University of Texas Dental Branch - Fang Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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JAMES F. BONNER, D.D.S. Dr. Boner with his waxing techniques achieved recognition early and used it all up. Known as lil Captain wax he was famous for his anatomical wax-up of Mt. Rushmore on the facial of a bicus- pid crown. Having waltzed through the first 2 years of Dental school Jim's true talent emerged when reaching clinic. There he honed down his skills at procrastination into not iust an art but a science. He plans to go into private practice where his main goal will be to reset anterior teeth for his denture patients. TIMOTHY W. BRANN, D.D.S. Tick always seemed to get the most out of lectures with his perpetual Brann questions. Tim still denies that any part of his question-asking arm is bionic. Throughout school Tim's motto has always been, Slow and steady wins the race. He set out to prove it and did. lBarelyl. Tim plans to go into the Army once out of school and after that he says, l'd really like to get into something alittle more challenging. 0S a s- fa BEFORE AFTER JOSEPH L. CARRICK, D.D.S. Using reduced blood volume as a general anesthesia technique on his patients, Snap and Flap set new records for most rubber base impressions in one year. Joe's main concern through the years has been to generate as much adrenaline as possible just in case l run short someday. Joe was known as one of the Hyper-Brothers in earlier years. While most people would pull all-nighters for exams Joe would be pulling an all-weeker. Joe spends his spare time admiring his wife and himself. ffffr .9f,:zu,.ux' -rw , .f M ZZ , 1 ' fe.. ff! We wi fm ff X' i mf ig H' 3' - sr A i 4 5 1 f M. E T.w

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THOMAS B. AUFDEMORTE, D.D.S. Spock, half human and half Vulcan, still blames his human half for his B's in dental school. His notes were voted most popular and most economically rewarding by the library xerox machines. Tom was seriously injured just before graduation when he was crushed beneath a wall which collapsed under the strain of lOO's of awards he had hung on it. Tom keeps busy by memorizing the dictionary and the phone book and plans to study Oral Pathology after gradua- tion. KENNETH E. BLOODWORTH, D.D.S. KAREN BOESELT, D.D.S. Ms. Boselt was voted Most female dental student by her col- leagues. Having spent the last 4 years as a model student she now plans to repeat all 4 years lust to get it all down good. Karen says she is seriously thinking about retiring as a student but will decide when she receives her grades. After succumbing to the corrupt and vile ways of her colleagues she became quite militant as a senior and changed her name to Kareen Abdul Boselt. Duckworth, always aware that he was living in the shadow ofa great Vulcan, practiced winning by intimidation but soon became aware that SPEED was everything. Ken would always brighten the hall with his smile as if he were personally savoring some old ioke. Ken plans to enter the Army after graduation because in HIS words, I want to get straightened out. Throughout the years Ken will be remembered for his now famous motto, Tennis Anyone? k J kv .N ,sg . ' ,Q ffl

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PHILBERT C. DOLEAC, D.D.S. Dil-Doleac has proven his virility to all without a shadow of doubt by inducing his wife into a case of chronic pregnancy. Phil, who won the Dumbo look alike contest, was known to have flapped his ear's in place of his air syringe. Phil went denture happy for a while and even achieved balanced occlusion on his stage board patient's castings. He will always be remembered for his class spirit and his premade wax pontics. JOSEPH V. DUFRESNE, D.D.S. Joe is another of those who have been fruitful and multiplied while in dental school. Joe's big chal- lenge while in school has been replacing his lost and stolen instruments. Once, he was seen carrying his dental chair on his back into his operatory after 1, he mislaid it in the lab. Joe's objective of achieving total obscurity while in dental school was finally met when he was sat upon by an instructor thinking he X 7 was a chair. Joe plans to enter residency in the U.S. l ir- ..... Army Qffergmducfang. I ',ff irfiiif 0 itlfe-ie J. . ,, KUO WAT ENG, D.D.S. Xt 3' 4' I .-1:..ali -3 Kuiak was one of the many in the class to get married while in dental school. He plans to even- tually set up practice, buy a house, and have a couple of kids. When asked why he's not follow- ing tradition by having 3 children Kuo replies, l've always heard every 3rd person in the world is Chinese so l don't want to take any chances. ln his immediate future Kuo plans to work at the V.A. hospital in Houston.