawn! MO MOREAU: A very constructive type of chap-as far as floats go, anyway. JIM MORREALE: Always a wit, Always a clown, Always a laugh, Never a frown. BOB MOWBRAY: Looking forward .to a bright future with his family and his profession. SAUL NUSSBAUM: Air Rotors-here I come! HARVEY'ORFUS, JERRY SMITH, And in the right corner ,wearing . . . JOE PACSUTA: Zoli as he's affectionately called, constantly torn body and soul between Welland and Toronto, decided to end it all in the near future-with Ann! MIKE PATRICK: An all round admirer of beauty, especially where the fairer sex is concerned. BRUCE ROBINSON: An expert in rugby and volleyball, his motto is the play is the thing! GAIDA ROCE: Attracted by Canadian countryside, and thinks Canadian boys rate. Coming from a girl from Leeds University, this merits a thought. BRUCE SULLIVAN: Great ex- pounder of I don't see why theory. Bruce is preoccupied with coca cola and foreign affairs. NORTY TAICHMAN: Occupation: Studying, buying Johnny Mathis records for Louise. RONNY TEITLER: And they say marriage doesn't do a man good, Ronny hasn't been late for a lecture since. DON WEATHERHEAD: He abides by Voltaire's philosophy: one merit of poetry few persons will deny: it says more and in fewer words than prose. SHELLEY WEINGARTEN: Steve's shadow, has been seen buying coffee all by himself. AL WEINSTEIN: Better known as Charlie Brown, is a pro- jectionist first class and can be heard in Gardens Sat. nights. BILL WHITE: Working towards a home for kids with Mom White. He's Dents' ace hockey player, trying to reach his goal. IRV YOUNG: Preoccupation: Aisle marching in full dress. Functions: basketball Cin high schoolb, ribbons Cin the streetj, and Pauline Cat homej. STEVE Zweig: The fellow with the stiff neck, had a few boys wishing their names were Zweig. And this is yours truly, signing off for this year, and hoping we all meet again. LIL ERITCH. 4 A T' Page 17