UCLA School of Dentistry - Impressions Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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ERNEST L. JAMES JR. As a regents scholar, Ernie sailed through dental school with little troL±)le, while enjoying the good life on land and sea. His future plans are nebulous, his abilities allow him an infinite nuiT±)er of choices. At present, he plans to enter private practice and later to do post graduate training. GEORGE E. JANEWAYJR. Dental school was a landmark for George, as he married his high school sweetheart, Lynn. His activities in dental school included making full length Technicolor extravaganzas for the removable department with special emphasis on clean finger- nails. George is in the Public Health Service for two years and then plans to enter private practice and possibly build a mobile clinic to help do dentistry on Indians in the Southwest. GERALD F. JONES Jerry has his humble beginning in the thriving city of Arvin, California. Childhood habits of toe painting with grape juice pointed the way to his later artistic displays at Mom ' s. His future plans include inheriting Kelty ' s black tie, getting out of the Navy, Dentistry, and raising a lot of little grape stompers in some remote area of California away from unions. THOMAS M. KELLEN As a Hawk, the performer is seen at the beach more than at school. His surf board designs are a landmark for Tom from the Rincon to Mazatlan. After his tour of duty with the Cuban Navy, Tom plans to set up shop and pursue his main interests - surfing and photography. 40

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ALEXANDER B. HOGUE After running scared for four years as a marked man as a friend of Ben (Benny) Gold, Alex became one of the better operators in the class. He plans to spend the next year in in- tensive occupational therapy in the Canadian North Woods to heal his mind and get reacquainted with his wife again. He and Raitt plan to open a topless beer bar some time in the future and retire to a life of pleasure. WILLIAM R. HOWARD Raitt has been known for his witty comments and drinking ability, being honored by Busch gardens with a lifetime pass. He has also been called a wizard with gold, changing gaping phosphate margins into shimmering masterpieces of polished gold or tin foil or whatever was at hand. His plans are nebulous what with two Navy years ahead. EUGENE R. HUMPHRIES The magic christian is known for his gentle manners and kind way with words, especially around Alex Hogue. He received the orthodontics and other awards. Gene enters Loma Linda University to continue his education in orthodontics after sum- mer teaching in the UCLA clinic. After completing his edu- cation, he plans to practice wire bending and find a way to isolate German measles. JACK C. ISAACS Saacs, described himself as the short, dark hairy Armenian. What more can be said except that he had one of the best looking wives in the class. When he wasn ' t studying, he was drinking wine, stealing Stork ' s screen off his window and yel- ling at police with alligator shoes. After the Air Force, he plans to outfit a sail boat and make dentures for the natives in the South Pacific. 39

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JOHN E. KING John was the mentor of the gruesome three: King, Kelty and Kolz. As one of the resident philoshers of the class, he usually had something to say, especially if it concerned the girls in the cafeteria. As a former school teacher, John helped the class behind the scenes in a personal crusade talking with ' instructors hoping to make them realize their role as teachers. John plans to set up practice in Southern Cali- fornia and get to know his son Rich now that those long hours in the lab are over. RICHARD A. KLEE As a Valley dad, Klee can be found in his cubicle contemplating heavy sounds and waxing groovy crowns. While in the Navy, he plans to model mustaches. Later, Rick plans to become a hair stylist and culture side burns in alginate. After graduation, he plans to continue his search for Mrs. Robinson. GLENN E. KELTY Glen was one of the more practical people in the class, he had a tie for every occasion: as Henry Ford said, you can have any color as long as it ' s black. Glen and his roommate John Laing, spent most of their time scuba diving or drinking at the Oar House to drown their dental school memories. Upon grad- uation. Glen will be returning to Phoenix to start an associate- ship and later to begin his own practice. KENNETH E. KOLZ Graduating in the top ten, being a Regents Scholar, Ken was known as the machine. After the sophomore year, he got married, which cut down on his gas and phone bills, and began to enjoy the good life. Ken served the class on the curriculum committee for two years and also helped to set up the Faculty- student liason committee. After a two year Air Force tour of Idaho, Ken will be returning to Southern California to set up practice. 41