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

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Musa., p M dwoomg a , 1 5 David Lawrence Grochmal, D.D.S. Dave is a native of Chicopee, Massachusetts. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1975. Dave carried a double major in college taking Accounting as well as Pre-dentistry. While he was at UMass he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and was nominated for a Rhoadis scholarship. All of which Dave will tell you did absolutely nothing for his golf game. In fact, having mastered the ability to shoot 71-80 convinced Dave to leave profes- sional golf to other members of his family and turn to a less frustrating career, such as dentistry. Known in some cubicles as 'iSquid , Dave's immediate practice plans will be determined by, you guessed it, the U.S. Navy and he is considering making the Navy a career. One of the few people who enjoyed all of the clinic tours Dave especially enjoyed the punch at Oral Cancer Society meetings. Dave would like to thank Smith 81 Wesson for many vivid recollec- tions of factory life, his mother and father for their support, and especially the U.S. Navy for paying the tuition. Dave also wishes to thank all the wonderful patients he was privileged to treat over the last four years and Doctors Moore and Wohlfarth for their advice and extraordinary example.

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Bryan Louis Crimmer, D.D.S. Bryan, originally from Idaho and California, spent his under- graduate career in microbiology, Zoology, psychology, at Brigham Young University. Bryan attributes his nickname Bubba to Steve Grady in the freshman year - even his wife now calls him Bubba. Throughout the four years Bryan has enjoyed various sports and outdoor activities including soccer coach and Weblos scout leader. He plans to set up a practice and part-time associateship in the northern Virginia area. Why not southern California? Bubba says California is going to dry up and blow away and he likes the beautiful green rolling hills of Virginia upon which to place his wife and four children: Helle, Anna, Erik, Fredrik, and ?? 'fOne thing Mormons and Catholics have in common are large families. He thanks his wife Kerstin for her love, friendship, and support, and his parents for their love and faith in him. I' , ' 4 :www K ff

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William Gross, D.D.S. This page is dedicated to the memory of my grandmother, Esther, who gave her love and time to her grandchildren to help make our dreams come true. I want to thank my parents and in-laws for their help and support to my daughters, jessica, for humoring me with her goofiness, and Rebecca, whose birth afforded me the opportunity of Watching one of the true miracles and feelings of elation offered to man. Most of all, to my wife, Shery, who through constant love, help, and understanding, has shown me that a relationship between a man and a woman can be very special indeed. Love gives naught but itself and takes naught but from itself. Love possesses not nor would it be possessed: for love is sufficient unto love. - Kahlil Gilbran 1 Lawn Blav- 2'-Q, 6 X W iw Wir: K y fv . K it V, f it I ., 'ag 79 7