Georgetown University School of Dentistry - Apollonian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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lane F. Mclillduff, D.D.S. Is craziness a vehicle of escape? Or is it a sign of insanity? Maybe itis reality and only the crazies know it! To be or not to be crazy! What makes more sense? Life is often too serious: yet I'm crazy. But I believe I know how to live. I intend to do my part in this world. I intend to be the best dentist I can be. I intend to enjoy life and enjoy people. But I do intend to remain crazy. I am happy being crazy! Thank you Georgetown, Bob, the boysu, Ioey and crazy man for your encouragement and advancement of this endeavor. Sincere thanks are due my parents and family for their sane and insane attempts to balance my sanity. Thanks! I love you all! 99 5 A ,,,,v-4'4

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sq Thomas F. McCarth . III, D.D.S. Tom comes from Middlebury, Connecticut. Having received his B.S. from Georgetown, he considers himself almost a native of Washington. When Tom thinks of Georgetown, he will remember UR Street, the weekends, P.W.'s, late nights, early morning break- fasts, and doing the dishes. He will try to forget getting up in the morning, cleaning up after Horatio, and junior year prosthodontics. Tom is known for should we say unknownj for his nearly perfect class attendance record both freshman and sophomore years. During morning lectures junior year, nobody was able to disrupt his concen- tration. Tom's immediate plans after graduation include returning to Con- necticut to a general practice residency at either Waterbury or Saint Mary's Hospital. Ultimately he intends to practice privately in New England. Tom would like to thank Rich, Mick, Kyle, Iill and Horatio for sharing with him. He especially thanks his parents, Tom and Marie, and his sister Lisa for their love, emotional and financial support, and their continuous faith in him. These people have helped him grow, but most important have been his friends.

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Ieffrey Allan edeiros, D.D.S. On the rainy night of Nov. 24th, 1953 in Taunton, Mass. a son was born to Ioan and Francis Medeiros named Ieffrey Allan. His earliest memories are of the outdoors and his love of hunting and fishing was deeply instilled by the time he entered high school at Bridgewater- Raynham Regional. At this time, his interests switched to motor- cycles, underground newspapers , V.W.'s, and girls. Surviving this period, he went to Stonehill College as a pre-dental major and graduated in 1975 with Honors. Much has happened to Ieff since coming to G.U. During the spring of freshman year his father died from cancer. In Fall ,76 Ieff met his match in the form of a freshman dental student named Patricia. Finally, he became Dr. Neff's student assistant and lab tech, which has kept him busy ever since. Presently, Ieff is still an avid sport fisherman and waterfowl hunter. His plans for the future: marriage in Iuly '79 and ultimately a private practice with Tricia in northern New England. ln dedication, I've truly had a lucky life due to the love and encouragement given me by my parents, family and friends and the motivation I've received from teachers. Almost everyone I've come into contact with has left some mark on me and I hope I have left something with them. My special appreciation and gratitude is ex- tended to Dr. Neff. To Tricia, I can only say thank you for being you and being there, along with I love you.