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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1959 volume:

V1ARYLAND COLLECTION DENTISTRY LIBRARY DENTlSTRY-PHARMAe UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAnS BALTIMORE THE MIRROR 1959 ' Published by The One Hundred and Twentieth Student Body of the BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY DENTAL SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Baltimore, Maryland G. Jackson Phillips, Jr., Editor William W. Cwiek, B siness Manager LIBRARY DENTISTRY-PHARMACY NIVERSITY OF MARYLANQ BALTIMORE Jose Enrique Medina D. D. S. PROFESSOR of OPERATIVE DENTISTRY To Dr. Jose Enrique Medina, whose personal integrity and professional enthusiasm are unsurpassed, whose impartial consideration and willingness to work command the admi- ration of each of us, and whose counsel and assistance have been constantly at our disposal, the Senior Class of 195 9 respectfully dedicates this yearbook. 1 (This is the eighth in a series) Alexander Horn Palerson, D. D. S., F, A. C. D. Each year since 1936, members of the graduating classes have competed for the Alexander H. Paterson Memorial Medal for Practical Set of Full Upper and Lower Dentures. Competition for this medal is always vigorous. It is well that we learn of the man in whose name this award is given. Dr. Paterson graduated from the University of Maryland in 1911. At commencement he was awarded the Uni- versity Gold Medal for Scholarship. Immediately after graduation. Dr. Paterson was appointed Demonstrator in Prosthetic Dentistry at his alma mater. This presented an opportunity for intensified study and a thorough preparation in the held of dental prosthesis. Dr. Paterson ' s great potential in dental research and education was recognized in 1924 when he became Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry. Dr. Paterson possessed the inherent qualities necessary to impart to others the knowledge and skill which were at his command. His personal integrity and steadfast drive were inspirational; his professional demeanor and moral standards were impeccable. He provided intelligent, unselfish, and progressive leadership in the elevation of dentis- try to its present professional standard. He taught and wrote with one goal in mind — idealism in dental service. When a man demands and obtains perfection in his own work, then he becomes an inspiration to all those who follow. As a contribution to prosthetic dentistry. Dr. Paterson took upon himself the herculean task of providing the pub- lic with a more effective prosthetic service. Much of his time was spent in perfecting the old techniques already in existence, but even more of his energy was directed toward the de ' elopment of modern denture prosthesis. Through his teaching, lectures, clinical presentations and publications, Dr. Paterson became one of the leading prosthodontists in this country and throughout the world. In the summer of 1923, Dr. Paterson was invited to exhibit his prosthetic models before the dental societies of Europe. He had worked for several years on the preparation of these models and had exhibited them around the United States where they were received with great enthusiasm. This was an excellent opportunity to demonstrate to European dentists the status of American prosthetics. The exhibit was highly commended for its beauty and accu- racy by the British Dental Society at Manchester. Dr. Paterson took his exhibit to Holland where he presented a paper before the society in Amsterdam and then went to Paris to attend the annual meeting of the Federation Dentaire Internationale. Although deprived of many educational opportunities during early life. Dr. Paterson had the perseverance to struggle for the training he needed to prepare himself for his profession. He was never content with mediocrit) ' , and by his unselfish determination became a leader of great esteem in his community and profession. He held active membership in an impressive list of civic and professional organizations. After realizing his proficiency in pros- thetics, he devoted his life to aiding the progress in that field and to educating the profession so that it could better serve the public. Dr. Paterson ' s contributions to dentistry made him a true benefactor of his fellow men. His good works live on in the profession today. ■!3f Darn it, and I got a good grade on the Dental Aptitude Test too! UY Tclt minis iPu Hon f resident OF THE University of Maryland Dr. Wilson H. ElL ms 2), van OF THE Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Dental School University of Maryland M-gron S. Aisenter D. D. S., F. A. C. D. Katnarine ToomeY, LL. D. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT An ucuitu Edward C. Dobbs Professor of PLnvDiacolog) ' and Therapei lics D. D. S., University of iMaryland, 1929; B. S., 1952 . . . Man with the revised text . . . Prescription writing his hobby . . . Searching for the perfect anesthetic . . . Always wilhng to help . . . Xi Psi Phi. Gardner Patrick Henry Foley Professor of Denial Literature B. A., Clark University, 1923; M. A., 1926 . . . The New England expatriot . . . The cultural beacon of the B. C. D. S. . . . The West Virginian ' s friend . . . A walking encyclopedia of dental history . . . Beware the comma. Grayson Wilbur Gaver Professor of Dental Prosthesis D. D. S., University of iVIaryland, 1922 . . . Senior member of the faculty . . . One of the four B. C. D. S. Gavers . . . Have her eat dry toast ... A muscle trimmer at heart . . . A lOO ' ' c case . . . Psi Omega. Walter L. Oggesen Associate Professor of Fixed Partial Prosthesis D. D. S., University of iVIaryland, 1926 . . . You guys will never finish . . . His bark is worse than his bite . . . The joker of the faculty . . . Never without a ciijarette ... A landmark at B. C. D. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi. Burton Robert Pollack Assistant Professor of Physiology D. D. S., University of Maryland, 1946 . . . Large vital capacity . . . The legal beagle of the B. C. D. S. The man with the new rules A good musician. iBY l- erdonaiitied E. Roderick Shipley Assistant Professor of Physiology A. B., The Johns Hopkins University, 1938; M. D., University of Maryland, 1942 . . . Master surgeon . . . The man with a smile ... A speedy lecturer . . . Gives topography lesson of U. S. . . . Very shy. M. Eugene Hinds Iiislr iitor ill Ordl Surgery D. D. S., University of Maryland, 1932 . . . Fast with the forceps . . . Met his wife in the anatomy department ... A nice guy ... A hi-fi enthusiast . . . The true guiding hands . . . Likes to have all instruments out on tray. James P. Norris Inslriictor in Oni t [ed ci)?e B. S., University of Maryland, 1950; D. D. S., 1956 . . . Won the first inter- fraternity award ... A former high school teacher . . . Drinks endless cups of coffee . . . Not really a pathology, give the patient a good prophylaxis in Operative . . . Psi Omega. Stanley H. Dosh Associate Professor of Fixed Parlial Prosthesis D. D. S., University of Maryland, 1935 . . . Has the reputation of making anything fit ... A do-it-yourself enthusiast . . . The student ' s friend . . . Has a souped up Lincoln . . . The hot-rodder of the faculty. Alvin David Aisenberg Assistiiiil Professor of Pathology D. D. S., Uni ' ersity of Maryland, 1944 . . . B. C. D. S. ambassador to Tyson Street . . . Pathology with a Viking influence . . . Concise lecturer . . . Nothing much here . . . next slide. 49f . uxiti a added he Luraduutina i iuss CLASS OFFICERS President: John M. Foley Vice-Preside)? : Frank A, Veltre Secretary: James McDonald Treasurer: W. Robert Owens Historian: Chester J. Richmond Sergeant-al-Anns: Raymond R. Sahley Student Senate Representatives: Orlando L. Skaff Gorm p. Hansen As June approaches, we look to graduation, and the opening of doors to the world around us. We shall encounter internships, graduate study, dentistry in the Armed Services, private practice, and the revered title of Doctor. We recall four past years of seeming hardships and frustrations, but we would rather remember the happier times impregnated with mount- ing knowledge and skills. We may enter our field content that we have had training with the newest equipment and technics. We are confident in our background, that we may uphold it under the responsibilities demanded of us. Finally, we may be thankful for those who have given us the oppor- tunity and who have devoted part of their lives to developing in us the ability and the capacity to reach ovir goals. We leave with kind wishes for our classmates and for those at the B. C. D. S. who have opened for us the great doors to professional life. -{121. HONORARY PRESIDENT of the CLASS OF 1959 STANLEY HYDE DOSH, D.D.S. To many of us who know him, it is not surprising that Dr. Stanley H. Dosh has once again been selected as the Honorary President of the Senior Class. We, like our predecessors, feel that the memory of his friendly advice and indispensable assistance, which are so willingly offered and gratefully received, will be both pleasant and enduring. It is in appreciation of these qualities that the Class of 1959 con- gratulates you. Dr. Dosh, and welcomes you as a member. ■{l3 Kenneth David Bass Ken . . . Bloomfield, Connecticut . . . University of Connecticut, B, A., M. S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas (Historian 4) . . . Class Historian 3 . . . Married . . . Army Senior Dental Program . . . Gets paid for senior year . . . Says Bacti is a snap . . . Pahks the cah in the garahge . . . Do you like my new green corduroy pants? . . . Has multi-colored teeth. Robert Gene Beckelheimer Beck . . . Amigo, West Virgmia . . . Concord College . . . Psi Omega . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Always gassed . . . Hated girls . . . West Virginia ' s gift to dentistry . . . Rock and roll Presley style . . . Look, Fred . . . Ain ' t school hard? I ' ll never make it . . . Do you like my new haircut? . . . Has 15 knives . . . I ' ll whip you if you do that again. Frederick Blumenthal Fred . . . Miami, Florida . . . University of Miami . . . Alpha Omega . . . Army Reserves . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Made Maude get a Kosher Stewart ' s Sandwich Machine ... I did shave, Doctor; that ' s the hair growing up from my chest. . . . Book — 175 ways to miss centric . . . Has one patient and two bridge games per day . . . Did ya hear what happened to me today? ... I can ' t wait to get out of here. s. eniorS ■{l4 Leonard F. Borges Len . . . Fall Ri er, Massachusetts . . . Tufts Universit) ' , B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . MiRROR 2 . . . Newman Club . . . U. S. Army 1951-53 . . . A prosthetics senior thesis . . . Never misses meetings . . . Get your hand out of my jacket, Fred . . . Gorgeous Borges . . . Tried to get Fred and Marty to join Newman Club for 4 years . . . Takes such good notes that he even has Dr. McLean ' s coughs written down . . . All-round nice guy. Martin D. Breckstein Miami, Florida . . . University of Florida, A. A. . . . Alpha . Softball 1, 2 . . . Do you have a pencil, pen, piece of . Lightning couldn ' t be faster . . . Did you see Sid Caesar . . . A lifetime subscription to Punch . . . The Black The Marty . . Omega . paper? . last night Cloud . . . Fred ' s silent partner . . . Researcher extraordinaire . eloquent one . . . Liked to go out for a dozen hamburgers or so Lawrence Austin Brehne Larry . . . North Bergen, New Jersey . . . Rutgers University, B. A. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Historian 3) . . . Married . . . U. S. Army 1952-54 . . . Comes from richest middle-class family in Jersey ... I don ' t care what they say, Fm right . . . My wife is the only bright spot in my life, this year. . . . Cuevas, do you realize how much you annoy me.- . . . Complete supply of nosedrops, ACP ' s, inhalators and Kleenex ... I never thought that burs cut in one direction only! . . . ' Wipe your feet before you get into my beautiful car . . . Brings his own applesauce for potato pancakes . . . Has 3 overcoats and 4 topcoats. 1959 -115 1- Robert Francis Bristol Bob . . . Warwick, Rhode Island . . . Providence College, B. A. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club . . . Softball . . . Clean-cut until he joined staff at South Baltimore General . . . Never home before 3 a. m. . . . Midnight hairaits . . . Only student that washes his shoes . . . Expert in matching acrylic facings . . . The Quiet Man . . . He ' s wingey . . . First surgery assignment an unforgettable experience . . . Dealer of antique Chevies . . . Misplaced surveyor . . . Until Dina, 40f was tops for a movie ... A real Buddy . . . Things never change; they ' re always the same! Jack C. L. Brown JCL . . . Waynesboro, Pennsylvania . . . Pennsylvania State University, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . U. S. Army 1952-54 . . . Ardent Lawrence Welk fan in spite of Marty . . . Experimental animal surgeon . . . Now lie ' s the most handsomest since he got his contact lenses . . . Going to buy new battery for his car — when he graduates . . . Owner of the Mayflower — first mate Beck . . . It ' s not cold! . . . B. C. D. S. ' s Sunday dentist. Bayard Allen Buchen Barry . . . Clearwater, Florida . . . Emory University . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Daniel Webster could have taken lessons . . . Chronic somnambulist during day and chronic Bacchus at Playboy bar at night . . . Wore vest and bow tie to Mercy . . . Shared Bristol ' s lunch for years . . . Connois- seur of museum pieces . . . Seagoing bellhop . . . Fascinated by rebound phenomena of pushbuttons on ballpoint pens. 9%. s. eniord -116F T T 1959 Robert R. Buckner Bob . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Washington Missionary College . . . Gorgas . . . U. S. Army 1951-53 • . • Married . . . World ' s best fisherman . . . Finally cut a class! . . . Say, have you seen the ' 59 twin-cam MGA? , . . Brings Vegebergers for lunch and swaps for Wally ' s ham sandwiches . . . Expert lab man, good gold operator . . . Acting judge of the D. C. carpool . . . I ' m going to get a Leica with twin reflex photometric focal optometers and a synchrogistic phlugistanic lens. Barbara Dorothea Bucko Barb . . . Easton, Connecticut . . . Syracuse University, B. A. . . . Gorgas . . . Mirror Feature Editor 4 . . . Newman Club . . . Class Secretary 1 . . . Very good operator , . . Clever . . . Very conscientious . . . Petite and pretty . . . Never had any dissecting instruments . . . Who ' s buying lunch? . . . Rudy and John ' s partner . . . Took notes in senior year . . . Matt ' s future . . . Had neatest instrument case. Thomas Cali Rudy . . . Kearny, New Jersey . . . University of Maryland, B. S. Xi Psi Phi . . . could trap him Alex Webster . needs haircut . , sign the chart . Army Reserve . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Only Liz . . Still paying for his Caddy . . . Publicity agent for . . You owe me — . . . He ' s a creep . . . Always . I do good work . . . But, Doctor, you forgot to . . Why can ' t you do it this way? . . . Sleeps through ' He ' s a breath! ' Jimmy Valentine. f h -{17!- L John Joseph Cartisano Hood . . . Brooklyn, New York . . . Indiana University . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Married . . . Softball 3, 4 . . . Brooklyn ' s gift to dentistry . . . Will never part with his Ford . . . Against marriage till he met Barbara . , . Always has an angle . . . Clips fingernails in operative class . . . Keeps charts on classes cut . . . Never mind, I can fix it up. . . . Provenza ' s buddy . . . See if you can guess this one! Gary H. Cohen Cornball . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Softball 1 . . . Had matchbooks with Gary Cohen, Dental Student engraved on them . . . Cohen of the Senior class . . . Will replace Jimmy Rogers . . . It was right here, who could have taken it? . . . Strokes his hair every now and then . . . Federal Reserve Gas Bank . . . Slept on Conner ' s shoulder in lecture . . . Pronounced name Cone . . . Me bald ? Never ! Bite your tongue! Robert Ted Conner s eniord Morgantown, West Virginia . . . West Virginia University . . . Went to Philly with Buddy, with bag full of denture equipment, press and fifth of Canadian Club . . . Lost car in a poker game . . . Always gassed . . . Shut your mouth, Cuevas. I am sleeping! . . , Don ' t you worry. I will finish on time. . . . Hey, Al, got a smoke? . . . What ' s today ' s date? . . . Went through misery in prosthetics ... I wonder when I will finish this darn thing! . . . Seminars at Ruth ' s Annex . . . Let ' s go to D. C. this week end — or New York — or Philadelphia. :18f Juan Anibal Cuevas San Juan, Puerto Rico . . . University of Puerto Rico, B. S. . . . Newman Club 2, 3, 4 ... U. S. Army 1943-46 . . . Married . . . So this is the Kingdom of Heaven.- ' . . . Tried to teach Beckelheimer how to speak parfeck Englees . . . Cura, is most beautiful ... I have this special case . . . Car salesman . . . Nuttall ' s jacketcrown expert . . . Doctor, would you repeat that again.- ' . . . Finished partial and full- denture prosthesis in one month . . . Elizabeth, do you want to listen to one of my ' Hints for the Perfect Flame. ' ' Adolph Albert Cura Al . . . Arlington, Massachusetts . . . Boston College, A. B. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Secretary 3, President 4) . . . Newman Club (President 3) . . . Interfraternity Council (Treasurer 4) . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wide awake in class . . . Horror movies champ . . . Hup-Ho . . . Sputnick of dentistry . . . Dennis ' father . . . Likes to stab himself with Nuttall carvers . . . World ' s fussiest eater . . . Anybody got a cigarette. ' Fve quit . . . Member of filthy five in Anatomy. Peter B. DalPozzol Pete . . . Torrington, Connecticut . . . Colby College . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Sufi ers from insomnia . , . What ' d he say, Al? . . . Zip weight-lifting champ ... I overslept; did he take roll? . . . Boy, will I move next year! . . . Never does any lab work . . . Enjoys midnight strolls . . . A thousand dollars? You ' re crazy! 1959 -{19 1 Allen Lee Danoff Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Greatest fear is to wake up in middle of lecture . . . Finished Senior requirements before be- coming a senior . . . Left-handed Maverick . . . Drug-store cowboy . . . Hairless horseman . . . See Gary? . . . Sleeps in any position . . . Supervisor of drug store . . . Anti-culture. Eugene Frederick deLonge Gene . . . Charleston Heights, South Carolina . . . Newberry College . . . U. S. Marine Corps Reserves 1949-present . . . Married . . . Superb operator . . . Always waiting for a new baby arrival ... I like dentistry today . . . Did you sarder your bridge yet? . . . Author of phrase — Never fear, men, better days are coming . . . Had best endoform i n class in sophomore Crown and Bridge and got a C . . . Helped more guys through technic courses than Oggesen. Joseph Budding Dietz, Jr. Joe . . . Wilmington, Delaware Class Sergeant at Arms 2 . . . Lehigh University . . . Xi Psi Phi U. S. Army 1951-53 . . . Psi Omega Spikes 3 . . . Never at a loss for words . . . In the summer all Baltimore is for the birds . . . The wetback of Notre Dame . . . Frisbie ' s bookie . . . Member of Jack Daniels ' Country Club (Ruth ' s division) . . . Now for one long putt ... I think I will take off this afternoon. . . . Ace shuitleboarder. s. enior6 iiay Frank A. Dolle Baltimore, Maryland . . . Johns Hopkins, B. S. . . . Cornell, M. S., University of Maryland, Ph. D. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas (President 4) . . . U. S. Navy 1942-46 . . . Married . . . Most gassed gLiy in class . . . I ' ll never make it . . . See this chronograph? . . . Doctor Shay ' s aide-de-camp . . . Lost without Marge . . . Only guy that could be called Doc before graduation . . . Whoop — 200 yards right in the middle . . . Author of Handbook of Useless Information . . . Well, so far I have 40 restorations! . . . Never out of chair on time. William Frank Dombrowski Bill . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . U. S. Naval Academy, B. S. . . . Newman Club . . . Student Senate 2 . . . U. S. Navy 1950-54 . . . Taught Dr. Dobbs all he knows about Physics . . . Curly . . . Retired admiral . . . Jose ' s consulting engineer . . . Ran neck and neck with Dooley in paternity race . . . Quiet, but speaks his mind when asked! . . . Good word for everybody . . . Can turn any conversation into an argument . . . Gung Ho Navy man . . . Says what he means. 1959 James Francis Dooley, Jr. Dool . . . Glen Burnie, Maryland . . . U. S. Merchant Marine Academy, B. S., Newark College of Rutgers, A. B. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Serge-ant at Arms 4) . . . Newman Club 2, 3, 4 , . . Class Sergeant at Arms 3 . . . Married . . . Softball 2 . . . Old man of the school . . . Ran four-year maternity race with Daddy Dombrowski and came out tied . . . Tools of trade are handpiece, forceps, hammer and saw . . . General contractor after hours . . . Zip house handyman . . . Forever gassed . . . Top pedo operator. ■■ v: .4 2 y s. eniorJ William Edward Dowden Hap . . . Glen Cove, New York . . . Niagara University, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Secretary 4, House Manager 4) . . . Newman Club 2, 5 , 4 . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Hates girls ... An educated dental student . . . Shakes Ernie up . . . My word . . . White bucks . . . Looks like Butler . . . Sat for Class III foils 1, 2, 3 . . . Slowly matured under Dooley ' s and Dombrowski ' s guidance . . . Constant complainer. Conrad C. Ferlita Connie . . . Tampa, Florida . . . University of Miami, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . On a bland water diet . . . Biggest man in clinic . . . Constant G. I. disturbance . . . The bear . . . Rented an extra apartment in which to store borrowed equipment . . . Talked like typewriter . . . Only guy to collect used triangular bars . . . Sports car enthusiast . . . Prosthetics his specialty. Raymond Alan Flanders Ray . . . Utica, New York . . . University of Miami ... Psi Omega . . . U.S. Army 1946-47, 1950-52 . . . Turns into a monster at the lathe wheel . , . What, me worry? . . . Rubirosa of the School . . . But, Dr. Hahn, I was paying attention. . . . Ready to re-up with Uncle Sam for the third time . . . Do you think I will get that girl as a patient? . . . Going into cosmopolitan dentistry. -|22f John Morrison Foley Jay . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Loyola College, B. S. . . . Psi Omega (Chaplain 4) . . . Mirror 4 . . . Newman Club . . . Class President 4 . . . Married . . . Campaigned for Class prexy on a beer party promise . . . But, Dr. Medina, when can I use my imperator? . . . Takes throw-away notes on anything . . . The strain got him this year, and he is now a chain smoker! . . . Has enough equipment to be the fourth dental dealer . . . Couldn ' t buy gas for his Buick, so traded for a Fiat . . . Always professional; wears coat and tie in labs . . . See Foley for any new special instruments. James Arthur Fowler, Jr. Jim . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Nervous Norviss ... If he can ' t fix it; it can ' t be . . . Has worn out six foil mallets . . . Hurry up, Conrad . . . Never gets excited . . . Displays unusual ability for public speaking . . . Dundalk ' s gift to the dental world . . . Does excellent work. 0 f Robert D. Fraser Bob . . . Niagara Falls, New York . . . Niagara University, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Pledge Master 3) . . . Newman Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sits on the cuspidor when he works . . . See Bob for last night ' s hockey scores . . . Some interest draws him to the hospital every chance he can get . . . Collects cigar butts . . . Very conscientious . . . Mother ' s helper . . . Jeeze . . . Plumber ' s helper . . . Lives in Honey- moon Haven. 1959 -I23h R. Lawrence Fraze Larry ... St. Petersburg, Florida . . . Tufts University . . . Xi Psi Phi (Co-Editor 3) . . . Gorgas (Vice-President 4) . . . Class Treasurer 3 . . . Married . . . Softball 3 . . . Never hurries . . . Hey Captain . . . Has no permanent address . . . Good operator . . . Had honeymoon of touring the country with Public Health Service . . . Never gassed . . . Always smiling . . . Doesn ' t know whether to go to the sunny South or back to Northern climes . . . Best blood letter at Hopkins ... A credit to the profession. Larry Joe Frick Psi Omega Columbia, South Carolina . . . Clemson College Married . . . Softball 1, 2, 3 . . . Smooth Southern Colonel . . . Prays for cancellations so he can make the links that afternoon . . . Just got a new set of clubs! . . . Smoking in sophomore lab under Dr. Medina ' s observation . . . Good Googa Mooga . . . Is that baby ever going to get here? . . . Good operator ... A friend to all . . . Couldn ' t do without Mary Ames. Thornwell Jacobs Frick Thorny . . . Spartanburg, South Carolina . . . Davidson College, B. S. ... Psi Omega . . . I ' ll never graduate! . . . What did you get done today. ' ' . . . Worried about losing his hair — but Dotty doesn ' t care . . . Southern gentleman . . . Choir boy . . . Western Auto ' s top salesman . . . Best Class I foil in sophomore lab . . . Ardent bowler and golfer, scores about the same in both . . . Lived m that house with the gang on Allendale St. . . . Smokes continually, if someone else has ' em. s. emorj ■{2iy Orton D. Frisbie Friz . . . Orlando, Florida . . . University of Florida . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . USAF for three years . . . Scored in his Senior year . . . Gassed since his frosh year . . . The only one who dances on his back . . . Can fall down without spilling a drink. Ivan O. Gardner Pogo . . . Somerset, Pennsylvania . . . University of Pittsburgh, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . U. S. Navy 1946-48 . . . Married . . . Fastest man in class; always first out of lecture room . . . Did partial requirements on wife and mother-in-law . . . Only man in School who could confuse Dr. Shay . . . Took notes for Gaskill for four years . . . Faithful reader of POfiO. Billy Wade Gaskill Gaskins . . . Paragould, Arkansas . . U. S. N. 1945-47, U. S. A. F. 1948-53 . . . Was ist schloss, Mother. . . . Tuesday ' s exam? West Virginia University . . . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2, 3 May I borrow your notes for 1959 Hi y. i2SV 9« eniopS GoRM PuLTZ Hansen Erik . . . Sarasota, Florida . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas . . . MiRROR (Art Staff 3, Art Editor 4) . . . Student Senate 4 . . . Softball 3 . . . Air Force Senior Dental Students Program . . . Another Norman Rockwell . . . The great Dane . . . Boy, these seats are hard . . . Can sleep anywhere . . . Barry ' s buddy . . . Maryland to Florida on a motorcycle . . . Keeps a spare snorkel in his instrument case . . . Good grief! . . . Had five policemen as guests at one of his parties. Frederick Lewis Hodous Buzzy . . . Edgewood, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Married . . . Attended lectures in body only . . . Got a sheet of paper? ... At his best on ice skates . . . World traveler . . . Supports Y. M. C. A. . . . Didn ' t mind repeating preparations in sophomore operative: I just want to learn something. Sir. . . . Self-appointed wrestling champ. Francis Kurt Hugelmeyer Hugie . . . Lake Ronkonkoma, New York . . . Holy Cross College, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Married . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Misses Evelyn ' s cooking . . . Was Jabbour ' s henchman, torpedo, and caseman for four years . . . Broke in his baby to parties early in life by bringing her Saturday nights to Zip parties . . . Only man in School to close his eyes when smiling. •{26h Gene Farley Humphreys Hump . . . Cloverdale, California . . . Brigham Young University ... Air Force 1943- ' 47, 1950- ' 53 . . . Softball 4 . . . Rocky Mountain tennis champ . . . Wait until I get you on the mat, Hodous . . . Pathology drawing book ace . . . Wanna go night flying? . . . Com- peting with Steve Canyon for Colonel . . . This is the last sheet of paper you ' re getting! . . . Knows Montovani personally . . . Takes instructors ' coughs and sneezes in his notes . . . Likes to be called Major. James P. Jabbour Jim . . . Fall River, Massachusetts . . . Tufts University, B. S., M. Ed. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas . . . U. S. Army 1951-54 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wasn ' t gassed till he met DoUe . . . Can ' t wait to get back to Fall River . . . Really babies his Chevy . . . Formed combo with Dr. Louie after saving his life . . . Partial to someone in Gardner, Mass. . . . 300 yards with a nine iron on a clear day . . . Ugh, me like Lone Ranger. Calvin C. Kay Cal . . . Miami, Florida . . . University of Miami Interfraternity Council . . . Mirror Sports Editor . pride of Florida . . . Has a beautiful daughter . . . miss a few 8 o ' clock classes . . . Had senior requirements finished in September . . . Operates only on females . . . Cal and J. P. J. undoubtedly the slickest surgical team ever to hit B. C. D. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . . . Married . . . The Has been known to 1959 iny E. Gerard Keen Jerry . . . Farmington, Connecticut ... St. Anselm ' s College . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club (Vice-President 3) ... Class Secretary 2 . . . Married . . . Muther . . . Dances Night Train , . . I ' ll lose weight yet . . . Cigar connoisseur . . . Hey, Al, got a light? . . . Hysterical laugh . . . Brags about his brother Pete (All-American foot- ball player) . . . Jim Butler ' s buddy. Paul Lewis Keener Paul . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Married . . . Slept through four years . . . Occasionally will say a word or two . . . Constantly gassed . . . Body beautiful . . . Argu;d with Keen at anatomy table . . . Hates those early morning classes . . . Good lab worker. Joseph Krall Joe . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland School of Pharmacy . . . U. S. Army 1945-46 . . . Mr. Pathology . . . Smoked Corona cigars ... He did six Class III foils on his brother . . . One of the dealers ' best customers . . . Never finds any equipment . . . Cool before an exam. e emorJ ■{28h .•%. ■J T! 1959 Jacob Ian Krampf Jay . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Alpha Omega (Secretary 3, President 4) . . . Interfraternity Council (Secretary 4) . . . Married ... I can ' t unnerstan ' it. . . . Did I tell you guys what Margie did today? . . . If you men think you can keep order, suppose you get someone else? Frank Walter Krause Rahway, New Jersey . . . University of Virginia, B. A. ( Phi Beta Kappa) . . . Psi Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Newman Club . . . Feeds his dates pea- nuts and ginger ale . . . Mr. Frank . . . Honorary S. E. D. . . . Tooth anatomist supreme . . . You oughta see her, Joe. Blond, slender and no Vincent ' s . . . Made gold inlays for his car . . . Runs Goucher express on week ends . . . Only dates New Jersey girls . . . Excellent technician. DoMENic Edward LaPorta Ed . . . Torrington, Connecticut . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club . . . Married . . . Eddie Spaghetti . . . Never worries about a parking space . . . Bakes apple pies . . . Good foil operator . . . Wears pedo jacket in morning . . . Bobby, you gotta help me, my peanut MG ' s sick again! . . . Let ' s go home early and sack out . . . Recast king . . . Finally got my Class III foil cemented in I . . . Junior operative requirements in pedo . . . Fishes with Dr. Warner in Connecticut. -|29f Richard John Lauttman . . Loyola College, B. S. Amateur astronomer . . . Newman Jose ' s most It ' s gonna snow, fellas; Laudmun made Dick . . . Baltimore, Maryland Club . . . Linguistic artist . . ardent admirer . . . Gasless . . . it to class! . . . You are supposed to be in chair No. 37, Mr. Lauttman . . . But, Doctor, are your hands sterile? . . . ' Week-end trips to Jersey . . . Let me show you my endodontic physique . . . One note- book lasted four years . . . The Arch Scab . . . Had rear-view mirror on foil condenser. Robert Louis Lee Bob . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Psi Omega (Secretary 3) . • • Gorgas . . . Class Treasurer 1 . , . Married . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Curly . . . Never forgets a thing . . . Bobby Scab . . . Neophyte poppa . . . Most precise, accurate, detailed operator and lab scab . . . Never gassed . . . Dr. ' Vachon: I can ' t check this silicate off today. It was just inserted. Bob: But, Doctor, this is 40 for me this year! Dr. Vachon, after checking off silicate: I heard the cutting line is 41 this year! Master operator. s. eniord Wallace George Lee Wally . . . Pontiac, Michigan . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . U. S. Army 1951-53 . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Three daughters . . . Expert on fishing . . . Runs dental supply from Michigan . . . Went through school on Army equipment . . . Let ' s split this work up and we ' ll be finished in 10 minutes . . . Falls asleep on R. L. ' s shoulder . . . Will someone please keep Mr. Lee from sliding out of his seat! . . . Just stick with your ole dad! . . . Paper boy deluxe — at 4 a. m. . . . Requirements done by Xmas. isoy Lester Leonard Levin Les . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Married . . . Hey, did you hear what I did today in the clinic? . . . Sorry, Doctor, but you ' re wrong . . . Have you seen Schwartz? . . . Lopez ' s interpreter for four years . . . Southpaw dentistry and uses cuspidor for stool . . . Shoe specialist and therefore connoisseur of legs. Robert Bernard Lewis Bob . . . Westerly, Rhode Island . . . College of the Holy Cross, B. S. . . . Married . . . Put his baby on his tabulation sheet . . . Tried to buy school library with over-due fees . . . Went through school on typing senior theses. Leslie H. Lopez Adjuntas, Puerto Rico . . . University of Puerto Rico, B. S. . . . Gorgas ... I eat so much but 1 never gain weight; there must be zomezing . The strong, silent type . . . Hated 8:00 lectures. 1959 311 Joseph Paul Lynch Joe . . . Elizabeth, New Jersey . . . Seton Hall University, B. S. . . . Gorgas . . . Newman Club . . . Student Senate 3, 4 . . . The Phantom . . . Made a deal with Lopez during the freshman year not to be married during the four years of school . . . Neat dresser . . . Very responsible student . . . Gassed the first two years — cool cat the last two. John Kenneth McDonald Psi Jim . . . McComb, Mississippi . . . Louisiana State University Omega (Junior Grand Master 3) • • . Gorgas (Secretary 4) . . . Student Senate 1, 3 • . • Class Secretary 4 . . . Army Senior Dental Program . . . Married . . . Softball 1,2... Hey y ' all . . . Southern gentleman . . . LSU No. 1 . . . Beautiful patients . . . Proud new papa . . . Got revenge on his mother4n-law in the clinic . . . Lost his Sugar Bowl bet . . . Friendly to all . . . Good operator ... Is going to revolu- tionize Mississippi dentistry . . . Judy ' s top man. Carlos Augusto Machuca Caguas, Puerto Rico . . . LJniversity of Puerto Rico . . . Newman Club . . . No matter how much I have to stody I have to go to that opera! . . . Wonderful! . . . The only one who has kept up a continual battle with the professors . . . Hopes to be a millionaire someday . . . But I do not understand, Doctor! . . . Dr. Biddix never understood one word from him — It ' s like listening to hieroglyphics! . . . Spends more time at Lyric than in lectures . . . Ehhh — how you say that in English. ' f ( T |t%i  s A s. eniorS 32 ' b mk. S s . f959 Arnold Irwin Malhmood Arnie . . . Silver Spring, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4) . . . Interfraternity Council (Vice-President 4) . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Malhmood, you want to leave this lab? . . . Crossword puzzle doer . . . Broke a crock in Biochem . . . Margie ' s dentist . . . Never studied more than one night for an exam . . . Only student in Pathology who never saw snail tracks . . . Learned Spanish from Marti- nez and Machuca . . . Takes pre-sleep naps. Jose Manual Martinez-Rivera Pacho . . . Toabaja, Puerto Rico . . . University of Puerto Rico, B. S. . . . Psi Omega (Chaplain 3) • . . Married ... He would like to join the Army . . . Refuses to live in Bolton Street . . . I ' m not afraid; I know I will get through . . . Malhmood ' s lab assistant . . . Si, Tom, I am gassed. . . . Ace tooth carver . . . Played dominoes with Lopez ind Vendrell. Thomas James Meakem, Jr. T. J. . . . Hillside, New Jersey . . . Davis and Elkins College . . . Married . . . Softball 1,2... Commuted to ' West Virginia as freshman . . . Has Martinez ' s and Malhmood ' s equipment since Dental Materials . . . Lost 40 pounds since first year . . . Lynn . . . Anyone for basket- ball? . . . Stop by for me tonight . . . Ballantine, Ballantine ale — 33F s. eniorS Thomas E. R. Miller Cliffside Park, New Jersey ... St. John ' s University, B. S. . . . Gorgas . . . Mirror (Clinics Editor 4) . . . Newman Club . . . Class President 1 . . . Student Senate 1 . . . Married . . . Charlie ' s friend . . . Lotsa luck . . . Finished free loading at the Pickuses . . . Assistant projec- tionist, librarian . . . New Jersey import . . . Precision attachment — Dr. Willer ' s protege . . . Dr. Gordon ' s advice not heeded — married 12 27 58. Bernard Lee Morgan Bernie . . . Oceana, ' West Virginia . . . West Virginia University, A. B. . . . Psi Omega . . . Johnny Reb . . . Expert tale teller . . . Pulled Fabian through . . . Son of Mother Goose. Fabian Morgan LiUington, North Carolina . . . ' Wake Forest College Class Vice-President 3 U.S. Buddy Xi Psi Phi (Pledge Master 2) Navy 1942-46 . . . Married ... Is epitome of Southern hospitality . . . Old Grandad . . . Cool, calm, collected . . . Likes ham salad sand- wiches . . . The life of the School dances . . . Stand up when they play Dixie! 34). John Worthington Myers Jack . . . Fairplay, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Class Sergeant at Arms 1 . . . Softball 1 . . . Specializes in prophys and lower anteriors. Elizabeth Haydee Noa-Gonzalez Liz , . . Miramar, Puerto Rico . . . Nazareth College, A. B. . . . Newman Club (Secretary 3) . • . Student Senate 1 . . . Class Historian 2 . . . I feel like murdering that prosthetic patient of mine! . . . Oh! you have to see Puerto Rico now. It is so beautiful ! . . . Puerto Rico ' s best advertisement . . . Added that charm and feminine touch to the whole class . . . Member of Skaff ' s study group. William B. O ' Connor Biss . . . Keyser, West Virginia . . . West Virginia University . . . U. S. Air Force 1951-53 . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Well, hello there, Sapphire! . . . Holy mackerel! . . . Would kill himself during basketball games but wouldn ' t miss early lectures . . . Every- thing should be done exactly as you haxe been told . . . Damn that dog! 1959 3b William Robert Owens Smedley . . . Louisburg, North Carolina . . . Davidson College, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Treasurer 4) . . . Gorgas . . . Class Treasurer 4 . . . Married . . . Golf . . . We ' ve got to get those dues paid . , . Easygoing . . . Always a gentleman . . . World ' s greatest golfer — in the club house . . . Has slept through more lectures than anyone in the history of B. C D. S. William Edward Parker Willie . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Married . . . Chalks up end of handpiece . . . Beats Owens at golf with one arm behind him . . . Never on time . . , Hates deadlines. Jeffry Chandler Pennington Psi Omega Jeff . . . Bennettsville, South Carolina . . . The Citadel . . . Married . . . The Colonel . . . Got integrated in surgery . . . Puts Southern accent in anatomy . . . Originator of last night stand for exams . . . Learned how to embalm teeth from his father . . . Two speeds — slow and stop ! Si eniopS -{36 195 9 Charles Kenneth Peters, Jr. Bucky . . . CatonsviUe, Maryland . . . Loyola College, B. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Mirror (Business Manager 3, Picture Editor 4) . . . Newman Club . . . Married . . . Drags down Frederick Avenue every morning at 7:45 in the gray hornet . . . Groceries are his hobby . . . Speed demon in clinic ... I wouldn ' t do all that . . . Please! turn in your pictures. I need the two dollars. Harry Phi . . Gregory Michael Petrakis . Hartford, Connecticut . . . Trinity College, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Exiled Greek prince . . . Dances occasionally . . . Very fast prosthetics man . . . Banking is his hobby . . . Official Greek interpreter for Dr. Biddix . . . Steeped in Grecian culture . . . Sings opera well . . . WelMitting inlays . . . Employs Hadgi impression technique . . . Needed sedative to make speech for Mr. Foley . . . The only ugly Greek. George Jackson Phillips, Jr. Psi Omega Jack . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Amherst College, A. B. (Co-Social Chairman 4) . . . Mirror Editor 4 . . . Married . . . Golf 1 . . . Never hurries . . . Mr. Editor . . . Veneer crown specialist . . . Cements all his inlays in Crown and Bridge department . . . Another one of the Hopkins Vampires. •{37 1 Barry Pickus Pick . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Western Maryland College, B. A. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . Only student on the faculty . . . Pupy . . . Go to war! . . . Did you watch the late show Saturday nite? Donald A. Pirie Pierre . . . Salisbury, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Psi Omega (House Manager 2) . . . Married . . . Goes home week ends . . . Everyone likes the picture in his room . , . The world ' s greatest . . . Eddie ' s Eastern Shore pal . . . Pick, lemme! . . . The Governor ' s buddy . . . Has his own system . . . Andy Gump. Anthony Michael Policastro Tony . . . Newark, New Jersey . . . Seton Hall University, B. A. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Vice-President 4) . . . Gorgas . . . Interfraternity Council . . . New Jersey flash . . . Heads for Newark every week end . . . Ex-ladies ' man . . . The duke . . . Talks in his sleep . . . Who ' s Leo? . . . Has trouble talking his car into starting. s. eniorS ■«{38]- Joseph Eul Polino Little Jose . . . New Haven, Connecticut . . . Providence College, B. A. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club . . . U. S. Army Reserves . . . Drives like a guided missile . . . Has softest voice in class . . . Dresser extra- ordinaire ... I still say the derby is coming back . . , Always early for 8 o ' clock classes . . . Imports relatives from Italy . . . Class gas artist , . . It really wasn ' t me fellows — honest — it must have been Postal . . . Can I hold your pencil — just for this lecture? Alban R. Pollack Albie . . . New York, New York . . . Alfred University, B. A. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (House Manager 1, 2, 3) . . . Married . . . I ' m gomg to ' The City ' this week end. . . . Never missed a lecture . . . Always wore a white shirt and tie to class . . . Polino ' s pal . . . Supplied Polino with pencil and paper for four years . . . It was really cold up at Alfred. Joel Pollack Joe . . . New York, New York . . . City College of New York, B. S. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, House Manager 4) . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Best note taker in school . . . ' What odds will you give me? . . . The Almost Guy . . , Got trophy for bull throwing as sophomore . . . Mother thinks I ' m handsome! . . . Accuses Postal of stealmg his own equipment . . . Is that how to do it? Are you sure? . . . Almost won Babe Ruth trophy. 1959 -(39h Albert Edward Postal Al . . . West Hyattsville, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . Amateur chemist . . . Drives in alone from D. C. . . . Who ' s driving? . . . Pollack, can I borrow your glasses? . . . Has all Pollack ' s equipment . . . Flexible root canal burs . . . What ' s your theory on this, Al? . . . Why, Dr. McCrea — it ' s a neutrocyte . . . Brings wife ' s notes to class . . . Inspector-general of the class. William Lewis Pralley Bill . . . Rivesville, West Virginia . . . West Virginia University, A. B. . . . Psi Omega (Treasurer 4) . . . U. S. Army Reserves . . . Married . . . Congenial . . . Never gets mad . . . Reserves on Wednesdays . . . I just don ' t understand . . . Huh, what did you say? . . . Big Bill . . . Specialist in prosthodontia , . . Only Yankee fan in Baltimore . . . Never sleeps in class . . . Hi Goose . . . Took Raese ' s notes for four years . . . What ' s he talking about now? Johnny Davis, West Virginia Married . . . Softball three full crowns on Dr. Louie, John Viering Raese . West Virginia University Gorgas 3, 4 . . . Lost his glasses and did s. eniord ■{AaV 1959 William Paul Raimond Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . U. S. Navy 1948-52 . . . For crying out loud, Ribakow. . . . Poor man ' s Don Juan ... Is never quiet except when sleeping in lectures . . . Always gassed. Burton Alvin Raphael Burt . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married ... I don ' t know. Who is he.- . . . Works at Hutzler ' s, Hecht ' s, Food Fair, Bond ' s, Ruth ' s, etc. . . . Jay, I won ' t be able to come to the meeting tonight . . . The silent one . . . If there ' s anything I can do to help you. Harold Reuben Ribakow Rib . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Alpha Omega (Chaplain 4) . . . Gorgas . . . Mirror (Organization Editor 4) . . . U. S. Army Reserves . . . Hey, Tilles, can I borrow your clinic gown, spatula, bowl, towel, mirror, etc.? . . . Check my gas and fill up the oil . . . Mike Nelson of B. C. D. S. . . . Uses left-hand mirrors . . . Shined his shoes on Raimond ' s pants for four years. -141 h s. Chestfr James Richmond, Jr. Chet . . . Fairfield, Connecticut . . . Tufts University . . . Psi Omega . . . Class Historian 4 . . . U. S. Army Reserves . . . Married . . . Chip ' s golf instructor . . . Quits winners . . . Chester, are you all right? . . . A wicked slice! ... A Mickey Mantle golf swing . . . Strictly Con- necticut gentleman, Fairfield variety . . . Fll never finish Crown and Bridge; got to win that tournament! Matthew Angelo Rocco Matt . . . East Orange, New Jersey . , . Seton Hall University, B. A. . . . Gorgas . . . Mirror Senior Editor 4 . . . Newman Club . . . U. S. Army Reserves . . . Good dentist . . . Master chef . . . The Rock . . . Neat dresser . . . Have blue suit — will take test — will travel! . . . Rearranges instrument cases daily . . . Dr. Louie ' s dentist . . . Best gold foil operator . . . Hey, listen! . . . Say, Doctor . . . Barbara ' s future. La ' wrence David Rogers Larry . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Class Historian 1 . . . Married . . . ' Who ' s leaving early? . . . Bridge comes before fraternity meetings . . . Avoids 8 o ' clocks like the plague . . . Sells stock in the Rogers-Roush Corpora- tion ! . . . Likes to yell at people. eniorS 442)- Everett Newton Roush, III Ev . . . Charleston, West Virginia . . . Marshall College . . . Caterer for study sessions . . . Fan of Peanuts . . . Critic of all Broadway shows . . . Um-m-m, another gold inlay. . . . Would you put this in your locker, please? . . . Coffee! — cream and no sugar. Louis Joseph Ruland, Jr. Lou . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . The Johns Hopkins University, A. B. . . . Psi Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Married ... I don ' t have but 276 foils checked off . . . Check that bicep . . . BAP . . . Daddy in April . . . Never gassed . . . Fanatic . . . Dr. McCrea ' s pet. Raymond Richard Sahley Rick . . . Charleston, West Virginia . . . Marshall College ... Psi Omega . . . Class Sergeant at Arms 4 . . . U. S. Air Force 1950-53 • • . Member of Skaff ' s study group . . . Takes Uncle Joe ' s money . . . Mr. Circuit . . . Knows when the Diagnosis Department has the best patients . . . Oh! you ' re sick! . . . Don ' t worry about it till May . . . Junior year — 1 amalgam — April . . . Bacteriologist of the sophomore year. 195 9 -{43h Charles Salerno Chaz . . . Newark, New Jersey . . . Upsala College . . . U. S. Air Force 1951-53 . . . There ' s not a doubt in my mind . . . One of the SSS Boys . . . Quiet member of Skaff ' s study group . . . Hides his instruments from Ruland and Sahley . . . Are you kidding me? . . . Charles Atlas (before) of the School ... I didn ' t know we had lectures this year. Richard Charles Saville Dick . . . Bethesda, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. A. . . . Psi Omega . . . MiRROR 1 . . . Married . . Never gassed . . . Calm, cool and married . . . Scotch socially . . . Porcelain master . . . Plays golf till May ... A quiet huddle with an instructor . . . Isn ' t that gorgeous! . . . Isn ' t this prep pretty! David Lee Schofield Dave Miami, Florida one . . . The Floridian . . . dental student. . . University of Miami ' Greatest dancer since — . Lamp that Well dressed S. eniord ;44|. 1959 Jerome Schwartz )erry . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Alpha Omega (Sergeant at Arms 4) . . . Gorgas (Treasurer 4) . . . Mirror Photography Editor 4 . . . Class Treasurer 2 . . . U. S. Army 1953-54 , . . Married . . . J- Schwartz, New York . . . Let ' s put it this way: I ' m leaving my house at I7I 2 minutes after eight. . . . Has more notes than lecturer . . . Runs right to Read ' s. Robert Bernard Silberstein Silbo . . . Hollywood, Florida . . . University of Florida . . . Alpha Omega (Treasurer 4) . . . Gorgas . . . Mirror Cover Editor 4 . . . U. S. Army 1951-53 . . . Married . . . Aw gee, what grouches in this place. . . . Hey, y ' all . . . Cheyenne . . . ' Write bigger, Schwartz; I can ' t read your notes . . . Takes notes while sleeping . . . Carves faces on his inlays. Stanley Leonard Silver Stan . . . ' Washington, D. C. . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Alpha Omega (Historian 3) • . . Married ... I hate this place. ... I hit my father-in-law again last night . . . Plans to open a grocery store after graduation . . . Postal forgot to pick me up this A. M. . . . I ' m not gassed . . , Stop bugging me! {45! Francis Vincent Simansky Frank . . . Baltimore, Marjdand . . . Loyola College . . . Married . . . The great stone face . . . Sleeps in any lecture in any position . . . Likes to pound table while talking . . . Chronic leg wiggling. s. eniord Orlando Louis Skaff Orie . . . Charleston, West Virginia . . . West Virginia University, A. B. . . . Psi Omega (Social Chairman 4) . . . Gorgas . . . Student Senate (Vice-President 4) . . . Married . . . Liz ' s dentist . . . Lucky fisherman . . . Never loses at poker . . . Best porcelain jacket operator in School . . , Organizer and director of Skaff ' s study group. Philip Smith Phil . . . Brattleboro, Vermont . . . University of Vermont . . . Psi Omega . . . Class Historian 1 . . . Class Secretary 3 • . • Mr. Piano . . . Swims at the Y . . . Never lost a card game . . . Protege of Sahley School of Card Playing . . . Plans to retire after graduation . . . Undergraduate travel in Europe . . . Double cream, double sugar . . . Wmning smile. -{46). Anthony Sollazzo Tony . . . New Brunswick, New Jersey . . . Rutgers University . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Sleeps through study sessions, then gets the A . . . You ' re an old dime-a-dozen . . . Clips nails during lectures . . . Can we play chess, instead of study . . . Expert on T. V. Westerns . . . Got credit for acrylic repair on spectacles. James Frederick Sproul Fred . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Florida Southern College . . . Psi Omega (President 4) . . . IFC (President 4) . . . Student Senate 2, 3 . . . Professional Schools Senate (President 3) . . . U. S. Navy 1953-55 . . . Married . . . Softball 2, 3 . . • Never late . . . Late, late member of Skaff ' s examination study group. John Joseph Stecher, III Stech . . . Short Hills, New Jersey . . . Seton Hall University, B. S. . . . Newman Club . . . U. S. Army 1952-54 . . . Sproul ' s second assistant in Anatomy lab ... A grind for the first two years — turned out to be a social lion in the last two years . . . Favorite course: Dental Materials . . . Corresponds with a mystery woman . . . Always forgets to sign his V. A. till beer money runs out . . . Protege of Frank Krause . . . Specialist in cantilever bridge se rvice. 1959 47] Donald Dietrich Stegman Steg . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . U. S. Army 1952-54 . . . Married . . . But, Doctor, where do they get the dentin for billiard balls? . . .Wants to set up practice in Switzerland . . . Who, me nervous — nooope! . . . Sproul ' s first assistant in Anato- my lab . . . Often misunderstood . . . Wilma makes him go to class . . . Condensed his thumb mto a Class III foil . . . Does anyone have notes for this course? Daniel Joseph Sullivan Dan . . . Newport, Rhode Island . . . Providence College, A. B. . . . Xi Psi Phi , . . Gorgas . . . Newman Club . . . Class Vice-President 1, 2 . . . Went out with girls after Jerry got married . . . Finally found his one and only . . . Finally bought a new hat . . . Gee, I don ' t know . . . Has been known to have that tired look . . . White bucks reported missing at Marine Hospital . . . Three years a ward of the U. S. govern- ment at U. S. P. H. . . . Worked in the left-handed section of lab . . . Composer of Up the Lazy River . . . Sleeps with Stegman in lectures. Charles Carroll Swoope, Jr. Charlie . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Florida ... Psi Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Professional Schools Senate 4 . . . Class Presi- dent 3 . . . Student Senate (Treasurer 3, President 4) . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Likes screwdrivers . . . Never gassed . . . Fishes in February . . . Never sleeps in class . . . Sold on PBSC paste . . . Night- before-exam member of Skaff ' s study group. I s. eniopS Arthur M. Tilles Art . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Alpha Omega (Historian 4) . . . Poet Laureate of B. C. D. S. . . . Let ' s see that — What ' s the 42 across? . . . Maybe I am right handed . . . Keeps teeth clean with Dentyne . . , Worst bowler in the world . . . Best lunches in School . . . His mother ' s favorite dentist . . . Actually — . John L. Varanelli Var . . . Waterbury, Connecticut . . . University of Connecticut . . Hey, Frank! Did he take roll? . . . My brother did it; so can L . . . Dr. Dosh, just show me how once more. Francis Anthony Veltre Zooker . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S., M. S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Newman Club . . . Class Vice- President 4 . . . U. S. Marine Corps 1946-48 . . . Married . . . He ' s a gasser . . . Didn ' t join the boys till junior year . . . Monday morning quarterback . . . Manufactures zooker burs. 1959 ■!49 J_ -S eniorS Jorge Vendrell George Psi Omega Ponce, Puerto Rico . . , Tulane University . . . Gorgas . . . Newman Club . . . Softball . . . Always gassed . . . Do you have any new hint, Cuevas? . . . And please don ' t forget about that gold foil patient! . . . Always has time enough to go to Puerto Rico . . . Never borrows anything . . . Master surgeon in fresh- man Anatomy . . . Hey, ' Harb, ' how you do this? James Ray Wampler Wamp . . . Harrisonburg, Virginia . . . Bridgewater College . . . Are you ready? . . . Dr. Medina ' s most ardent admirer . . . Originator of ' Wampler Wax . . . Did 18 partials . . . Carries his lunch in a shopping bag . . . Has two pairs of glasses, one pair to find the other pair . . . Never complains . . . Played bazoo in Colts Band . , . Had food sent from home . . . Req uirements in a week. L. Clifford Warner, Jr. Chff . . . Waterbury, Connecticut . . . Colby College . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas . . . Student Senate 2 . . . Class President 2 . . . Married . . . Got through on his uncle ' s help . . . Hopkins ' chief vampire . . . But, Dr. Medina, I didn ' t want you; Ed did! . . . Class dreamer in wet weather . . . Wife had to bail him out of Police Station for auto acci- Had heart attack while deflasking first denture dent . . . Family man Revised Goren ' s rules in bridge. {5o Edgar Clair White Ed . . . Ashland, Kentucky . . . Marshall College . . . Gorgas . . . U. S. Army 1950-52 . . . Married . . . Claire . . . Vampire at Hopkins . . . Illegitimate instruments . . . Had 1 2 foil to give away . . . Fastest mallet alive . . . You do the talking, Cliff ... I want to know why those little pipes go through those big holes ' . . . Originator ot in-the-mouth solder technique . . . Give it time; I ' ll make it fit. Thomas Adams Wilson Tom . . . Baltnnore, Maryland . . . Amherst College, A. B. . . . Psi Omega . . . Mirror (Assistant Editor 4) . . . Mr. Prosthetics . . . The Quiet Man . . . Humorist . . . Would you give green stamps in the clinic? . . . Doctor, what is this Veltre-like phenomenon? . . . Doctor, is that the first question? . . . Has his own method of getting anesthesia. Herbert Sanford Yampolsky Yamp . . . Hillside, New Jersey . . . University of Alabama, B. S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Jablonski . . . Quench it, Silbo! . . . Trim the sides and thin the top . . . Krampf, can you g ' lxe me a push? . . . Wilson did it, not me. . . . Zelda. f959 [5iy f n ij. IP ' ' = P rs rt r: o Or • tj b p ■ ' ' ifi ti First Row: Keen, Cura, Levin, Bass, GaiJnci, BuLku, IViiita, i ' uwler. Bidinc, Cu(.v.ia. Blunitntlial, DuwJcii, Douley, Lopez. Second Row: Krampf, Cali, Fraser, Buckner, McDonald, deLonge, Cartisano, Dombrowski, Lauttman, Fraze, Lee, R., Hodous, M ' 4 Breckstein, LaPorta, DanofF, Cohen, Frick, Hansen. Third Row: Kay, Jabbour, Dolle, Hugelmeyer, Krause, Lynch, Lee, W., Frick, Gaskill, Bristol, Brown, Beckelheimer, Flanders, Buchen. Conner. ke Ljraduciuna LtaJJ First Roiv: Silberstein, VaranelU, Smith, Rogers, Salerno, Roush, Pollack, J., Sahley, Sproul, Owens, Policastro. Second Row: Warner, Raese, Yampolsky, Wilson, White, Martinez, Pralley, Postal, Foley, SoUazzo, Richmond, Rocco, Skaff, Raphael. Third Row: Phillips, Polino, Stecher, Veltre, Pirie, Miller, Sullivan, Schwartz, Ribakow, Schofield, Tilles, Krall, Humphreys, Swoope. Fourth Row: Pennington, Ruland, Peters, Vendrell, Morgan, P., Morgan, B., Myers, O ' Connor, Parker, Malhmood, Stegman. Meakem, PolLuk, A.. S.iville, Silver. o ' 9 P (r o ei ' e ' ' ' ,S 1 A:i S A Vis3 J:i X, he S e eniors 1. This is liow I have trimmed my fingernails tor twenty-five years. 2. I, Matt, take thee Barbara . . . How ' s that sound, fellows? 3. Dear Dorothy Dix ... 4. I know it ' s good for getting contact, but will it grow hair? 5. People just don ' t realize what a swell couple we make. 6. I ' m ijoing to climb over this wall and smash every little yellow light. 53! he L eniord 1. Who says integration won ' t work! 2. Yes, indeed they are. 3. But it fit the die like a glove. 4. Boy, some of these names are too much. 5. A pleasant smile is a real practice builder. 6. Amelikan woman ' s allight. but you come visit Lingnan U. [54}- he e eniorS 1. They said it couldn ' t be done — and I believe it. 2. I know this is an extremely interesting case, but mucli too difficult for for our clinic. 3. Miss Timchula, we would like for you to tabulate restorations, not bowling averages. 4. Would you be terribly disappointed if I did this work myself. Doctor? 5. If you vi ' ere driving down a road and someone waved a red lantern . . . 6. Will these instructors ever get off my back? -(55h he junior ( iudd CLASS OFFICERS President: THEODORE NOFFSINGER Vice-President: Wavne Stroud Secretary: Al Phillips Treasurer: Gene Camp Historian: Anthony Regine Sergeant at Arms: Frank Oliverio Student Senate Representatives: Jay Denson James Picone Dentxires, foils, root canals, and curettages ! The list of requirements seemed indeterminate last fall when we were initiated into things dental. When our handpieces had the jitters those first few weeks, we thought an empty tally sheet each week would be the rule, not the exception. Somehow, like everything else at the B. C. D. S., requirements were completed and exams passed; our senior year dawned. Now the past few months are part of the song — Dearie, do you remember — ? — The days of the lectures at eight mere Juniors then bemoaning our fate. — The perfect appearanec of jackets we made — except for the color and possibly the shade. — Saggers that shook at the furnace door, and three more crowns that fell off on the floor. — The developing room where the sun never rose and solutions were splattered all o er our clothes. — The words are withheld with arduous suppression on the first ten attempts to get an impression. — Our efforts at instrumentation with minimum scaling, and much laceration. — The many times when treating a jxicket we almost removed the tooth from the socket. Yes, we all remember the Junior year, and soon the seniors will also be a memory. To them, we wish much success and happiness. To those seniors who will become instructors, remember that once you also lived by the ancient Chinese proverb: — Those who have points checked each day will not be gassed come April or May. ■{56f 1 ' 1 dl z: M ): r - Iff 01 o r f (f o Q 4 , r 9 ' . ..-. ' ■■ isr -- ' M ■I. • ' •FifjBMiy iiiiir • ?j7 i( ij . ' Darby, Chesney, N. L. Jones. Harris, BraJy, Kolikott, Coulton, Clegg, Cwiek, Collazo, Bragg, Camp, biehn, Adier, tay. Second Row: Kriegsman. Gruen, Lasijczuk, Denson, Doran, Chesler, Bodley, Heese, Dzoba, Cialone, I. Fox, Giardina. Hurdle, Coe, Beasley, M. A. Levin, Burk. Third Row: Cimakowski, Johnson, Koubek, Hochman, Cronin, Kubota, Baron, Atchinson, Alban, Jung, Brown, Dean, Fiskio, Ehudin, Killpack, Collins, N. I. Jones. he Aunlop ( taJJ Kneeltng: Tompkins, Wood, Moore. Restivo, Snyder, Olsen. First Row: Stroud, R. Smith. Weiner, M. Magaziner, McLane, Mastrola, Segal, Solomon, J. Smith, Waldron, Rumberger, Roy. Ripley, Noffsinger. Second Row: Vitek, Regine, Murphy, Parsons, Orlowski, Rosenbloum, Levy, F. Magaziner, Phillips, Watson, Yarid. Strambi, Schaefer. Third Row: M. P. Levin. McLaughlin, Sears. Mays. Wills. Thompson, Thomson, Lovern, Pearson. Salino, Struthers, Oliverio, Rutherford, Wilson, Picone. J i Kif. if - 1 IW ' - ' JST ' o i . ' ■ zr ■ mm D .Sin Cil o ?•?«•« ' •■m. -   X r ©■ t: % -i. rwiuian MnrnMnaaam ne Aitniot ' S 1. Hey! Here comes Kathy again ! 2. I think I ' d call that a nutrient canal. 3. I hope that new deodorant is reliable. 4. Do you notice the resemblance? 5. You see? This year we have a patient on the other end of those teeth! 6. And to top it all off, my 3 o ' clock cancelled too! •{58] he AitnlorS Places everybody ! Why does it always have to be four cotton balls? Attention evei7body . . . may I have your attention please . 4. I think you ' ve been curetting the mental foramen. 5. One more microgram and you ' re o ' er tlie liill. 6. No, madam, this is not the plate that you ' ll wear. -(59 he S opkomore a add CLASS OFFICERS President: Joseph E. Furtado Vice-Presideni: Antone Oliveira Secreiary: William Lackey Treasurer: MiKE Brown Student Senate Representatives: Robert Lattanzi Robert Siegel As freshmen it seemed as thous h the day would never come when we would become sophomores, but time has a way of passing in spite of our wishes. Once more we set about with new hopes in our hearts and, strange as it seems, all the terrible things which happened to us as freshmen floated into oblivion and only the happy moments were remembered. As the sophomore year draws to a close there are again the same hope and desire which drive us on, perhaps e en unknowingly to us; hope that we will soon be juniors — and as time passes so it will be. imy . -.- .-,v i:iiiiiiimjMi.h ' ' n Kneeling: Kamezawa, Furtado, Lattanzi, Loew, Keary, Cavanaugh, Breen, Antundli. f j7 Ri ir: Achin, Kagey, Hecht, Darke, Goldenberg, Berman, Kolakowski, Kovak, Israel, Fliss, Foer, lacovelli. Second Row: Goepfrich, Doheny, Kroopnick, Dunker, Kaminski, Bryans, Brown, Clark, Higel, Grouse, Hamburger, Gross. Third Row: Carmosino, Hoffman, McCallum, Girotti, Boland, Griffith, Kaplan, Goette, McLaughlin, Liller, Love. ke opn r omore a aJJ Kneeling: Tilghman, Streeter, Robinson, Sachs, Taft. First Row: Steig, Phelps, Marrone, Perlmutter, Zakarin, StoUer, Siegel, Wynne, Slan, Teitelbaum, Rockefeller, Rosado. Second Row: Naito, Tucker, Rosa, Windeler, Lown, Sinnreich, Zulaski, Ryiz, Renbaum, Matzkin, Mason, Myatt, Pere. Third Row: Olivcira. X ' a scrm.in. W ' allen. Raffel, Pistoria, Dohcrty, .Sullivan, Summer. W ' itherspocn, Towson, Morley, Swann. Tavlnr. Snvder. - ( V ' ' ; . m m -r : ■ . 1 .6 A ' IN il | : ' . ' Jt si smwMassgwKmsimBBBBi sa am lie ouk r lomored 1. I wonder if these are mine or hers! 4. I thought we told you about eating lunch before a BMR. 2. Did you learn this anatomy in my class last year? 5. Aw don ' t be a scaredy-cat. Those bugs won ' t bite you! ■3. You guys ' ll never finish by summer. You ' re four weeks behind already! 6. But, I thought we started with a pneumothorax! -162}- Ite oiJnonioreS 1. . . . and ne er rely on contact for retention! 2. Have you gotten your penciled outline checked ofl ' ? 3. I think my degree ought to read CDT — Certified Dental Technician. 4. Is this the line for the men ' s room? I brought my own. 5. Hey! This thing actually works! 6. Knit one, pearl two . . . toilet of the cavity on you! -|63 he reskman tc adJ CLASS OFFICERS President: Allen H. Simmons Vice-President: Kenneth Magee Secretary: Alan Tracer Treasurer: Roger Brown Historian: Lee Roper Sergeant at Arms: Irvin Sopher Student Senate Representatives: Robert Parker Howard Herman They said it couldn ' t be done! ... But B. C. D. S. did it! It attracted select students from fifteen different states and the distant territory of Hawaii, fifty of them Maryland residents. The last fact is unique for the Class of 1962; never before have so many resident students been accepted to an incoming class. Other well represented states include Florida with eleven, Massachusetts with eight, and Cali- fornia with seven students. There are twenty-eight freshmen who wear wedding bands, and the number promises to be doubled by next year. Furthermore three students have a M. S. and torty-seven have a B. S. — a well educated group. Atter the formal introductions to the School and to the Faculty, we future dentists absorbed our quota of the proverbial gas from the upperclassmen. And with it developed a unity which each class member felt as the year progressed. Perhaps it came from the impromptu Friday afternoon basketball games, or maybe the intimate lunch-hour conversations concerning the latest Dental Materials project, those Championship Balti- more Colts, or the last Anatomy exam. Perhaps the reason lay m our common goal and field of study. ■ ■{64} Al M , 4 IS ■ II m  ;, ■; I ■:•■■.:■■::: . b... ■.■.■ .. |i i ,ri K-: ' ' ; li (,:■■■- l. I. : ' v,. . I n -.- !■• T: ' I ,.;:■.• :: Second Row: Gable, Feinberg. R. S. Friedman, Gordon, Kline, Apter, Axelrod, Goldfine. Abbott. Andrews, Kramer, Glatzer. Third Row: Clendenin, Dickson, Downes, Donick, Balenson, Albertini, Doetzer, Cohen. Grace, Gallagher, Foulke, Halpert. Fourth Row: Blum, Bowen, Buchetto, Bushman, Chertkcff, Buchman, Hackney, Koritzer, Apfel, H. I. Glazer, M. P. Glazer, Brown, Goldman. lie pe hman i ic Cl35 First Row: Rudo, Rudie, Miyamoto, Posner, Millison. Regan, Snow, Simmons. Roper, Schunick. Second Row: Roth, Sullivan, Sobkov, Young, Pizzi. Romeo, Lowell. Magee, Mills. Webster. Rosnow, Rabago, Lee. Third Row: Levy, Warren, Trabulsy, Sopher, Warson, Patterson. Fallen. Parker, Watrel. Schwartz. Lilley. : ' einstein, Thomson. Fourth Row: Wood, Stern. Trager, Wilhelm. Rothschild. Pinsky. Rubin. Norton. Rapisarda. Salvo. Schulz. Rankin. Pertnov, ,vl.eL:i ' f. rTD %i iti « f I 25 . ' k ' ' n 5 m ke fesh men 1. Well, at least our new lab has a lot of floor space. 2. What work! What a pair of hands! Show me how! 3. Now memorize this diagram and we ' ll quiz you on it in t hree minutes. 4. Have you found a Damncyte or a Hellofacyte yet? 5. Well, at last we are going to study teeth. 6. This boy must have a female cadaver. •j 66 [■ lie reslt men 1. Combine these ingredients — wliam — no more classes, no more exams 2. Hey, you guys, tlie nurses are sunbathing again today! 3. Honest, fellows, it ' s true that I ' m your best friend! 4. Man, if they want to rumble, we ' ll rumble! 5. This is Vince . . . Would you send twelve freshman sized shafts to 6. Have you made up our next exam yet, Roland? ■I 67 1- . . . And then the lingual wall fractured out i 6S i ..y ct lui luiueS X (jrtfCSE.) DLWI. irror G. P. H. Foley Advisor EDITORIAL STAFF Editor G. Jackson Phillips Assistant Editor Thomas A. Wilson Photography Editor Jerry Schwartz Photography Coordinator Martin Magaziner Clinics Editor Thomas E. Miller Classes Editor Theodore Noffsinger Senior Editor Matthew A. Rocco Cartoon Editor Gorm P. Hansen Organization Editor Harold R. Ribakow Sports Editor Calvin C. Kay Cover Editor Robert B. Silberstein Feat ires Editor Barbara D. Bucko BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager William W. Cwiek Assistant Manager Joseph Sullivan Board of Editors Phillips, Schwartz, Wilson, Miller [70F Contributors to the Mirror Charles K. Peters Thomas A. Wilson Jerry Schwartz Martin Mac aziner Thomas A. Miller Calvin C. Kay Harold R. Ribakow Robert B. Silberstein Anthony J. Regine Theodore Noffsinger Barbara D. Bucko Matthew A. Rocco GoRM P. Hansen William W. Cwiek Joseph Sullivan Business Staff Sullivan, Cwiek viy student enah OFFICERS President Charles C. Swoope, Jr. Vice-Preiide it Orlando L. Skaff Secreiary Joseph E. Furtado Treasurer Theodore J. Noffsinger MEMBERS Foley Lattanzi Hansen Siaemons PicoNE Berman Denson Parker SlEGEL The objective of the Student Senate is the promotion of better faculty-student rela- tionships. It serves as a liaison between these groups. Professor Gardner P. H. Foley was instrumental in its formation and serves as faculty advisor. Contributions this year to the welfare of the student body have been . . . freshman orientation program . . . freshman handbook . . . student mixer dance . . . active sports program . . . student directory . . . participation in the Professional Schools Senate . . , administration of student activity fees . . . Christmas party. Planned activities include . . . open house for families . . . formation of Dental Wives organization . . . picnic and square dance party. Seated: Lattanzi, Foley, Swoope, Hansen, Skaff, Furtado. Standing: Berman, Simmons, Noffsinger, Denson, Siegel, Parker. ■{72!- nierfi rutenxiL V L ouncil OFFICERS President F. Sproul Vice-President A. Malhmood Secretary J. Krampf Treasurer A. CuRA DELEGATES A. POLICASTRO Xi Psi Phi C. Kai- Psi Omega M. Magaziner Alpha Omega D. Solomon Sigma Epsilon Delta Acting in the tradition of its predecessors, this year ' s Interfraternity Council con- tin ued to further the students ' interests m campus activities by the initiation of new projects as well as continuing the programs already in effect. Upon the I. F. C. ' s suggestion, lunchroom facilities were expanded and an additional phone booth was installed in the lounge. The fraternity rushing program met with great success. A new policy was agreed upon by the faailty by which there would be no exams given to the freshmen during the rush period. The I. F. C. composed and adopted a constitution. The I. F. C. continued to sponsor the intramural athletic programs and the awards for the outstanding participants. These athletic awards and the I. F. C. award to the outstanding senior contributor to student activities are presented at the I. F. C. Award Banquet. Seated: Malhmocd, Sproul, Krampf, Cura. Sl.tiiJ.iig: Kay, Magaziner, Policastro. -(73K a oractd Kydontoloaicai S ocieti r if OFFICERS Preside)!! Frank A. Dolle Vice-President R. Lawrence Fraze Secretary John McDonald Treasurer Historian Jerry Schwartz Sergeant-at-A rms Kenneth Bass Frank Veltre e s. emord First Roif: Bucko, Rocco, Fowler, Sollazzo, Ribakow, Skaff, Swoope, Schwartz, Yainpolsky, Owens. Second Row: Fraze, Lynch, Simansky, Miller, Sullivan, Buckner, Lee, Bass, Lopez. Third Row: Dolle, Policastro, Jabbour, White, Vendrell, Ruland, Veltre, Raese, Cohen, Hansen, McDonald. ■{74 ' r Kjoraad dontoloalcal c ocieti The Gorgas Odontological Society was formed in 1916 in memory of Ferdinand J. S. Gorgas, a distinguished graduate of the Baltimore Col- lege of Dental Surgery and a prominent dental educator. The original purpose of the Society was to create an active interest in questions pertaining to the dental profession, and to develop the students ' ability to present papers before various groups. After an erratic existence in this form Gorgas was reorganized as an honor society in 1926. Invitation for membership is proffered to junior students maintain- ing a standing in the top thirty per cent of their class. The Society holds various dinner meetings and lectures during the school year. At the Spring Dance the junior members receive keys, and the senior members are awarded certificates. ke jk uniot ' i First Row: Mays, Smith, R., Adlci, Noffsinger. Phillips. Cuulton, Denson, Solomon, StrouJ, Burk. Second Row: Orlowski, Heese, Beasley. Alban, Rumberger, Roy, Fox, Cialone, Chesney. Third Row: Wilson, Rosenbloum, Picone, Giardina, Atchinson. Ehudin, Magaziner, Pearson. 75 Sports T Alpha Omega Bowling Team Professional Scliool Champions Seated: Snyder, Cohen, Silberstein, Levy. SlJiiding: Breckstein. Krampf, Danoff. In keeping with that of recent years, the sports activities program is again being given active support by the student body. With the Softball season remaining to be played in the spring, the Psi Omega Spikes, who have won three consecutive professional school championships and retired the trophy, appear once more to be the team to beat. The golf tournament last year was decided in May when Richard Saville defeated Hugh Beasley one-up on the nineteenth hole in the pouring rain. Frank Mastrola won the second flight by defeating Frank Trotto five and four. The bowling league was successfully concluded in March this year with Alpha Omega winning the professional school championship. H. Le ' y was the leading bowler with an average of 105.4. The Exposures basketball team placed second in the city league, winning three and losing two in the first half of the season. They now lead the second half with a two and nothing record. Dental School Golf Champions Richard Saville, Frank Mastrola P ' L ' -T ■ J ™ A , i i - -i;t- TZ L i J_ - ' Q i - rt The Exposures Basketball Team Seated: Raese, Dietz, Meakem, Morgan. Standing: McLane, Flanders. Rutherford, Sears, Simansky. i iny i lewmcin i iub OFFICERS Presidenl: Anthony J. Regine Vice-President: Edward C. Doherty Treasurer: Edward A. Hurdle Secretary: Joseph J. Smith Faculty Advisor: Dr. Douglas J. Sanders Aluiinii Representatives: Dr. M. Eugene Hinds, Dr. John F. Clark Founded in 1897 by three medical students at the University of Pennsylvania, the Newman Club has gained prominence in almost every college and university in America. The purpose of the organization is to promote religious, intellectual, and social activities for Catholics in secular schools. The chapter at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery has just completed its third successful year. Monthly meetings are held at the Newman House on Charles Street, and two Communion Breakfasts are held each year. This year the Club was lortvmate to have Father Charles Albright, the execoitive secretary of the National Newman Club Federation, as a speaker. Monsignor Michael Fronzcak, the liaison officer of Seton Hall University — Medical and Dental Colleges, was another outstanding speaker. 77 1 . wha Vyt ip me act f ZETA MU CHAPTER Founded at the University of Maryland, 1907. Seated: R. Weiner, Secretary; M. Magaziner, Vice-President; J. Krampf, President; R. Silberstein, Treasurer. Standing: F. Magaziner, Asst. Treas.; J. Scliwartz, Sergeant-at-Arms H. Ribakow, Chaplain; A. Tilles, Historian First Rotr: Silver, Blumenthal, Yampolsky, Pickus, Hochman, Krampf, Levin, M. A., Ribakow, Bass, Postal, Danoff, TiUes, Breckstein. Second Row: Baron, Weiner, M. Magaziner, Shiller, Kriegsman, Zakarin, Hecht, Thompson, Coulton, Israel, Steig, Snyder, Sachs, Loew. Third Rotr: Cohen, Wynne, Wasserman, Teitelbaum, Gross, Rosenbloum, Adler, Tucker, Levy, Brenner, Gruen, Raphael. Fourth Row: Perlmutter, Magaziner, F., Raffel, Siegel, Renbaum, Levin, M. P., Wallen, Slan. •i78|- Xi p. Pki ETA CHAPTER Founded at he University of Michigan, 1889. R. Owens, Treasurer; A. Cura, President; A. Policastro, Vice-President; E. Dowden, Secretary. Kneeling: Brady, Cimikoski, DalPozzol, Warner, Furtado, Kovak, lacovelli, Stroud, Morgan, Cura, Buchen. First Roif: Fay, Kolakowski, Girotti, Carmosino, Dolle, Fraze, Fraser, Yarid, Johnson, Policastro, Dooley, Doran. Second Roir: Polino, Myers, Keen, Cartisano, Dowden, Bryans, Brown, Waldron, Clark, McLaughlin, Cronin, Keener, Cali, Owens. Third Row: Liller, Keary, Cavanaugh, Rosa, Picone, Regine, Strambi, Sullivan, Mastrola, Salino, Prindle, Wilson, Hurdle, Jabbour. (80 iL T ' TfE S iama C pSilon oLJetu EPSILON CHAPTER Founded at New York University in 1907. I Sealed: J. Pollack, Treasurer; A. Malhmood, President; D. Solomon, Vice-President. Standing: L. Brehne, Historian; I. KOLIKOFF, Secretary. First Roif: Kolikoff, Malhmood, Solomon, Segal, Goldenberg. Second Ron ' : Kroopnick, Love, Shavell, Matzkin. Third Roiv: Brehne, A. Pollack, J. Pollack. iil ' r T Psi O, meau ALPHA CHAPTER Founded at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery in 1892. OFFICERS Grainl Mdster J. Frederick Sproul j iiiior Masler Hulon E. Beasley Secretin-) ' Robert L. Lee Treasurer William L. Pralley Pledge Master William Cwiek Editor Theodore Noffsinger Histor ' hiii Gene Camp House Mdtidger Joseph Pistoria Dep ity Comu ' ilor Dr. Joseph P. Cappuccio 7 Sealed: Lee, Sproul, Beasley, Pralley. Standing: Foley, Krause, Oliverio, Noffsinger, Pistoria. -(84 The Senior Members First Ruu: Krju.sL-, Ka , WiiJilU, Mailiacz, ihun, Iu ' .Ili. Pialk;, Wltru, ipiuul. Kulaiiu. Second Roiv: Peters, Smith, Swoope, Foley, Pennington, Skafif, Borges, Morgan, Ferlita. Third Row: Flanders, Sahley, R. Lee, W. Lee, McDonald, L. Frick, Richmond, T. Frick, Phillips. The Junior and Sophomore Members First Roil ' : Cwiek, Murphy, Atchinson, Bragg, Beasley, Jung, Pistoria, McLane, Phillips, . l,i;k , KiKKetLlki, .stiuthcrs- Second Roiv: Sullivan, Heese, Fox, Biehn, Tilghman, Collins, Oliverio, Summey, Robinson, Chesney, Lovern, Phelps, Hoffman. Third Row: Burk, McLaughlin, Mays, Wills, Camp, Rutherford, Ripley, R. Smith, Noft ' singer, Schaefer, Sears. [85 1- CLINICS I think maybe I should have gone to hiw school. H67h The High Speed Section Before our very eyes this year, a striking metamorphosis has taken place on the operative floor. Fifteen venerable dental units, whose ability to inflict pain through heat and vibration often seems to preclude the efficient reduction of tooth structure, have fallen victims of the times. In their place stands a full complement of the latest in high-speed equip- ment capable of from forty to four hundred thovisand R. P. M. ' s. The pastel green of the new Ritter units and the resonant wail of the air turbines seem to herald a new era of proficient and painless operative dentistry at the B. C. D. S.; and our hats are off to Dr. Medina and his staff for such a progressive contribution to the welfare of the students and the School. -[88}. Crown and Bridge Yon can I in Cb ' s world get an impression in that tube. Sure it ' s a thinking main ' s pumice. We can all smile at 10:15 a. m.! 89] Diagnosis Let ' s make that an MOD on 19- No . . . I wouldn ' t to icb the buccal pits. f Y (IN can ' t fool me! You haven ' t seen your dentist every six months. -{90!- Oral Medicine u ' onder if I should have hhn enlarge this to to a number 12. Wotv! This stuff is setting up fast! Now. the Measurements in red were taken after curettage. ■{91 operative CiUi ive check ibis u ' lth a sharp explorer, Mr. R iIand? No good rete)itio)i ihere — do dovetail lingual inlay. joe, u ' ho ' s that patient you had in before? ■{92h Dentistry Don ' l Si!) ' d word , Doctor. I ' ll cLiiii ihis in ,i T ' ■ • second. Si. est HI 11) hiieno! No foils? No inlays? Too young?! [93 ' r Pedodontics iiiz ally don ' t come out to give starts you knoiv. Fin here to think. No, Air. Flanders . . . not pregnancy gingivitis. Have you ever done a pidpotomy? ■{94 Prosthetics Have her come in again tomorroiu. One guy tells me lo lengthen it . . . and now you want me to shorten it! I think you ' re got it! Hum de dum de dum! -(95 Orthodontics You ' re right, Miss Bucko, this child does have the mumps! But I wanted my child ' s teeth straightened . not pulled ! High palate . . . pinched arch and dry lips suggest an etiology of ivhat, Mr. Gardner? -!96f Roentgenology You ' ll get another cone cut that u aj W hat do I do now? Who me ? I work hen A n Surgery Now the next step is to leiiwre all of the debris, bone chips, etc. You ' ll notice how I keep my fingers out of the patient ' s hair. V ' o hl it help if I g iidej your hand? ■{98h FEATURES FAMOUS SAYINGS ABOUT SCHOOL Gennamen, this is a good face. As of 2:45 the etiology of cancer is unknown. Didn ' t you sec the demonstration? I am not saying this facetiously! Bring the patient in once more and we ' ll check it off. If that isn ' t enough gold, try an extra pennyweight the next time. What is this? Trash day, Ace? We do not want for you to do it that way, fellas! Have you seen the Pedo chairs? We will do root canal next, and if that fail, take tooth to surgery. Turn out your light, please. Head back, please, madam! Your suction hose is on the floor, son. Have you seen my glasses? I seem to have lost them. CLASS WILL TO FACULTY Aisenberg — An automatic slide changer Preis — A 200-minute lecture period Dosh — The fastest Lincoln on the roads Sanders — A pocket magnifying glass Nuttall — All our worn-out cross-cut fissure burs Medina — One hundred and fourteen gold foil mallets and alcohol lamps Dorsey — Seventy-five feet of suction hose Cappuccio — One season ticket to Yankee baseball games and a private telephone booth Biddix — A mean old lady with 1000 signs and symptoms Louie — A pair of roller skates and one English Translator Gaver — Two hundred indelible pencils McLean — A bird cage supplied with 1000 pounds of birdseed (or twenty more lecture periods a week) Warner — One hundred fourteen surveyors and Beale ' s Packers Dobbs — A five hundred gallon tank of Dobell ' s solution Shay — A gas mask to wear during his lecture exams Hahn — A pointer and flashlight for his lectures Ramsey — A life-time ' s supply of Joe Miller ' s Joke Books Oggesen — A freshman student who knows what he is doing Ogden — A mimeographing machine for A. P. C. prescriptions -{100} k N mi i ■M   SO - LOHEn THEV TOLD me I DiDn ' T have the HflnDS FOR DEnriSTRV i 101 ] GUESS WHO By Juan A. Cuevas I am not a poet, I ' m sure you can guess. But here are some lines, In form of a jest! So this bird came to my office With sunken eyes, in despair, And I saw those swollen jaws, Something must be cooking there! Don ' t give the dentures out Unless you get the dough! Remember now, that patient, Will never, never show! While working at your chair. Why can ' t you use the stool? Remember now ' s the moment To learn that trick in school! Don ' t you think if I let you, Sit the patient in that chair. The whole class will shout, Don ' t you do it, that ' s not fair? Who told you to put that bow. So far behind the ears? How can you be so dumb? What have you learned this year? The crown doesn ' t fit. The bridge is too loose. The pontics are short. How much can you goof? Plepalation no good, I say. You better fix this spot, By glinding hele a little But don ' t make tooth too hot! I see the girls are absent! So now is time to say The joke about the dentist. Who never used the spray! This is not criticism. What here I ' m going to say. But gold foil is a murder! For teeth that want to stay! I ' m the best on the East Coast, And truly that ' s being fair! I don ' t throw the pearls around, Just to wander through the air! -{102K i 103 , ■ THEME SONGS I ' ll Take You Home Again, Dentoform I ' ve Got a Feeling I ' m Failing I Dream of Jeanie with the Class III Foils Listen to the Tweety Bird Caniculi, Canicula I ' ve Got You under M} Dam Three Teeth in the Fountain I ' m Beginning to See the Lights Look for the Cement Lining The Old Cotton Roll Blues TAINTED TERMINOLOGY Hospital staph — the administration of a medical institution Merritt probe — a congressional investigation Gelatinous plaque — famous South African desert Mammelon — a large fur-bearing animal which suckles its young Pyknosis — in lieu of handkerchief Dento-enamel junction — a small railroad station in West Virginia Nasal polyp — see pyknosis Boxed in — Medina coming to answer your light Height of contour — 38-24-36. Muscle trimming — a process devised by slenderizing salons Dove tail — the latest haircut for beatniks Separating medium — a divorce lawyer Woodberry chisel — a famous extortion case Shy margins — term used on the stock market Nervous condition — Dr. Warner giving anesthesia Cotton pickups — fast Southern gals {l04 -1 105}- 1. Christy, Connie and Cindy Lee 2. Cynthia Lucile McDonald 3. Ivy Janet Bass 4. Steven Pralley 5. Bobby and Stevi Silver 6. Peggy V. Raese 7. Joe, Tracey and Laurie Polino 8. Scott C. Swoope 9. Gail Ann Kay 10. Frederick and David deLonge 11. Julie Susan Levin 12. Kim and Johnny Peters 13. Randy David Brehne ■{ lOSl- 1. Michael Anthony SoUazzo 2. Margie Kae Krampf 3. Richard Lee Cuevas 4. Mike and Patty Gaskill 5. Ricliard Wyatt Lee 6. Richard Brian Silberstein 7. C. J. Richmond, III 8. L. ChfFord Warner, III 9. ' Vi ' iiham Robert Owens, Jr. 10. Dede and Lisa Dolle 11. Mark Fred Yampolsky 12. Martha Ann and Mary Lou Parker 13. Eugene, Anthony and William Dombrowski -{107F LIFE AT B. C. D. S. ss r- %iBf -- ' ' ■ t -i ■ ' U m. i ' V3i ?Cf- ' ' J o ' 1 ' ' i - EVERV HE -P f ™ oVeRLOOK HIS vW ' ' . . in mooep n, CHEERFUL SUPiROUPDinGS, ALERT STUDEPTS EflGERLV ACQUIRE HECESSflRV SKILLS. I k B c ' n Such m. ,r, — ' iJ- Oo 108 f Senior Directory Bass. Kenneth D 12 Beatrice Ave., Bloomfield, Conn. Beckelheimer, Robert Box 65, Amigo, W. Va. Blumenthal, Frederick 1752 S. W. 11 Terrace, Miami, Fla. Borges, Leonard F 312 Chatterton Ave., Somerset, Mass. Breckstein, Martin D 1681 S. W. 18th St., Miami, Fla. Brehne, Lawrence A 715 87th St., North Bergen, N. J. Bristol, Robert F 41 Nausauket Ave., Warwick, R. L Brown, Jack C. L Old Mill Rd., R. D. No. 4, Waynesboro, Pa. Buchen, Bayard 1425 Park St., Clearwater, Fla. Buckner, Robert R Box 210, R. F. D. 1, Decatur, Ga. Bucko, Barbara D 68 High Ridge Rd., Fasten, Conn. Call, Thomas 52 Pavonia Ave., Kearney, N. J. Cartisano, John J 1913 E. 17th St., Brooklyn. N. Y. Cohen, Gary H 3904 Hilton Rd., Baltimore 1 5, Md. Conner, Robert T 342 Wilson Ave., Morgantown, W. Va. Cuevas. Juan Anibal 1723 Bolton St., Baltimore 17, Md. Cura, Adolph A 184 Spring St., Arlington, Mass. DalPozzol, Peter B 104 Irving Ave., Torrington, Conn. Danoff, Allan C 3629 Dolfield Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. deLonge, Eugene F 5628 Rivers Ave., Charleston Hgts., S. C. Dietz, Joseph B 217 Edgewood Dr., Wilmington, Del. Dolle, Frank A 7906 Ruxway Rd., Baltimore 4, Md. Dombrowski, William F. . . 1552 Northbourne Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Dooley, James F 415 Pine Terrace Rd., Glen Burnie, Md. Dowden, William E 25 Town Path, Glen Cove, N. Y. Ferlita, Conrad C 402 E. Palm Ave., Tampa, Fla. Flanders, Raymond A 67 Sunnyside Drive, Utica, N. Y. Foley, John M 1715 Waverly Way, Baltimore 12, Md. Fowler, James A 1107 E. Belvedere Ave., Baltimore 12, Md. Fraser, Robert D 2449 Weston Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Fraze, Lawrence R 1720 Brightwaters Blvd., St. Petersburg, Fla. Frick, Larry J 2536 Canterbury Rd., Columbia, S. C. Frick, Thornwell J 405 Briarwood Rd., Spartanburg, S. C. Frisbie, Orton D 1212 Ayrshire Dr., Orlando, Fla. Gardner, Ivan 2802 N. Loudon Ave., Baltimore 16, Md. Gasfcill, Billy W Route No. 5, Paragould, Ark. Hansen, Gorm P 850 Mecca Drive, Sarasota, Fla. Hodous , Frederick L Edgewood, Md. Hugelmeyer, F. Kurt 2911 St. Paul St., Baltimore 18, Md. Humphreys, Gene F 23 Alter St., Cloverdale, California Jabbour, James P 247 Eastern Ave., Fall River, Mass. Kay, Calvin C 11521 N. W. 12th Ave., Miami, Fla. Keen, E. Gerald 18 Skyline Drive, Farmington, Conn. Keener, Paul L 103 S. Bellegrove Rd., Baltimore 28, Md. Krall, Joseph 412 S. Macon St.. Baltimore 24, Md. Krampf, Jacob 1 4122 Forest Park Ave., Baltimore 7, Md. Krause, Frank W 520 W. Grand Ave., Rahway, N. J. LaPorta, D. Edward 82 Litchfield St., Torrington, Conn. Lauttman, Richard J 5115 Crosswood Ave., Baltimore 14, Md. Lee, Robert L 5909 Arabia Ave.. Baltimore 14. Md. Lee, Wallace G 4701 Granger Rd., Oxford, Mich. Levin, Lester L 3314 Liberty Heights Avenue, Baltimore 15, Md. Lewis, Robert B 103 W. Broad St., Westerly, R. I. Lopez, Leslie H No. 17 La Granja St.. Adjuntas. P. R. Lynch, Joseph P 4905 Parkton Court, Baltimore 29, Md. McDonald, John K 327 Seventh St., McComb, Miss. Machuca, Carlos A Caguas, P. R. Malhmood, Arnold 1 1006 Quebec Terr., Silver Spring. Md. Martinez. Jose Manuel Central Constancia, Toa Baja. P. R. Meakem, Thomas J 33 Coe Ave., Hillside, N. J. Miller, Thomas E 536 Anderson Ave., Cliffside Park, N. J. Morgan, Bernard L Main St., Oceana, W. Va. Morgan, Fabian Box 204, Lillington, N. C. Myers, John W Fairplay, Md. Noa, Elizabeth H 561 Miramar Ave., Miramar, P. R. O ' Connor, William B 43 Church St., Keyser, W. Va. Owens, William Robert 308 Ncble St., Louisburg, N. C. Parker, William E 4410 Alan Drive, Baltimore 29, Md. Pennington, Jeff C 701 Wells St., Bennettsville, S. C. Peters, Charles K 1 Montrose Ave., Catonsville 28, Md. Petrakis, Gregory M 621 Broad St., Hartford, Conn. Phillips, G. Jackson 115 Bellemore Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Pickus, Barry 6305 Wirt Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Pirie, Donald 48 Gordy Lane, Salisbury, Md. Policastro, Anthony M 84 Fountain St., New Hiven, Conn. Pollack, Alben R 635 E. 49th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pollack, Joel 2315 Matthews Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Postal, Albert E 3407 Tulane Dr., Hyattsville, Md. Pralley, William L Route 1, Rivesville, W. Va. Raese, John V Davis, W. Va. Raimond, William Paul 2822 Alvarado Sq., Baltimore 14, Md. Raphael, Burton A 6007 Park Heights Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Ribakow, Harold R 4214 Groveland Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Richmond, Chester J 182 Pine Creek Ave., Fairfield, Conn. Rocco, Matthew A 53 Telford St., E. Orange, N. J. Rogers, Lawrence D 6905 Reisterstown Rd., Baltimore 15, Md. Roush, Everett N 914 Mathews Ave., Charleston. W. Va. Ruland, Louis J 3612 Buckingham Rd., Baltimore 7, Md. Sahley, Raymond L 6031 2 Capitol St., Charleston, W. Va. Salerno, Charles 55 Manor Dr.. Newark, N. J. Saville. Richard C 5405 York Lane, Bethesda. Md. Schofield, David L 150 Hunting Lodge Dr., Miami Springs, Fla. Schwartz, Jerome 5607 Haddon Ave.. Baltimore 7, Md. Silberstein, Robert B 810 N. 20th Ave.. Hollywood. Fla. Silver, Stanley L I6OO Roxanna Rd., N. W., Washington, D. C. Simansky. Francis V 6610 Eastern Pkwy., Baltimore 14, Md. Skaff, Orlando L 4806 Virginia Ave. S. E., Charleston. W. Va. Smith, Phihp R. F. D. No. 3. Brattleboro, Vt. Sollazzo, Anthony 69 Roseland Place, N. Brunswick, N. J. Sproul. James 401 Beechfield Ave., Baltimore 29. Md. Stecher, John J 66 Silver Spring Rd.. Short Hills, N. J. Stegman, Donald D 112 Homeland Ave., Baltimore 12. Md. Sullivan, Daniel J Shepard Ave., Newport, R. I. Swoope, Charles C 6300 Blenheim Rd., Baltimore 12. Md. Tilles, Arthur M 2722 Smith Ave.. Pikesville, Md. Varanelli, John L 389 Congress Ave.. Waterburj-, Conn. Veltre. Francis A 4104 Walrad St., Baltimore 29, Md. . Vendrell, Jorge Obispado No. 17, Ponce. P. R. Wampler, James R 460 S. Mason St.. Harrisonburg. Va. Warner, Clifford 197 Southmayd Rd.. Waterbun ' . Conn. White, Edgar C 513 39th St.. Ashland. Kentucky Wilson, Thomas A 1201 Roundhill Rd., Baltimore 18, Md. Yampolsky, Herbert S 1460 Stanley Terr., Hillside. N. J. -11091- eavet 7 DENTAL LABOR AT ORY 853 N. HOWARD ST. MU 5-0950 Branch Laboratory 11305 Elkm St. WHEATON, MD. LO 5-2642 Large enough to serve you well- yet — Small enough to serve you personally no}- 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 Certified Nobilium Laboratory Phone MUlberry 5-5437, 5-5438 SEGALL-MAJESTIC STUDIOS are proud to have taken the portraits for this 1959 MIRROR 909 N. Charles Street BALTIMORE 1, MD. MUlberry 5-5621 Portraits — Weddings THE STORE WHERE MEN LIKE TO SHOP . . . Shop For Your Own Needs . . . Accessories . . . 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Affiliate Laboratory CO-OPERATING DENTAL LABORATORIES, INC. 611 Lee Medical Building, Richmond, Va. -Ill2f est Wishes fro m ' The House of a Thousand Models and The Home of Brown Precision Attachments COLUMBIA DENTOFORM CORP. 131 East 23rd St. New York City -(iisf Experienced help on all these sub- jects is available to you without cost or obligation from Caulk and Harris Dental Companies through the many branch offices and rep- resentatives. Few sources can offer you more facts, more impartial opinions and advice . . . recommendations based on our years of practice-starting experience. We have helped thousands of dentists with all the details of opening their offices; we ' d like to help you, too. See your Caulk man: JIM LOCK THE L. D. CAULK COMPANY • PARK AVENUE CENTRE STREET SAratoga 7-5655 BALTIMORE . CAMDEN • CHARLESTON . CHICAGO • HARRISBURG • HUNTINGTON • JERSEY CITY JOHNSTOWN . NEWARK . NORFOLK • OAKLAND • PALO ALTO • PHILADELPHIA . PITTSBURGH RICHMOND . ROANOKE • SACRAMENTO • SAN FRANCISCO • SILVER SPRING • WHEELING -!114] NEWRANIUM LABORATORIES 501 North Eutaw Street • f- .. _ Box 237 BALTIMORE 1, MD. Phones , S ..Jr- V LExmgton 9-2164, 9-2165 . I ' 4.. ■ -11. COMPLETE ..-..„,i-:iii.-.. . LABORATORY SERVICE Compliments of READ ' S DRUG STORES SAratoga 7-4238 a c. r a in i c J. a V ox at c J 701 Cathedral Street BALTIMORE 1, MD. •{115 - Sincere Wishes for Success to the Class of 1959 (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? HOWARD R. SHEELY. Ill College Representative ■(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 preference SELIGMAN and HITE A DENTAL LABORATORY INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN BALTIMORE 3. MARYLAND Park Avenue at Franklin MUlberry 5-3044 - 45 With the Compliments of HYNSON. WESTCOTT DUNNING • Charles and Chase Streets BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Congratulations Class of ' 59 Bob and Ginny Flannery BALTIMORE HARDWARE Cutlery and Tools KATHERINE MARTIN Gifts and Greeting Cards 601 W. Baltimore Street at Greene FONTFS — OK — SHAVING PARLOR • 531 West Baltimore Street Phone SA 7-9751 THE STUDENTS ' OWN SHOP iuyy HERE IS THE COUNTRY ' S MOST MODERN DENTAL SUPPLY STORE, YET 64 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 for Bungalow Offices. I Jack Frazier Location analysis. Stationery and Office Form design. Income tax advice. Tu. 9-4300 529 West 29th Street Free Parking i 118V MARYLAND DENTAL LABORATORIES A certified Ticonium Lab ' Your Conscientious Assistant 918 Cathedral St. MUlberry 5-0437 P. O. Box 2037 Baltimore 1, Maryland DENTAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY The Handpiece Shop New and Reconditioned Equipment Handpiece and Precision Repairs New Address 817 N. Howard St. BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND MUlberry 5-6356  Z) e n I a I L a a i? t u i? t it 418 West 29th Street HO 7-5639 University Book Store for Quality, Quantity and Convenience 118 S. Eutaw Street BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND -1 1191- An attractive young mother stays attractive f This denture patient has completely fooled nearly every dentist and layman who has seen this illustration in full color. Your patients will experience the same surprise and relief when they are shown the before and after portraits of this patient, only one of many case histories in the Ti ' ubyte Slide Library. Full color 35 mm. slides and 8 x 10 color prints are available. Write for your copy of the Trubyte Slide Library Catalog, Dept. A, The Dentists Supply Company of N. Y., York, Pennsylvania. J i 120 K graduate to successful practice and professional prestige with S.S.WHITE DENTAL PRODUCTS PLIERS SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ORTHODONTIC SUPPLIES PROSTHETIC MATERIAL FILLING MATERIALS In exery type of dental product from hand iiistrinnents to air driven handpieces, S. S. Wiiitc ' s reputation and experience assure yon of advantages that contribute to jjrofessional confi- dence and competence. You can also get helpful advice fronr our distributors or our Ofiice Planning Di ision on office loca- tions antl layout. Let us know how we can be of help to you right now. THE S.S.WHITE DENTAL MANUFACTURING CO., Philadelphia 5, Pa. 1 S.S WHITE ■{121}- Certification For Ticonium Laboratory McGrane Processors Phone SAratoga 7-6238—7-6239 BALTIMORE DENTAL LABORATORY, Lie. QUALITY AND TECHNICAL ACCURACY ASSURED Certified McGrane Processors 221-223 N. Paca Street BALTIMORE I, MD. cJurown- t V lorrison K ompan PRINTERS • STATIONERS 718 Main Street • • Lynchburg, Virginia Heath Dental Laboratory complete Prosthetic service specializing in Chrome Castings • The better you know us — The brighter the future 203 West Franklin Street SAratoga 7-5436 Congratulations CLASS OF 1959 Thank You for Your Patronage Compliments of Maude and Floreid -1122 1 JELENKO fi£C. U.S. P T, Of THERMOTROL ip junior Jelenko Model IFC (Inlay Furnace Control) Type C Hard for Carmichaels, % Crowns and all Crown and Inlay Abutments. Highly Burnishable. GOLD COLOR. Certified to Meet A.D.A. Specification No. 5. 82.25 per Dwt. An electrical melting and casting unit with finger tip control of casting temperatures. Gives highest strength, ductility and density and minimizes pits and porosity. S285.00 f.o.b. New York, N. Y. With pyrometer and exclusive temperature controller which automatically regulates temperatures to 1600°F., Model IFC is ideal for wax elimination and pre-heating. Holds 1 to 4 inlay rings or 1 medium flask. S70.00 f.o.b. New York, N. Y. A PERFECT TRIO FOR YOUR PRECISION CASTING PROCEDURES J. F Jelenko Co., Inc. 136 WEST 52ND ST. NEW YORK 19, U. S. A. R O O N E Y Dental Laboratory, Inc. For CONSISTENT SATISFACTION VEmon 8033-8034 857 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 1, Md. VISIT THE H-K MEN ' S SHOP with • Quality Right • Price Right • Fashion Right MEN ' S WEAR y acliAcltdd, i.- ' hn downtown - belvedere edmondson - eastpoint ■{123 1- Maryland s Largest AIR CONDITIONED HOTEL Through the years, students, graduates and friends of the University of Maryland have made this great hotel their unofficial headquarters. We hope that this pleasant relationship will continue. Certainly, you may be sure that we will continue to do everything we can to deserve your patronage. BALTIMORE HOTEL BALTIMORE MARYLAND SERVICE DENTAL LABORATORY Certified Ticonium Laboratory Tilon Certified McGrane Laboratory 3528 Frederick Avenue BALTIMORE 29, MARYLAND LO 6-4430 GOREN D e 11 1 a 1 L a I3 o r a t o r V 304 West Monument Street BALTIMORE 1, MD. SAratoga 7-8219 URBAN ' S STUDIO Wedding and Candid - Family Groups Old Photos Restored 655 W. Baltimore St. Baltimore 1, Md. MUlberry 5-3223 -1124 1 Gives operator) ' modern, custom look. Smartly-styled contemporary design creates a pleasant, more relaxing atmosphere fur both dentist and patient. AMERICAN Work-and-storage centers tailored for your operatory American Modular is not just a new cabinet — it is an entirely new idea! A complete selec- tion of work-and-storage centers, arranged and positioned exactly where you need them for more productive, less fatiguing office hours. American Modular centers fit old or new, large or small operatories — cost less — can be installed overnight. AMBRICAN CABINETS HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY • TWO RIVERS • WIS. BALTIMORE ' S GROWING LABORATORY Ideal Dental Lab., Inc. 501 N. Eutaw St. VErnon 7-3212 P. O. Box 1196 When you plan your new office, don ' t be handicapped by old-fashioned equip- ment. Specify a Castle Speed Clave for safe, simple instrument sterilizing and Castle Lighting for eye comfort and effi- ciency. They will keep pace with your growing practice and you can get them at a surprisingly low cost. See your Castle Dealer or write for Bulletin No. D121. CASTLE LIGHTS STERILIZERS WILMOT CASTLE COMPANY 1779 E. Henrietta Rd., Rochester, N. Y. i ' 125 1- BEGIN WITH THE BEST... RITTER Dental Equipment! The beginning of your dental practice is close at hand. It is the time to select equipment with thoughtful consideration. You want capability, efficiency and dependability. More briefly, you want to Begin with the Best! You will, when you choose Ritter dental equipment. Ritter designs and engineers equipment to keep pace with progressive dental techniques . . . and to give years of reliable service. A nearby Ritter dealer is ready to discus.s your plans for the future . . . and show you how easily you can Begin with the Best through the Ritter Professional Equipment Plan. o o YEARS - vxJvKpttm) RITTER PARK- ROCHESTER 3, NEW YORK 126 j- A so THE NEY CHAYES TECHNIC Ney Ney Ney Bridge Inlay Book Gold Handbook Planned PartSals The four Ney publications mentioned above contain basic up-to-date information about Ney golds and dental laboratory techniques. We are glad to make them available because we feel sure that you will find them truly useful in your daily work. We also want to call to your atten- tion the consulting services of the Ney Research and Technical Departments and then, closer to you, the availability of your local Ney Technical Representative. You will find him particularly helpful when you establish your practice. NEY TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVES DON WATERMAN 787 Winding Woy River Vale, N. J. NEIl B. SWANSON 713 Groijbury Ave. Haddonfield, N. J, PAUL A. LEMIRE P.O. Box 990 Hartford, Conn. JACK REINHARDT 244 N. Lincoln Ave. Park Ridge, III. EARL 5. KENNEDY 6122 Worth St. Dallas, Texoi JOHN A. ADAM 101 Gladeviev Way Son Francijco, Calif. DAVID E. PAULEY Route •!, Box 70-R Winter Garden, Flo. BRENDON B. SCULUN 14302 Delaware Ave. Lokewood 7, Ohio CARLTON L. DILLINGHAM Box 2 Kitsop, Wajh. ATHOL DICKSON 814 Lockwood Richordson, Texoi LOUIS ANDREAHA 1800 Iroquoil Ave. Long Beach, Calif. RALPH B. PERKER50N 1738 Boulderview Dr., S.E. Atlanta, Go. DANIEL C. SULLIVAN 6 Orchard Lane Kirkv ood, Miiiojri THE J. M. ne;v company HARTFORD 1. CONNECTICUT e {127 1- - ADVERTISERS ENGRAVING COMPANY ARTISTS - ENGRAVERS CATALOG ILLUSTRATORS INDUSTRIAL BUILDING 501509 E. PRESTON ST BALTIMORE, MD. 0 ephone MU LBiRRY 2357-2358 jSfc - Congratulations to the Class of 1959 University Restaurant 5 S. Greene Street Sam and Bob Lewis, Proprietors Southern Dental Laboratory 116 East Preston Street BALTIMORE 2, MARYLAND SA 7-3308 Over 40 Years ' Technical Experience at Your Service Harvey Dental Laboratory PLazQ 2-4234 405 North Eutaw St. Baltimore L Md. Artcraft Dental Laboratory PL 2-1335 416 N. GREENE STREET We are as near to you as your telephone COLEMAN Dental L a Ij o r a t o r i e s Specializing in Personalized Service 3601 W. BELVEDERE AVE. MOhawk 4-9269 INFANTICIPATING?? Be Sure to Visit Smart CRIB N ' CRADLE in Edmondson Village See the Finest Dental Students Selection of Baby Get Special Furniture, Strollers Consideration Check with Martin Levin -(128 1- MARYLAND COLLECTK DENTISTRY