University of Minnesota School of Dentistry - Explorer Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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TERRY JONES “Cannonball”’ hails from Rochester, Minn. where he did his undergrad at RJC. Still single, his hobbies are raising quarter horses, playing the accordian, garden- ing, snow and water skiing, golf and hockey. Terry is an active Delta Sig, and future plans include serving on board the ship Hope in the near future. LOIS KARL We are proud to claim Lois as the only feminine member of the Class of ’71. She claims New Ulm, as her hometown. Lois earned a BS degree at Mankato State and also spent two years in graduate Anatomy at the U of M. Lois’ future plans include studying interior decorating, designing left handed dental of- fices and graduate school. RAYMOND KIEFFER Ray, one of the many “Johnnies” in the class comes from Hastings. He served the dental community as treasurer of Delta Sigma Delta. Ray’s hobbies in- clude hunting, fishing, skiing and staying single. The future holds an associateship with Uncle Sam for a start and a whole works of adventure and challenge afterwards.

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STEVE JOHNSON Steve is from Fergus Falls and makes a point of re- turning to his homeland each October for a cermonial duck shoot or two. He attended St. Olaf College from 1963-1967. An active Delta Sig, Steve enjoys I,M. sports and skiing. His future plans include a tour of duty in the armed forces and eventually a Montana practice. DAVID G. JOHNSON A St. Paul native, Dave earned a B.A. degree from the U of M. before coming to dental school. He enjoys golf, hunting and fishing. Despite the ads in the Dai- ly Dave still remains our classes most eligible bach- lor. The future will see this well endowed dentist practicing in the Twin Cities. WARREN G. JOHNSON With a B.A. from St. Olaf and a teacher, Beth, for a wife, Warren plans on setting up a practice in Fair- Bault as soon as he graduates. This will allow him to concentrate on his hobbies of fishing and traveling and give him time to reminisce about his Psi Omega parties. 22

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BRUCE LARSON Lars came to dental school from Starden Minn. An avid outdoorsman, Bruce enjoys hunting, archaeolo- gy, and the summers he spent picking thistles for the State Conservation Dept. An excellent student, Bruce earned a degree from Augustana. Bruce and his wife plan to return to a rural area to practice. GREGORY J. KILBANE “Tape” did his predent work at UMD and the Min- neapolis campus of the U. A member of Delta Sigma Delta, Greg enjoys I.M. sports. Besides his work at General Hospital, he is famous for his unique hunting experiences. Greg and his wife Carol Ann have a rural practice in their future which may be postponed by the Federal Government for a couple years. MICHAEL D. LONG Mike comes from White Bear Lake, Minn. and at- tended predent at St. John’s University and the U of M. He spends his leisure hours practicing the art of Taxidermy and searching for agates with his wife Christine. Mike is a member of Delta Sigma Delta and also enjoys hunting, archery, fishing and picking apples. His future plans include an addition to his family, two years with the Navy and a general prac- tice in Minnesota. 24