Columbia University School of Public Health - Yearbook (New York, NY)

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LAST, MACK, NELSON, ROTHMAN, TREWHELLA. MR. THEODORE LAST, 89-25 97th St., Woodhaven 21, N. Y. B.S. 1935, New York Univ., Cert. in Public Relations, 1950, New School for Social Research, N. Y. Formerly in social security administration. Candidate for M.S., Admin. Med.: residency at Univ. of Pennsylvania, Assoc. Hosp. Serv. of Philadelphia. Future piosition: Research staff- Health, Hospitals and Medical Care Division, United Community Services of Metropolitan Boston, Mass. Jllcmber, Student Council. MR. FRANK A. MACK, 185 Elm St., New Rochelle, Y. B.S. 1950, Bryant College, Providence, R. I. Formerly with Kerbs Memorial Hosp., Vt., and Univ. of Michigan Hosp. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin.: residency at Glen Cove Community Hospital, Long Island, N. Y., which will be his business address for the coming year. MR. JOHN A. NELSON, 252 XVarren St., Brooklyn 1, N. Y. B.A.19E0, Univ. of Buftalo, N. Y. Candidate for Hosp Admin.: residency at Methodist Hosp. of Brooklyn. N. Y. Future position: Administrative Assistant, Methodist Hospital of Brooklyn, Brooklyn, N. Y. Serrefary, Sfudmzt Council. MR. WILLIAM .ARTHUR ROTHMAN, 220 Congress St., Brooklyn 1, N. Y. B.A. 1952, Univ. of Michigan. Formerly with Sinai Hosp. of Detroit, Mich. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin., residency at Maimonides Hosp. of Brooklyn, N. Y.. which will be his business address for the coming year. MR. ARTHUR PAUL TREVVHELLA, JR., 653 E. 14th St., New York 9, N. Y. B.A. 1950. Brown Univ., M.A. fEducationl, 1951, New York Univ. Candidate for M.S., Hosp. Admin.: residency at St. Barnabas Hoip., Brcnx, N. Y. Future position: asst. admin- istrator, Beekman-Downtown Hosp., 170 VVilliam St.. New York 38, N. Y. Chairman. Class Forum Cnnziniffrv. 6

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FGREWORD HIS YEARBOOK is a record of the Class of 1956 at Columbia University School of Public Health and Administrative Medicine. The Class is quite heterogeneous. its members representing many backgrounds, interests and disciplines. In spite of these varied backgrounds, both geographic and professional, the ability of the student body and faculty to function as a team is demonstrated by this yearbook. Under the signal leadership of Dr. Ray E. Trussell, faculty and students alike have profited from the school's curriculum. This Class is something more than the sum of its student mem- bers. It is a dynamic entity resulting from the interplay of individual influences exerted by the students, faculty and school. Employing the epidemiological concept of the natural history of disease for analogy, we have students as host, faculty as agent, and school as environment -producing the Class of 1956. 5

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BURTAN, FISHER, ROGATZ, ROGERS, COYEN, SMALL. DR. RUPERT C. BURTAN, 5601 Riverdale Ave., Riverdale 71, N. Y. M. D. 1947, Columbia Univ.: M. P. H. 1955, Columbia Univ. Interned at Lenox Hill Hosp., New York City: was formerly staff physician with Lago Oil 8: Transport Co., Ltd., and medical director for North Atlantic Constructors. Candidate for Dr. P. H. Future field, occupational medicine. DR. MORTON A. FISHER, 166 Beach. 131st St., Belle Harbor, N. Y. B.S. 1942. D.D.S. 1944, VVestern Reserve Universitv. Served as supervising dentist with New York City Health Dept. Candidate for M.P.H.: sponsored by New York City Health Dept. Future field. dental public health. DR. PETER ROGATZ. 76 Oakdale Lane, Roslyn Heights. N. Y. B.A. 1945, Columbia College: M.D. 1949, Cornell University. Interned at Lenox Hill Hosp., New York City. Served as resident at Bronx Veterans .Administration Hosp. and at New York Hospital- Cornell Medical Center: also as director of study on home care programs for Hospital Council of Greater New York. Candidate for M.P.H.g sponsored by The Commonwealth Fund. Future position: associate director of professional services. Health Insurance Plan. New York City. Virc'-Pres1'dm1f, Student Council. DR. FRED B. ROGERS, 2200 Hamilton Ave.. Trenton 9, N. I. A.B. 1947, Princeton Univ.: M.D. 1948, Temple Univ.: M.S. CMed.l 1954, Univ. of Pennsylvania. Interned at Temple University Hospital. Philadelphia: U. S. Navy Medical Corps 1950-53: graduate. U. S. Naval Medical School 1952: resident and chief resident in medicine, Temple Univ. Hosp. 1953-55: and instructor in medicine, Temple Univ. School of Medicine. Candidate for M.P.H. Future position: assistant professor of preventive medicine and public health. gemple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia 40, Penna. Rvpreseizfafzte, Student ozmril. DR. EUGENE M. COVEN, 153 E. 5-lth St.. New York Citv. D.D.S. 1944, Univ. of Pennsylvania. Candidate for M.P.H.: sponsored bv New York Citv Dept. of Health. Future field: dental public health. Richmond Health Center, New York City Dept. of Health, 51 Stuyvesant Place, St. George, Staten Island. N. Y. DR. VINCENT M. SMALL, Gallatin, Tenn. B.S. 1940. Middle Tennessee State College. M.D. 1950. Univ. of Tennessee College of Medicine: interned at Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis, Ind. Served as county 'health officer in Tennessee. Candidate for M.P.H., sponsored bv Tennessee State Public Health Dept. Future position: health officer, County Health Dept., P.O. Box 131, Gallatin, Tenn. 7