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

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U W5 if is 'gf C A 9 :fs Frederick W. Schneider Ir., D.D.S. One of the few natives of the District of Columbia, Fred, also known as the Keebler Elf, went to St. Iohn's military high school and then onto Georgetown University where he obtained his B.S. in pre- med Biology and completed course requirements towards a Masters in Anatomy and Physiology. His activities always include one sort of job or another whether it be with Smithsonian or Peoples Drug, the dental representative for the parking and traffic committee, a G.U. emergency unit worker or active in parish affairs. Fred's practice plans are to build a successful and lucrative solo home-office practice in nearby Rockville, Maryland. He plans to wed Miss Phyllis M. Quinn of Georgetown's library shortly after graduation. His hobbies include jewelry making, wood- carving, carpentry, hunting and many other interests. This page is dedicated To the best family in the world without whom I could have never made it, and to the newest member of the family, Phyllis. Thanks for everything!

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illiam C. Schmorr, D.D.S. A native New Yorker, Bill came to Georgetown after receiving a B.S. in Biology from Iona College. After graduation, he and his wife Ioann plan to return to the New England area, where Bill will either go into private practice, or an associateship. VVhen notiwaxing up, Bdlinay he found pkqung golf soHhaH. tennis, and basketball. A sports enthusiast, he was an active member of the i'Softballers summer softball team. .An avulYankeefan,Bdlcan beseenzuound duzchnuzanmwenng basehalltrhda quesUons,as mmdlzw harassuugthe Boston Redsocks fans VVhik2 at Cleorgetovvn BiH's favorne Hiurs wvere Clral Surgery, PedodonUcs,and Cromuiand Bmdge.Bdlwvdlherennnnheredforthe inipossible feat of constructnig a set of cornplete dentures in only three days. BiH vvould hke to dedicate dns page HTYJrny vvde,Ioann,for her love,unwvavering conhdence uirny'ahihty,her never ending panence and for helping me keep my perspective through these trying years of dental school. Also, I would like to thank both our mothers for their love, support and encouragement, to my Aunt Kay and Uncle Ice for their unselhsh love, nurnerous sacrnices and generosuy.iA special thanks goesto Dr.CHayton h4cCkan Hn having fanh and conhdence inine it 'Z a B 5 5' .W i IEE t Z f rw ,b . M 5 ,. 55. ' if , , M 1. g X if 'Q 'f n . tv, A ,, 4, , 20, 4,, was M M5 me I

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David C. Seccombe, D.D.S. Dave came to Georgetown from southern California with a suitcase of Hawaiian shirts. lt didn't take long to find out that only a luau is an acceptable excuse for wearing one on the east coast. Kept busier than he'd like Dave was Senior Page for Delta Sigma Delta this year as well as a member of the yearbook staff, ln past years he was involved in dental research, the American Society of Dentistry for Children, and Project TEACH. On those free weekends we all searched desperately for, Dave and his wife, june, enjoyed racquetball, bicycle riding, camping at Assa- teague Island, Skiing, touring the east coast, and hitting the Washing- ton discos and other night spots. Dave is a life-member of the F.A.C. and enjoys working out his dental frustrations over his Chinese wok. Upon graduation Dave and june will be heading back to California. Immediate plans are still pending, but Dave will open a general practice eventually. Dave would like to say to june. Thanks for being by my side through it all. Your love and understanding made all the difference. 1