Temple University School of Dentistry - Odontolog Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1970 volume:

Dedicated to the Parents and Wives of the Class of 1970 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS OF DENTISTRY AND DENTAL HYGIENE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYL VANIA Editor-in-chief— Da rid Thcker Photography Editor — Robert Averbach Literary Editor — Marc Cooper Layout Editor — FranayM'atarqc Business Manager . UN IV. LIBRARY PALEY )4sr D 1 70 5 CAUTIOI OPEN DOO R SLOWLY 8 9 t- -m I - - 1 fill's C l I A C. | tyiLi CL j e Fvr y- fTiS ? AT H Till n DALE F. ROECK Associate Dean 12 My heartiest congratulations to each of you of the distinguished Class of 1970. Much has been written about the students of the Sixties, and much has been predicted for, and will be expected of, the graduates of the Seventies. At your own initiative in some degree, but much more by initiation from the School, your class has been more involved in the overall planning and decision making process of our School than any other class. I find comfort in that and you should take pride in it. The faculty is confident of your mastery of the knowledge and skills of dentistry. We trust that you will continue to grow professionally throughout your lifetime. But as a professional man in your community, you will also be looked to and called upon for leadership in many issues that extend beyond the walls of your office or the comfort and security of your home. It is my hope that you will continue to be sensitive to the problems facing our society and will assume your responsibility as a professional person in the fullest meaning of the word. Again our very best wishes to each of you. 13 14 PAUL ANDERSON President The Herman Clinic The Dr. Louis Herman Clinic, honoring a beloved friend and faculty member of the Dental School, affords the dental student an opportunity to practice dentistry in an atmosphere closely resembling that of a private practice. Included in this clinic are nine operato-ries, six x-ray units, one laboratory, two consultation rooms, and two offices. A unique feature of the Herman Clinic is that eight of the nine operatories are furnished with different types of dental equipment, which allows students the opportunity to familiarize themselves with equipment they may want to use in private practice. All Junior and Senior students have an opportunity to use the Herman Clinic facilities and three of the operatories are used exclusively by those senior students who have demonstrated outstanding didactic and clinical abilities. This Clinic is truly a lasting tribute to Dr. Herman’s life of dedication and service to the Dental School and the Dental Profession. . i t Black had • , ,i; ; _ J fi !' f l.’ U UJ j � -OIt |i • ! t' ' .. r h i.on’nhuiw . f,..• ? ;ol aii i pr:u ?:« £•• .in};ai ti vay. :n | h-' .a iv.� is-d it: rhr u? .c ol • • f.;: rr storing iccth. . | ;, r i v| i { 25 ? J • i C a ? .) r i)r UrH untU Department Chairmen Joseph J. Aleo Pathology 18 Alex M. Mohnac Oral Surgery Harold J. l.antz Prosthetics R«'bert L. Pollack Biochemistry Norman P. Willett Microbiology William J. Updegrave Radiology Merwyn l.andav Periodontology Kendrick Brookreson Oral Diagnosis Ernest F. Ritsert Oral Pediatrics If You Don't Have i To Do It Right When Will You Have 1 To Do It Over ? John L. Bomba Operative 20 Marion W. McCrea Histology Martin F. Tansy Physiology James H. Greeley Partial Dentures 22 23 Pathology Physiology Andrew J. Donnelly In Memoriam Richard H. Colder 24 Biochemistry Histology Lab Science Louis V. Caso WanK. Kim A. K. I eberknight Paul A. Farber We have to stop meeting like this Rodney F. Smith SELF TEACHIN LABORATORY 25 Microbiology Oral Pediatrics Gregory Seiders Kenneth Troutmun Robert L. Moore Jr. Stump Out Decry Jody W. Wimberly Jr. William Binns 27 Robert A. Kolb Augustine Chialastri James Turner Periodontology David H. Dinner Robert M. Marks John Dombrowski David T. Pincua Bt. a =_fcjr u Emanuel Tress 28 John E. Dubinski Richard C. Weiss Robert Schoor Carole N. Hilldebrand Frank A. DeRenxis Lawrence Y. Gordon Richard Shanaman Irving Abrams If I don’t get a husband. I'll James P. Voigt Daniel B. Schneider Murray Cohen Morton A. Levin Operative Paul Jelu Charles A. Bill William Firth Robert Cornish Charles Santangelo Vincent G. Lawlor Mario Monticelli Robert E. Hardy Albert L. Porreca Margarit Flynn Jack Hollingsworth Morris G. Tracer Michael K. Chapman 30 Partial Dentures I o Frank Sammart ino Paul Marcucci Richard Diemer Stanley Toplan Satish C. Mullick T. Wayne Harris Louis Zislis Radiology Oral Surgery Stephen J. Fein Frank J. Verdi John Giordano Barry Hendier Richard DiGuardi Martin J. Kelley Everett P. Borghesani Anthony L. Checchio 32 Frederick I-eiser Edward R. Noble Kenneth Goldblatt Gerald C. Kelly Angelo F. Macchia Anthony Lewandowski Philip McLaughlin 33 Peter T. Cassaliu Lewis .J. Schwartz Allen F. Fielding Fixed Prosthodontics John Schoonenberg Inconsistency is the Mother of frustration 34 Bernard H. Olbrys Howard Neuman Oral Diagnosis Allan H. Cetron Harold Rap pa port Theodore Simpson Irvin Freedman Lawrence R. Siegel Ham- J. Frank Odon 1-eberman Endodontics 35 Prosthetics RESEARCH ROOM • DA WAYNE T. HARRIS DA SAT1SH C MUILICR 36 Lecturers David Soricelli 37 •' °' S A ,..- - ■• rv i i£ r c r ci d '? t X- v trr «cnt Pl n 4. lO� � ‘? v on - V — • —Srt ''’t-a,« ... riax ?cr.ti Cas Trial .laic,}', Precesseistation ™ M CaiBenfcafctOfl RSPJ KS: SD SO c Charles Santangelo Class Advisor 40 CLASS OFFICERS Bill West — President Richard Ellen Vice-President Joe Maio — Secretary Dave T ucker — T reasurer Craig Jester — Student Council 41 If I turn my light on. can I sec the Dean0” Jeepers Jim. I'm the dean! Do I still have to do that partial? HARVEY J. ADELS ON, B.A., DOS Queens, New York University of Buffalo Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry' for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Temple Dental Review ------ Editor-In-Chief PAUL E. ANDERSON, D.D.S. Lemoyne, Pennsylvania University of Miami Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Stomatognathic Society John A. Kolmer Honor ary Medical Society Air Force Reserve ELLIOT L. AUERBACH, B.A., D.D.S. Kew Garden Hills, New York Queens College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 45 ROBERT E. AVERBACH, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University .Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity — Historian Stomatognathic Society Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Odontolog Staff — Photography Editor Air Force Reserve Temple Dental Review — Photography Editor. NEIL L. BALICK, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity — President John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Class Vice-President — Sophomore Interfraternity Council — Secretary. 47 ABRAM M. BARNETT, B.S., D.D.S. Brooklyn. New York Brooklyn College •Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry' for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology- Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society- Oral Pediatric Study Society Odontolog Staff — Photography. LEONARD STEPHAN BELASCO, D.D.S. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Research Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 49 DONALD BERNSTEIN, B.A., D.D.S. Bayonne, New .Jersey University of Bridgeport Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Periodontal Honor Society Stomatognathic Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Air Force Reserve Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity JOHN HAHLO BESCHENBOSSEL D.D.S Morrisville, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society — President Army Reserve 51 DANIEL BLUMBERG, B.S., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Research Society 52 JAMES D. BOHN JR., B.S., D.D.S. Centre Hall, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Junior American Dental Association John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Gold Foil Study Group CHARLES BOTTO, A.B., D.D.S Norristown, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 54 ROBERT L. BOYD, D.D.S. Washington, D.C. Indiana University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Stomatognathic Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Gold Foil Study Group — Secretary -Treasurer MELVIN BRESHIN, B.S..D.D.S. New York, New York Long Island University Junior American Dental Association Alpha Omega Fraternity Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Temple Dental Review ARNOLD BUCCIARELLf, A.SJXD.S. Cherry Hill, New Jersey University of Maryland Florida State University Colorado University Gulf Coast Junior College Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Research Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 57 STEPHEN J. CANTOR. D.D.S. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Stomatognathic Society — President John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Army Reserve i 58 RICHARD BATES CHAFFEE, JR., B.A., D.D.S. Newark, New York Syracuse University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Research Society Odontolog Staff — Photography S.C.A.D.A. 59 JOHN LEON CHERKERZIAN, B.A., D.D.S. Belmont, Massachusetts Boston University •Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Frederic -James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society •John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society — Treasurer 60 EUGENE M. CLIFFORD, JR., B.A., D.D.S. Hartford, Connecticut University of Hartford •Junior American Dental Association Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity — Historian; Treasurer Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 61 GEORGE MOORE CODY, B.S., D.D.S. Bridgeport, Connecticut University of Connecticut Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Oral Pediatric Study Society 62 HERBERT IRA COHEN, B.A., D.D.S. Oceanside, New York University of Buffalo Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children — President Air Force Reserve 63 RONALD ALLEN COHEN, B.S., D.D.S. Hackensack. New Jersey Fairleigh Dickinson University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dent istry for Children Vice-President Alpha Omega Fraternity Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Air Force Reserve DOUGLAS EDWARD COLLINS, B.A., D.D.S. Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity Research Society Stomatognathic Society Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Temple University Gymnastics Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity 65 MARC BRUCE COOPER, D.D.S. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry For Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society — President Research Society — Vice-President Stomatognathic Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Odontolog Staff — Literary Editor S.C.A.D.A. Student Clinician — Jr. A.D.A. Day — A.D.A. National Convention Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity DANIEL J. DALEY, JR., B.S., M.S., D.D.S. Wynnewood, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Jefferson Medical College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity — President; Treasurer Periodontal Honor Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Student Council Interfratemity Council Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity 67 68 HANK A. DAVIS, B.A., D.D.S. Exeter, Pennsylvania Wilkes College Junior American Dental Association Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Gold Foil Study Group Allegheny Boys Club STANLEY DINTCHO, B.S., D.D.S. Paterson, New Jersey Fairleigh Dickinson University Junior American Dental Association 70 RONALD K. DONIS, B.A., D.D.S. Scranton, Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Junior American Dental Association Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity 71 THOMAS PAINE DOOLITTLE, B.A., D.D.S. New York. New York State University of New York at Oswego Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Oral Pediatric Study Society JACK DORN, D.D.S. Hillside, New Jersey Rutgers University at Newark Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Air Force Reserve Temple Dental Review — Assistant Editor T' y 73 THEODORE 0. DOYLE, JR., B.A., D.D.S. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Gettysburg College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. 74 75 JEFFREY ALLEN EAGER, B.S., D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity RICHARD PAUL ELLEN, D.D.S. Hillside, New Jersey Rutgers University at Newark Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Research Society - President Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Odontolog Staff — Literary Temple Dental Review Basic Science Editor Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity JOHN R. ESPOSITO, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania La Salle College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. 78 CHARLES HOWARD ESTELLE, B.A., D.D.S. Media. Pennsylvania Gettysburg College Junior American Dental Association Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. 79 ALLAN FALK, B.A., D.D.S. Great Neck, New York University of Vermont Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Research Society — Secretary. 80 81 HARRY FEINHALS, D.D.S. Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Stomatognathic Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Odontolog Staff - Literary; Artist Student Clinician — Jr. A.D.A. Day — Alumni Day Temple Dental Review — Artist STANLEY M. FELDMAN, A.B., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University -Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 83 84 THOMAS GAETANO FORTE, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania La Salle College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children 85 MICHAEL ALAN FRANK, B.A., D.D.S. Far Rockaway, New York Queens College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Navy Reserve. 86 JOEL R. FRIED, B.A., D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Air Force Reserve. 87 WILLIAM F. GASKILL, D.D.S. Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 88 STEPHEN FRANCIS GAZDICK, B.S., D.D.S. Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania Ursinus College Junior American Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity Gold Foil Study Group Oral Pediatric Study Society Army Reserve 89 SAUL GINSBERG, D.D.S. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry For Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Army Reserve. WINFRED R. GINTER, B.S., D.D.S. Mt. Bethel, Pennsylvania Texas A M Fairleigh Dickinson University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society. STEPHEN GITTER, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 92 ANDREW N. GLADSDEN, B.A., D.D.S. Arlington, Virginia University of Maryland Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Class Vice-President Freshman 93 ROBERT GOLDBERG, D.D.S. Elkins Park, Pennsylvania Drexel Institute Of Technology Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Stomatognathic Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Odontolog Staff — Literary JOHN LEWIS GOOD, B.S., D.D.S. Berwyn, Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry For Children John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society — Vice-President Air Force Reserve PHILIP L. GRAITCER, B.A., D.D.S. Lansdowne. Pennsylvania Duke University. 96 GARY LOUIS GRILLI, D.D.S. East Hartford, Connecticut Saint Anselm’s College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity — Senator John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Student Clinician — Jr. A.D.A. Day — Alumni Day. JOSEPH MICHAEL GRONKA, B.S.Ed., D.D.S. Nanticoke, Pennsylvania Bloomsburg State College Junior American Dental Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity — President John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society. 98 STEPHAN ALLEN GROSS, A.B., D.D.S. Suffem, New York Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society. 99 MARK HASELKORN, B.A., D.D.S. Highland Park, New Jersey University of Bridgeport Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity —Treasurer; Social Chairman Odontolog Staff — Art HENRY C. HURWITZ, B.A., D.D.S. Cherry Hill, New Jersey Rutgers University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity — President John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society In ter fraternity Council 101 HARRY STUART HUTCHINS, JR., B.A., D.D.S. Trenton, New Jersey Wake Forest College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity — Secretary' Periodontal Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society — Secretary Oral Pediatric Study Society — Secretary-Treasurer Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity 102 JERRY I. JACOBSON, B.A., D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity F riodontal Honor Society Army Reserve Dental School Band CRAIG WILLARD JESTER, B.A., D.D.S. Moorestown, New .Jersey University of Delaware Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity — Hush Chairman John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Gold Foil Study Group — President Oral Pediatric Study Society Class Student Council Representative — Senior Navy Reserve. 104 JOHN SHREVE JOHNESSEE, B.A., D.D.S. York, Pennsylvania Gettysburg College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity Stomatognathic Society Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary' Medical Society Navy Reserve. 105 GREGORY H. KADEL, D.D.S. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Stomatognathic Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 106 JEFFREY E. KANNER, B.A., D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York Adelphi University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Army Reserve. 107 ROBERT N. KIDWELL, JR., B.A., M.A., D.D.S. Newark, Delaware Bucknell University University of Delaware Junior American Dental Association Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society. 108 HARRY S. KLEIN, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Dental School Band. 109 ROBERT STEPHEN KULL, D.D.S. Lackawanna, New York St. Bonaventure University Canisius College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children no MARK J. KUTCHER, B.A.,D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University •Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Air Force Reserve ill 112 JOHN JOSEPH LENZ, D.D.S. Wilmington, Delaware University of Delaware Junior American Dental Association Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity 113 STANLEY IRA LEVIN, B.S., D.D.S. Great Neck, New York State University of New York at Stony Brook Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Odontolog Staff — Photography. JACK M. LEVINE, B.A., D.D.S. Hamden, Connecticut Lafayette College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity — Historian; Editor Periodontal Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Oral Pediatric Study Society — President Class Treasurer — Sophomore Class Student Council Representative Junior Student Council — President Odontolog Staff Photography Army Reserve. 115 MARTIN A.LEVT, B.S.,D.D.S . Paramus, New Jersey Fairleigh Dickinson University Junior American Dental Association American Society oi Dentistry lor Children Alpha Omega Fraternity. GUS J. LIVADITIS, D.D.S. York, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. 117 JOSEPH CHARLES LOBICHUSKY, JR., D.D.S. Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania Albright College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Stomatognathic Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Oral Pediatric Study Society 118 JOSEPH ROSS LOIACONO, JR., B.S., D.D.S. Easton, Pennsylvania University of Scranton Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry' for Children Psi Omega Fraternity — House Manager John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Allegheny Boys Club 119 RONALD M. LORBER, D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College Junior American Dental Association — Treasurer; President American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Stomatognathic Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Oral Pediatric Study Society Air Force Reserve Sigma Epsilon Delta — Histopathology Award Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity. 120 JAMES H. LOVELL, D.D.S. Wareham, Massachusetts Boston University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society — Secretary-Research Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology President Oral Surgery Honor Society Gold Foil Study Club Oral Pediatric Study Society- Navy Reserve Allegheny Boys Club Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity. 121 m JG.McKNEN ,BA-,D.D.S. ulmlngton, Delaware Diversity ot Delaware Junior American Dental Association Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity John K. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Mr Force Reserve. 122 mmi JOSEPH L. McCOSKEY, B.S., D.D.S. Sugar Notch, Pennsylvania King’s College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Allegheny Boys Club — Vice-President. 123 JOSEPH MAIO, JR., B.A., D.D.S. Lodi, New Jersey Seton Hall University Junior American Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Class Secretary Junior — Senior Allegheny Boys Club 124 JAMES E. MANNING, JR., B.A., D.D.S. Weymouth, Massachusetts University of Vermont Junior American Dental Association Stomatognathic Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 125 VERNON CHARLES MANUEL, JR., B.S., D.D.S. Newark, Delaware University of Delaware Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity Stomatognathic Society. 126 FRANCIS S. MATARAZZO, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Periodontal Honor Society — Vice-President Stomatognathic Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology — Secretary Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Oral Pediatric Study Society Odontolog Staff — Layout Editor Air Force Reserve Temple Dental Review — Clinical Editor Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity. STEPHEN DAVID MILLER, D.D.S. Melrose Park, Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Gold Foil Study Group Oral Pediatric Study Society 128 HENRY F. NEUMANN, B.S., D.D.S. Little Falls, New Jersey Moravian College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Allegheny Boys Club — Treasurer 129 CHARLES B. NISSMAN, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society. MARK PACHMAN, D.D.S. Massapequa Park, New York Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity. 131 RAYMOND CHARLES PALMER, B.A., D.D.S. Saratoga Springs, New York Rutgers University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity 132 RICHARD A. PELLEGRINO, B.S., D.D.S. New Haven, Connecticut Fairfield University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity 133 GERALD B. PERLOW, B.A., D.D.S. New York, New York Queens College Junior American Dental Association Stomatognathic Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Temple Dental Review - Circulation Manager 134 PETER IRVING PFAFFENBACH, B.S.,D.D.S. Schenectady, New York State University of New York at Albany Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Periodontal Honor Society Research Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society — Vice-President John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Gold Foil Study Group Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity STEVEN H. PLOSKY, D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Periodontal Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society. MICHAEL ANTHONY POLECK, D.D.S. Chester, Pennsylvania Delaware Valley College of Science and Agriculture Pennsylvania Military Colleges .Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry' for Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Stomatognathic Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Odontolog Staff Business Manager Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity. SHELDON RABIN, D.D.S. Glenside, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta P'ratemity Class President — Freshman Air Force Reserve LONNIE SCOTT RATTNER, B.A., D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York Adelphi University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Periodontal Honor Society Army Reserve 139 STEVES REICHEL, B.A..D.D.S. Jersey City, Sew Jersey Rutgers University at Newark Junior American Den tal Association American Society of Den tistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Treasurer Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Savy Re sen.'e 140 GREGORY JOSEPH REIFF, B.A.. D.D.S. York. Pennsylvania Susquehanna University- Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity Stomatognathic Society — Treasurer John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Class Secretary — Freshman 141 MICHAEL C. RITTER, B.A.,D.D.S. Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Odontolog Staff Photography 142 WILLIAM J. RONAN, B.S.,D.D.S. Houtzdale, Pennsylvania St. Francis College •Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 143 IRA J. SABER, A.B., D.D.S. Rockaway, New Jersey Rutgers University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society. 144 ROBERT SACCO, B.A., D.D.S. New York, New York University of Buffalo Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Periodontal Honor Society Research Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Allegheny Boys Club. ROGER WAYNE SACHS, B.S., M.S., D.D.S. New York, New York Parsons College Northeastern University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity — Secretary John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society. RICHARD P. SCHELL, B.S., D.D.S. Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania East Stroudsburg State College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. 147 JOHN A. SCHIAVO, B.S., D.D.S. Reading, Pennsylvania Albright College Seton Hall University Junior American Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity Stomatognathic Society. 148 STEVEN H. SCOTT, B.S., D.D.S. Portsmouth, Ohio University of Delaware Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Gold Foil Study Society. 149 RICHARD M. SEPE, B.S., D.D.S. Belleville, New Jersey University of Oregon Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Periodontal Honor Society Research Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society — President John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Allegheny Boys Club. 150 RICHARD S. SHAPIRO, B.A., D.D.S. New York, New York Hunter College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Army Reserve. 151 ARNOLD SIEGEL, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Air Force Reserve 153 PHILIP TEDDY SIEGEL, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Stomatognathic Society Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Odontolog Staff — Literary Army Reserve CHARLES L. SILVIUS, III, B.S., D.D.S. Linwood, New Jersey St. Joseph’s College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity — Secretary: Pledge Master 155 JOSEPH SMITH, D.D.S. Allentown, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society. 156 STEPHEN D. SPEISER, B.A., D.D.S. Levittown, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society. ARTHUR STEIN, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association — Chairman American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Stomatognathic Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity. 158 MICHAEL J. TABONE, JR., B.S., D.D.S. Buffalo, New York LeMoyne College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Class Student Council Representative — Freshman Allegheny Boys Club. 159 RUSSELL JAY TAYLOR, B.S., D.D.S. Cherry Hill, New .Jersey Springfield College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity — Social Chairman; Secretary' Air Force Reserve r STEPHEN C. TEMPLE, B.A., D.D.S. West Chester. Pennsylvania West Chester State College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 161 FRANK TRIFILETTI, B.S., D.D.S. Hackensack, New Jersey Fairleigh Dickinson University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Odontolog Staff — Literary Allegheny Boys Club — President DAVID CUSHING TUCKER. B.A., D.D.S. Worcester, Massachusetts Clark University •Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity — Rush Chairman Periodontal Honor Society — Treasurer Research Society Stomatognathic Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society — Treasurer John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Class Treasurer — Junior — Senior Odontolog Staff — Editor-in-Chief Student Clinician — Jr. A.D.A. Day Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity 163 STEPHEN UNGER, B.A.,D.D.S Bridgeport, Connecticut University of Connecticut 164 FREDERICK VAN ISTENDAL, JR, A.B., D.D.S. Collingswood, New Jersey Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society H. SCOTT WAMPOLE, D.D.S. Souderton. Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Army Reserve Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity 166 SAUL WEINER, D.D.S. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Periodontal Honor Society Research Society Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 167 MARK S. WEINSTEIN, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University Junior American Dental Association Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Stomatognathic Society Gold Foil Study Group Army Reserve 168 WILLIAM ANTHONY WEST, B.S.,D.D.S. Clearwater, Florida Tufts University University of Florida Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Frederic James Society of Clinical Pathology Oral Surgery Honor Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Oral Pediatric Study Society Class President — Sophomore — Junior — Senior Student Council Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Fraternity JEROLD B. WILCK, B.A., D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity — Secretary Stomatognathic Society John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Air Force Reserve. 170 HUGH WARREN WILSON, A.B., D.D.S. Morrisville, Pennsylvania Catawba College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Temple Rugby Football Club Dental School Band. 171 KENNETH WORTZEL, B.A..D.D.S. Linden, New Jersey Rutgers University at Newark Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity 172 HAROLD YAFFE, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Upsala College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Stomatognathic Society Oral Surgery Honor Society — Secretary John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society Army Reserve 173 STEPHEN W. YARDAN, B.A., D.D.S. New Haven, Connecticut St. Vincent College Junior American Dental Association American Society of Dentistry For Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity John A. Kolmer Honorary Medical Society 175 Blow in my ear and I’ll follow you anywhere. A Beauty and the Beast. w W'Wim .7 i •■The Prince and the Pauper. ( It ain’t halibut! Hey Lorbah. where's Abie? TEMPLE STUDENTS The Magazine „ ECONOMIC NEWS MAGAZINE FOR STUDENTS AND RECENT GRADUATES With Compliments of J. ESHLEMAN Malpractice Insurance and Bail Bondsman for the Iatrogenic Dentist May 1970 ROOM D, PENNSYLVANIA 19130 BA 9-8500 BOOK REVIEWS The May, 1970 TEMPLE STUDENTS Volume 43, No. 19 Magazine C. B. Redue D.D.S. EDITOR CONTENTS Book Reviews Highlights World Health Press Between Ourselves Clinical and Scientific Feature: Voodoo Dentistry Editorial The Cream of the Jests The Vietnam Report Financial Planning Ads Lost and Found Art Theatrical Reviews Movies KLIMAX — Where Your Dental Needs Make Us Rich — Hours, 11:00 a.m. to 11:10 a.m. daily except Monday, Thursday, Friday and Weekends — — Tuesday Special — Table Top Dental Smorgasbord — — You’re not treated like another customer, but like any other sucker — Friendly Downtown Byron Offers you the Best in Maxillo-Facial Surgery Made Simple — by Dr. Alex Mohnac; 202 pages; 201 illustrations. $14.50. An excellent text for the kindergarten practitioner, this work demonstrates the need for more general dentists to practice elaborate surgery. Dr. Mohnac outlines various plastic and implant methods. The color 8 x 10 glossy plates show Dr. Mohnac using a number twelve Bard-Parker Comb in performing his technique by indirect reflection via a four foot square tinted mirror. The book comes with complete descriptions on maxillary and mandibular transplants, as well as eye, ear, nose, throat synthetic prosthetic implants. This emphasizes the simplicity of many operations, which 3rd graders at Tioga Street School are usually apprehensive to perform — except when they outnumber you twelve-to-one. Maxillo-Facial Surgery Made Simple is a must for your bathroom. Dr. Strangehate: Or How I Stopped Worrying and learned to Love Mv Dentures — By Temple University ’‘Prothetic” Staff; 1600 pages; 69 illustrations. Available only at Sue’s. This is a must manual for the degenerate dental cripple, in the art and science of plates. The introductory chapters deal with the appearance of the practitioner. The following criteria are listed: shined shoes, sideburns at the Ala-tragus line, baggy pleated pants with cuffs at a 20 degree angle to the Frankford Horizontal plane, crew cut, and a bow tie. Chapters 2, 3 and 4, written by different authors respectively, deal in determining vertical dimension. Commodore Faltermayer uses the phonetic approach, i. e., four hundred forty-four, Mississippi, man the life boats, 1-10, Emma, and delicatessen. On the other hand, Maharishi Mullick who uses the mysterious Hindu technique, which consists of levitating the jaw through meditation, determines his vertical dimension from wrinkles on an elephant’s can. Finally, Wayne ‘Research Room’ Harris’s method for determining V.D. seems unclear except it was consistently 8 mm. less than that determined by other operators. Chapters 5 through 13 deal with the intracacies of tooth selection as sluggishly described by Mr. Tooth Selection himself, Speedy Cardone. Other contributing authors were, Transworld Knast, Israel Bond Nasife, and the boys of the back bench, Irv, Mort and Tom — better known as tricky troika. This work can also be used as a mounting jig or in establishing an occlusal plane. HIGHLIGHTS WORLD HEALTH PRESS Vaccination Against Leukoplakia Identification of the spectophotometric wavelengths responsible for the white tissue appearance of leukoplakia has been disovered by Mexican dental authorities, Juan Zabara and his wonderdogStretch. They are testing the possibility of using certain natural “Grasses in masking the white color with one of “Gold.” Patients chewing, smoking, injecting, or rubbing this special extract of these grasses will be able to fool anyone, die earlier, but go out freaking. Dental Class in Mann-ia The sophomore class at Temple Dental School recently stormed out of the room when special guest, Bugs Bunny, died of a nicotine fit. Upon examination. Dr. Mann attributed his death to over consumption of word salad. New Transplant Technique In Cape Town, South Africa, another routine heart transplant was performed this week. One noticeable change in technique was that instead of suturing the major vessels, they were reattached to the new organ with cohesive foil. An expert from Philadelphia introduced this technique on the premise that anyone could suture a vessel but only the hands of a skilled surgeon can condense a foil. The patient’s body is now rejecting this theory. Pulpal Bull The Vatican recently made additions to the list of names to be removed from the calendar of saints; the most recent one being St. Charles the Short. Upon hearing of his desanctification, the Saint (or shall we say ex-Saint) made his sign of the lower right seven with a maltese cross and stated: “Let my epitaph read: Mesial concavity on the buccal, distal to the lingual slope of the buccal triangular ridge of the lingual cusp adjacent to the mesio buccal groove of the central fossa, counterclockwise, clockwise, cemented to the head of a pin in a butter dish, which is due yesterday at 2:15 a. m.; slide it under my door. Raving Maniac Discovers Anti-Caries Agent Billy the Kid Binns sang his way into history by discovering a new anti-caries agent. He calls this miraculous agent- PHLUORIDE. Breakthrough in Periodontal Pain Control The dental profession received a much needed shot in the arm today with the development of a new technique in local anesthetic injections for periodontal surgery. This technique developed by Dr. Arthur Steinberg, the Harvard Flash, utilizes a 10 inch, 9 guage needle which is inserted through the attached gingiva into the cerebral cortex. Steinberg states that his procedure is entirely foolproof. The patient is presently recovering at Farmer MacDonald’s cabbage patch where he is watered daily (but he has no pockets). BETWEEN OURSELVES New Course Offered Dr. Lantz will offer a course in financial wizardry and practice management, to be given in the second floor toilet, third stall, marked by a Pennsylvania Dutch distalfink. The lecture will commence with degenerate old people taking out their dentures and embarrassing themselves before the entire class. Italian Film Festival Ed Alieva, of Sobel Film Festival fame, was seen selling silent 8 mm. technique films in brown paper bags to first year dental hygienists. Attempted Robbery Foiled by Officer Stagliano At 2:30 p. m., E. S. T., two Mexican banditos were seen at the gold window holding up Betty Pfeiffer. These two men were identified as Jose DeCardona (alias the Cisco Pontic) and Poncho Zabara (alias the Masked Mussy). The bandits were overheard arguing: “You frisk her.” “No, you frisk her. “No, you frisk her.” Mrs. Pfeiffer later told Officer Stagliano that immoral acts were committed, but he wouldn’t believe her. Protocol Recovered The following national board questions were discovered in Mrs. Tiedeken’s desk: NATIONAL BOARD EXAMINATION Interpretation is Part of the Question (1) A Mesenchyme cell is usually, but not always, even rarely, and sometimes, characterized by the following: (a) 640A° cross bandings except when it’s stained with H and E, PAS negative, and pregnant. (b) Increasing with age, rarely, if ever. (c) Forming almost everything except Tomes Granular Layer and Sharpey’s fibers in bleached blondes with Bow Ties. (c) Increasing with decreased activity during formation of tonofibrils, desmosomes, and fluoridation, when crossing the placental barrier and part of elastic fibers in one’s collar. (e) Some or all of these. (2) Green Stones should: (a) be used to trim a large china cup. (b) polish the denture pot you had to buy at Germantown Hardware. (c) only be used with the advice of an upper classman. (d be replaced at Climax at a cost of $13.50. (e) all of the above, excluding a and c, including b and d, if e is also true. (3) When exam grades are posted you should: (a) hide to avoid being trampled (b) fight your way to the front of the line (c ) count the number of grades higher than yours (d) count the grades lower than yours. (e) move to Brooklyn (4) The best seats for Anatomy lecture are: (a) against the wall (b) in the Medical School Cafeteria (c) at Frunzi’s (d) on the floor. (5) Your grades in Dental Anatomy depend on: (a) the type of butter dish you hand in with your projects (b) the exact measurements of the borders of the paper on which you draw your teeth (c) whether the teeth you sectioned stayed glued to the head of a pin (d) your personal supply of old, decayed, foul smelling teeth (6) A Dead Child is: (a) not breathing (b) has forward and downward growth of his milk stool along the porionic axis. (c) stained with madder-root (d) a sick child (7) If Dr. Tansy and Dr. Willett decide to give a test the same day your Crown and Bridge project is due you should: (a) request transfer to Dental Hygiene (b) steal someone else’s C B project (c) drop 20 and punt (d) sniff Duco cement (8) The way to achieve the highest grade in Pharmacology is: (a) flunk the first test (b) flunk the re-test (c) flunk the re-re-test (d) get an A on the re-re-re-test (e) cheat on the first test or Zane Grey. (9) What is the most appropriate degree for a dental school to confer upon its graduates? (a) Doctor of Mechanical Dentistry (b) The same as a “real” Doctor (c) M. 0. D. (Mesio-occlusal Doctor) (d) D. D. M. (Doctor of Diseases of the Mouth) (10) If Dr Wolf comes over to check your 7 unit bridge you should: (a) turn in a fire alarm and sneak the patient out during the confusion (b) tell him it’s only a temporary (c) do it again, and again, and again (d) look for Dr. Soffer or Dr. Kaczmar (11) Circle your favorite clinical instructor: (a) Dr. Jeckle and Mr. Bill (15) (a) the statement and reason are correct and related (b) statement is correct, reason is false and related (c) statement is incorrect, reason is correct and related (d) statement is correct, reason is false but not related (e) statement is incorrect, reason is correct but not related (c) Gentle Ben Freeman (d) Mrs. Pfeiffer (12) If your partial denture framework doesn ’t fit you should: (a) call Dr. Zislis (b) drop out of school (c) drop out of the window (d) goon to the senior year, take a D and run (13) If you have a pulp exposure during your Junior amalgam exam, you should: (a) swing over to the opposite arch and hope nobody notices (b) throw yourself at the mercy of Honest John Bomba (c) plead not guilty and blame it on the decay (d) bury your mistakes in Z-O-E and drop the patient (14) Mrs. Tiedeken takes which of the following: (a) money under the table (b) grief (c) silicone shots (d) none of the above (f) both statement and reason are incorrect and related (g) both statement and reason are stupid and unrelated (h) both statement and reason are related but both are incorrect question: “To be or not to be” (16) The pointer is placed in the lumen of a structure which has nothing to do with this question: what is the embryonic origin of the pointer? Answer_________ (17) True or false, the following demonstrates tooth morphogenesis. (18) True or false, the following is the Embryonic creation of an operative instructor. Ans________________ cover story VOODOO DENTISTRY For this month’s feature attraction, Temple Students’ Magazine travels to the deepest jungles of North Philadelphia to seek out an old legend of Voodoo dentistry. It was rumored that somewhere within the confines of the dental school a leader of the original UNITECS, a PIN-me tribe lives and practices this ancient art. Our reporters combed the department trying to peck up a clue of fowl doings. Finally, near the operative burial grounds our search was ended, for there in the corner of ££ pp 81 roosted the ever present, “May I help you,” also known as the Imperial Hen. Clutched within his sweaty hands were a ritualistic, ceremonial pin cutter, a sacred reduction contra-angle, and the ominous pin kit with empty drawers. Answering our first question concerning how he practices Voodoo dentistry, the man replied (in a high tenor voice between choruses of Christmas carols “Sadistically. “ •� � Imp. Hen: First I slip on the sacred rubber dam and Rep: Excuse me for interrupting but why do you use this rubber dam? Can you give me one reason? Imp. Hen: No, but I can give you 43 reasons. Rep: Well, just give me one. Imp. Hen: Uh ... Oh, cluck it. Rep: Never mind, continue with your description. Imp. Hen: Before sacrificing a virgin tooth for pins, we first get a crew cut, work up a good sweat, then don the ceremonial argyle socks (or optional white cotton socks), then slip on our Ski boots or Tom Me An black bedroom slippers. Rep: What does all that have to do with pins? Imp. Hen: I won't tell you, but I expect you to know it. � � • Before I could ask another question, his eagle eye detected a light from coop 47. As he left, I overheard him cackle: Dentin. Pulp, Enamel Rods Reporter: Imp. Hen: Rep: Imp. Hen: Rep: Imp. Hen: Rep: Can you be more specific? Yes, our leader Honest Buana Bomba, the great white trader; (specializing in command posts, electromallets, composite resins, and Belair cigarettes with bonus coupons redeemable at Dependable Downtown Byron’s Trading Post) selects his Hench-men by IBM computers and immediate feedback of yellow slips. Then I take them under my wing and instruct them in the infamous ancient art. Who are your PIN-mates? The following are my compatriots: Vince “The Shadow” Lawlor, “Jumping Jack” Flash, “Deputy Dog” Cardone (of tooth selection room fame), “Centerfold Flynn, Paul “the Enamel Hatchet ' Jelus, “Tick me off” Porreca, “Electro-surg” Tracer, “Loop’s” Hardy, and Mister Firth. Is there any dissidence within your tribe? On my right wing, a close coopmate, Coo-Coo Bill, sometimes called three dollar Bill, counteracts the left wing heresy of Prince Monticelli. Specifically, how do you practice this pin ritual? Cleave the tooth Oh Voodoo Gods Friction, minium, all the rest Markley pins you are the best. VIETNAM REPORT In a move to more thoroughly Vietnamize the war effort, the President recently announced the withdrawal of ten batallion dentists, replacing them with dozens of dental instructors. The objective of the Pentagon’s move is to teach the Vietnamese to care for their own foul mouths. Temple University hes begun training its faculty for possible tours of duty in the war zone: 1. The endo. department was seen marching in single file. 2. In the obstacle course, the perio. department led the pack in scaling the wall. 3. The fixed prosthetics department was blowing bridges. 4. The operative department was doing close order drill. 5. Everyone in pedo. was marching to the beat of a different drummer. One of our reporters asked some of the preparing faculty members if they were looking forward to their combat zone experience. Here were their replies: Dr. Fein: “It puts me in stitches. Dr. Faltermayer: “Man the gun boats, lower the gangplank, shiver me timbers, full speed ahead. ” Dr. Wolf: “That's an excellent question; ask it again. ” Dr. Lantz: “Get the yen. Dr. Monari: “Guerilla dentistry will be a very important tactic. ” Dr. Cornish: “I won a game of war once. ” Dr. Firth: “Man the timbers, lower the speed, shiver me gun boats, full plank ahead. ” Dr. Simpson: “Frankly, they all look alike to me. Dr. Tansy: “Dental students are expendable. ” Commander Howell: “Golly gee. I'm as pleased as punch. ” If the enthusiasm which Temple shows exemplifies the feelings in other schools, the U.S. better prepare for years and years of continued fighting (it may take that long to get something checked off). ART Head With Hair,” and ‘’Let the Sun Shine Through.” Drama critic Wendel Wolf rejected this casting. Theatrical Report The Great White Hope — starring Ernie Ritsert as the “great white hunter” rescuing thousands of Mas-si children from dreaded rampant caries. Also, see Billy Binns swing through the trees by a yo-yo string, while Alice Eder enters an alligator look-alike contest. Recommended for people who hate children. Hair — producers Ernest Mingledorff and Harold Lantz in an effort to keep Hair short, selected a new cast of thousands. They list the following performers: Drs. Sammartino, Updegrave, Voigt, Freeman, Gree-ly, Bomba, Santangelo, Coste, Leiser, and maybe Marcucci (5 months will tell). Their understudies are Drs. Landay, Waicus and Vandersall. They were all overheard rehearsing their theme songs, “Give Me a Movies True Grit — starring Gus Zagame with his sidekick Joe is rated X because it’s completely filthy. Gone With the Wind — featuring Dr. Arnold Weis-gold in his role as a chivalrous rebel in the Civil War of dental school curriculum. The Magnificent Seven — this academy award winner tells the story of how a mercenary mob inflicts havoc on Dr. Crolius’s Clinic. This picture features Diablo Deabler, Pseudo-Sue Yokum, Petunia Prat-ley, Friendly Fromkin, Evil-Eye Eder, and Mr. Nice Guy himself, Bob-White. This picture rated FUBAR. otiAS I fP£(UAJ .Rock Mnco Vi.l.U-K n A. I think you need more off the distal 177 179 Chiclets factor Planned Parenthood.' 180 •'Chuckle, chuckle Pre-operative sedation.’ rr -------------------- Chris gonna find Ray Churles.' His best friend told him. ’And what are your week-end rates? Families Joyce, Leigh Stephen Etta Chuck Kanny, Tripp, Vernon Anne Bill Fran Mike Carol Saul Barbara Steve Gail Abe Bemadine 'Scott Susan Hank Pat Harry Joy Sheldon Jean, Carreen. Gary Joan Harry Linda Jeff Ilene Mark 182 Sharon. Neil. Elmer (Elmira! Brenda Ron Carol Jim Donna Roger Carolyn Peter Barbara Dan Suzanne. Killy, McKay. Wyn Judy. Jennifer, Jimmy. Bob ’nrolyn I onnic Barbara Ron Sue. Jill. Steve Ml T wl Linda Bob Dori Craig Irma Jane Mike Marilyn, Trevor, Joel Marcy Ken Marilyn Jerry 183 Donna. Danny. Dan Diann Herb Lesley Mark Carol Arnold Dawn, Tammy, Danielle Len ■ I Frani Steve r Karen Dave Nadine Don Brenda Allan Darlene. Billy, Darlynn, John Bonnie Jerry 184 Marlene, Marc Frank Hoii M The Girls 185 And Guys • Susan Kucowski Eleanor McLaughlin The Odontolog Staff would like to thank the above people who helped in the production of this yearbook. 187 John L. Bomba CO May 15. 1969 Head of Clinic Committee American Dental Association Chicago. Illinois Dear Joe: Having observed Temple Dental Clinic I have compiled the following reasons as to why I believe Temple should be given the Far T. Nozzle award for its outstanding accomplishments in the following fields. Joe. any clinic can make itself available'for training and learning of dentistry. However, it takes a special caliber of a school to make itself unavailable. All dental clinics close some of the time, some of the dental clinics close none of the time, but Temple Dental Clinic closes all clinics all of the time. A new dental clinic is to be dedicated, built with funds collected from the sales of the record “You too can Sleep”, recorded live and in person at the Removable Partial Prosthetics lecture. The recording features Greeley’s Gremlins . Flip side recording is “You too can Sleep: Two” recorded at the Fixed Partial Prosthetics lecture and featuring the Southern Rebel Rouser. By the way, Joe, if anyone purchases 3 of these records, “Barker Bill” will throw in an “XCP” kit for $19.95. Joe, Temple D.S. has finally broken the Class Distinction Barrier”. It has given the Freshmen and Sophomores clinic privileges right along with the Juniors and Seniors. Even though most clinics are closed, the 3rd floor Men’s Toilet has remained open and running, despite a tremendous back flow of material from all other departments. The Perio. Department has tremendously improved its curriculum in the Fresh, and Soph, years. Unfortunately with the improvement, some sacrifices must be made, and this has been the Junior’s lectures, many of which have been cancelled or dealt with such topics as “The Various Styles and Models of Toothbrushes.” Joe, Temple has established an “Honor’s Clinic” for the use of a few students who have already completed requirements, while the great silent majority are struggling for chairs and time. The administration has formed a committee to find out what ever happened to: Bruno Bromke, Don Durdan, Ray Jodoin, Joe McGonagle, Nikita Kruschev, Christine Jorgenson, Beaver Cleaver, and Mrs. Cleaver’s Beaver. Also, Joe. in recognition for Temple’s outstanding contributions, the A.D.A. should give the following awards: 1. The Eisenhower Doll Award — to the Partial denture dept, for steadfast efforts in not doing anything significant. 2. The Professor Irwin Corey Award — to cute face Allan for his double talk scenic lectures. 3. The Highway Safety Plaque — to Dr. Crolius for the intense traffic safety program (special citation for the Clucker) for handing out the most cabinet parking violations in a 24 hour period. 4. The Prospector’s Award — to Charlie for discovering a new vein of inlay gold. 5. The Root-Teen Award — to Marcy Parris. 6. The Jackie Mason Award — to Dr. Space Cadet (Binns). 7. The Philadelphia Gas Works Award — to Dr. Freeman. 8. The “Here nor There” Award — to the Operative Department because we can’t “hear” the lecture, and we don’t want to be there. 9. The Hypocrite Award — to the Administration, for passage of the student honor code for exams, but not allowing the student to make the decision whether to attend lecture or not. In conclusion, Joe. I am sure you can see the incredible progress we are making. The future still holds promises untold. I must again remind you that my role in determining the credits of this institution must remain anonymous. I must again commend you on having that thin-brained, know-nothing act as head of my dept. Keep in touch through the Micro. Department. 190 Thank You. Walter Front: J. Reske, P. Krasner. Back: V. Spear. M. Pollack, D. Nibouar. Front: I. Kay, J. Krenzel. Back: J. Pyne, G. Grygotis, S. Negelow. J “You can take Salem Front: F. Korowitz. R. DeFeo. Back:T. Criswell. D. Ehrenfcld. S. Ancowitz. 9:00 A.M. MONDAY, out of the country 191 Front: J. Shapses. B. Lipton. Back: D. Silverstein. L. Sofman, B. Noskow. Front: D. Bernstein, A. Adams. Back: J. Bearlepp, B. Altschuler. D. Borsky. REGISTRATION DESK The rabbit test was positive?” Front: J. Blank, B. Brody. Back: J. Bobadilla. E. Basner, S. Dermer. 192 i LOVE YOU! Front: N.Tedeschi. H. Strosberg. Back: C. Wilson. D. Wurster, F. Zarutskie. Front: S. Gherman. R. Kessler. Back: J. Johnson, C. Koeteva, T. Klem. Front: G. McManmon. G. Henry. Back: W. Jarmolych, M. Levin, R. Olson. 193 Front: S. Kaminsky, M. Horvitr. Back: N. Glauda. S. Golden-berg. B. Gluck man. Front: R. Wallace, T. Zaccaria. Back: J. Oliver. J. Pelly.N. Prusack. Front: M. Breiner, M. Zide. Back: A. DeNicco, K. Copithome. J. Juchem. Front: T. Tucker, L. Rosenberg. Back: D. Borsky, E. Robinson, J. Johns. Front: J. Erhard. M. Braslow. Back: A. Ferraro. F. Cohen, M. Docktor. 194 Front: W. Fromkin. J. Baker. Back: B. Fein stein. S. Dessncr. D. Gabel man. 195 Front: J. Camuccio, F. Camp. Back: R. Herab, R. Friedman, S. Cohen. Front: H. Levine. I. Fell. Back: E. Mazer. K. Pearson, R. Nocerini. HOW MANY PINS?’ Front: R. Lipman, S. Miller. Back: F. Traniello, J. Shapiro, S. Orbach. nsr Are you sure BALDNESS isn't a clinical diagnosis? It's palpable.” 196 D. Turtzo, J. Zappia. G. Pyser. 197 Another Cancellation S 0 P H O M O R E S “The Good Year” At 8:00 A.M., September 2, 1969, the new sophomore class was greeted by Dr. Landay, with the most unique innovation ever experienced by a second-year class at Temple. PATIENTS! Real, live, breathing, bleeding, crying, screaming patients. No one knew quite how we were to obtain pat ients and no one for sure knew how to process them. At times, the instructors were more in the dark than we. But, we survived and so, thank heavens, did our patients. (Who was the soph, who took 35 x-rays, in one day, of a young lady and then recalled her the next day for 2 retakes?) Getting people to come in was a trick. If brothers, mothers, girlfriends, and pick-ups wouldn’t submit, some enterprising albeit desperate men made use of the newspaper and radio advertising media. (Gums got you down?); much to the dismay of the Board of Trustees. Didactically, probably the most unforgettable courses any of us have ever or will every experience were Physiology and Microbiology. It seemed as though both departments were competing with each other as to which could ruin the most students. The final score was Tansy 60, Willett — 55, Students - 0. The material will in time become nebulous but the instructors will be remembered for all time. While Dr. Tansy killed us on the exams. Mr. Kendell confused us in lecture (multiply Bernoulli’s by Poiseuille’s, divide by LaPlace’s soap bubble phenomenon, add the wattage of the wick and you get the moral of the story.) Dr. Hohenleitner stretched our knowledge. Dr. Willett, Dr. Farber and Field Marshall Leberknight instilled in us a tremendous interest in the world of the bacterial cell. To this day. Dr. Willett is still trying to convince us that sperm is not a human cell. The lecture on spirochetes was the classic. (Did you know that you can get V.D. from a toilet seat? Giggle, giggle!) No surprises from Dr. Stantangelo except the day he asked for a class IV gold foil in a soap carving of a polar bear. Crown and Bridge was always a problem. There was one fellow who made five castings of the canine crown only to find out he was working on the wrong side. I think one of our number is still lost in the sewers of Philadelphia looking for his ceramco crown. Thank God its over!!! 200 Front: M. Scheer, J. Specter. R. Silbcrman. Back: E. Williams. J. Rosen heck. D. Sherrick, K. Slick. WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR! 201 Front: S. Anolik, T. Balshi, F. Gardner. Back: P. Cohen, W. Furie, R. Forten- “You're only a sophomore? baugh, M. Bilotta. ANOTHER CAPTIVE AUDIENCE! Front: L. Shire. S. Yang, L. Phillips. Back: P. Washerman. B. Reish, C. Sparrow. J. Wasley. 202 w. Rieger, M. Mann, P. rl Front: K. Maykow, T. McHenry, D. Lucyk. m Michaeison. Back: Front: R. Albright. J. Boyle, D. Gejer. Back: G. Fox, S. Fisher. M. Green, L. Green. Front: D. Buriak, R. Kindig. A. deProphetis. Back: A. Hin-ger. It. Abrams. A. Brenner, A. Ilardo. 203 'Simon says Front: H. Novack, A. Sclaroff. F. Silberman. Back: L. Pizzolatto. A. Shecht-man, N. Segretario. A. Rogol. Front: P. Kiessling, F. Ewaid, M. El pus. Back: J. Kearns. E. Carlson, G. Deussing, J. Dickey. 204 Front: R. Dymond. J. Hoffman, J. Competiello. Back: B. Jungreis, M. Dra-bin, R. Gipson, F. Grenoble. Front: J. Simon, D. Ranalli. H. Maccaro. Back: R. Nonnemacher, J. Schaffer. J. Luber, M. Weiner. 3rJI 'Why should I smile?’ 205 Front: R. Jamsky. B. Clarke. J. Chamitski. Back: J. Hill . D. Berger. J. Ciabattoni. R. Allen. + i h-oswi-uiiuk Front: H. O’Donnell, C. Moore. G. O'Keefe. Back. A. Oliv-er. D. Tcrcha. C. Ramsberger. L. Shendell. 206 Front: J. Wright, E. Lucas. R. Lucas, J. Smouse. Back: J. Lawrence, T. Moffett. J. Lewis. D. Schwartz, C. Stuller. Front: C. Kaner, B. Kliger. B. Dordick. Back: A. Kanev, R. Gordon. M. EI-stein. R. Cavalieri. 207 “BALLAD OF 135” Mesiobuccal, distolingual, withered pulpal mass. Incisal edges change to ridges, canines have no class. Malocclusion, lobal fusion, old Retzius had a line, Sulcus valley, dilly dally, explorer’s sharpened tine. Extractions mourning, pulpal homing, burred ’till kingdom come, Scraping chisels, bunsen sizzles, gingiva, no gum. Wax is thicker, high speed quicker, drilling fingers through, Carving soap bars, smoothing scrape scars, haircuts should be crew. Pose a question, first mistake, eight-oh-five can’t stay awake. Hygienist, coat of blue, husband hunting all day through. Eight-oh-seven, eyes all blurry, spot edema in a hurry. Broken slides can cost a mint, handpiece dropped all crushed and bent. Good Dr. Swanson tags a vein, Gross anat. marks down the drain. Dr. Howell, warm friendly grin, the door is open, come right in. “Glad to see you all by heck, and if I can’t, there’s Dr. Roeck”. Hours fly, no time to read, money flows for bookstore greed. Eyes all saggy, spirits grim, foot control with Dr. Kim. Articulator screws are tight, ideal cuspation is a bite. Many dimes for walnut case, locked with string or old shoelace. Dear Ann lights up the darkest day, “Do it this way”, seniors say. Bunsen burner warms the face, singes eyebrows into place. Mixing plaster during lunch, perfect casts fall down, go crunch. Lab coats go from white to gray, to brown and filthy black. I’ve heard some upperclassmen say, they’ve seen them rise and walk away, till now the coats aren't back. AO or ZIP or SED, up here its all fraternity, They’re all the same so take your pick, sure take your time, but make it quick. I’d ramble on for many lines wit h statements such as these, The memories funnel in the mind, in years they're bound to please. But now the tune has met its end. books call for writer’s mind. Eighty tests in twenty days, the eyeballs going blind. 210 Front: W. Payne, J. Martin. J. Kelly. Back: E. Maser, A. Stofko, L. Stone, T. Nastasia. 211 Front: I. Lang, T. Tomasovic, J. Lazur. Back: E. Piorkowski. G. Wager, M. Matkov, G Rogers. Who says you can't measure a mesenchymal cell?” 212 Front: K. Bosacco, H. Fienman. D. Feigley. Back: J. Goldsleger. A. Citrin, T. Jenkins. B. Cantor. 213 Front: S. Waugh. R. Silverman, W. Strunk. Back: B. Singer. C. Schupaek. D. Roth, H. Komgold. Front: S. Rice. S. Shipon. P. W'alchak. Back: R. Pearson, H. Shaw. A. Weingart. J. Staller. Anyone that wears these glasses deserves to be a freshman. W'ho stole my gorilla milk? 214 Why doe he keep blowing in my lens? Front: A. Benimeli. A. Doe, B. Adoff. Back: S. Eck. G. Federici. R. Boger, P. Ferro. 215 Front: R. Wertz. A. Kuperatein, D. Klein. Back: L. Smedley, J. Treter, J. Kovitch. J. Nor kin. Front: R. Kuthy, A. McWade. P. McGill. Back: W. Shaner, R. Schultz, K. Purvis, W. Lieberman. DEPT. OF PHYSIOLOGY ENTRANCE Well, what do YOU think. Doctor'’ 216 WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR. ’69 Bomba Box” Front: A. Gold, R. Jennings, R. Amar. Back: M. Hass, M. Gallivan, H. Gilbert. E. Cias. Front: S. Graubard, R. Breisch. C. Bozzacco. Back: E. Gerson, W. Brennan. B. Isdancr, B. Baratz. Front: M. Gottlieb. N. Baker. S. Braid. Back: B. Blumcnfeld. J. Hoffmeier. A. Kaufman, M. Goldstein. 217 'm . msm KWBft bbP3 � • “SB-wv f ft '■- .� ' � •:• ;«S® . . � � v Sw� SU $• '■■ ■•« ' • • • • • • ■ ■ ■ •? ' $ $ ■� tw - Hi mm mm Mmm: A C T I V I T I E S Odontolog EDITORIAL STAFh Editor-in-Chief— David Tucker Business Manager — Michael Poleck Layout Editor — Francis Matarazzo Literary Editor Marc Cooper Photography Editor -Robert Averbach Art Editor — Harry Feinhals LITERARY STAFF Marc Cooper — editor Richard Ellen Phil Siegel Robert Goldberg Frank TVifiletta Harry Feinhals ART STAFF Harry Feinhals — editor Mark Haselkom PHOTOGRA PHYSTAFF Robert Averbach — editor Abram Bamett Richard Chaffee Michael Ritter Stanley Levin Stuart Dessner Frank Korowitz Steven Negelow Elliott Maser DENTAL HYGIENE EDITORS Patricia O'Brien — second year Susanne Kozich — first year 220 Omicron Kappa Upsilon To be elected to Omicron Kappa Upsilon is the highest honor that an undergraduate dental student can receive. It means that throughout his entire dental career he has ranked in the top twelve percent of his class in scholarship and character. We sincerely congratulate the sixteen seniors of the Class of 1970 who have received this honor. Omicron Kappa Upsilon was organized in 1914 at Northwestern University. Its goal was to develop a spirit of scholarship and professional conduct and to recognize those who have distinguished themselves in these two endeavors while undergraduate dental students. The name and design on the key are founded on the initial letter of four Greek words: Satiria. Adantos, Kei, and Hygenia. which mean conservation of teeth and health. This, of course, is the goal of dentistry. DONALD BERNSTEIN DOUGLAS E. COLLINS MARC B. COOPER DANIEL J. DALEY RONALD K. DONIS RICHARD P. ELLEN HARRY S. HUTCHINS RONALD LORBER JAMES H. LOVELL FRANCIS S. MATARAZZO PETER I. PFAFFENBACH MICHAEL A. POLECK ARTHUR STEIN DAVID C. TUCKER HARRY S. WAMPOLE WILLIAM A. WEST 221 PERIODONTAL HONOR SOCIETY Officer President Marc Cooper Vice-President Frank Matarazzo Secretary — Jim Lovell Treasurer — Dave Tucker The Periodontal Honor Society, although only founded in 1967, has become one of the most popular and active societies in the dental school. The society was formed by a group of interested students, in coordination with the Periodontics Department, to serve as a reward for outstanding achievement in Periodontology, and to stimulate learning and skill dev elopement beyond that normally obtained at the undergraduate level. Membership is limited to 25 students who have displayed the highest achievement in both academic and clinical phases of Periodontology. members being selected at the end of the junior year. The purpose of the newly formed Research Society is to stimulate research awareness among the students of the dental school. Through the influence of knowledgable guest speakers and the informality of student seminars, its members are given an opportunity not provided in the school's current curriculum; the opportunity to learn methods available for approaching research problems. It is also the society’s goal to provide the student body with information regarding research positions and post-graduate programs which stress oral research. Membership in the society is open to all members of the four undergraduate dental classes who are interested in becoming aware of current trends in research useful to their pursuit of professional careers. RESEARCH SOCIETY 222 FREDERIC JAMES SOCIETY OF CLINICAL PATHOLOGY The James Society is an honor society for students who have shown excellence in the areas of General Histology and Pathology, and who wish to pursue further their interests in clinical pathology. Students are chosen for membership on the basis of their performance and interest in Histology, General Pathology and Oral Pathology. They also must maintain a high class academic standing. The officers are James Lovell — President, Ronny Taschner Vice-President, Frank Matarazzo — Secretary, and William Fromkin — Treasurer. The basic aim of the Oral Surgery Honor Society is to broaden the students interest in the field of Oral Surgery. To be considered for membership the student must be in the upper 50' of his class and receive a grade of B or better in the first semester of the Oral Surgery course. Final selections are on the basis of a personal interview. Officers President Richard Scpc Vice-President Peter Pfaffenhack Secretary Harold Yaffee Treasurer David Tucker. ORAL SURGERY HONOR SOCIETY 223 GOLD FOIL STUDY GROUP The Gold Foil Study Group is an organization formed for the purpose of improving the skills of its participants both academically and clinically in the area of operative dentistry. The membership includes ten senior members and five faculty members. Selection for membership is made in April of the Junior year and is based on overall academic and clinical achievement, with specific emphasis on ability and interest in quality operative dentistry. Under the very able guidance of Dr. Robert Hardy, this society meets one afternoon a month during the calender year for a clinical meeting. Through such meetings and the discussions which follow, the Gold Foil Study Group attempts to instill the principles of better operative dentistry in its members. In striving toward this aim the group supports the premise that good restorative dentistry follows from an understanding of and skill in the basic fundamentals of operative dentistry. The Oral Pediatric Study Society was founded in 1963 under the auspices of Dr. Ernest F. Ritsert. Professor of Oral Pediatrics. The society is composed of a group of students selected on the basis of academic achievement, clinical ability, personal character, and interest in the advanced study of oral pediatrics. The goal of the society is to provide an opportunity for its members to come into contact with advanced problems in handling of the child patient. The teaching staff of the department of Oral Pediatrics selects six members at the end of the first semester of the junior year, and six more at the close of the second semester. The purpose of the society is to provide an opportunity for each of its members to attend seminars and lectures by outstanding oral pediatricians and promote the oral health and general welfare of the child patient. Officers Jack M. Levine — President Harry Hutchins — Secretary-treasurer ORAL PEDIATRIC STUDY SOCIETY STOMATOGNATHIC SOCIETY The Stomatognathic Society is the newest honor society at Temple University School of Dentistry. This society was founded by the dental students of the class of 1970 to meet their desire of enhancing both knowledge and skill in fixed prosthesis. Presentations to this group are aimed at a level beyond that encountered in the undergraduate curriculum, in the hope that this will serve as an incentive for post-graduate training in this phase of dentistry. Membership in the Stomatognathic Society is based on clinical achievement, knowledge, and excellence in restorative dentistry. A select number of both senior and junior students are chosen bi-annually for membership. Under the able leadership of the society advisor. Dr. Ernest B. Mingledorff, and the executive committee, Stephen Cantor, Robert Goldberg, Harry Feinhals, and Gregory Reiff, the society has participated in an informative and diversified program. 225 JOHN A. KOLMER HONORARY MEDICAL SOCIETY The purpose of the Kolraer Society is to further the intelligent cooperation and understanding between the medical and dental professions. The emphasis of our interests is placed upon the interrelationships of the systemic diseases and the oral manifestations of these diseases. The dentist is often in a strategic position to observe early signs of a disease state and advise prompt medical attention before serious sequela takes place. Officers are: John Beschenbossel — President John Good — Vice President Harry Hutchins — Secretary John Cherkerzian — Treasurer Dr. Harry Frank — Faculty Advisor Membership in the society is offered to the top sixty students in the Junior Class as well as those who achieve a grade of B or better in the Internal Medicine course. Certificates are awarded to those members who attend lbc, of the scheduled meetings. 226 AIR FORCE RESER VE 227 ARMY RESERVE NAVY RESERVE Naval Reserve Company 4-8 was founded at Temple University School of Dentistry in 1952. The purpose of the unit is to prepare its student members to carry out their professional and military assignments when they go on active duty. Meetings are held every Wednesday during the academic year. At the meetings a wide variety of professional and military subjects are discussed. Additional training is available during summer vacation. This may consist of three and one-half weeks of officer indoctrination school, Newport, R.I. or any one of many Navy Clerkships. After three years in Dental Company 4-8, the graduating dental officer is well prepared to meet the challenges and responsibilities that his naval career will offer. Senior: Lt. (jg.) — C. Jester, S. Johnessee, S. Reichel, J. Lovell. M. Frank. Juniors: Lt. (jg.) — S. Ancowitz, S. Barron, N. Grolnick, L. Midla. G. McManmon, N. Prusack, S. Perry, J. Reske, B. Sailor. Sophomores: Ens. — V. Dauchess, J. Dickey, F. Ewald, P. Kiessling, T. Lange. D. Lucyk, P. Miraglia, F. Silberman. Commanding Officer — Capt. W. R. Firth Executive Officer — Capt. P. T. Cassalia Membership Officer — Capt. T. Kaczmar Program Officer — CDR. R. A. Kolb Training Officer — CDR. R. Schraishuhn Administrative Officer — CDR. A. Miller Asst. Program Officer Lt. J. Rokita Asst. Training Officer — Lt. J. McCauley 228 Temple Dental Wives Society formed for the purpose of combining social and educational programs into the lives of student wives. The social calendar develops an appreciation of the qualities of friendship and hospitality. Once a month, they share each others interests and project an enthusiastic approach to all activities. A varied educational theme provides a desire to learn about oneself; a better understanding of our husband's profession; and what we can anticipate in the future. All of this and more is what is stimulated in the society meetings. Membership is open to all wives of the dental students. Our appreciation extends to the years of dedicated work by our former advisor. Mrs. Laurine A. Tiedeken. To the graduating seniors our recognition to the sacrifice made and the happiness attainable as the wife of a Dentist. Officers President Monica Sepe Vice-President and Treasurer - Sheila Horvitz Recording Secretary Suzanne Ginter Corresponding Secretary — Beckey Gardner Social Chairman Joy Fisher Advisor Laurine Tiedeken 229 DENTAL WIVES STUDENT COUNCIL 2 30 DENTAL REVIEW J.A.D.A. I.F.C. ALPHA OMEGA Harvey Adelson Elliot Auerbach Abram Barnett Stephen Cantor Ronald Cohen Norman Davids Richard Ellen David Fields Mike Frank Robert Goldberg Henry Hurwitz Jerry Jacobson Senior Brothers Jeffrey Kanner Jack Levine Ronald Lorber Steve Miller Charles Nissraan Mark Pachman Gerald Perlow Mike Ritter Ira Saber Richard Shapiro Arnold Siegel Philip Siegel Steve Speiser Arthur Stem Jerold WUck Ken Wortzel Alpha Omega, an international fraternal organization for dentists, was founded at the Philadelphia College of Dentistry in 1907. It is a non-sectarian fraternity which strives to develope scholarship, leadership, and character among its members. The Theta Ramach Chapter at Temple endeavors to serve its members and the school. As in the past, Alpha Omegans number among the academic leaders of the class of 1970 with many of our fraters at the helm of honor societies and other extracurricular organizations. This year Theta Ramach Chapter embarked on a campaign to build a new fraternity house and it appears now that a dream will become a realization before the end of this year. With property purchased at the corner of 15th and Allegheny, and building underway, we hope that this new house will bring the chapter even closer together. The facilities available at the new house will be the finest anywhere. Special thanks to the class of 1970 whose members worked hard and gave freely of their time and money to make this new building a reality. Although they will never use the facilities they will have the satisfaction of knowing that their efforts have helped those who will come after them. Best of luck to the graduates and may they follow the paths of success of those fraters who have gone before them. 231 DELTA SIGMA DELTA Delta Sigma Delta is the largest and oldest international dental fraternity in the world. It was founded at the University of Michigan on November 15, 1882. Chapters are located throughout the United States and several foreign countries. Delt boasts an active membership of over 30,000. Rho Rho Chapter of Delta Sigma Delta was founded at Temple in 1945. The objective of the fraternity is to keep the standards of dentistry by inculcating in the minds of dental students and practitioners a spirit of fraternal cooperation toward scientific, ethical and professional progress. We were very fortunate this year at Delt in selecting a group of men whom we feel will earn.' on the spirit and tradition of the fraternity. Social activities at Delt this year included a Halloween and Christmas party followed at the beginning of the second semester by our annual initiation banquet. Currently we are eagerly looking forward to the completion of the renovations in our newly purchased house on North Park Avenue. We are hoping the proximity of the house to the school will bring us even closer together as a fraternity. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. Jordan, our faculty advisor, and the graduate chapter for its moral and financial support. Delta Sigma Delta congratulates the class of 1970 and wishes them the best of luck. Robert Boyd Douglas Collins Eugene Clifford Dan Daley Senior Brothers Tom Doolittle John Johnessee Joseph Fay Robert Kidwell Charles Estelle John Lenz Craig Jester Gus Livaditis Neil McAneny Vernon Manuel Gregory Reiff 232 PSI OMEGA Paul Anderson John Beschenbossel Charles Botto John Cherkerzian George Cody Henry Davis Senior Brothers Harry Feinhals William Gaskill Stephen Gazdick Winfred Ginter Gary Grilli Harry Hutchins William West Gregory Kadel Joseph Lobichusky •loseph Loiacono •lames Lovell Joseph Maio Joseph McCoskey Henry Neumann William Ronan Michael Tabone Jay Taylor Frank Trifiletti Harry Warn pole The Praters of the Eta Chapter of Psi Omega Fraternity opened their 1969-70 year with a blaze of glory. The “Psi Omega Smoker” was the highlight of the rush season and when the smoke had cleared we found ourselves with 30 new brothers. The smoker was enjoyed not only by students and faculty, but the “special guests” appeared to relish the crowd also. Football season was soon upon us and a large trophy was to sit on the mantle of the winning team. The battle lasted into the end of November with the Psi O’s fighting it out to a victorious ending for the second year in a row. The Trophy, of course, looks very proud as it sits on the mantle of Psi Omega. Next to it stands the trophy earned during the 1969 inter-university basketball championship in which Psi Omega went undefeated for the third year in a row. Soon the Christmas season had arrived and it was time for the annual Christmas party. After a trip to the Plaza Skating Rink, we arrived back at the house to find Santa Claus waiting. He passed out gifts to all present. The second semester began and the Psi Omegans had lots to look forward to. The initiation banquet in March, the spring formal in late April, and various open and closed mixers. In all it was a very successful year once again for Psi Omega and its fraters. The Eta Chapter would like to congratulate, and show their true pride in the election of Dr. Harold E. Lantz, National President of Psi Omega Fraternity. Also, a word of sincere thanks is extended to Dr. Charles Santange-lo, our Deputy Councelor and Dr. Vincent Lawlor our Assistant Deputy Councelor who have helped to guide Psi Omega the past year. Last but not least a thank you to our Grand Master Richard Squillaro, and to all the Fraters in the class of 1970. 233 SIGMA EPSILON DELTA Senior Brothers Robert Averbach Neil Bulick Marc Cooper Jack Dorn Jeffrey Eager Stanley Feldman Joel Fried Saul Ginsberg Steve Gitter Steve Gross Harry Klein Mark Kutcher Stanley l-cvin Sheldon Rabin Steve Reichel Mark Weinstein Harold Yaffe Sigma Epsilon Delta was established at the New York College of Dentistry in 1901. Since its inception, S.E.D. has actively contributed to the maintenance of high standards of the dental profession. Sigma Epsilon Delta has fostered and developed fraternal cooperation among the brotherhood and graduate chapter. Such cooperation has promoted and perpetuated worthwhile services to school and brotherhood. The brothers of S.E.D. have always extended a united effort in helping undergraduates in their studies. The major objective of the fraternity, during all related activities, has been to promote a high degree of excellence in the science and art of Dentistry. The Delta Chapter of Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity has completed another successful year under the leadership of its fine senior class. The social calender was started by our rush smoker and mixer, and the induction of a promising freshman class. The year was capped by our annual closing event at the Cherry Hill Inn. A fabulous time was had by all. Our athletic calender was filled with activities such as football, basketball, and inter-fraternity softball. The undergraduate chapter worked diligently in conjunction with our graduate chapter on the S.E.D. cleft palate clinic in Haifa, Israel. The class of 1970 looks back upon the past years at Temple and reflects upon many warm memories. These reflections are images of growing in experience, responsibility, knowledge, and of developing friendships. The education these men have received is the sum total of all their experiences at Temple. S.E.D. has been a unique and most valuable experience. The brotherhood has represented and supported in everyday life, the professional ideals set by its heritage. The graduating class hopes that the sentiments, traditions, and strong fraternal bonds which were instilled in us will be carried on and we wish our underclassmen the success and pleasure that we received as brothers of Sigma Epsilon Delta. 234 XI PS I PHI Xi Psi Phi, the second oldest dental fraternity in the United States, was founded at the University of Michigan on February 8,1889. Gamma Chapter was established at the Philadelphia Dental College five years later. Chapters nationally are dedicated to the principles of knowledge, friendship, and morality, that those who enter the profession of dentistry may carry with them a strong foundation upon which to build a successful professional life. The Gamma Chapter has experienced a successful year both socially and scholastically. Following a rapid recovery from the second annual summer “house warming”, ZIP is believed to be in the best shape ever. The academic year started off with a concentrated work effort which is evident to all who visit 1424 West Allegheny Avenue. Socially the list was headed by a not soon to be forgotten smoker, followed by the Halloween party, faculty-alumni cocktail party. Christmas-New Year party, and the senior farewell to hit the high spots. This year the emphasis was on brotherhood through fraternal interaction in both recreation and scholastic endeavors. Spirit and participation ran high for such activities as intramural football, house improvement sessions, and freshman help clinics. The year also saw evidence of a much appreciated increase in faculty-alumni interest. Gamma Chapter of Xi Psi Phi Dental Fraternity would like at this time to extend to the graduating seniors its thanks for the past four years of cooperation and true Friendship, and also its best wishes for continued happiness and success in the dental profession. Senior Brothers Thomas Dugan John Esposito Joseph Gronka Richard Pellegrino Michael Poleck Roger Sachs Richard Schell Charles Silvius David Tucker Stephen Yardan RUTH M. HECK Supervisor TO THE CLASS OF ’70 It is with pleasure I extend to you this greeting pleased that you have completed your course of study in our School. While this is completion for you here, it is but the beginning of your professional life which will be, we trust, one of continuous education. I extend to each of you my sincere wishes for future success and happiness. RUTH M. HECK BETSY A. ALDEN Assistant Supervisor 238 Susan L. Scott I Pearl M. Frantz Sara Henne SueS. Nisenfeld 239 SIGMA PHI ALPHA HONOR SOCIETY Sigma Phi Alpha National Dental Hygiene Honor Society was organized in March 1958 at the annual meeting of the American Association of Dental Schools. The Constitution and Bylaws were patterned after the National Dental Honor Society, Omicron Kappa Upsilon. The annual meeting of Supreme Chapter, Sigma Phi Alpha, is held during the time of the meeting of the American Association of Dental Schools. Temple University School of Dental Hygiene selected Kappa Chapter as the name for our Chapter, so that it would be similar to the Temple University School of Dentistry Chapt er, Kappa Kappa Chapter. The official insignia of this Society is derived from three Greek words - Sophia, meaning wisdom; Philanthropia, humane feeling and action; and Arete, virtue. These three words are identified with scholarship, service and character. Membership in Kappa Chapter is limited to 10f of the graduating class and are selected from a list composed of the upper 20fr of the class. Election is held any time after the beginning of the second semester of the second year. An annual meeting of Kappa Chapter is held in the Spring. 240 Rickey Klinghoffer 241 Deborah E. Becker Bangor. Pennsylvania Laura A. Boninfante Glenolden, Pennsylvania ll Diane M. Beck Coopersburg. Pennsylvania 24? Carole E. Blizzard Bridgetown, New Jersey yt kJ Kathy L. Brenner York, Pennsylvania r Carole Cherkas VV'yncote. Pennsylvania Marguerite P. Christ iano Norwalk. Connecticut Christine D. Cramer Yardley. Pennsylvania Cecelia R. DeFlorentiis Colwyn. Pennsylvania I Kathryn L. Curley Lansdale, Pennsylvania Donna R. Dougherty Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania 244 C. Lynn Dillingham Chalfont. Pennsylvania Jayne L. Gable Dover. Pennsylvania L Linda A. Eagle Baltimore, Maryland t i V Jean L. Groff Lebanon. Pennsylvania Virginia L. Ferree York, Pennsylvania Holly J. Hammer Annapolis. Maryland Denise M. Hillega s Levittown, Pennsylvania 245 Patricia A. Hull Wyomissing. Pennsylvania M. Claire Hopkins Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Heather H. Huber Rosemont, Pennsylvania Rickey L. Klinghoffer Havertown, Pennsylvania Dawn M. Johnston Cherry Hill. New Jersey 246 Ellen D. Kazor Hellertown. Pennsylvania 1 Kathic L. Kohl Reading, Pennsylvania Carol E. Kramer Reading, Pennsylvania Elaine T. McGarvey Easton. Pennsylvania Marian B. MacPherson Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Marcia M McKittrick Yardley, Pennsylvania M. Melissa Krott Wernersville. Pennsylvania k 247 Beth Ann Malkin Rydal. Pennsylvania ■ Jennifer A. Mariano Roseto, Pennsylvania Frances R. Pomponi Penns Grove. New Jersey I Margo D. Nisslev Hershev, Pennsylvania 0 ( Jill P. Reichman Merion. Pennsylvania ?48 Beverly J. Rose Boyertown. Pennsylvania 1 Doras A. Schaller Lancaster. Pennsylvania i Rochelle F. Seidman Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Nancy J. Soreth Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Dale B. Schwartz Verona. New Jersey Linda R. Selesnick Remington. New Jersey « I 249 Julia A. Thompson Lit it z, Pennsylvania f li JoAnn Taylor Vent nor. New Jersey Amelia J. Teti Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Elizabeth A. Trotta Harrington. Delaware Marlane L. Weiss Cherry Hill. New Jersey 250 Deborah L. Ward Hellertown. Pennsylvania Susan E. Wise New Cumberland. Pennsylvania Mary Ixni Wolford York, Pennsylvania Wendi A. Wolf Akron. Pennsylvania Charlene K. Ziegler Lebanon. Pennsylvania Class of 1970 History Miss Heck would like to see the second year class at 12:00. Attendance mandatory. So we’re off to the meeting and we know the speech already. Don’t believe the sweet nothings they’ll whisper in your ear It’ll be all roses for a while but when it comes time for the school dance, they’ll ask the girl from back home And then we have the light side of things: You are second year girls now and there are certain things we expect of you. One of them is to get to class on time. I thought you could get your instruments on your own I could spit tacks Skirts should not be shorter than three inches above the knee What did we call this meeting for ? There have been rumors through the dental school that Come to the office any time and pick it up You will get one cap now, your second cap at capping, and we will save your third cap for graduation so we will be sure it’s clean Open to page 33 of your bulletin and read along with me If one more hair is found out of place we will wear hairnets Repeat after me It is a privilege to be here Yes. you can take your smock up two turns, you may try 1 V2, If anyone cracks one more cufflink, it’ll be fifty cents Each pack will have 3 gauze pads. 8 — count them — 8 cotton rolls, 2 cotton swabs (that you will make yourselves), and plenty of wood points Miss Schaller, please stop off at the office All fraternity parties must be registered with me and Mrs. Mayes before you may go ... Capping rehearsals will be Tuesday at 4:30 with Dr. Binns for 2 hours, Wednesday at 2:30 with me for 3 hours, and Friday at 2:30 with both Dr. Binns and me for 4 hours Let me check on that and meet with you at a later date Speak now or forever Out of 4,000 applicants we picked you 60 girls All those who plan to go on and get their degree at Temple, raise your hand .. 252 all those planning to go full time part-time . ? ever? all those planning to go on for their degree anywhere, full time, part-time, ever ? Girls please raise your hands high so I can see them first t hree rows down Finally we find ourselves out of the meeting. Confused but out of the meeting. Next, we find ourselves out of first year. Then, the illusive end of second year appears and even though it means more meetings, more money, national boards even though it means all this, we are still glad that the end is in sight. It’s coming. And after that a whole new, completely different life. After these two years, the future has got to be better. 253 Oh John Oh Mary Oh John! Wishing I was in the land of cotton Santa Lucia! My head shrunk! Whee. exams are over! Girls! It’s after 10:30 — past your bedtime!” If “This place could make your hair stand on end! Sure beats carving! Boo!” “You took my patient! 255 Mine was a specialist' Look how tall I am! Gotcha, you're dead!' Our first Christmas tree. Already for our first fire drill. She was such a honey. 1 brought her home. “Oh boy. wonder if 1 can get this exchanged? Only their roommates know for sure. “Okay, that’s 58 hamburgers, 4 pizzas, 99 orders of french fries, 73 hoagies . ” Marlene Art kowskv Patricia Hart ram Mehsande Bchr Jane Elizabeth Blood Bonita Blumenkrantz Marguerite Bomba Linda Burchett Suzanne Bushwaller Sandra l,ee Callenberger Norma Calloway Josephine Cicala Wanda Cline Debra Curran Joanne D'Alessandro Joyce Danenberg Francine Davis Deborah dePalo Jennifer Detwiler Anita Devine Gayle Marie Francis Cynthia Gershkow Nancy Greco Renee Gross Mary Hacker Patricia Hiland Francine Hoffman Gail Kent Patricia Klopack Class Of 1971 258 Susanne Kozich Sonja Lenhard Amy Beth Lohman Marie Magarity Sharon Marcus Dona Polsky Deborah Price Sandra Lee Price Marianne Rasteili Bonnie Rexroth Ellen Reynolds Donna Ries Sharon Rodgers Diane Lynn Schorr Harriet Schwartz Shelley Se arcus Linda Lou Silverman Linda Skand Vicky Smyser Patricia Sorensen Sylvia Terry Linda Tuso Sally Urkowitz Marilyn Walker 259 Class Of 1971 History Want a new experience and excitement? Are you tired of sitting home nights? Do you want to turn off your T.V. and put away your knitting? Do you need new men in your life? Fear no more, your desires shall be fulfilled and your horizons broadened. Pack up your mini-skirts, false eyelashes, and beads and venture to .Jones Penthouse. Here in the heart of beautiful, historic, North Philadelphia lies the solution to all your hang-ups. When you arrive you will be overwhelmed by the friendly atmosphere. You will be shown to your beautiful suite with private phone. And for those who get homesick, there is always a mother. After getting settled, you and your new friends will be shown around the beautiful grounds. The beauty of the Gothic structures surrounded by greenery is breathtaking. Recreation is unlimited. For example, you can take up various crafts such as wax carving, drawing, and the old favorite, Q-tip making. And for those who want to go on shopping sprees, we have our own Fifth Avenue, Germantown. After a fulfilling day, there are plenty of handsome men to take you out to dinner at our exclusive, well known restaurant. The dreamy atmosphere is enriched by the excellent service and only the finest cuisine. Following dinner, the exciting night life sweeps you off your feet. Dancing and drinking into the wee hours of the morning will make the day complete. You will have a feeling of deep contentment anticipating the following day’s activities supervised by our staff. This is only a glimpse of what the future holds for you. For further information send a self-addressed envelope to Temple University, School of Dental Hygiene. 'What, no fraternity party tonight? “Dr. Santangelo. you can come out now, we won't hurt you. “What does the honor board want me for this time0 Fran, didn’t I tell you about those dental students? Ah. Finally alone. Not right now. Dustins waiting. Which way to the bathroom?” They're letting me out this weekend! Miss Who wants to see me? 262 Day after room inspect ion. Don't give roe any Bull! Mv labcoat has hairy tongue Mr. Mrs. Sorenson would like to announce the engagement of their daughter Look what we invented. The tungsten carbide bur is an S. S. White invention. It has turned out to be a very significant one. For example, our 35 bur, tested impartially against competitors, cut 25% faster than the next best brand and made almost 50% more cuts than the next best before stalling. Faster cutting, less clogging, longer useful bur life— these are what you expect from the leaders. And that’s what you get from S. S. White tungsten carbide burs. Your S. S. White dealer has some highly attractive new special offers. Ask him about them soon. S. S. White Division, Pennwalt Corp., 211 S. 12th St., Philadelphia. Pa. 19105. •Schuchard, A., and Watkins. E. C.: Cutting Effectiveness of Burs and Points, J. PROS. DENT. 18:58, 1967. 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N Y 108U1 LOOK TO JELENKO TOR PROGRESS IN PROSTHETICS WORK-MODEL FORMERS FEATURES — Accurate Models Controlled dimensions Ready fcr immediate use Preserves and protects impression borders.. Mounting plates can now be used. ADVANTAGES—No boxing-in ..No wasto of materials Cleaner and neater..Eliminates impression distortion Eliminates trimming. Provents weak, thin models Prevents lost time No assemb'oge of parts. ____ No. 910 outfit consists of 4 sets of different sizes of upper end lower rubber formers. Any standard make of impression trays and any kind of impression material con be used $20. llluitroted Jirtctioni art tapplitd Anterior-Bite Models Made Neatly and Quickly with the Columbia Anterior-Bite Model Former . . . Ideal tor moking models for pre-extraction records for immediate or permanent dentures. • A special onterior impression troy lokes impressions ot both upper dhd lower together; no need for separate impressions. • Impression troy is then pressed into slot in the flexible rubber model former With one pouring of ploster or stone a neat, thorply-ovtlined model ol the onterior bile . . in one piece ... is eosily produced. Neat, presentoble models of the onterior bite ore olso odvontogeous in o before-ond-ofter demonstration to the potient. Order today this onterior-bite model former with one troy—Cot. No. 903—$8.50 Extra trays $1.75 each Catalog No. 50 describes many useful models and accessories. Write tor your copy today. COLUMBIA DENTOFORM CORPORATION The House of A T x usand Models” and Home of Brown Precision Attachments 131 EAST 23rd STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10010 FOR BLENDABLE COLORS AS NATURAL AS NATURE’S Variations in color characterize natural teeth. Only Polychrome, Univac and Verident tooth colors are specially formulated to blend as do natural teeth—harmoniously with each other and with vital teeth. To create patient-pleasing full and partial dentures that truly simulate nature's color variations, you can be sure with Polychrome in porcelain or plastic—and when indicated, interblended with Univac Porcelain or Verident Plastic Anteriors. To simulate the natural tooth-color variation of a dentition, specify characterized POLYCHROME, porcelain or plastic, and non-characterized UNIVAC5 porcelain and VERIDENT plastic teeth. TWiftlu me CHARACTERIZED ANTERIORS in porcelain in plastic UNIVERSAL DENTAL COMPANY Academy and Red lion Roads— Philadelphia. Pa 19114 (or harmonious color blanding-not by chance, but by dtsitn DENTAL TO FULL DENTURES From the day you hang your shingle There’s a strong right hand extending you much, much more than Congratulations on becoming a valued member of the dental profession. Climax has both hands full of vital equipment, materials and services for you. Backed up with three generations of experience, ours is one of the most service-minded companies in the field. Our experienced, capable representatives are always available to you. If you find it more convenient, they will gladly arrange to see you at your office. FROM FLOSS COUNT ON CLIMAX FOR: ■ Office Dnifn and Equipment ■ Equipment Maintenance and Se price ■ Dental Suppliea ■ Laboratory Service ■ Management Conaultation DENTAL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Offices: Philadelphia, Pa. Branches: Lancaster and Wilmington, Falls Church, Va. and Richmond, Va. From its beginning, the purpose of Temple University has been to furnish an education to deserving young men and women. The visionary and dedicated work of the founder. Russell H Conwell. alone led to the founding and early growth of Temple University. When a small group requested his help in securing an education. Russell H. Conwell embarked on the purposeful course of work and self-sacrifice that led to the great university of today. His words and deeds through the years serve still as guideposts of Temple University. Many fields of study lead to the businesses and professions of our country. Temple University has contributed to these with distinction, and with the realization that a university is great only as its graduates are great. The obligations of a university to its students, the community and the nation are many, and Temple University strives always to fulfill these obligations. The well-trained, conscientious student of Temple University may go forth confident of his ability to meet the challenges of his chosen career. Temple University congratulates the men and women of this graduating class. CONGRA TULA TIONSAND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970 from MERIN STUDIOS Official photographer to the ODONTOLOG 1010 Chestnut Street Phila., Pa. Wa. 3-0146 COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY BEST WISHES To The Class Of 1970 STAR DENTAL MFC. CO. Philadelphia, Pa. PHILADELPHIA DENTURE CASTING SERVICE RADIO DISPATCHED PICK UP DELIVERY CARS • COMPLETE DENTURE DEPT. • COMPLETE CROWN BRIDGE DEPT. • TICONIUM PARTIAL CASTINGS • HYDRO-CAST DENTURES MATERIALS QUICK SERVICE OFFERING QUALITY SERVICE 4822 N. Broad Street Cl. 7-3370 Leaders of progress in... Best course to take for your future... Ui mon PORCELAIN TEETH ■ AEsthetic ■ AEsthetic Characterized � Myerson and Sears ■ Synchronized PLASTIC TEETH ■ Dura Blend ■ Dura Blend Spec • Dura Blend Characterized ■ Myerson and Sears ■ Synchronized CROWN AND 8RI0GE ■ Dura Blend Veneers ■ Crown and Bridge Resin ■ Self-Cure Resin • FIXED CROWN A NL) BRIDGE • CERAMICS • PLASTIC • GOLD HERMAN AXELROD LABORATORIES, Inc. 520 Medical Arts Building Philadelphia, Pa. 19102 Phone: LOcust 3-2492 PREMIER TRADE MARKS Means Quality Since 1913 1. 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Never Clog” — Delrin Amalgam Guns Ask your Supplier for Premier Products PREMIER DENTAL PRODUCTS CO. Phila., Pa. 19107 Congratulations on achieving your D.D.S. The Alumni Association of the Temple University School of Dentistry is pleased to welcome you into our ranks. You have now made the transition from the role of a recipient to that of a giver. Your active support of the Association will provide the impetus and energy to sustain the excellence of our leadership in the alumni family of the University. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 70 from 1 hr. Cleaner Laund-r-mat 3409-11 Germantown Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 Phone: BAldwin 9-8681 PO 3-2216 A. RAYMOND RAFF COMPANY CONTRACTORS BUILDERS 1631-37 THOMPSON STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19121 Prosthetic planning is not ACCIDENTAL The Technical Department oi the DENTAL LABORATORIES, INC. 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Reichlmayr, manager “BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 70” “McShirley Products “BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 70” “Frunzi's Cafe HAYDENS OF CONNECTICUT — Three Factory Trained Service Engineers — Service Trucks Stocked With Repair Parts JACK’S DELICATESSEN — Genuine Factory Repair Parts for Ritter or S.S. White — Engineer Checked Installations — Hayden's Free Period of Adjustment and Instruction — Time and Motion Planned Operatories — Seven Professional Representatives 3240 North Broad Street — Complete Service in all Departments of Teeth, Gold, Equipment and Merchandise Bottled Beer — Sandwiches — Location Counseling Let Jack Cater Your Next Party — Finance Counseling Complete Service for the Dental Profession Since 1906 Call Branford. Conn. 203-481-0311 Because you never stop learning, Jelenko never stops teaching One of our five educational centers will be at your service with clinics and lectures wherever you practice. One of our 35 district representatives will be “your man, always available for technical consultation. Members of the Jelenko team are on the scene at the national and at state and local meetings. Their lectures and table clinics can become a valued part of your continuing education. Our authoritative publications will fill you in on gold technics, developments in equipment, ceramics, supplies and visual aids. Our slides and films will keep your dental society abreast of prosthetic developments. You never stop learning. We never stop teaching. JF JELENKO fc CO-INC. 170 Petersville Road New Rochelle. N Y 10801 Look to Jelenko lor Progress in Prosthetics FORT LAUDERDALE DETROIT LOS ANGELES EW ROCHELLE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1970 Graduating Class from THE TEMPLE DENTAL WIVES SOCIETY HOOSt OPEH 7 DAYS A WEEK FINEST FOOD Mon. - Fn. 7 a.m. - 11 o.m.;Sai. 8-8; SUNDAYS 9 A M - 9 P.M Compittt TaAcout SfVTC 1329 W. RISING SUN AVI BA6-5060 R0STH0D0NTICS m WiNSYLVANIAr Northwest Si lladetphia. Opportunity .iva yng associate in progtessh flity practice. Modern, five-op ■ in medical dental complex I i m rapidly expanding commcj ime. Address 762 € Main St.l 9446 Phone: (215) 368 2424 I