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

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llen P. Seltzer, D.D.S. HOME: South Orange, New Iersey AGE: 28 PROFESSION: Student HOBBIES: Sailing, photography, golf MOST MEMORABLE BOOK: 'Tm OK, You're So So LATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT: Getting this far in dental school while maintaining a moderate level of sanity QUOTE: I would like to dedicate this page to my parents, family, and friends who have helped me through their encouragement, advice, and sense of humor' PROFILE: An avid sports fan, he intends eventually to practice general dentistry within a reasonable distance of the Palestra, Veter- ans Stadium and the Spectrum HIS BEER: Schmidt's of Philadelphia N Xe, Q

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Iames Fullmer Selander, D.D.S. The older the violin, the sweeter the music. If this is true then Iim's music is sweeter than ever. Coming to Washington from Salt Lake City, Utah, Dad plans to learn as much as he can in dental school and head back to practice the art and science of dentistry. As an undergraduate Iim attended the University of Utah Where he majored in business. Dr. Selander is the proud father of four chil- dren: Alan, presently serving on a mormon mission, Ann, attending NVCCg David, a junior in high school, and Alison, our baby. lim and his wife, Iudy, now live in Vienna, Virginia, where they can get away from it all. lim dedicates this page to his wife, Iudy, whose love and support have made these four years possible.

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fit was -.1 tffiifff I , Will? Q M 4 PQ! ,M mi M 1, IJ 2 A Q., sf .:,f,,s,1 41... if gaps cmgamwic- mes 142 ' ,,,: Salvatore Selvaggio, D.D.S. Sal was born in the wiles of Brooklyn as a post-war baby boom afterthought. He later migrated with his family to eastern Long Island, where he spent his formative years in the bucolic splendor of the scrub pine. He received his BS and MA in biology at SUNY at New Paltz, and sought his fortune in Boston as a research assistant in an Immunology lab at Mass. General Hospital. After several years of chasing guinea pigs, he decided upon a career in dentistry. Leaving the bucolic splendor of the baked bean, Sal may now be seen as the shadowy figure in the projection booth. Besides his audio-visual activities Sal worked as a part-time Micro-biologist at the NIH where he and his co-workers are attempting to discover the link between diabetes and double-knit slacks. Sal would like to thank the following people: Father Monahan for aiding him in his dental school applicationg Peter Scelfo and Rick Nellson for their friendship, Dan and Margaret Weitekamp for their kindness, his parents, Phil and Lilly, for their constant love and supportg and his wife, Andrea, for making it all worthwhile.