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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1975 volume:

- ■ COLUMBIAN n V. i. B3Li €T ' f 1 |1 : r 4||fc ■OBf 1 1 We, the staff of this year ' s Dental Columbian would like to express our hope that you will enjoy this yearbook as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you. It is hard to realize that our graduation is imminent indeed these four years have passed almost as quickly as four acts in a play. We hope that the play has been a satisfying one for every senior, and that this yearbook will serve to renew impressions of a part of our lives we will never forget. We wish to every senior the best of luck and Godspeed. EDITORS IN CHIEF Dante M. Torres Richard Haimes PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITORS Herbert Orlansky Paul Kamen LAYOUT EDITORS Olivia Masry Thomas K. Sawyer COPY EDITOR Stanley I. Weiss ART EDITOR John Teeney LITERARY EDITORS Ernest Ferjensik Michael Lassaw HYGIENIST EDITOR Robin Apton BUSINESS EDITOR Barry Ortenberg SENIOR CLASS EDITOR Marie L. Dejoie Charles FACULTY ADVISER Dr. E. L Uccellani JOSTEN YEARBOOK ADVISER Mr. Andrew Murro PHOTOGRAPHERS H. Orlansky, D. M. Torres, ). Fischer, S. Parr, P. Kamen, S. Ro- senberg, S Cottrell, G. Hribar, S. Feintuch, A. Weisenfeld, K. Goldsmith I I DR.JOHNKOSINSKI DR.ALVIN BOYD MS?4 + DEDICATION The past four years have been a period of rapid transition, novel expe- riences, acquistion of new skills and ideas, and occasional frustrations. They have been a time for assimilation of professional ideals to the fu- ture professionals. But more than this, he must display compassion and comprehend the needs, troubles and victories of his students. Al Boyd and John Kosinski are young men who understand well the anxieties and frustrations of the dental student. With one kind smile or a softly spoken word both these men have helped us overcome uncertan- ity and uplift our spirit. Drs. Boyd and Kosinski epitomize the highest qualities of our profession. They exemplify perfection, and they have accepted no less from us. To these men we hereby dedicate this yearbook, because they have revealed to us our future, the art and science of the new dentistry. Drs. Boyd and Kosinski, for this the Class of 1975 will be ever grateful to you. A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRODUCER To The Class of 1975 On behalf of the members of the faculty and the supporting staff I extend to the Class of 1975 the warmest and happiest words of congratulations on having earned the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery. Unfortunately, however, the happiness of the moment must be tempered with the realization that in becoming a member of the health profession family you have as- sumed huge responsibilities — that of providing the best of total dental health care for your patients and that of constantly improving your knowledge and skills through continuing education to the end of your professional days. I am confident that our faculty has suceeded in firmly instilling the ideals and obli- gations of professionalism and I have the utmost faith that your careers will serve to reflect admirably on dental education at Columbia. E.V. ZEGARELLI,D.D.S. Dean Director, Division of Stomatology DR. CAIN ASSOCIATE DEAN DR.CUTTITA CHAIRMAN OF UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE DR.WOTMAN SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE DEAN DR. KAPLAN CLINIC DIRECTOR MS.STRANO ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT DR.SCRIVANI MODULEA DR. UCCELLANI MODULE C DR. HALPERT MODULE B THE MODULAR PRACTICE PROGRAM PURPOSE A modular clinical practice program has been designed to provide educational and clinical training more closely approximating the general practice of dentist- ry. The program has been designed to follow from the present curriculum. The essential feature of this program (four day, eight session) is that it employs a modular practice concept which insures comprehensive and continuous dental care to our clinic population and uses dental para-professionals in an expanded fashion. Fourteen third year and fourteen fourth year students selected randomly will constitute each module which will function four days per week. Wednesday will continue to be reserved for electives and other programs. THE SCRIPT 10 DtAN (associate DEAN ADMINISTRATOR OF MODULE CLINICS DIVISION DIRECTORS MODULE A Faculty MODULE A Students MODULE A Manager Module A Paraprof . Module A SecratarvL MODULE B faculty I MODULE A DIRECTOR) | MODULE B DIR ECTOR] [MODUL E C DIRECTOR MODULE D I . 1 1 I ■ -i I I I MODULE C Faculty PG ENDO PERIC MODULE B students MODULE B Manager MODULE C students MODULE C Manager EXTRAMODULAR ental Hygiene Clinic Module C . Paraprof. Oral Surgery Clinic Special Dental Service Module B Secratary C. P. Clinic Radiology Clinic Oral Diagnosis Clinic V fcH, SuT J. . . ' ■■- + a MJtvm«jui- ji-CLi , JU-Joiiizu I Or. V. Bcnwfefe, J: THE MODULAR PRACTICE PROGRAM moy ax, my nor Be ev otrvr PURPOSE AT rue qotsitT H7 W6 PROW.JIOW POP. luHO HfiS DR. KflPi-AV CigflRfeTrr ?J A modular clinical practice program has been designed to provide educational and clinical training more [c losely _ ow . A approximating the general practice of dentistry .The program has been designed to follow from the present ( • w pcui£j curriculum. Q- Aa LtuyAti tW_1ffctL«ui 6«ick « £ The essential feature of this program (four day A eight feature session) is that it employs a modular practice concept which .nsures ] comprehensive and continuous dental care to our clinic population and uses dental( ' para--professiona£s )in an expanded fashion. - R sa ioKs i  i awp uPS?..- facfc ogfrwj to L.P  eer (J • -P 5 Fourteen thirds year and fourteen fourth year students I selected randomly ' will constitute each module which will function four days per week reserved! for electives and other programs r-r ' ,_ j 4 otootiL tx vu!. hr C-rr out «— CALL, rs-ool L ™ - n I -l_ • Wednesday will continue to be - OR MOT _JT°JL£L 3 3.ST- 3S-3S- READY FOR DRESS REHEARSAL 12 i Sb - — DEAN ASSOCIATE DEAN CV ADMINISTRATOR OF MODULE CLINICS DIVISION DIRECTORS I MODULE A DIRECTOR | [MODULE B DIRECTOR! [MODULE C DIRECTORl I MODULE D l Module A Students Module A Manager PG ENDO PERIO [ ule C . ult y VvV uM [ otut [0 9U3TbAH lBq.uaa HV ' inaow-rai.xa } 13 DRESS REHEARSAL AND SO OUR LAST YEAR BEGINS ... 15 ■MHM -Tw {■ 16 THE FACULTY for I had rather have lost an arm provided it were not my sword arm. For I would have you know, Sancho that a mouth with- out molars is like a mill without a stone, and a tooth is more pre- cious than a diamond, Cervantes: Don Quixote 17 DR. NAIDORF DR. LEAVITT DR. VOGEL DR.AMBINDER DR. BESEN T 1 DR. SOLOMON DR. ROTHENBERC 18 DR. PLESHETTE DR.SENZER 1 J DR. MUSIKANT DR. GOODMAN A. _ I DR PORTWAY f V I 1 DR. GREENFIELD DR. DREW DR. MOREINIS DR. FIRDMAN 19 ■ m -..•■• f ' i i jj DR. BOELSTLER DR. BOYD DR. RUDENSKY DR. CAMESAS DR. GREENBERC DR. FRITZ DR. FINEBERG DR. MELLANA 20 DR.SCRIVANI DR. CAIN ra DR. SANTISE DR. PANDOLFO f DR. BRZUSTOW1CZ DR. PIANPIANO ■ DR. SILVERSTEIN DR.GUTSTEIN DR. DEESEN 21 DR. FREEMAN DR. SCAROLA DR. KROLL DR. RUBINS DR. McCOSKER DR. RAEBECK DR. FRIEDMAN DR. NEUHAUS DR. DURRER DR. MOREA 22 I .3 DR. MINER DR. MILLER DR. VERO i 4 | DR. GRAYSON DR.COLDIN DR. JACKIER DR. ABELSON K+ssn DR. LUCCA DR. WIDROW DR.HOLTZMAN 23 n DR. ROSENBERG DR. ROSENSTEIN , DR. LEVINE ; DR. MEZZA a 1 ' - — ll DR. ROCCO DR.KIRIAKOPOULOS DR. PEISMAN DR. DAVIS 24 LJ C - DR. DiSALVO DR. NAHOUM r tr cj DR. M. CLEIDMAN DR. R.GLEIDMAN DR.TARSISH ■ BB ■c!  B [ B i-J c 1 DR. BERGMAN 25 DR. WASSERMAN DR. LIPOW DR.MONAHAN DR. MOSKOW 1 . fflk M |J Z B j jK „ DR GOODMAN DR. DARAKJIAN DR. COTTSEGEN DR.WEISENBERGER DR. BLANK DR. SILSTON DR. KLEIMAN 26 f  I i 4 DR. SAVIN t §v , DR. LANGER .1 - .r DR. SOLOMON ;v W ' DR.CEDARBAUM ' . DR. SCHWARTZ DR. BLAIR DR. HIRSCHFIELD DR.BEHRENS r ' DR.KLEMPERT DR. RENNERT ' i 1 DR.HOODENPYLE DR.GOODSTEIN DR. GLICK 27 DR. L. MANDEL AVJLi DR. DiMANCO DR. WEISSMAN DR. G. MINERVINI ■ J DR. O ' GRADY DR. BARINOWITZ DR. ESPOSITO DR. KRITCHMAN 28 DR.SCHUBE DR. DACLIAN DR. HU DR. BARTWINK DR. WAY DR. KLATSKIN DR. SHATTAN DR. GOLDBERG DR. LIMENGELLI DR.SAGLIMBENE 29 DR. I.MANDEL DR. R.GOLDMAN DR. D. FINE DR. SHAIN DR. BREAKSTONE mmmu }• % $$ KRISTENTALBOTT m - DR. ABELSON DR. KATZ DR.LENCHINER DR. FIELDS DR. LEHRER 30 ES IHUl II I - 1 i (t DR. PETERSON DR. DONOVAN DR. MARDER DR. TURNER DR.ZERDEN DR. AMES DR. STOWER DR. CROWLEY DR.KARLAN DR. GABRIELE . V W. DR. DARWIN c 3 DR. L. MARDER DR. LIND DR. KARMIOL 31 DR.SALENTIJN DR. OSTREICHER DR. LEVY DR. APPELBAUM DR. BENEDICTO DR. LIGHTER DR. BENEDICTO DR. FINK DR. KLAMI DR. HANDLERS DR. KAFER 32 33 teeL THEORALSURGERYGIRLS JOANNEAND DAISY MR. GREGORY THE X-RAY STAFF SARA -« _- ! LETTY MS.McGEE DIANA GLORIA 1 3 r r •I BARBARA MIGUEL 34 MODULE A MODULE B MODULE C MS. PARELL MS. CUERREO ETHELDA THE LABORATORY STAFF MR. VERO MR. CAMERON I! MR. BARTA MR. SASSANO 36 THEPLOTTHICKENS 1 37 A BRIEF RESPITE 38 DRAMATIS PERSONAE MATTHEW ZIZMOR YESHIVA UNIVERSITY RICHARD H.WILLIAMS STANLEY I. WEISS YESHIVA UNIVERSITY Let not kindness and truth forsake thee write them upon the table of thy heart; So shalt thou find grace and good favor in the sight of God and man. A good wife, who can find? She is worth far more than rubies Dignity and honor are her garb; She smiles looking at the future (Proverbs) 42 t imr. -: ' I Q. ak I LEWIS TOWSKY 43 For I do not seek to understand that I may believe, but I believe in order to understand. St. Ansel m DANTE M.TORRES ♦ . . • ' •• MARVIN TARAGIN - -- ' ' i . fa: •$ ' %atti Skflfife- iSfi RALPH SZILAGYI MICHAEL STEVEN SEIDEN It is so small a thing To have enjoyed the sun To have lived light in the Spring To have loved, to have thought, to have done? Mathew Arnold Earth ' s crammed with heaven And every common bush a fire with God; But only he who sees takes off his shoes — The rest sit round it and pluck blackberries. Elizabeth Barrett Browning X 1 . « x tiv fit GEORGE ALAN SCHABES -« in t 4 ' '  % • fM: 1 «J THOMAS KITTREDGE SAWYER ► b b 2 Tm and the oak j; and the Cyprus fc grow not in ■k fjPi each others shadow mh Cibran m KRISTEN 49 PETER LA URENCE ROSENTHAL 50 QUAIS RIVE GAUCHI STEVEN NED ROSENBERG x . HARVEY F. PERLOW He had thought more than oth- er men, and in matters of the in- tellect he had that calm objectivi- ty, that certainty of thought and knowledge, such as only really intellectual men have, who have no axe to grind, who never wish to shine, or to talk others down or to appear always in the right. Herman Hesse Steppenwolf PSm 52 STEVEN J. PARR The most beautiful and profound emotion we can experience Is the sensation of the mystical He to whom this emotion is a stranger, Who can no longer wonder and stand rapt in awe is as good as dead Albert Einstein 53 HERBERT C.ORLANSKY k w 55 JACQUES P. MORGAN Hope is like the sun, which as we journey toward it, casts the shadow of our burden behind us. S. Smiles 56 GUYD. METCALFJR. 57 TIMOTHY MERCADO tfv l Life is hardly respectable if it has no Generous task, no duties or affections That constitute a necessity of existence. Every man ' s task is his life-preserver. (Emerson) 58 OLIVIA MASRY • • 59 SAMUEL MALKIN 60 MICHAEL LASSAW 61 HOWARD KRUGMAN WELL, I ' LL BE LEAVING NOW. i sj fjjSm ■ r Kvwiv v f Mi -- r ' X T - 7ft. w 62 ALLEN C.KOZIN 63 KAREN KAY KEOWN 64 _ i- I PAUL R. KAMEN L KgS? KENNETH J. HUWER ' Mv ' u l i KigBM mBLji B WM 66 RICHARD ALAN HAIMES 68 NASSER GEORGE HABEEB 69 JACOB GOLDSTEIN 70 ■ Sm JOEL ALLAN FISCHER ALLEN FIRESTONE 72 ERNEST FERJENTSIK 73 JOHN EDWARD FEENEY As the island of knowledge grows, the sea of unawareness swells tenfold. (John Dewey) 74 LARRY EDELMAN To see a world in a grain of sand and heaven in a wild flower; Hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour. William Blake - V £]L 75 PASQUALE CREMONESE 1 I learned this, at least by my experiment; that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life he has imagined, he will meet with a success unex- pected in common hours. He will put some things behind, will pass an invisible boundary; new, universal, and more liberal laws will begin to establish themselves around and within him; or the old laws be expanded, and interpreted in his favor in a more liberal sense, and he will live with the license of a higher order of beings. In proportion as he simplifies his life, the laws of the universe will appear less com- plex, and solitude will not be solitude, nor poverty poverty, nor weakness weakness. If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. From the Conclusion — Walden Henry David Thoreau ?1 76 STEPHEN M. COTTRELL f ll?fe 77 HOWARD M.COHEN BROOKLYN COLLEGE 71 PM 78 J MARK COHEN Correction does much, but encouragement does more. Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe Children know, instinctive taught, the friend or foe. Sir Walter Scott 79 Bj r £ ra| Tw V I BHISdk MARIE-LOURDES DEJOIE CHARLES 80 1971 I . 1975 NORMAN THOMAS BLUMENSTOCK 1974 1980 ' s? 81 FREDAPPLEBAUM 82 SAY, HOW COME I CAN ' T FIND AN INSTRUCTOR TO SIGN MY CHART? 83 NO MAN CAN BE WISE ON AN EMPTY STOMACH . . GEORGE ELIOT 84 M 85 THIRD YEAR UNDERSTUDIES . ' !■ 87 w; t 88 f rm af 1 1  89 : Qn4 + a ' SECOND YEAR UNDERSTUDIES 90 « • 91 A FIRST YEAR UNDERSTUDIES 92 z it 93 DOC: IT ' S A BIT HIGH IN THE BACK. KISS MY ASPIRATOR SALUD!!! I DON ' T CARE!!! formyne: i w.v THAT DAMN MARGIN! ANY KOSHER ALGINATI k ■I I f WHEEE-oooo! 94 DR. MARDER DR.SOLIMENE DR.TOLPIN DR. KUTSCHER DR. VRATSANOS 97 DOC: IT ' S A BIT HIGH IN THE BACK SALUD!!! I DON ' T CARE!!! KISS MY ASPIRATOR FOR MY NEXT TRICK THAT DAMN MARGIN! ► -« f 1 • ' K f l ANY KOSHER ALGINATE? WHEEE-oooo! 94 DR. MARDER DR.SOLIMENE DR.KUTSCHER DR. VRATSANOS 97 KWT ' i MARTHA LIGGETT % PATRICIA MORGAN I. CAROLYN GRAY IOHANNAODRICH SUSAN SCHWARTZ 98 MASTERS . . NONABREELAND LINDSAY RET flP j MASTERS NOT PICTURED Valerie Been Elaine Goldfeder Carolyn Gray Olga Ann Ibsen Beverly Krater Eva Lupovici Suzanne Mathers Patricia Morgan Lois Novak Johanna Odrich Anita Potts Carolyne Saltzbart Margaret Walsh KRISTENTALBOTT 99 SENIOR A GRADUATES KATHRYN ANDERSON ROBIN APTON RHONDA BECK 100 MICHELLE BERNSTEIN mWT my k W Wk i ¥ BETH BUCCIARELLI KATHLEEN BUOYE i 101 LAURA CATLIN £ r i JANICE COPP KAREN FOUNTAIN iTFEJ . w 102 RANDI FRIED GWEN HICKMAN JUDITH KLEPPER f 103 1? LESLIE LEWIS MARGARET MARLEY PATRICIA MELCHING 104 AMY ROBERTS I ; ; 105 ELISE WEINSTEIN SPECIAL THANKS GO TO . 106 SENIOR B. GRADUATES SANDRA KILKUTS PAMELA MYERS BARBARA LEWIS MAHZAD VAHIDI LINDA PLATNICK LESLIE WEED 107 GRADUATING SENIOR B ' s NOT PICTURED LORRAINE EDWARDS TERRI HOROWITZ 108 109 JUNIOR A STUDENTS Jill Augenblick Cathy Behrens Sandra Demby Jill Grossbard Barbara Herson Marie Kebabjian Fay Lazar Pamela Ann Morgan Laurie Mellman Judith Moskowitz Pennie Brown Janine O ' Brien llene Popkin Cecilia Preziose Karen Pritchett Babette Rahm Harriet Rusinowitz Barbara Schwaid Teruko Takeuchi kki s, i no JUNIOR B STUDENTS Karen Asnin Kathleen Bemis Helaine Brody Valerie Cooke Susan Eisenberg Ann Goodwin Carol holland Kathleen Keene Robin Menschenfreund Ruth Mozes Ernestine Reese Part Time: Barbara Brown Paula Drew Irene Stenzler Judith Vanek ■ H 112 113 115 Up! up! my friend, and quit your books; Or surely you ' ll grow double. Up! up! my friend, and clear your looks; Why all this toil and trouble? Books! ' tis a dull and endless strife; Come, hear the woodland linnet, How sweet his music! on my life, There ' s more of wisdom in it. t- W -. 116 Mi WU - •■ Sweet is the lore that Nature brings; Our meddling intellect Misshapes the beauteous forms of things - We murder to dissect. Enough of Science and of Art; Close up those barren leaves; Come forth, and bring with you a heart That watches and receives. from The Tables Turned ' William Wordsworth 117 REGIS THE INFAMOUS DR. GREGORY ALL BRAWN, BUT NO BRAINS PUT $10.00 ON FURD IN THE THIRD THE THUMB IS OK, BUT YOU ' LL HAVE TO REDO THE OTHER FOUR FINGERS $10.00 ON FURD IN THE THIRD? GOT IT. THATS 4,783,241 120 mri Jl NOT EVEN A LEAD BULLET? GOTTCHA! COME TO ME — I GIVE YOU GOOD ANESTHESIA! CLINICALLY UNACCEPTABLE TAKEYOURTIME, DOC. SHE LOOKSGOOD IN ANYTHING! I just scaled 4 quadrants in 30 minutes. Am I alone, And unobserved? I am! Then let me own I ' m an aesthetic sham! This air severe Is but a mere Veneer! This cynic smile Is but a wile Of guile! This costume chaste Is but good taste Misplaced! Bunthorne ' s recitation Patience Gilbert and Sullivan Rock-a-bye baby. 122 . - - But you ' re not my type May I have this dance? That ' s without the E ! SMILE! 123 I ' M SORRY MRS. KAPLAN BUT YOU ' LL HAVE TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT ... MODULE C IS UP TEN POINTS! If you want that denture processed, go direct- ly to jail, do not pass go , do not collect $200. Then, get two instructors to sign for it; Dr. Lucca and Dr. Uccellani to okay the set-up; invite the patient and twelve of his closest friends to din- ner, and if everybody agrees, I ' ll give you the name of a small obscure lab in El Paso and you can send it there to be processed. 124 I ' M SO ANXIOUS TO SERVE HU- MANITY I SAID TRIM IT NOT EXTRACT IT! CAUGHT!! DR. PANDOLFO DOESN ' T BOTHER ME HEY JOHN, POSE FOR A STUPID PICTURE! DANTE, YOU GOTTA GET ORGANIZED! WHAT ELSE ARE MY HANDS GOOD FOR? USE FINGER PRESSURE ONLY YOU GOT A GREAT LITTLE BOX THERE! ANYONE GOT A MATCH? THE CLINIC WANTS ALL INJECTIONS TO BE SUPERVISED MY MUSTACHE? I ' M HAVING IT CUL- TURED. 126 % J 127 A PATIENT ' S EYE VIEW ? HEY HOWIE, PUT A YOUNGS FRAME IN YOUR MOUTH! ; L j$ m +■ ■ ij - r CLEVER, ISN ' T HE? 8 LB BALANCING THE BOOKS HONEST, DR. GOTTSEGEN WE DIDN ' T KNOW WE HAD PATIENTS WAITING 130 By labor, Wisdom gives poignancy to pleasure, and by pleasure she restores vigor to labor. F.S. de la Mothe Fenelon The lightening — spark of Thought, Generated or say rather heaven-kindled, in the solitary mind, awakens its express likeness in another mind, in a thousand other minds, and all blaze up together in combined fire. T. Carlyle 131 ■pP xnm THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF VOCATIONAL AND INCISAL GUIDANCE ' -. g- fjl - FC Wsi u Jk 1 - 132 MINORITY RECRUITMENT EXTRACTIONS STAFF 133 WILLIAM JARVIE SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL 134 ALPHA OMEGA PSI OMEGA 135 136 A strange picture we make on our way to our chimeras, ceaselessly marching, grudging our- selves the time for rest; indefatigable, adventur- ous pioneers. It is true that we shall never reach the goal; it is even more than probable that there is no such place; and if we lived for centuries and were endowed with the powers of a god, we should find ourselves not much nearer what we wanted at the end. O toiling hands of mortals! O unwearied feet, traveling ye know not whither! Soon, soon, it seems to you, you must come forth on some conspicuous hilltop, and but a little way further, against the setting sun, descry the spires of El Dorado. Little do ye know your own blessedness; for to travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive, and the true success is to labor. Robert Louis Stevenson 137 The Editorial Staff of the 1975 Dental Columbian wishes to thank the following persons for their contributions to the 1975 Dei ital Columbian: Dr. Mrs. Jacob Abelson Dr. Mrs. Larry Marder Robert Blank D.M.D. Dr. Mrs. Frank L. Mellana Roy Boelstler D.D.S. Dr. Mrs. Dennis N. Morea Dr. Mrs. Edward Cain Dr. Mrs. Abel Moreinis Dr. Pandelis Camesis Dr. Mrs. Irving J. Naidorf Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Cohen Mrs. Dorothy Orten berg Dr. Mrs. Irwin Dambrot The Department of Orthodontics Mr. Mrs. Samuel Deutsch Dr. Mrs. Joseph Pianpiano Dr. Mrs. Nathaniel Diner Dr. Mrs. William Raebeck Dr. Mrs. John Donovan Dr. Arnold Rosenberg Dr. Mrs. Gerald Drew Dr. Solomon N. Rosenstein Dr. Mrs. Marvin Firdman Dr. Mrs. Fred Rothenberg Dr. Mrs. Joel Friedman Dr. Mrs. Louis 1. Rubins Dr. Mrs. Edgar Gattegno Dr. Mrs. George Rudensky Dr. Mrs. Robert Gottsegen Dr. Mrs. Stan Sadies Dr. Mrs. Alvin T. Grayson Mr. Mrs. Morris Samen Dr. Mrs. Wesley Halpert Michael B. Savin D.M.D. Dr. Mrs. William R. Jacobs Dr. Mrs. John M. Scarola Dr. Raymond F. Johnson Jr. Murray Schwartz D.D.S. Dr. Mrs. Arnold Jutkowitz Dr. Mrs. Arthur Shain Dr. Mrs. David Kaplan Dr. Mrs. Morton L. Shapiro Dr. Mrs. Irving A. Karel Mr. Mrs. Dante A. Torres Dr. John F. Kosinski Ennio L. Uccellani D.D.S. Dr. Arthur A. Kulick Maxwell Widrow D.D.S. Dr. Joseph M. Leavitt Dr. Mrs. Jerome A. Zane Dr. Mrs. Richard M. Lichtenthal Dr. Mrs. David J. Zegarelli Dr. John J. Lucca Dr. Mrs. Edward V. Zegarelli Dr. Irwin D. Mandel Dr. Mrs. Albert Zengo Dr. Louis Mandel 138 The following members of the senior class and the entire body of ETA chapter of Alpha Omega extends congratulations and best wishes for a long and successful career to the class of 1975 Columbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery. Fred Applebaum Norman Blumenstock Howard Cohen Mark Cohen Stephen Cottrell John Feeney Ernie Ferjentsik Joel Fischer Ken Huwer Allen Kozin Olivia Masry Tim Mercado Guy Metcalf Herb Orlansky Barry Ortenberg Pete Rosenthal Mike Seiden Ralph Szilagyi Stan Weiss Richard Williams 139 RUBINSTEIN DENTAL EQUIPMENT CORP. 141 Fifth Avenue Corner of 21 Street New York, New York 10010 254-5626 OVER FIFTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN SETTING UP NEW OFFICES ORIGINATORS OF CUSTOM DESIGNED TIME AND MOTION EQUIPMENT SELLING ALL TYPES OF EQUIPMENT SEE US - IT PAYS! Best Wishes From COLUMBIA DENTOFORM CORPORATION Serving Dentistry and Dental Education Since 1917. Columbia Dentoform Corporation 49E - 21st, New York, N.Y. 10010 (Ask for free catalog) CONGRATULATIONS! TO THE CLASS OF 1975 FROM THE DENTAL COLUMBIAN YEARBOOK STAFF! 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TRUBYTE The longer you practice, the more important this name will be. Dentsply International, York, Pennsylvania This complete upper denture opposes natural lower teeth. The cen- trals are Bioblend Mould 62G, Blend 104. The laterals and cuspids are Mould 22E, Blend 102. Congratulations are in order to every member of the Class of 1975. You are all en- tering an important and challenging profession, and the years ahead should prove both productive and satisfying. We at CHI Dental now provide dental insurance benefits to over one million peo- ple — contract holders, their wives and their children. We believe it is to your interest — and that of the dental profession — that you become a Participant in GHI Dental, the oldest non-profit community-oriented dental insurance program in the country. Among other things, the program brings many people for the first time into the main- stream of American dentistry. 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AMERICA ' S LEADING CERAMIC STUDIOS NU-DENT PORCELAIN STUDIO, Inc. 220 West 42 St., N.Y. 10036 • Phone LA 4-3591-2-3-4-5-6 149 DURABLE DESIGNER-BUILDERS FOR THE HEALTH PROFESSION 150 y f ' A .« ' . THE WAY SEPT. % ( ) ). a IT WAS 1971 T), FINIS