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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1975 volume:

ODONTOLOG '75 H TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Mental - allied health PHARMACY LIBRARY )304 N. BROAD SIRfLT Jk . PHUA, PA. 19140 Philadelphia Pennsylvania DR. ISADORE HALPERN We, the Class of 1975, dedicate this yearbook to the Masters of the Art and Science of Dentistry, who guided us through the first four years of our professional careers. It was these people who formed the vertebral column of our education: they may have chastised us then we were wrong, but they took the time needed to explain the Why's and Wherefore's of our mistakes so that we would understand and be less apt to repeat our errors. Sometimes we respected them for this; quite often we didn't. Hopefully, as we mature in our profession we will remember their worth. It is these people who epitomize the meaning of the word teacher. DR. FRANK WILLIAMS Department of Oral Radiology DR. BERNARD H.OLBRYS Department of Fixed Prosthetics DR. PETER E.COSTE Department of Fixed Prosthetics DR. JOHN DOMBROWSKY DR. KENNETH MILLER DR. NORMAN C. FREEMAN Department of Oral Medicine Department of Periodontics Department of Removable Prosthetics DR. |. STANLEY JORDAN DR. DAVID LITWACK DR. JOSEPH FALTERMAYER Department of Dental Materials Department of Periodontics Department of Removable Prosthetics DR. CHARLES SANTANGELO Department of Oral Anatomy DR. ARTHUR MILLER Department of Oral Pathology DR. MARION McCREA Department of Anatomic Sciences CHARLES L. HOWELL D.D.S., M.P.H. F.A.C.D. DEAN As of this writing, it is but a few weeks until you achieve your goal of receiving your Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree, a goal you have been working toward for at least eight years, some even longer. My congratulations to each of you. Although you have achieved this most worthy goal, your first professional degree, it is understandable that you believe you have reached the end, the ultimate. I must remind you of the three salient characteristics of a profession and your responsibility to our profession. They are, (1) education beyond the usual level; (2) service to the public; (3) privilege of self-government. During your four years as dental students, you have observed significant changes in the body of knowledge of dentistry and within society in general, all of which affect the delivery of dental care services. The year 2000 is not far away for you. Most of you will be fiftyish, which I offer should place you at the pinnacle of your professional career. But what will bo the practice of dentistry in the 2000? Dentistry will remain a performing profession. The basic skills will remain. The body of scientific knowledge will expand. Materials and instrumentation will obviously change. The greatest change will be in the general area of delivery of services. There will be more practices with the general practitioner rising in stature. There will be more third party prepaid programs. And there will be additional expanded function auxiliaries performing specific, well-defined functions for which they have received specific training. Your role, therefore, in the very near future will become one as director of the dental care team. This means you must retain your clinical competency, increase your knowledge of biomedical sciences, and increase your managerial knowledge and skills. Our curriculum has provided you a sound base for all of this. Courses in continuing education will provide the opportunities for continued intellectual growth. Requirements for relicensure may mandate participation in courses of continuing education. My best wishes to each of you. DALEF. ROECK D.D.S., F.A.C.D. F.I.C.D., F.A.G.D. ASSOCIATE DEAN 4 BETSEY A. ALDEN R.D.H., B.S., M.Ed. J DIRECTOR, DENTAL HYGIENE Sj It is with great pleasure that I write this message to you, the Class of 1975. Yet what do I say to you after working together with all of you for two years? What of your future? What magic formula is there to give? I know of none, nor do I have the right to prescribe a formula as it is our future and not just mine: it is the future of dental hygiene. Of only this I am sure: without a method for changing concepts and bringing them up to date, one is liable to be trapped by concepts which are more harmful that useful. This need for changing concepts will become more and more obvious as dental hygiene sciences change and the future of dental care delivery changes. Keep up with these changes by continuing your education and help build a future for our profession on the foundation we have given you. BARBARA K. KOMIVES R.D.H., M.S. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, DENTAL HYGIENE 4 5 Four years of books and testing, Four years of posts and cores, Four years of dental anatomy, And many other chores. And now at last it's over, I'm free to do my will. No Yes, sir, if you say, sir , To Costa, Moses, or Bill. I'll make my own decisions. Do treatment as I may. No Form 10's to have signed off, [Nojeachersjo delay. And yel as I prepare for What lies ahead of me, | I realize how much I've learned. And fiow much morejhe reseems to be cJouma 7 If you see a siudeni turn white, You know to go hide out of sight. For out on the Floor, The Hen's swooped once more, And sent that poor boy off in fright XI psi phi VICE PRESIDENT. FRESHMAN AND JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT. JUNIOR AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ART EDITOR. THE ODONTOLOG NEWMAN CLUB It's even self-limiting 30 CAifr DO A TK) HLW ON THAT IfcCTH HE CARIES GOES 6U0� tZSnn 6CVCW THE. two-ehwel. junction. so i think u 6 SHOULD COHSlOER A TEEHV WCf CALCULUS ON THE WKXUWAD FWEKT PfePEft emu BUT THOi APROfWVLAJdS BE qyTRNHDKATEO y « To Operative I wheeled my cart, A Class III foil.l would start. I flicked my light and watched in fear, To see whose face would now appear. Soon Dr. Bill came walking by, And only then I breathed a sigh. I cut the prep and plugged the gold, But not a single piece would hold. Soon panic struck, I hit my light, And watched as Bill ran out of sight. But finally he did return, 'Cause every students' light did burn. I asked him for a hint or two. Was there nothing I could do? He said there was; he knew a way, And then he turned and walked away. STANLEY JOSEPH LISOWSKI LaSalle College, Philadelphia, Pa. Xorman 8. Ksaig Honorary Society; I. xV. Broomell Honorary Society; Anatomical League. Stan was a genial good na-tured well liked fellow. His blond hair and rudely complexion were a familiar sight around school. Always willing and able to help a faltering student, Stan was well mannered and a good sport. Stan will always be remembered as one of our favorite classmates. Good luck, Stan. If Freshmen do iheir crowns in wax. And Sophomores too, we're told, Why is it then, When we're Upper Classmen , They must be done in gold? Dental Naval Officer “If a thirty-mile wind was blowing and you were extracting a tooth, what would you do?” Ensign Kaczmar I'd throw a dozen forceps out of the porthole. Dental Naval Officer Suppose a forty-mile wind was blowing? Ensign Kaczmar- I'd throw the second dozen of forceps out.” Dental Naval Officer— And if a fifty-mile gale was blowing? Ensign Kaczmar- I'd throw the third dozen of forceps out. Dental Naval Officer (irritated)- “Where the deuce would you get so many instruments?” Ensign Kaczmar— The same place you got all the wind. 13 Mitts Monari Quite contrary, How your bullshit does flow. With hands that are hairy, The mind of a canary, And the suaveness of Quasimoto! — third floor men's room graffiti. Operative Clinic, c.1925 (Courtesy,1925 Odontolog) Operative Clinic, c.1940 (Courtesy,1940 Odontolog) Temple University School of Dentistry, Button-wood Street, 1948. (Courtesy,1949 Odontolog) Park Avenue, North, 1975. Typical Student Instrument Cabinet, c. log) Temple University School of Dentistry, Broad and Allegheny, Grand Opening. (Courtesy,1949 Odontolog) Lecture Room A under construction. Summer, 1973. Student Mailboxes, Broad Street entrance. ttMW I CLASS OF 1975 r rtL Or dental HYGIENE ELAINE IRENE ADAMAN, R.D.H. Springfield, Pennsylvania Class Treasurer Junior American Dental Hygienists' Association Fund Raising Way and Means Committee Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program Hobbies: Clubbing I 1 TERRI J.BABITT, R.D.H. Cherry Hill, New Jersey 18 JOAN ELAINE BARTLEY, R.D.H. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Alpha Omega Little Sisters Hobbies: sewing, listening to music, camping. , f 0 H JOANNE MARION BOGNET, R.D.H. Hazleton, Pennsylvania Alpha Omega Little Sisters Junior American Dental Hygienists' Association American Society of Preventive Dentistry Odontolog 75 Hobbies: swimming, ice skating. 19 BETSY ANN CARTER, R.D.H. Selbyville, Delaware Alpha Omega Little Sister Hobbies: piano, sewing, swimming. Cgl’ Sa, e.v k. NANCY ANN CHURMA, R.D.H. North Braddock, Pennsylvania Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program Hobbies: bowling, ice skating. OH. 20 DONNA MARILYN CLARK, R.D.H. Factoryville, Pennsylvania Secretary of Dental Hygiene Class Hobbies: sewing, crocheting. KATHLEEN CLAIRE COOK, R.D.H. Havertown, Pennsylvania Laison Committee Co-Chairman Ways and Means Committee Fund Raising Committee 21 NANCY KAY COOPER, R.D.H. Salisbury, Maryland Alpha Omega Little Sisters Hobbies: Guitar Sailing D.H. DIANE MARIE CURLEY, R.D.H. Toms River, New Jersey Junior American Dental Hygienist Association 'f?. ft H. 22 BARBARA DRIPPS, R.D.H. Carlisle, Pennsylvania President of Dental Hygiene Class 74 75 tuUihJUCJL OtlfLjU.' %7) CHARLOTTE JEANNE EGGERS, R.D.H. Rose Valley, Pennsylvania Class Secretary 74 Hobbies: Piano, Swimming, Sailing, Water Skiing. (|t RO H 23 CYNTHIA ANN FRANCO, R.D.H. Reading, Pennsylvania Class Vice President, 1974-75 •if RAE ANN GORDNER, R.D.H. Muncy, Pennsylvania Junior American Dental Hygienist Association — President Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program (Treasurer) Hobbies: Swimming, Cooking. 24 BARBARA DIANE GRANITE, R.D.H. Lower Merion, Pennsylvania Alpha Omega Little Sister Hobbies: Skiing, Polynesian Dancing. £cih.imk6U x9. 'JJfrCL'tdj TINA HAMME, R.D.H. New Cumberland, Pennsylvania Co-editor of ODONTOLOG, 1975 Alpha Omega Little Sister Junior American Dental Hygienist Association — Table Clinic Hobbies: Paddleball, Horseback Riding. 25 SHARON LEIGH HARVEY, R.D.H. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania junior American Dental Hygienist Association — Table Clinic Hobbies: Sew, Ski, Cook, Crochet, Water Ski. CAROLE HEFFLER, R.D.H. Melrose Park, Pennsylvania Junior American Dental Hygienist Association — Social Service Hobbies: Cook, Sew, Read, Plants. 26 MARYLOUISE HOWATT, R.D.H. STEPHANIE ANN LINE, R.D.H. Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania Junior American Dental Hygienist Association Odontolog 75 Upper Broad Street Marching and Chowder Society Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program Hobbies: Sew, Read, Swim, Jogging. 27 MARJORIE ANN MC COMMON, R.D.H. Lancaster, Pennsylvania Junior American Hygienist Association — Treasurer 73-74 7n'! XA Ct ?? O 7i CONSTANCE R. MC CULLOUGH, R.D.H. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 28 COLLEEN MARIE MC DONNELL, R.D.H. Cheltenham, Pennsylvania ANNE MCGINN DESTAFNEY, R.D.H. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Husband — John Destafney. 29 PATRICIA MARRONGELLI, R.D.H. Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Hobbies: Sewing, Painting, Volleyball. JANET MORLEY, R.D.H. Bronx, New York Junior American Dental Hygienist Association C isJL vf. 30 NANCY MEYERS, R.D.H. Carlise, Pennsylvania Alpha Omega Little Sister Junior American Dental Hygienist Association CELESTE NEUHARD, R.D.H. Levittown, Pennsylvania Junior American Dental Hygienist Association Hobbies: Camping, Sewing. 31 BARBARA ANN NICHOLS, R.D.H. Lancaster, Pennsylvania Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program GERALYN O'DONNELL, R.D.H. Broomall, Pennsylvania Junior American Dental Hygienist's Association — Ways and Means Committee; Liason Committee, Chairman. Hobbies: Skiing, Bicycling, Fishing, Art, Baseball, Part-time waitress. dr'-O rMjUifyffl 32 WENDY OSHINSKY, R.D.H. Chevy Chase, Maryland Junior American Dental Hygienist's Association Alpha Omega Little Sisters American Society of Preventive Dentistry Hobbies: skiing, tennis. TERESA PELLY, R.D.H. Shenandoah, Pennsylvania Junior American Dental Hygienist's Association Class Vice President 73 74 Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program American Society of Preventive Dentistry 4 33 LESLIE ANN ROTHLANDER, R.D.H. Pennsauken, New Jersey Hobbies: Sewing, Needlepoint. e ti LESLIE ANN SMALLEY, R.D.H. Chester, New Jersey Junior American Dental Hygiene Association — Table Clinic 1 C7 0- C- Oh. 34 CAROL MARIE SMITH, R.D.H. Norristown, Pennsylvania Odontolog 75 Junior American Dental Hygienist Association Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program DEBORAH ANN SNYDER, R.D.H. Warminster, Pennsylvania Junior American Dental Hygienist Association — Vice President, 73-74 Odontolog 75 Upper Broad Street Marching and Chowder Society f 0 ( . 35 JOAN ELIZABETH STOCK, R.D.H. New Oxford, Pennsylvania Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program ?'J' pcJL x? o. yp BETH ANN STOLAR, R.D.H. Springfield, Pennsylvania Vice-President of Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program Upper Broad St. Marching and Chowder Society Junior American Dental Hygienist Association Odontolog, 1975 JOojL ' ti 36 PATRICIA ANN TAMMARO, R.D.H. JANET TAYLOR BYERS, R.D.H. Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania Hobbies: Her Husband Ivan. 1 37 DEBORAH VELTRI, R.D.H. Throop, Pennsylvania Alpha Omega Little Sister Junior American Dental Hygienist Association BARBARA ANN VERDELLI, R.D.H. Hummelstown, Pennsylvania Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program Junior American Dental Hygienist Association, Corresponding Secretary Odontology, 1975 Upper Broad St. Marching and Chowder Society Hobbies: Dancing, Playing the Organ, Jones Hall Joggers, Paddle Ball. 36 SumJImmu (1- UjM idJL) T . H. DEBRA ANN WAGNER, R.D.H. York, Pennsylvania Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program Co-chairman of Table Clinic Committee Junior American Dental Hygienist Association Hobbies: Sewing. DOROTHY ANNE WALSH, R.D.H. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program Secretary of Junior American Dental Hygienist Association ODONTOLOG, 1975 Hobbies: Tennis, Reading, Dancing, Sewing. 39 KEYNA WATTS, R.D.H. Newtown, Pennsylvania Alpha Omega Little Sister . I O oJXE' v tA ROBERTA RAE WERTZ, R.D.H. Newport, Pennsylvania President of Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program 40 MARIE CLARE WHITCAVAGE, R.D.H. North Hills, Pennsylvania Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program Odontolog, 1975 Upper Broad St. Marching and Chowder Society Hobbies: Camping, Jewelry making, Art, Basketball. C ? X.A.W. CINDY ZVONCHECK, R.D.H. Reading, Pennsylvania Xi Psi Phi Little Sister Program 41 WILLIAM M. BELCASTRO, D.D.S. Old Forge, Pennsylvania University of Scranton American Student Dental Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Intramural Football, Pinball, Basketball, Softball. ) OS EDWIN J. BERK, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College American Student Dental Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity 44 STEVEN G. BISHOP, D.D.S. Norristown, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Representative, 1974,1975. American Society of Dentistry for Children Gold Foil Study Club Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Football LARRY DAVID BLAKE, D.D.S. Erie, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh, B.S. American Student Dental Association Gold Foil Study Club Psi Omega, Social Chairman 1975 Intradental Softball, Football. cSj J A.d A.ds 45 GARY MARK BROUSELL, D.D.S. Freehold, New Jersey Franklin and Marshall College, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society for Preventive Dentistry Oral Surgery Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society Alpha Omega Fraternity WILLIAM D. BURNS, D.D.S. Salt Lake City, Utah University of Utah, B.S. American Student Dental Association Gold Foil Study Club Oral Surgery Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society Stomatognathic Honor Society Vice President Secretary, 1974 President, 1975 Student Clinician, JADA Day 46 JOSEPH JOHN BUTASEK, D.D.S. Ashley, Pennsylvania King's College, B.S. American Student Dental Association THOMAS A. CARUSO, D.D.S. Wethersfield, Connecticut University of Connecticut, B.A. American Student Dental Association Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Stomatognathic Honor Society Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, Basketball, Baseball 47 S. JAMES CATHERS, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.A. American Student Dental Association. i DALMER DOIL CHEEK, JR., D.D.S. Honolulu, Hawaii University of Oregon, B.S. American Student Dental Association United States Army Reserve Psi Omega Fraternity. ! - c LxJl pyjj- 48 JOHN CHIAO, D.D.S. San Francisco, California University of California at Berkeley, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Odontolog, 1975 Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. ROBERT W. CHRISTIAN, D.D.S. Williamsport, Pennsylvania Bucknell University, B S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Preventive Dentistry Alpha Omega Fraternity. 49 STEPHEN K. COHEN, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society St. George Oral Cancer Society Paradise on my right, Hell on my left, and the Angel of Death behind. WILLIAM K. COLLINS, JR., D.D.S. Washington, D.C. Howard University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Student National Dental Association American Society for Preventive Dentistry Saint George Oral Cancer Society Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity ms so ANTHONY L. COOK, JR., D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.A. American Student Dental Association Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Psi Omega Fraternity FRANK M. DANKANICH, JR., D.D.S. Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Juniata College, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children United States Navy Reserve Xi Psi Phi Fraternity if one advances confidently in the directions of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Henry David Thoreau 51 MARILYN LOUISE DETATO. D.D.S. West Pittston, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Slate University, 8.5. American Student Dental Association AMEDEO DiEDWARDO, JR., D.D.S. Easton, Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College American Student Dental Association 52 ALPHONSE HOULE, D.D.S. West Springfield, Massachusetts University of Vermont, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Saint George Oral Cancer Society 2? PS. ANTHONY G. DiMATTEO, D.D.S. Sturbridge, Massachusetts Iowa Wesleyan College, B.S. American Student Dental Association Periodontal Honor Society Psi Omega Fraternity 53 STOSH WAYNE DOMBROSKI, D.D.S. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania University of Scranton, B.S. American Student Dental Association Odontolog, 1975, Staff Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, Basketball, Baseball, Pinball. MARSHA SILVERMAN DOUMA, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.A. American Student Dental Association Oral Pediatrics Honor Society. 54 JOHN ECHTERNACH, D.D.S. Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Delaware Valley College, B.S. American Student Dental Association. JOHN E. ECKERT, JR., D.D.S. Aldan, Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Surgery Honor Society Stomatognathic Honor Society Student Council, Budget and Steering Committees. Class President, 1972,1973,1974,1975. Psi Omega Fraternity, President, 1975. Intradental Football, Softball. I 0 JD.D s. 55 WALTER J. EICHNER, D.D.S. New York, New York Saint John's University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Freshman Class Treasurer Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Intradental Softball ) S S' MICHAEL EILENBERG, D.D.S. Los Angeles, California University of Southern California, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Alpha Omega Fraternity. f(0 0-5 56 HERBERT EDWARD ELIAS, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society for Preventive Dentistry Oral Surgery Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society-Saint George Oral Cancer Society Alpha Omega Fraternity. ROBERT ARNOLD ENGLER, D.D.S. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Lynchburg College, B.S. American Student Dental Association United States Naval Reserve Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. 57 JEREB. ESHELMAN, D.D.S. Lititz, Pennsylvania Juniata College, B.S. American Student Dental Association Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity. HARRY M. EUDOWE, D.D.S. New Haven, Connecticut University of Connecticut, B.S., RPh American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Odontolog, 1975, Staff. DdJ. S8 MARK STEPHEN FALKOWITZ, D.D.S. North Bellmore, New York Brandeis University, A.B. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Surgery Honor Society Alpha Omega Fraternity. PAUL W. FELTZ, D.D.S,. Wilmington, Delaware University of Delaware, B.Ch.E. Ohio University, M.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Wayne Dental Supply, President. PeuJltJ- % c 59 ARTHUR P. FIELDS, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.S. American Student Dental Association, Representative, 1972 American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Periodontics Honor Society Alpha Omega Fraternity. STEPHEN J. FINKELMAN, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society United States Naval Reserve Odontolog, 1975, Humor. Alpha Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, Baseball. 60 FREDERICK FISCHER, III, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, 8.A. American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society Class Treasurer, 1973,1974,1975. Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, Softball DPS WILLIAM FREDERICK FISHER, D.D.S. Castro Valley, California California State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Surgery Honor Society Stomatognathic Society Psi Omega Fraternity, Vice President, 1974,1975 Social Chairman, 1975 Rush Chairman, 1974 Chaplain, 1972,1973,1974,1975 Intradental Football Cjd Q S'? 3 61 ROBERT ALAN FORRY, D.D.S. Reading, Pennsylvania Albright College, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Preventive Dentistry United States Army Reserve Op.r DAVID GEORGE FOX, D.D.S. Springfield, Pennsylvania Villanova University, A.B. American Student Dental Assocation Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Vice President, 1975 Senior Class Vice President 62 ROBERT A. GLECOS, D.D.S. Erie, Pennsylvania Cannon College, B.S. American Student Dental Society Oral Pediatrics Honor Society President, 1975 Psi Omega Fraternity DAVID B. GLENN, D.D.S. Delta, Pennsylvania Gettysburg College, B.A. American Student Dental Association 63 GARY B.GLICK, D.D.S. VVesf Orange, New Jersey Fairleigh Dickinson University, 8.5. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Student Council, 1972 Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. BURTON PAUL GOLUMBIC, D.D.S. Erie, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, 8.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children. 64 NEAL LEE GORDON, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, A.B. American Student Dental Association United States Army Reserve Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity. X. DOS. RICHARD GRAFF, JR., D.D.S. Lancaster, Pennsylvania Grove City College, B.S. American Student Dental Association. 65 . 1 PS. ROBERT H. GROSS, D.D.S. Camden, New lersey Rutgers University, B.A. American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society FRANK BARRETT GUTHRIE, D.D.S. San Rafeal, California University of California at Berkeley, B.A. American Student Dental Association United States Navy Reserve 66 RAYMOND CARPENTER HAGGERTY III, D.D.S. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Amherst College, A.B. Boston University, M.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Chemical Society Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Saint George Oral Cancer Society Odontolog 1975 “Chance favors the prepared mind. — Pasteur GERALD ALAN HOFFMAN, D.D.S. Plainfield, New Jersey Bucknell University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Student Note Service, 1973 Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity Intradental Football, Basketball, Softball 67 FRANKLIN A. JOHNSTON, D.D.S. Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Geneva College, B.Sc. Pittsburgh Theological Seminary American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society for Preventive Dentistry Periodontal Honor Society United States Navy Reserve Odontolog, 1975, Staff. there is no need to run outside for better seeing nor to peer from a window, rather abide at the center of your being; for the more you leave it, the less you learn, search your heart and see if he is wise who takes each turn, the way to do is to be. VS EDWARD RAY JORDAN, D.D.S. Houston, Texas Texas Southern University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Student National Dental Association. American Society for Preventive Dentistry Saint George Oral Cancer Society d.d.s. 68 EDWIN JOHN JUSCZAK, D.D.S. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania St. Josephs College, B.S. American Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, Basketball. COS NICHOLAS L. KENNEY, D.D.S. Cheltenham, Pennsylvania Sf. Josephs College, B.S. American Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, Basketball, Softball. 69 LAWRENCE D. KISELICA, D.D.S. Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania Grove City College, B.S. American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society United States Navy Reserve Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity (President, 1974). Intradental Football. IRVING A. KRAFT, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Alpha Omega Fraternity (Vice President, 1975). 70 KERRY JACK KRAUSE, D.D.S. Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society United States Navy Reserve Psi Omega Fraternity. JOHN GREGORY KRINKS, D.D.S. Sharpsville, Pennsylvania University of Pittsfxjrgh American Student Dental Association United States Navy Reserve Psi Omega Fraternity. I 71 GILBERT KUNKEN, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society of Preventive Dentistry Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Odontolog, 1975, Staff Alpha Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, softball, volleyball. ANTHONY D. KUPRIONAS, D.D.S. Nanticoke, Pennsylvania King's College, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society of Preventive Dentistry Gold Foil Study Club, President Oral Pediatrics Honor Society, Treasurer Saint George Oral Cancer Society Psi Omega Fraternity, House Manager. 72 PAUL LAFKOWITZ, D.D.S. Union, New Jersey Northeastern University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Intradental Football TIMOTHY J. LANG, D.D.S. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Moravian College, B.S. American Student Dental Association. 0 T C j ?J S 73 WAYNE MICHAEL LINGUITI, D.D.S. Ph iladelphia. Pennsylvania LaSalle College, B.A. American Student Dental Association All Dental Dance Committee, 1974 Xi Psi Phi Fraternity, Social Committee Intradental Football HEISTER HOWARD LINN, JR., D.D.S. Elyshurg, Pennsylvania Susquehanna University, B.A. American Student Dental Association Periodontal Honor Society Stomatognathic Honor Society Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Intradental Football 74 ALDAN JOSEPH LORI, D.D.S. Pittston, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Odontolog Staff, Photographic Editor, 1975 To My Wife, My Parents, and My Friends: THERE ARE THREE THINGS THAT REMAIN — FAITH, HOPE, AND LOVE — AND THE GREATEST OF THESE IS LOVE. I Corinthians 13 P D.s. LAWRENCE B. MARKS, D.D.S. Providence, Rhode Island Providence College, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society of Preventive Dentistry Oral Surgery Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society Saint George Oral Cancer Society United States Air Force Reserve, Health Professions Scholarship Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity Intradental Football 8. 7TWA DOS 75 JOHN RUSSELL MC DERMOTT, D.D.S. Glassboro, New Jersey University of Delaware, B.S. American Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity 777c OS DANIEL W. MINNICH, D.D.S. Hegins, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Odontolog Staff, 1975 Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Softball 76 JAMES MICHAEL MORIARTY, D.D.S. Vineland, New Jersey Drexel University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society Saint George Oral Cancer Society United States Naval Reserve Scholarship Odontolog, 1975 Temple Dental Review, 1974,1975 Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Baseball GARY L. MOSCOWITZ, D.D.S. Cornwells Heights, Pennsylvania State University of New York at Albany, B.S. American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society, Sec-Treas. 1975 Periodontal Honor Society Saint George Oral Cancer Society Stomatognathic Honor Society United State Air Force Reserve Scholarship National Institute of Dental Health, Public Health Grant, 1972 Temple Dental Review, 1974,1975 Odontolog, 1975 Faculty-Student Curriculum Committee Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity fa yjo 77 CHARLES WILLIAM MOYER, D.D.S. Perkasie, Pennsylvania Eastern Mennonite College, B.S. Columbia University, M.S. American Student Dental Association National Institute of Dental Research Fellowship Summer, 1972 Research and Traineeship Grant, District 8,1973 Regestered Dental Hygeinist, 1974. ROBERT LEO NEALON, D.D.S. Scranton, Pennsylvania University of Scranton, B.S. American Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, Basketball, Baseball e.Bs 78 JOEL OKON,D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association United States Army Reserve Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity. Qk r od.s ROBERT RICHARD OSTRANDER, D.D.S. Torresdale Manor Andalusia, Pennsylvania Drexel University Temple University American Student Dental Association International Association of Dental Students American Public Health Association American Society for Preventive Dentistry Periodontal Honor Society St. George Oral Cancer Society Odontolog, Photography, 1973,1974. Co-Editor- In-Chief, 1975. Temple Dental Review Business Manager, 1974,1975. The Splint, Editor, 1975 Universal Lodge 216, Free and Accepted Masons. 79 JOHN W. PAGASKY, D.D.S. Burgetlstown, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association JOSEPH L. PERNO, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Public Health Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity 80 JOHN A. PETRONE, D.D.S. Trenton, New Jersey Rutgers University, B.A. American Student Dental Association Temple Dental Review, Photography, 1974,1975 Odontolog, Photography, 1975 ALBERT LEOPOLD PORRECA, JR., D.D.S. Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania St. Vincent College, B.S. American Student Dental Association Gold Foil Study Club Oral Surgery Honor Society United States Naval Reserve Psi Omega Fraternity A P fid? 5. 81 CHARLES ALLEN POTTER, D.D.S. Weatherly, Pennsylvania Juniata College, B.S. American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society Stomatognathic Honor Society Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Intradental Basketball. MICHAEL ANTHONY RENALDO, D.D.S. Bangor, Pennsylvania Saint Joseph's College, B.S. American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. 82 CHARLES JAMES RICCIARDI, D.D.S. Delran, New jersey University of Arizona, B.S. American Student Dental Association United States Naval Reserve. CHARLES M. ROBBINS, D.D.S. Palm Beach, Florida Ohio State University, B.S. Rollins College, M.B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Saint George Oral Cancer Society Student Council Representative, 1973,1974,1975. Student Council President, 1975. Pennsylvania Dental Association, Student Representative, 1974. Health Sciences Committe, Student Representative, 1974. Instrument Selection Committee, 1974. Odontolog, Co-Business Manager, 1975. Psi Omega Fraternity 83 NEIL A. ROSENBLATT, D.D.S. fast Meadow, Long Island, New York State University of New York at Albany, B.S. American Student Dental Association Sigma Epsilon Della Fraternity Intradental Softball. ,lX_ ■ EDMUND JOSEPH ROTTY, D.D.S. Danbury, Connecticut University of Connecticut, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children. 84 JOHN E. ROYAL, D.D.S. Ellsworth, Maine University of Maine American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society Psi Omega Fraternity. ELI J. RUBIN, D.D.S. New Bedford, Massachusetts University of Maryland, B.S. University of North Carolina, M.S.P.H. American Student Dental Association Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity. 85 GLENN G. RUBIN, D.D.S. Miami Beach, Florida University of Florida, Associate of Arts Temple University, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society Saint George Oral Cancer Society American Society of Preventive Dentistry Alpha Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, Softball, Pinball. JOHN WILLIAM RUHL, D.D.S. Lewishurg, Pennsylvania Susquehanna University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Softball. 86 AUGUSTUS S. RUSSO, D.D.S. Norristown, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh, B.S. American Student Dental Association Gold Foil Study Club Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, Basketball. THOMAS J. RUTT, D.D.S. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania King's College, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Football. 8' MARK SANDLER, D.D.S Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, A.B. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Instrument Committee, 1974 Alpha Omega Fraternity. S. VALENCE SAURI,D.D.S. Birmingham, England State University of New York at Stony Brook, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatric Honor Society Odontolog, Co-Business Manager, 1975 Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. S. jcJju ce -S 88 ROBERT EDWARD SCHEIBER, Jr., D.D.S. Naugatuck, Connecticut Fairfield University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Saint George Oral Cancer Society Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. 0.0S RICHARD HENRY SCHIETRUMPF, D.D.S. Mahoney City, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society of Preventive Dentistry Saint George Oral Cancer Society Dental Dance Committee, 1974 Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Intradental Football. 89 O. 0. S. MARK S. SCHIFFMAN, D.D.S University Heights, Oh o Northwestern University, B.A. American Student Dental Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. PAUL EDWARD SCHMID, D.D.S. Roslyn, Pennsylvania LaSalle College, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Odontolog Staff, 1975 Xi Psi Phi Fraternity United States Naval Reserve. C) -J'. 90 GREGORY J. SCHOENEWEIS, D.D.S. Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Geneva College, B.5. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. C, CARL WALTER SCHULTER, D.D.S. Allentown, Pennsylvania University of Tennessee, B.S. Ph. American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society, Co-Vice-President, 1975. Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. Us. Oos. 91 ERICZANESHAPIRA, D.D.S. Sherman Oaks, California Bethany College, B.5. University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, M.S. University of Southern California, School of Pharmacy, M.S. American Student Dental Association International Association of Dental Students American Society of Dentistry for Children American Public Health Association American Society of Preventive Dentistry Gold Foil Study Club Oral Surgery Honor Society, President, 1975 Periodontal Honor Society Stomatognathic Honor Society, Secretary- Treasurer, 1975. St. George Oral Cancer Society Odontolog, 1975, Art Editor Temple Dental Review, 1974, Staff; 1975, Assistant Editor Dental Student Magazine, Temple Editor Student Clinician, 1972,1973,1974 International Exchange Student, Summer, 1974 National Institute of Dental Research Grants, 1972,1973. Sigma Epsilon Delta Fraternity. Great minds have purposes, others have wishes. — Washington Irving MARK KEN SHIMODA, D.D.S. Waipahu, Hawaii Haver ford College, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Saint George Oral Cancer Society Scheduling Committee, 1975, Secretary-Treasurer, 1975, Committee of Professionalism, 1974. Temple Dental Review, Assistant Editor 1973, Editor 1974-1975. Xi Psi Phi Fraternity, Secretary-Editor 1974-1975. 92 GARY M. SIGAFOOS, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Periodontal Honor Society Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. JOHN D.SLUSSER, D.D.S. Freeland, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity, President 1975. 93 WILLIAM L. SMITH, JR., D.D.S. Lake Waynewood, Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society of Preventive Dentistry Alpha Omega Fraternity, Secretary, 1973 Intradental Football, Softball, Pinball. “Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow! JAMES B. SOFFER, D.D.S. Cherry Hill, New lersey Rutgers University, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society of Preventive Dentistry Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Periodontics Honor Society, Vice-President, 1975. Odontolog Staff, 1975 Alpha Omega Fraternity, Editor Intradental Volley Ball. X 5. 94 LAURENCE EDWARD SPANG, D.D.S. Cherry Hill, New Jersey Pennsylvania Military College, 8.5. American Student Dental Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity “please let's make it all good for the present and better for the future let's just love one another let's show peace for each other we can make it happen it's up to me it's up to you so let's do it now. Chicago A NATHANIEL RAYMOND STALLER, D.D.S. Havertown, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children American Society of Preventive Dentistry American Public Health Association Saint George Oral Cancer Society, President, 1975 Alpha Omega Fraternity Odontolog Staff, 1974 All-Dental Dance Committee, Co-Chairman, 1975 “Being in dental school is like being in an elevator, which is in free-fall. A J 0 S 95 cB- kS 'T) MARC D. STEIN, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society, President, 1975 Alpha Omega Fraternity Intradental Football, Softball, Volleyball MS. LAWRENCE ROBERT STENDER, D.D.S. Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Periodontal Honor Society, Treasurer, 1974 United States Air Force Reserve Alpha Omega Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Society % ALBINF.SUSEK, D.D.S. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania King's College, B.S. American Student Dental Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Intradental Softball CLELEN C. TANNER, D.D.S. Hayward, California California State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity MARK CHARLES DIEHL, D.D.S. Upper Darby, Pennsylvania Kutztown State College, B.S. Muhlenberg College American Student Dental Association Saint George Oral Cancer Society United States Navy Reserve Psi Omega Fraternity, Secretary, 1974,1975; Editor, 1974,1975. 97 WAYNE H. THOMAS, D.D.S. Bristol, Pennsylvania The Citadel, B.5. American Student Dental Association. . )£Lf% DANIEL G. TIMMS, JR., D.D.S. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Bloomsbury State College, B.S. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Cold Foil Study Club Periodontal Honor Society Stomatognathic Honor Society Temple Dental Review Psi Omega Fraternity. 98 JAMES U. TODD, JR., D.D.S. Lebanon, Pennsylvania Ursinus College, B.S. American Student Dental Association. 7 V GRATIO TSANG, D.D.S. Hong Kong Eastern College, A.B. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Student Council (Vice President, 1972) Psi Omega Fraternity. -£JD. JT KENNETH J.VERMILLION, D.D.S. Summit Hill, Pennsylvania Susquehanna University, B.A. American Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity. LOUIS FRANCIS VIDA, D.D.S. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh, B.S. American Student Dental Association Psi Omega Fraternity. ■ - 'S' 2)5 100 WILLIAM JAMES VINCENT, D.D.S. Royersford, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. American Student Dental Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity. u ?t S. WILLIAM E. WALTHOUR, D.D.S. Crcensburg, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh, B.S. American Student Dental Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Intradental Football, Basketball, Softball. 101 MARKWENDE, D.D.S. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania King's College, B.S. American Student Dental Association Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Intradental Football, Basketball, Softball. LEON A. WERTHEIMER, D.D.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Yeshiva Universily,B.A. American Student Dental Association Class Vice President, 1973,1974. Sigma Epsilon Delta, President, 1974. 102 BRIAN C. WHITE, D.D.S. State College, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.A. American Student Dental Association American Society of Dentistry for Children Xi Psi Phi Fraternity Oral Surgery Honor Society U4iiD.O.? ROGER L. WIENER, D.D.S. Kearny, New Jersey Fairleigh Dickinson University, B.A. American Student Dental Association. Alpha Omega Fraternity D. V. £ 103 FREDERICK J. WIGAND, D.D.S. 0. Pi. Portsmouth, Rhode Island University of Notre Dame, B.A. American Student Dental Association Oral Surgery Honor Society Stomatognathic Honor Society Committee on Professionalism Xi Psi Phi Fraternity ROBERT P. WILLIAMS, D.D.S. A certain senior was attempting to clean out a large distal area of a lower third molar. There was no rubber dam used. The student had his fingers firmly wrapped around the tonsilar fauces and his miror cast a reflection of the large colon. While he was working the pitiful patient was slowly choking to death. She gagged, gasped and groaned. Finally the patient could control herself no longer as anti-peristalsis was reaching its final stage. With her face flushed and beads of sweat strung across her forehead she lunged forward over the basin and vomited. At first the student was bewildered, then he regained his composure and remarked: Gee, all that decay in that tooth! 104 STEPHEN W. WINKLEMAN, D.D.S. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania University of Oregon, B.S. American Student Dental Association Stomatognathic Honor Society Xi Psi Phi Fraternity STEVEN MICHAEL WISENER, D.D.S. Fresno, California California State University at Fresno, B.A. American Student Dental Association United States Navy Reserve Xi Psi Phi Fraternity 105 CARL KEITH WYCKOFF, III, D.D.S. Westville, New jersey Glassboro State College, B.A. University of Delaware, M.Ed. American Student Dental Association Gold Foil Study Club Oral Surgery Honor Society Stomatognathic Honor Society United States Army Reserve Professionalism Committee Psi Omega Fraternity Intradental Softball. CHARLES M. ZATZKIN, D.D.S. Roslyn, New York Temple University, B.A. American Student Dental Association Oral Pediatrics Honor Society Oral Surgery Honor Society Stomatognathic Honor Society. J JL 106 FACULTY AND STAFF ADMINISTRATION STAFF Mr. Edward Sullivan Assistant to the Dean for Student Affairs Mr. Arthur Young Assistant to the Dean for Administration Mr. Joseph Nahas Administrative Assistant Mrs. Margaret Dous Assistant Administrator 108 Miss K. Marzer Mrs. D. Heil Miss B. Gross Mrs. M. Biggans (Hiding) Mrs. S. Teal Miss T. Marlin Mrs. E. McLaughlin I could use one of those white coats too; to hide this old suit. 109 ADVANCED EDUCATION Dr. Joseph Aleo, director Susan Koch Marie Turner Dr. Frank DeRenzis Dusty Rhoades Temple University School of Dentistry has been offering Advanced Education Programs for the past two decades, but it has only been in the past five to six years that we have grown to be one of the top ranking three dental schools on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States, offering accredited Advanced Education Programs in all specialties. At the present time there are only seven dental schools in the U.S. that offer all the specialty programs recognized by the American Council on Dental Education. This type of programming offers unusual opportunities to Temple students in that they have informal access to their peers in the different specialties to resolve problems that develop with their clinical patients. At the present time we are certifying between twenty and twenty-five full-time students per year, and with our part-time enrollment, we have participation of over sixty individuals in our Advanced Education Programs per year. It is anticipated, with the expanded facilities of the dental school, that we will be graduating thirty to thirty-five students a year in the near future. no ORAL ANATOMY DENTAL MATERIALS Dr. Charles Santangelo Dr. J. Stanley Jordan Dr. B. Patog I can mix Jeltrate in my sleep. Talk of your science! After all is said, There's nothing like a bare and shiny head; Age lends the graces that are sure to please; Folks want their doctors mouldy, like their cheese. — O.W. Holmes PHARMACOLOGY Men worry over the great number of diseases, while doctors worry over the scarcity of effective remedies. — Ch'in Yuch-jen. BIOCHEMISTRY LL X I UOtAsi lUqulRiEj :’i= to bf Dn?p rrFo ) THE bEpAf?TH(r uTAL SEcPeiARY jDEG tJo CiRcum STAA CEJ F STi� OfA Ts TO C UTBi? '£ OFFICE 0(2 LAgOPAloGx HHOOT Fl(2ST CotJ Iulv u(. THE setgoaPY : THE SEOZETrtT II Uu H THE OFFICE Pojj2jj£Ly gj rfc Q acht fr y ltd � OFA'Cc rffu 7},s Ooo f % Se jj(v fa. y AH c i C]t tv Dr. F. Hohenleitner PHYSIOLOGY I i Dr. M. Tansy, Chairman Dr. J. Martin Dr. D. Innes Dr. J. Zabara Dr. j. Drees Ms. L. Sheehan, secretary Ms. C. Wieckowski Technician Dr. L. Pistol Packin'' Pakman Dr. R. Baum Dr. F. Kendall MICROBIOLOGY Mr. McCunney Mr. A. Leberknight Microbiology is the only department that shines light on bacteria and keeps students in the dark. — Odontolog, 1935 113 Dr. N. Willett, Chairman. ANATOMIC SCIENCES It's off with the skin right away; Six chapters behind the first day; Your tests are a fright (Why our wives get more right); Please give us a break Doc McCrea. Dr. Marion McCrea, Chairman Mrs. M. Pickard Miss H. Ruane Mr. Herman Bryson Dr. E. Swanson Dr. L. Caso Dr. D. Aker PATHOLOGY Dr. Calvin Leifer Dr. Chen Miss K. Ravert If they only had sound Mrs. R. Tryenski COMMUNITY DENTISTRY LAW Left to Right Mrs. J. Pie Georgeann Hill Dr. R. Mumma, Chairman Ms. S. Pike Dr. G. Orner Dr. M. L. Furst Dr. H. Neuman Mrs. Robinson Mr. M. Robinson Dr. K. Runner Dr. D. Tex Soricelli Dr. S. Willig, Chairman Dental Law 116 Mrs. Ramona Rivera Mrs. Sue Naegle (The real bosses) i Miss M. Divver Mrs. L. Brunt Pass the Scotch, Jackie Honey, will ya? Mrs. M. Divver Mrs. A. Cameron Mrs. L. Louden Dr. K. Brookreson, Director of Clinics Mrs. P. Adam Mr. R. Hinson, Computer Operations edicine 'It is a step towards health to know the disease — Erasmus. Dr. T. Simpson, Chairman Miss C. Reuss Dr. A. Freedman One student we know, To OD did go. But trouble he found. Was there all around. His history had lacked. Some bones that had cracked. And that poor little fella, Ne'er heard of Rubella. So wring him they did, And that poor little kid, Left wishing that those, Who had caused all the fusses, Would all soon contract A case of Pertussis. Now if I give Bishop a C he graduates early .. If I give him a D , he works for us for free coffee and donuts 118 Dr. I. Halpern, Clinical Chairman Dr. L. Cahen Dr. L. Gellar Any more cracks about my hair and I'll have Dr. Freeman put all of you in centric relation. Ms. P. Gladden Ms. J. Korpowski Ha! Ha! I wired his jaw to explode as soon as he goes into centric. 119 Perio's the place to cut, No reason to be meek. For though it bleeds and hurts like Hell, It all heals by next week. Dr. D. Litwack. Chairman Dr. L. Salkin Dr. J. Poullain Mrs. E. Perkins Dr. Meltzer Dr. Williams Dr. A. Schlossberg After you finish your nails, can I borrow If you really want to take some pic-it? tures for the yearbook Mrs. L. Kraft Dr. R. Marks I bought one just like it at J. C. Pennyweight's. Paid $10 less and it has a digital clock too! Dr. E. Eisenberg Ms. L. Kelley Dr. H. Averbach mv° Endo on an upper looth, Can sometimes be a pain. Access isn't all that great, Your necks gets quite a sprain. Endo on a lower tooth. Can also have its woes. No matter where you put the drill, That's where the old tongue goes. I've found on uppers when you work Right through the cheek you win. While access on the lowers can Be made right through the chin. Dr. S. Seltzer, Chairman Dr. Sinai Ms. G. Segal Dr. J. Weiss Dr. R. Minor ( Rufus ) 122 Dr. E. Wolfson Sam you can broach my canal anytime. Dr. P. Farber CLINICAL ENDODONTOLOGY A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO 0)AG� OS4S TRtATMINT DONALD R MORSL Dr. G. Biron, Clinical Chairman Those ZIP parties are murder. Dr. Silly Billy Binns Chairman TOJ5TINE CHIHIRSTRI f' tJJS •- GRfiDUm C-Vr V� An, -77c-r ? The lawyers are the cleverest men, the ministers are the most learned, and the doctors the most sensible. —O. W. Holmes Mrs. D. Mansfield v' 1 1 124 r v. Dr. James Bond Chairman Ne'er show your teeth unless ye can bite. —Scottish Proverb Dr. A. Mohnac, Chairman Dr. L. Schwartz Dr. F. Verdi Dr. A. DMD-r Fielding Dr. P. Cassalia The besl surgeon is one that has been hacked himself. —Anonymous Dr. R. DiLeo Dr. M. Kelley Dr. G. Kelley Dr. E. Noble Mrs. K. Archacki Ms. J. Reed Mrs. L. Tribble Mrs. M. Gilliard Mrs. K. Whaley Miss L. Bank Dr. R. Hochman Dr. A. Rosett Dr. J. Gregory Dr. H. Smith Knead the compound they all say. Then stick it in that bent-up tray. Heat it till it starts to flow, Now in the mouth and don't be slow. Push it down and grab the cheek, Pull it hard, don't show you're weak. Pull some more, then remove it fast. While sweating that the pain won't last. Then off they go, your job's now done, Aren't compound impressions so much fun. Dr. T. Davis Dr. Brown Dr. R. Varrin Dr. J. Monari Mrs. A. Czarkowski, Miss M. Wright, Mrs. M. Smith Boys, this Rathskeller may not look like they've got Lowenbrau on tap. much, but face bow! Your teeth are all in so you say, When Varrin starts heading your way. You know there's no let-up, If he checks your set-up, So just Walk Away from Rene. D Dr. E. Mingledorff Chairman Dr. L. Zislis Dr. B. Olbrys Dr. R. Cleveland Dr R. Goldberg Dr. Kazmar Dr. P. Waicus Dr. B. Soffer Dr. T. Balshi Dr. S. White Ms. J. Cramer PETER EURIPIDES COSTE Temple University, Philadelphia, Pa. Settlor Class Frcaidcnt: Frcdcilc James Honorary Society; Henry Isaiah Dorr Item-arch Society; I. S'. Broomell Honorary Society ; F. St. Klmo It use a Honorary Society; Norman S. Fsaiy Honorary Society; John a. liohnet Ho� otary Medical Sot rty : Haai Honorary So'lrty, Anatomlca League; Yearbook stajj Fholo-grapher; Ryan Chemical So tidy; Temple I’nhetaity Mi n't Glee Club. Our tried and true class presl d«nt. We nil came to Pete wltl our troubles and complaints ant how he satisfied everyone Is on of the seeivts of the school Peter was tops as a studen an onn his other varied accom pllshments. Me belonged to ant took active part In the dlfferem societies. We could count or Pet to keep us posted on th lutest developments but wo al did aet bored hearlnK about clnst dues. However, Pete was a wel liked boy and one sutv to ko fai In dentistry. “I thought Nogenol was a diet spread. Amen! OPERATIVE You cut the prep. It takes a year. Impression time. Some voids appear. Your waxup done. You break the die. You cast the gold, The margin's shy. You burnish, then The margins spring. To hell with it, Just pull the thing! Dr. W. Firth Dr. A. Porreca Dr. S. Lisowski Dr. A. Costa Dr. M. Chapman Dr. J. Bomba, Chairman Dr. R. Cornish, Clinical Chairman Dr. C. Bill Dr. V. Buggv Dr. J. Hollingsworth Only one thing is certain— that is nothing is certain. If this statement is ture, it is also false. —Ancient Paradox Dr. E. Torreti Dr. Saedi Ms. T. Ravert Dr. V. Lawlor Dr. B. Segal Dr. W. Aippersbach Dr. D. Timms Dr. D. Giftos Stan Lisowski has his loops. Dr. Cornish makes his swoops, Dr. Saedi takes an hour, Dr. Costa makes you cower, Dr. T. just loves to burnish. Bill's there too, but no info he'll furnish, A motely crew, and yet have heart, With them we're stuck, til death do us part. 133 Mt y Dr. F. Williams Mr. R. Brunk Ms. 5. Greene Dr. P. Marcucci Dr. S. Toplan Ms. M. Flynn Ms. K. Frome TEMl’tE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF DENTISTH' RADIOLOGY DEPT. DR. WILLIAM ). Over 40 years of dedicated service. For the man, it's been only a short time since he shot his first Roentgenogram; for radiology, it's been a big progression. Virtually all of the existing techniques arc a gift of Dr. Up-degrave. The man leaves, the legend stays. For every safe exposure, for every perfect radiograph. Thank you. Dr. Updegrave UPDEGRAVE DENTAL HYCEINE Miss Graves Miss Glutch Miss Lefcoe ifc ri Mrs. Renaldo 136 Mrs. Dunbar 4 Mrs. Komevis (Clinical Supervisor) Miss Henne Miss Kunkel Mrs. White (Retired, but never forgotten) Miss Reddy (Clinic Assistant) Mrs. Marshman Mrs. Frantz Miss Bonnie Feldman Mrs. Sharon Zimmelman Miss Joyce Hewish MJ Mrs. Sherie Hershman Miss Sheila Segal Mr. Joseph Sparacino, Manager Mr. Jerry Hannerman SOBEL LAB Mr. larry Schaeffer, Full Dentures Mr. Morrie Barebaum, Removables Mr. Jack Gentile, Porcelain '5.He kf) f2 . 0 kKiHTTM IT ■ CtHCee ( ). f pTu e rJ UJj07£ W££i- I aiO MV 6 l T S 0 4 tfs $ •� % rr A G Mr. Gus Zagame, Crown Bridge Mr. Joe Bagnato, Porcelain PHYSICAL PLANT THE LIBRARY LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Hope Norcia, Mrs. Debbie Dougherty, Miss Virginia Lampson (“The Chief ), Mrs. Susan Muckey. c LU ACTIVITI OMICRON KAPPA UPSILON 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. We congratulate the seniors of the Class of 1975 who have received this honor. 142 Paul M. lafkowitz Hcister H. Linn Jr. John W. Pagasky Charles A. Potter Paul E. Schmid Carl VV. Schulter Thomas J. Rutt GOLD FOIL STUDY CLUB Meeting one afternoon a month under the guidance of Dr. Robert Hardy, the Gold Foil Study Club strives to instill in its members an appreciation for the fundamentals of good operative dentistry by stressing the principles of exacting cavity preparation and condensation of gold foil. It is felt that the benefits accrued in this manner will extend to all aspects of the member's practice of dentistry. ORAL PEDIACTRICS HONOR SOCIETY The Oral Pediatric Hoi Society has strived since its inception here in 1963 to provide better dental care to the child patient. Its activities include seminars and lectures by Oral Pediatricians, familiarization with problems and handling of the child patient, and observation and participation in advanced dental procedures on the child patient. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF DENTISTRY FOR CHILDREN ORAL SURGERY HONOR SOCIETY The Oral Surgery Honor Society has as its objective the promotion of interest in Oral Surgery and the increase of knowledge in the field among its members. Founded at Temple in 1934 as the James R. Cameron Society of Oral Surgery, the group is active today with monthly meetings and guest speakers. Membership is based upon academic achievement and sincere interest in the surgical aspect of dentistry. Left to right: Carl Schulter, Vice-President Gary Moscowitz, Secretary-Treasurer Eric Shapira, President PERIODONTAL HONOR SOCIETY The Periodontal Honor Society was founded to provide its members with the opportunity to increase their knowledge and skills in diagnosis and therapy. Seminars and lectures by outstanding practitioners in the field of periodontics help to realize this end. Membership in the society is based on academic achievement and a real interest in the clinical and research aspects of periodontics. ST GEORGE ORAL GANGER SOCIETY Much as St. George slew the dragon in fables of old. members of this society are dedicated to eliminating the demon of oral cancer from our lives. Founded this year in the Philadelphia area in conjunction with students from the University of Pennsylvania, the society is sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Open to all students, the society sponsors summer clinical internships and regular monthly lectures. STOMATOGNATIC HONOR SOCIETY Founded by students in 1970, the Slo-matognathic Honor Society seeks to enhance both knowledge and skill in fixed prosthesis. It is the aim of the society to present to its members material and techniques at a level beyond that encountered in the undergraduate dental curriculum. Membership is based on clinical achievement, knowledge and excellence in restorative dentistry. UNITED STATES ARMED SERVICES NAVY STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: John Eckert. President; Dave Fox, Vice President; John Petrone, Secretary; Fred Fischer, Treasurer; Steve Bishop, Student Council Representative; Chuck Robbins, Student Council President. ODONTOLOG STAFF “The Gang It seems like only a few short centuries ago that we first entered the hallowed portals of TUDS. Today, as one recent graduate put it, we can remember every single day spent in dental school. The passage of a few more years will blur and tint that clairily of vision, making us more mellow and forgetful. The editors and staff of Odontoloe 75 hope that when you pick up this book sometime in the future it helps bring back to mind tbe times, good and bad, we shared together. TEMPLE DENTAL REVIEW LEFT TO RIGHT — Bob Ostrander, Jim Moriarty, Eric Shapira, John Grigger, Mark Shimoda (Editor 1974,1975), Les LaKind, Dave Hamilton, Gary Moscowitz. 151 groat a at unanplorad ana Uat undar Hour hat. ALPHA OMEGA THETA RAMACH CHAPTER OFFICERS: STANDING - Robert Director, Martin Gorman, Irving Kraft, Gary Kaye, Steven Appel. SEATED - Betsy Carter, Joanne Bognet. SENIORS: STANDING - Gilbert Kunken, Larry Slender, Mark Stein, William Smith, Irving Kraft. SEATED -Herbert Elias, lames Soffcr, Stephen Finkelman. AO-ETTES: FRONT - Paula Mercuri. Nancy Myers, Karen Ivers, Tina Hamme. MIDDLE - Joanne Bognet, Wendy Thatcher, Barbara Granite, Debra Veltri, Keyna Watts, Kathy Maren. REAR • Betsy Carter. Jane Neizgoda. Pamela Sabetta, Carol Naylor, Wendy Oshinsky, Mary Kay Sausen, Jane Rothcrmel. 152 DELTA SIGMA DELTA RHORHO CHAPTER DELT SENIORS: Clel Tanner Jere Eshelman Gerry Hoffman PSI OMEGA ETA CHAPTER PSI O SENIORS: FRONT - Steve Bishop, Lou Vida, Fred Fischer, Dalmer Cheek, Tony Kuprionas, Jack McDermott, Skip Porreca. MIDDLE -Carl Wycoff, John Eckert, Tom Caruso, Kerry Krause, John Royal, John Ruhl, Danno Minnich, Jim Moe Moriarty, Nick Kenny, Tony Cook, Chuckles Robbins. REAR - Stosh Dombroski, Bob Nealon, Tom Rutt, Greg Krinks, Mark Diehl, Bill Fisher, Larry Brake. 1S4 SIGMA EPSILON DELTA DELTA CHAPTER Leon Wortheimer, President, 1974 (LEFT), passes the Gavel to Harvey Hellerstein, Vice-President 1974, President 1975 (RIGHT). Looking on are )ohn Foore (2ND FROM LEFT), Steve Fishman, Eric Shapira, Vice-President 1973, and Stevie Lenobel (2ND FROM RIGHT). SENIORS Neal Gordon Paul Lafkowitz Larry Marks Gary Moscowitz Joel Okon Neil Rosenblatt Eli Rubin Eric Shapira Leon Wertheimer xi psr phi GAMMA CHAPTER ZIP- ettes: Elaine Adaman, Nancy Churma, Rae-Ann Gordner (Secretary-Treasurer), Steph Line, Barb Nichols, Theresa Pelly, Leslie Smalley, Carol Smith, Debi Snyder, Joan Stock, Beth Stolar (Vice-President), Barb Verdel-li, Debbie Wagner, Dot Walsh, Bobbie Wertz (President), Marie Whitca-vage, Cindy Zvoncheck. Bill Belcastro, Ed Berk, John Chiao, Bob Christian, John Echternack, Wally Eichner, Bob Engler, Gary Glick, Wayne Linguiti, Heis Linn, Bob Ostrander (Honorary), Joe Perno, Charlie Potter, Mike Renaldo, Val Sauri, Bob Scheiber, Rich Shielrumpf, Mark Schiffman, Paul Schmid, Greg Schoenweis, Carl Schulter, Mark Shimoda (Secretary-Editor), Gary Sigafous, John Slusser (President), Larry Spang, Al Susek, Jim Todd, Jim Vincent, Mark Wende, Brian White, Fred Wigand, Steve Winkle-man. One more drink and I'll tell Heister what I really think! That's one regular pizza and one with no anchovies, right? What do you mean I'm working on the wrong tooth ? LD LU Wanda Bob 15B Vinny Connie 4 V Al, Madeline, children Jeanne Wayne Gil Sue Pat Paul Steve Eileen Billy Marc Susan Frank Terry John Charlie Rose Bill Linda Calli Bob Jim Beejay Rob, Sharon, R.P., Kimberly, Michele Eli Barbara Shelli Joel Sue Herb Fran Sieve Jill, Max, Jere Skip Karen Debbie Mike Becky Tom Linda Paul Mickie, Rosemary, Jim Lou, Courtney, Pat Neil Wendy Tom Tom 160 MEMORANDUM TO: Robert Ostrander FROM: Dr. D. F. Roeck SUBJECT: Statement for the 1975 Odontolog In May of 1974, the Council on Dental Education of the American Dental Association, the accrediting agency for dental schools in the United States, changed the accreditation status of Temple University School of Dentistry from approval to conditional approval. This decision was made primarily because, in the opinion of the Council, the physical facilities of the school were inadequate to accommodate the increased enrollment, the expanded faculty and staff, and the variety of programs currently being conducted. As a result of this decision, a three-phase program has been developed to expand and improve the facilities. The first phase of the program consists of the removal of most of the facilities from the first floor of the building to allow the construction of additional clinical facilities in the vacated space. This phase of the program has been approved and is scheduled for completion in the Summer of 1976. This will help to eliminate the overcrowded conditions in the clinics and give the students the opportunity to obtain more and better clinical experience. The second phase of the program will be the construction of an addition to this building immediately to the south. The plan under consideration is to build a three story building which will be connected directly to the present building. It will house primarily new clinical facilities for all departments, except those which are now being relocated on the first floor. There will be a total of more than 500 operating units in the new and renovated facilities, which will permit the assignment of a clinical operatory to each Junior and Senior student. Following completion of the new building, the third phase provides for renovation of the second, third, and fourth floors in the present building. The entire program will take a minimum of five or six years to complete. When completed, the facilities of the school will be among the best in the country, and will provide opportunities for improved learning experiences for all of the students enrolled. 161 OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE NEW. WE'VE GOT A BRAND NEW BUILDING, TO KEEP SCREWING YOU. TEMPLE DENTAL ASSOCIATES PROUDLY PRESENTS THE ALL NEW RECENTLY RENOVATED 30 FANTASTIC STORES UNDER ONE ROOF Located in a peaceful setting in the heart of scenic North Philadelphia, just steps away from public transportation and minutes away from major expressways. The TEMPLE DENTAL MALL offers a variety of services and shops personalized just for you. For your dining pleasure, a host of gourmet restaurants are available. Our information booth is always open to answer any questions you may have. Stop by and take advantage of our Grand Opening Specials. 163 Our centrally located information booth is available to serve your every need. Special Grand Opening brochures can be obtained here. BONEHACK'S SURGICAL REPAIR SHOP ALEX'S SIMPLIFIED ENDOSTEAL IMPLANTS The quick, easy way any GP or Specialist can implant anchors for Fixed Prosthetics. Save yourself time and money doing those difficult procedures you thought were above your level of competence. This simple device will have all the p rt-ially-edentulous post-menopausal rich women flocking to your office once the word is out about how their dentist gave them a full set of teeth without all those little gold wires running all over. TO USE: Perform conventional gingival flap over edentulous areas. Bore hole large enough to fit retentive end into either Maxillary Sinus or below Inferior Border of Mandible. Tighten. Replace flap. Suture. Start preparations for bridge. PRICE: Starter Kit, including 5 bores, 50 simplified endosteal implants and complete instructions only $49.98. 164 COL. ERNIES SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN COLONEL ERNIE'S KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN: Col. Ernie's Tip of the Week: The easy way to eat Fried Chicken — Pick up the chicken in your right hand, place a dot on your right wrist and another dot on your glabella, then connect the dots, and dig in.This Week's Special: Modified 3 4 Chicken Hoods, 2 for 98c; Cantillevered Wings, 2 for 85c; Chicken Pin Facings, 3 for $1.29. All platters served with Col. Ernie's famous Soldering Bisquit. All Pizzas burnished by World Famous Burnisher E. Torreti. Quality assured by Chief Inspector Stosh 5 Loops Lisowski. Opening Special: Pinza Pie (Large Pizza with the Works ), including — Cornish hen, enamel rods, carious dentin, gold foil tidbits, minicum pins, alginate sprinkles. Extra rubber base composite resin sauce, only $9.95 or $6.95 and 15 restorative points. NEVER AN OPEN MARGIN IN ANY OF OUR PIZZAS. BILLY BINNS' BABY LAND O iMy Sags Iktes sm Bute's ttW'i- B'tC ' P ASSx tp. IT Cl0 '5 A ScgtAM ’ All products pre-tested by management and fully guaranteed. This week featuring Burtie's “Beddy-Bye Passifier Local Anesthetic Mallet, S9.95. We're still accepting applicants for our 3-day “Carrel's St. Christopher's Caravan. Come in and read our promotional brochure you WONT be able to refuse it! 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With a wave of the magic wand, you too can transform occlusal inlays into Pin Amalgams. 4 BALLS $10,000 - EXTRA BALLS $15,00 each BERN IE'S STEP RIGHT UP AND THE RULES ARE SIMPLE — IT'S ALL RECOMMENDED BY BRUCIE BRAVERMAN, THE PINBALL WIZARD WHO SAYS . . . ELECTROS URG GET THE CHARGE OF YOUR LIFE! A GAMBLE — NO SKILL NECESSARY! awnii I®!®! miflllim WlWtW c 7 Ya Gotta Have Balls Ta Play! KOMIVAS' CHAMILLION CURETTETOSS THREE CURETTES-TWENTY FIVE CENTS JUST TOSS A CURETTE AT THE SPINNING CLINIC BOARD MIZGORSKI'S HAIRSTYLISTS LOWENBRAU ON TAP SPECIALIZING IN THE FLAT PLANE CUT ENDORSED AND APPROVED BY HAROLD LANTZ AND THE UNITED STATES NAVY 170 !0 points J.C. PENNYWEIGHT CO GRAND OPENING SPECIALS .. . HAROLD L'S 5 MINUTE E-POX-E DENTURE ADHESIVE Virtually eliminates retention problems in full prosthodontics. Just mix equal amounts of hardener resin and spread over tissue bearing area of dentures, insert, have patient bite and hold for 5 minutes. (Caution: Avoid spread to occlusal surfaces and tongue — may cause ankyloglossia and tempro-mandibular tetany.). Harold L's should be in every prosthodontists technique kit due to it's unique method of solving an age-old problem so simple for you and your patients. Can also be used as a generalized muscle relaxant: place equal amounts in a paper cup, don't mix, place over nose and inhale. Super! Sold in Giant Sized tubes, enough to last years, only $64.95. Good shit, folks! STORMIN'NORMAN'S CENTRIC RELATION FINDER The quick, easy way to make sure that the patient has their mandible all the way back, before you start expensive occlusal rehabilitation equilibration work. Does the job right every time. Also doubles as a device to relocate subluxated mandibles. To use: place one clamp vertically, superiorly at the intersection of the coronal suture with the superior temporal line (at the junction of the Frontal and Parietal bones), interiorly at the angle of the mandible; then place the other clamp horizontally, along the external oblique line (adjacent to the third molar). To achieve centric, just tap the intersection of the two clamps with a 5 pound ball-peen hammer. Supplied with two clamps, one hammer and directions for just $29.98. Special limited edition autographed model, $39.95. DR. NITWACK'S POSITIVE PATIENT INSURANCE SYSTEM VIRTUALLY ENDS NON-PAYMENT OF DENTAL BILL SHOULD BE IN TOP DRAWER OF EMERGENCY KITS You've just cemented bridgework that the lab charged you $1500 for, and when you mention the fee balance, the patient suddenly shouts I'm suing you for MALPRACTICE! . And if you don't come up with this month's payment on the Farrari, they repossess it. What do you do? With Dr. Nitwack's PPPIS, you calmly reach into your emergency kit, remove the Positive Patient Persuader Pistol, load, and point it at their head. Then, with no muss, no fuss, place a Positive Patient Persuader Planner in front of them, which they will gladly sing. So easy and you don't have the finance company down your back, but the patient's. Complete Kit includes one Positive Patient Persuader Pistol, 50 rounds of Positive Patient Persuader Projectiles, 50 sheet pad of Positive Patient Persuader Planners, and complete instructions. The best investment any practitioner, young or old, can make. Only $129.98. PAYMENT SMILIN'JACK'S SUPER RUBBER DAM HOLDER THE MOST EFFICIENT WAY TO HOLD RUBBERDAMS FOR ALL OPERATIVE PROCEDURES No more will you have to fuss with complicated rubber dam holders. With this new way, just four snaps and instantly the rubber dam is held in place. This handy device can also be used for stapling occlusion rims in full denture construction, retention of palatal pedodontic appliances, easy pin placement in all teeth, and provisional cleft palate rehabilitation. TO USE: Load, place against desired surface, and squeeze briskly. PRICE: Complete Starter Kit comes with two sizes of applicators, instructions, and a total of 1500 retentive devices, $35.75. Extra retentive devices, $2.50 a box. DMF LANES BOWLING ALLEY the best PIN-RETENTION IN TOWN BOB CORNISH, HEAD PIN THE RHYME OF THE ANCIENT EXAMINER With Apologies To Coleridge It is a fourth year student, And he stoppelh one of three, By thy clinic gown and soured look. Now wherefore stopp'st thou me? I drilled and hacked, the rods did cleave. My Outline Form was good. It's undercut, it's undermined. The Examiner's hearts were wood. The Saint awaits, my Freshman year l« barely just begun; My tools are new, our school is good. Be happy that you're done! He holds him with his napkin clips, There was a test, quoth he. Beat off! Unhand me, I must be gone! Therein his hand dropt he. He holds him with his scornful eye, The Freshman did stand still And listens like a three years' child: The Senior hath his will. And when it came to Final Prep My battle was half won; Though Bull-dog hated every wall, Loops said It could be done. Condensers poised, my flame was glue, On went the Electromallet, I banged so hard, I did succeed, In puncturing my patient's palate. Foil, Foil everywhere. And not a drop did stick; Foil, Foil everywhere. The pulp was dying quick. “The year was done, my credits good, My Form 10's all were clean. I had the points to graduate, Save one Exam, I mean. With fifty pulls, ten reamed canals, My bridges still held fast; The partials in, the foils done, With one Class V for last. My duty days were dead and gone, The Pedo points amassed, The O.D. patients all had died, My eight inlays all had cast. And so it was my trembling hands Held the folder Hinny gave me, This patient needs a Class V foil, And this alone would save me. Alas, my Fate, I cursed the gods That played in Hell beneath, The Frog had screwed me one last time: This patient had no teeth! But then a lesion did appear, A friend had traded me one, Exam lesions rare, the price is dear, I owed him my first-born son. And so I had my patient cleared, The Hen had deemed it so; Now Loops and Bull-dog wait their turn. Next stop, Examiners' Row. The time had come, my patient numb, This was my last Exam; And yet I cursed and toiled and worked, I could not fit the dam. T'was then I thought of tests gone by. Those gay departed souls, Please nelp me God, I had forgot To punch the God-damn holes. But when it stuck my heart ran fast, Straight through to Final Polish; The shine was bright, the margins tight. That tooth I did demolish. When Loops descended on the scene. And Bull-dog’s probe was pointed, They found tne flaw I sougnt to hide: I'd soon be duly anointed. The cementum's ditched, they joyously bitched, My Fate was drawing near; For this one F; I'd pay the price. And repeat my Senior year. With that the Senior shed a tear, The Freshman's eyes were glazed. He looked upon the sorry site. His mind was still amazed. With thoughts returned, he jumped and ran And headed for the Dean. The Senior gazed, still sobbing low. And asked, What now's your scheme? I won't be beat and stepped upon For all my hard-worked toils. I'm transferring to N.Y.U. They don't require foils! 175 One patient we heard of did suffer In O.D. where old Norman stood posed, He pushed as she cried, And found a 5 mm slide, Though her jaws at the time were wired closed. This is Dr. Theodore Simpson, Professor and Chairman, Dept, of Oral Medicine, Temple University Dental School. I would like to reserve front row seats for four at the Troc. yl'Lxi tmIt with ALUDROX tn iLi PERIODONTAL DISEASE Aa � an.aa a« ...U J JmtM. an n ..frtolal lU � —«•' '•r A r -«k -Uk .ry J—- to • —'J U ALLIMtOX a-j VyaA’a u -a J A I.—a aJ KaaJta. IW.lal (kan.aI, -IUJ Ka-Jn.i an aaaJ aa a —Ha U -fk,U.to -J IL Annum to JtoatJ � • ka � )� •« a (In Una aaa al AM'IWOX k, lU Ul-aaa JU. Inatanan. Man nf J Mnto. J • — to UJ .Iwa AU IMTOX knU I. lU -«n. — a .nUnl n A mH, .Ln AI.1J One word characterizes the most strenuous of the efforts for the advancement of science that I have made persever-ingly during 55 years; that word is failure. — Lord Kelvin A splash of common sense is better than a deluge of degrees. — Herbert Ely Williams I'm just .about ready to extract this tooth, so I turn around to smile at Dr. Fielding, right? I hear a yell, the sound of running feet and lo and behold, my patient is gone. Jesus Christ, one little needle! He'd make a lousy POW. 178 If Surgery becomes a bore, With no more patients on the floor. Don't think your day is really done, ''Mad Allen's there to have some fun. He says it's time to jab your friend A needle too, he'll even lend. So off comes gowns, the needles fly, Your first I.M. you'll give a try. But first he shows you what to do, One swift move and it's all through. Though the arm I meant to say, For Allen's aim has seemed to sway. Aminorslip he says at last, “Besides the bleeding will stop fast. “Enough of this, let's try I.V.; They're really fun; more blood to see! And soon a tourniquet you wear. To bulge your veins (as if you care). He slaps your arm and picks a site. Then jabs and checks if he is right. But no blood comes, and as you cry. He pulls it out and says goodbye. “Your vein's to blame, it must be dry. “Next time we'll have another try. “I've got to run, my schedule's tight, “My girlfriend's Junior Prom's tonight. If Operative still holds you back. Those goddamn toils you still lack, Your greatest chance to ease you stay, Do Operative on each Tuesday. On Tuesday Loops and Costa flee, To torture Sophomores endlessly. And only nice instructors stay. To check your work without delay. So once again may I remind, Tuesday is Cold Foil time. Listen Mrs. Johnson we're in cubicle 75 today. To Plug, or Xot to Plug Hang in there Stan, it's almost 4:30. ifti To plug or not to plug: that it the question: Whether ‘tj nobler in the mind to suffer The blows ond pounding of outrageous plugging. Or to mi on alloy ond end your troubles. And by miiing end them. To plug: to pound: No moro: and by omolgom fillings say we ond The toothocho. and the thousond natural shocks Tho tooth is heir to. 'Tis a consummation Devoutly to be wish'd. To mix. to triturate: To insert? Porchonce recurrent decay! aye. there’s the n For in that omolgom of depth what edges are exposed. When wo hove polished off this silver gem, We must givo pouse: there’s the respoct That mokes a silver filling last; For what could bear the whips ond scorns of chowing. of traumotic occlusion, or crocking nuts. Our building is old it is true, While the Pharmacy building's brand new. But what's more appalling, Is now they are calling Us North Philly's branch of the Zoo. Hey, W'hat's the story, man, what's the story. WARNING — WARNING — WARNING The following two pages contain material intended for mature audiences only. Parental discretion is advised. RATED X — NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED 183 PURE SMUT Remember the day the new sexretary showed up? “That toilet paper was rougher than a sandpaper disc. “I know it's down there somewhere. THE LEGEND OF BILLY THE KID BINN5 I needed but a mere ten points. Amalgams would work well. Then out of Pedo I would be, The thought of it was swell. Then Binns decided he would like To check my former work. I guess it was because my kid Had yelled he was a jerk. I looked into my patient's eyes And yelled, What, have you flipped? If Binns comes here and blows his stack. Of points I'll soon be stripped. ' Relax, said he, I'll make him leave, And get your points besides. The thought intrigued me so much that I said I would abide. Just as this point Binns sat down close; I saw his beady eyes. Then grabbed my kid and shook him once. And said, Apologize. Instead he got what he deserved, A water spray aimed high. It took Binns by complete surprise. And got him in he eye. Again another spray went forth, This time it soaked his tie. I tried to stop my kid and yet, I laughed too hard to try. Next thing I new my prophy paste. Went flying in the air. It hit him in his face and ears. And turned to gray his hair. Again I thought of stopping this, But try as though I might, I laughed and hoped deep down that this, Would last the whole damn night. Next Rubber Dams and cotton too. Kept pounding Binns that day. He tried to run but fell again. He knew there was no way. The final straw was when my kid, Jumped feet first off the chair. And caught Binns right below the belt. The pain he could not bear. Enough groaned Binns, Please get him off, My kid gave me a grin. I'll do whatever you may want, He knew he'd never win. At last I had my chance and said, Ten points you’ll give for free? Ten points you'll have, a hundred more. Just get him off of me. With that my kid jumped up and smiled. And headed for the door; Just call if you need help again, I'd love to pound him more. Again Binns groaned, I'm crazy but. That kid of your is worse. Don't bring me kids again I say. Instead just bring the nurse. A hundred-fifty bucks, shit. Ol' Frank here'll give you the same thing for $29.95, plus oil and tax. Enthralled spectators look on as the chorale sings Bette Midler's hit song You got to have friends I laid in bed the other night. And dreamed about my toils. But though I tried, I couldn't sleep, I needed Class V Foils. At last I fell asleep and then A vision came to me. I saw a mouth with foils grand, The Hen's it seemed to be. On went my dream, I strapped him down And stretched his mouth real wide. And as I looked, I saw my prize, A foil deep inside. He begged me to release him now, He even treid to scram. But I held him secure in place. With a three foot rubber dam. I hit my drill and forged ahead, I meant to get it prepped. Poor Cornish screamed You'll kill my pulp, And on and on we wept. My prep complete, I watched as he Kept screaming, crying, kicking. Now cut that out, I yelled to him, You'll keep my gold from sticking. I plugged the gold as best I could, My mallet set on high. Again he screamed Enough for now. My pulp will surely die. The gold all plugged, I burnished next. Then smiled cheerfully. While Cornish cried, My tooth is dead, and walked toward surgery. 192 “Hey man. wake up that curly red head in the front row, OK? 1984 “Daddy, won't you please tell me about the day at Temple Dental School when they hung out the flags and declared a national holiday? Well, sonny, it happened this way — It all started when Costa gave an A for an amalgam exam and Saedi checked a Class I amalgam after only three hours of polishing. A strange atmosphere spread over the clinic and under its spell. Segal checked off five gold inlays. Then, when Wally Eichner walked in with a male patient, Dr. Bill came out of his perpetual coma (fog in the vernacular) and came to a student two feet out of his section. (We paused here to give aromatics to 10 students.) The students knew there was something wrong and John Eckert said in a hushed voice, 'Look! There's Lisowski checking a prep without his loops.' At this, Ira Lieberman looked up from his book Auto Repair for the Tinkerer , and actually washed his hands before he sat his chopper in the cubical and began to do a valve job on it. Later, the class was so befuddled that there was perfect attendance at Dr. Lantz's lecture. Here even the Psi O boys quit playing hangman (always in the back of the room) and moved to the front. The amazing part was, for the only time in four years at Temple, Larry Marks didn't ask one idiotic question for an entire hour, and Roger Wiener didn't say Quiet down, boys at all. The lecture was the best we ever had at Temple (Dr. Lantz, Ed Alieva and Frank Mizgorski projected some of their special films and gave out free Lowenbrau Light,) and even Dean Howell came out of his cocoon and joined us. But, when Dean Howell got over the temporary shock of the harsh environment outside of his office (and other offices like it), he saw what was happening to His Dental School. 'We must make many changes to this school if we are to live', he said. 'There are evil omens about that are causing grumblings amongst the inmates, and my staff and guards are relating their grip.' So he thought and thought, month after month, while the condition worsened. 194 ALUMNI DAY One day. Dr. Roeck came up with the solution. 'The spirit of selfishness is creeping over us,' he said to the Dean. 'Everyone is thinking only of themselves, their own security, their own greediness. No one cares about the Object d'Art — his patient. They have made us into a bureaucracy so they wouldn't have to work and think as hard. They have taken the computer out of its proper place.' 'But what are we to do', said the Dean. 'We are not responsible for what society has become. We must prepare our inmates to return to a normal strata into which their numbers are ordered. We cannot circumvent the master computer; he gives us our money!' 'No, nol You have it all wrong. You mentioned it earlier when you said evil omens. It's the building — it's haunted! We must flee and find new quarters. Only then, will we have peace; only then will our staff regain power!' And so, sonny, that's the story of the creation of this newer building many years ago. Everything changed, but the people that run the place. It's been a while since I graduated, and many of my instructors are gone. It seems such a shame; the names have changed, but the plot is the same. If only the people that run this place put the blame where it really belonged — on the inhabitants, both faculty and students, for being consumed by the evil omen of selfishness and favoritism. But it is much easier to blame something that is deaf and dumb — the building. Yes, our building was tired and worn, and a new one was needed but to say that this would be the needed elixir was both sin and shame. And it will keep on happening, sonny, as long as men recognize security and greed as the important things in life, and blame objects for their own shortcomings. Gee daddy, that was good. Now tell me about how the Mafia put the bomb in Bomba's Cadillac. With appologies to the class of '34 Scrape that calculus off those teeth. Get that plaque off too, Then start again for well you know. Some has eluded you. Get it all, this time for sure, Prophy well and then, Send them home so next week you, Can start all over again. 9 My friends back home ask questions I am always up a tree. What is the best tooth paste to use Is one that they ask me; I tell them we use samples 'Cause we're sure to get them free.' “Have them remove some of the bone here refill it with silly putty, and your retention will be improved 100%.“ These sterile swabs are greai for cleaning the chrome on my bike. DEVELOPMENT OF A DENTAL STUDENT � .;p o J a i A' © 1V u y I A 9 x 4- v First Year Second Year Third Year Fourth Year First Job Plan on working very slow, When Dr. Saedi's on your row. For though she's really very sweet, Her speed's a thing that can be beat. And if she says to place a pin, Just call it quits and pack it in. For even though you'll think it's right, She'll get a ruler and check it's height. Then say to you The length won't do, Instead of 2 it's 2.2 . So while you wipe the tears away, You fix the pin and start to pray. Then call her over one more time, In hopes she'll say your prep's now fine. This time she does and you're set to go, Then comes the fatal crushing blow. It's half past four and you can't stay, You'll have to plug another day. And as you leave, your one last prayer, Next time Saedi won't be there. I am not the cuspidor! You fix the hat, I'll implant the electrode This place does wonders for my looks I'm going to become what? METHAAAHS! 202 Ah nitrous, the dental students must have So what if I'm a dirty old man she likes it. been past here. I lmmm—I think I'll bite her! Once before a date, John will bring you home late? Watch out the Jone's Hall Joggers are on the loose again. Hallotosis!! You would think he just learned how to spit!! 204 Ho? air always rises Arrrgggh! I can't lake it anymore. Once j day dipped in Grain does the trick. Those were the days, my friends. The ideal pinic on your local rooftop. 205 D.M's have more fun. I'll do anything it you'll keep your appointment well, almost anything. Miss Hamme, we must do something about your hair A president's organization. Study7 That's what they think!” 'Gee, if I only had a boyfriend I could kick her out of the bedroom. Thank Cod it's Friday. Remember that hard lime you gave me in O.D., Dr. Freeman? t So you dale Dr. Fielding? How much does he charge you?” Need cleaned? 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GREENBERG 3509 NORTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. 19140 BA 9-9808 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 75 PHILADELPHIA VERDELLI FARMS, INC. DENTURE Quality Vegetable Pre-Packers CASTING SERVICE EAST SECOND STREET HUMMELSTOWN, PENNA. 17036 Bruno Verdelli, Prop. CO. 4822 NORTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. 19141 GL 7-3371 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 75 MERIN Ms STUDIOS CREATING DISTINCTIVE PHOTOGRAPHY FOR OVER FORTY YEARS GRANT AVE ASHTON RD — ADJACENT TO NORTHEAST PHILA. AIRPORT (215) OR 3-5777 OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS They helped us, We should help them. Oh, So You're In Dental School PAUL ROSS, UCLA DENTAL Yes, I am. M'am no, I really can't say why maybe I'm orally fixated no it doesn't bother me to stick my hands in someone else's mouth: after all, it's better than sticking them in other places, I guess no, I have four, not three years of school law school is three years yes, just like a doctor no, I never wanted to be a doctor no, I never applied to medical school yes, I have to take the same science courses as a medical student yes, we dissect real human cadavers why? well, we must know the person as a whole before we nevermind no, I don't have more free time than a medical student well, just about anyone can come to the clinic that's right, they let me work on real people no, I don't get paid for it no, I hope no one hates me just because I'm a dentist no, I really don't like to cause a lot of pain an orthodontist? Well, actually I don't know yes, there's good money in it fifteen hundred dollars for your daughter's braces? That's right. I'll be able to go right into practice as soon as I graduate no, we have to buy our own equipment yes, I'll also be called “Doctor no, I guess according to everyday standards I'm not a real doctor no the lottery really does not affect me I don't know if I'll have to go into the army just because I'm a dentist doesn't mean that I have to play golf no, I made this ring myself Actually, I don't know if johnny Carson's teeth are capped no, not many people flunk out no, that doesn't mean that it's easy no, I probably will not do all of my own lab work Crest? Just as good as any other, I imagine Credit dentists? no comment no, I don't want your daughter's phone number Do you have a picture? IN THE DENTAL CHAIR COURTESY OF 1938 ODONTOLOG As I sit in the Dentist chair And out upon the city stare, I wonder when a nerve he'll strike, Or how my tooth will feel tonight. I see him take some sharp things out That start the chills to creep about. He tackles my tooth with a knowing air While I sit tight and cling to the chair. My breath stops and both eyes close, I even wrinkle up my nose. For he starts and drills and drills As up my spine chills chase chills. My mouth full of cotton and instruments small And even the flavor of alcohol; A rubber dam and many bands, Plus-two immeasurable hands. He bows up his back and hammers-strains, My face gets red and wet from pains. My collar bursts and both feet slip. Just as I feel my armhole rip. I gasp and wriggle and jump and groan-As he drills-drills on to the bone. Yes, a painless dentist he might be But the pains are all received by me. Ah, he turns the ringing phone, And I'm not sorry to be alone, For I take my first big swallow, Another I steal, and more shall follow. Such a joy that phone can bring, Why don't other patients ring? And then I mop my gleaming brow, And dignity regain somehow. Gladly these moments of rest I seize, Then all too soon, Open Please. THE DEAN'S CLUB MR. MRS. JOSEPH BRADFORD MR. MRS. MARTIN BROUSELL DR. MRS. WILLIAM K. COLLINS MRS. VIRGINIA P. ECKERT MR. MRS. RAYMOND C. HAGGERTY, JR. DR. MRS. ALDAN J. LORI MR. MRS. JACOB MARKS DR. MRS. JAMES M. MORI ARTY MR. MRS. JOHN J. MORIARTY DR. MRS. RALPH J. NIGRO MRS. BETTYANN OSTRANDER FAMILY DR. MRS. ROBERT R. OSTRANDER MR. MRS. WILLIAM F. PICKFORD DR. MRS. BENJAMIN SOFFER MR. MRS. FERENC VIDA MR. MRS. JOSEPH A. WENDE DR. MRS. ARTHUR J. WIENER IN MEMORIUM: JOHN E. ECKERT, SR., ROBERT J. OSTRANDER. PATRONS DR. MRS. BRUCE M. FISHER MR. MRS. GEORGE J. FOX, JR. MR. MRS. GEORGE GLECOS MR. MRS. DONALD GLENN MR. MRS. RAYMOND H. ROYAL MRS. ROBERT E. SCHEIBER REV. MRS. ROBERT SHIMODA DR. WILLIAM J. TANNER MR. MRS. MORRIS H. WERTHEIMER MR. MRS. EDWARD H. WINKLEMAN MR. MRS. WALTER EICHNER TEMPLE UNIVERSITY DENTAL ALLIED HEALTH • PHARMACY LIBRARY . 3304 N. BROAD STREET fc . fhiLA., pa. mw 220 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA BOARD OF PROBATION AND PAROLE Harrisburg, Pa. 17120 CLASS OF 1975 Temple University School of Dentistrv and Dental Hvgiene 3223 North Broad Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19140 We are pleased to advise you that our records indicate you have completed your parole, and you are hereby issued a final discharge from parole, effective FridaVj Q May, 19 5. You have our best wishes for a successful future. Very truly yours, PENNSYLVANIA BOARD OF PROBATION AND PAROLE Dean,School of Dentistry T s a m O Ia n r n P Y � f A 1 t-J y r r+A mt 5 FOR REFERENCE ®an, School' of Dental H iene 3 Do Not Take From This Room