University of Maryland Baltimore Dental School - Mirror Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1956 volume:

YLAND COLLECTION ' DENTISTRY LIBRARY e«NTlSTRY-PHA vlACY yNIVlRSlTY OF M ;ylAN BALTIMORE MARYLAND COLLEC DENTISTRY MA Published by the One Hundred and Seventeenth Student Body BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY Dental School, University of Maryland Baltimore, Maryland Dedication Edmund G. Vanden Bosche A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biochemistry Chairman of the Committee on Admissions There is a certain dignity about Dr. Vanden Bosche that we sense on our interview day and the many days after. It is the dignity of a man dedicated to the teaching of neophyte dentists giving them of his knowl- edge and above all his friendship and advice when they are needed most. Who else has a ready word and a friendly smile for all who encounter him on his journeys through the clinic? Many former students practic- ing dentistry throughout these United States have shared these thoughtful gestures. God grant you many more fruitful years, Dr. Vanden Bosche, and for your encouragement and inspiration, we, the Class of 195 6, dedicate our yearbook to you. LIBRARY DENTISTRY-PHARMACY MNIVERSITY OF m. RylaND BAl.TIM_,t_ -!2 56-L55- The original home of the Baltimore College of Denial Surgery at 7 South Sharp Street. IN MEMORIAM NATHAN B. SCHERR, D. D. S Dr. Nathan B. Scherr, ' 22 (U. of Md.), of Baltimore, died on March 19. Born in Baltimore on November 2 5, 1899, Dr. Scherr entered the School of Dentistry after his graduation from the Baltimore City College. In 1934 he began his long association with the faculty of his alma mater, holding the rank of Instructor of Pedodontia. During the past several years illness had forced him to reduce his teaching from a half- time to a part-time schedule. At the time of his death he held the rank of Associate Professor of Pedodontics. He was a member of Alpha Omega, Omicron Kappa Upsi- lon, and Gorgas Odontological Society. Dr. Scherr was a highly capable clinician and had appeared on the programs of the Baltimore City Dental Society, the Maryland State Dental Association, the District of Columbia Dental Society, and the American Dental Association. As a teacher he was thorough and effective in his methods and enjoyed the enthusiastic regard of the hundreds of students who came under his in- struction. He contributed strength to the faculty during his period of service and was warmly respected by his colleagues. Dr. Scherr is survived by his wife Mrs. Anne Sandy Scherr; and his son Jack; two brothers: Alfred and Henry, of Baltimore; and five sisters: Mrs. Mickey Barnstein, of Baltimore, Mrs. Edwin Lazarus, of Baltimore, Mrs. Samuel Shapiro, of New York, Mrs. Nathan Friedenberg, of Baltimore, Mrs. Amelia McVey, of Wilmington, Del. ■{3 The Mirror congratulates and extends the appreciation and gratitude of the students and alumni to these members of the faculty who have served the school loyally for twenty-five years. Harold Golton, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Born August 19, 1902 in Baltimore, Maryland. Graduated from the University of Maryland De ntal School in 1925. He is a member of Alpha Omega, Omicron Kappa Upsilon, and International Society of Dental Research. He was a Fellow of the Mayo Clinic from 1929 to 1931. In 1931 he came to the B.C.D.S. and has been associated with the Diagnosis Department ever since. He is a member of the American Dental Association, Maryland State Dental Association, and Baltimore City Dental Society. We, the class of ' 5 6, remember him as not arguing over five points, and as saying Now, I want you to remember this! You ' ll be faced wi h this every day. Richard C. Leonard, D.D.S., M.S.P.H., F.A.C.D., F.A.P.H.A. Born March 28, 1898 in North Manchester, Indiana. Graduated with honors from Indiana Uni- versity School of Dentistry. He received his M.S. degree from the University of Michigan School of Public Health. His professional activities include membership in the American Dental Association, Maryland State Dental Association, Baltimore City Dental Society, American Association of Public Health Dentists, of which he was the first President, and Omicron Kappa Upsilon. He is a Fellow of the American College of Dentists and a Fellow of the American Public Health Association. We, the class of ' 56, remember him as saying That old teacher sure put a curse on me. O! my hver and All right you guys. You ' re going to make me wish I missed my plane. Ernest B. Nuttall, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Born January 10, 1908 in Schley, Virginia. Graduated from the University of Maryland Dental School, Magna Cum Laude, in 1931. He also received the University Medal for Scholarship. In the following September he became instructor in Dental Ceramics and Crown and Bridge Prosthesis. In 1942, he became Professor of Fixed Partial Prosthesis. He is a member of Psi Omega, Gorgas Odonto- logical Society, of which he was President, and Omicron Kappa Upsilon. He is a Fellow of the Ameri- can College of Dentists and a charter member of the American Academy of Crown and Bridge Pros- thodontics and the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry. He also holds membership in the American Dental Association, Maryland State Dental Association, and Baltimore City Dental Society. He is an Area Consultant in Dentistry for the Veterans Administration. He has given over 200 scientific clinics and lectures before dental societies in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. We, the Clasj of ' 5 6, remember him as saying Let ' s cut out this horseplay, Fits like boots on a rooster, Torque, etc. Walter L. Oggesen, D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Born September 29, 1894, in New Haven, Connecticut. Received his dental degree with honors from the University of Maryland Dental School in 1926. A member of Xi Psi Phi, the Gorgas Odon- tological Society, both of which he served as President, and Omicron Kappa Upsilon, he is also a Fellow of the American College of Dentists. He holds membership in the American Dental Associa- tion, Maryland State Dental Association, and Baltimore City Dental Society. We, the Class of ' 56, remem.ber him as saying B section is way ahead of you guys and What the he-- is this? Also for being very helpful when things were going wrong on so many occasions. Lee Edward Warner, D.D.S. Born September 2 3, 1901 in Ansonia, Connecticut. Graduated from the University of Maryland Dental School, Cum Laude, in 1931, and has been associated with the faculty of this institution ever since. He is a member of the American Dental Association, Maryland State Dental Association, Bal- timore City Dental Society, Omicron Kappa Upsilon and the Gorgas Odontological Society. We, the Class of ' 56, remember him as never checking anything without putting on his glasses. Didn ' t you watch the demonstration? . . . All right now. -!4 ADMINISTRATION OF THE State of Maryland Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin Pfiesiaeni OF THE University of Maryland Dr. Wilson Homer Elkins ' Dean OF THE Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Dental School University of Maryland MYRON S. AISENBERG D. D. S., F. A. C. D. A Message to the Seniors What to do, when to do it and why do it have occupied your time here. You were screened, moulded and refined. You were iecturecl to, demonstrated to and supervised. All too often you had someone with whom to consult and someone to guide you. Now you are on your own! With your predental education concepts were introduced to you. With your dental education these concepts were broadened. Behind you are the many hours of basic sciences and dental techniques, together with their applications to clinical practice. This is not the end, but the beginning. Your very success is dependent upon carrying out the principles and traditions indoctri- nated in you v hile studying here. Our very best wishes to you. Farewell scholars — welcome alumni. . yO. CLuu.A J y An D. acuitu . American Asso- . . Sigma Epsilon ' What instructor is Irving I. Abramson Assislaiil Professor of Oral Medicine B.C.D.S. 1932 . . . Fellow American College of Dentists . ciation of Endodontists . . . Gorgas Odontological Society Delta Fraternity . . . Has glasses that wear glasses . . . following this case? . . . ' Didn ' t we tell you how to set up a tray? William Robert Biddington Assistant Professor of PeriodoiUology B.C.D.S. 1948 . . . Gorgas Odontological Society . . . Omicron Kappa Upsilon . . . Psi Omega Fraternity . . . Calculus connois.scur . . . Rabid Oriole fan . . . The treatment is to remove the cause . . . ' We want to see this patient again and again and again . . . There ' s always room in my department! . . . Owner of the only copper-plated root-canal plugger in existence (courtesy of Dr. Eskow). Joseph Patrick Cappuccio Associate Professor of Oral Si rgery Rhode Island University 1943, B.S. . . . B.C.D.S. 1946 . . . AmerLcan Society of Oral Surgery . . . Middle Atlantic Society of Oral Surgeons . . . American Dental Society of Anesthesiology . . . Omicron Kappa Upsilon (Honorary) . . . Psi Omega Fraternity . . .His hand is quicker than the eye . . . Loves to lecture — about anything! . . . Almost went through the roof when Lawrence handed him the hot forceps . . . Madame, you should have lost that tooth anyhow . . . ' Write me a paper on chair positions . . . Football tickets will be available in Surgery ... I give the sweetest injection this side of heaven . . . ril find out who put the apple there! ! ! Hugh M. Clement, Jr. Instructor hi Operative Dentistry B.C.D.S. 1944 . . . Xi Psi Phi Fraternity . . . Appreciates the students ' waiting problem . . . Is at your side before your hand is off the light chain . . . Has relatives in the Quartermaster Corps . . . Wages a one-man war against ' Vitalis . . . Chase out that brown stain . . . That spot didn ' t come with the tooth. . . . Finally got his kid brother a good job . . . Yeah! What do you want? William Henry Gaffney, Jr. Instructor in Oral Roentgenology B.C.D.S. 1954 . . . B.S., Loyola College . . . Quiet and good humored . . . Every student ' s friend . . . Don ' t let Dr. Dabrowski see you doing it that way . . . We don ' t really turn off the machine, there ' s an automatic overload kick- out . . . Has the same barber as the dean . . . Tuck that chin in . . . This way is easier. ■{8(- f- ' erSonciluieS Calvin Joseph Gaver histr ulor in Ope};i iie Dentistry B.C.D.S. 1954 . . . B.S., University of Maryland . . . Psi Omega Fraternity . . . What ' s up, Ace? . . . Finds catches on left side only . . . Get off my suedes . . . Delivered fifty-minute lecture in twenty-hve . . . Gets more calls than Isaiah Rinehart. George McLean Associate Professor of Physic, il Diagnosis and Principles of Medicine M.D., University of Maryland 9 (i . . . American College of Physicians . . . American Board of Internal Medicine . . . Sincere teacher and good medical man . . . Now this here is a very interesting case . . . Are there any ladies in this class? . . . Now back in 1918 . . . in the epidemic of 1927 . . . Differential diagnosis could be congestive heart failure, pulmonary embolism, etc., ad infinitum . . . The only prof who can turn on the P. A. system and get music. Jose Enrique Medina Associate Professor of Operative Dentistry B.C.D.S. 1948 . . . Gorgas Odontological Society . . . Omicron Kappa Upsilon . . . Academy of Gold Foil Operators . . . Court of Honor, Kappa Alpha Order . . . Psi Omega Fraternity . . . Conscientious . . . Senior . . . Professional demeanor . . . Gee whiz, fella — . . . We would like for you . . . Puts Mona Lisa ' s smile to shame . . . Carves anatomy on gutta-percha . . . His car pool looks like a harem. Douglas John Sanders Associate Professor of Pedodontia Northwestern Uni ersity Dental School, 1948 . . . Post-Graduate in Pjdodontia, University of Michigan 1954 . . . Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity . . . Efficiently at work on many projects at once . . . Has something new on the wall each week . . . Presavage, savage, barbarian, and Senior . . . Has stock in S.S. White No. 39 i.e. burs ... A true pedodontist; he acts just like the kids . . . Do you really expect to graduate? HshI Heh! Edmond G. Vanden Bosche Assistant Professor of Dental Anatomy B.C.D.S. 1947 . . . Gorgas Odontological Society . . . Omicron Kappa Upsilon ... Psi Omega Fraternity . . . Quiet, efficient and helpful ... So nice that he could be mistaken for a student . . . Make it into an inlay . . . Moves like a busy executive . . . Live and Learn . . . If your carving is within one mm., it ' s o.k. . . . I guess I better check that off before someone else sees it. A .Z SCji hii Si:iS!]S SJ:SiiC!::i ■ % t ' ' Katharine Toomey Adiuinistrative Assistant Auxiliary Staff oDistinauisneci LjruuuctteS WILLIAM WASHINGTON HACKETT THACKSTON -S ! „ i •■ ' A There is an inscribed, bronze tablet mounted on a stone at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia that marks the site of the home of Doctor William Washington Hackett Thackston, one of our earliest and most distinguished graduates. Doctor Thackston matriculated during the years of 1841 and 1842, receiv- ing his degree from the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery in June of 1842. Whenever momentous changes need to be wrought in history nature fortunately supplies us with men to effect them. In the middle of the nineteenth century, dentistry as a profession was struggling to establish itself. During this critical period men like Dr. Thackston stepped forth and brought to den- tistry the intelligence, education, and social sense, coupled with inventiveness and mechanical ability, so essential to give dentistry the right to claim the title of profession. Dr. Thackston was born in Prince Edward County, Virginia, on Leap Day of 1820. At the age of twenty-one he entered the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. The beginning of a fruitful career could be seen in his choice of thesis subject, A DISSERTATION ON THE DISEASES OF THE MAXILL- ARY SINUSES, which was published in The Ameixan ]oi nial of Dental Science of June 1842. After graduation Dr. Thackston opened an office for the practice of general dentistry in Farmville, Virginia. In the same year, 1842, he founded the Virginia Society of Surgeon Dentists and was elected to membership in the American Society of Dental Surgeons. Over the years he was a notable and prolific contributor to the Aniencan Journal of Dental Science. In 1850 he gave to the profession the Thackston Drill, which for many years was routine equipment for the opening of cavities in molar teeth. Dr. Thackston ' s demeanor as a professional man was impeccable. His high ethical standards and his readiness to express them did much to raise the prestige of dentistry. He came to be known as the Chesterfield of the Dental Profession. Never too busy to engage in any activity that would promote his profession he was elected in 1854, President of the Association of Alumni of Dental Colleges. With the coming of the Civil War he saw his duty and followed it, enlisting as a private in Com- pany D , 3rd Regiment of the Virginia Reserves. He was assigned by William Carrington, Medical Director of the Department of the Confederate Army, to serve as dentist at the Hospital in Farmville. Service to his state and region was exemplified by his election as President of the Virginia State Dental Association from 1872 to 1877 and again in 1887, and as President of the Southern Dental Association in 1887. Always ready to help dentistry move forward he served as a member of the first Virginia State Board of Dental Examiners in 1886. Age did not diminish his efforts in behalf of his chosen profession and at 70 he delivered the annual address at the 1890 meeting of the American Academy of Dental Science held in Boston on November 12. Realizing also his civic duties he served as Mayor of Farmville in 1888 and 1889. On December 8, 1899, after a long and fruitful life death came to Dr. Thackston, who through his efforts had helped to raise dentistry to the professional status it enjoys today. After 57 years of practice he was laid to rest in his chosen home of Farmville, leaving behind an indebted and enlightened pro- fession. ■{12}- SENIORS LtBRARY UN,VERS,TV0P.w.H,, 0 BALTiMORt he 3 eniopS • CLASS OFFICERS Fresldent: Aaron J. Chmar Vke- ' President: Philip D. Marano Secretary: Frederick T. Brennan Treast rer: Charles J. Galiardi Sergeant at Anns: Norman D. Kisamore Historian: Marvin B. Golberg Student Senate Representatives: Michael A. Costrino, James P. Norris It seems only yesterday that one hundred and ten students cHmbed the three flights of stairs to the financial office to pay a bill which was entitled School: Dentistry Class: Freshman. Nov , having paid our last tuition, we are suddenly realizing that the long-awaited day of graduation is soon to be a reality. Looking back over the curriculum, parts of which we thought to be illogical and unimportant at the time of participation, we now appreciate the need for such basic, knowledge-impregnating courses. Even at the beginning of our clinical work we found that we had to draw upon this previously gained education for facts that might answer actual patient problems. We also must be grateful to our educators who, in their unjust manner, instilled into us the content of their respective courses. Yes, we finally can visualize the need for a program designated to mold us into dentists who would be able to face their professional future assuredly with the knov ledge and un- derstanding befitting such Individuals. Now that all of our days at the B.C.D.S. are at an end, we look forward to the pro- fessional years ahead of us, not with complete uneasiness, but with that warm confi- dence in the back of our minds that we have the best attainable training in the dental field. For this contribution, we, the seniors of 1956, would like again to thank our alma mater and wish it a continuance of greatness in the future years. ■{l4 JioHorary President OF THE Clais of 19 6 DR. YAM-HIN LOUIE It would seem the Senior Class has selected a member of the interna- tional set as its Honorary Class President this year. Dr. Louie certainly has a broad educational background: Lignan University, B.S. . . . Stan- ford University . . . Northwestern University, M.S.D., D.D.S. Possibly it was this background that created the wit that accompanied the sharp explorer during the sophomore operative lab. Among the twinkling yellow lights at the far end of the clinic, some- what reminiscent of the quiet placidity of a formal oriental garden, one could always find a pleasant smile and helpful explanation or suggestion. The Class of 1956 is proud to extend to you. Dr. Louie, this measure of our esteem. -(ish :iL f956 Robert James Agresti Bob . . Newark, New Jersey . . . The Catholic Uni ersity of America, A. B. . . . Psi Omega . . . Army . . . Good housekeeper and cook . . . Did not bother to haxe his prosthetic cards initialed . . . Wants to retire in twenty years rather than forty years . . . Alopecia areata . . , Commuted to Goucher . . . Studies too hard — no time for women . . . Rubber dam expert . . . Where ' s my thesis. ' . . . Neatly dressed. Herbert Hidesuke Akamine Herb . . . Honolulu, Hawaii . . . University of Hawaii, B. S. . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Always ready to help . . . Excellent technician . . . Quiet . . . Patient . . Chain smoker while doing lab work . . . Voluminous notes . . . But, Doctor, what ' s the matter with these fin ger mipressions : Flowered sport shirts Carved oversized demonstration teeth for Dr. Vanden Bosche. Waverly Conway Artz Artz . . .Vicksburg, Mississippi . . . University of Mississippi, B. A. . . . Entering practice in Florida . . . Married to Becky . . . Got to call my wife to see if she is all riaht. . . . Lord Baltimore Hotel bartender . . . Wore white bucks every day . . . Used make-up case for prosthetics kit . . . Recipient of Dr. Hahn ' s flashlight treatment . . . Six different apartments in four years. 151 3. eniefis Robert Vincent Bates Bob . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Denison University . . . Psi Omega . . . Navy bound . . . Playboy . . . Lost more Beale ' s Packers than any other man in class . . . Personality plus . . . Likes to make Ivy League excursions . . . Has a genuine seaworthy club cellar . . . Has unique right-arm position during periods of exercise . . . The Bear . . . Co-owner of Earle ' s, Valley Inn, and the Band Box . . . Has more cancella- tions than seats in Hippodrome. Edward Jerome Becker Ed . . . Washington, D. C. . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Gorgas . . . Alpha Omega (Historian 3, President 4) . . . Interfraternity Council 4 . . . Navy . . ' Becka, Becka, Becka . . . Always first man to finish an exam . . . Pseudo Southerner . . . Golf pro . . . Did you say you want to buy a new Chevrolet, Doctor? . . . Attends all 8 o ' clock lectures . . . Dog lover . . . I ' m gassed, because I ' m not gassed. Robert John Belliveau Bob . . . Springfield, New Jersey . . . Seton Hall Uni- versity, B. S. . . . Married . . . Commutes to New Jersey every week end . . . This is better than carpen- try . . . Thought Bacteriology the best course in school . . . Knows basketball . . . Stop being so gassed-up, Tom . . . Steady and sound ... At his best when cementing bridges. MlY :[L f956 Kenneth Edward Bertram Ken . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Syracuse University, B. S. . . . Gorgas . . . Student Senate 3, 4 (President 4) . . . Reports to three lovely ladies: Stella Mary, Susan and Mary Kay . . . Characteristic hairait . . . Easygoing . . . Dr. Warner ' s pride in mixing plaster . . . Entering general practice . . . Perfection extraordinaire . . . Good instructor material. Henry Joseph Bianco, Jr. Hank . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Loyola College . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Army . . . Married . . . Three women in his life: Charlotte, Vicki and Christina . . . Let ' s go to the movies . . . Likes HO trains . . . These are the cigarettes my father buys . . . This makes the twenty-third full crown . . . Good technician . . . Logical thinker . . . Good dissector . . . Mike ' s caretaker. Mar io Bonanti Mars . . . Erie, Pennsylvania . . . Gannon College, B. A. . . . Gorgas . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Quiet and reserved . . . Ardent follower of G.V., K.V., and T.V. . . . Artiste magnifique . . . Tom ' s lab man . . . Best subject was Oral and Written Expression . . . Dr. Dosh ' s right-hand man . . . Will put a crown on any- thing. •{18}- 3. eniefis Frederick Thomas Brennan Fred . . . Bangor, Maine . . . University of Maine, A. B. . . . Psi Omega . . . Air Force . . . Am I on assign- ment today? . . . Biochemist . . . Mayor of the Italian Colony of Garrison Boulevard . . . Charter member of Gorgeous Society . . . One of the Moylan Sisters . . . Great preacher . . . No relation to Walter Brennan (although there is a resemblance) . . . One of the Barons . . . Sonff and dance man. Stanley Louis Brown Stan . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Mary- land, B. S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Silent Stan, the Moon Man . . . Youngest old man in the class . . . Last man out of the clinic . . . Still looking for the per- fect woman . . . Accurate demonstrator of T. M. joint . . . Knows about the dental vise? . . . Can ' t make it tonight; I ' m driving . . . I ' ve filled the root canals; now we can extract. Morton Alfred Brownstein Rocky . . . Norfolk, Virginia . . . University of Rich- mond . . . Alpha Omega (Treasurer 4) . . . Made home movies for Sophomore technique courses . . . Never looked at slides during Seminars . . . Seldom touched the cadaver . . . Put Weiner ' s name on his lab reports . . . Out Brownnnsteinn. -{19! :iL f9S6 W- Bernard Busch Bernie . . . Newark, New Jersey . . . Tulane University, A. B. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Army . . . Commutes to school from week ends in New Jersey . . . Carved all his wax teeth in one week end . . . Clinic borrower . . . No use taking the roll, Busch is here . . . Butcher of the Anatomy Lab . . . Whom are we going to teach a lesson to this week? Robert Roscoe Callahan Bob . . . Sanford, Florida . . . U niversity of Georgia, B. S. . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Running a private race with Dr. Preis . . . Has own dental caries lab . . . Dave and Sue carve up wax crowns at home . . . Ideal student and family man . . . Made a bridge for Dr. Flor . . . Baseball expert (gave up career in baseball for den- tistry) . . . Golly, did you hear that. Anthony Alain Caputi Tony . . . Newport, Rhode Island . . . University of Vermont . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Army . . . Married . . . Louie ' ll get me through this school yet . . . Custodian of Callahan ' s instruments . . . One of the Barons . . . Took up dentistry to become a better lifeguard ... I can get out any night I want Thinner than Chmar Meets adversity with a smile — from practice. •{20) 3. eni( fis Aaron Jacob Chmar Joe . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Mary- land . . . Alpha Omega (Sergeant at arms 4) . . . President, Senior Class . . . Treasurer, Junior Class . . . Student Senate 4 . . . Perpetual college boy . . . Knows gold foil condensing pressures . . . Oriole fan . . . Bought a new convertible to keep warm . . . Finally saw the light of Cape Cod ... I can and I will have another . . . Converted to Pizza early in life . . . Frustrated fireman. Bernie Odell Coberly, Jr. Bernie . . . Mt. Savage, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Army bound . . . proud possessor of a super chic Chevy . . . Takes occasional naps in class . . . Cape Cod chef and Ocean City booster . . . Terror of Route 40 . . . Studies at the Hi Fi Room . . . Al Jolson of BCDS . . . Terp fan from the bowling alley . . . Another Baron . . . One of the Moylan sisters. Donald Eugene Cone Don . . . Silver Spring, Maryland . . . Washington Missionary College . . . Gorgas . . . Mirror 4 . . . Married . . . Entering the Army . . . Member of The Irvington Express . . . Works with a left-handed smile . . . Twin brother of Armand Hall . . . Never wastes a minute . . . Lover of long-haired music . . . Perfect gentleman . . . Gold requirements off on relatives . . . You character. 1 :iL f956 ■ Frederick Earl Connelly Fred . . . Braintree, Massachusetts . . . Bowdoin College . . . Psi Omega (Editor 4) . . . Entering the Air Force . . . Junior . . . Always smiling . . . Brennan ' s other half . . . Well known for his bright side remarks in class . . . Another Baron . . . Received his basic train- ing at 3403 Garrison . . . Gorgeous charter member . . . Braintree bullet . . . Uses class III foils as a tem- porary . . . Nell will sound the knell Joseph Anthony Corbo Joe . . . Jersey City, New Jersey ... St. Peter ' s College, A. B. , . . Army . . . Anesthetist at City Hospitals . . . Used Connelly ' s blood for Biochem experiments . . . Usu- ally on time for 9 o ' clock classes . . . Has heavy beard . . . Most likely to do the unlikely. Victor Benjamin Costa Ben . . . Red Bank, New Jersey . . . Miami University . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Army , . . Other halt of El Tigre Flick Club . . . Who ' s got a cigarette? . . . Daily trips to Edmondson to see Carol . . . Oh, by tlic way, did he take attendance? . . . Good technician . . . Pedodontist? . . . Always heading somewhere fast. -122J. s. eniofis Michael Alexander Costrino Mike . . . Milford, Massachusetts . . . Boston Univer- sity, A. B, . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Student Senate 4 . . . Married . . . Uncle Mike . . . Perpetually gassed . . . Dissected the cadaver by himself . . . Lightning trips to Massachusetts in ' 49 Chevy . . . Crown and Bridge re- quirements on Mary . . . Conscientious . . . You like that? . . . Winning smile . . . Family man. Don . . Delaware commuter ing . . . Donald LeRoy Cramer . Wilmington, Delaware . . . University of . . . Gorgas . . . Entering Army , . . Weekly . . . Opens the school for Willie every morn- Liberace of the class . . . Chronic gas artist Ten-treatment pathologies . . VX ' here ' d you pick her up? All female patients . . Prosthetics man. Remo Angelo DelRosso Del . . . Haverhill, Massachusetts ... St. Anselm ' s College . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Army bound . . . lii Tigre . . . Never gassed . . . That ' s my racket . . . New England flash . . . How bouta flick . . . Started Sophomore Crown and Bridge lab in May . . . Nice cavity prep, Del Rosso, but this tooth isn ' t even treatment planned ' . . . Triples with Charlie and Frank. -{231. [IL f956 David Arthur Denisch Dave . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Army . . . Dig me daddyo . . . Bal- timoie booster ... A good audience . . . Quite cheerful . . . Oh what folly . . . Sings Marilou . . . Likes surgery assignments . . . Always on time . . . Yent ' s best rider . . . Burned anterior bridge in Soph Lab during last week. William Frank Evans, Jr. Frank . . . Sarasota, Florida . . . LIniversity of Florida, A. A. . . . Psi Omega . . . President, Freshman Class . . . Student Senate 1 . . . Married . . . Air Force . . . Gave first zygomatic in senior year . . . Amalgam inlay proponent . . . Honorary Zip . . . Junior operative re- quirements on human endoform . . . Always willing to help . . . What this school needs is an honor system . . . Dawgonnit. ' Francis Xavier Falivene X . . . Long Branch, New Jersey . . . Seton Hall Uni- versity, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Air Force . . . Married . . . High Potentate of B.C.D.S Mafia . . . Home for lunch during Freshman year . . . Yankee fan . . . Captain of Zip nine . . . Ace car parker . . . Drives the Green Hornet . . . Ella ' s best dentist. •1241- 3. enieH Andrew Nunzio Federico Andy . . . Locii, New Jersey . . . Rutgers University, B. A. . . . Fast talker . . . Buddy ... All female patients . . . Last student cleaning instruments . . Avid Jerseyite . . . Ace wax-cube maker . . . Member of Mafia with X . . . Big Man at B.C.D.S. . . . Would have played for Yankees but tripped going around first base. Fred Seymour Fink Spike . . . Wilmington, Delaware . . . University of Delaware, B. A. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Grand Master 4) . . . Student Senate 4 . . . Interfraternity Council 4 . . . Mirror 1, 2, 3 . . - Sergeant at arms. Freshman and Sophomore Classes . . . Army . . . You should see Sam do that . . . Marv ' s better half . . . Usually out of ink . . . Always smiling . . . Long-distance x-ray consultant for old hospital . . . Vic Scixas . . . Fought Mike four years for arm rest . . . Hey, fellas, where ' s the ilio tibial tract? Michael Edward Fleming Mike . . . Troy, New York . . . Siena College, B. S. . . . Vice-President, Junior class . . . Psi Omega . . . Navy . . . Four years behind the Busch . . . Ardent Democrat . . . Has Al Smith ' s picture in his room . . . Gorgeous Society member . . . Marv, me boy . . . Sells Troy Stones . . . Student Nurses ' librarian . . . Recipient of annual St. Patrick ' s day award from Marv and Spike . . . Quiet, but popular . . . Fought Spike four years for arm rest. -!25f :JL 1956 Jack Lester Frasher Jack . . . Greenville, South Carolina . . . Marshall College, Furnian University . . . Married . . . Outstand- ing left-handed mixologist at the Deutsches House . . . Holds Frederick Avenue Speedway Record . . . A.W.O.L. during hunting season . . . Proud father . . . Ace techni- cian and operator . . . Did Sophomore Crown and Bridge requirements in two months . . . Must consider cuspidor in convenience form. Marvin Lewis Friedman Marv . . . Bridgeport, Connecticut . . . University of Connecticut, B. A. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Scribe 3) . . . Gorgas . . . Army . . . The Hooker . . . Sax king . . . Tells Fink ' s old jokes . . . What ' s next. Gag . . . Student to playboy in four years . . .Only student to have car stolen from Hecht ' s garage . . . Daddy-longlegs . . . Studies for exams before they are announced . . . Fink ' s Godfather. Robert Albert Gagne Bob . . . Waterbury, Connecticut . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Howdy . . . Interning in hometown . . . Mr. Fixit . . . Commuted on week ends to Waterbury the lirst two years . . . Runs the Irvingtcn Express . . . Off-street parking lot of four cars . . . Serious about studies. -{26f 3. eni( H Charles Joseph Galiardi, Jr. Chasbo . . . New York, N. Y. . . . New York University, University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi ... Air Force . . . Treasurer, Senior Class . . . Cultured Bren- nan and taught him everything he knows . . . Spent four years trying to get Gassiraro a date . . . Will soon retire his maroon jacket . . . Bronx lover — especially at night . . . Someone give me a sheet of paper, please . . . Coffee hound . . . Likes his sleep . . . Another Baron. Francis Eugene Gassiraro Gene . . . Boston, Massachusetts . . . Boston College, A. B. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Has a dentist as a patient . . . Extra sweet coffee, please . . . Learned pharmacology from his druggist sister . . . Boston bureaucrat . . . Still combs his hair . . . Still looking . . . Discusses dentistry, etc., anywhere . . . Likes long week ends. Marvin Bennett Golberg Marv . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Mary- land School of Pharmacy, B. S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Class historian . . . Golberg — without the d . . . Taught pharmacology lab . . . I can get it for you wholesale . . . GollU-berrrg . . . Gene, let ' s give a couple of sh-h-h ' s . . . Likes the head rest on first operative chair on the right . . . Operative requirements on relatives and Pharmacy School instructors. 11 :ilie f9S6 Stanley Barry Goldberg Stan . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . The Johns Hopkins University ' , B. A. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Devised his o%vn restorations — Class IV Goldberg . . . Got a cigarette? . . . Friendly . . . Quiet . . . Where ' s Brown? . . . Has own chair in Dr. Louie ' s section . . . Only four months, ten days, four hours and three minutes to go and I ' ll be out of this place . . . Likes girls as children. Herbert William Grambcw, Jr. Herb . . . Bethesda, Maryland . . . University of Mary- land, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Taking over the Oral Surgery Department . . . Clinic speedster . . . Neatly dress ed . . . Amiable . . . Former resident of Chick ' s . . . Jazz connoisseur . . . Gee, is my wife smart . . . Class III foils in fifteen minutes . . . This lab work isn ' t for me. Herald Donald Green Irwin, Pennsylvania University of Pitts- Hal . burgh, B. S. . . . Gorgas ( Vice-President 4) . . . Mar- ried . . . Always on time . . . Never misses a lecture . . . Good student . . . Part-time cabbie . . . Pirate fan . . . Wait till I ask the warden . . . I ' ll never get done . . . Does MODBL inlays on Saal . . . Master anatomist . . . Born tired and hungry. 28 3. eni( fis Armand Shelby Hall Moan . . . Ocean City, Maryland . . . Washmgton and Lee University . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Johnny-comc-lately . . . Recent father of little Mike . . . Vies for best dressed man of class . . . Four years in the Uplands . . . Neat and meticulous operator . . . Rather hunt ducks than eat . . . Home lab man . . . Donald Cone ' s twin. Alfred Hamel Al . . . Central Falls, Rhode Island . . . Providence Col- lege, B. S. . . . Gorgas . . . Extracts only upper first mol- ars .. - Cappuccio ' s lament . . . Little man with all the big answers . . . Supply dealer . . . Bar tender . . . Confident . . . Slide man for Dr. Aisenberg . . . Little but always heard . . . Believes anything once. Albert Edward Heimert III Bert . . . Baltimore, Maryland Maryland, B. S. . . . Psi Omega Entering the Air Force . University of . Gorgas . . . Bert, the cool operator . . . Never gassed . . . Hamel, wheie ' s all my equipment? . . . Recjiiirements off on family . . . Did you get that in your notes? . . . Frequent trips to Philadelphia . . . Wake up, Bert, class is over ... I know her from some pilace ' . . . The silent one. •{29}. :ilie f956 «TP Leonard George Henschel Len . . . Washington, D. C. . . . University of Maryland . . . Alpha Omega . . . That ' s my poker face . . . The Green Hornet . . . Busch, where ' s my curly cutters? . . . It ' s none other than Vasa ' Vasorum et Nervi . . . Keeps Bert awake in class with a hotfoot . . . Hates the Yankees . . . Takes accurate notes . . . Eats candy bars in class . . . She won two out ol three falls. Gene Caryl Hose Gene . . . Morgantown, West Virginia ginia University, A. B. . . . Psi Omega . Married . . . Entering the Army . . . . . Did you get that one, Blaine? . . of anomalies for his first anatomy exam . to sleep . . West Vir- . Gorgas . . . Good natured Studied a book . Been known This just doesn ' t look right to me ' Hugh?? ' Blaine Ellsworth Jarrett Ra enswood, West Virginia Blaine . ginia University, A. B. . . . Air Force . . . . Plays poker with Kapsak and Sadd for Charles Antell . . . That ' s what Redlegs fan . . . I don ' t know yet . . Loves to ride in Al ' s car. . . . West Vir- . . Ladies man . . . Future ad I mean . . . Curly hair . . . ■{sol- s. eni( fis Jerome Philip Jermain, Jr. Jerry . . . West Haven, Connecticut ... St. Michael ' s College, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Married ... His Dodgers finally came through . . . Ready to go golfing on a minute ' s notice . . . List of borrowers in his appoint- ment book . . . Anybody have last year ' s exam.- . . . Long forehead and getting longer . . . Floated back to earth after Freshman year . . . Boats, cars, and stocks . . . Gases Skib. Ralph Stuart Johnson Ralph . . . Bountiful, Utah . . . University of Utah . . . Gorgas . . . Public Health Ser ice . . . Married . . . Generous lender . . . Y worker . . . ' Well dressed . . . Speaks up in lecture , . . Gained twenty pounds on Sandra ' s cooking ... I really fouled up that exam . . . New ideas after summer at N.LH. . . . Made Gorgas but did not join until Senior Year. Albert Andrew Kapsak Al College Berwick, Pennsylvania . . . Mt. St. Mary ' s . Gorgas (Secretary 4) . . . Army . . . Married . . . Young Al . . ' W ho ' s shy in the pot. ' . . . Still remembers the last day of Freshman year . . . Serious about studies . . . Frequent excursions to Penn- sylvania . . . Philly fan . . . Sadd ' s caretaker . . . Friendly . . . New father . . . Changes Class III foils to Class Vsl inlays. 31 ' JL f9S6 Paul Samuel Keller Paul . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Gettysburg College, A. B. . . , Student Senate 1, 2 . . . Army . . . Short haircut . . . Twenty-page biochem reports . . . Lover of New England landscape . . . Read War and Peace between Senior lectures . . . Never wears an overcoat . . . Very sensible . . . Part-time cabbie . . . Nurses Home fan . . . Extra large lunches. Edward McCauley Kelly Ned . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Loyola College, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Mirror 2, 3, 4 (Business Manager, 3) . . . Secretary, Freshman Class . . . journal 2 . . . Army . . . Has disposition of a saint plus the Irish blarney . . . Saves everything , . . Did most of junior require- ments in the third trimester . . . Wore a suit to anatomy lab . . . Did you borrow my . . . ? Orthodontist?? . . . Still editing Senior write-ups Ralph Lawrence Kercheval Kerch . . . Kingwood, West Virginia . . . West Virginia University . . . Gorgas . . . Army . . . Married . . . Tailor-made cHnic gowns . . . Level headed . . . Neat and careful operator . . . Jack of all trades . . . Feels dentistry is a hard way to make a living . . . Drives jet- propelled style . . . Never gassed . . . Plugged Class III toil with arm in cast . . . Magnetic attraction for telephone poles. -[32 s. eniefis Thomas Frederick Kern Tom . . . Waterbury, Connecticut . . . Mt. St. Mary ' s College . . . Psi Omega . . . The Happy Wanderer at all dances . . . Nicest smile . . . Is this okay? . . . Connecticut Yankee . . . Shortest haircut . . . Bird dog . . . Ivy league dresser . . . Hey . . . . . . Lives at St. Mary ' s Seminary . . . You ' re going to get out of here . . . Army intern . . . Never knows where he is going at night. Francis Joseph Kihn Frank . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Loyola College, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Secretary 4) . . . Mirror 4 . . . Boys ' Club worker . . . Debater deluxe . . . Likes to polka . . . Likeable . . . I ' his technique is fraught with danger . . . I ' ve just been grabbed by an intangible . . . Busy Zip worker . . . Adrienne ' s future dentist . . . Army. Norman Dale Kisamore Norm . . . Cumberland, Maryland . . . LIniversity of Maryland . . . Senior class, sergeant at arms . . . Mar- ried . . . Mr. Foley ' s ' Rogers . . . Na y Dental Corps ' Vet . . . Outspoken . . . You gotta have a Roach carver . . ' . Occasionally late for class . . . How big is a gauge? . . . Tonight I ' m going to study histo, bio, and Pimlico . . . Captain of Independent bowling team . . . Has rolled notebooks. ■(33K Jlic f956 Eugene Francis Kobylarz j Gene . . . Passaic, New Jersey . . . Lebanon Valley College, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Army . . . New Jersey ' s easygoing gift to Baltimore women . . . Has the best line m class . . . Shrewd operator . . . Perpetually on the inside track . . . Backed some slow ones at ol ' Pimlico . . . Do you really want to be a dentist? . . . Caesar ' s nite-cavalier sidekick . . . To get through this place you have to be good with the meat hooks. Jerome Boris Krachman Jerry . . Paterson, New Jersey . . . University of Buf- falo, B. A. . . . Alpha Omega (House Manager 3) ■ ■ . Mirror 4 . . . Perpetual intern . . . Neuro really gassed him . . . When they know me. they love me . . . Special clothes arrangement on Saturday nights . . . No, Krachman, the patient ' s glasses! . . . Reserved . . . Plans to intern at the Mount Sinai Hospital. Robert Leo LaFon Bob . . . Charleston, ' West Virginia . . . Morris Harvey College, West Virginia Uni ersity, A. B. . . . Freshman and Sophomore Class Vice President . . . Married . . . Distinguished looking . . . Congenial . . . Founder of AA.P.C.A.U.P, (American Association for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Used in Pharmacology) . . . Ardent bridge player . . . Now that looks all right. . . . Say, Dr. Dosh, ... ... Balt imore City mortician . . . Cunctator. -!34]. 3 eni(}fis Vernon A. Lake Vernon . . . Orangeburg, South Carolina . . . Presbyter- ian College . . . Gorgas . . . Army . . . Married . . . Quiet, studious, a typical Southern gentleman . . . The letter in anatomy class from Clarice . . . Taught Rodef- fer and Woodside how to cook . . . Had excess on several amalgams . . . Southern drawl . . . Ah found it, ah found it, ah found the facial nerve! Stuart Donald LaKind Stu . . . Teaneck, New Jersey . . . Seton Hall Univer- sity . . . Alpha Omega (Secretary 3, Vice President 4) . . . Gorgas (Treasurer 4) . . . Interfraternity Council 4.. . . Army . . . Honorary Zip . . . Has yet to under- stand what Lake is trying to say . . . Class clown, imitator, and cut-up . . . Original grouch . . . Let ' s not mention the exam . . . Trumpet player deluxe . . . Gaver worked in his section . . . Let ' s play poker; I need a new jacket. ' Charles Ed ' ward Landry Charlie . . . Marlborough, Massachusetts ... St. An- selm ' s College . . . Xi Psi Phi (Vice President 4) . . . Interfraternity Council 4 . . . Trio with Frank and Roy . . . The Bostonian accent . . . It was rough on the islands . . . Angel ' s Class III . . . The Look . . . Come onnnn . . . Goucher evening course student . . . Poor man ' s Gene Krupa . . . Got an A on wax cube. 35). JL f9S6 Peter Joseph Lapolla Pete . . . Central Falls, Rhode Island . . . Providence College . . . Xi Psi Phi (Editor 3, 4) . . . President, Junior Class . . . Secretary, Sophomore Class . . . Stu- dent Senate (Treasurer 3) . . . Army . . . Connoisseur of regimental ties . . . That Look . . . Admired as Mr. Polla at the Child Study Center . . . Only sopho- more to cement two inlays at once ... A friend to every- body ... A naive Mr. Peepers . . . Ann. Kendrick Roger Lawrence Ken . . . Moscow, Vermont . . . University of Vermont, B. A. . . . Gorgas (Historian 4) . . . Married . . . Poor man ' s Gary Cooper . . . Cracker barrel philosopher . . . Pete, I can ' t see how I ' m ever going to finish . . . Often referred to as General Custer . . . Wears white bucks in the clinic . . . You people don ' t know what cold weather is ... A representative from Moscow (Ver- mont). Jules Joseph Levin Jules . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Western Maryland College, B. A. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Coast Guard . . . Married . . . Harry ' s boy . . . Copied Lapolla ' s notes the Freshman year, Lawrence ' s the next three years . . . Never touched a cadaver his first year . . . Can ' t wait till June comes! . . . But, doctor, the patient is moving out of town tomorrow! [36F s. eniof s Walter Joseph Lucas, Jr. Luke . . . Charlotte, North C arolina . . . Behnont Abbey College, B. S. . . . Married . . . Always sets the pace in technique courses . . . Ready to help another student at any time . . . Good natured . . . Does everyone ' s lab work , . . Wants to practice in North Carolina . . . Has two sons as big as he is. Clayton Swearingen McCarl Clayt . . . Greenbelt, Maryland . . . University of Mary- land, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . One minute speed record for sophomore Class I (on wrong tooth) . . . Never studies for exams till they are being passed out . . . Personality plus — punctuality minus . . . 4:30 patients . . . Two-chair operator . . . Slept through lectures for four years . . . Had to cover his first foil with an onlay . . . Patients buried in baloney but are always smiling. Carlton Joseph McLeod Mac . . . Pawtucket, Rhode Island . . . Brown Unixer- sity, A. B. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Treasurer 3, 4) . . . Senior Navy Dental Program Solders on glass slabs . Prosthetics as a specialty . . . Did all senior prosthetics requirements on one patient . . . Weikert ' s sidekick . . . Very Good Student . . . Went through ll , years of clinic without putting in a foil . . . Tells worse jokes than Lapolla . . . Does dentures three times for experience . . . Talking machine. -l37 gL f956 Francis Xavier McNulty Frank . . . Holyoke, Massachusetts ... St. Anselm ' s College . . . Xi Psi Phi (House Manager 2) . . . The quiet man . . . Doodles during lectures . . . I decline . . . Ready to help . . . Triplicate with Ray and Charlie . . . Dry humor . . . World champion rumor spreader . . . This Baltimore weather is terrible! . . . Started sophomore rumor that only eighty were being measured for clinic gowns . . . Suffers from lab-phobia . . . Social butterfly . . . Roentgenologist? Philip Dennis Marano Phil . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Loyola College . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Mirror 3, 4 . . . Vice-President, Senior Class . . . Interning at Johns Hopkins Hospital . . . Married ... I promised your mother . . . Always has a good comment . . . Handsome Latin lover . . . Thom McAn ' s man . . . Easy to get along with . . . Carries two weeks ' lunch in one bag. Harry Leroy Mertz, Jr. Pete . . . West Hyattsville, Maryland . . . Gettysburg College ... Psi Omega (Pledge Trainer 3, Treasurer 4) . . . Mirror 3 ■ . . Know a short date? (1, 2, 3) — Married (4) . . . Army . . . Interest in learning . . . Did you see the teeth in her head? . . . Now Steve, Phil is too young to understand that . . . How do you spell that? . . . But I ' m lefthandcd . . . Good worker. ■{38 s. eni( fis Steven Jay Miller Steve . . . Newark, New Jersey . . . Rutgers Unversity, A. B. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta . . . Air Force . . . Pretty blue eyes . . . Next slide, Leroy . . . Best equipped dentist in class . . . Who did this dissection? . . . No false modesty . . . Class advisor . . . I know all about that . . . Have you heard the one about . . . ? . . . Jim Lock ' s assistant. Dale Roger Moss Dale . . . Glen Burnie, Maryland . . . University of South Carolina . . . Married . . . What I can ' t under- stand is ... .. . Easygoing . . . Travels with Young- blood and company . . . Considers dental school a plot against him . . . Voice of experience . . . Advocates coffee break every hour. Robert Paul Murphy Bob . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Loyola College, A. B . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Entering Navy . . . Serously though . . . Anything else. Doctor? . . . Knows Mercy ' s OB Halls well . . . Always on time, especially since getting married . . . Spent summer at Gunther ' s . . . Likes to argue with Norris . . . O ' Connell ' s best man . . . Department store supervisor. 39}- :iL f9S6 George Herman Nieske George . . . Wilbraham, Massachusetts . . . American International College, B. A, . . . Army . . . Married . . . Chronic worrier . . . What did you put for that third question? . . . Knows everybody ' s grades . . . Overhauls the car weekly . . . Has patients who are re- lated to each other . . . Class IV expert . . . Brother of Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union with Murphy . . . Thinks two children are part of requirements. James Philip Norris Phil . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Mary- land, B. S. . . . Psi Omega (Secretary 4) . . . Student Senate 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 2, President 3, Vice President 4) . , . Mirror 3, 4 (Associate Editor 4) . . . Interfra- ternity Council 4 . . . Married . . . Class politician, mor- tician, inventor and pitcher . . . Thrives on an argument . . . An individualist . . . Snapped right on, fits like a glove, looks real nice . . . Never seen without coffee. Christopher James O ' Connell, Jr. Chris . . . Holyoke, Massachusetts . . . College of the Holy Cross, B. S. . . . Married . . . Navy , . . Moose . . . Silicate king . . , Part-tme referee and coach . . . Graceful . . . Reads the evening papers the next day . . . Good natured . . . Thinks a lot . . . Still looking for three-unit bridge he lost in sophomore year . . . Spent his bachelor days at the Seminary . . . Permanent chair in Dr. Gaver ' s section . . . Norris pitching, O ' Connell catching. ■(40f s. eni( fis Ferdinand Frank Pagano Frank . . . Carney ' s Point, New Jersey . . . Niagara University . . . Class bookie . . . Boxing fan . . . Sel- dom makes early lectures . . . Orange knit tee shirt . . . The Golden Glow , . . What ' s the odds . . . Hair lip occasionally . . . Drives patients home in his cab . . . Pegged pants . . . Good dresser. Raymond Walter Palmer, Jr. Ray . . . Linthicum Heights, Maryland . . . University of iVlaryland, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . President, Soph- omore Class . . . Student Senate 2, 3 (Vice-President 3) . . . Mirror, 4 . . . Interfraternity Council, 4 . . . Married . . . Going into Navy . . . Attends all school functions . . . Class statesman . . . Hey, did you see Youngblood or Parker? . . . Never gassed . . , Creator and designer of Good Wife Diploma . . . Potential orthodontist . . . Eluded Dr. Randolph for two years . . . Always wears a sportscoat. Robert Dickey Parker Bob . . . Charleston, West Virginia . . . Morris Harvey College . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Just missed making Gorgas . . . Sells used cars to all his patients, who happen to be only females . . . Youngblood ' s body- guard . . . I ' ve given up drinking, where ' s the party . . . Pleasant to everyone . . . Made excuses for another Parker for two years and then c[uit. -{41}- ' JL f956 Thomas Henry Paterniti Pat . . . Metuchen, New Jersey . . . Seton Hall Univer- sity, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gold foil king . . . Some- body loan me some gold, my drawer is locked . . . Ridgeway ' s lab man . . . Noa ' s dentist . . . The Voice . . . Doctor, am I the first to finish this project? . . . Finished requirements in October but is still gassed . . . Yeeak . . . Okay, who stole my case? . . . Meso- morph. Donald Pivni ck Pivvie . . . Hartford, Connecticut . . . University of Connecticut . . . Alpha Omega . . . Always late . . . When absent, tells instructors one week later he was late . . . Always wore somebody else ' s gown into anatomy lab . . . Dr. Randolph, this is the perfect silicate. You can ' t even find the margins . . . Specialist in water boil- ing . . . Loves Class III foils . . . Of course, she ' s in pain . . . Never loses, always plays it the right way. Jose Ramon Prieto-Hernandez Jose . . . Quebradillas, Puerto Rico . . . University of Puerto Rico, B. S. . . . Married . . . The other Hose . . . Look ad dat, Charlie eez sleeping again . . . Likes to work in Section 1-18 . . . Gas artist . . . Tom ' s worst patient . . . Good technician . . . Full dentures are a specialty . . . Refused to lend Ace Ridgeway any more paper in the middle of senior year. iAiy 3. eni( H Charles Allen Ridgeway Charlie . . . Phoenix, Arizona . . . Phoenix College, Arizona State, University of Southern California . . . Psi Omega . . . Sergeant at arms. Junior Class . . . Cactus Joe . . . Foilers ' ace chucker . . . Even sleeps in Dr. Randolph ' s class . . . Think you screwed up. Ace . . . In town for the week end. Ace? . . . Hey, Joe, where ' s your ... ... Dodged a ticket by promising dentures to the cop . . . This is a case of righteous indignation. Vernon Delaney Rodeffer Vern . . . Sadsbury ' ille lege . . .Air Force . the Pennsylvania Dutch edentulous dentures . . Rodeffer — see Rollins points . Ray . . Pennsylvania . . . Catawba Col- . A fine upstanding example of . . Boy dentist . . . Makes Drives in reverse , . . Want . . It has a couple of good . But I don ' t want to go to West Virginia, Good natured . . . Cutlery salesman . . . Unscrupulous elements are after me. ' Laurence Ray Rollins Ray . . . South Charleston, West Virginia . . . Marshall College . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Navy Man . . . Studied a half hour and got my usual B . . . When are we going to West Virginia, Rodeffer? . . . Dr. Medina mixes his cement . . . Check THAT will you!! . . . What chance have I got. ' — 107 against 1 . . . Casting machine scavenger . . . Never leaves the first section of the clinic . . . Doesn ' t impress me . . . Hasn ' t made any normal dentures . . . Missed centric using a Gothic Arch tracing. 43 L f9S6 Paul Leon Roxin Pee Wee . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Alpha Omega . . . Mirror, 4 . . . Navy . . . Beau Brummell . . . Part-time instructor in Crown and Trinket . . . Could dissect a cadaver but not a dog . . . Short fingers . . . Harry Homburg . . . Spends most of his time asking questions . . . Unlit for sea duty . . . Bur Head. Edward Thomas Ryan III Ed . . . Springfield, Massachusetts . . . American Inter- national College, A. B. . . . Do you know where the Superior Mesenteric Artery is, Mr. Ryan.- ' . . . Anony- mous artist of Cactus Ridgeburger cartoons . . . Pho- tographer par excellence . . . Switchboard operator at St. Mary ' s . . . Owns one shirt and two ties, which he left home . . . Western Maryland can never compare to New England . . . Sweater man . . . Lefthanded operator . . . Human octopus. Richard Andrew Saal Dick . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Loyola College . . . Gorgas . . . Army . . . Florida bound . . . Say Hey, Willie . . . Yankee-hater . . . Slick . . . Rabid Colt and Oriole fan . . . Pinkerton detective . . . Excel- lent student . . . Classic Class III . . . Talks when not supposed to . . . Will always drink coke anytime, any- where . . . Good friend to have . . . Prosthetic re- quirements on father. iay s. eniofis Eugene Marcellus Sadd Gene . . . Charleston, West Virginia . . . Xavier Uni- versity . . . Worships the ground Mickey Mantle walks on . . . No one o ' clock patients during the World Series . . . Still cannot be convinced that the Yankees lost the series . . . Lived for two years on poker winnings . . . Wanna bet? . . . Why certainly . . . Notre Dame ' s publicity director . . . Lebanese lover . . . Part owner of Black Beauty — 1936 Chevy (now defunct). Herbert Otto Scharpf Herb . . . Tenafly, New Jersey Psi Omega (House Manager 4) Tufts College Senior Dental Student Program . Gorgas . . . Navy Delores ' dentist . . . Visited almost every historical spot in surrounding territory . . . A silent Jerseyite . . . Seldom has car trouble in Baltimore . . . Self-composed ... Psi Omega house is his special headache . . . Admiral of the Navy Dintal Corps at B.C.D.S. Charles August Schlegel, Jr. Charlie . . . New Haven, Connecticut . . . Providence College . . . Xi Psi Phi (President 4) . . . Interfrater- nity Council (Vice President 4) . . . Married . . . Gor- gas . . . Liquid diet during Freshman year . . . Fractured jaw valued- at one fountain pen . . . Puzzle wizard . . . Dr. Randolph ' s right hand . . . Acc]uired new(er) car and wife while at B.C.D.S. . . . Well liked . . . Modest . . . Always willing to render aid if called upon. ' :JL f956 Arthur Seymour Schuster Arty . . . Baltimore, Maryland . land, B. S. . . . Alpha Omega Married . . . Don ' t tell Wilma diet tomorrow . University of Mary- . Air Force . . . . . I ' m going on a Diamond expert . . . Was taught English by Dr. Medina . . . Owned three Packards . . . Car mechanic extraordinary . . . Pleasant A.M. disposi- tion — always with a smile . . . Charlie, check this an- swer. Caesar Michael Silvestro Caesar . . . Teaneck, New Jersey . . . New York Uni- versity, B. A. . . . Gorgas . . . Xi Psi Phi (Guard 4) . . . Army . . . Versatile musician, plays the bass and the more conventional piano . . . Psychonalyzes women . . , His best designs are on margins of lecture notes . . . Fathers Squinty, Oop-Oop, and ' Weep . . . Enjoys Baltimore nite life with Koby . . . Postgraduate of the Thomas course. Allie Skib Allie . . . Vernon, Vermont ... St. Michaels College, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Gassed Caesar up . . . Oop-Oop . . . Excellent tech- nician . . . Neglected his wife for pink wax . . . Fought with a briefcase in freshman year . . . Only guy in school who converted gas to adipose tissue . . . Meticulous and industrious . . . Jerry ' s lab man . . . Taker of volumi- nous notes . . . John ' s understudy . . . M.I.D. specialist. ■{46f s. eni fis Irby Garrion Sorrells Garry . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Mary- land, Berry College, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Man with the Hat . . . Proud father . . . Special- ized in half-hour phone calls the nights before exams . . . Gets a head start for the dances ... A true gentle- man and conscientious student ... A dehnite asset to the dental profession . . . What du ya mean, another test? Jack Haldane Soutar Jack . . . Miami Beach, Florida . . . University of Florida, B. S. . . . Psi Omega (Vice President 4) . . . Mirror 3 (Assistant Editor 4) . . . The vertical alligator . . . Frowns on week ends at Goucher . . . Duncan Hines of Baltimore . . . Always complaining that lec- ture room is too cold . . . Remakes bridges for esthetics . . . Reserve seat m Dr. Louie ' s section . . . Really . . . Amiable and capable. Lloyd Ernest Svennevig Lloyd . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Atlantic Union Col- lege, A. B. . . . Mirror 4 . . . Married . . . Sure I ' m done, but I have to complete the case . . . Has to keep up with Toropilo . . . Opens the clinic up every morning . . . ' Wants to move to a warmer climate . . . Fast and smooth operator . . . Most apt to become instructor . . . Slow driver . . . Claims Soutar has everything he can ' t find. 47V :iL f9S6 Warren Edward Thurston Warroon . . . Portland, Maine . . . University of Mary- land, B. S. . . . Gorgas . . . G.D.B.S.L. Soc. (frater- nity for non-fraternity men) . . . Mirror (Editor 4) . . . ]onnitd 3 (Chairman) . . . Married . . . Pure Yankee . . . I ' m tarred! . . . Spends lunch hours getting tele- vision parts . . . Big prosthetics man, even rebased a rebase . . . Always on the go ' . . . Vitalis Kid . . . TV radio shop behind dental office . . . Oldest young man in the class . . . Honorary member of Gorgas. Joseph Harry Toropilo Joe . . . Bristol, Connecticut . . . Hillyer College, A. S., University of Maryland . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Jovial . . . Go, go, go . . . Never too busy to help . . . Learned to play 20 questions in anatomy lab . . . Conscientious . . . Dr. Nuttall ' s pride in Crown and Bridge . . . Twenty-mile commuter . . . Has to keep up with Svennevig . . . Give me a start in upper right quadrant. Doctor . . . Constructed his own partial. ,fm-«f . Harold Michael Trepp Mickey . . . Greenwich, Connecticut . . . The Catholic University of America, A. B. . . . Psi Omega . . . Air Force . . . Married . . . If it wasn ' t for me, how would you eVer get through this school? . . . Here, let me clieck this off . . . The last Baron . . . Got his thesis typed free . . . Commuted from Connecticut to Baltimore . . . Flower of the dental world . . . Con- scientious . . . Wife paints rowboats . . . Class athlete. ■{48h s. eni( fis Gilbert Roland Tronier Gil . . . Salt Lake City, Utah . . . University of Utali . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Forever an exponent of idealism . . . Never could iind Baltimore hotels on nights of school dances . . . Noted for patients with an abun- dance of feminine pulchritude . . . Concerned about state boards while taking gross anatomy . . . Studious . . . His freshman requirements included catching the measles . . . Never without his briefcase. Donald Collis Weikert Don . . . Washington, D. C. . . . University of Mary- land, B. S. . . . Psi Omega (Grand Master 4) . . . Interfraternity Council 4 . . . Navy . . . McLcod ' s sidekick . . . Has only antique car in his car pool . . . High ideals . . . Efficient worker . . . Minstrel show headaches . . . Everybody graduates . . . Soutar ' s worst patient . . . Summers in New England, winters in Miami . . . Lightning quick dissector . . . Calm and collected. Daniel Fowler Whiteside Danny . . . Tampa, Florida . . . University of Florida ... Psi Omega (Executive Committee 2, 3, 4) . . . Gorgas . . . Fred Astaire of B.C.D.S. . . . Nocturnal dental student . . . Sees all, knows all, tells nothine . . . Letter writer supreme . . . Southern chivalry personified . . . Will never forsake fair, sunny Florida for Baltimore ... I reckon, I reckon . . . Patricia, my darling Patricia . . . Interned at Marine Hospital. -{49h :ilie f956 Anthony John Wickenheiser, Jr. Andy . . . Havre de Grace, Maryland . . . Ohio State University, University of Maryland . . . Married . . . All ' s I gotta say is . . . . . . Has the greatest mother- in-law in creation . . . Carol Ann, the light of his eye . . . Little Bur Head lives there too . . . The KI kid . . . How can I get my requirements done when these dental services take so much time? Robert James Wilson Bob . . . Gaithersburg, Maryland . . . Western Mary- land College . . . Psi Omega (Chaplain 4) . . . Married . . . Shane . . . Willing worker . . . Fast in operating and driving . . . Good student except during hunting and fishing seasons . . . Two pennies and a dime should be enough for this bridge . . . Likes to sing . . . Wore a tie once . . . Plenty of enthusiasm. Byron Crosby Woodside Byron . . . Haymarket, Virginia . . . George Washing- ton University . . . Gorgas . . . Navy . . . Married . . . Good looking . . . Neatest case in the school . . . Authority on dentistry for cows and chickens . . . Young- blood and Woodside Inc. . . . Even tempered . . . Got inebriated in pharmacology lab. -I50j s. eniefis George Dietrich Yent, Jr. Bud . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Virginia Polytechnic Institute . . . Psi Omega . . . Gorgas Society (President 4) . . . Air Force Internship . . . Married . . . Nancy won ' t let me . . . Don ' t call me George . . . Holly- wood kid . . . Impossible to make him mad . . . Has misfortune to sit next to Youngblood . . . Palmer ' s double . . . Long chain of relatives . . . Took care of Dave Den- isch for four years . . . The centric grin . . . Gorgas George . Distinctive laugh. Gilbert Garland Youngblood Gil . . . Berkeley Springs, West Virginia . . . West Vir- ginia University, A. B. . . . Psi Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Studies at Chick ' s . . . Has never been known to swear . . . Gunther ' s best customer . . . Park- er ' s better half . . . Plans to practice in Alaska or with Woodside . . . Has one half of everyone ' s equipment . . . Anatomist superb . . . Excellent operative tech- nique — also at crossword puzzles . . . The quiet type. Slf First Rolf: Agresti, Jarrett, Costa, Connelly, Frasher. Bianco, Costrino, Falivene, Federico, Cramer, Busch. Second Roic: Kelly, Keller, Fleming, Artz, Hose, Goldberg, Brown, Hamel, Brownstein, Henschel, Becker, Golberg, Belliveau. Third Row: Caputi, Friedman, Coberly, Heimert, Grambow, Evans, Denisch, Kihn, Bonanti, Corbo, Bertram, Chmar, Kapsak, Cone, Brennan. Top Roil : Hall, Kercheval, Del Rosso, Callahan, Gassiraro, Galiardi, Bates, Kern, Jermain, Gagne, Kisamore, Akamine, Johnson, Green, Fink. he eniord First Row: Wickenheiser, McLeod, Rodeffer, Prieto, Silvestro, Skib, LaKind, Whiteside, Weikert, Lapolla, Norris. Second Row: Trepp, Toropilo, Thurston, Lucas, Murphy. Mertz, Scharpf, Roxin, Pagano, Nieske, Schlegel, McNulty, Landry. Third Row: LaFon, Tronier, Saal, Rollins, Woodside, Krachman, Lawrence, Levin, Paterniti, Ridgeway, Schuster, Miller, Kobylarz. Top Roiv: Pivnick, Youngblood, Yent, Svennevig, McCarl, Marano, Soutar, Lake, Moss, Palmer, Parker, Ryan, Sorrells, Sadd. tell i lie KJraduailna C aJJ Senior Candid Shots CLASSES he Ai unioirS CLASS OFFICERS President: Bertrand S. Dann Vice-President: Roy C. Page Secretary: SEYMOUR B. FiNGERHOOD Treasurer: Jim R. Hager Historian: William E. Colliver Sergeant at Anns: Ray E, Griffin Student Senate Representatives: Walter B. Hall, John D. Vachon In the fall we returned. Ready, eager and nervous. For two years we had antici- pated the day when we would begin to operate on patients. The clinic at last! Through the halls echoed the cries: My jacket ' s too long! Where do you put all this equip- ment? What do I do next, Doctor? I can ' t get any patients. Hov will I finish by June? Fiowever, the confusion of the first few weeks soon resolved itself as we began to learn our way around. And the cries changed: Stood up again! Who has a chair at 3:00 they ' re not using? I ' ll never finish by June. Because of our preoccupation with the clinical aspects of our work, it took a round of exams to remind many of us that the classes are also an important part of a Junior ' s life. Nevertheless, with all the worry, there was time for fun and relaxation. Satur- day night nearly always saw a party of some sort, and the major event of our social season — the Junior Class Dance — was a huge success. Suddenly it was spring. Requirements only half completed. Fiurry! Hurry! I need gold work. You think you got troubles? and I ' ll never finish by June. But finish we did — just in time — and though we complained loudly and often, we wouldn ' t have had it otherwise. -{56}- First Raw: Cruteau, Buonomano, Cabana, Cuhui. Buthanan, Childs, Johnson, Black, Franklin, Koeniger, Barbusli. Second Row: Kiser, Chandler, Delorme, Keene, Kalnins, DeMartin, J., Colliver, DeMartin, R., DeCosta, Hurst, Marticlli, Gherardi, Haslam. Third Row: Blum, Broe, Buttner, Greco, Landefeld, Lurie, Lippard, Garvey, Freed, Foose, Dann, Denipsey, Dickler. Top Roir: Isbell, Keffer, Hager, Higgins, Alpher, Fingerhood, Langfield, Maud, Griffin, Bishop, Bartlett, Hall, Benton, Beliveau. he Ak uniorS First Roiv: Salvato, Rapuan o, Warren, Passarelli, Waxter, Stag, Nassif, Stoler, Merkel, Pagan-Colon. Second Row: Monroe, Miller, J. H„ Schwartz, Schachter, Schaffer, Zimmerman, Ulane, Stout, Medlock, Stokes, Williams, Ruppert, Messer. Third Row: Mueller, Varmer, Mullaney, Schick, Rushford, Shevenell, Reed, Nestor, Miller, J. C, Tomosivitch, Stribling, Patteson, Vargo. Top Row: Verdecchia, Sullivan, Repole, Puleo, Spychalski, Nolan, Owens, Snyder, Sayers, Rust, Pecoraro, Semler, Page, Vachon. ■J, m i f o, o. i ' V r 4 if .t ;§ t s «-«. P junior Candid Shots junior Candid Shots he oiph r o mo red CLASS OFFICERS President: William Neilund Vice-Pyesideiit: LiNN S. ToMPKiNS Secretary: Gerald Hoffman Tredsurer: Dave Shamer Historicin: Lee F. Eggnatz Sergeant at Anns: Frank Trotto Student Senate Representatives: Martin R. Crytzer, John S. Rushton On September 19, 19 H the doors of a once futuristic world opened and 102 new faces began the Sophomoi-e year. To their credit they had taken and digested all which had been imparted to them. The knowledge gained in the Freshman year was neatly filed in its place. Operative, Bacteriology, Physiology, and Prosthetics were heaped upon us. The segments of the preparative process were also assimilated and combined with previous knowledge. We are becoming Dentists! This one thought begins to unfold in our minds. Pontics may crack, foils may come loose, and lab reports may have to be redone — in spite of all, we are becoming Dentists. We have progressed from the embryo stage as Freshmen, through the infant stage of the Sophomore year. We now prepare to enter the adolescence of our life work. Ahead lies the adult period as practitioners. We realize the importance of the next two years at school in the maturation process. Keep your eyes open at the B.C.D.S. Watch the Class of ' 5 8 develop. ■{60f f ' f . S K Wit .: I I- L ' .; ■ ' W W i ' -%.: f n7 Roii ' .- Capo, Jansen, Lessig, Lauttman, Collins, Crytzer, Hoffman, Eggnatz, Long, Second Row: Itkin, Johnson, Jacobs, Brandau, Brager, Harris, Greco, Hyman, Frisbie, Ford, Bode, Grobani. Third Row: Chambers, Burton, Georgiades, Haddock, Block, Feiler, Goren, Lecrone, Denison, Fuentes, Asadourian, Lewis, R. Top Row: Klein, Leonard, Chait, Baumann, Gannon, Levin, Del Tufo, Keifman, Hyland, Li Pira, Birney, Bauerle, Lewis, D., Brown. ne oph r lomored Pint Row: Rushton, Weiss, Nadeau, Magruder, Micelotti, Tompkins, Rubelman, Matos, Price, Schaefer. Second Row: Sokale, Spinelli, Norwood, McLaughlin, . Schwartz, Resnek, Stewart, R. Starr, Neilund, Rogers, Perez, Santangelo, Wolf. Third Row: Shelton, Richter, Watson, Trotto, Spurrier, Sarubin, Osman, L Starr, Powell, Mehlisch, Plassnig, Moss, Tawes. Top Row: Wampler, Lucca, Luiz, H. Schwartz, Morita, Wadsworth, Raphael, Schneider, Shamer, Washuta, Menton. O ' Brien. Parker, Mar- low, Zelles. i i Mhf If ) x ■ ' tf ' B JEJf l m M Jpr- VPF H L o 41 tr -•M Sophomore Candid Shots Sophomore Candid Shots ke resk men ___-i3l« — -— — CLASS OFFICERS President: Thomas E. Miller Vice-President: Daniel J. Sullivan Secretary: Barbara D. Bucko Tredsiirer: Robert L. Lee Historian: Philip Smith Sergeant at Anns: John W. Myers Student Senate Representatives: John K. McDonald, Elizabeth H. Noa From the large and the small states, the Class of 1959 entered the dental school with 108 boys and 2 girls included in Its enrollment. At the welcoming address by Dean Aisenberg, we embarked on our training of thirty scheduled hours of theoretical and practical learning in Anatomy, Biochemistry, Histology and Dental Materials. With the helpful guidance of both faculty and upperclassmen, we hurdled the first lap of the year, and eagerly anticipated our second semester. March brought a recovery from February exams and a period of expectancy vintil Easter vacation. The year wasn ' t all work, however; for we becaine acquainted with the School of Nursing and Goucher College, and we were well represented at all the school dances. The second semester also promised more social activity, with fraternity rushing and our own Freshman Dance, at which we played host to the other classes. The Freshman Class emerged from its first year of dental training proud of our progress and accomplishments, and grateful to the members of the faculty who guided us. With our year now completed, we are anxious to begin the Sophomore year. -{64 First Row: Lee, W. G., Crowley, Conner, Lee, R. L., Lopez, Cartisano, Hansen. Brehne, Levin, Keener, Krampf. Second Row: Kay, Dowden, Ferlita, Flanders, Bucko, McDonald, Prick, T. J., Frick, L. J., Fraze, Hugelmeyer, Breckstein, Buchen, DalPozzol. Third Row: Dooley, Dolle, Dombrowski, Keen, LaPorta, Hodous, Humphreys, Jabbour, Gaskill, deLonge, Cura, Dietz, Krause. Top Rote: Lynch, Danoff, Bass, Brown, Bristol, Cali, Fowler, Blumenthal, Borges, Cohen, Fraser, Foley, Feldstein, Beckelheimer, Buckner. ne resn men First Row: Tilles, White, Skaff, Warner, Varaneili, Ribakow, Pollack, J., Yanipolsky, Veltre, Machuca. Second Row: Pirie, Pennington, Owens, Parsons, Simansky,, Silberstein, Rocco, Roush, Ruland, Saville, Schwartz, Pickus, Silver. Third Row: Sahley, Pralley, Morgan, F., Sullivan, Meakem, Smith, Peters, Miller, Myers, O ' Connor, Raese, Schofield. Top Row: Martinez, Vandrell, Sproul, Stecher, Policastro, Sollazzo, Pollack, A. R., Postal, Salerno, Raiinond, Petrakis, Swoope, Morgan. B. L. Jreskman Candid Shots JreshmuH Candid Shots CSW£T CS ' HUCK CAC7US joe RiwewmsK noves ON to enrich the proud HeRlTAGE OF THC OLD WEST FASTCR. RCC! XxW NN H 68)- ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS Student Senate OFFICERS President Kenneth E. Bertram V ' ue-Prei ' ulent James P. NoRRis Secrelcvy William H. Neilund Treasiner Bertrand S. Dann MEMBERS Aaron J, Chmar Tom E. Miller Michael A. Costrino James K. McDonald Martin R. Crytzer Elizabeth H. Noa Fred S. Fink John S. Rushton The Student Senate was organized in 19 S 2 with the objective of serving as a Haison between the student body and the faculty. Mr. Gardner P. H. Foley was instrumental in the formation of the Student Senate while Dr. Marion W. McCrea serves as the fac- ulty liaison and advisor. The contributions of the Senate to the welfare of the student body this year have been . . . photographic laminated identification cards . . . organiza- tion of Golf, Softball, and Bowling Tournaments . . . student directory . . . calendar of student activities . . . and the organization of a Professional Schools Senate. The fol- lowing graduating seniors are past members of the Student Senate. Frank W. Evans Peter J. Lapolla Paul S. Keller Raymond W. Palmer Sea cd: NcilunJ. Standing: Miller, Noa, Dann, Norris, Bertram McDonald, Rushton, Hall, Vachon, Costrino, Chmar, Fink JnterfraterHitij Council President: Vice-Presideiil: Secrelciry: Treasurer: OFFICERS Fred S. Fink Charles S. Schlegel Edward Becker Donald Weikert Sigma Epsilon Delta Xi Psi Phi Alpha Omega Psi Omega DELEGATES Carl Singer Sigma Fpsilon Delta Charles Landry Xi Psi Phi Stuart LaKind Alpha Omega Raymond Palmer Psi Omega Ken Bertram Student Senate Philip Norris Student Senate Alternate The Interfrateniity Council is composed of nine members: the four fraternity Presidents, a delegate from each fraternity, and the President of the Student Senate. This past year has been one of progress for the I.F.C. The Interfraternity Council Award v as inaugurated, a Bowling Tourn .ment was held, the I.F.C. constitution was revised and new rushing rules were adopted. Many other important changes were made. We hope that the spirit the I.F.C. has generated will continue to further good relations among the various fraternities as well as to promote a higher degree of pro- fessionalism, academic standards and faculty-student relationships among all fraternity and non-fraternity men alike. Sc ' cted: Schlegel. Weikert, Fink, Betkei Sl.iitd iig: Landry, Palmer, Norris, LaKind. ■)71 h Zke MiT Yor Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Warren E. Thurston Assistant Editor J. Philip Norris Associate Editor : Jack H. Soutar Layout Editor : Llo-i ' d E. Svennevig Classes Editor Edward M. Kelly Features Editor Stuart LaKind Administration Editor Francis J, Kihn Cover Editor Jerome B. Krachman BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Philip D. Nolan Assistant Manager Raymond D. Menton Assistant Manager Thomas F. Owens Advisor Gardner P. H. Foley Seated: LaKind, Palmer, Kelly, Kihn. Slandiiig: Koeniger, Monroe, Merkel, Croteau, Cone. BOARD OF EDITORS SVENNEVIG, SOUTAR, ThURSTON, NoRRIS BUSINESS STAFF « , i, J li- t f fT ' t 1 % — — « a r f lr F i -i ' ■ ' ■ - •™™-n 0 i;ns, Mhnton, Nolan CONTRIBUTORS Ralph C. Monroe Philip Smith Lee F. Eggnatz William E. Colliver Marvin B. Golberg Kendrick R. Lawrence Fred C. Connelly Marvin Friedman Joseph A. Croteau Fred H. A. Koeniger Ernest C. Merkel, Jr. Peter J. LaPolla Alan Stoler William H. Neilund Fred S. Fink Elizabeth H. Noa Hal Richter Joseph B. Dietz Donald E. Cone Edward T. Rvan 73 GORGAS ODONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY President: George Yent V ' ce-Presidiiil: Herald D. Green Seiretciry: Albert A. Kapsak Treasurer: Stuart LaKind Historian: Kendrick R. Lawrence Sergeant-al-Arii s: Caesar M, Silvestro Seared: Yent, Green, Lawrence. Standing: Silvestro, LaKinJ, Kap.sak. s N O R S First Rotv: Woodside, Tronier, Lake, Cone, Whiteside, LaKind, Yent, Becker, Golberg. Second Row: Green, Saal, Bertram, Heirnert, Scharpf, Youngblood, Silvestro, Hose, Lawrence. Top Roie: Kercheval, Akamine, Friedman, Kapsak, Goldberg, Hamel, Schlegel, Skib, Cramer. GORGAS ODONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY Membership in the Gorgas Odontological Society signifies outstanding academic achievement and leadership in our School and in our profession. Each year, invitations for membership are given to those Juniors who stand in the first thirty percent of their class. The Society, formed in 1916, is named in honor of Dr. Ferdinand J. S. Gorgas, an outstanding graduate of our School who was a widely recognized leader in the field of dental education and a very important contributor to the literature. Monthly meetings afford members educational opportunities not presented in the curriculum. Social activities, as well as educational, are enjoyed periodically throughout the school year. Foremost among these is the Spring dinner-dance, when Junior members are awarded keys, and certific ates are presented to Senii )i iiH-mhcrs First Row: Haslam, Warren, Kiser, DeMartin, R., Dann, Higgins, Reed. Second Roil ' : Fingerhood. Shevenell, Sullivan, Merkel, Greco, Gherardi, Owens. Top Row: Waxter, Rushford, Puleo, Page, Nassif, DeMartin, J.. Bartlett, Pagan-Colon. •! 75 f ALPHA OMEGA ZETA MU CHAPTER Founded at the University of Maryland, 1907 Seated: BECKER, LaKiND, StOLER Standing: Schwartz, Chmar, Brownstein, Fingerhood Fint Rote: Goren, Brown, S., Chmar, Henschel, Goldberg, Rubelman, LaKmd, Brown, B., Pivnick, Brownstein. Second Row: Cohen, Ulanet, Dickler, Alpher, Fingerhood, Schachter, Stoler, Schwartz, Schick, Starr, R., Resnek, Itkin. Third Row: Childs, Levin, Sarubin, Schuster, Becker, Golberg, Eggnatz, Hoffman, Schneider, Starr, I., Be.izil, Krachman. Toll Row: Chait, Weiss, Busch, Levin, Grobani, Block, Roxin, Harris, Hyman, Schaffer, Baumann, Feiler, Osman, Brager. [76h XI PSI PHI ETA CHAPTER Founded at the University of Michigan. 1889 K % A ' ' ' McLeod, Landry, Silvestro, Kihn, Schlegel, Koeniger Fira Row: Beliveau, Kiser, Maud, Puleo. Passarelli, Butler, Falivene, Pecoraro, Repole, Koeniger, Vachon, Croteau, McLeod. Second Row: Ingram, Broe, KefFer, Kobylarz, Galiardi, Snyder, Shevenell, Silvestro, Owens, Spychalski, Gassiraro, Paterniti, Schlegel. Top Row: Cos:a, Pagan-Colon; Isbell, LapoUa, DeCosta, DelRosso, Rollins, Caputi, Buonomano, Tomosivitch, Costrino, Bianco, Skib, Landry, Kilin. { 78 ]- SIGMA EPSILON DELTA EPSILON CHAPTER Founded at New York Uiiii-ersilj in 1907 Seated: FiNK; Standing: Friedman, Warrkn, Singer Seated: H. Schwartz, Friedman, Miller. Suindiiig: Fink, I. Sciiwartz, Jacobs, Lurie. -!80h PSI OMEGA ALPHA CHAPTER Founded at the Bciltitnore College of Dental Surgery in 1892 Sealed: Soutar, Weikert, Norris, Mertz Standing: Connelly, Scharpf, Wilson First Rou - Hall, A. S., Frisbie, Jensen, Wilson, Schaefer, Trepp, Gagne, Buchanan, Mueller, Rushton, Palmer. Second Roir: McCarl, Kelly, Evans, Grambow, Scharf, Kern, Connelly. Hose, Brennan, Yent, Youngblood. Top Row: Norris, Mertz, Sullivan, Waxter, Varmer, Barbush, Hall, W. B., Stribling, Fleming, Bates, Vargo, Cabana. ■182) PSI OMEGA MINSTRELEERS Fiisl Row: Rubhfoid, Hager, Ruppcit, Marticlli, Miller, J. H., Monroe, Soutar, Weikert, Whiteside, Brandau. Second Row: Dempsey, Lippard, Patteson, Heimert, Merkel, Reed, Sorrells, Parker. R. D., Bates, McCarl. Top Row: Stokes, Stag, Verdecchia, Page, Nassif, Wadsworth, Coberly, Parker, W. A., Leonard, Buttner, Colliver. -|83h CLINICS Department of Department of Operative Dentistry Oral Medicine 4: B ' ■ ■ k 9B i dMii! ' — = HJ 1 - i IT 3 . ( 1 1 ' ■ J -I 87 V Department of Department m Oral Surgery of Diagnosis •{89 1 Department of Crown and Bridge Department of Orthodontics imy Department of Roentgenology Department of Pedodontics Department of Prosthetics 92 1- FEATURES Ketrospect Freshman Sophomore ]n)]ior Senior Foil! Huh? Amazing Restoration Best there is All I want is 15 Will be a great Oral Surgeon Will be an Oral Surgeon Will be an exodontist Will do a few simple extractions This is ridiculous Those poor Freshmen Those poor Sophomores Those poor people Expects to make $25,000 a year $15,000 a year No drinking Wires home for money Plugs Dealers ' sure bet McCrea Gum trouble Drinks Scotch Crams Shay J 5, 000 a year Casting: Dangerous procedure Procedure of precision A procedure Drinks gin Writes home for money Gets married Old exams Randolph Hopes to be able to eat Any old way Drinks beer Asks wife for money T rapazzano Dealers ' prospect Dealers ' coffee buyer Dealers ' debtor Randolph Gingival disturbances Periodontal disease Periclasia -[94h 95 h J fts true tors ' Kemarks Just take down that margin. It ' s the difference between an 80 and a 90 restoration. Anesthesia? You ' ve extended just a bit too far distally; let ' s make an MOD out of it. When arc you going to work in my section? Cement! Deepen the pulpal. See what Dr. Biddington says. That ' s fine. Now place your dam, band, wedge . . . Bring him in next time and I ' ll check it off . Is that how you were taught to set up a tray in endo- dontia? How many plates have you done? Don ' t you remember the movies in the freshm.an year? All right, somebody time me. It ' s hot during the summer. I ' ve got crampis again. Sure it iits, like boots on a rooster. ' Down in the Mouth Ever since you filled my teeth, I ' ve had pains in my chest! I want my bridge made out of that white stuff. My sister has one. I can come in any time on Saturday. Doctor, I seated my patient at 3:30. It is now 4:55. May I please have a start? H96h ' ' r oi noli vVc DO intflys BY on lnOIR,ECT nnEThJoD m T is -DBPRR-TmEnT ' isiY Suggestion Bo}c 1. Boots for Dr. Nuttall ' s rooster 2. Barbed wire between sections 3. A look at Isaiah Rhinehart 4. A painting of Dr. Medina ' s smile 5. A new digestive tract for Dr. Dosh 6. The Congressional Medal of Honor for Drs. Dosh, Nuttall, and Lu. 7. A smile from Dr. Beaven 8. A pair of track shoes for Dr. Sanders 9. A music department led by Dr. Ehrlich 10. Elevators to replace ail forceps in the Surgery Depart- ment 11. A box of enamel rods for Dr. Randolph 12. Reveille to be blown every morning to make Dr. H. Clement feel at home 13. A subscription to Mr. America for Dr. Louie 14. A glass-top table for Dr. Warner 15. A gift-wrapped milly-roentgen for Dr. Gaffney 16. A student named Ace for Dr. Gaver 4 98 1 -199! Senior ' Directory Agresti, Robert J 107 Chester Avenue, Newark, N. J. Akamine, Herbert H 1249 17th Avenue, Honolulu, T. H. Artz, Waverly C 2100 Clay Street, Vicksburg, Miss. Bates, Robert V 7111 Bristol Road, Baltimore, Md. Becker, Edward J., 1230 Delafield Place, N. W., Washington, D. C. Belliveau, Robert J 98 Morrison Road, Springfield, N. J. Bertram, Kenneth E 4365 Parkton Street, Baltimore, Md. Bianco, Henry J., Jr 438 Random Road, Baltimore, Md. Bonanti, Mario 944 East 8th Street, Erie, Pa. Brennan, Frederick T 214 Elm Street, Bangor, Maine Brown, Stanley L 3928 Edgewood Road, Baltimore, Md. Brownstein, Morton A., 2115 North Brandon Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Busch, Bernard 162 Scheerer Avenue, Newark, N. J. Callahan, Rcibcrt R 835 East 20th Street, Sanford, Fla. Caputi, Anthony A 89 Gibbs Avenue, Newport, R. I. Chmar, Aaron J 2432 Liberty Heights Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Coberly, Bernie O Mount Savage, Md. Cone, Donald E 403A Beechfield Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Connelly, Frederick E., 192 Hollingsworth Avenue, Bramtree, Mass. Corbo, Joseph A 132 Wayne Street, Jersey City, N. J. Costa, Victor B 62 West Bergen Place, Red Bank, N. J. Costrino, Michael A 56 East Main Street, Milford, Mass. Cramer, Donald L 6 Adelphia Avenue, Newport, Del. DelRosso, Remo A 12 South Maple Avenue, Bradford, Mass. Denisch, David A 1516 Oakridge Road, Baltimore, Md. Evans, W. Frank 7809 Westmoreland Drive, Sarasota, Fla. Falivene, Francis X 6 Hollywood Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. Federico, Andrew 17 Main Street, Lodi, N. J. Fink, Fred S 10 Augustine Road, Wilmington, Del. Fleming, Michael F 2221 - 13th Street, Troy N. Y. Frasher, Jack L 109 Eutler Avenue, Greenville, S. C. Friedman, Marvin L 456 Wilmot Avenue, Bridegport, Conn. Gagne, Robert A 74 Fleetwood Drive, Waterhury, Conn. Galiardi, Charles J 3303 Cruger Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. Gassiraro, Francis E 89 Westchester Road, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Golberg, Marvin B 3908 Springdale Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Goldberg, Stanley B 5605 Burtis Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Grambow, Herbert W., Jr.. .4506 Manordene Road, Baltimore, Md. Green, Herald D R. D. No. 6, Irwin, Pa. Hall, Armand S P. O. Box 138, Ocean City, Md. Hamel, Alfred 146 Cottage Street, Central Falls, R. L Heimert, Albert E 724 Dunkirk Road, Baltimore, Md. Henschel, Leonard G., 418 Missouri Avenue, N. W., Washington, D, C. Hose, Gene C 320 Stewart Street, Morgantown, W. Va. Jairett, Blaine E Ravenswood, W. Va. Jermain, Jercme P 217 Count Street. West Haven, Conn. Johnson, Ralph S 243 East 1st North, Bountiful, LFtah Kapsak, Albert A 341 Summerhill Avenue, Berwick, Pa. Keller, Paul S 2931 Woodland Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Kelly, Edward M 802 Melville Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Kercheval, Ralph L 125 Hartman Street, Kingwood, W. Va. Kern, Thomas F 68 Edson Avenue, Waterbury, Conn. Kihn, Francis J 623 South Dean Street, Baltimore, Md. Kisamore, Norman D 5497 Oakland Road, Baltimore, Md. Kobylarz, Eugene F 89 Passaic Street, Passaic, N. J. Krachman, Jerome B 395 - 18th Avenue, Paterson, N. J. LaFon, Robert L 1345 Stevens Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Lake, Veinon A 565 Louis Street, Orangeburg, S. C. LaKind, Stuart 519 Sagamore Avenue, Teaneck, N. J. Landry, Charles E Cloverhill Road, Marlboro, Mass. Lapolla, Peter J 21 Garfield Street, Central Falls, R. L Lawrence, Kendrick R Moscow, Vermont Levin, Jules J 2234 Crest Road, Baltimore, Md. Lucas, Walter J Route No. 6, Box 749-A, Charlotte, N. C. McCarl, Clayton S 33-A Ridge Road, Greenbelt, Md. McLeod, Carlton J 193 Central Avenue, Pawtucket, R. . McNulty, Frank X 10 Miller Avenue, Holyoke, Mass. Marano, Philip D 5309 Remmell Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Mertz, Harry L 1206 Riggs Road, W. Hyattsville, Md. Miller, Steven J 399 Chancellor Avenue, Newark 8, N. J. Moss, Dale R 536 Munroe Circle, Glen Burnie, Md. Murphy, Robert P 105 Dumbarton Road, Baltimore, Md. Nieske, George H 56 Springfield Street, Wilbraham, Mass. Norris, James P 404-F Edsdale Road, Baltimore, Md. O ' Connell, Christopher J 44 Jefferson Street, Holyoke, Mass. Pagano, F. Frank Shell Road, Carney ' s Point, N. J, Palmer, Raymond W., 1 19 Sycamore Road, Linthicum Heights, Md Parker, Robert D 4510-E. Manordene Road, Baltimore, Md, Paterniti, Thomas H 300 Grove Avenue, Metuchen, N. J Pivnick, Donald 4 Proctor Drive, West Hartford, Conn Prieto, Jose R Amador Avenue, Quebradillas, P. R Ridgeway, Charles A 1130 East Polk Street, Phoenix, Arizona Rodeffer, Vernon D N. Wilmington Road, Sadsburyville, Pa. Rollins, L. Ray 334 Third Avenue, South Charleston, W. Va. Roxin, Paul L 2491 W. Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, Md. Ryan, Edward T 548 Armory Street, Springfield, Mass. Saal, Richard A 4411 Parkmont Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Sadd, Gene M 1036 Kan. Blvd. W., Charleston, W. Va. Scharpf, Herbert 30 Wight Place, Tenafiy, N. J. Schlegel, Charles A 19 Frost Street, New Haven, Conn. Schuster, Arthur S 605 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, Md. Silvestro, Caesar M 71 West 3rd Street, New York, N. Y. Skib, Allie 4412-E Alan Drive, Baltimore, Md. Sorrells, Irby G 1835 Deveron Road, Baltimore, Md. Sou;ar, Jack H 1075 Fairway Drive, Miami Beach, Fla. Svennevig, Lloyd E 1901 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. Thurston, Warren E 11 Russell Street, Portland, Maine Toropilo, Joseph H 18 Bethel Street, Bristol, Conn. Trepp, Harold M 319 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, Conn. Tronicr, Gilbert R 1038 East 27th Street, Salt Lake City, Utah Weikert, Donald C, 715 Oglethorpe St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Whiteside, Daniel F 3422 North A., Tampa, Fla. Wickenheiser, Anthony J 534 Random Road, Baltimore, Md. Wilson, Robert J 101 Walker Avenue, Gaithersburg, Md. Woodside, Byron C Haymarket, Va. Yent, George D., Jr 5501 Morello Road, Baltimore, Md. Youngblood, Gilbert G. 426 Laurel Avenue, Berkeley Springs, W. Va. A loo +4EY Mr ' . If we puts twat TOWEL flRouno iriY mOUTt — I ' LL BE RIC WT OUT. pepooontia] I DOn ' T SEEm TO BE ABLE TO QET Tms onE 1 ' Ofll LOOK WWRT I ' VE DORE. ' MflY I WAVE fl SToer on t+Je FIRST mETfiCORPETL, DOCTOR.? r7oNHcie H 101 I- 1. Susan and Mary Kay Bertram 2. Pat, Kit, Dave and Sue Callahan 3. Victoria Ann and Christina Maria Bianco 4. Andrew Kapsak 5. Denise Jermain 6. Karen and John BelUveau 7. Jacky and Linda Frasher 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Steven Michael Hall Taj ah Lynn Kercheval Susan and Ann Carol Goldberg Irene and Frank Evans Michele Gagne Jansci and Ricky Artz Marie and Carolyn Costrino -{-102 K 1. Gary and Ricky Norris 2. Garry Hill Sorrells 3. Clayton S. McCarl, Jr. 4. Warner and Michael Lucas 5. Mary Elizabetli Schlegel 6. Carol Susan Moss 13. 7. Marilyn, Elaine and Tamara Toropilo 8. Deborah and Cynthia LaFon 9. Robert and David Nieske 10. Bonnie J. Skib 1 1 . Susanne Lawrence 12. Judy and Dale Kisamore Johnny and Carol Ann Wickenheiser •1 103 f ' P SENATE INDEPENDENT PSI OMEGA ii: -! 104 1- ADVERTISEMENTS -V % S u 01 B I— St o o o Pi i a. -Q O o e -I D -13 c d) S i .9 ? (I) C } a c a a .9 D u 3 O UI 3 I I e O or o •{ 106 ONE MOMENT, PLEASE . . See Your WEBER Dealer FIRST, Before Yon Decide! THE WEBER DENTAL MFG. COMPANY CANTON 5, OHIO Phone SAratoga 7-6238—7-6239 BALTIMORE DENTAL LABORATORY, Inc. QUALITY AND TECHNICAL ACCURACY ASSURED Certified McGrane Processors ' 221-223 N. Paca Street BALTIMORE 1, MD. ' MRS. LUPIS REALTOR 4001 Garrison Blvd. BALTIMORE 15, MD. MOhawk 1935 FOrest 4354 Homes and Apartments Furnished and Unfurnished For Nine Years, Providing Accommodations For Dental Students HEARTY Congratulations To the Class of 1956 Mrs. Lupis 107}. A Tip for Better Prophylaxis t - - p The tip developed as the ideal for stimulation of interproximal spaces Two years of research and extensive investigation went into the development of Py-co-tip. The high qualify rubber is finely bal- anced for flexibility and stiffness to stimulate blood flow in the gingival areas. Py-co-tip is preferred by more dentists than any other brush-affixed stimulator. THESE FEATURES MAKE PY-CO-PAY WIDELY ACCEPTED - Straight, rigid design - Small, compact head Bristles uniformly trimmed Proper tuft spacing ScientiFically designed lip or effecUve cleansing, mossoge and stimulalion, prescribe .■ ;- .■V ' V. •■•-« . ' 7 f-co-pay TOOTHBRUSH with PY-CO-TIP Recommended by more denfists than any oltier toothbrush Pycope, Inc., Jersey City 2, N. J. z ' t Castle General Vision light. Special reflector gives diffuse room illumina- tion. Adjusts for all ceilings. Castle 777 Speed-Clave. Instru- ments, needles, gloves, compresses sterilized dry, ready to use. Faster than boiling. Fully automatic. Castle PanOVISION. Clear, non-glaring light for intra-oral vision. Reduces shadow and glare. This equipment helps you start your practice . . . and keep it growing This combination of Castle lights your entire office. Cuts out annoying and sterilizers helps you do the best contrast between bright work area possible job for your patients . . . and and rest of room. yourself. PanoVision reduces eye-strain and fatigue. Makes work easier and your day less tiring. General Vision light gives balanced illumination to Caj£ie New ' ' J ' JI Speed-Clave gives you autoclave safety at a price you can afford. Safer, quicker, and easier than boiling. Talk to your Castle dealer or write Wilmot Castle Co., Rochester, N.Y. LIGHTS and STERILIZERS SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF ' 56 Compliments of ATLAS - SMITH Dental Laboratories Mulberry 5-7842 Box 1617 201 West Franklin Street BALTIMORE, MARYLAND SEGALL- MAJESTIC STUDIOS are proud to have taken the portraits for this . 1955 MIRROR 909 N. Charles Street BALTIMORE 1, MD. Mulberry 5-5621 Portraits — Weddings i 109}- ac i: et 7 DENTAL LABORATORY 853 N. HOWARD ST. MU 5-0950 Large enough to serye you well- yet — Small enough to serve you personally -[110} JELENKO ELECTRIC INLAY FURNACE MODULAY JELENKO No.mim CAST GOLD THERMOTROL JUNIOR Type B — Medium Hard for M.O.D. Simple Inlays. TYPE C— HARD for Crown Inlay Abutments. The Patrician of Casting Golds, for Partials, Bridgework, Clasps, Bars, Saddles. ♦Certified A. D. A. JELENKO GOLDS and PRECISION CASTING EQUIPMENT These superb Jelenko Golds meet every cast- ing need. In equipping your laboratory, start right — with Jelenko Precision Casting Equip- ment. Jelenko Electric Inlay Furnace for wax elimination and Thermotrol Junior provide the essentials for Precision Casting. Add other Jelenko Equipment as needed. Detailed Literature and Catalogue on request. J. F. JELENKO CO., INC. 136 West 52nd Street New York 19 Manufacturers of Den+al Golds and Specialfies SAratoga 7-2208 Koritzer, Proprietor Mulberry 5-2992 Certified McGrane Processor Y OU CAN HAVE THAT FEELING OF SECURITY IN THE KNOWLEDGE THAT WHATEVER YOUR PROSTHETIC REQUIREMENTS MAY BE, THEY ARE IN EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT HANDS AT THE SOUTHERN DENTAL LABORATORY 116 East Preston Street BALTIMORE 2, MARYLAND Over 40 Years ' Technical Experience at Your Service -11111 1k 1 (IaM Also Ney Bridge Inlay Book THE NEY CHAYES TECHNIC Ney Gold Handbook Ney Planned Partials The four Nev publications inoiilionod above contain basic up-to-date informal ion altoiit Ney golds and denial laboratory techniques. We arc glad to make them available because we feel sure that you will find them truly useful in vour daily work. We also want to call to your atten- tion the consulting services of the Nev Research and Technical Departments and then, closer to you, the availability of your local Ney Technical Representative. You will liiid him particularly helpful when you establish your practice. NEY TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVES HOWARD W. ELDRIDGE 1 2 Ardmore Road Framingham, Mass. NEIL B. SWANSON 713 Graisbury Ave. Hoddonfield, N. J. W. SCOTT ALBAN 116 Sheffield Road Columbus 2, OtiJo JACK REINHARDT 244 N. Lincoln Ave. Park Ridge, III. EARL S. KENNEDY 6122 Worth St. Dallas, Texas WARREN T. HAMMOND 18 Mardone Ave. San Francisco, Calif. HARRY E. GOWER 39 51 Vanderveer St. Queens Village, L. I., N. Y. DAVID E. PAULEY Route 1 Winter Garden, Fla. BRENDON B. SCULLIN 14302 Delaware Ave. Lakewood 7, Ohio CART DILLINGHAM Box 2 Kitsap, Wash. ATHOL DICKSON Houston, Texas LOUIS ANDREATTA 1800 Iroquois Ave. Long Beach, Calif. THE J. M. NEY COMPANY HARTFORD 1, CONNECTICUT -iuz}- GOREN KATZ Dental Laboratory A Certified Ticonium Dental Laboratory 304 West Monument Street BALTIMORE 1, MD. SAratoga 7-8219 BALTIMORE HARDWARE Cutlery and Tools KATHERINE MARTIN Gifts and Greeting Cards 601 W. Baltimore Street at Greene MARYLAND DENTAL LABORATORIES A certified Ticonium Lab ' Your Conscientious Assistant 108 West Clay Street Mulberry 5-0437 P. O. Box 2437 Baltimore 1, Maryland Dental Equipment Service ' EXPERT HANDPIECE REPAIR INSTRUMENT SHARPENING THOMAS J. SHERMAN In Student Lounge Mondays, Wednesday, 10:00-1:00 4039 Falls Rd. - Baltimore 11, Md. CHesaoeake 3-6790 Compliments ol UNIVERSITY PHARMACY 524 W. Baltimore Street BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Mulberry 5-9125 ■{ll3 PUT SUCCESS IN YOUR FUTURE VITH Make the right start to a successful future with S. S. White equipment. Scientifically engineered and distinctively modern in style, it not only supplements your skill, it associates you instantly with professional competence by conveying an immediate impression of that skill to your patients. Let us help you create this essential success building impression. Ask any S. S. White dealer to show you this attractively styled equipment and tell you how you can purchase it without straining your finances — or, write directly to us. Our free office planning service is at your disposal. THE S. S. V HITE DENTAL MANUFACTURING CO., Philadelphia 5, Pa. ■{114} QUALITY EXPERIENCE SERVICE ROY H. CASSEL COMPANY, Inc. Dental Laboratories 19 West Chase Street P. O. Box No. 1397 BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND FOR COMPLETE LABORATORY SERVICE 1 Phone Mulberry 5-5437, 5-5438 SERVICE DENTAL LABORATORY Certified Ticonium Laboratory Tilon Certified McGrane Laboratory 3528 Frederick Avenue BALTIMORE 29, MARYLAND Wllkins 5-6446 3 MEN ' S SHOPS WITH • QUALITY Right • PRICE Right • FASHION Right Men ' s Wear downtown . . . edmondson . . . belvedere %cWtil(i,16U ■{1151 THE L. D. CAULK CO. MERCHANDISE TEETH GOLD EQIJIP31ENT OFFICE PLANNING Baltimore, Maryland Newark, New Jersey Centre St. at Park Ave. SAratoga 7-5655 129 Washington St. MArket 2-5577 Camden, New Jersey Jersey City, New Jersey 228 Cooper St. WOodlawn 4-1565 880 Bergen Ave. JOurnal Sq. 3-2470 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Charleston, West Virginia 1902 Chestnut St. RIttenhouse 6-2750 7101 2 Lee St. 3-2351 Harrisburg. Pennsylvania Huntington, West Virginia 30 S. Third St. Hbg. 8-5326 1313 W. Virginia Bldg. 2-6067 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Wheeling, West Virginia Jenkins Arcade Bldg. COurt 1-2400 Central Union Bldg. 4417 -1 116}- PROMOTING YOUR SATISFACTION It is our purpose at all times to offer you a complete and intelligent laboratory service. To this end, we employ a thor- oughly trained staff of craftsmen — competent to carry through for you the construction of any type of restoration. Your satisfaction will always be our sole claim to your pre- ference. SELIGMAN and HITE A DENTAL LABORATORY INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN BALTIMORE 3, MARYLAND Park Avenue at Franklin MUlberry 5-3044-45 Dependable Prescription Service for 72 Years DRUG STORES WORTHY OF YOUR CONFIDENCE DENTAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY The Handpiece Shop New and Reconditioned Equipment Handpiece and Precision Repairs 913 Cathedral Street BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND MUlberry 5-6356 iiny HERE IS THE COUNTRY ' S MOST MODERN DENTAL SUPPLY STORE, YET 60 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION. You are cordially invited to visit with us at your pleasure. • Accounting assistance in bookkeeping and Record problems. • Practice management and assistance. • Architectural assistance tor Bungalow Offices. • Location analysis. • Stationery and Office Form design. • Income tax advice. Tu. 9-4300 529 West 29th Street Free Parking -insi- SAratoga 4233 kej tet c etainic ab otal orij Frederick D. Chester Donald E. Chester 80 3 Cathedral Street BALTIMORE 1, MD. Congratulations Class of ' 56 Bob and Ginny Flannery URB4N ' S STUDIO Application Photos for National Boards Service Forms One Block From School 6 Photos for $1.50 655 W. Baltimore St. Mulberry 5-2332 ll9 Sincere Wishes for Success to tlie Class of 1956 XuiJiefi B. Beni( n (Established 1856) Dental Supplies and Equipment 709 North Howard Street BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND • Serving you has been a pleasure May we continue throughout the coming years? • ROBERT V . WHITNEY College Representative A 120 f Al. Bruno PEabody 2-0993 CROSSTOWN LIQUORS BEER — WINES — LIQUORS Glassware for All Occasions 3245 Belair Road at Erdman Ave. Baltimore 13, Md. DAILY DELIVERY AL ' S RESTAURANT Redwood Greene Sts. Phone Saratoga 7-9559 NEWRANIUM LABORATORIES 501 North Eutaw Street f ' . Box 237 BALTIMORE 1, MD. Phones LExmgton 9-2164, 9-2165 COMPLETE LABORATORY SERVICE University Book Store for Quality, Quantity and Convenience • 519 West Lombard Street BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND Let Us Cater Your Next Party Call MAdison 3-2400 NATES LEONS Delicatessen - Restaurant Finest in foods, pastries, hors d ' oeuvres FREE HOME DELIVERY ■{1211- twiTritiolitE gives protection against caries FLUORIDATED AiiOliiiii £D • ANTI-ENZYMATIC (SODIUM FLUORIDE) (HIGH-UREA) (SLS Super Amm-i-dent combines all three of the recognized methods of reducing tooth decay: fluoride to harden the enamel making it more resistant, high-urea to penetrate to the pulp and diffuse slowly to the surface to maintain an elevated pH, and SLS to adsorb to the enamel and plaque to keep pH above decalcifying level throughout the day and night. No other toothpaste combines these features in a safe, stable form. Only Amm-i-dent offers protection, effective cleansing, and refreshing foaming action. Super Amm-i-dent is a cool icy blue in color and has a wonderful new flavor! You can recommend Amm-i-dent to your patients with confidence, use Amm-i-dent yourself with pleasure. AMM-r-DENT FOR EVERY PATIENT RED BOX Super Amm-i-dent with fluoride, high-urea ond anfi-enzymatic SLS ( for potienis over 6 years of age). BLUE BOX Regular Amm-i-dent — high-urea and anti-enzymatic SLS. GREEN BOX Chlorophyll Amm-i-dent — high-ureo and onti-enzymatic SLS. dent L: Ammident Trade Mark for Amm-i-dent brand of Sodium N-Lauroyl Sorcosinate , ;wc. msiY CITY 2, n. j. -{ 122} Irvingtoii Delicatessen AND DINING ROOM HANS K. HEINZE, Prop. Specializing in Fine Foods Carry Out Service — Catering 4031-4033 Frederick Avenue BALTIMORE 29, MARYLAND Phone LOngwood 6-9604 For Your Stationery Supplies Theodore Klupt Co. STATIONERS FOR MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY 329-331 W. Baltimore Street LExington 9-0013, 0014, 0015 FONTI ' S - O K — SHAVING PARLOR • 581 West Baltimore Street 1 Phone SA 7-9751 THE STUDENTS ' OWN SHOP HO 7-5639 4 ' . JOHN H. O ' NEILL Artcraft Dental Laboratory PL 8-1335 416 N. GREENE STREET We are as near to you as your telephone Compliments of FRIEND -1 123 )■ Your Next Step Toward Success! equipped Operatory The professional skills you have ac- quired deserve the finest dental equip- ment. A Ritter operatory offers you the facilities for the latest techniques . . . with the maximum of efficiency and ease of operation. Modern Ritter dental equipment gives you much wanted flexibility . . . contributes greatly to that professional atmosphere patients respect and appreciate. While your purchase of Ritter equipment gives you the advantage of all those incomparable features ... it also offers the benefits of extended, de- pendable service, minimum operating costs and up-to-date features that will endure. The investment in your educa- tion will soon be followed by your next biggest investment ... an opera- tory. Be sure it is a sound investment by specifying Ritter. You ' ll be glad to know how easy it is to Start Right with Ritter. The Ritter Professional Equipment Plan enables you to have all the advantages of a complete Ritter operatory. . . with a reasonable initial, and minimum monthly, investment. Then, too, there are the Ritter Office Planning, and the Statistical Service available through your Ritter Dealer at no additional cost. Before you take that next step toward success, see your dealer for the complete story. Ritte RITTER PARK • ROCHESTER 3, N. Y. -(124} With the CompUments of HYNSON. WESTCOTT DUNNING • Charles and Chase Streets BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Mischant Oil ' s Restaurant CATERERS MISCHA Michael Miginsky ANTON Anthony B. Andrews 4562 Edmondson Avenue Edmondson Village, Baltimore 29 LO. 5331 It ' s NEW It ' s MOBILE ITS AN AMERICAN CABINET New styling, new colors, practical mobility, work-saving features profes- sional men have come to expect in American Cabinets. Think of the convenience — visualize it in your new office — then ask your dealer to show you American Cabinet No. ISO. No wonder more dentists use American Cabinets than any other make! ff ' f xtmittoTt, -► MANUFACTURING COMPANY two RIVERS • WISCONSIN Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1956 D. CLIFTON SMITH MAUDE PARKER Compliments of Good She])herd Laundry -{I25f A Few Words About COLUMBIA DENTOFORMS . . . From a humble start 36 years ago, Columbia Dentoforms have played an increasingly important role in dental education. Today, every dental student in the United States and Canada, cuts his first teeth on Columbia Dentoforms, for we supply Dentoforms to every dental college m the United States and Canada, as Vi ell as in many other lands. In these 36 years, there have been many improvements and additions to Dentoforms to meet the ever more exacting demands of teachers. Today, Dentoforms number more than a thousand and present conditions that the student will encounter in prac- tice. And m graduate years, Dentoforms continue to help clinicians in postgraduate education and to help the busy practitioner in his endless task of patient-education by shov ing the better dentistry he seeks to give. Use Columbia Dentoforms as Aids in Your Practice WRITE FOR A COPY OF OUR CATALOG NO. 33 COLUMBIA DENTOFORM CORPORATION The House of A Thousand Models 131 EAST 23RD STREET NEW YORK 10, N. Y. -|126h THE STORE WHERE MEN LIKE TO SHOP . . . Shop For Your Own Needs . . . Accessories . . . Gifts . . . at HUTZLER ' S HOWARD and SARATOGA COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR ARUNDEL Ice Cream Store Baltimore and Greene Sts. 1 Brown-Morrison Co., I nc. Everything • for Your Office at N ' S DEPARTMENT T-HE BUSINESS M STORE 718 Main Street • , LYNCHBURG. VA. H. Highkin D. Saull B. N. Ginsberg Compliments of Universal Dental Laboratorv 323 W. Franklin St. Baltimore, Md. LExington 9-8532 P. O. Box 1835 Where Southern Hospitality is a Reality! The EMERSON Baltimore 400 AIR-CONDITIONED GUEST ROOMS ALL RESTAURANTS AND LOBBY ! AIR CONDITIONED A MEYER HOTEL Otis G. Clements, Manager 127 j. MTMi c j rTEHa wmvt i -M. - j i ' JK mm , k ' H ' i i R -i ' i . ffJiJ i  w. l UJ -J ■■ u .  ; ' i ' n • ' . ' ■ ' ' P WT stands for blonde, [F., L L blondus, yellow], 1. blond; 2. blond, a. 1, having a fair skin, light (usually blue) eyes, and fair hair; xanthochroic : said of a per- son; 2, flaxen or golden; said of hair. Blonde  ■= Is m TROBYTE BIOFORM SHADES W BIQFORM V-ACUUM PROCESS PAT ' P -i imm ip ii iPaiigaBiiie««f m i« s i |_ fm. WHEN YOU SPECIFY TOOTH SHADES . . . SPECIFY B FOR BIOFORM . . . and whether your patient is blonde, brunette or redhead, yoi U find there ' s always a suitable shade for every age and complexion in Trubyte Bioform. Trubyte Bioform shades have a natural, radiant vitality and natural shading which compare most favorably with healthy natural teeth. Your Trubyte Bioform shade guide is the key to the most natural appearing shades in artificial teeth. Start specifying B For Bioform today and you ' ll note immediately the improved esthetic appearance of your complete and partial denture cases. TRUBYTE Biop ASK YOLR TRUBYTE DEALER to show you the 10 Features of Trubyte Bioform Co or Superiority Orni THE FIRST VACUUM FIRED PORCELAIN TEETH THE DENTISTS ' SUPPLY COMPANY of N. Y. York, Pennsylvania ■{ 128}- FOR REFEREH Do N l Take From T ' L m ' i ' Mtni ififi]:u)}}iM ' K ; i.v iMi;;r.- - un