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

Text from Pages 1 - 302 of the 1973 volume:

TEMPLC Ulfiy, U3'WRY Pfi LC Y ODONTOLOO 1973 Temple University School of Dentistry Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DR. JOSEPH E. FALTERMAYER Department of Removable Prosthetics 'If you can learn one thing each day for the rest of your life, you will be a rich man.” The office of the scholar is to cheer, to raise and guide men by showing them facts amidst appearance. Emerson DR. EGIDIO F. TORRETI Department of Operative Dentistry Why am I here but to teach. 2 in DR. PETER E. COSTE Department of Fixed Prosthetics The most important single attribute of the good teacher is an attitude of vital concern for the student interest and welfare. RESPECTFUL AND THANKFUL SALUTE DR. BERNARD H. OLBRYS Department of Fixed Prosthetics Be conscientious with patient understanding and little complaint. Never compromise your efforts to put forth the very best of your capabilities and you will have respect for yourself — the very highest of all requirements for a member of the Health Sciences Team! DR. ARTHUR S. MILLER Department of Pathology add to what the eye itself reveals an adequate mental picture of the invisible molecular events which underlie the visible ” Fredrick Cowland Hopkins DR. CHARLES L. HOWELL, DEAN DR. DALEF. ROECK, ASSOCIATE DEAN 4 MR. EDWARD SULLIVAN, Assistant to the Dean For Student Affairs MR. ARTHUR YOUNG. Assistant to the Dean For Administration 5 MRS. MARGARET DOUS, Administrative Assistant Miss K. Marzer Mrs. E. McLaughlin Mrs. S. Teall Mrs. A. Ahrndt Miss T. Martin ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mrs. M. Biggans Miss B. Gross To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow. Creeps in this petty pace from day to day To the last syllable of recorded time . . . APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO TEMPLE UNIVERSITY • I if Cw-nmvnmtotth S Ilt - jl M 4!l r f , ul.H u SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY 3223 NORTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19140 , Ih. , .7 7 r w.ih tonnj or foilwr .o om-«i oil r rr • oB ,,ry « • ■•••I � « !•. • ha w ...i _• • 7 { B . . . And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death . . . V . . . Out, out brief candle! . . . Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts and frets his hour upon the stage And then is heard no more . . . vm ATTACHED TO EVERY TOOTH THERE IS A PERSON' ... it is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. Shakespeare Success comes to many people partly because they have the ability to tolerate frustration for a long time without discouragement, bitterness or self reproach. Kendler FACULTY AND STAFF Dr. B. Patag ORAL ANATOMY AND DENTAL MATERIALS Miss A. Carney Dr. W. Kim ADVANCED EDUCATION Mr. D. Rhoades Dr. J. Aleo, Director BIOCHEMISTRY Ms. B. Wisniewski Dr. R. Pollack, Chairman Dr. D. Mann, Chairman Mrs. A. Staton PHARMACOLOGY Mrs. M. Pickard Dr. M. McCrea, Chairman Dr. E. Swanson ANATOMIC SCIENCES Dr. I. Caso Dr. D. Aker Miss H. Ruane Mr. H. Bryson Dr. P. Farbcr Dr. L. Pakman Mr. W. Kennedy MICROBIOLOGY 4 JWillW Mr A Leberknight 17 Mr. J. MrCunney Dr.). Drees P. Scabrook Dr. F Kendall Dr. D. Inncs Dr. M. Tansy, Chairman PHYSIOLOGY L. Sheehan F. Pontarelli Dr. J. Zabara Dr. |. Martin Mr. H. Perrong Dr. F. FTohenleitner M. Richter 18 Mr. M. Robinson Dr. R. Momma, Chairman COMMUNITY DENTISTRY AND LAW Dr. C. Orner Mrs. Robinson 19 Dr. D. Soricelli Mrs. I Pie Dr. D. White PATHOLOGY 20 Dr. C. leifer Mrs. I. Kelley Dr. R. Wollard Dr. L. Pincus FIXED PROSTHETICS Dr. H. Fcinhals Miss J. Cramer Dr. E. Mingledorff, Chairman Dr. P. Henry Dr. A. Rinaldi Dr H. Neuman Dr. J. DeCardona Dr. N. Barghi Dr. G. Livaditis Dr. C. Beadles Dr. S. While Dr. S. Forbes I Dr. A. Olitsky Dr. P. Coste OPERATIVE Dr. M. Flynn Dr. M. Kuicher Dr. S. Lisowski Dr. W. Swaincott Dr. J. Bomba, Chairman 27 Mrs. C. l ange Di. B. Sherman Dr. R. Cornish Dr. M. Chapman Miss T. Ravert Dr. J Hollingsworth Dr R. Hardy Dr. A. Porreca Dr. V. Buggy Dr. VV. Firth Dr. E. Torreti ORAL DIAGNOSIS ORAL MEDICINE Dr. W. Crolius Dr. N. Freeman Mr$. B. loev Dr. E. Umbenhauer Dr. T. Moses Dr. T. Simpson, Chairman Dr. H. Frank Miss C. Reuss Dr. L. Cahan Dr. I. Halpern Mrs. A. Me Conomy Dr. K. Anderson Dr. M. Kajani Miss M. Keen Dr. I. Schwartz Dr. M. Radler Dr. L. Prusack Dr. R. Kolb. Jr. Dr. E. Ritsert Dr. A. Chialastri Dr. J. Wimberly Dr. D. Braun Dr. J. Kearns Dr. R. Galeone Mrs. D. Mansfield Miss C. Franke Dr. R. Carrel Mrs. C. Me Dermott Dr R Stump Dr. R Hrinda Dr. F. Costello Dr. B. Shulman Dr. T Gosselin Dr. C. Greeley Dr. J. Bond, Chairman, Orthodontics Dr. M. Felix Mrs. B. Deabler Dr. R. Van Scivcr 33 Dr. E Czarnecki ORAL SURGERY Dr. P. Cassalia Mrs. I. Tribble Mrs. J. Reed ' Dr. R. Di Guardi Dr. G. Dowd Dr. E. Noble Dr. M. Kelley Dr. P. Lang Dr. F. Verdi Dr. B. Rothman Mrs. B. Terinoni Dr. A. tewandowski Dr A. De Nicco Miss M. Davis Dr. A. Macchia Dr. J. Giordano I! Dr. L. Schwartz Dr. D. Vandersoll Dr. A. Schlossberg Dr. J. Reddy Mrs. E. Perkins Dr. L. Martin Dr. D. Schneider I Dr. J. Voigt Dr. 8. Du bin Dr. D. litwack Dr. J. Kfir Dr. J. Denbo Dr. j. Jaspan Dr. F. Deron is Dr. R. Marks Dr.H.Leis Dr. R. Cameron Dr. |. Dombrowsky 39 Dr. M. tanday. Chairman Dr. I. Abrams Dr. E. Tress Dr L. Salkin PROSTHETICS Ms. E. Saunders H. Lantz, Chairman Dr I. Davis Miss M. Wright, Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs. A. Czarkowski Dr. |. Mack Dr. Dr. J. Shore Dr M. Spiegelford Dr. J. Faltermayer Dr. J. CerRory Dr. J. Monari ‘11 Dr G. Ries Or. S. Weiner Dr. A. Rosett 42 Dr. T. Dilworth DENTAL RADIOLOGY P. Dickert Dr. P. Marcucci Dr W. Updegrave, Chairman Dr. F. Sammartmo Dr. S. Toplan Miss A. Forlano Mr. R. Brunk 44 Dr. F. Williams C. Volinsky T.E.A.M. B. Gelenberg M. Merico R.Shore B. Brunk P. Lee D.A.U. S. Hershman D. Beatty S. Needleman M. Anderson, Assistant Supervisor J. Hewish H. Weiss 45 C. Fisfis A. Gallagher R. Rivera G. Schwartz Dr. K. Brookreson, Director of Clinics N. Ramos P. Adam M. lohannesson E. Pfeifler S. Naegle M. Miller CLINIC STAFF 46 M. Divver SOBLE LAI E. Alieva A. Zagame W. Williams R. Oehrtmann M. Kulpinski M. Barenbaum I. Bagnato VV. Wilson W. Edwards. Supervisor 47 M. Fedoriska R. Shockley W. Johnson O. Me Nichols J. Cowie E. Druce PHYSICAL PLANT T. Pratley, Superintendent P. Celone G. Gallagher R. Flint T. Aspell 48 A. Andalis F. Pearl - .. The liberally educated man is never a type ... He is always a unique person ... Harvard University Press, 1952 SENIORS BRUCE H. ADOFF, B.S., D.D.S. Kingston. Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh rnerican Student Dental ssociation American Societ of Dentistry for Children I S Navy Reserve 52 53 STEPHEN J. BACINO, B.S., D.D.S. Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania Drexel Universit American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Stomatognathic Society Odontolpg, Assistant F.ditor Student Council 11 Dental Dance. Co Chairman Sugarloaf Conference Committee on Professionalism Freshman Orientation Committee NEIL BAKER, B.S., D.D.S. Livingston, New Jersey Ohio State University American Student Dental ssociation American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Oral Surgery I lonor Soieict Oral Pediatric Study Club Stomatognathic Society 55 BRUCE M. BARATZ, B.A., D.D.S. Cherry Hill. New Jersey Rutgers University merican Student Dental Association lpha Omega Fraternity JOEL F. BARSKY, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Curry College Temple University merican Student Dental Association American Socict) of Dentistrs for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Prat emits ice President President 57 58 GEORGE H. BENTZ, B.S., D.D.S. Flourtown, Pennsylvania United States Military Academy American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistr for Children Psi Omega Fraternity BRUCE 1. BLUMENFELD, A.B., D.D.S. Scranton, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental Assoc iation American Society of Dentistry for Children L S Army Reserve Honor Council of Temple University School of Dentistry A Dental Hygiene 60 ROGER A. BOGER, B.S., M.S., D.D.S. Easton, Pennsylvania East Stroudsburg State College Ohio State University American Student Dental ssociation American Societ of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Society Stomatognathic Society House of Delegates for merican Student Dental Association Committee on Professionalism 61 SHELDON BORUCHOW, B.A., D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College merican Student Dental Association Ipha Omega Fraternity 62 KENNETH M. BOSACCO. B.S., D.D.S. Glenoldcn, Pennsylvania Villanova University American Student Dental Association CRAIG S. BOZZACCO, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental Association Cold Foil Stud Club 64 STANTON M. BRAID, A.B., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental Association merican Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Kps i I on Delta Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Society ROBERT E. BREISCH, JR. B.S., D.D.S. Wenonah, New Jerse Pennsylvania State University merican Stiuient Dental ssociation 66 I ROBERT BRILLMAN, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University American Student Dental Association rnerican Society of Dentistry for Children ERIC B. BROOKS, A.B., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University merican Student Dental Nssociation merieun Soeiet of Dentistry lor Children Vlpliu Omega Fraternity 69 BARRY CANTOR, D.D.S. Rockville Centre, New York State I niversity of New York at Buffalo merican Student Dental ssociation merican Spciet of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternit I S Air Force Reserve Cold Foil Stud Glul) StOfnatognalhie Societx 70 RICKY J. CAUDILL, B.A., D.D.S. W ilmington, Delaware University of Delaware American Student Dental ssociation merican Society of Dentistry for Children U. S. Army Reserve Periodontal Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society. President Oral Pediatric Study Club Cold Foil Study (dub 71 EDWARD CIAS, JR., B.S., D.D.S. Pottst o v n, Pen nsy I van i a l'rsinus College merican Student Dental Association Smerican Societ} of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternit . Secretary 72 CARL CICCONE, B.S., D.D.S. Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania Hillsdale College Psi Omega FraU rnit 73 MARK CORBMAN, B.S., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University American'Student Dental Association Alpha Omega Fraternity THEODORE P. CROLL, D.D.S. Winston, Pennsylvania Temple Universit rnerican Student Dental Association merican Society of Dentistr for Children lpha Omega Fraternity I S Arms Reserve Splint Stall Disciplinary. Committee. Dental School Representative Odontolug Staff ERNEST DELLHEIM, B.S., M.E., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Union College American Student Dental ssociation Alpha Omega Iraternity Stomatognathic Society Odnntnlog Photography lid it or Junior ('lass ice President Oral Surgery Honor Society ALLEN R. DOE, B.S., D.D.S. East Paterson, New Jersey University of Pittsburgh merican Student Dental Association merican Society of Dentistry for Children GARY R. DORNFELD, B.A., D.D.S. South Orange. New Jersey George Washington University American Student Dental ssoeialion Alpha Omega Fraternity I S Air Force Reserve 79 MAX DOIMA, A.B., D.D.S. Newton, New Jersey American Student Dental Association nu-rican Society of Drnfi.strt (or Children GERALD V. DOYLE, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania La Salle College Jefferson Medical College American .Student Dental Association American Student Dental Association S'ati tnul Representative 1972. Regional Director. Board of Directors 1973 GEORGE DREW, B.S., D.D.S. Wilkes Bar re. Pennsylvania King s College Vmerican Student Dental Association Psi Omega Frat emit I S. Nav Reserve Gold Foil Study (dub Alleghenv Boy s Club. Chaplain 82 EDWIN RISEN BERG, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental ssociation American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Kpsildn Delta Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Society Oddhtolog, Business Manager Stomatognathic Society 83 GEORGE E. FEDERICI, B.S., D.D.S. Oakmont, Pennsylvania University of Dayton American Student Dental Vssnciation American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society of Preventive Dentistry United States Navy Reserve Psi Omega Fraternity. Rush Chairman Oral Pediatric Study Club Stomatognathic Society Treasurer Senior Advisor Class Treasurer Junior ('lass Senior Class 84 DONALD 1. FEIGLEY, JR., B.A., D.D.S. Quakertown, Pennsylvania Gettysburg College American Student Dental s$ociation American Society of Dentistr lor Children 85 PETER P. FERRO, B.A., D.D.S. Berwick, Pennsylvania Pennsy lvania State University morician Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistr for Children Oral Surgery Honor Society Student Council Class President HOWARD ALLEN FIFA MAN, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University mericau Student Dental ssociation Sigma Kpsilon Delta Fraternity. Treasurer t S Navy Reserve Odontplog, Lav out Fditor 87 ROBERT A. FILICE, B.S., D.D.S. Bergenfield, New Jersey LeMoync College mericun Student Dental ssociation GREGG T. FREY, D.D.S. Km mans. Pennsylvania 1 lartwick College Pennsylvania Slate University merican Student Dental ssociation merican Society of Dcntistn for Children l i Omejia Fraternit) t S. Nav Reserve Periodontal Honor Soviet) Oral Surgers Honor Society Oral Pediatric Study Club Cold Foil Study Club. President Stomatognathie Soeietv DANIEL FURST, B.S., D.D.S. Norristown, Pennsylvania Lebanon Valley College American Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Socict) 90 MICHAEL T. GALLIVAN, B.A.? D.D.S. Albany, New York Providence College American Student Dental Association American Society of Dcntistr for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Honor Code Council Representative 91 ELLIOTT M. GERSON, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental Association lpha Omega i-'raternit) I S Arnn Reserve Oral Surgery Honor Societ} Odontolog Staff 92 HARRY J. GILBERT, B.A., D.D.S. Cherr Hill. New Jersey Temple University American Student Dental Association merican Society of Dentistry lor Children lpha Omega Fraternity V. S. Army Reserve 93 ALAN GOLD, D.D.S. Clifton, New Jersey Temple University American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity, Secretary Oral Surgery Honor Society Odontolog Staff 94 IRV ING GOLDFARB, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple Ini versify American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Kps i I on Delta Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Society 95 JAY GOLDSLEGER, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental ssociation American Student Dental ssociation American Society of Dentistry for Children lpha Omega Fraternity I S Air Force Reserve 96 MARK S. GOLDSTEIN, B.A., D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York State University of New York at Stony Brook American Student Dental Association American Soeirtv of Dentistr for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity ANTON S. GOTLIEB, B.A., D.D.S. Bangor, Maine Syracuse University rncrican Student Dental Association merican Sociot) of Dentistry for Children Sigma Kpsilon Delta Fraternity 98 MARTIN GOTTLIEB, B.A., D.D.S. Brooklyn, New Vork Brooklyn College American Student Dental Association Alpha Omega Fraternit Oral Surgery Honor Socictx 99 STEVEN A. GRAUBARD, D.D.S. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental ssociation meriean Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity President 1972 Treasurer 1971 Secretary 1970 Stomatagnathic Society Oral Surgery Honor Society MICHAEL F. HAAS, D.D.S. Northampton, Pennsylvania Temple University mcrican Student Dental ssociation I’si Omega l-'ratemitN Oral Surgery Honor Socict 101 GEORGE PAUL HAMMER, B.S., D.D.S. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh American Student Dental ssociation Psi Omega Fraternity President 1972 ice President 1971 102 CLARK C. HAWK, D.D.S. Lehighton, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental Association i Psi Phi FraterniU I S. ir Force Reserve 103 JOHN E. HECKMAN, B.S., D.D.S. Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania Juniata College Indiana University of Pennsy Ivania American Student Dental Association rncriean Society of Dentistry for Children HOY A. HIM ELF ARB, B.S., D.D.S. (Ihambersburg, Pennsylvania Georgetown University mcrican Student Dental ssociation merican Society of Deutistrv for Children Periodontal Honor Societ) Oral Surger Honor Societ Student Council: President f reshman Class President JOHN C. HOFFMEIER, B.Sc., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Heidelberg College American Student Dental ssociation American Society oi I)cntistry for Children 106 HENRY L. HOUSMAN, B.S., D.D.S. Miami Beach, Florida Philadelphia College of Textile and Science American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentristrv for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity 107 ANDREW V. INGE, JR., B.A., D.D.S. M eriden. ('oniiect icut University of Connecticut merican Student Dental Xssociation merican Societ of Dentistr for;(Children Psi Omega F'raternit BARRY D. ISDANER, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University American Student Dental ssociation American Societs of Dentistr for Children ipha Omega I'raternitv I S rrm Reserve 109 THOMAS E. JENKINS, B.S., D.D.S. Wilmington, Delaware Delaware State College American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry lor Children Psi Omega Fraternih Freshman Class A ice President J. STEPHEN JOHNSON, B.A., D.D.S. V i I m ingt on. Dels wa re t'niversity of Delaware American Student Dental Xssociation Periodontal Honor Societx Oral Surger I loner Societ ALLEN KAUFMAN, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta FraterniU I S. Air Force Reserve Odontolog Lay-Out Editor Oral Surgery I lonor Socictv Periodontal Honor Societx JOSEPH M. KELLY, B.S., D.D.S. Havertown, Pennsylvania illanova University mcrican Student Dental Association Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. ice President ROBERT KEMPES, B.A., D.D.S. Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania Temple University merican Student Dental Association Allcghenv Boys Club, Social Chairman 115 MICHAEL H. KEPPLER, B.A., D.D.S. Asbury Park, New Jersey George Washington University meriean Student Dental Vssociation Alpha Omega Fraternity I S. Air Force Reserve Periodontal Honor Societ Oral Surger Honor Soviet 116 MICHAEL S. KING, B.A., D.D.S. Denver. Colorado University of Southern California University of Colorado American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity f ’ 117 DAVID KLEIN, B.S., D.D.S. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Penns Ivania State University merican Student Dental ssocialion Alpha Omega Fraternit t S a Reserve 118 HARVEY KORNGOLD, D.D.S. Berwick, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh American Student Dental ssnciatinn Sigma I'.psilon Delta Praternitv Oral Surgery Honor Societ . Secretar JOHN R. KOVITCH, B.A., D.D.S. Plymouth, Pennsylvania Wilkes College American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry tor Children Oral Surgery Honor Society Junior A. D A Day Table Clinic 120 ARTHUR S. KUPERSTEIN, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple I nivcrstiy merican Student Dental Association meriean Society of Dentistry lor Children Sigma Kps i I on Delta Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society, Secretary Oral Surgery I ionor Society Odontolog. Art Editor Layout Stall RAYMOND A. KUTHY, B.S., D.D.S. Valley Stream, New York Mount Saint Mary s College mcrican Student Dental Vssociation mt;rican Society of Dentistry for Children Psi (Fraternity llegheny Boy s Club, Recording Secretary 122 JOll C. LAZUR, JR., B.S., D.D.S. Shenandoah, Pennsylvania Allentow n College mehcan Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity Allegheny BoysCluh. President ROBERT LICHTENSTEIN. B.A., D.Th., D.D.S. Brooklyn, Now York Brooklyn College mcrican Student Dental ssociation meriean Soeietj. of Dentist r for Children Sigma Kpsilnn Delta Fraternt i Stornatognuthic $ociet 124 WILLIAM H. LIEBERMAN, B.S., D.D.S. Great Neck. New York Marietta College merican Student Dental Association rncriean Society t Dentistrx for Children ipha Omega Fraternity. ice President Philadelphia Center for Health Careers JOHN C. LYNCH, B.A., D.D.S. Seaford, Delaware I niversity of Delaware American Student Dental Association merican Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity, President 126 JOSEPH MC CORMICK, B.S., D.D.S. Upper Darby. Pennsylvania Villanova l’niversit nierican Student Denial Vssoeiation American Societ of Dentistr for (iiiildren Delta Sii ma Delta Kraternitv Periodontal I lonor Society. ice President Oral Surger Honor Societ PAUL MICHAEL MC GILL J H. B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania La Salle College American Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternit ANNE MC WADE, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Odontolog Staff ('.lass Secretary JOHN A. MARTIN, B.S., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University American Student Dental Vssociation lpha Omega Fraternity ELLIOTT D. MASER, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Gold Foil Study Club Stomatognathic Society Odontolog. Editor Splint. Editor Dental Review. Photographer Student Senate Representative All Dental Dance. Co-Chairman 131 PAUL 1. MAYER, B.A., D.D.S. Berwyn, Pennsylvania La Salle College mcrican Student Dental Association Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity, Treasurer Oral Surgery Honor Society Honor Council. Freshman Year 132 ROSARIO FELIZARDO MAYRO, D.M.D., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania University of the Philippines American Denial Student Association 133 PETER G. MILLER, A.B., D.D.S. Arcadia. California Lafayette College merican Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children i Psi Phi Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society JEFFREY NORKIN, B.S., D.D.S. Norwalk, (Connecticut University of Connecticut American Student Dental Association Stomatognathie Society- Table Clinic. Student A D A Day 136 PAUL LESTER O’BEDA, B.S., D.D.S. Danbury, Connecticut Pairleigh Dickinson University American Student Dental Association rnerican Soeiet of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Pruternity Allegheny Bov's Club. Athletic Director American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry lor Children Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity L S. Army Reserve Oral Pediatric Study Club Stom a t tgnat h i c Society GERALD J. O'KEEFE JR., B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania La Salle College JOSEPH OLIVETTI, B.A., D.D.S. Ilarrisburg, Pennsylvania Rutgers University American Student Dental ssociation Psi Omega Fraternity Oral Pediatric Stud Club Oral Surgerv Honor Societ I WILLIAM H. PAYNE, B.A., D.D.S. Red Lion, Pennsylvania Gettysburg College merican Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Periodontal Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society St. Peters, Pennsylvania Albright College rneriean Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fratemit) I S Air Force Reserve llegheny Boy's Club. N ice President RICHARD A. PEARSON, B.S., D.D.S. FREDERICK S. PEREZ, B.A., D.D.S. Penn Valley, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental Association Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraterniu Odontolog Staff EDWARD J. PIORKOWSKI, JR., B.A., D.D.S. Lodi, New Jersey t niversity of Connecticut merican Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity. Secretan Alleghem Boys'Club, Keeper of the door 143 RAYMOND PORTNOFF, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia. Penns)Ivania Rider College Temple University American Student Dental Association rnerican Society of Dentistr for Children Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity, Vice President I S. A rim Reserve Odontolog Staff Oral Siirgcr) Honor Societv Periodontal IIdnor Society 144 FRANCIS R. PROTO, B.A., D.D.S. Cheshire, Connecticut Walsh College American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity I S Army Reserve Gold Foil Study Club Stomatognathic Society. Vice President Clinical Instructor, Crown Bridge 145 ■ KENNETH G. PURVIS, D.D.S. Pennsauken, New Jersey Lehigh University American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity Oral Pediatric Study Club, President Oral Surgey Honor Society Stornatognathic Society Clinical Instructor, Oral Diagnosis NORMAN H. RAPPAPORT, B.A., D.D.S. Elkins Park. Pennsylvania La Salle College American Student Dental ssociation American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Gold Foil Study Club Stornatognathic Society, Secretary Student Clinician Junior A D. A. Day 147 STEVEN J. RICE, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania La Salle College merican Student Dental Association GEORGE ROGERS, D.D.S. Colorado Springs, Colorado University of Colorado Colorado State University inerican Student Dental ssociation i Psi Phi Fraternit) Periodontal Honor Soeiet) Oral Surgery Honor Socicl Allegheny Bo sClub. Bar Maid Table Clinic, 1971 149 LAWRENCE JOHN ROSS, D.D.S. Kingsley, Pennsylvania Indiana University San Antonio College Temple University American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry lor Children i Psi Phi Fraternity. Secretary I S Army Reserve 150 JOHN F. RYBINSKI, B.A., D.D.S. Wilmington, Delaware University of Delaware American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistrv for Children Periodontal Honor Socict Oral Surgery Honor Society RONALD F. SCHULTZ, B.S., D.D.S. Fairfield. Pennsylvania Mount Saint Mary’s College American Student Dental Association Psi Orncga Fraternity 152 CHARLES SCHUPACK, B.S., D.D.S. Klkins Park, Pennsylvania University of Rochester University of Pennsylvania nuTican Student Dental Association CHARLES M. SEITZ, B.A., D.D.S. Setauket, Long Island, New York Assumption College American Student Dental Association I’si Omega Fraternity Allegheny Boy’s Clul . Choir Director 154 HARRY R. SIIAW, B.A., D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York New York University rneriean Student Dental ssociation American Society ol l)entistr for Children Sigma Kpsilon Delta Fraternity STEVEN SHIPON, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University merican Student Dental ssociation Sigma Kpsilon Delta I raternitv Vice President 157 RONALD D. SILVERMAN, B.A., D.D.S. Wyncote, Pennsylvania University of Wisconsin merican Student Dental Vssociatinn American Society « l Dentistry for Children lpha Omega Fraternity I S Army Reserve BRUCE ALAN SINGER, B.S., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Moravian College American Student Dental ssoctation American Socictx l l)cntistr for Children lpha Omega Fraternit Odontolog Stall LARRY C. SMEDLEY, D.D.S. Downingtown. Pennsylvania West Chester State University mcrican Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Gold Foil Study ('lul Stomatognathic Society JEFFREY STALLER. B.A.. D.D.S. Philadelphia, PennsyU ania Temple University American Student Dental ssoeiation Sigina Epsilon Delta Fraternitv 161 JOHN G. STECIW, A.B., D.D.S. Swarthmore. Pennsylvania Temple University rnerican Student Dental ssociation rnerican Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Surgery Honor Society. President Periodontal Honor Society 162 ALBERT E. STOFKO, B.A., D.D.S. Ed wards v i I le, Pen ns yl van i a Wilkes College American Student Dental Asssociation American Society of Dentistry for Children U. S Navy Reserve Periodontal Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Societ 163 LAURENCE H. STONE, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University Rider College Vmerican Student Dental Association lpha Omega Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Society Student Council Representative — Senior Class International ssociation of Dental Students — Liaison Officer THOMAS J. TOMASOVIC, B.S., D.D.S. (.‘lark. New Jersey University of Oklahoma merican Student Dental ssociatinn merican Society of Dentistry for Children Delta Sigma Delta KraterniU 166 JAMESTRETER, B.S., D.D.S. Erie, Pennsylvania Allegheny College merican Student Dental Association Periodontal Honor Society, President Oral Surgerx Honor Society. 167 STEVEN FREDERICK WAUGH, B.A., D.D.S. Wilmington. Delaware Rutgers I'nivcrsit nierican Student Dental Assoeiatiou merican Societv ol Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternit) I S Air Force Reserve Periodontal Honor Society Oral Surgerv Honor Societv Oral Pediatric Honor Society Stomatognathic Society. President JONATHAN D. WEITZ, B.S., D.D.S. Oxford, Pennsylvania State University of New York at Stony Brook merican Student Dental ssociation 170 ROBERT G. WERTZ, B.S., D.D.S. Robesonia, Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Psi Omega Fraternity I S Navy Reserve Periodontal Honor Soviets Oral Surgery Honor Society Cold Foil Study Club. Secretary Treasurer 171 STANLEY F. II. WONG, B.A., D.D.S. Honolulu, Hawaii College of Wooster American Student Dental ssocialion Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Society. Treasurer Vice President of (.'lass 1967-68 Periodontal Ilonor Societv 17? THEODORE ZISLIS. B.A.. D.D.S. Philadelphia, Penns 1 vania I niversitx of Kentuck Temple Lniversih rm rican Student Dental Association merican Society ol Dentistr for Children Alpha Omega Fraternitx I S A rim Reserve Oral Surgerx I lonor Societx Stoinatognathic Societ 173 MARC D. ZUCKER, B.A., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University mericanStudent Dental Association merican Society of Dentistry for Children Sigma Kpsilon Delta Fraternity I S ir Force Reserve 174 STEPHEN A. ECK, B.A., D.D.S. Williamsport. Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University merican Student Dental ssociation Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Periodontal Honor Society. Treasurer Oral Surgery Honor Society HENRY KALISH, D.D.S. JESS C. ROMER, B.S., D.D.S. Haddon Heights, New Jersey Waynesburg College American Student Dental Vssociation Xi Psi Phi Fraternity DOUGLAS FREDRIC ROTH, B.A., D.D.S. Palmerton, Pennsylvania Gettysburg College American Student Dental Association. President PAUL YVALCHAK, B.S., D.D.S. Lansdowne, Pennsylvania St. Joseph’s College University of Pittsburgh Yillanova University American Student Dental Assoication Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Society 175 ■ i- Is DENTAL HYGIENE L___SENIORS _ _ TRACY D. ATTINGER Bowie, Maryland DONNA M. ACAMPORA Green Hill Farms, Pennsylvania wm KAREN A. BUSHEV | Chula Vista, California ELLEN F. BORAN Minersville, Pennsylvania 178 i SHERRY L. BIXLER Reading, Pennsylvania DEBORAH J. CAHALL Ridlev Park, Pennsylvania ilAi. V SHELLEY R. BLUMSTEIN Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 179 RITA J. CARBO Norristown. Pennsylvania 4 DEBORAH C. CRITIDES Glen Ridge, New Jersey SHIRLEY J. FESMIRE Abington, Pennsylvania VIRGINIA A. DEVER Reading. Pennsylvania 180 N A CYNTHIA G. DAVIS Mohnton, Pennsylvania i « 9 mm .mm JANICE E. FETROW New Cumberland. Pennsylvania KATHLEEN S. FIELD Malvern. Pennsylvania 181 k MARCHIA E. FRONZA Pottsv ille. Pennsylvania KAREN V. GREEN Reading, Pennsylvania ROBERTA A. FORNESI Salem, Ohio PATRICIA E. GROFF Nottingham, Pen nsvI vania JANE M. HALTEMAN Bethlehem, Pennsylvania KAREN E. HAUCH Mt. Wolf. Pennsylvania SUSAN E. IIOFFER Reading, Pennsylvania SHIRLEY M. HITTINGER White Haven, Pennsylvania Ml « CYNTHIA L. LANGE Reiffton Ridge, Pennsylvania DIANE M. KOTERVVAS Wilmington, Delaware 184 DARLENE L. HOOVER New Providence, Pennsylvania MARGARET L. LENAHAN Lehighton, Pennsylvania KATHLEEN L. KEENE Shillington. Pennsylvania FRANCES M. LEVIN Philadelphia, Penns) Ivania GALA A. LLOYD New Kensington, Pennsylvania 6 j CARYN A. MARSHALL Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania ANNE L. MACK Dunmore, Pennsylvania 186 - D. KATHLEEN LYNCH Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania BRENDA SUE MARTIN Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 187 JOAN L. MC CLINTOCK Ardmore. Pennsylvania MARIANNE T. MONAGHAN YVrightstown, Penns Ivania SHARON E. SCHNEBLY Silver Spring. Maryland PAULA C. SEGAL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 183 ELIZABETH G. MOORE Wilmington, Delaware SUSAN C. NEAL Philadelphia. Pennsylvania EILEEN L. NERTAVICH Reading, Pennsylvania REBECCA S. RISS Newtown, Pennsylvania LINDSEY A. SHERWOOD Dallas, Pennsylvania 139 SUZANNE J. SLEPETZ Allentown. Pennsylvania r.,d TERESA J. TAFFERA Old Forge, Pennsylvania JACQUELINE E. THORNBERRY Soudertown, Pennsylvania LINDA S. WILGUS Alexandria, Virginia 190 SUSAN A. WAGMAN Voe, Pennsylvania R MARCIA J. URICH Lancaster, Pennsylvania DEBRA G. VANDERGRIFT Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania v J 4 f ELLEN R. ZUBROKE Pottsville, Pennsylvania 191 ACTIVITIES ALPHA OMEGA Alpha Omega is a professional dental fraternity, its membership numbers in excess of thirteen thousand professional men organized into sixty-four alumni chapters, spread throughout the United States, Israel, and Canada. The fraternity began in 1907 at the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery in Philadelphia. Its beginning came about when a few men banded together to protect their interests, study collectively, and to foster a general fraternal spirit by assisting one another in their scholastic endeavors. From this modest beginning. Alpha Omega has become an internationally recognized organization. Alpha Omega is based on the principles of Judaism, Professionalism and fraternalism. Its members are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and character. The Theta Ramach Chapter of Alpha Omega was formed at Temple University School of Dentistry in 1916. FRONT. Neil Baker, Mark Corbman, John Martin, Jay Citrin. MIDDLE: Harry Gilbert, Ted Croll, Eric Brooks, Elliott Gerson. BACK: Ernie Dellhiem, Bruce Singer, Alan Gold. fRONT: Jack Lynch, Bill Strunk, Ed Cias, Joe Kelly, Stan Wong. BACK: Tom Tomasovic, Paul Mayer, |oe McCormick. November 15, 1882 opened a new era for the organization of fraternities. It was on this date that Delta Sigma Delta had its origin at the University of Michigan, one of the first of many professional fraternities and the oldest in the dental field. From that date to the present, it has upheld its objective; to keep high the standards of dentistry by incubating in the minds of dental students and practitioners a spirit of fraternal cooperation toward scientific, ethical, and professional progress. In 1945, Doctors Robert Fexa and Joseph Benjamin exerted great efforts to bring this ideal into reality at Temple University School of Dentistry. Thus Rho Rho Chapter commenced its fruitful years. DELTA SIGMA DELTA 195 PSI OMEGA Psi Omega was founded at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery in 1892 and is the third oldest dental fraternity. The national fraternity now has over 30,000 members and thirty-seven undergraduate chapters. Eta chapter became the seventh chapter of Psi Omega in 1896. In 1958 the present chapter house at 1251 W. Allegheny Avenue was acquired. It has since been completely renovated and now includes a large paneled chapter and party room, fully equipped laboratory, modern kitchen, two living rooms, pool room, and several upstairs rooms for the brothers living in the house. FRONT Carl Ciccone, Andy Inge, Rick Pearson, George Hammer, Paul O'Beda, Ray Kuthy. MIDDLE: Mike Gallivan, Bob Jennings, Ron Schultz, Mike Haas. BACK Bob Wertz, George Drew, Charlie Seitz, Ed Pirokowski. 196 FRONJ Harry Shaw, Jerry Barsky. MIDDLE: Art Kuperstein, Marc Zucker, Irv Gold-farb, Steve Shipon, Howie Fienman, Allen Kaufman. BACK Elliott Maser. Fred Perez. SED was organized in 1901 at the New York University College of Dentistry. Twenty-two years later, the Delta Chapter was organized at Temple University. From its inception until now, the members of Sigma Epsilon Delta, both graduates and undergraduates, have added to the laurels that have made Temple Dental School one of the finest teaching institutions in the world. The fraternity house is located at 3250 North Broad Street. The house plays an important role in the lives of the brothers. For the undergraduates, it is a laboratory and a place to relax. For the graduates, it is a meeting place that is always available. The doors are always open to anyone wanting to use its facilities. SIGMA EPSILON DELTA 197 FRONT: Clark Hawk, Paul Walchak, George Rogers. BACK: Larry Ross, Pete Miller On February 9,1889 five enterprising members of the University of Michigan Dental School organized a society devoted to the three cardinal principles of knowledge, morality, and friendship. The designated their fraternal group by the Greek letters Xi Psi Psi. Little did they realize that this first chapter. Alpha by name, would be the forerunner of a vast organization that some seventy-two years later would include thirty active chapters spread throughout the United States and Canada. Nor did they realize the impression that their little group would leave on the profession of Dentistry, and particularly of their organization. All of those who have known the genuine warmth of fraternal brotherhood have gained something of inestimable value to carry with them throughout life and have laid a firm foundation on which to build a better and more successful dental practice. XI PSI PHI 198 OMEGA KAPPA UPSILON ill,.Mh.j‘ I..m ■■ -.-jt J, ■ t-LW. A.JU. iuqipaiiajijiatfhaptti ® myl? Jtitiw?rsif To be elected to Omicron Kappa Upsilon is the highest honor that a 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 seniors of the Class of 1973 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. 200 Arthur Kuperstein Joseph McCormick Norman Rappaport George Rogers Joseph Olivetti Larry Smedley William Payne Albert Stofko James Tretcr Steven Waugh Robert Wertz GOLD FOIL STUDY CLUB The Gold Foil Study Society is an organization formed for the purpose of improving the skills of its participants, both clinically and academically, especially in the field of operative dentistry. Under the able guidance of Dr. Robert Hardy, the society meets once a month attempting to instill the principles of better operative dentistry in its members. The principles of exacting cavity preparation and condensation of gold foil are stressed, but certainly not limited to this one area; discussions concerning amalgams, silicates, resins, and inlays all have evolved from this group. The Gold Foil Study Society is founded on the premise that good dentistry follows from knowing the basic fundamentals of operative dentistry. FRONT Elliott Maser, Bob Wertz, Greg Frey, Dr. Robert Hardy, Stu Cerato, Bob Follweiler. BACK George Drew, Norm D'Agostini, Bob Fleisher, Dean Giftos. 202 ORAL PEDIATRIC HONOR SOCIETY FRONT: Ted Croll, Roy Himelfarb, Neil Baker, Greg Frey. BACK: Ernie Dollheim, Stan Wong, Jim Treter, George Federi-ci. Bob Wertz. The Oral Pediatric Honor Society was founded in 1963 under the auspices of Dr. Ernest F. Ritsert. This is a working society with a definite goal; that is, to provide better dental care to the child patient both through clinical education in school and throughout professional life. The purpose of the society is to provide an opportunity for each of its members to attend seminars and lectures by outstanding pedodontists and promote oral health and general welfare of the child patient. The society also presents an annual program during National Dental Health Week for neighborhood school children. 203 ORAL SURGERY HONOR SOCIETY Harvey Korngold, John Steciw, Sian Wong, Sian Braid, Mike Gallivan, John Marlin, Joe McCormick, Jack Lynch, Jon Weitz, Bill lie-berman, Al Gold, Dan Furst, Bob Wertz, Sieve Johnson, Elliott Gerson, Art Kuperstein, Allen Kaufman, Paul O'Beda, Paul Mayer, Don Feigley, Roy Himelfarb, Mike Haas, Joe Olivetti, Craig Bosacco, Steve Graubard, Pete Ferro, Ed Cias. Bob Breisch, Ernie De-llheim, Neil Baker, Jim Treter, Greg Frey. The Oral Surgery Honor Society was founded at Temple University School of Dentistry in 1934. The society holds as its objectives: the promotion and cultivation of the art and science of Oral Surgery in dentistry; the encouragement of research in Oral Surgery and its allied branch of science in relation to public health. The society accomplishes its aims through the presentation of practical considerations by guest speakers, thereby promoting an earnest study of current problems of Oral Surgery. ,?oa PERIODONTAL HONOR SOCIETY The Periodontal Honor Society was founded by dental students to fill their desire for knowledge and skills in periodontics. Membership in the society is based on academic achievement, attitude, character and a sincere interest in the clinical and histological aspects of Periodontology. The purpose of the society is to provide an opportunity for its members to increase their knowledge and skills in diagnosis and therapy by offering seminars and lectures by outstanding men in the field of periodontics. FRONT: John Martin, Art Kuperstein. Bruce Blumenfeld, Jim Treter, Joe McCormick. MIDDLE: Stan Braid, Steve Graubard, Steve Johnson, Stan Wong, Jack Lynch, Roy Himelfarb, Mike King, Mike Gallivan. BACK: Allen Kaufman, Pete Ferro, Harvey Korngold, John Steciw, Paul Mayer, Neil Baker. 205 STOMATOGNATHIC HONOR SOCIETY The Stomatognalhic Society was founded by the dental students of the class of 1970 to meet their desire of enhancing both knowledge and skill in fixed prothesis. 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 society is based on clinical achievement, knowledge, and excellence in restorative dentistry. It is the society's aim to make available to its members information regarding prosthodontics which cannot be introduced at the undergraduate level. FRONT Steve Graubard, Dan Fursl, Stan Braid. MIDDLE Jeff Norkin, Neil Baker, Stan Wong. BACK: George Federici, Ernie Dellheim, John Steciw, Greg Frey, Elliott Maser. AIR FORCE RESERVE FRONT - Rick Pearson, Clark Hawk. BACK — Allen Kaufman, Marc Zuckcr. FRONT: Ray Porlnoff, Bruce Blumenfeld, Irv Goldfarb, Bnjce Baratz, )on Weitz. BACK: Jay Citrin, Elliott Gerson, Bob Brennan, SteveGraubard, Harry Gilbert. 207 ARMY RESERVE NAVY RESERVE FRONT Dr. Theodore Kaczmar, Dr. Robert Kolb, Jr., Dr. Robert Schra-ishuhn. Dr. Arthur Miller. MIDDLE: George Federici, Bob Wertz, Howie Fienman, Bill Strunk, Bruce Adoff, Al Porreca. BACK• Pete Thompson, Bill Glecos, Stu Wallet, Steve Finkelman. LEU TO RIGHT: Morna Robbins — Social Chairman Carol Lynch — President Mrs. William Firth — Advisor Sandra Wong — Vice President Micki Strunk — Corresponding Secretary Susan Treter — Treasurer. Missing from photograph — Jonna Johnson — Recording Secretary, Fran Krause — Social Chairman. 208 DENTAL WIVES STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT John Eckert, Janet Fetrow, George Goff, Roy Himelfarb — President, Janine O'Brien, Pete Ferro, Larry Stone. RACK Kirk Speicher, Chuck Robbins, Ed Marcus, Norm D’Agostini. George Federici — Treasurer Pete Ferro — President Ernie Dellheim — Vice President Anne McWade — Secretary SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 209 ODONTOLOG STAFF FRONT: Ray Portnoff — Photographer, John Heckman — Photographer, Ed Eisenberg — Business Manager, Allen Kaufman — Co Layout Editor, Elliott Maser — Editor, Ernie Dellheim - Co Photography Editor. BACK: Anne McWade — Asst. Business Manager, Al Gold — Asst. Editor, Howie Fienman — Co Layout Editor, Ted Croll, Elliott Gerson — Co Photography Editor, Art Kuperstein — Art Editor. The life of every man is a diary in which he means to write one story, and writes another; and his humblest hour is when he compares the volume as it is with what he hoped to make it. James M. Barrie It is hoped that in the future, this yearbook will allow the reader to again recall the early days of a career that began in September, 1969. With first faltering steps, then confident strides, the art and science of dentistry was taught to us. Early in our freshman year, a class mate remarked, “Don't worry, we are all in the same boat ; however, it appeared that many of the students were riding first class, while the rest travelled steerage. Throughout our journey at Temple University School of Dentistry, we have encountered men who we admired and men who were despised. Each has left an indelible imprint on our life, and in future years, when we look back upon the volumes of our life, it is hoped that only the admirable qualities have been inscribed into our diaries. 210 Pantry Pride will not be undersold! Expanded duties? Mil ITT God dammit Dr. Varrin, I'm not doing it again Sure looks like an Arab. To the Hen you go for the pins For the kids you go Billy Binns But if you go Varrin, You best be preparin' To do it agin and agin. Who wears the pants in this family? ?11 Age does not depend upon years, but upon temperament and health. — Some men are born old, and some never grow so. Tyron Edwards 213 Flynn, Pins, and the Crusher. ELLENT FOR h-ALT.HY Use the rubber tits interproximally. Tony, this one is for dessert. I don't like the plates that I'm wearin Remarked an old lady named Karen. Don't have any fears. You'll be done in four years I will work with the good Dr. Varrin. No. 1973 THE NORTH PHILLIE REGIONAL BOARDS DO NOT OPEN THE TEST BOOKLET OR REMOVE THE COVER UNTIL INSTRUCTED TO DO SO INSTRUCTIONS 1. Circle only one answer unless there are others. 2. Any opened eyes during the examination will be interpeted as blatant cheating. 3. Guard your guesses and turn in any of your suspicious buddies. 4. Points will be subtracted only for wrong answers and wrong guesses. Points will be added for nailing your buddies. 5. Passing grades will license the examinee to practice in North Philadelphia, Tioga-Nicetown, South Philadelphia and Fairmount Park (See enclosed pamphlet for the dates of the Gcrmantown-Mt. Airy Regional Boards). 6. License renewal is mandatory every month or every four patient expirations (which ever comes first). 7. At the proctors signal, close your eyes and start reading. Good Luck Fellas! COUNCIL OF REGIONAL BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS CHEWY AND CORNBREAD, CO-CHAIRMEN COPYRIGHT 1973 215 1. A fagocyte is a) a queer little cell b) a queer big cell c) true d) false e) all of the above 2. Loss of Lanugo hair a) is like loss of Bev Cohen's wig b) is not evident on a prosthodontist's hands c) can be shown on the buccal cusp tips and foreheads of dental anatomy experts d) is silly, it was probably stolen in the Soble Lab e) most of the above 3. To get a Pedo chair on Wednesday, as a senior, one must a) bend the rules b) possess skill in Kung F.u c) osvn one d) room with Tom Pratley e) carry a gun 4. Stretch Receptors are students who recognize that the tall skinny dude is lecturing a| true b) false c) all of the above 5. The plantar aponeurosis is a) owned by Ben Cartwright b) quite a feat c) a peanut farm d) not in my mouth 6. The treatment of choice for oral fungal infection is a) Walter's Agar b) wear Walter's hat c) Ovalline rinses d) none of anybody's damn business 7. The Law of Bull a) is just that b) rules the Operative department c) is only half a word d) is unconstitutional 8. Careful scrutiny must always be exercised to avoid_____________ in the Soble Lab a) loss of stippling b) loss of spring chuck c) loss of your shirt d) all of the above and more 216 9. The most often heard tune near Broad and Allegheny is a) Just Walk Away Rene b) Buffalo Knife Won't you Come Out Tonight c) Don't Mess With Bill d) Harold, You Don't Love Me Anymore 10. Proper radiographic technique a) requires a rusty, crusty, paper dip b) eliminates useless roentgens c) can seal any crown or inlay margin 11. The most important question in a medical history (Pre-extraction) is obviously a) Do you get up frequently at night to urinate? b) Do you drink much because of thirst? c) Do you know where you are? d) Arc you going to bleed? e) Are you D.P.A.? 12. Every dental office must be equipped with a) a Shirley McShirley autographed electromallet b) a 42 ounce Orlando Cepeda model Louisville Slugger c) a Douco dispenser d) cocoa butter e) Tom Asbell 13. The single most important point is gaining a full understanding of tooth morphology is a) carving Ivory soap b) shining one's head c) joining Psi O d) pronunciation of oppossum The following two (2) questions are to be answered with the following code: a) Statement is correct and reason is debatable b) Statement is debatable and reason is possible and related c) Statement is possibly debatable and reason is correct and unrelated d) Neither statement nor reason is probable or related to anything e) All of the above 14. St. Appolonia suffered and died for our sins, because she ditched the ccmcntum on her seventeenth Class V foil exam. 15. Your cabinet must be placed in the proper place at the end of each day's work, because the night crew must be able to find it, and to hide it from you on the following day. 217 How did the mint inspector ever pass this Bill? Gee Harold, let me get my finger out before you check centric. Bismark, two hundred yards off the starboard bow. I don't know, Wong. They certainly don't look like Chinese letters to me. A rabbit was once sitting there Then quickly he did disappear I'm Mann-handled, help! He let out with a yelp With that cigarette drug in his ear. I don't know Miles, I would have bid two no trump. TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19140 DEPARTMENT OP ORAL MEDICINE AND ORAL DIAGNOSIS TO: Senior Students FROM: Dr. Theodore H. Simpson, Professor and Chairman The following procedures will be performed in the Department of Oral Medicine and Oral Diagnosis without exception. 1. Emergency patients will be seen only on Monday morning from 9:00 A.M. to 9:05 A.M., and on Friday if Ann is not busy. 2. Screening appointments will be made only in retrospect. 3. All students must have a total of 119 patients to be eligible for graduation. 4. The above excludes: children, edentulous people, whites, blacks, Libras, conscientious objectors and bricklayers. 5. Hands will be washed if the patient is not D.P.A. 6. Students will examine the patient for lip pits, arm pits, Zazu Pitts, eartags, and sales tags. 7. Student will ascertain rectal temperature in Kelvin degrees using a Boley Gauge and Vernier Caliper, carrying the temperature to eight significant figures. 8. A staff member will corroborate findings with his left hand. 9. The following laboratory examinations are required on all patients: Blood pressure, R.P.R., B.U.N., C.B.C., Platelet count, B.V.D., L.S.M.F.T., air pressure and automatic transmission fluid level. 10. Because of recent studies correlating the depth of naval (belly button) with average depth of caries, a probe of the naval depth is required. Do not include extraneous lint in measurements. 11. Stethoscopes must be worn at all times. You cats have to look cool. No A's or B's will be tolerated. 219 12. Hey, guys, what's a schmaltz kupf? I don't care what Lantzsaid, frank, I want it done tomorrow! Hairy thoughts make me think of my fondest As furriness goes, he's the darndest. He's not in the zoo He's checking off you. It's Herr jay, the gay prosthodontist. The Looney-Tooney Binn. Is your pain throbbing, burning, lancinating, or just sore? Hey, Cus, don't you think it’s glazed? Gee, limmy, haven't you seen the Dean s White Paper on hair styles? For a nickel, this isn't a bad (lick. One more diet analysis and I’m finally out of Pedo. They're right. Dad, you are a boring lecturer. Jose, can you seef A Hen and an Egg in my row Were there, so where could I go? I begged Mrs. Adam, Please help me dear madam . She wouldn't, so up I did throw. Now to see lay for the hair transplant. 'Toere . „ . ,he looth fairy is on my row I m sure happy l e ' today. I can't get the rubber dam on, let alone cut the prep. Another A , guess I score tonight. Boy, if Pantry Pride lays me off, I better start looking To clean up a mirror you boil it To fill up a cavity you foil it When you're a senior by heck, Its a pain in the neck Flush the shit down the cavity toilet. 222 1 What type of fundamental tissue is shown here? Micro grades aren't the only thing that's up, Ed. I think I'll snatch a whiff of this. A mystery of science. I once knew a guy name of Wendell Of manner so graceful and gentle. His brain power though Was overly slow. With his hand down near his pudendal. Maser's going to be pretty pissed about this guy mooching in. A NEW PAINLESS PARKER BROS. GAME DENTOPOLY OR GET THOSE POINTS INSTRUCTIONS: Each participant is supplied with 3 clean, white, pressed, Ben Casey shirts (never again to be clean, white, or pressed), an official Papa Byron's Walnut Ammo Box on Wheels, a red and blue pencil, and no beard. OBJECT: Get Those Points and get the hell off the board. Points are scored in any manner possible. Try to make it look like you are interested in learning; but remember, regardless of what you kiss, Norm, Get Those Points . Roll the dice and start your stroll through Check Off Village. 224 stfsar-s • � •« .'“•W •b v � r ■ 1 W-O • -• WV. —•• � • p— M-«| m.| n t=s‘a=r« « qss .5ss wTS � £? � • ! � K I - r •'■ •.«•• « ..nt nWKJSK • ! - « ii.'S'Jii !« ljim m HHIfKi illliUfj m i!!S iffill! • MU n iMod t ttn %m m pa • « i v M« «C. HWW «� •� ■«—— � 1 ■ W| � 1 •—• ‘- 1 M he thinks that's funny, wait 'til he sees the porcelain. Elliott Debbie Barry Marsha Jerry, Mary Lou, Kim Kerry Gerry Sue Bonnie Bruce Elyn Allen Jim, Sue, Matthew Sarah Ted et.al. Barbara Ricky Bill, Ruth Billy Bruce Ricki Art Anne Lynne Ray Ava Steve Betty Jay Mark Arlene Pam Dan Peter, Sara, Paul Danielle Harry, Ellen Jr. Amy Bill 22 8 George, Fran, Brandon, Bret, Brian Bradford Mike, Margaret, Kerry, Brandy Zero Linda Jerry Judi Mark Fran Jay Micki Bill Elliott Marcia Stan Jill Judy, Jeff Erica Jeanne Ed Jack Carol Joyce, Allen, Alan Lori Jane Ernie 229 Bruce, Becca Joshua Fred Linda Clark Pam Sandi Barry Max Marsha Rick Gayle Tony Susan Ron, Louise Danielle Nicole - ; f I our women want to be wives, wives mothers and mother says its time to have more than one. the pill is our friend and pregnancy a disaster second only to an F in diagnosis, to the real world we are men (women) working hard at a profession, in the purgatory of dental school we are just students, almost dentists, there's so much to be learned, so little time and no one to teach us. four years of college, three years of dental school have made us professional students, we are men and women treated as children by the older kids on the block, thank god for wives that work, federal grants, state loans, scholarships, food stamps and things that go bump in the night, to make enough money to support ourselves, our families; to be free of the computer and instructors who don't really give a damn, to be free, to stand alone, free from that forever state of pennylessness, free from that academic axe waved by department heads, to have the time and money for a woman (women), a wife, a child, to be a lover to a woman, a husband to your wife, a father to a child, god, you gotta want it so bad it hurts. M. Matkov D. Klein J. France R. Strub ). Forney ). Converse J. Crandell D.Marinak S.Cerato L. Seiden A. Sul er G. Udis A. Rocco R. Wahl A. Parrillo r A x Ci G. Jones M. Contorno VV. Maher r Benjamin S. Wallet D. Hogan J. Nesbit E. Marcus D. Mooney M. Waltz T. Snyder K. Loeffler R.Baker C. Jones C. Leidenroth 236 J. Goldstein G. Hirsch j. Helicher L. Witmer P. Haarmeyer D. Holly K. Tableman L. Vermillion IA v iA S. Moskowitz 237 S. Cramer S. Rainka M. LeDonne D. Russell B. Nussbaurn R.Kennedy R. Solomon L. Gormley 238 T. McDermott VV. Glecos G. Agurkis B.Frantz L. Hockstein J. Kriger W. Morris 1 R. Durkee D. King C. Fried 239 B. Gaston S. Black ). Carder P. Musto J. Radomile G. Derenzo H. Zelinski N. Schuman 240 |. Gershaw H. Horwitz P. Thompson W. Hook 8. Johnsin M. Hajatian A. Cutler D. Crozier C. Pardini, I. Radomile R. Follwciler 24] R. Webber M. Golka N. Moscow J. McLaughlin L. Shapiro R. Dana R. Milrad A. Freedman C. Ehrhart B. Johnsin R. Stauffer F. Lipniski S. Wallet M. Strobing ! J. Kippen E. Martin J. Davidson K. Geiger S. Alten J. Westbrook N. Moscow B. Leibowitz M. Bernstein J. Schultz F. Lipniski D. Heim P. Cohen L. Shaen D. Giftos L.van de Rydt C. Shecter C. Ehrhart J. Sabol P. Goldstein S. Alfano A. Gross L. Healy F. Gustave SOPHOMORES FRONT A. Klein, G. Kunken, I. Kraft. BACK:). Krinks, G. Hoffman, R. Gross, K. Krause. FRONT: J. Butasek, W. Burns. S. Cathers. BACK: G. Brousell, D. Cheek, J. Chiao, T. Caruso. FRONT. G. Rubin, N. Rosenblatt, E. Rubin. BACK: J. Royal, E. Rotty, A. Roper, J. Ruhl. 249 FRONT: L Marks, G. Moscowitz, D. Minnich. BACK: I McDermott, C. Moyer, J. Moriarty. 250 FRONT: F. Wigand, W. Walthour, R. Werner. BACK. R. White, I. Wertheimer, M. Wende. FRONT:). Perno, A. Porreca, J. Pagasky. BACK J. Okon, R. Nealon, J. Petrone, R. Ostrander. FRONT: R. Haggerty, G. Glick, R. Graff. BACK: B. Golumbic, N. Gordon. FRONT: A. DiEdwardo, M. Douma, A. Dimatteo. BACK: F. Dankanich, M. Diehl FRONT: L. Blake, J. Blancalo, W. Bclcastro. BACK: S. Bishop, E. Berk, S. Braverman. FRONT: A. Kuprionas, M. Renaldo, C Ricciardi. BACK: C. Potter, R. Posch, C. Robbins. FRONT: E. Jusczak, F. Guthrie, N. Kenney. BACK: F. Johnston, L. Kiselica, E. Jordan. FRONT P. Feltz, S. Finkelman, J. Dumanski. BACK H. Eudowe, M. Falkowitz. n ?£,ri A;SuSek' M Stein'1 Slender. BALK: D. Timms. W. Thomas, C. Tanner. FRESHMEN 7 -JC' %. ' Bti«Jfi FRONT:]. Gloria, G. Goff. BACK: E. Baurer, S. Kafit , F. Classman. FRONT: T. Hebda,). Fomano. BACK: D. Lareau, M. Lascher, D. Henschel. 260 FROiVr. 8. Kantor BACK R Keenan, M. Kane. R. Kelisek. 261 FRONT W. Roberts, J. Snively, j. Sidoti. BACK: M. Sorin, M. Marinchak, L. Mastrini, S. OHock, S. Kazmier ak, E. Pfund. FRONT:). Capista, W. Bodenschatz, J. Barry. BACK: A. Benjamin, L. Conway, J. Dickert, j. Denholtz. FRONT: M. O'Leary, F. London, J. Polizzo. BACK D. Doughty, J. Rinehimer, C. Pitt, G. Na ganuma, W. Nicklas, G. Kaye. FRONT R. Director, F. DiNola, L. Fisher, J. Corll. BACK: H. Eshbaugh, S. Fishman, V. DiLorenzo, G. Frattali, J. Foore, F. Churgai. FRONT R. Smith, P. Schwartz, S. Sobel. BACK: L. Lorch, D. Rising, R. Ligh, A. Pacenta, W. Mucklow. FRONT: T. Conway. BACK: D. Hershman, D. Frederick, D. Hamilton. FRONT H. Hellcrstein, A Rosenthal, S. Santucci. BACK: M. Perretta, L litman, J. Rosenbaum, | Stevens. FRONT: D. Rising, E. Mariani, S. Uram. BACK: W. Kring, S. Candio, T. McManus. FRONT A. Price, J. Brookreson, W. Maybruch. BACK: M. Mansueto, S. Meltz, A. Niedhart, ). Williams. FRONT: J. Allan, R. Au, S. Appel. BACK. R. Brightbill, R. Blitzer, M. Breit. D. Biffen, J. Albertine, E. Barbieri. FRONT W. Teen, J. Webb, A. Weber. BACK: C. White, H. Whitham, J. Takach. FRONT M. Mullen, J. Wiesner. BACK: C. Rubin, C. Sandiloi. 268 FRONT: M. Eisenbrock, K. Fishman, M. Fisher. BACK M. Gorman, S. Haggerty, R. Eidelson, T. Good, P. Bryan, P. Cipriani, N. Civillico. FRONT: J. Hill, M. Lewan, W. Hollingshead, C. Maurer. BACK R. Gregory, G. McDowell, G. Mathieu, A. Kossa, T. DeNiro. FRONT A. Prousi, L. Synder, R. Loew, K. Speicher. BACK: N. Robinson, J. Legato, L. LaKind, M. Knapp, S. Koryat. J. DENTAL HYGIENE 272 MISS ELIZABETH G. PITZ ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR Mrs. Ruth Foerstcr Mrs. Esther Marshman Miss Sara Henne Mrs. Mary White Mrs. Pearl Frantz Miss Barbara Hershey Secretaries Mrs. Bette Geiger Mrs. Mary Ann Mucklow Mrs. Kathleen Archacki 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 Chapter, 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 Capter is limited to 10% of the graduating class and are selected from a list composed of the upper 20r 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. ?7 Kathleen Keene 275 J. Adams D. Andrew C. Balbes E. Banes S. Baughman S. Bishop R.Bonanno R. Broiman P. Burk C. Carey K. Caulfield N. Conner S. DeAngelis R. DeMartino K. Deitch K. Delaney S. Delaney B. Deliz M. Echelmeier L. Furman J.GIecos S. Gorham S. Henry M. Hirschmann E. Hoppes J. Housenick C. Humphries I. Ipri C.Jajick P. Janulewitcz CLASS OF 74 276 P. Kamp J. Kauffman P. Kelly S. Laskin D.Luzecki N. Malles K. Markey S. Menkins J. Meransik A. Moore B. Newton V. Norton J. O'Brien M. O'Hara J. Pacala J. Pcolinsky M. Shope B. Shubin L. Smith N. Synder E. Soliwoda L. Spangler C. Stabley D. Van Bemmel K. Walcoff D. Weiksner J. Witmyer B. Wolfe I. Ziemecki 277 Nancy thinks she's great because she has a purple stripe! How does Miss Alden expect me to write lesson plans with a hangover like this? lanie loves to show off her pretty dress when she goes visiting! I sure wish I was big like Lindsey so I could wear her neet raincoat! This is Jackie after being ill for 6 days! We converted everybody this year! Miss Dental Hygiene 1973 and her court! The children were nestled all snug in their beds with dreams of Miss Henne held over their heads! No! Alan didn't give me that hickey! You expect me to study when George is coming in an hour! A movie contract me? I am too Meek! 280 Let me see how many cotton rolls can I pick up with one hand? K I _ It's a new technique to keep pre-schoolers in thechair! V Lindsey at her only sober moment i Excuse me while I change from a D.H. to a Ragedy Ann I One more book to read Miss Alden, and we'll jump! I'm so pretty! The exterminator came today and killed all our pet' cockroaches! I wish he didn't have to go and leave me with a wet towel! 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. J. F. Jelenko Co. 170 Petersville Road New Rochelle, N. Y. 10801 Pewmalt BJELENKO dental health products fort lauderdau � ■ DETROIT a good start . . . and you're more than halfway there START with STARLITE and STARFUTE In Practice — just as in Dental School — a good start goes a long way toward assuring success. You get the very best start when you select STARFLITE high-speed and low-speed Handpieces . .. STARFLITE Satellite Mobile Control Unit and Swing-Around Cuspidor . .. STARLITE Diamond Instruments ... MG Hand Instruments . .. and STARLITE Endodontic Instruments and Materials. You'll want them eventually; why not start with the best? Sold and Serviced by Reputable Dental Dealers Worldwide Made in U.S.A. by STAR DENTAL MFG. CO. INC. Conshohocken, Pa. 283 What are Climax ana Codesco doing together? They are offering the dental profession a new concept. Total dental service. Codesco has the strength and the scope to augment and expand the traditional dental services, laboratory and sup-ply. For example, Codesco has 11 laboratories with over 350 skilled technicians. Plus a technician and management training program that guarantees growth in this field. Codesco labs offer a complete range of prosthetic services. And computer techniques for scheduling and invoicing provide more efficient service to dental offices. Codesco has also developed an entirely new group of services. Office location and design. Practice location for new or relocated practices. Fin-nancing for major dental buyers. Management services. It’s all done with major capitalization. Computer technology. And 800 employees representing the largest pool of skilled dental personnel in the country. It all adds up to more available time for the dentist. Virtually all his non-professional duties are handled for him, giving him more productive hours at his chair. Climax Dental Supply Company Easton. Lancaster. Philadelphia Mt. Vernon, New York Falls Church. Virginia Richmond. Virginia [CODESCO CONSOLIDATED DENTAL SERVICES COMPANY Prepared by Lavidge Associates Inc. Job No. L-1670 284 Congratulations on achieveing 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 • FIXED CROWN AND BRIDGE • CERAMICS •PLASTIC •GOLD HERMAN AXELROD LABORATORIES, INC. 520 Medical Arts Building Philadelphia. Pa. 19102 28 Phone:LOcust 3-2492 Bioblend’ HELPS MAKE THE PRACTICE OF PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY SATISFYING. AND REWARDING. ITWIUIBIYITIEI The longer you practice, the more important this name will be. Dentsply International, York, Pennsylvania This complete upper denture opposes natural lower teeth The centrals are Bioblend Mould 62G. Blend 104. The laterals and cuspids are Mould 22E. Blend 102. Anterior-Bite Models Made Neatly and Quickly with the Columbia Anterior-Bite Model Former ... Ideal for making models for preextraction records for immediate or permanent dentures. • A special anterior impression tray takes impressions of both upper and lower together; no need for separate impressions. • Impression tray is then pressed into slot in the flexible rubber model former. With one pouring of plaster or stone a neat, sharply-outlined model of the anterior bite in one piece is easily produced. Neat, presentable models of the anterior bite are also advantageous in a before-and-after demonstration to the patient. Order today this anterior-bite model former with one tray — Cat. No. 903 — S8.50 Extra trays $1.75 each If you do not have our new Catalog No. 50, write for your copy today. COLUMBIA DENTOFORM CORPORATION The House of A Thousand Models and Many Other Practice Aids 49 EAST 21st STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10010 PO 3-2216 A. RAYMOND RAFF COMPANY CONTRACTORS BUILDERS 1631-37 THOMPSON STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19121 Let us help you plan LOCATION OFFICE FINANCING before you graduate! We cordially invite you to come in soon and talk about the office where you will start your practice. Our knowledge of the community enables us to help you choose the location best suited to your needs. We can help you with office planning and design service, and two finance plans —either time purchase or long term leasing. At Litton Dental you will always find proven and accepted dental supplies and equipment for your operatory. Call us now to discuss the office in your future. m LITTON DeNTAL PRODUCTS Litton Growth through Service' Harriiburg. Po. Thorofare. N.J. 550 Grovo Rd. 226 Chostnut St. Moil Addrost: P.O. 8ox 709, Woodbury. N.J. 08096 232-6631 Phono: (215) WA 3-9676 Pittsburgh 3941 California Av . 766 9000 PREMIER TRADEMARKS Means Quality Since 1913 1. “Premier — for all Products 2. “Premierlite — Operative Instruments 3. Flourident — Liquid or Gel — Acidulated Phosphate Fluoride 4. R-C Prep — a Chemo-Mechanical Preparation of the Root Canal 5. Durelon — the Adhesive Cement 6. Carbidized — Scalers — Excavators — Chisels 7. Hemodent — Hemostatic Solution — Gingival Retraction Cord 8. “Red Dot — Diamond Instruments 9. Scutan — For Temporary Crowns and Bridges 10. Ela — Carbide and Steel Burs 11. Striptite — Matrix Retainer 12. Cavit — Ready Mixed Cavity Seal 13. “Beutelrock — Plastic Handled Endodontic Instruments 14. Topicale — Topical Anesthetic 15. “Strip-Aids — Self Adhering Bands 16. “Stanide — Stannous Fluoride 17. “Retra-Rings — for Gingival Retraction 18. Wedges Wedge Positioner 19. Never-Clog — Delrin Amalgam Guns 20. “Temple Composite Instruments — For Placement of Composite Materials Ask Your Supplier for Premier Products PREMIER DENTAL PRODUCTS COMPANY Phila., Pa. 19107 • Efficient service and complete stock of merchandise, teeth, gold, and equipment. • Six factory trained engineers. • Service trucks stocked with genuine factory repair parts for all major brands of equipment. • Engineer checked installations. • Free period of adjustment and instruction. • Time and motion planned operatories. • Location counseling. • Finance counseling. • Ten professional representatives HEINSHEIMER DENTAL SUPPLIES. INC X) Wes: Coulter Scree: • Ph -.Meipn.a. DennayNarva 19144 . 1215) Vi 9-9000 From it brcmiunc iV purpotr ol Trmplr InnvtMt Ka� Vm In lumnh an adoration 10 dnmms .owns mrn and TV vHmun and dcdi atrd «o� k •4 ihr loom!n. Hnwll M Cdnwrll, alnnr loll In |V fiv.mlinc ami rally crmath of Trmplr I nivrrut. Wn a .mill croup mjur� t«l In. t.rlp in ircurmc an rdu afion Rimrtl H CorvarM rmharted on tlir purp-nrfol r.iurvr of work and i� uinVr that Wloltir tra univrr.il. tA Imta. Iln oonlt and fmlt through IV yrar. .rtvr .till a. curlrpml. uf Trmplr Vmttutt Many (i� W ol .tody lr� d In thr (Mtiimin and prrfrtiiitm of mr lounrry Trmplr l'lu miry ha. reavinliutrd in thru � tfh ilnlimlmr. and n.lK ihr rraliaJ-lion lh� l a iamvrr.il. grrat only a. iti gradual, arr rral TV ehligationy of a uni.rr.it. to it. Uudrnt. IV mmminuti and tV nation air many arvl Trmplr I'm.mil. Un.n «lwa � to lnlhII iVir r,l.ligyt.oni TV v rll trained rmtuimluxii iludmt ul Trmplr Vnt.mil m� . go Imlh tcrtfcden d !■.« a . . • m.-t llir rhallmgr. ol Kn rhoam carm Temple t'anmily rongratulatr. |V ofi and •nun ol thn graduating clan COMPLIMENTS OF J.K. FROZEN MEAT COMPANY 3485 Janney Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19134 PHILADELPHIA DENTURE CASTING SERVICE QUICK SERVICE RADIO DISPATCHED PICK UP DELIVERY CARS •COMPLETE DENTURE DEPT. •COMPLETE CROWN BRIDGE DEPT. •NOBILIUM PARTIAL CASTINGS •‘‘HYDRO-CAST DENTURE MATERIALS “OFFERING QUALITY SERVICE'' 4822 N. Broad Street GI. 7-3370 Professional Planning Services, Inc. 233 LANCASTER AVENUE • ARDMORE, PA. T9003 21S MI9-7633 Lamport • Marks Associates Estate Planning — Tax Shelters — Investments Life and Health Insurance STANLEY LADERMAN, C.L.U. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 73 from JOSEPH'S CAFE, INC. (A GREAT PLACE TO EAT) 3348 Germantown Ave. BA1-9520 Before you buy, look for superb design and craftsmanship. ZAMSKY STUDIOS 1007 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA 7, PA OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Negatives of portraits appearing in this annual are kept on file. Photographs may be ordered. JEFFERSON DENTAL SUPPLY CO. INC. SA 4-7450 AUTOMATED FOOD REFRESHMENT SERVICE' 1324 W. ALLEGHENY AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19132 T. GREENBERG (S uafeeiA 'JanJing Company, One. BA 9-9808 Service is Our Most Important Product And We Prove It! o LAYMAN’S CAMERA SHOP 3220 Germantown Ave. BA 5-6631 Everything Photographic CHESTNUT WATER ST. THE PUREX COMPLEX COLWYN-DARBY, PA. 19023 25 25 25 25 25 10 10 10 10 10 10 Temple Grill Cafeteria BROAD RISING SUN AVE. BA 6-6090 NJ O c SOLD TO_________________________________ Meal Ticket $5.50 For $5.00 SIGNED BY_______________________________ NOT REDEEMABLE 15 15 15 15 15 25 25 25 25 25 o o fo O o OFFICE FURNITURE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 from 7™ FLOOR CAMDEN SHOWROOM Delaware Ave and Federal St.. Camden. N.J. The Temple Dental Wives Society Compliments of PROVIDENT NATIONAL BANK 3314 Germantown Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19140 Serving Professional Uniforms and Professional Linen and Paper Towels to Dental Offices Also A Complete Line of Disposables KLINE’S ALLEGHENY DRUG CO. Coat, Apron and Towel Service Broad Street And Allegheny Avenue Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Phone BA 3-7180 4100 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia 24, Pa. 289-5300 JACK’S DELICATESSEN Compliments of Superba brand Lingerie 3240 North Broad Street Bottled Beer — Sandwiches Let Jack Cater Your Next Party PATRONS MR. MRS. JACQUES AMAR MR. MRS. JOSEPH KUPERSTEIN MR. MRS. E. JOSEPH BACINO DR. MRS. JULIUS A. KUTHY DR. MRS. STEPHEN J. BACINO JOHN G. LAZUR MR. MRS. PAUL BARATZ DR. MRS. JOHN W. LYNCH MRS. HELEN BENIMELI MR. MRS. P. M. McGILL THE BORUCHOW FAMILY MR. MRS. CHARLES McWADE MR. MRS. SAMUEL BRAID DR. MRS. GRAHAM E. MARTIN MR. MRS. ROBERT BREISCH, SR. DR. MRS. EDWARD J. MASER DR. MRS. EMMET F. CICCONE MR. MRS. JOHN MAYER DR. MRS. A. L. CORBMAN MR. MRS. ALBERT G. MOSER MR. MRS. STEPHEN B. DOE MR. MRS. PAUL O'BEDA MR. MRS. LOUIS DORNFELD MR. MRS. ANGELO J. OLIVETTI MR. MRS. JAMES W. ECK MR. MRS. ELWOOD PAYNE MR. MRS. JOSEPH EISENBERG GEORGE PIORKOWSKI MR. MRS. LEONARD J. ENGLERT MR. MRS. EDWARD J. PIORKOWSKI, SR. DR. MRS. D. M. FEIGLEY, SR. MR. MRS. GARLAND L. PURVIS MR. MRS. CHARLES G. GALLIVAN MR. MRS. JOHN ROMER MR. MRS. MAURICE GILBERT JOHN S. WANDA RYBINSKI MR. MRS. PHILIP GOLDFARB DR. MRS. ISADOR SCHUPACK MR. MRS. PETER GOTLIEB MR. MRS. CHARLES M. SEITZ, SR. MRS. REGINA GOTTLIEB MRS. WILLIAM A. SHANER MR. MRS. FRANK S. HAAS MR. MRS. WM. A. SHANER, JR. FAMILY GEORGE E. HAMMER MRS. WILLIAM A. SHANER, III DR. MRS. H. M. HIMELFARB MR. MRS. STANLEY STECIW DR. MRS. CHARLES L. HOFFMEIER BETTY DAVID STONE THE HOUSMAN FAMILY DR. MRS. WILLIAM M. STRUNK COLONEL MRS. ANDREW V. INGE JEFF R. TOMASOVIC MR. MRS. ISADORE KAUFMAN MRS. LEONARD WEGER MR. MRS. JOSEPH W. KELLY DR. MRS. MARTIN M. WEITZ REV. MRS. ROBERT H. KEMPES, SR. DR. MRS. LOUIS ZISLIS SIDNEY KING V ' • t A A;. V ,Uv;, ' 1 ■ l • , '■ ‘1