Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery - Dental Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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STANFORD HARRIS Bing Crosby and Stan have one thing in common . . . Gonzaga University as their alma mater. But Stan is one up on Bing. having attended CCNY and Washington University as well. Utilizing his experience as a Navy dental technician in good stead, Stan developed into a top-notch student and became Junior Class Vice-President, and Treasurer of the Jarvie Society. While list- ing Citron and Furgang among his hobbies, Stan is also a frequent contributor to Ab- stracts. However, more important lately are his extra-curricular activities at Horry ' s House, and his plans for interning before starling a practice. EDWIN JOHN HENRICH Starting out as co-pilot on a lead bomber in the ETO. Ed is still leading the flock with his facility for point-getting and for knocking out preps a la rapidamenta. Versatile is the word, for Ed is as proficient in music and ceramics as he is in dentistry, and is the designer of the compartment tray in No. 2 drawer. Claiming NYU, Buffalo, and Cor- nell as his alma maters. Ed plans more schooling in the future and may specialize in orthodontics. The recent three-inch increase in his chest expansion is due to his master- ing of some new techniques involving three- cornered haberdasherv. Reason? A new son!

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MURRAY FURGANG All-City Furry Murgang came to us from CCNY, NYU, Fordham and St. John ' s, and served in the Army as well. As Tansky ' s room-mate he became so accustomed to living with a Tansky, he married one: Joe ' s sister! So timely was the wedding that apart- ment hunting wasn ' t necessary, thus leaving plenty of time for the fishing, hiking, and drumming Murray enjoys so much. Earning his way thru school by pl aying in a dance band, Murray occasionally tears himself away from his hobbies, Citron and Harris, to turn out a few articles for Dental Abstracts. The cfass tall-man, Furry enjoys a good game of basketball or a nice long walk to the Tansky ' s after dinner. WILLIAM WATKINS HARNETT Bill hails from Englewood, N. J., and makes the daily run to Columbia in Ed Henrich s Shanks Express. Before coming to dental school Bill attended Hanover College in Indiana and Columbia in NYC. He gained valuable experience in the US Navy as a dental technician and obviously has not let it go to waste, as his skill will attest. Alert and sharp-witted. Bill is quick to defend his midget English Ford against all cracks, and has managed to hold his own. A member of Psi Omega Fraternity, Bill is anxiously look- ing forward to an associateship he has in mind in New England.

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HERBERT BARRE JACKLYN The best audience for any would-be Joe Miller is our boy Herb. With a sense or humor for no apologies. Herb appreciatively lets go with his hearty laughter at the first provocation of a joke, and makes you feel great. Former CCNY student, he brought all his enthusiasm with him when he made the trip uptown to tackle cadavers and cavity preparations, and really puts it to use when he jumps into a hot discussion with Jussim. Herb of the unparalleled Three J s, ' is also in AO and Jarvie; and not satisfied with just sitting around during the summer breaks, he takes long bicycle trips around the country side just for the exercise. With sur- gery in mind, Herb internes at Montefiore Hospital next year. CORNELIUS WILLIS JENKINS. JR. Connie, the mediator of the closed corpora- tion of the Three J s. Jacklyn, Jussim, and Jenkins, came to us from Lincoln University where he received his AB degree. A fine athlete, (one of the charter members of the Bard Hall Scroungers) and one of the most popular men of the class, he is a steady craftsman who gets things done, never sing- ing the blues to his classmates. Connie has been a steady contributor to Dental Ab- stracts and was Vice-President of our Fresh- man Class. A walking diagnostic dictionary, if there ever was one. Connie is looking for- ward to an inlerneship before setting up practice.