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

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ROEL WYMAN-The text-book king, and all- MORTON YTABLO-Morty is one of Degitistryls around unpressario. Since this boy arrived on the scene, A.8cA. and the U. of T. press have rapidly been going bankrupt. His literary talents are highly respected in and around the faculty, which means that he gets saddled with all kinds of writing jobs. C Like preparing all these notes for Hya Yaka. Speaking of notes see Wfyman 8: Woods today for excellent aids, only 31.75 a set. most talkative students, who is known or his wisecracks in chemistry and anatomy, when he is awake. He studies his organic chemistry extra hard, hoping he can learn how to make Esther , He rates his ambition of graduating and becoming a dentist on a par with his ambition of becoming governor of the Bank of Canada and chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange. .nwdewca-mffaaf Page 32

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KAARLO CKARLJ R. SUOMELA-Karl is a quiet graduate of the University of Western Ontario who makes a point of sitting in the labs and looking studious. Although he is married he re- fuses to commit himself as to the size of his family. OREST M. SYROWY-Or is a Toronto-born fel- low whose interests include water skiing, Chinese food, fishing, Chinese food, and Chinese food. He plans upon graduation to become a Yummie man, claiming that it pays a lot better than Den- tistry. He can't stand Bill Greig's Histology text, and buying cars and cottages and putting them together on other people's property. NORMAN TALSKY--Three year football, basket- ball, volleyball, track, and scholastic star, Norm is a double-threat man. He needs fewer new text books than anyone else in the course. CWouldn't that rot your socks?D TIIU TARMET-This Swedish blonde has travelled extensively in Europe and in the Medical Build- ing. She seems to think that people Cespecially Jack Train, George Hicken, and Roel Wymanj are always picking on her. Could this possibly be because it is true? She speaks 5 languages fluently. Unfortunately English is not one of them. HARVEY TAUB-Harvey blushes ferociously in reproductive anatomy because his views up to this point were mercilessly sheltered. No Harv, you can't order them from the Simpson's-Sears catalogue. One of the Yummies that Harvey picked up on his route was Judy, who now owns him lock, stock, and barrel. HOWARD TILLEY TILE-Howie believes that rusty third molar fillings and saline saliva not- withstanding, 500 cc is the normal capacity. For some months he kept denying the fact that Kathy was pinned, but since the pin was already on her sweater, there wasn't really much he could say. JACK TRAIN-jack is a one-handed trumpet player and a one-fingered piano player OD who displays some of Buffalo's finest continental cut clothes. He spends more time on the telephone lining up engagements for the band than he does in dental materials. PAUL VANEK-Paul is a charter member of the Nooneris Club. An astute chemist, he can make alcoholic beverages out of NaCl Cthis is a good man to know!D. Happily married to Linda, he has a B.A. degree to boot Cto boot what, I don't knowj. PHIL WADE--Phillip is a sporty athletic type who played football and basketball successfully for the faculty. His neat red beard makes the pursuit of his favourite articles, wine, women, song, and all that jazz, extremely easy. He wants in the future Cab to outdrag Federchuk's Mercedes 30OSL with his MGA, and Cbb to get into next year's class picture. LAWRENCE WALKER-A graduate of the Uni- versity of Ottawa in 1959, he was the C. U. P. eidtor and staff writer for the U. of O's news- paper for three years. He also was on the staff of their yearbook last year, the Ottaviensis Csound familiar?J. His favourite subject is an- atomy, but his materials technique is pretty slick. GLENN WALKER Cno relation?J-Glenn is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario in Arts. Although he is married, his wife lets him out often enough to play hockey for Dents A, and squash for first Dents F. REDVERS WARREN-Born one hell of a long time ago, Red was educated at private schools in Greece and Palestine, and graduated in 1952 as an aeronautical engineer CD.L.C.D. He is a mem- ber of the Canadian Aeronautical Institute. Mar- ried for seven years, he worked for several years as a flight test engineer at Avro CMaltonD until the Arrow layoff last Feb. 20. He then decided to join the only secure field in Canada today, Dentistry. SHELDON WAX-Shelly is the only guy in Den- tistry who is a frustrated Artsman. He plans piano in Jack's band, or Jack plays trumpet in his band, or they both play in Shelly Mintz's band, or something like that. Shelly still wants to know who wore his hat home from the party. His head is getting cold. BILL WONG-Bill was born in Canton, China, which may explain why he rolls his r's when he speaks. He came to Canada in 1952 to study chemistry and mathematics at U.B.C., where he graduated last spring. He didn't like working in a paper mill, so he too took the step on the road to security, and joined the faculty. He's happy to have his mother here in Canada for a year's visit. ARTHUR WILLIAMS-Art is another member of the Remember February 2Oth Club in first Dents. I think he now holds the title Cformerly held by Olev Harmj of Granddaddy of the class. CLARE WOODS-A brawny truckdriver who will be able to buy and sell the school, if he has an- other summer half as successful as the last one. He commutes from the thriving metropolis of Cooksville to the Chess Club rooms at Hart House, where he is a committee member. He thinks Qand how can anyone argue against this?J that if the Faculty of Dentistry were suddenly removed from the campus, the entire University would degenerate immediately into a farce. He also wants eventually to teach at the faculty. BOB WORKMAN--One of the innumerable Fort Williams boys in the class, Bob lives alone and likes it, but flies home. Cby flapping his arms? for vacations. His incessant question: Roel, what did you get for this one?

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