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

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lfred Giuffrida, D.D.S. Al grew up in Selden Hlawn-guy-land. Defined in Webster's as 'fthe area east of New York City and the subculture thereof. After graduation from Newfield High School he headed for Cornell Univer- sity to delve into life's mysteries - like is life really one big potato field?H Al majored in Biochemistry and minored in lacrosse and hockey games and Grateful Dead concerts. But life wasn't always so sweet. Little did he know that in two short years after graduation he would start dental school. Rather stiff repentance for one's past sins. But with an alternate career in tennis ever-ready Al spatulated and Duco-cemented his way through. Al wants to dedicate this page to his family. I W ai' 'Q U

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Iames Michael Gergely, D.D.S. lim comes to Georgetown after attending Bucknell University in central Pennsylvania. While at Georgetown lim could often be found reading the sports page or playing softball and tennis. His immediate plans are to fulfill his obligation to the US Army and then possibly returning to Pennsylvania to set up a private practice. lim would like to use this page to express special thanks to Fr. Leo P. Monahan for his friendship and hours of counseling, to his family for their endless support and to the rest of the class of 1979 for maintaining some semblance of sanity over the past few years.

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Peter D. Gold, D.D.S. Peter left Schenectady, New York for Hartwick College in One- onta, New York where he spent the most enjoyable years of his life. He was a member of the Oral Cancer Society and was a willing participant in sports of all kinds as well as activities in the great outdoors. His future plans include a private general practice in a small town setting in upstate New York. He thanks his entire family for their support and encouragement, and his friendships, both in D.C. and at home, for their advice and consolation.