 He is most-remember for his articles "Cephalometrics for You and me" (1953), "Cephalometrics in Clinical Practice" (1959), "Use of Cephalometrics as an Aid to Planning and Assessing Orthodontic Treatment" (1960).He worked at Angle School of Orthodontia and was also a part-time faculty at the Orthodontics Department in UCSF School of Dentistry.He was instrumental in starting USC Orthodontic Program with Larry L. Dougherty in 1960.