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

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Edward Glen Wolsieffer, D.D.S. Glen, a native Pennsylvanian, came to Georgetown by way of the University of Scranton after receiving a BS in biology, baseball, and cruisin'. While at Georgetown Glen enjoyed most tours, but values most of all the experience, knowledge, and friendship gained from his patients, instructors, and friends. Spare times were spent on the courts, fields, courses, and slopes in the area as well as in the W.A.M. laboratory making dentures. Glen would like his dedication to read: To my parents and family for their unending support and respect and especially to my wife and best friend, Betty, for her enduring confidence and constant smile which helped keep everything under control. Good luck to the Class of '79. WE IMI!! , i M-Qs! 1 Q Q 1 fi ,K kg .. -.J x he

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Philip I. Zinser D.D.S. A native New Yorker, Phil attended York College of the City University of New York and majored in biology before coming to Georgetown. He was fortunate in being accepted to dental school after just three years of college. After arriving at Georgetown Phil mustered the incredible fortitude to survive the influence of two rather bizarre lab partners his first two years, and thus made it onto the clinic floor mentally unscathed. When not in the clinic Phil enjoys tennis, scuba-diving, photogra- phy, and tipping a few beers. He will fondly remember his vacation trips to the Bahamas, Mexico, and especially the one to Florida Keys with The Boys. Phil enjoyed his senior Periodontics tour the most and hopes to pursue the field in a residency after graduation. Following that, his plans include four years with the Air Force and an eventual return to the New York-Long Island area. Phil dedicates this page Hto Dr. Clem Rault, who made my dream possible, and to my mother, to whom I owe all that I am. 3 5 , .ws P t ,,,,,.,.,, l i 1 l 'L N , ,,,t ' ij E, 54 IQ ' 1 e'i,, I .,., 'J - Vzivav T Y , 1 . X I, wi 159