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

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T Iohn Good, D.D.S. lt was one of the first afternoons of freshman year - anatomy lab, formaldehyde fumes, four years of uncertainty ahead, where will l get the money, one hundred and fifty strange faces - it was raining and things looked cadaverous. Hit l'm Tom Long. Want to share a bone bag?l' The first of many new friends. The tests are finished, the papers written, the requirements met, the strange faces old friends, the sun is shining, it's May 1979. Now we begin again and where we go from here no one can say, only dream. We have our memories and time will preserve the best of them. Those strange faces that became good friends, the unquestioned support of parents and relatives, and for many a special person who never doubted, never asked why, always gave encouragement, and always smiled. Thanks, Ieanine. 1

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jeffrey Goldman, D.D.S. 'SGoldy', comes to Georgetown from Needham, Mass., Qwhere else with that accenttj. jeff went to undergraduate school at the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania where he majored in natural science. At George- town when not telling patients that gold lasts forever, jeff enjoyed Grown and Bridge and Prosthodontics the most. His worst experience was sophomore year where if anything could go wrong, it would. As most Bostonians jeff is a Red Sox fanatic and is never at a loss for words to explain their ups and downs. Besides The Sox getting away from the clinic to live a normal existence is of a high priority. When not working as a hematology technician at GU Hospital jeff enjoys tennis, trips to the Maryland shore, and frequent excursions to the night-life downtown. jeff would like to dedicate this page to his parents whose love, understanding and support he could not do without. 1 -,iffy 'Y , V ,,, Q i,,i .i we K . . nh ig,

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Stephen Crady, D.D.S. lt has been a long, long trip for Steve since leaving the land of Knute Rockne. The journey has aged and scarred '6Disco so much that he is contemplating a residency at a rest home in south central Pennsylvania. Steve would be remiss by not acknowledging that there were lighter moments that made school bearable. ln fact the Commander did tip the canoe in Rock Creek after the rest stop. Steveis favorite tour was junior Prosto, especially the last day during which he learned the intricacies of handling a two-chair dental practice. After being indoctrinated into the ways of the world by the Commander , Steve feels confident to undertake the challenges of the future. To be serious for just a minute Steve wants to dedicate his page to the two greatest ladies living, his grandmother and mother. Without the assistance, financial and emotional, of Martha and Frank, this journey could not have been undertaken. Also, recognition must be given to his brothers, Mike and Dave, and sisters, Sue and Midge, and of course who could forget the real source of Steve's inspiration, Bridie Murphy.