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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

« h i I :. 1776 1976 How can we explain the noted refusal of our Nation ' s Father to publicly expose his pearly whites? Many claim it was because he was condemned to wear a special denture which upon the slightest giggle might spring out of his mouth, or reveal the fact that his teeth actually belonged to a hippo. This is fact, and it is also fact that 200 years ago Den- tistry ranked lowest among all healing arts. There existed no Dental Schools, no form of organization or guidelines and no principles or precedent. Dentistry instead came from an assembly of barbers, tooth drawers, surgeons and charlatans. (Is it conceiveable that Dr. Freeway was fighting for his space during those Dark Ages of Dentistry?) Thus began American Dentistry; and it has been 200 years of American Dentistry that have made many aware of its vast future, 2 00 years of American Dentistry that have left many proud and some frustrated. It is through this yearbook that we wish to bring to light 200 years of American Dentistry. A. Weisenfeld J. Sher DEDICATION The man to whom this year ' s edition of our yearbook is dedicated brings to mind some words written by Miguel Cervantes, seemingly for him, when he said, No man is more than another, unless he does more than another. For this is truly a man who has distinguished himself by doing more. This man is Dr. Jerome Zane. Dr. Zane has traveled a great part of our journey through school and he has continually demonstrated an acute awareness of both our clinical and personal needs. He has consistently encouraged us to strive for that highest degree of perfection which will someday help us approach excellence in our chosen pro- fession. His unique manner of approaching our clinical uncertainties as a teaching experience with its main objective being comprehension and eventual perfection, have made all of us his gracious admirers. It seems then natural that our memories of school have mention of such a special person. Therefore, it is with a great deal of pleasure, gratitude, and honor that we, the graduating class of 1976, dedicate our yearbook to Dr. Jerome Zane, the teacher, the man, and our friend. David Drohan •■ 1 TO THE CLASS OF 1976 On behalf of the faculty and the supporting staff I extend to the Class of 1976 the happiest congrat- ulations on having earned the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery and I offer the warmest welcome as a full-fledged member of the dental profession. Yours is an especially noteworthy class — THE CLASS OF ' 76 — THE BICENTENNIAL CLASS! But it is not the historical factor alone which clothes your class with a unique and memorable mantle! Rather, it is the pride with which we identify your class, based on superior scholastic attain- ments, mature professionalism and unselfish contributions to the community. Forgive me however, for emphasizing that the happiness of graduation must be tempered with the realization that as a health professional you have inherited a huge responsibility, namely, that of con- stantly improving your knowledge and skills by a continuous program of on-going education, one which only ends with termination of life. I am confident that our faculty has succeeded in firmly implanting the ideals of dentistry but what is more important, I have the utmost faith that your careers will create admirable reflections of dental edu- cation at Columbia University and that we will constantly derive pride from this Class of ' 76! EDWARD V. ZEGARELLI, D.D.S. Dean REVOLUTIONARY HEROS Cold Winter at Valley Forge The Wisdom of Ben Franklin The Craftiness of Benedict Arnold The Strategy of Lafayette The Dedication of Minutemen • I 1M 3 JKfitH . £2 2%%. ■JZeutJZif ' . T%£ 4 £4jc £. amy-eggxf t . urdZzf J 6 U- £ £• ' urfut f muiuS T tn. 7t - ■ ' -- a - ozaz r ' . 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(_ 7 g fyj THEIR ARMAMENTARIUM ■ ■ ' [lUIll lii leeth, Spo lids ol i ci i. mi slicks, and lingers also served as eai l brushing devices, The Chinese arc usual!) i rediti ' 1 with invent- ing bristle brushes in the late I5th Centun § j «- At tli ' I IK T FOR PREVENTION II K • I !■■■ ks ■ ■ I ■ I ■ ol M f i ■ ' ,- ' ■■ on ■ I . ill] .... Ol lllC I ' hh rnlur) ill i it (l pre mil. diet all, lir.jumtl. WCK light) .iiiumrnird .. . i —4 f- . -In. | ..,_. FOR RESTORATION 1 ■ ■ . . ■ I ■■: ill FOR EXTRACTION FOR RESTORATION 10 III M I Ri 1X1 11 I III 1 — ban i k r.n i k ■• ' :in L THEIR TACTICS co cj H O Q O i— i W OPERATIVE PROSTHETICS CO cj O Q O Q i— i E- H tf 12 PREVENTIVE ENDODONTICS 2 o a o z I— I o o p— i  o X M I— i a Instructor ' s Signature_ 13 DR. ZENGO, DR. NAHOUM, DR. CUTTITA, DR. CARONIA Admissions Committee f K I DR. CAIN Associate Dean DR. WOTMAN Special Assistant to the Dean DR. KAPLAN Clinic Director BASIC SCIENCES • T DR. SALENTIJN DR. MOSS DR. APPLEBAUM DR. BENEDICTO DR. OSTEICHER DR. LEVY DR. BENEDICTO DR. AMES DR. LIGHTER DR. HOROWITZ K ! 1( . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I I : ■■ ' umil ; ' .;■! ' nl ' if: Iio i ei KVAN ' S l riCULATOR . i i Pi.iivUtnhu PROSTHODONTICS DR. UCCELLANI 9 k fb DR. ABELSON DR. JUTKOWITZ DR. LUCCA DR. DeCARLO DR. RAEBECK DR. MILLER DR. SMIRNOFF DR. KORF 16 DR. GRAYSON DR. CURINGA I DR. STRIFE DR. HOLTZMAN W j via y DR FREEMAN - ■ DR . SCAROLA ' ► X. A ' DR. JACKIER DR. MINER 17 DR. MOREA DR. ZANE DR. VERO DR. WILLIAMS DR. GOLDIN DR. ORLANSKY DR. DURRER DR. FRIEDMAN DR. NEUHAUS DR. RUBINS PREVENTIVE 1 DR. GORDON DR. SHAIN DR. DAMBROT DR. HECHT DR. GOLDMAN DR. FIELDS DR. GUTSTEIN, DR. CAMESAS DR. COHEN DR. SADLES, DR. BOELSTLER 20 DR. SCRIVAIMI DR. RUDENSKY _ ' DR. MELLANA DR. KATZ f DR. FRITZ DR. KOSINSKI DR. PIANPIANO DR. PANDOLFO DR. BRZUSTOWICZ DR. SAVIN PERIODONTICS DR. GLICK DR. RENNERT DR. KLEIMAN DR. GOODMAN DR. PLESHETT DR. LEAVITT DR. AMBINDER DR. VOGEL DR. SOLOMON 24 DR. LEVY ir r Us DR. LUND DR. BESEN DR. MUSIKANT DR. MENDELL DR. CANTOR DR. GREENFIELD DR. ROTHENBERG DR. SENZER DR. FIRDMAN 25 ORAL SURGERY DR. L. MANDEL DR. MINERVINI DR. O ' GRADY DR. SHATTAN DR. BAURMASH DR. SHUBE ORTHODONTICS MS. SARA ROSARIO DR. KAFER DR. KING Treatment of Handicapped DIAGNOSIS DR. SCHIFF DR. KARMIOL DR. L. MARDER DR. DARWIN DR. KARLAN DR. GABRIEL 28 DR. DONOVAN DR. M. MARDER DR. D. ZEGARELLI DR. MANN DR. NEDLER DR. AMES DR. LIND DR. ZERDEN DR. STOWER 29 PEDODONTICS DR. ROSENBERG DR. DAVIS DR. E. ROSS BASSETT DR. LEVINE DR. ROCCO DR. SWEET DR. MEZZA DR. KIRIAPOULOS DR. PEISMAN DR. GREENE EDMUND APPELBAUM, D.D.S. 1899-1975 IN MEMORIUM We, the Class of 1976, with respect and appreciation remember Professor Edmund Appelbaum. He was our teacher. Joining the original school in 1926, he came to the School of Dental and Oral Surgery at the Medical Center in 1928. He perservered through the vagueries of the administration of nine Deans. Great names in science shaped his career; Dr. Horace Wood — the eminent paleontologist, William Gregory, Milo Hellman, Charles Boedecker, Moses Dia- mond and Daniel Ziskind; and Dr. Appelbaum became a colleague of the great names in his field; Weinman, Schour, Gottlieb, Orban, and Kronfeld. Dr. Appel- baum became their respected equal. Edmund Appelbaum loved dentistry, all of dentistry. One of his favorite stories relates how Balint Orban came upon him one day in the office he shared with Moses Diamond, as he was finishing an inlay casting. Eagerly seizing the piece, Orban said to Diamond, How wonderful it is to find a histologist who can cast a perfect inlay. He was unquestionably one of the first true dental scientists. He maintained, with Boedecker, the reality of the organic matrix of enamel, when the entire profession openly derided the concept. He founded the field of microradiography and his work in this field established the morphological basis for the current use of fluoridation to decrease the incidence of dental caries. We knew Edmund Appelbaum in his twilight years. We knew a kind and helpful man who possessed a special insight into the problems of the learner. One would never know that this man, who always had enough time for each one of us, was the same man who helped to embed dentistry as a respected, scientific profession. The students of the School of Dental and Oral Surgery will miss and remember him. Excerpts of the above are from the eulogy delivered by Dr. Melvin Moss. If Ms. Gloria Girardo Is. Mary Davis Is. Hart Is. McGee Is. Ciotto Is. Micky Polites Is. Rosa Maria Rivera Is. Guerrero Is. Carmen Negreira Ms. Gloria Burns Is. Marie Scott 33 PROSTHODOIMTICS PREVENTIVE PERIODONTICS ui LU Q- O o o Q O Q o o Q O V£. LU a. LU en a. Code: A-Excell; B-Above Aver; C-Aver; D-Below Aver; F-Unsatisfactory 34 ENDODONTICS OPERATIVE PROSTHODONTICS GRADUATES m ' M Instr. Comments: Much Help Required: Yes No Recognized Merits Weaknesses of His Efforts: Yes No Understood Corrections: Yes No Time: Reasonable Too Long Special Learning Problems: 5 o o o o o o o o co o m 70 Instructor Signature, 35 Listen to the voice of experience, but also make use of your brains. Proverbs iL ]). ). s. New York University, B.A. Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say, why not? — Robert F. Kennedy (from George Bernard Shaw 36 f X7 ?■ Z £ £ £ ? University of Maryland, B.S. m : ■ llM. - - a 37 New York University, B.A. 38 f-V B i « , H naAaJ u GDirfUuuuy D.D.S Fordham University, B.S., M.S. I 39 CjQuUU- City College of New York, BS. 40 1 HI ' . Welcome, to the. page. o J Joe. VeVltippo. Joe. and Nancy Boy, am I gotng to be itch a{jteA thu caf e. Wow ' . Voca ihe know how to ode that Auction. Patient Rapport ' . Ah-io ' . You. didn ' t lo today? Photoi by Ralph Leuitn City College of New York, B.E. 42 2 ou c Zl) £ -2 s ■ With gW eMmoar We b m the Quest Th t derfim mnWs, tkougk y l erc we go y Or gained, h wfet star, no man Jotk knoU. Jamts tcpKcrvs -pubU- 1881 lanhattan College, B.S. 43 . ' • WSi H 9k '  - JHk I V 1 1 y AJ-j, £U u ? A.s Fairleigh Dickinson University : I I 44 A • • V ' - J SUNY at New Paltz, B.S. Csa tMc q.3-juJL J 6 University of New Hampshire 46 4 f C §ZAsr-AjiJiAMs U.U.S, Yeshiva University, BA AWLv- DDs S.U.IM.Y at Oneonta, B.A. 49 ' Some Men Are Born Anvils, Others Born Hammers Proverb f minim 1 iiiiiiiiu i i fi Jti. -p 2 - Columbia University, B.S. 52 Zds. Hunter College, B.A. 53 ?■ JOC D. O-S. It. St. Mary ' s College, B.S. 54 Columbia University, B.A. 55 C HfASUC- t b.b.S. Yale University, B.S. 56 w t fcn fiD.S Columbia University, B.A. 57 34 sempre f i g 1 1 § j i m jt, , SUNY at Stony Brook, B.S = cw l h . tZ D. 2). S. Hofstra University, B.A. :■•■ I • ..J ■ T Marriage is the union of two divinities that a third might be born on earth. Gibran 59 1£ £ S. Queens College, B.A. Yale University, M.S. i w jt V 61 rf« W v •ETTAJ- , W vvv Fordham University, B.S. 62 (H. fe VM Columbia University, B.A. 63 ft Let there be peace on earth And let it begin with me; Let there be peace on earth, The peace that was meant to be To take each moment and live each moment .n peace eternally. Let there be peace on earth And let it begin with me. -Sy Miller Long Island University, B.S Not the fact avails, but the use you make of it. Ralph Waldo Emerson Wollt ihr nach Regeln messen, was nicht nach eurer Regeln Lauf, der eig ' nen Spur vergessen, sucht davon erst die Regeln suf! From Act I; Die Meistersinger von Nurenberg by Richard Wagner Jfak L2)DS Harpur College, B .A. 65 gL ij c cjjdi ci j). .5. Villanova University, B.S. 66 Union College, B. S. 67 s s lSi si City College of New York, B.S C.U.N.Y., M.S. Away, I ' d rather sail away, - Like a swan that ' s here and gone. I ' d rather be a forest than a street. Yes I would. If I could I surely would. I ' d rather feel the earth beneath my feet. Yes I would, If I could, I surely would. Simon and Garfunkel . 1 RDttll COSIECDMU IKTITVTIOI IJSt Atf OF Mi oas US. KMRTMtNT Of JUSTICE 1 ' T F nG . l S.U.N.Y. at Oneonta, B.A. n H 1 i w ' I 69 St. Johns University, B.S. 70 ji j M,dU m. 5 St Johns University, B.S. 71 Oj jJol ri pX City College of New York, B.E.E. Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn And the seasons they go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down We ' re captive on the carousel of time We can ' t return, we can only look behind From where we came And go round and round and round n the circle game Joni Mitchel M Zf utt pi. AjLAjt M New York University, B.A. Hb We are all in the same boat, in a stormy sea, and we owe each other a terrible loyalty. G .K . Chesterton D bs University of Connecticut B.A. 74 1 r I ' . ■ « Si - or b.b.f City College of New York, B.S. 75 (Jt C o I. Xhasy v 1)-V-J Providence College, B.S M C ,, ms. Adelphi University, B.A. Rutgers University, M.A. KaaSL ojuWrrWia ' D. ' D.S. University of Alabama, B.S. 78 T Stoneybrook University, B.S. - DS 79 l2noU o ?. dei tyfeJct ' ?. Albany State University, B.A. ■ran c5fe D,b-s. Yeshiva University, B.A. 81 - S - Indiana University, B.S. God! in these thy waves of light, Thy glowing noonday sun so bright, My eyes are wounded with the glare, Will never Night again be here? ™ 82 83 THE BETTER HALVES . . .and who earned the money for room and board? Who paid for the movies and popcorn on Saturday night? Who sat and listened to hours of complaints and griping? YEA, WHO? The spouses of course! We would like to dedicate the following pages to the real motivating force behind this degree and we thank you. Now, may I borrow 5 bucks please and oy, did I tell you about that damn inlay. . . Alice Cramer Marlene Eisenberg Rachele Goldsmith Ruth Spano 84 Diane McClelland Susan Fox Carol Perrino Charles Tejada Jackie Leipert Ann Schockett 85 Jane Blumenthal larlene Eisenberg 86 B V Lois Hammer Cherie Berk BACHELORS ' CLUB Stephanie Klein J nr at t Susan Langford Jackie Kim 87 Social Dental Hygiene Periodontics Pain Control 88 Radiology Oral Anatomy Physiology DENTAL HYGIENE SCALE THE WALLS 89 SENIOR A Jill Augenblick R.D.H. Cathy Behrens R.D.H. -T- TiiAT ' 90 Penny Brown R.D. H. Sandra Demby R. D.H. 91 ear found. r •A Jill Grossbard, R.D.H. Barbara Herson, R.D.H. 92 larie Kebabjian, R.D.H Fay Lazar, R.D.H, , iJ i 93 Laurie Mellman R.D.H. Pamela A. Morgan R.D.H. 94 Judith Moskowitz R.D.H. 3 rl M ' M? 1 I TS v inH. I IrS r . k W , Janine O ' Brien R.D.H. 95 Ilene Popkin, R.D.H. Babette Rahm, R.D.H % Harriet Rusinowitz, R.D.H, Barbara Schwaid, R.D.H, t 97 Teruku Nagrecha, R.D.H ,,,- . WILL WE BE ABLE TO COPE? SENIOR B Karen Asnin, R.D.H mKam Kathleen Bemis, R.D.H, Helaine Brody, R.D.H. 99 Valerie Cooke R.D.H. Ann Goodwin R.D.H. Carol Holland R.D.H. 100 Kathy Keene R.D.H, Ruth Moses R.D.H. Tina Reese R.D.H, 101 MASTERS Peggy Teru Tsutusi, R.D.H. Debbie Kunin Rome, R.D.H, CAMERA SHY Phebe Blitz, R.D.H. Rosemarie Crystal, R.D.H. Cheryl Stokes Masklee, R.D.H. Linda Platnick, R.D.H. Mahzad Zahra Vahidi, R.D.H. Linda Kraemer, R.D.H, 102 CLASS OF 1918 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY DENTAL HYGIENISTS 103 JUNIORS i t Ronna Abbott Lynnae Anderson-Swan Thelma Betsch Joyce Blutrich Barbara Brown Noel Cahan A. Iliene Corcoran Suzanne D ' Anna Eileen Doody Paula Drew Sheila Egan Gail Feraca Joann Goldsmith Janet Greenwald Ellen Kahn Francine Luizzi Toni-Ann Maihofer Susan Meyer Kathryn Miller Elizabeth Onik Randy Portnoy Cecelia Preziose Debra Rick Mary Catherine Ryan Barbara Santini Robyn Schauder Betty Siegel Irene Stenzler Beth Ann Stolar Laura Weisenfeld Katherine Zugzda 105 FACULTY DR. TOLPIN MS. MARLENEKLYVERT v- MRS. JOHANNA ODRICH MRS. LINDSAY RETTIE r vl mBBm ■ Hk HI K DR. SOLIMENE ■hSI r MS. PATRICIA McLEAN, Director DR. MICHAEL MARDER - ' h d — 2 la m IS. PATRICIA MORGAN DR. FRAYA KARSH r.y-.v v ' - Tzi ■■ ■ ■■ DR. AUSTIN KUTSCHER MS. DONA McKINNEY MRS. MADELIANE LENNON DR. VRATSANOS IS. OLGA IBSET I 110 112 •-.Sfcs a ■ tr « Exercise: A key to a slim and trim body 113 114 - ' .UOKIK  -i i 1 Why high speed, when I can get so much smoke out of low? ' f 116 PEDO U ' E C jNWAXEO !HTAl HOSS 118 MANIA ' - - £ m .. . ) 119 Give my regards to Broadway, Remember me to Herald Square, Tell all the gang at Forty-second Street That I will soon be there. George M . Cohan ■«:Wr; ■ 122 123 PLAY YOUR HUNCH May I have your attention please. There will be no more talking. The following test has been devised by N.E.R.D.S . to test your dental trivia background and faculty rapport. Each picture has one and only one answer, although some may have two or three. Your score will be computed on correct responses and you will not be penalized for incorrect answers. . .except if answer is wrong. O.K. Break the seal and begin. Good Luck! c._ E.. D.. L fc 124 J.- L._ M.- CHOICES 1. Dr Scrivani 2. Dr Mandel 3. Doc Holiday 4. Dr Boelstler 5. Dr G.V. Black 6. Doc Medich 7. Dr Cedarbaum 8. Dr Abelson 9. Dr Brzustowicz 10. Dr Zane 11. Dr Doolittle 12. Dr Breakstone 13. Dr Seuss 14. Dr Brzustowicz, 15. Dr Sweet 16. Dr Lucca 17. Dr Schwartz 18. Dr Frankenstein 19. Dr Rudensky 20. Dr Kildare 21. Dr. Uccellani 22. Dr Freeman How to score. Add up correct responses, divide by two and add number of incorrect answers. SCORE: 15 or above -- impossible 14 -- brownnose 9 — not bad for first time, receive grade of N._ 10 5 1 -4 — check answers and redo test — stop cutting classes ANSWERS SEE PAGE 135 125 I N T H E L A B IF T , u 1 I • , ' 126  S ii tt— r jk t 1 J 4 i t 1 I 127 FRESHMEN Charles Avrutik Peter Baracks Steven Blonder Anita Bodnar Salvatore Bonanno Lazarus Camesas Vincent Capasso Louis Colacicco Marietta Donohue David Ehrenberg Berdj Feredjian Lewis Gross Joseph Guilliano Claudia Hohn Larry Honigman John Hulbrock Olga Hussakowsky Thomas Kovats Stewart Lazow Irving Lebovics Ann Lee Fred Leess Robert Lewando Robert Malkin Asher Mansdorf Natalie Marchalonis Cheryl Marcus Howard Markowitz Alex Martin Richard Merzer Michael Molnar Ronnie Myers Salvatore Mapoli Francis Masser John Nieskens June O ' Reilly John Pati Terrence Reed Jonathan Roberts Phyllis Rosen Joy Schuchman Aaron Segal John Sopchak Rhona Stanley Lawrence Sullivan Michael Switkes Emanuel Tennenbaum Robert Tracey John Updegraff Stanley Weiss Neil Zane 128 I want to be a dentist because. . . 129 SOPHOMORE CLASS SP - ' IE % Allen Avmtin Anthony Batko Mitchell Beck H i I lei Besdin Dennis Bohlin Daniel Budasoff Leslie Burnstein Patrick Carney Andrew Casterline Alice Chabora Kenneth Cheng Mary Concilio Dean Deluke Howard Deutsch John Dulski Kathryn Duncan Harry Dym Larry Feder Richard Fratello Joan Fisher Larry Genser Ronald Gerhard Gary Giacomelli Steven Glickman Deborah Griffin Frank lacono Jack Irwin Barbi Kantor Colleen Keefe Priscilla Konecky Cynthia Levine Gary Lobasso Robert Lomazzo Irene Marion April Merton Stanley Moshman Harvey Moskowitz Kenneth Murphy Neal Nissen Michael Rothstein Gilbert Rubin Peter Rumack Charles Samborski John Schmidt Joseph Shyong Rochelle Solomon Francis Stapleton Mark Tepper Lee Wexler Weston Wilson Peter Zegarelli Robert Ziccardi 130 r t j Those damn accessory grooves! 131 JUNIORS Richard Amstutz Richard Blank Lawrence Busino Joseph Caruso Roger Cho Arnold Cochin Louis Cohen Michael Cohen Thomas Connolly Mark Coron Daniel De La Torre Charles Dermody Roger Desroches George DiLisio Camille DiPaola Robert Dutton Gary Edenson Victor Edmond Bruce Eisenberg Marvin Ernst Steven Farley Kenneth Fellerman Dara Frankel Yisrahel Gellman Bruce Goldenberg Alex Grant Leland Grant Karen Hammer Andrew Hauser Howard Horowitz Howard Israel Lois Jackson Claudia Kaplan Kevin Kelly Steve Klein Michael Kurtz Paul Legunn Michelle Lipman Charles Lipenholtz Richard Low Alexander Luisi Fredrick Luzietti David Ostreicher Despina Pappas Webster Pilcher Allan Rosenblum John Salamone Karen Schulsinger Glenda Stearn Lawrence Tabak Salvatore Tangredi Vincent Tavormina Jane Taylor Brian Webber Robert Zahn 132 jffiSnil % fN y 1 K: v m m f I - i Hi -n Is this solder ever going to flow? 133 134 Li i %, • A ' A w mmmwm Clinic Sunbathing ANSWERS TO QUIZ A.lfi H.14 B.12 I. 19 C.21 J.I£ D.15 K.J. E.T L.i F.22 M.17 G.T6 N._7_ 135 ABOUT I 1 136 FACES w II ]■ ■ MS. SARAH MILLER MR. MIGUEL BRACERO . MS. LLTFY CASILLAS • f R. JOSE PADILLA MS. LOIS VOGSBERGER 1R. LOUIS ROJOS MS. SANDY CARNEY IS. LILY ORTIZ IS. PHIROZA IRINI MS.WINMCGEE MS . DOLORAS BUNGER 138 LAB TECHNICIANS IR. NICHOLAS VERO IR. EMORY BARTA MR. JOHN CAMERON MR. NICHOLAS VERO MR. JOHN SASSANO - | SL-jf 7 THE INTERNS DR. TORRES AND DR. HABEEB 139 140 k ; i X-. 142 143 R G A N I Z A T I N S WILLIAM JARVIE SOCIETY k ; PSI OMEGA PULP OUT CLUB S- ' .W ffc 144 STUDENT COUNCIL ALPHA OMEGA DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION ttM ' EXTRACTION S STAFF 145 2 00 years ago, Dean Zegarelli ' s Great Great Grandfather, Benjamin Frank Zegarelli II, signed for funds from the John Handcock In- surance Co. to establish a small dental clinic (and barber shop) on the upper west side. The endowment allowed young Benjamin the opportunity to purchase some dental chairs from Revere ' s Dental Supply, Boston, Mass. These chairs can be viewed still in use on the 9th floor clinic. The Samuel J. and llvclyn L. Wood Found ion. Inc. N 5S3 C ' G ' Ca-tf L. . J± ' J. hi 529 FIFTH AVE.VUE N2W YOilK. N Y - -? £ sO -Z O - ' -cZ- Al IIIOM .: . MGNAi: I ■:o e io ' 0 i03i:o7 ' L,oouo e a n r I History repeated itself this past year when Dr. Zegarelii and Dr. Cain received a check for 51,000,000 from the Samuel J. and Evelyn L. Wood Founda- tion, Inc. to help fund the new dental facility in Vanderbuilt Clinic. Addition- al funds from HEW of S4.5 million and %2 million from New York State will enable these men to purchase chairs to last another 2 00 years. 147 Where Did You Say It HURTS? 148 ,jr Ah, a board lesion Step inside my office $145 total and that includes dinner this Saturday night But with a little OHI. we will spare you from these meanies YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORS-IN-CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR LAYOUT EDITORS COPY EDITOR ART EDITOR BUSINESS EDITORS HYGIENE EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHERS Andrew Weisenfeld Jay Sher George Hribar John Fox Nanette Feil Nancy Hong Thomas McClelland Harry Lewner Jay Sher Peter Koch Richard Kaplan Barbara Schwaid Sandra Demby Kenneth Goldsmith Andrew Weisenfeld George Hribar Neal Hammer Ralph Berk Neal Fassberg Stuart Feintuch Leonard Salonsky Dan De La Torre Dan Budosoff Sandra Demby Laura Weisenfeld Mike Perrino center ad on p. 151 obtained with permission from National Lampoon 2 76 end page denture photo obtained from Vick Clark reprint from Smithsonian Magazine photographs of Revolutionary figureheads were obtained from special 1776 issue of Time photographs of Early American Dentistry were taken at Smith- sonian Institution by A. Weisenfeld 150 It is with great excitement that we announce the publication of a major work destined to stand as a classic in the field of art scholarship. PRESENTING the 32-volume Encyclopedia of Teeth in Art, the result of the combined efforts of a score of the world ' s foremost an historians, -critics, and educators working in conjunction with an international board of dentists, orthodon- tists, and dental technicians. Within its handsome simulated leatherette binding you will find literally hundreds of absorbing entries, such as The Root Canals of Venice by Bernard Herenson Concerning Stubhss Horses and Canines by Dore Ashton Edward Hopper: Overbite or Undcrrcach ? by Lloyd Goodrich Reexamining Cezanne s Brushwork by Sir Herbert Read All are readable, lucid, authoritative All arc accompanied by stunning reproductions of paintings, sculptures, and X-rays, many as large as 8 inches by S inches A full2,000of the plates arc in color And the scope of the entries is truly broad, from Hogarth ' s The Seven Stages of Decay to ' Seventeenth Centu- ry Colonial Paintings of Indentured Servants. It is with no small amount of pride that we announce this to be the most complete study of its kind ever published, a 32-volumc library and gallery ' ' for the home Encyclopedic and definitive..! ' Saturday Review A bracing accomplishment John Canaday, New York Times The most compelling tooth-history of art since Vasan ' s. Cuspid and Psyche John Rcwald, NY. Review of Books Impacted with wisdom incisive Aesthetico Dentum Impressively complete The entries on ancient Tartar plaques and brush enamels arc highly sensitive and well-polished The Cambridge Masticator GEO E. H A WE6. Drilisl, Ml vi HitMl Mi: ISEPTIC LOCU NAESTHETIC ft ME TATE DENTAL DRUG CO -r?.iaflf phu DcnUl AiiOCUlirn mi. HCNK I ' LUCK. BeSSs l i  ? - -= THE BEST - MOUTH o TOOTH WASH JK|§M KNOWN AuAHtLv rt ' K Ex: Am In ft ' . ■ 151 -££ , Application for Membership in The William Jarvie Society Name: A. Lateral Incisor Class: 1978 Undergraduate School(s): (1) GED High School equivalency. (2) LaSalle Extension School via correspondence. Undergraduate Research: (1) Field research in sexual tendencies. (2) Petrified plaque study in Incan mummies. Publications: (1) Asexual Propagation of Gourds, in vitro , American f -uurd , Hay •72. (2) The 15-8-14 Enamel Hatchet as a Close Combat Weapon Modern Warfare , October ' 73. Honors: (1) East Coast Beer Chugging Champion, NCAA, 1972. (2) Intramural Free Styie Fart Champion ' 73 Degree(s) received: HMD, MDD, DMD, MDM Graduate School(s): ECPI Graduate Research: (l) Removal of Arachnoid Granulations with a Ward ' s Carver , (unpublished ) . Publications: ( 1 ) A Programmed Course in Stat i s tics for Pre - School Studen ts Honors: (1) FBI ' s MOST WANTED LIST, Fall and Spring Terms, ' 72, Spring ' 73, Degree(s) Received: Since enrolling in Dental School, have you been engaged in any research activities? If so, please describe briefly: c (1) Dentistry and the Occult , New England Journal of Witchcraft , November ' 74 . (2) Gravel as an Oral Ablution for the Prevention of Pellicle , Decay , January ' 75. (3) Reparative Procedures for Gravel Damaged Dentitions , Decay , February-June (serial form) ' 75. 153 fc The Eta Chapter of ALPHA Omega extends congratulations and best wishes for a long and successful career to the class of 1976 Columbia University School of Dental Oral Surgery. Ralph Berk Jeffrey Blumenthal Robert Eisenberg Dara Frankel Bruce Goldenberg Howard Horowitz Lois Jackson Steven Klein Harry Lewner Leonard Salonsky Terence Smith 154 £ It is with great pleasure that the members of the gamma lambda chapter of Psi Omega extend to the graduates of the class of 1976 our hearty congratulations on your graduation, and our best wishes for a long and successful career in our noble profession. Vfe Kenneth Capasso Gary Cramer Joseph DeFilippo David Drohan Nanette Feil John Fox Steven Glickman Nancy Hong George Hribar Syngcuk Kim David Knaus Robert Langford Dieter Leipert Thomas McClelland Michael Perrino William Riecker Michael Sabella Jeanette Clarke Dory Calev Joseph Tychostup Neal Fassberg Mark Coron Charles Dermody Salvatore Tangredi Joseph Caruso Robert Dutton Daniel DeLaTorre Marvin Ernst Andrew Hauser John Salamone f 155 The Editorial Staff of the 1976 Dental Columbian wishes to thank the following persons for their contributions to the 1976 Dental Columbian Dr. David C. Abelson Dr. Jacob Abelson Dr. Barry Behrens Dr. Gerald H. Besen Dr. Roy Boelstler Ms. Erika Bothe Dr. Alvin T. Boyd Dr. Robert S. Breakstone Dr. Mrs. Stanislaw Brzustowicz Dr. Edward A. Cain, Jr. Dr. Peter H. Cain Dr. Pandelis Camesis Dr. Henry Chang Dr. Edward Charpentier Dr. Sam Cohen Dr. Mrs. Joseph A. Cuttita Dr. Daglian Dr. Dembrot Dr. Darakjian Dr. Martin G. Davis Dr. Kenneth Deesen Dr. DiCarlo Dr. DiSalvo Dr. Don ovan Dr. Drew Mr. Mrs. Robert Feil Dr. Fine Dr. Fineberg Dr. Marvin Firdman Mr. Mrs. William F. Fox Dr. Mrs. Stanley Freeman Dr. Joel Friedman Dr. Herbert D. Fritz Dr. George L. Glick Dr. Richard Gleidman Dr. Monroe Gleidman Dr. Joel Goldin Dr. Robert Goldman Mrs. Judy Goodrich Dr. Robert Gottsegen Dr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Grayson Dr. Albert Green Dr. Gutstein Dr. Nasser Habeeb Dr. Halpert Dr. and Mrs. Albert Holtzman Mrs. Etta Hong Dr. Sidney L. Horowitz Dr. Hribar, Sr. Dr. Jackier Dr. David Kaplan Dr. Frances Karlan Dr. Katz Dr. Marvin B. King Dr. Joel S. Kleiman Mrs. Marlene Klyvert Dr. John F. Kosinski Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. LaSauce Dr. Leavitt Dr. Levi 156 Dr. and Mrs. Mathew D. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewner Dr. Lighter Dr. Mrs. John J. Lucca Dr. W. Patrick Luckett Dr. Irwin Mandel Dr. Louis Mandel Dr. Lawrence Marder Dr. Joseph J. Marbach Mr. Michael J McGrath Ms. Dona Mckinney Ms. Patricia McLean Dr. Mrs. Frank Mellana Dr. Alfred J. Mezza Dr. William J. Miller Dr. Mrs. Robert Miner Dr. George A. Minervini Dr. Dennis N. Morea Dr. Abel Moreinis Ms. Patricia Morgan Drs. Melvin Letty Salentijn Moss Dr. Musikant Dr. Mrs. Henry Nahoum Dr. Irving Naidorf Dr. Neuhaus Ms. Johanne Odrrch Dr. Herbert P. Ostreicher Dr. Mrs. J. Pianpiano Dr. Pleshette Dr. Raebeck Ms. Lindsay Rettie Dr. Rocco Dr. Jay Rothschild Dr. Rubins Dr. Rudensky Mr. Mrs. Michael Sabella Dr. Stanley R. Sadies Dr. Mrs. James J. Salem Dr. Mrs. Roger Santise Dr. Mrs. Michael B. Savin Dr. Mrs. John M. Scarola Dr. Schiff Dr. Mrs. Murray Schwartz Dr. Mrs. Scrivani Mr. Mrs. Burton Sher Dr. Morton Shapiro Dr. Robert Smirnow Dr. C. Solomon Dr. Marvin Solomon Dr. Mrs. Charles A. Sweet Jr. Dr. Tarshis Dr. Dante Torres Dr. Ennio L. Uccellani Dr. Valentine Mr. Nicholas A. Vero C.D.T. Dr. Mrs. Vero Jr. Dr. Mrs. Albert H. Weisenfeld Dr. Bernard G. Williams Dr. Wotman Dr. Mrs. Jerome A. Zane Dr. Mrs. Edward V. Zegarelli Dr. Mrs. David J. Zegarelli Dr. Mrs. A. Zengo Anonymous Anonymous 157 Sponsors Jane Peter F. Amoroso Mr. Mrs. E. Blumenthal Mr. Mrs. Isaac Calev Mr. Mrs. Louis A. Capasso Mr. Mrs. Edward Cramer Mr. Mrs. Donald F. Drohan Mr. Mrs. Sidney Eisenberg Annette Hy Fassberg Mr. Mrs. Louis Feren (Ralph Berk) Mr. Mrs. Joseph Feintuch Mr. Mrs. Glickman Mr. Mrs. Bernard Goldsmith Family Mr. Mrs. George Greenberg Estelle Frank P. Hill Mr. Mrs. Arnold G. Kaplan Mr. Mrs. Charles V. Kerecz Dr. Mrs. Sung Yong Kim Mr. Mrs. Henry Klein Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Knaus Mr. Mrs. Irwin I. Krieger Mr. Mrs. Edward P. Langford Mr. Mrs. Robert Marvin Dr. Mrs. D. Michnoff Mr. Mrs. Ralph Perrino Mr. Mrs. William Reicker Dr. Rocco Mrs. Tillie Salonsky Mr. Mrs. Simon Schockett Dr. Shain In Memory of George Smith Mr. Mrs. Daniel Stevens Dr. M.J. Thorstad M.D. Lord Lady Tychostup Mr. Charles J. 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New York 1 0469 (212)379-2728 The Durable Group, Inc. Creative Professional Environments 169 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 With best wishes for success and continuing support from the ASSOCIATION OF COLUMBIA DENTAL ALUMNI Executive Board 1975-1976 President Morton Shapiro ' 50 Vice-President William Jacobs ' 45 Secretary Sidney Shapiro ' 48 Treasurer Richard Lichtenthal ' 62 Editor Austin H. Kutscher ' 46 Immediate Past Presidents Frances R. Karlan ' 49 Matthew D. Levin ' 26 Representatives Gerald E. Lederman ' 64 of the Body Edgar Gattegno ' 45 Irwin Dambrot ' 55 Stanley Sadies ' 53 Van Woert Fund Herman Ivanhoe ' 31 Postgraduate Courses Morton Rennert ' 58 Student Liaison Lawrence Marder ' 54 Memorial Fund Nathaniel Diner . ' 38 Class Representative Stanley Sadies . . ' 53 Student Aid Joseph Cuttita . . ' 39 Dinner Committee William Jacobs . . ' 45 Representative to Federation Council Morton Shapiro . . ' 50 ustee of Funds Arthur Kulick . . ' 26 170 fc CONGRATULATIONS 1 976 is a memorable year for you as you near the start of your professional practice. Acquiring knowledge and sharing it is a very important part of our dental laboratory discipline . . . just as it will be for you as a dental practitioner . . . and we look forward to being helpful and to working with you to develop your pro- fessional career. Park. For dentists who believe there is more to restorations than just restoring. ... a complete range of vacuum-fired porcelain, acrylic resins, gold, special techniques, precision attachments, cast partials, dentures, and specializing in implant techniques. PARK DENTAL STUDIOS. INC. 19 West 34th Street ■ New York. N.Y. 10001 ' V 171 51 V2 ]ohann Martin Will, The Dentist. 1781. A su irr on fashion of the period. Consulting a dentist was considered a fashionable fad of vain women. Copper etching reproduced from Iconographxa Odontotogica. Curt Proskauer, courtesy of Ceorg Otm$ Publishers. Htldesheim.