Georgetown University School of Dentistry - Apollonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Iohn Roger Lake Ir., D.D.S. From Scituate Massachusetts Iohn entered on the Georgetown scene via the University of Vermont, Harvard and Massachusetts General Hospital. Working hard, but playing harder, never seemed to shed the fat in f'Fat Iohn . Two years Thunderchicken won the football intramurals, while the softballers kept up the spirit. Tennis, golf, surfing, skiing, white water canoeing and ice hockey had their times, but fishing is an addiction. Anyone want to ily to Hatteras? He led the spaceship into the clinic where good times were had everywhere. Dentures, however, will be referred. A branch of the clinic was established under his auspices at the Barley Mow restaurant where his consultations are served with prime rib and fine wine. Rumor has it that dull purple lettering, USDA PRIME can be seen on his stomach. Presently in search of a general practice residency, Iohn plans to settle in northern New England where the trout are rising, the snow fall is deep and it will be cozy with Mary by the fireplace. Iohn would like to dedicate this page to his parents who plan to burn their cancelled checks in a private ceremony and to Mary for her understanding, patience and love.

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Iohn Frederick Lake, D.D.S. Well to end four years of our lives, together at Georgetown. I'd like to wish my fellow classmates the best in their future endeavors whether they be dentally oriented or not. I'd like to dedicate this page to my grandparents, Hilary and Gertrude McGrath of Las Vegas, Nevada, and Floyd and Francis Lake of Gaylord, Michigan. Special thanks go to my parents, Iim and Mary Loug lim, my brother: and sisters, Mary Carol, and Linda, for providing unselfish spiritual, emotional, and financial help when needed throughout the years. And last but not least my wife Deborah who as a Starr provides a special light in my life and makes the future much brighter. y l .9 xl ,.,., is V tis' . .Jain-1

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George L. Landress, D.D.S. George is from Franklin Square, New York. After receiving his B.S. in Business Administration from Boston University, he worked for four years as an accountant, three of those years with the Internal Revenue Service, before coming to Dental School. Shortly after graduation, he plans, for his own satisfaction, to take and pass the remaining part of the licensing exam, which would qualify him as a Certified Public Accountant. During his time in dental school George has been a member of Alpha Omega Fraternity and the Oral Cancer Society and has had a part-time job at the Medical Center Library. Upon graduation, George plans to enter into an associateship with two other already-established dentists. George dedicates this page to his parents for their love, support, and encouragement, and to his two brothers for their friendship.