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

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EDITOR Bill Wendlandt COPY EDITOR Leon Kuchinski EDITORIAL-CIRCULATION STAFF Knarig Khatchadourian Dorothy Murphy Frances Premo Dr. Perry Stearns, M.D. Kristen Wallwork Elizabeth Winpenny LAYOUT Joe Parimucha SUBSCRIPTION Joe Miller PHOTOGRAPHY Dave Gordon Dr. R. Bahrawiwongsokoesoemo, M.D. YEARBOOK, Front: B. Wong- sokoesoemo, E. Winpenny, F Premo. J. Parimucha. Back: D. Gordon. L. Kuchinski. B. Wend- landt. i r Yeafrbook .1- ' . I A I 'I I I I II I I ' 4: Ll

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To the Class of 1964: The past few months have been eventful ones for us. They have been an experience we will long remember, each of us with some special memory. We have acquired or added to our knowledge and skills, we have an increased awareness of the importance of public health - in short, we have the ability to function more capably and eniciently as professionals in the field. To our faculty who have taught and demanded so much, we are indebted. From contacts with each other, we have learned more about the many professions in public healthg we have found new friends. We came here from varied backgrounds, from many places. We leave with a broadened outlook to go to many parts of the world. Wherever our work may take us, there is a need for improved health care, an opportunity to apply sound health principles. We have a responsibility to our own profession, to the broader profession of public health and to our- selves to meet this challenge. May we be equal to the task! Good luck, good health and Godspeed. EDWARD HOWARD, P.E. -P President, Student Council I Student Council i 4 STUDENT COUNCIL, Front: M. Schima, B. Wendlandt, STUDENT COUNCIL: J. Atlas K. Katchadourian I. Lubell. .-.a'lf.nIvulHbfl I - is . I '.,- ,gps W,-lex , - v L, E 5 A ,394 A ima? D Gordon.Bar-If: P. Koh, B. Wongsokoesoemo,E. Howard, B. Rudick, L. Aponso. 'P-r PRESIDENT Edward Howard CM.P.H.j VICE PRESIDENT Dr. Ira Lubell, M.D., 1M.P.H.b SECRETARY Kristen Wallwork CNut.J TREASURER Lucien Aponso CBio.j FACULTY ADVISOR Dr. Frances Gearing, M.D. REPRESENTATIVES Biostatistics Bonnie Rudick Hospital Administration Dave Gordon Dr. Pura fKohJ Kim, M.D. Masters in Public Health Marilyn Shima Bill Wendlandt Dr. R. Bahrawiwongsokoeseomo, M.D. Nutrition Dr. Jaime Atlas, M.D.- Knarig Khatchadourian

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Masters of Public Health Trained for uncertainty in a rapidly changing field . . . Equipped with an armamentarium of principles, concepts, methods, attitudes, skills, techniques . . . Rehearsed in their application . . . Guided through major health-related agen- cies, institutions, installations, facilities-from the Harrison Muncipal Incinerator to the United Nations - by professionals eager to point out the essentials . . . Sensitized to vari- ous nuances of behavior in the group process . . . Developed the interdisciplinary approach - as physicians, veterinarians, nurses, health educators, statisticians, laboratory director, en- gineer, social worker - learned how to perfom as a team . . . Exposed to a wide variety of practical problems, given an opportunity to re- search each of them . . . Results: a shelfful of resumes, reports, critiques, essays, book re- views, experiments, program plans, case stu- dies, exercises . . . Reacted to current contro- versies and age-old disturbances - presented by guest lecturers and faculty when in New York . . . Perfected the basic epidemiological approach with microscope, sewer swab, slide rule, screening procedures, maps, black coffee, punch cards - without pep pills or computers . . . Acquired the world for a frame of refer- ence, tutored by classmates from many lands . . . Carried along from pre-orientation to orals by group solidarity and high spirits . . . Pre- pared for practice as Masters of Public Health JOSEPH W. ADAMS 738 River Road, Teaneck, New Jer- sey - B.S., D.V.M., Cornell Univer- sity. ISABELLE Z. BLUM 310 East 70th Street, New York 21, New York - A.B., Ecole Secondaire et Superieur des Juenes Filles: M.D., University of Geneva. LEVI M. BRISBANE 2300 Fifth Avenue, New York 37, New York - A.B., Lincoln University. AUSTIN CORINALDI 251 Garden Street, Westbury, New York - B.A., New York University. Public Health Sanitarian, Department of Health, City of New York. ROGER N. COURNOYER 3715 Mendon Road, Manvllle, Rhode Island - D.V.M., University of Mon- treal. MALCOLM L. CRUMP 20 Glen Street, Alfred, New York - B.A., Alfred University: M.D., Albany Medical College. MARIAN DINGLEY 212 Midhill Road, Martinez, Califor- nia - B.S., University of California. Laboratory Director, Contra Costa County QCalif.J Health Department. JOHN J. DOWLING 159 Cold Spring Road, Syosset, Long lsland, New York - A.B., M.D., University of Pennsylvania. ARNOLD ENGEL 2425 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn 10. New York - A.B., M.D., New York University. Senior Surgeon, United States Public Health Service. FREDERICK F. HEBELER RD 3 Box 123 tRt. 5263 Jackson, New Jersey - B.S., Utah State Uni- versity. Senior Sanitarian, New Jer- sey State Department of Health. I. EDWARD HOWARD 4 Owen Avenue, Glens Falls, New York - B.C.E., Manhattan College. District Sanitary Engineer, New York State Department of Health. LENNOX D. JORDAN 34 St. Thomas Street, Tunapana, Trinidad, West Indies - B.A. tHon- ors Frenchj, B.A. fHonors Latinj, London University: M.B., B.Ch., BA.O., Medical Officer, County Ca- roni, Ministry of Health, Trinidad. JAMES M. KILKER 190 Chelsea Avenue. Napa, Cali- fornia - A.B., San Francisco State College. LEON L. KUCHINSKI 123 Newport Street, Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania - B.S., King's College. Supervising Sanitarian, Berks County Health Center, Pennsylvania Depart- ment of Health. IRA LUBELL 144 West 10th Street, New York, New York - A.B., Columbia Uni- versity: M.D., State University of New York. JEANE1'I'E A. MAHONEY 76 Cleveland Street, Arlington 74, Massachusetts - B.S., Bridgewater State Teachers College: M.S.W., Catholic University of America. Act- ing Chief, Social Work Section, Mas- sachusetts State Department of Public Health. SHIRLEY A. MAYER 303 East Franklin Turnpike, Hoho- kus, New Jersey - A.B., Hunter College: M.D., University Chicago School of Medicine. District Consul- tant Pedlatrician, New Jersey State Department of Health. JOSEPH O. MILLER R.D. 1 Box 210, Ringoes, New Jer- sey - B.S., Colorado State Univer- sity. ANOUSH MIRIDJANIAN 118 Post Avenue, New York, New York - B.A., Swarthmore: M.D., Yale University.