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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1974 volume:

i-KyX. m siSS ' w®ihm TIE W OUR JOURNEY TO OZ A Journey . . . A trek along a winding roadway, A roadway tracing heights of aspiration, A pathway winding through forests of self-doubt . . . At times a forced march toward an ill illumined goal, At times a headlong rush toward a certain future. A Journey, along much the same roadway as the mythical travelers to Oz, The Lion, the Tinman, the Scarecrow, and Dorothy — All struggling along the Yellow Brick Road to the Emerald City. Oz, the total magical universe where some come to seek courage, heart, or knowledge. For others, like Dorothy, Oz is but a stepping-stone, a brief sojourn in the longer journey of life. We in our own odyssey have come to realize that the goal of our trek is only a beginning. These four years were like the quest for Oz; We searched for the wizard who would effortlessly afford us all the requisite skills and attitudes. But, like the Lion, the Tinman, and the Scarecrow, we came to realize that ultimately the answers lay in ourselves. Throughout our journey our friends stayed fast, our families stood with us. The abilities, the demands, the beratings, and the encouragements of our faculty marked our path. But still it remained for each individual to follow his own special road. The Wizard of Oz — a child ' s fairy tale or our own allegory? The trek down the Yellow Brick Road has ended. We stand inside the gates of the Emerald City. Our Journey has begun . . M.J.D. It has not been an easy four years. No one expected it to be. Life con- tinued to drift and rage outside as we tediously learned the art and sci- ence of dentistry, at times nearly succumbing to frustration and failure. It is perhaps the most difficult task of a teacher to guide students through such periods, maintaining both the patience and dedication to instruct, and the humor and spirit of comraderie to dissipate fears and reorient lost perspectives. Such a teacher must be wholly committed to excellence and yet sensitive to each individual ' s ability ... a person in possession of the unique capacity to eliminate discouragement as a fac- tor in the experience of learning. It is to two such men, Roy Boestler and John Lucca, that we, the class of 1974, dedicate this yearbook. It is with gratitude that we will remem- ber them not only for transferring to us an element of their proficiency and perseverance, but also for their ability to raise our spirits and to in- still in us an assurance that has extended beyond the four walls of our dental education. TAT -liv.-i Dr. Edward V. Zegarelli, Dean 10 4 • . W 1 1 Dr. David J. Smith, Assistant Dean 11 12 te } 13 r? E W i g Dr. Kahn Oral Histology Musketeers Dr. Blake Dr. Horowitz Dr. N. Kahn Dr. Moss Dr. Salentijn Dr. Ayers Dr. Benedicto Dr. Chabora Dr. Koch Miss Parell Dr. Kafer Dr. Marbach Irene Dr. Applewhite Dr. Gattania Dr. Kutcher 17 Dr. Naidorf Dr. Leavitt Dr. Drew Dr. Solomon Dr. Goodman Dr. Ripp Dr. Besen Dr. Cantor 18 Dr. Rothenberg Dr. Bouer r Dr. Greenfield Dr. Moreines Dr. Vogel Dr. Ambinder Dr. Katz Dr. Firdman 19 tat w WSM i . ' Dr. Silverstein Dr. Pandolfo Dr. Deesen Dr. Mellana ' Mp ■ ■ B i i m f ( Dr. Cain Dr. Greenberg Dr. Camesas Dr. Pianpiano Dr. S. Brzustowicz Dr. S. Scrivani J Dr. R. Boelstler Dr. Santise Dr. A. Boyd Dr. Kosinsky Dr. W. Gutstein Dr. Fritz 21 Dr. Lucca Dr. Jutkowitz i JL tram Dr. Blank Dr. Grayson Dr. Holtzman Dr. Raebeck Dr. Kroll Dr. Friedman Dr. Neuhaus Dr. Abelson Dr. Freeman Dr. Miller Dr. Vero 22 Dr. Galvin % Dr. Scarola Dr. McCosker Dr. Rubens Dr. Strife m Dr. Uccellani F £ JL Dr. Dreysdale C) Dr. Miner Dr. Jakier 23 Dr. Goldin h Dr. Brano Ginger Renee Sara Kay Barbara r- «wt . . . ■■ Mrs. McGee Violet Oral Surgery Staff Mrs. Barbarelli Lois J Azra Rose 1 a «t Maria Miguel Mrs. Hart Lula Mrs. Novell Mrs. Mamie Yates Gloria Joanne Mrs. Guerrero I Mrs. Farnngton 1 Mrs. Ciotto J Bill Daisy Emanuel 25 Renee Dr. Rocco Dr. Rosenberg Dr. Rosenstein ■ J Dr. Silfin W Dr. Kutner 3 Dr. Green 26 Dr. Davis ' rifcto Iff Dr. N. DiSalvo Dr. H.Nahoun Dr. L. Bergman Dr. M. Gleidman Dr. R. Gleidman Dr. J. Horn Dr. J. Tarshis 27 Dr. Gottsegen Dr. Savin Dr. Blair Dr. Langer Dr. Halpert Dr. Goodman Dr. Cederbaum 28 Dr. Monahan Dr. Lubarr I I ♦, Dr. Wasserman Dr. Lipow Dr. Klempert Dr. Moskow liN. Dr. Schwartz Dr. Oshrain Dr. Mandel Dr. Baurmash Dr. Shattan Iz± ii i Dr. Minervini Dr. Murphy Dr. Stern Dr. Hu 1 ' 5 p_ f 30 Dr. Daglian Dr. Mender Dr. Goldman Dr. Wotman r r : v Dr. Fine Dr. Dworkin 3; Dr. Wemstein mm  t- ■ a ' F W fill r  Dr. Karlan Dr. Lind n Dr. E. Zegarelli Drs. Cankro, Peterson, Marder Dr. Schiff Dr. Crawley Dr. Loscalzo Dr. Dimango Dr.Weissman Dr. Schube Dr. Klatskin Dr. Netupsky Susan ' 1 Lilly Nancy 33 DRS. DAVID KAPLAN JOSEPH KAFER. £ L MRS. MICHELLE DARBY, MISS ANNA PUSEY, DR. M. HANDLERS, AND MRS. SARAH ROSARIO. MRS. KAY BERBERELLY 34 HERBERT J. BARTLESTONE, D.D.S., Ph.D. 1922-1973 Dr. Herbert J. Bartelstone was a remarkable man. He died suddenly in the prime of his life. A major part of Dr. Bartelstone ' s life was spent in association with the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. In the Department of Pharmacology he was a student, research fellow, and faculty member. In the Dental School he was a student, a faculty member, and administrator. Although his activities were somewhat separate in these two areas, one primarily in re- search, the other in clinical practice, his objectives were the same: to increase knowledge and to establish a set of high stand- ards, for himself and for his students, for their benefit and for their patients ' benefit. He sought to stimulate the desire to learn and the ability to think. Only in this way can one provide the best service to himself, to his patients, and to his profession. In his own practice Dr. Bartelstone exemplified his ideals. His own standards were the highest. He combined superb clinical judgement and ability with a deep understanding of his patients ' concerns and anxieties. Dr. Bartelstone lived his short life fully. He bound through life always looking ahead. He strove for and achieved much progres- sive change in his school and in his profession. In all of his endeavors mediocrity was unacceptable. His admonition to graduat- ing dental students was, You will have to develop your own standards and then apply them. If you do not develop standards, you must flounder in your clinical efforts. Dr. Herbert J. Bartelstone represented a standard. He was a remarkable man. RBG74 35 THE LABORATORY STAFF JOHN CAMERON NICHOLAS VERO, SR. EMERY BART A JOHN SASSANO 36 FRESHMAN CLASS 38 FIRST YEAR CLASS AMSTUTZ, RICHARD 0. BLANK, RICHARD T. BUSINO, LAWRENCE J. CARUSO, JOSEPH CHO, ROGER L. COCHIN, ARNOLD M. COHEN, LOUIS COHEN, MICHAEL B. CONNOLLY, THOMAS J. CORON, MARK P. de la TORRE, DANIEL DERMODY, CHARLES P. DESROCHES, ROGER G. DiLISIO, GEORGE, JR. DiPAOLA, CAMILLE P. DUTTON, ROBERT EDENSON, GARY L. EDMOND, VICTOR L. EISENBERG, BRUCE M. ERNST, MARVIN FARLEY, STEVEN W. FELLERMAN, KENNETH GELLMAN, YISRAHEL GOLDENBERG, BRUCE GRANT, LELEND P. HAMMER, KAREN HAUSER, ANDREW J. HOROWITZ, HOWARD M. HOWARD, ISRAEL JACKSON, LOIS A. KAPLAN, CLAUDIA KELLY, KEVIN J. KLEIN, STEVE M. KURTZ, MICHAEL LEGUNN, PAUL J. LIPMAN, MICHELLE LIPENHOLTZ, CHARLES LOW, RICHARD LUISI, ALEXANDER J. LUZIETTI, FREDRICK MARION, IRENE D. McDANIEL, JULIUS OSTREICHER, DAVIDS. PAPPAS, DESPINA (PAPADOPOULOS) PILCHER, WEBSTER SALAMONE. JOHNR. SCHULSINGER, KAREN STEARN.GLENDAM. TABAK, LAWRENCE A. TANGREDI, SALVATORE TAVORMINA, VINCENT TAYLOR, JANE WEBBER, BRIAN H. ZAHN, ROBERT M. 39 BERK, RALPH BLUMENTHAL, JEFFREY BLUMENTHAL, NIRA CALEV, DORY CAPASSO, KENNETH CLARKE, JEANETTE CRAMER, GARY DeFILIPPO, JOSEPH JR. DROHAN, DAVID EISENBER6, ROBERT FASSBERG, NEAL FEIL, NANETTE FEINTUCH, STUART FOX, JOHN frankel, dara s. glickman, steven goldsmith, kenneth grant, alex m. hammer, neal hill, lawrence hong, nancy hribar, george kaplan, richard kerecz, john kim, syngcuk klein, steven l. knaus, david m. koch, peter krieger, andrew langford, robert leipert, dieter w. lewner, harry McClelland, thomas perrino, michael raphael, donald riecker, william rosenblum, allan j. ruisi, joseph sabella, michael salonsky, leonard schockett, kenneth SHERJAY SMITH, TERENCE SPANO, ROCCO P. STEVENS, ROY THORSTAD, MICHAEL TYCHOSTUP, JOSEPH WEINBERGER, JEANNE WEISENFELD, WEISS, STEVEN LUN, YUEN S. 40 . {vV 41 THIRD YEAR CLASS APPLEBAUM, FRED BLUMENSTOCK, NORMAN CHARLES, MARIE COHEN, HOWARD M. COHEN, MARK S. COTTRELL, STEPHEN M. CREMONESE, PASQUALE EDELMAN, LARRY FEENEYJOHNE. FERJENTSIK, ERNEST FIRESTONE, ALLEN FISCHER, JOEL GOLDSTEIN, JACOB HABEEB, NASSER G. HAIMES, RICHARD A. HEANEY, KEVIN M. HUWER, KENNETH KAMEN, PAUL KEOWN, KAREN K. KOZIN, ALLEN KRUGMAN, HOWARD LASSAW, MICHAEL MALKIN, SAMUEL MARVIN, JEFFREY MASRY, OLIVIA MERCADO, TIMOTHY METCALF, GUY D. JR. MORGAN, JACQUES P. ORLANSKY, HERBERT ORTENBERG, BARRY PARR, STEPHEN J. PERLOW, HARVEY ROSENBERG, STEVEN ROSENTHAL, PETER SAWYER, THOMAS K. SCHABES, GEORGE SEIDEN, MICHAEL SZILAGYI, RALPH TARAGIN, MARVIN TORRES, DANTE M. TOWSKY, LEWIS WEISS, STANLEY WENG, BARRY WILLIAMS, RICHARD ZIZMORE, MATTHEW M j Jk g r - 43 44 45 46 It is a pleasure to inform you that your application for admission to the School of Dental and Oral Surgery of Columbia University in September, 1970, has been accepted pending the satisfactory completion of four credits of Organic Chemistry, four credits of Physics and all required courses leading to a bache- lor ' s degree. In order to be eligible for registration in September 1970, it will be necessary for you to notify the Committee on Admissions sometime before January 26, 1970, that you intend to matriculate and accompany your communication with an acceptance fee of $200 by check or money order, payable to Columbia Uni- versity. If you do not register on September 8, 1970, when the academic year begins, it will not be returned. If you register, the amount of the acceptance fee will deducted from your tuition fees in September 1970. Please sign the enclosed form and return it to the Committee on Admission with your acceptance fee. Please have the registrar of your college forward to this office an official transcript of your record showing the satisfactory com- pletion of your courses by August 1, 1970. Information regarding registration and the payment of fees is enclosed. Very truly yours, JosephA. Cuttita, D.D.S. Professor of Dentistry Chairman of Admissions 48 New School Year Begins at DENTISTS Dr. Melvin L. Moss, Dean, School ff Dental and Oral Sur- gery. C.U.; Dr. George L. ' Grady, Assistant Dean, and Dr. Joseph A. Cuttita, Chair- man of Admissions, reported that the total number of ap- plicants to the dental school this year was 534. Of this number, 47 have been chosen to enter the class of 1974. Of the 47, four are girls, two are black and one is Ori- ental. The students come from at least nine states in the United States, one is from Israel and one is from the West Indies; they were chosen from universities scattered throughout the country — from as near as Brooklyn to as far away as Wisconsin. The avocations of the fresh- man dental students are var- ied, the largest number being 13 who are musicians. Four are sculptors, two are paint- Medical Center THE STETHOSCOPE, OCTOBER, 1970 i rs, three are film makers and tvn are photographers. One student is a graduate of the Dental Hygiene Pro- gram at Columbia ' s School of Dental and Oral Surgery; the fathers of three of the new students are dentists. On Monday, September 14, opening exercises for the in- coming freshmen were held in the School of Dental and Oral Surgery. The program included a welcoming address by Dean O ' Grady; a talk on the first- year curriculum, delivered by Professor Irwin Mandel; re- marks by Dean Moss and greetings from the University by Dean Ivar E. Berg, Associ- ate Dean of Faculties. 1 1 ■ n| MBM 50 51 T7 r 53 55 pxf-e.n X Iffift , 1 || ' i mtPi f 58 59 • (D m- Wad Some Power the Giftie Gie Us Oursels as Ithers See Us! - ROBERT BURNS 3I I ) r imL.1 i J 1 tti Flue mm 1970-74 Vietnam Withdrawal Relations with China Pentagon Papers McGovern ' s Campaign Gold Foil Discovered Hurricane Agnes Draft Ends . Knicks Championship Beatles Break-up Meat Boycott Inflation Skylab National Boards Watergate Mets Pennant Agnew Resigns Secretariat Arab-lsTaeli Conflict Koliouteck ' s Comet Energy Crisis .the D:mner JDance tiass of W74 Graduates JEFFREY D. ALTMAN New York University 66 ROBERT H.ANDREWS, JR. Hamilton College 67 I BENEDICT N. ANTONECCHIA Hunter College j j 68 HENRY CHANG, JR. Simpson College New York University y 69 SAMUEL COHEN Brooklyn College 70 GAIL-MARIE CULLEN Adelphi University 71 THOMAS R. D ' AGNES St. John ' s University 72 MARTIN J. DAVIS Yale University I B OfW is jkjk r fa $ Tfty -tior-dsuorfy 73 STUART R. EPSTEIN Adelphi University 74 PAULA H.FRIEDMAN University of Massachusetts H B « j ■ 1 m 75 LAWRENCE B. GELB Yeshiva University 76 ROBERT B. GOLDMAN Muhlenberg College lili g I 77 Att .; ?X SSS - I WUttMl H 1 1 1 pP 1 LAWRENCE S. GOLUB Queens College 78 STEVEN M. HABER Brooklyn College 79 . . ii URI HANGORSKI McGill University •.- , 1 80 RICHARD P. HERMAN City College of New York i; The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man ' s foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. Aldous Huxley 81 TIMOTHY J. HOBBS Utica College 82 EDWARD JUOZOKAS St. Michael ' s College 83 BRUCE J. KAPLAN City College of New York I 84 LUCIAN KAHAN Yeshiva University r k I r . 85 Time it was And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago . . it must be . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that ' s left you. Paul Simon ROBERT M. KNEPPER Brooklyn College . i 86 ARTHUR D.KRINSKY Boston University The proverbs of Solomon the son of David, king of Israel Reverence of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge . . . My son, forget not my teaching, but let thy heart keep my commandments; For length of days and years of life, and peace will they add to thee. Hear, my son, the instruction of thy father, and forsake not the teaching of thy mother; For they shall be a chaplet of grace unto thy head, and an adornment about thy neck. Let not kindness and truth forsake thee - upon the table of thy heart; So shalt thou find grace and good favor in the sight of God and man. write them 87 ALBERT J. KURPIS Adelphi University 88 ALFRED J. LANFRANCHI Hunter College i sitfflSiBEas 89 MARK S. LAVINE Syracuse University I 90 FREDRIC A. LUBIT New York University 1 n 91 FRED S. MAIER City College of New York New York University Fairleigh-Dickinson 92 ROBERT J. MORRISS Fordham University 93 GEORGE H. NAHAS Tufts University 94 ORRETT E. OGLE Howard University . . . Where there is pain, there is suffering, there ' s death, and I see no justification for waiting until tomorrow to[(Jo]what I can[dq)today. Eldndge Cleaver we must lend ourselves to others and give ourselves only to ourselves. Montaigne 95 JAMES PAPAYOANOU City College of New York 96 LOUIZA PUSKULIAN City College of New York It is only important to love the world to regard the world and ourselves and all beings with love, admiration and respect. Hermann Hesse 97 STUART I. ROBSON University of Rochester 98 ROBERT D. ROSENBERG Brown University To The Inhabitants of SPACE IN GENERAL This Work is Dedicated By a Humble Native of Flatland In the Hope that Even as he was Initiated into the Mysteries Of THREE Dimensions Having been previously conversant With ONLY TWO So the Citizens of that Celestial Region May aspire yet higher and higher To the secrets of FOUR FIVE OR EVEN SIX Dimensions Thereby contributing To the Enlargement of THE IMAGINATION . . . Edwin A. Abbott The things which hurt, instruct. Benjamin Franklin Power is the ultimate aphrodisiac. Henry Kissinger I ' ve looked at clouds from both sides now, From up and down, but still somehow, It ' s clouds ' illusions I recall — I really don ' t know clouds at all. Joni Mitchell All my stories are based on the fundamental lore or legend that this world was inhabited at one time by another race who, in practicing black magic, lost their foothold and were expelled, yet live on outside ever ready to take possession of this earth again. H. P. Lovecraft 99 - C NATHAN SHAPIRO Brooklyn College ■ 100 LEONARD W. SKOPE Brooklyn College 101 N V. WALTER P. SOKOL New York University 102 IRA N. SPECTOR Queens College 103 IRA M. STURMAN Queens College 104 PAUL H. TANNENBAUM University of Wisconsin 105 THOMAS A. TRAVERS College of the Holy Cross 106 ALAN H. WASSERMAN City College of New York . •  £ - 107 SCHOOL OF DENTAL AND ORAL SURGEI CONFERS UPON THE CLASS OF 1974 THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY Edward V Zegarelli ( XJL r A(j. 7j tQJU. Dean GTp) M 1 Lo nJ frQGF ( 72 itlff PHILBERT ALFRED SUSAN BANKS CHRISTINE BESSETTE no JEANNE BURNS WENDY CORN JAN CRAMER I ' teS ROSE-MARIE CRYSTAL ROSEMARY DeROSA 5SIGN ENT fAPPOIN 51GNAOONES I CI ' PATRICIA GOLDSMITH 112 JOAN HARRIS KAREN HARRIS NANCY HEVERT 113 %J P • ' B i - AsJTj . i 1 MADELINE HONIGFELD LYDIA KEBABJIAN JEANNE LONG 114 JANET MAHONEY STEPHANIE MOGLIA DEBORAH RAZZANO 115 ■ft a y - iBr; ■■ flW IM v 1 NANCY SWARTZ JANET WALLACE LESTER WARD 116 KAREN ZUCKERMAN 117 lini BEVERLY BLOSS MELITTA EBNER wl IS JOAN GLUCH 118 ANNA LUTZ SONDRA MITCHELL r DIANE RIEDERS wm ' Hi: £M mga 119 SUSAN SWARTZ KAREN MATTOX Masters Student Masters Not Pictured: Beavers, Margaret Lemon, Sherry Miraglia, Marierose Nash, Rhoda Niv, Cynthis Saltzhart, Carolyne West, Louise Wiler, Cheryl 120 FACULTY I PATRICIA McLEAN DIRECTOR DONA McKINNEY CHARLOTTE HANGORSKY MARLENE KLYVERT 121 MICHELE LEONARDI DARBY MADELINE LENNON CAROLYN GRAY MARTHA LIGGETT 122 ft) DR. DONOVAN DR. MARDER ] wfr i Mr | Y t t i .Si: DR. SOLIMENE DR. VRATSANOS 123 JUNIOR A STUDENTS: KATHRYN ANDERSON ROBIN APTON RHONDA BECK MICHELLE BERNSTEIN BETH BUCCIARELLI KATHLEEN BUOYE LAURA CATLIN JANICE COPP KAREN FOUNTAIN RANDI FRIED GWEN HICKMAN JUDITH KLEPPER LESLIE LEWIS MARGARET MARLEY PATRICIA MELCHING AMY ROBERTS WENDE SASSE TERUKO TAKEUCHI JANET VIAGGIO ELISE WEINSTEIN 124 JUNIOR B STUDENTS: ELDA CALZADILLA KAREN HEBEL TERRI HOROWITZ SANDRA KILKUTS BARBARA LEWIS PAMELA MYERS LINDA PLATNICK JUDITH SMITH I i m MAHZAD VAHIDI JUDITH VANEK LESLIE WEED PART TIME: - PAULA DREW LORRAINE EDWARDS LESIA MATWIJIW KATHERINE SCHUMACHER IRENE STENZLER 125 Sorry Lucian, but I can ' t find your ring in there. Caught! The Golden Age Club Shove off, Doc. That means I have it too. We bake, while you sleep. 126 mi f Our Hero ' Heh, heh.heh! ' ' When your a Jet ttf , r 127 The Daily Racing Form WHAT, me worry? How about PsiO ' Not EVEN topical ' Mammy Nothin ' like research. 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HOWMEDICA, PROCESSING LABORATORY 3 W 61st Street New York City 10023 tel LT-1-3900 139 With best wishes For Success and continuing support From the Association of Dental Alumni of our school Morton Shapiro, President 140 The Total Dental Health Team • Your professional knowledge • Magna restorations • Good patient home care Our people craft porcelain to gold restorations to look like individual jacket crowns Each case reflects our life-luscent shading in our own third dimensional esthetics. MAGNA GIVES ALL YOUR CASES PERIODONTAL CONSIDERATION • Gingival tissue compatibility will be excellent • Embrasures are properly wide open and crowns are contoured biologically. THE TOTAL DENTAL HEALTH TEAM Your preventative orientation combined with Magna s prevention oriented restorations and a cooperative patient. Put us on your dental team. Doctor It will be a decision you ' ll never have reason to regret. Magna Mailing Kit Available Upon Request Magna Laboratories. Inc • 9 East 38th Street. New York. NY 10016 • (212) 532-2510 141 •Healthco 52 Dental Supply locations throughout the United States and Canada are prepared to provide a full supply and equipment service. In New York: Rower Dental Supply 331 West 44th Street New York, New York 10036 Tel. (212)765-7660 In Long Island: Hebard Metro Dental Supply 171 Eileen Way Syosset, New York 11791 Tel. (516)364-0810 In New Jersey: Sechter Dental Supply 382 Main Street Hackensack, New Jersey 07601 Tel. (201)488-6464 In Westchester: Hebard Dental Supply 100 Lafayette Avenue North White Plains, New York 10603 Tel. (914)948-8080 CORPORATE OFFICES: HEALTHCO INCi NURSING HOME DIVISION ■ DENTAL SUPPLY DIVISION DENTAL LABORATORY DIVISION • MEDICAL SUPPLY DIVISION 35 STUART STREET . BOSTON . MASSACHUSETTS D211S ♦ Formerly Healthcare Corporation 142 143 every patient is a When you begin your own private practice, you will find that nothing builds practice more effectively and quickly than the beauty and durability of your esthetic restorations. We provide a reliable — since 1925 — source for the finest in ceramics — preparations that make every patient feel he is a selected VIP in your practice. NU-DENT is unique in providing a combination of person- alized attention, specialized service and the latest develop- ments in porcelains, resins and precious metals. Individual ceramists assigned to you are skilled and experienced in solving restorative problems. We ' ll be glad to send detailed information. memi ' i jLeading Cemmc SUcdioi NU ' DENT PORCELAIN STUDIO, Inc. 220 West 42 St., N.Y. 10036 • Phone LA4-3591-2-3-4-5-6 144 145 Student Council Alpha Omega Fraternity Psi Omega Fraternity 146 William Jarvie Society Yearbook Staff JfSC ' : t YWDA Minority Recruitment Committee 147 4 148 WmMHM 0 149 STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS EDITOR ART EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS COPY EDITORS LAYOUT EDITORS FEATURE EDITORS FACULTY ADVISOR Martin J. Davis Louisa Puskulian George Nahas Stu Epstein Uri Hangorsky Nathan Shapiro Al Kurpis Arthur Krinsky Tom Travers Ira Sturman Louisa Puskulian Sam Cohen Robert Goldman Larry Golub Dr. Ennio Uccellani 150 151 15.? in Hi.