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

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LARRY M. YOSHIOKA It is rumored that Larry thought he was in medical school until one day in the sophomore year he woke up while Dr. Flocken was listing his famous fourteen points. His interests in oral surgery have led Larry to the emergency clinic for the last two years, most of the nurses thought he was an intern the way he slept all the time. His black belt in Akido has helped in his duties as enforcer for the Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. CRAIG T. ZELENKA The Big Z is an ardent fan of the Kawasaki Samuri, which may explain the remarkable stand up, sit down dentistry positions he uses. Together with his wife Barbara, he enjoys motorcycling, skiing and spectator sports, especially the Thursday night fights at the Olympic. He plans to enter the Air Force, after which Craig will open a private practice. PAUL L. ZINN Fleet of foot and mouth, Paul will always be remembered for his terse comments as he walked out of every test, the first one finished. He was always a potent weapon on the basketball courts or in arguments with the faculty. After an associate- ship, he plans to open shop in El Centro, California, where ever that is. 52

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BRUCE E. WILLIAMS Bruce, in his odiferous way, tried not to allow dental school to interfere with his life style in Venice. He and his wife Mary are moving to King City where Bruce will be wor king with a government dental clinic. After that, he plans to con- tinue his leather crafts and open a practice in a magic mush- room forest. EDWIN M. WILLIAMS Raised in ALbequerque New Mexico, where he learned to fly his father ' s jet and break his legs and arms skiing, Mike had to fight the urge to study while in dental school. His activities as a charter member in the Delta Sigma Delta fra- ternity helped these desires. After graduation, he goes to Nevada, where he is stationed in the Navy, after that, who knows? JERARD WILSON Jerry has the only mobile cubicle that needs a caddy to move it. He has sworn not to allow dentistry to interfere with his golf game. When asked about requirements, Jerry replied: you have to be fourteen and have your own clubs. He and his wife Sharon plan to have a family large enough to coach and man a yacht to sail around the world. KENNETH Y. YAMANAKA Winning at poker against the devious antics of his room mate, Paul Zinn, was Ken ' s greatest achievement while in school. Followed closely by his completion of requirements and ability to look like everyone else in the class. He was often confused with Yoshioka while sleeping through lectures. Private practice and restoring a vintage World War II fighter are his present goals. . .Bonzai. 51 juHjr ' ' ■ (

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