University of Nebraska College of Dentistry - Impressions Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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GEORGE R. DACHS. B.S.. D.D.S. George is the senior of the Seniors and will grad- uate at 35. His home is Deer Lodge, Montana, and before coming to Nebraska he attended Powell County High School at Deer Lodge and Carroll College at Helena. George served with the Navy from 1941 to 1946, spending time in the Submarine Force, Pacific Flcct, and in Naval Flight Training. He and Helen were married in 1945, and their children are Cherie, 8, Nancy, 6, and Terrence, 5. George is affiliated with the Zips, and his hobbies include hunting, fishing, skiing, and skating. In his Senior year he was awarded the S1000 Walter Miller Scholarship and has appeared several times on the Honor's Convocation. EGAN W. DRENKER, B.S.M.S., M.S., D.D.S. Egan's home town is Lincoln, but he graduated from high school in Pleasantville, N. Y. From 1943 to 1946 he served with the Manhattan District Corps of Engineers, and at Oak Ridge, Tenn. He attended both the Universities of Idaho and Nebraska, taking his B.S.M.E. and MS, degrees. He and his wife, Barbara, married in 1945, have two boys, Bill, 7, and Ieffrey, 4. Drink is esteemed as the dentist's answer to Culbert- son and plays bridge with genuine enjoyment. He is a member of Xi Psi Phi, Phi Gamma Delta, and the following honoraries: Sigma Xi, Pi Mu Epsilon, Pi Tau Sigma, and Sigma Gamma Epsilon. Egan is 33 years old, and his permanent address is Twin Falls, Idaho. VICTOR R. FLOHR. D.D.S. Vic's home is at Gering, Nebraska, and he at- tended high school there. After his service in the Army, he attended Scottsbluff Iunior College where he took his pre-dental training. After his acceptance into Dental College he became affiliated with Xi Psi Phi fraternity. Vic's friendly smile was always ready to greet his classmates as he efficiently handled the gown supply. Vic, who is 32 at graduation, was married to Wanda in September, 1946, and they have two Chil- dren, Gregory, 6, and Pamela, 4. His permanent ad- dress is 1340 7th St., Gering, Nebraska.

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DALE A. CAPEK, A.B., B.S., D.D.S. Dale graduated from Lincoln Central High School and took his AB and BS degrees from the University of Nebraska. He is a member of Delta Sigma Delta and served that fraternity as Scribe, 1952-53, and Social Chairman, 1953-54. He is also a member of Phi Delta Theta and is prominent in athletics, having played on the basketball and baseball teams and taking honors in golf events. Cap is 24, and his favorite depart- ment is pedodontics. So far, Dale has been able to remain a bachelor. WILLIAM A CORRALES BS DD.S. CHARLES E. CAROTHERS. B.S.. D.D.S. Charley hails from Broken Bow, Nebraska, the land of cowboys and rodeos, and graduated from Broken Bow High School in 1945. Stick was in Engi- neer Training at Ft. Louis, Washington, and then as- signed to the medics in Germany, serving from 1946 to 1948. He is 26 and a member of Xi Psi Phi and Sigma Nu Fraternities. He and Doris Mae were mar- ried at the beginning of his Senior year. His post- graduate plans include locating a warmer climate and a profitable practice, but he can always be reached by addressing Broken Bow, Nebraska. Bill graduated from St Mary s High School, Law- ton, Oklahoma, where he was valedictorian of his class. As PhM2, he served in the Navy for over two years at the Naval Hospital in Dublin, Georgia. He attended Cameron Iunior College at Lawton, Okla- homa and was awarded the Freshman Chemistry Award in 1948. Billy was Historian of Delta Sigma Delta, 1951-52, and Treasurer, 1952-53. He also be- longs to Phi Theta Kappa, Newman Club, and Knights of Columbus. He is 26 and married Marzelle in August, 1951. His hobby is golf, and his fame includes a hole-in-one on the Park Valley course. His permanent address is 1314 Euclid, Lawton, Oklahoma. ..21..

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RAYMOND L GROVE. AB.. D.D.S. Alliance 'is Rays home, where he attended Al- uance High before going to Doane College. At Doane he got an AB degree and a wife, Dorothy, whom he married in May of 1950. Ray, 26, is a Zip and served the fraternity enthusiastically as Social Chairman. His hobby is cards, more specifically, bridge, and he was usually seen at the first table dealt. Throughout dental school Ray carried the lowest bass notes for the quar- tet boys. lf anyone has noticed his cadence counting while condensing arnalgams, it's just that he's get- ting in practice for his military service as soon as he graduates. He can always be reached by mail in care of R. B, Williams, 128 So. 69th, Omaha, Nebraska. THOMAS L. HOLSCHER. 'D.D.S. One of our few classmates from Wyoming, Torn, 25, graduated from Casper High School and Casper Iunior College, where he received his pre-dental train- ing. He is a member of the Zips and holds a reserve commission as Znd. Lt. in th U. S. Air Force. His post-graduation plans will include a couple of years' service before entering into private practice. Tom is an ardent sports fan, having a great interest in present and past teams and players. His hobby is fishing, and his permanent address is l43 W. 13th. Casper, Wyoming. ROBERT G. HOWARD. B.S.. D.D.S. Bob was born at Ashland, Nebraska, and grad- uated from Shelton High School in 1944. He served in the Infantry at Camp Robinson, Arkansas, 1945-46. Bob attended the University of Michigan in Detroit before returning to Nebraska for his pre-dental work. He is best remembered for his fine piano playing in various programs. Bob is 27 a member of the Ma- sonic Lodge and Xi Psi Phi, and held the offices of Chief Herald, 1951-52, and Treasurer. 1952-53. He was on the Honors Convocation two years and received two Regents' Scholarships. His future plans are in- definite except that he plans to marry Darleen at graduation. Permanent address: cfo Glenn W. Howard, 727 East 4th St., Hastings, Nebraska.