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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1961 volume:

AH LAND COLLECTION DENTISTRY HEA ' - ' SCIENCES LIBRARY UK ITY OF MARYLAND , 3ALT1M0RE MARYLAND ROOM ft ryini,. . ' MARYLAND COLLECTION DENTISTRY THE MIRHDR 1961 OP . f in Published by THE ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SECOND STUDENT BODY of the BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY DENTAL SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Antone T. Oliveira, Jr., Edhor Erwin S. Raffel, Business Mainiger GUY PAUL THOMPSON Associate Professor of Anatomy HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE As we look back on our four years of dental training, we have many fond memories. One of these is our associ- ation with Professor Thompson. We shall remember par- ticularly his gentle and courteous manner, his informal but effective way of conveying his vast resources of knowl- edge, and his sincerity and devotion to teaching. The Class of 1961 is indebted to you, Professor Thomp- son. We acknowledge our appreciation by dedicating our yearbook to you. 2 fr.7 ' i ' iU.r.7.7i  M inv- t-VK ' i 7.v -■ i ' ' . ■v ' t j ' jV r CavaUi V iutiL K 9l uavadcntL 3ltt ii mnriam KEITH G. LOWN We, the Class of 1961, will long remember our classmate and friend Keith G. Lown whose tragic death in February, 1960, brought sorrow and grief to us all. A native of California Keith entered the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery after receiving his B.A. from Fresno State College. During his three years at the Baltimore College of Dental Sur- gery we all grew to know and respect him for his dedicated devotion to his dental studies. His desire was to reach and maintain the highest professional and ethical standards possible. But perhaps Keith ' s most outstanding characteristic was exemplified by the number of friends he had who will always cherish his memory. His classmates elected him as one of their class officers and he was an active member of Xi Psi Phi fraternity. His was a philosophy that can best be explained by the following excerpt from a letter writ- ten by Keith shortly before his death: What do I really want? I really do not know what I want, but this I do know, I want to be outstanding. I want to be a credit to my wife, my family, my friends. I want to be liked, I want to be known, I want to be remembered. The student body and faculty mourn the passing of a friend. in FAREWELL, MISS TOOMEY After 44 years of devoted service to the B. C. D. S. Miss Toomey has retired. Miss Toomey began working at the dental school as a secretary in 1917. She became Administrative Assistant in the 1920 ' s and has the distinction of having served under three deans: Dr. Timothy O. Heatwole, Dr. J. Ben Robinson, and the present dean, Dr. Myron S. Aisenberg. Of her many activities. Miss Toomey has served as secretary of the Dean ' s Council, and secretary-treasurer of the Faculty Assembly. She has been active in the Newman Club, the Dental Assistants Society and was an organizer of the Women of Psi Omega. She is an honorary member of the School ' s Alumni Association, the Alumni Association of the University of Mary- land and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Baltimore County Dental Society. Miss Toomey has the distinction of having received an honorary LL.D. degree from Mount Saint Mary ' s College in 1958. In 1960 the Student Senate presented her with a plaque commemorating her outstanding service and assistance to the student body. Since 1917, Miss Toomey has been like a mother-away-from-home to many of the 3,371 graduating students. She has added the invaluable feminine touch to the School and has helped to make her boys feel at home. The Class of 1961 bids you farewell. Miss Toomey. We wish you the best of luck in the future and may God bless you. 4 7 £RE MAY BE T M£% WM£N YOU BOYS WOn ' t A flEE , AUT THESE flEXT TOUR ySA iS iRE DfN TO BE THE HAPPIEST OF YOW S£pr.23, 1957 A ■ J -ii? ' • ■■ ' ■■ ■ -:- ' ■■ ' ■ J:. t«- ; t I E--- ? •y 1 1? ' ;, . 1 1 1 H ' ' i?- . -K m! 1 ■ - -.; 1 i I ■ ■■ ■ 1 ■i ■ !■ m i | H w Sr rr -s iH 1 i- 1 ng y. to fer - H president of the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Dr. Wilson H. Elkins STUDENT UNION ■{61- dean of the BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY DENTAL SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND M S. Ai yron o. JAisenDeri D.D.S., F.A.C.D. Katnarine Toomey, LL. D. Adin ' iiihtyafivc Assistant in t- K ; rTy .i faculty Joseph C. Biddix Professor of Oral Diagnosis D.D.S., University of Maryland, 1934 . . . Noted for his chronic shoulder shrug and his hearty handshake ... A good Joe. Donald E. Shay Professor of Microbiology B.S., Lebanon Valley College, 1937; M.S., University of Maryland, 1938; Ph.D., 1943. . . . Teaches one of the biggest gas courses in the school . . . Excellent lecturer. Conrad C. Ferlita hislrnctor in Pedodontics B.S., University of Miami, 1956; D.D.S., University of Maryland, 1959 . . . Disciple of the blue-baby technique . . . Western Health specialist. George D. Yent, Jr. Instructor in Full Denture Prosthesis D.D.S., University of Maryland, 1956 . . . Always willing to lend a helping hand . . . Admirable personality. William E. Hahn Professor of Anatomy D.D.S., University of Maryland, 1931; A.B., University of Rochester, 1938; M.S., 1939 .... Noted for his calm and collected manner . . . A perfect gentleman. Irving I. Abramson Assistant Professor of Oral Medicine D.D.S., University of Maryland, 1932 Presents organized, concise lectures. . Expert endodontist 8 personalities Peter McLean-Lu Associate Professor of Fixed Partial Prosthesis D.D.S., University of Maryland, 1934 ... Is saving up for a pair of contact lenses . . . Did I do that? . . . See Dr. Dosh. Leah M. P. Staling Instructor in Physiology B.S., University of Maryland, 1944; M.S., 1948 ... I think that, in general, dental students have higher BMR ' s. . . . Gives feminine touch to Physiology. Hugh M. Clement, Jr. Assistant Professor of Operative Dentistry D.D.S., University of Maryland, 1944 . . . Most efficient in answering lights . . . Does crossword puzzles while waiting for lights to go on. Francis A. Veltre Instructor in Operative Dentistry B.S., University of Maryland, 1952; M.S., 1954; D.D.S., 1959 Indirect-direct specialist . . . Very helpful and considerate. Brice M. Dorsey Professor of Oral Surgery D.D.S., University of Maryland, 1927 ... A stickler for rules and procedures . . . Courteous manner. Henry J. Bianco Instructor in Operative Dentistry D.D.S., University of Maryland, 1956 . . . Does dentistry on other instructors . . . Excellent operator. fcsl hr i y auxiliary staff TURC  T ove the senior class CLASS OFFICERS President: George F. Buchness Vice-President: John F. Robinson Secretary: Roy M. Naito Treasurer: Gilbert S. Berman Historian: Sheldon G. Gross Sergeant at Arms: David B. Pere Student Senate ' Representatives: Donald A. Brown Frank J. Sinnreich, Jr. How long is four years? As entering freshmen, four years seemed, to us, an undefinable amount of time to be spent working together and alone, working toward that day which is now upon us. Graduation is traditionally thought of as the end of one phase of learning and the beginning of another. But it is more. It is a time of remembering and of evaluating that which now belongs to the past. Four years ago we began our studies at B. C. D. S., each bringmg with him ideas, previous training, and various backgrounds. We represented almost as many areas as there were individuals. Some of us had traveled widely; others found themselves away from their home states for the first time. The majority of us came directly from undergraduate schools, but some had worked or served in the Armed Forces before beginning their professional training. Our strong- est bond was a common desire to become a dentist. Four years of working, wishing, laughing, learning, and even complaining together have served to broaden and strengthen the original bond we shared. Together we have paved the way for classes that will follow ours. We have broken in (and broken down) new professors and helped institute and execute revisions. Socially, as well as scholasti- cally, we have formed common bonds through school and fraternity dances as well as through extracurricular activities. The termination of these four years again finds us dispersing to different areas, seeking individual goals. Some of us will continue our professional education; others will enter the Armed Services; still others will teach or begin private practice. However, we part with the knowledge that our first common bond will remain with us — we ' re all dentists. ■I12K honorary president of the class of 1961 Jose H. Diaz During our clinical years, we had the opportunity to become well acquainted with Dr. Diaz. As we got to know him better we reahzed that this was a dedicated teacher, who showed interest and respect for the individual student. This was a teacher who not only generated in- terest in the acquisition of knowledge, but made our training pleasurable. We admire him for his professional character: his politeness, sin- cerity, patience and humility. Dr. Diaz, the Class of 1961 unanimously elected you its honorary president. -1131. the graduating class of 1961 Paul Wilfred Achin Pablo . . . North Attleboro, Massachusetts . . . Providence College . . . Newman Club . . . Psi O Bowling 2 . . . Future — Air Force . . . Quiet . . . Always could be counted on to make conversation . . . Had worst prosthetic patients ever accepted by the School . . . Helpful. Earl Robert Alban Bob . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Johns Hopkins University, B.A. ... Psi Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Clips nails in class . . . Knows way around school almost as well as Hurdle . . . Expert on Class I inlays . . . Regular at Ruth ' s. Morris Antonelli Moe . . . Kensington, Maryland . . . . . Alpha Omega (Chaplain 4) University of Maryland, B.S. . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — Army . . . Fifty percent soldier, 50% ladies ' man Falls asleep when lecture begins; asks questions as soon as he wakes up . . . Always calm, cool, and collected . . . Taught Berman to sleep in class . . . But, sir, I ' ve searched my memory and fail to see the rationale in your approach to the problem. seniors iuy Gilbert Samuel Berman Gil, Speedboat . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Mary- land School of Pharmacy, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Registered Pharmacist . . . Class Treasurer 4 . . . Future — Air Force . . . Married . . . One daughter . . . After eight years in this building what do you expect? . . . Never studied pharmacology . . . Dr. Gaver ' s buddy. Cecil Samuel Boland Sam . . . Annapolis, Maryland . . . Newberry College, B.S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Educated Johnny Reb . . . How many do you have in Operative now, Mike? . . . Plans to specialize in pin-lays . . . Had an instrument for any and every operation . . . Knows more tricks and shortcuts than G. V. Black. Lester Malcolm Breen Les Atlanta, Georgia . . . Emory University . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas (Secretary 4) . . . Softball 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — U. S. Naval Reserves . . . Tallest man in class . . . Chivalry is not dead . . . Atlanta gentleman . . . She ' s not too high for me, Doctor . . . Best note-taker in school. Donald Acker Michael Brown Mike . . . Landover Hills, Maryland . . . Saint John ' s College, B.A. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Mirror 4 . . . Class Treasurer 2 . . . Student Senate 4 . . . U. S. Army 1953-55 . . . Lover of Mount Sinai Hos- pital . . . Reads Who ' s Whose (column for the lovelorn) . . . Most ineligible of the ehgible bachelors . . . Won ' t tell how he got his temples to turn grey . . . Keeps Bryans awake in lectures. 1961 ' SS? ! jff - i 5y Douglas A. Bryans D. A. . . . Hampden, Massachusetts . . . Springfield College, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi (House Manager 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4) . . . Gorgas . . . Army Reserve . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — Army . . . The well-dressed lover . . . Feels at home in a duck- blind , . . Accompanied George and Pat on his duck-hunting mis- sions . . . Excellent operator . . . Zulaski ' s alarm clock. George Franklin Buchness Old Man . . . Baltimore , Maryland . . . Loyola College, B.S. . . . Catholic University, M.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas (Vice-Presi- dent 4) . . . Newman Club (President 3) . . . Student Senate 1 . . . Class President 4 . . . U. S. Army 1954-56 . . . Married . . . One son . . . Credit to the profession . . . Crazy about duck hunt- ing — will teach Doug the diiference between an Owl and Duck . . . Dr. Gordon asked George if he was a happy senior. Ans. I am a senior. Doctor! Richard Mario Carmosino Dick . . . Roslindale, Massachusetts . . . Boston University, A.B. . . . Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4) . . . U. S. Army 1952-54 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Hey, Tom, what are you doing? Let me see. . . . An amazing thing happened to me this morning. Dr. Bianco said ' Good morning. ' Thomas J. Cavanaugh Cav . . . Silver Spring, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas (Sergeant at Arms 4) . . . Mirror Photographer 3, 4 . . . U. S. Coast Guard 1951-54 . . . Mar- ried . , . Two children . . . Bowling 1, 2 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Listens to ' WCAO in lecture .... Switches slides in sleep . . . Fresh air fiend . . . Can throw golf clubs farther than Bryans . . . Finds more enjoyment playing pinball machine in Ruth ' s than . Big in stature, but bigger in heart. checking off a Class III foil seniors 416}- Lawrence Leo Clark rv Mfrmrr larry, Fats . . . Longport, New Jersey . . . Mount Saint Mary ' s Col- lege . . . Xi Psi Phi (Pledge Master 2, Secretary 3, President 4) . . . Gorgas . . . Student Senate 4 . . . IFC (President 4) . . . Class Vice-President 1 . . . U. S. Army 1954-56 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Basketball official 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — internship . . . According to the Fravel Factor, you ' re only 40 lbs. over now! . . . What! only 121 clinic days left — I wish there were 300! . . . Rescued Teddy from the cage . . . Took Grouse ' s notes for 4 years ... A real friend. James Richard Grouse Dick . . . Hagerstown, Maryland . . . Shepherd College . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Mirror Cartoon Editor 4 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — Air Force . . . Artistry in lectures . . . Has his hair cut at the same shop and at the same time as Dr. Medina . . . I hate this — place!!! . . . Good wax man . . . Crowns and dentures his specialties . . . Amateur hypnotist. B. H. Darke The Drake . . . Greenbelt, Maryland . . . Western Kentucky State College, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Married . . . One child . . . Ex-Captain in USAF . . . Have you got any old exams? . . . So help me, this is my last week . . . Never gassed up . . . What, me worry about an exam! . . . Feels superior to pedo patients . . . Hutchinson ' s central incisor . . . Why in the — don ' t you listen to what the man says. ' . . . The Major. William Lawrence Doheny Bill, Skinny Minny . . . Hamden, Connecticut . . . University of Maryland . . . Since you missed the first 2 weeks, I will giff to you speshel demonstrations. . . . Maryland ' s quiet man . . . Took a year ' s notes on one sheet of paper . . . Spent week ends at Col- lege Park. 1961 nitsr nn Edward Cornelius Doherty Beau . . . Everett, Massachusetts . . . Boston College, A.B. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Future — Army . . . Eddie, me boy . . . Goodwill ambassador . . . Advocate of integration . . . Easy disposition . . . Landmark at the seminary . . . Regular at ZIP parties . . . Has a selective practice — pretty girls . . . Dunker ' s lab man . . . Skied once too often. Marlin Duane Dunker Dunk . . . Ellicott City, Maryland . . . Walla Walla College, B.A. . . . U. S. Army 1956-57 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Ernie of the Senior Class . . . Plans to practice in Ellicott City . . . Built his own house while at B. C. D. S. . . . Quiet gentleman . . . Con- sulted Doherty on all lab problems. William D. Fitzgerald Fitz . . . Whitinsville, Massachusetts . . . University of Massachu- setts . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . U. S. Navy 1951-53 . . . Married . . . Two children . , . Mr. Fitzgerald, do you know the derivation of your name? . . . Should have been in Student Senate for proper ' Doctor, will you start and division of Labor and Management . finish this for me? Sheldon Donald Fliss Washington, D. C. . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Bowling 2, 3 . . . Lived in A. O. House for 4 years . . . Shoo, Fliss, Shoo . . . Dr. Nuttall ' s lab assistant . . . Still has sophomore equipment wrapped up . . . Disciplines Foer daily . . . Fliss and Foer = Ham and Eggs. seniors H18h Richard Arnold Foer Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Bowling 3 . . . Future —-military service . . . Mr. Foer, call on four ... I have aged a little, but this place really didn ' t get the best of me . . . Go get them, Colts! . . . Truism: Til never make it . . . Let ' s flick out, Fliss . . . Fliss ' s shadow . . . Fve got a patient in operative. ' Will you invest my dentures, wax up a crown and cast an inlay for me? . . . Shelly, ShelUlly . . . Roman hair-do — combs hair forward. Joseph E. Furtado Xi ' West ' Warwick, Rhode Island . . . Providence College, B.A. Psi Phi . . . Student Senate 1, 2, 3 . . . Class President 1, 2 . . . IJ. S. Army 1954-56 . . . Married . . .One child . . . Future — military service . . . Gentleman of the class . . . Looks a little like the big man of the Operative Department . . . Was so gassed in sophomore year that he floated all the way to Texas . . . Now the most beautiful place that I ' ve seen is San Antonio. William J. Girotti Uncle ' Willie . . . ' West Springfield, Massachusetts . . , American In- ternational College, B.A. . , . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club 1, 2, 5, 4 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Softball . . . Bowling 2, 3 . . . Future — internship . . . Had to come to dental school to get his own dental work done . . . Couldn ' t bear working on wife ' s teeth — so had Stosh do her work . . . Jovial, genial personality. Raymond E. Goepfrich Dutchy . . . Marietta, Pennsylvania . . . Franklin and Marshall Col- lege, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas 3, 4 . . . Mirror 4 . . . Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Senate 3 . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — military service . . . Had limited practice at dental school — only pretty girls . . . Snyder ' s drag race partner . . . Drives old Studebaker . . . Last man to leave in car pool. . -«( • ' 1961 i 9y John G. Goettee, Jr. Jack . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Western Maryland College . . . Gorgas 3, 4 . . . Mirror Organizations Editor 4 . . . Naval Reserve 1951-58 . . . Married . . . Has his better half to thank for his junior and senior requirements . . . Professional personality . . . Known to Dr. Dorsey as Mr. Go-tee . . . Quiet, courteous manner. Melvin Goldenberg Mel, Goldie . . . Hempstead, New York . . . Providence College, B.A. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Chaplain, Vice-President 3, President 4) . . . IPC (Treasurer 4) . . . Softball 1, 2, 3 . . . Bowling 1, 2, 3 . . . Future — Air Force . . . Kroopnick ' s partner in crime . . . One of the vanishing Americans . . . He and Streeter turned in more yellow sheets than anyone else in class . . . Tried in vain to meet Dr. Fravel ' s specifications . . . Expert in advanced didactics. Aaro n Rufus Griffith, Jr. Rufe . . . Orangeburg, South Carolina . . . University of South Caro- lina . . . Psi Omega . . . Gorgas 3, 4 . . . Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — Public Health . . . Biggest drawl in senior class . . . Arnold Palmer of B. C. D. S. . . . Leaves school to go on dove shoots in South Carolina . . . Vice-President of I hate it club . . . Golly Moses. Sheldon Gerald Gross Shelly . . . Springfield, Massachusetts . . . University of Vermont . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas 3, 4 . . . Class Historian 4 . . . Army Reserve . . . Married . . . Future — Army . . . This is the way I did it on my single unit . . . Used uniform for half price fare on P. R. R. when he went to visit Bunny . . . Week-end Warrior ... I should have got 12 units for that ceramic bridge with porcelain facings. seniors -(2o Stanford Edgar Hamburger Stan . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.A. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Mirror Features Editor 4 . . . Future — mil- itary service . . . Went through dental school without notes . . . Loved to put in all-nighters before exams . . . Addicted to 5 mg. happy pills for pale people . . . Never gassed — always confused . . . Alias Stanford Hotdog . . . Witty and pleasant personality. f9 Arnold Hecht Arnie . . . Miami Beach, Florida . . . University of Florida . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Bowling . . . Softball . . . Future . Tell us how the drosophilia got the fruit . . Kept notes for Higel for 3 years . . . Never gassed . . . Never missed lectures . . . Has neatest cellar in Balti- more . . . No, my eyes aren ' t bloodshot; they are always that way . . . Eats spaghetti sandwich for lunch. -military service . crop back in 1957 Ronald Wesley Higel Hige . . . Venice, Florida . . . University of Florida, A. A. . . . Psi Omega (House manager 3) . . . Gorgas . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3 . . . Future — military service . . . One of our South- ern Contingent . . . Knows all the nurses on campus . . . What ' s the sense of going to 8 o ' clock lectures? You don ' t learn anything anyway . . . Lived with Griff in Student Union senior year. William Paul Hoffman, Jr. Washington, D. C. . . . Earlham College ... Psi Omega ... Fu- ture — Orthodontics postgraduate course . . . Be quiet. I want to hear what he has to say . . . Expert at soldering contact on crowns and inlays . . . Biggest feet in school . . . My old man says — . . . Man, I like them big blondes . . . HAM operator. 1961 TB 1 ' T -(21f - Edward Allen Hurdle Ed . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Loyola College, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club 3 . . . Class Vice-President 2 . . . Future — internship . . . Always late to lecture . . . Helped Dr. Dosh cement his patio . . . Claims last year ' s notes are better than this year ' s . . . Only man in class to spend extra time in Western Health Clinic . . . Excellent operator . . . Knows his way around school pretty well. Patrick A. Iacovelli, Jr. Yaca . . . Milford, Massachusetts . . . Boston College, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . U. S. Army 1954-56 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tried to tee-off on Sinnreich ' s head . . . He and Victor — only men in class that met Fravel ' s weight specifications . . . Taught Doug and George the art of shooting geese . . . That guy Ness has got to go . . . Once dove off a short pier . . . The Squire of Milford. Ronald Howard Israel Izzy . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega (Secretary 4) . . . Future — military service . . . Try- ing to join the Yul Brynner fan club . . . Got his pedo requirements cfF one patient . . . Used to comb his hair forward . . . Commuted from Minneapolis senior year . . . Developed the facial-mandibular block . . . I ' ll have to ask Gil about this drug . . . Articulate. Alvin Wesley Kagey Pat . . . Bladensburg, Maryland . . . Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S. . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Future — Air Force . . . The U. S. mail must go through . . . Full time at P. O., part time at B. C. D. S. . . . One of the members of the 84,000 Mile Commuters Club . . . Always looks like he is loafing on clinic floor . . . Please remove the pencil from your ear; it is not pro- fessional! . . . Tenuate man . . . Got in shape senior year. seniors ■|22) Sanford Katsumi Kamezawa Sandy, Pineapple . . . Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii . . . University of Cali- fornia . . . Xi Psi Phi (Co-editor 4) . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4) . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Future — military service . . . Hawaiian Eye . . . Finally became a first-class citizen while at dental school when Hawaii became fiftieth state . . . Golden hands of the Class of 1961 . . . Did as much lab work for friends as he did for himself . . . Got a ten points bonus on each exam for neatness . . . Carves amalgams with pineapple anatomy ... A 49 ' er rooter . . . Kaminski ' s dentist. Stanley Paul Kaminski Stosh . . . Clifton, New Jersey . . . Seton Hall University, B.A. . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . One child . . . Basketball 1 . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Bowling 1, 2 . . . Future — military service . . . Competed with Ryiz for best looking patients . . . Got C B requirements on his mother . . . Fll return your flasks, articulators, etc., when I clean them . . . It ' s not sky: it ' s skT . . . Learned the duties of a father from Girotti . . . Sat next to pineapple picker for four years. Douglas Kaplan Doug . . . Teaneck, New Jersey . . . Alfred University, B.A. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Scribe 2, Correspondence Secretary 3, Historian 4) . . . Married . . . Future — military service . . . Never recovered from trip to Florida with Shavell . . . One of the Hopkins Vampires . . . Always visibly shook, but never angry . . . Who cares about requirements. ' . . . Worked 106 hours this week . . . Doug ' Hopkins . . . Couldn ' t understand why foils kept falling out . . . Perlmutter ' s buddy and dentist . . . Had Tony do his own bridge . . . Look at the esthetics of this pinledge. George T. Keary Ted . . . Watertown, Massachusetts . . . University ' of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . U. S. Air Force 1951-55 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . What should I do with the margins after I cement in this foil? . . . Hey, Bob, give me one more piece, will you. ' ... I don ' t know whether this car will make that trip an- other year. 1961 iz Michael Edward Kolakowski, Jr. Mike . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club . . . U. S. Air Force 1953-55 . . . Why don ' t you give the poor gal a break, Mike? ... I can always go back to the steel mills and practice during the days if things are slow . . . Well, Dottie ' s mad at me again . . . Loyal to all school dances and ZIP parties . . . Borrowed cigarettes — also borrowed matches to light them. Robert George Kovack Kovy, B. B. . . . Avenel, New Jersey . . . Albright College, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club (Vice-President 3) . . . Class Sergeant at arms 3 . . . ZIP Bowling . . . ZIP Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — Army . . . Best buddy . . . Beep . . . Will make a fine bartender . . . Gained experience at ZIP House . . . She ' s Slovac, Bohemian, and Russky . . . Falls in love with every date . . . When you ' re on top, all you do is push the buttons . . . Con- stantly gassed. Ralph Leonard Kroopnick Kroop . . . Hartford, Connecticut . . . University of Connecticut, B.A. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Outer Guard 3, Treasurer 4) . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Future — Air Force . . . Goldie ' s right-hand man . . . Another vanishing American . . . College Park was great this week end . . . With a 20-year backlog, some of the questions are bound to repeat. I ' ll check the files. Robert Maurice Lattanzi Bob . . . New Haven, Connecticut . . . Providence College . . . Newman Club . . . Student Senate 2 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3 . . . Latin lover . . . Never made an 8 o ' clock lecture . . . Yankee scout at B. C. D. S. . . . Go get them, Colts! Has yet to pick a winner . . . Reads only Sports Section of the newspaper . . . Biased opinions on sports. seniors -124)- Jack E. Liller Baltimore, Maryland . . . Randolph-Macon College . . . Xi Psi Phi (Treasurer 4) . . . Mirror Photography Editor 4 . . . U. S. Navy 1950-54 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . If I could get Kim and Richie in and get these preps signed off, I ' d be finished in pedo ... I can ' t carry you guys any more . . . Never missed a lecture . . . Friendly smile. Arnold I. Loew Miami, Florida . . . University of Miami . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — Air Force , buddy . . Hey, Jack, look what I did . . . . . . Youngster of the class. . . Alpha Omega . . . . . Sol ' s pool-playing ' This girl, last night — Sol B. Love Washington, D. C. . . . Georgetown University . . , Sigma Epsilon Delta (Historian 3, Secretary 4) . . . U. S. Naval Reserve 1958- . . . Married . . . One daughter . . . Softball 3 . . . Future — Navy . . . Developed pool talent senior year . . . Paid tuition on pool earnings . . . High pitched voice . . . Takes notes with green ink . . . Lis- tened to Arnie and Ed for four years. Joseph Robert Marchesani LaSalle Oallege . Joe . . . Haddon Heights, New Jersey . Xi Psi Phi . . . Married . . . Three children . . . Softball 1, 2, . . . Future — military service . . . Always on time for classes . . Never gassed up . . . Hey, Bony! Have you got a cigarette? . . Frequently shaved at school before clinic ! . . . Bad-luck boy . . Pisto ' s buddy. 1961 i25y Richard Madison Marrone Dick . . . Frederick, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Future — private practice ... Set weekly speed records between Frederick and Baltimore . . . Deserves a medal for living two years in the Lion ' s Den. Alan J. Martin . Ohio University . . . Basket- Married his college sweetheart Hands . . . North Miami, Florida hall 1 . . . Future — Air Force . . . . Honorary SED . . . Big Red ' s roommate . . . They spent 1 year together and never spoke . . . Used to dodging BB ' s . . . Al- ways a smile and never a care . . . More appointments at Liberty Dam than in clinic. Robert Cameron Mason Mase . . . Pocomoke City, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Future — military service . . . Hands, got your clippers? . . . Used Matzkin ' s equipment for four long years . . . Limited his dates to girls either pmned or engaged , . . Never got a good night ' s sleep for four years due to Tilghman ' s night-owl habits . . . Hey, ■who ' s fat for this exam? . . . Gary Middlecoff ' s successor. Michael Charles Matzkin Matz . . . Waterbury, Connecticut . . . Dartmouth College, A.B. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta . . . Gorgas . . . Student Senate 2 (Treas- urer 4) . . . Army Reserve . . . Married . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — internship . . . Still wears green shoes in memory of Dartmouth . . . Best notes in class . . . Hey, Meier or Mason, do you have my Boy Scout knife? . . . Has 7 differ- ent colored pens for taking notes in class . . . Enabled Mason to complete sophomore year without unwrapf)ing his equipment . . . Doesn ' t believe in foils and inlays . . . Hey, Brett, can I have my investment ring back? seniors ■{26} Edward Salters McCallum Ed . . . EUoree, South Carolina . . . Newberry College . . . Psi Omega . . . Gorgas . . . OKU . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowl- ing 2 . . . Future — military service . . . Doctor, this may seem like a stupid question but — . . . Smokes cigarettes and drinks coffee in lecture . . . I should have gotten a 100 ! ! . . . Stays awake in Oper- ative lecture . . . Responds to 10-of bell . . . Southern gentleman. William Edward McLaughlin Mac . . . Garden City, New York . . . Mount Saint Mary ' s College . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club . . . Married . . . Future — Navy . . . Mac, the needle . . . Had affinity for the name Sue, but did much better with a Fran . . . Going Navy, but doesn ' t like to sail . . . Has an eye for a bargain in used cars . . . Guar- anteed to shake up Joe M. . . . Christmas wedding. Robert Francis Meier Bob . . . Queens Village, New York . . . Mount Saint Mary ' s Col- lege . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Married . . . One boy . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball . . . Future — internship (Surgery) . . . Future member of toothpullers anonymous . . . The albino of the class . . . If only I had a notebook . . . I wish you guys would get to class on time like I do . . . Each coat pocket served as a filing cabinet . . . Spent 4 years as Myatt ' s Big Brother . . . Saturday ' s football hero . . . The White-haired Wonder . . . All-Dental-School his senior year. Marc J. Meyers Baltimore, Maryland . . . Western Maryland College, B.A. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . Future — military service . . . Quiet, but deadly . . . Tough man with a needle . . . One of Sinai ' s Vampires . . . Condenses Left-handed Triangular Bars for Class IIFs . . . One of the unholy 4 in Anatomy . . . Carries one golf club for 18 holes . . . Uses jet propulsion to get around . . . Going to put his wife to work in his dental practice . . . Man, this week Fm swingin ' out! 1961 (271- -Kz: Ronald Britton Morley Ron . . . Peekskill, New York . . . Maryville College, B.A. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Softball 1, 2 ... Future — Air Force . . . Next slide, Joe . . . I ' ve had four hours ' sleep in the past four days. . . . Procrastinator personified . . . New outlook on life — contacts . . . Only man to break the grad- ing code in technique labs. Clarence John Myatt Ben . . . Quincy, Massachusetts . . . Saint Michael ' s College, A.B. . , . Xi Psi Phi . . . Boom, Boom . . . Wears different socks on each foot . . . Genius in Anatomy ... I understand this, but — . . . Hands of gold . . . My name is Clarence, but call me Ben. . . . Took his roommate skiing to break his leg . . . Lived on those pretty orange-brown pills his freshman year . . . Eyes close slowly in lecture . . . Contact man for Saint Agnes Nursing School . . . To this day, doesn ' t trust the Rat. Roy M. Naito Kohala, Hawaii . . . University of Hawaii, B.A. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas (Secretary-Historian 4) . . . Mirror 4 . . . Class Secretary 3, 4 . . . Lived on coffee and cigarettes for four years . . . Wanted to impeach faculty for closing snack bar . . . Quiet, dependable, trust- worthy . . . One of the best fellows in the class . . . Claims that his best fighting weight is 110 lbs. . . . Sat squashed between Oliveira and Myatt for four years . . . Small barrel and big barrel. Antone Travers Oliveira, Jr. Seekonk, Massachusetts . Tufts College, B.S. Tony . Gorgas . . . Mirror Editor 4 . . . Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Treasurer 1 . . . Class Vice-President 2 . . . Class President 3 . . . Student Senate 3, 4 (President 4) . . . Professional Schools Senate 3, 4 (Secretary 4) . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future- Air Force . . . Bahston accent . . . Keeps in shape by eating . . . Works only on dental students — does inlays for kicks . . . Palmer ' s broker . . . Got a cig? I quit smoking again. . . . Good student and operator. seniors 28 James Edward Palmer Jim . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland . . . Gorgas . . . U. S. Air Force 1951-54 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Tried for four years to get Pere married . . . Life centers around Dottie and Mandy . . . Blows a cool sax ... Be Bop talk . . . Pops, we dig Cape Cod the most . . . That Western Health aisignment is too much, man . . . Loved working in pedo. David Bertram Pere Miami Beach, Florida . . . University of Miami . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Class Sergeant at arms 4 . . . Future — Army in- ternship . . . Lover of the class . . . Didn ' t take Jimmy ' s advice — remained single . . . Only guy to blush in eleven colors . . . Plans to divide his practice in Miami between the Cabana set and the Cabin Cruiser Clan . . . Comin ' over Saturday night? We got a little party going. . . . Rated girls on the 10 points system. Albert Perlmutter Al . . . Mattapan, Massachusetts . . . Boston University, B.A. . . . Alpha Omega (Chaplain 3) . . . Married . . . One boy . . . Future — military service . . . The kid is beautiful; he has blond hair and blue eyes and looks just like me! . . . Never saw eye-to-eye with Phelps or Pisto . . . Mutt-Mutt . . . Hopkins Vampire . . . Wore two different shoes to school one day — a ripple-soled and a plain- soled shoe. Garr T. Phelps Ldtonia, Kentucky . . . Xavier University . . . Psi Omega . . . New- man Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — Air Force . . . Whistle while you work . . . Has own chairside manner . . . Rag, Rag . . . Sings latest Kentucky tunes . . . Member of Roman hair-do club . . . Don ' t hit that kid again or his father will get you! . . . Dainty . . . Oblivious of pedestrians. 1961 i29y K Joseph Michael Pistoria Pisto, Joe . . . Irvington, New Jersey . . . Seton Hall University . . . Psi Omega (House Manager 2; Athletic Director 2, 3, 4; Historian 4) . . . Bowling League 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future— Army or Public Health . . . Favorite song: I ' m the Greatest . . . Perfected Houdini ' s dis- appearing act from lectures . . . Mr. Prosthetics . . , Tried to convert the Hose to peg pants and a D. A. haircut . . . All right, guys . . . Brought in prosthetic patients between lectures . . . But I like tall girls! . . . Greatest athlete. Erwin Stuart Raffel Erv . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega (Vice-President 3, President 4) . , . Gorgas . . . Mirror Junior Editor 3 . . . Mirror Business Editor 4 . . . IFC 2, 3 . . . Married . . . Softball 2 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Toss up for Frank S., Johnny U., or Bonnie R. . . . Saves all Johnny Unitas ' old sweatshirts . . . Will paper his office with autographed pitcures of the Baltimore Colts . . . Interested in Periodontics . . . Held in- tellectual conversations with Renbaum. Malcolm Sidney Renbaum Renny . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . Johns Hopkins University . . . Alpha Omega (Treasurer 4) . . . Married . . . One child . . . Fu- ture — Army . . . Irv Raffel ' s side-kick . . . Well known for his machine-gun-like questions to instructors . . . Always has a greeting for everyone . . . Took speech lessons from Raffel. John F. Robinson Psi Robbie . . . Cumberland, Maryland . . . Loyola College . Omega (Editor 3, Secretary 4) . . . Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Vice-President 4 . . . U. S. Army 1951-53 . . . Married . . . One daughter . . . The Old Man . . . Perfectionist . . . Fresh- man year was a nightmare . . . Has grey hairs from freshman year . . . Going to have an amalgam plugging contest with Rock in 1965 . . Had all-night study club with Tilghman and H. G. . . . Got requirements from family . . . Slow talker. seniors isoy ( William Otis Rockefeller Rock . . . Port Chester, New York . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Psi Omega (Chaplain 4) . . . Married . . . Future — Army . . . Ace ' s boy . . . Rat killer in pharmacology lab . . . Ad-libber in lectures . . . Had a wrestling match with Robbie trying to keep awake in class . . . Never too busy to help a friend . . . Say some- thing nice to the lady, Rock. Theodore Almada Rosa Ted . . . Washington, D. C. . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Pledge Master 2) . . . Newman Club , 3, 4 . . . Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — Air Force . . . Good natured as they come . . . Ned . . . Sang at school dances . . . The happy wan- derer . . . Frequently made outbursts . . . You fools, idiots, juve- niles . . . The missing link . . . Found life hard at the ZIP House . . . Dates only real women . . . Fm no gorilla . . . Always willing to give a helping hand . . . Has a heart of gold. Victor A. Rosado-Diaz Vic B.A. ... Psi Omega . San German, Puerto Rico . . . Inter-American University, . Newman Club . . . Future — private prac- tice . . . Puerto Rico ' s answer to Caesar Romero . . . Gives Cha-Cha lessons to his patients . . . Entered Cha-Cha contest freshman year and was first to be eliminated . . . Fastest man in school . . . The first one in line . . . Watcho — mean? . . . Hey, boy, watcho do- nig. ' I speak Ingleesh betta than yo speak Sparneesh. ' David Neuman Rudo Beat . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Future — to graduate . . . Our beatnik . . . Smokes gutta-percha in his pipe . . . Played the guitfiddle while dental school burned . . . Grew beard after freshman year . . . Ties bug me . . . Digs Beethoven, Mozart and all those cats . . . Has own dental techniques . . . Likes to take sports car apart but can ' t put it back together . . . Trying to put barbers out of business. 1961 isiy Peter Paul Ryiz Pete . . . New Britain, Connecticut . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas 3, 4 . . . Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Married . . . Future — internship . . . Divorced Rosa because of his cooking . . . Swapped Pistoria for a wife senior year . . . Spe- cialized in good-looking female patients . . . What are you doing there? . . . Pee-tah. Richard Daniel Sachs Miami, Florida . . . University of Miami . . . Alpha Omega . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — military service . . . The Wabash cannon ball — stayed there even after integration . . . Sure it was a clean gown . . . It looked beautiful until I started polishing it down . . . Ryiz, help! . . . Loved those hurricanes . . . The en- cyclopedia on sports. Hershel G. Sawyer H. G. . . Married . get G. P, , Anawalt, West Virginia . . . Berea College, A.B. . . . . Pushing Webster ' s onto the best-seller list . . . Out to H. F. ' s job . . . Lost everything but his dictionary . . . West Virginia is the !X?!X! of the earth . . . Don ' t worry. Dr. Warner, I ' ll finish . . . First member of class of ' 61 to take plaster impressions — but a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. Robert S. Siegel Srr Bobby . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega (Social Chairman 4) . . . Student Senate (Vice- President 3) . . . Student Senate 1, 2 . . . Class Treasurer 3 . . . U. S. Army Reserve 1958- . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship . . . Did we have a nitrous oxide demonstration today? . . . The orator, noted for Siegel- isms . . . Supervised Dr. Dosh ' s work . . . Had Zakarin ' s Hanau for 3 years . . . Did 35 ClI pits in pedo . . . Anybody interested in buying spark plugs, chains, tires or batteries . . . Member of Roman hair-do club. seniors i32y Frank Joseph Sinnreich, Jr. Bwana . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas (President 4) . . . Mirror Cover Editor 4 . . . Student Senate 4 . . . U. S. Air Corps 1944-46 . . . Nice quiet laugh . . . Has a diastema for holding his cigarette . . . Taught us Anatomy in a nice painful way . . . Keeps a close tally on vv ' hat happens in surgery lectures . . . Was rewarded with a small A and a frying pan in Ethics class . . . Developed the technique of exodontia in endodontia by the silver pomt method . . . The brains of the class. Melvin J. Slan Mel, Captain . . . Silver Spring, Maryland . . . University of Mary- land, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . Future — military service . . . Guiding light for a five-man car pool . . . Did first bridge with mirror and explorer . . . She ' s a nice lady, so I have to do that MOD foil . . . Sinnreich ' s favorite Anatomy student . . . Had the motor and transmission stolen from his car. Louis E. Snyder Lou . . . Aiken, South Carolina . . . University of Maryland, B.S. ... Psi Omega . . . Softball 1, 2, 3 . . . Future — Air Force . . . Funniest man north of South Carolina . . . Rip van Winkle of senior class . . . One of the Sinai Vampires . . . Avid golfer — ambition is to beat Griffith . . . Claims that Higel and Griff are rebels. James M. Steig Jim . . . Miami Beach, Florida . . . Georgia Institute of Technology . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Class Vice-President 3 . . . Married . . . Softball 2 . . . Future — military service . . . Claims crazy Baltimore weather is bad for his hairline — member of Roman hair- do club . . . Digs swinging records — accomplished bongo and guitar player . . . Never heard of cuffs on pants ... A whiz at crown preparations . . . Ace ' s other buddy . . . Has a great desire to blue-baby Dr. Sanders . . . Excellent operator. 1 , 1961 -133 Stanley M. Stoller Scisci . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega (Vice-President 4) . . . Mirror Sport: Editor 4 . . . Army Reser e . . . Married . . . Softball 1,2... Bowling 2, 3 . . . Future — military service . . . Rudo ' s trainer and keeper . . . Good patient . . . Sat six months for a crown prep . . . Wants to go to Florida to become Sterg ' s lab man . . . Dr. Gardner is my boy . . . Goes to New York on wild goose chases . . . Excellent tongue surgeon . . . Has a characteristic cry . . . Best master of ceremonies around . . . Member of Roman hair-do club. Arthur Hein Streeter Art . . . Los Angeles, California . . . Washington College, B.S. . . . Psi Omega (Secretary 4) . . . The quiet man . . . Noope . . . Never missed a class in 4 years . . . Never slept in a class in 4 years . . . Only man in the history of the Dental School to have 200 pages of typed crown and bridge notes ... A polished public speaker, Foley styled . . . Used rubber dam for prophies. Joseph A. Sullivan Joe, Alley Oop . . . Miami, Florida . . . University of Miami . . . Psi Omega (Junior Grand Master 4, Chief Inquisitor 3) . . . Mirror Business Manager 3 . . . U. S. Army 1951-53 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Future — retire . . . Member of Sullivan, Summey, Swann and Taft surgical team . . . Old Men ' s club (30-|-) . . . Rather argue than eat . . . Always right. ' ? Another Rip van Winkle . . . Jeep enthusiast . . . Hollenbeck demonstrator for senior class . . . Wants Dr. Dosh to cement all his bridges in practice . . . Famous for hist-night stands . . . When he returns to Florida — wants to do original research on effects of skin diving and golf on dentistry. University of North . Married . . . One Brett Taylor Summey King . . . West Jefferson, North Carolina . Carolina, A.B. ... Psi Omega . . . Gorgas daughter . . . Softball 1,2... Future — private practice in West Jefferson, North Carolina . . . Promises to give the class their instru- ments back upon graduation . . . Tried to sell 97 buffalo burners to the dealers . . . Great gasser . . . Always gassed himself . . . Hay, Rock! . . . Let me see your notes . . . What old exams do you have? ... I bombed that exam, as usual . . . Good operator . . . Do you have to have these to get through this School? seniors -!34h John H. Swann Jack . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Psi Omega (President 4) . . . IFC (Vice-President 4) . . . U. S. Army 1950-52 . . . Married ... Psi O softball 2, 3 ... Fu- ture — private practice . . . Bwana ' s buddy . . . Hunter and fisher- man extraordinaire . . . Authority on hereditary tangalectiasis . . . After freshman year began to see the value of old exams . . . Built special room at home to hold his notes . . . Member of old men ' s club . . . Chronic eye twitch . . . Checked off? Looks good! . . . Going to Wisconsin to set up practice in Indian wigwam . . . Volks- wagons are great for two people only. Jerry Dale Taft Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Softball 1 . . . Future — Air Force . . . The Great White Whale . . . Has own locker section . . . Peaches and cottage cheese diet . . . Pool time . . . Excellent squirrel skinner . . . Fve never seen so many No Tres- passing signs! . . . You put me on posted land. . . . Fell down once and broke $12.00 worth of arrows . . . The only resident of state (5 years) who still pays non-resident tuition. Bill Edward Taylor Hobart, Oklahoma . . . University of Oklahoma ... Psi Omega . . . Married . . . One child . . . Softball 1 . . . Future — military service . . . Doctor, I got a question . . . Fm an Okie; you got t ' .i show me. . . . Skin-head ' s best buddy . . . $350 Christmas bonus for wife . . . Just watch Oklahoma A M next year . . . Found papilloma on first patient; turned out to be orifice of Wharton ' s duct . . . She ' s so bow-legged she couldn ' t stop a hawg in a slit trench. Paul Irvin Teitelbaum Pit . . . Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega (Historian 4) . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Future — Air Force ... Is constantly putting P. I. T. on Tilghman ' s instruments . . . Has trouble finding enough appointments for all his family . . . Always took good notes before he got married — now he sleeps through all the lectures . . . Has developed a new type of pedodontic cotton roll . . . Part-time butcher; rest of the time dentist . . . Needs windshield wipers for glasses when polishing restorations. 1961 35F Donald Matthews Tilghman Til . . . Pocomoke City, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship . . . The blimp . . . Reduces every week . . . Needs two stools in lab . . . Still an eligible bachelor . . . Will redesign Winter ' s elevator for up- per arch . . . Was so gassed, he cut lunch once because he thought he wasn ' t prepared . . . Hey, Paul, do you have a — ? Oh, hey, George, do you have — ? Oh, hey, Nort, do you — ? Oh to — with you guys; I ' ll buy my own! . . . Shoots ducks out of season. George B. Towson Baltimore, Maryland . . . Washington College ... Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Future — private practice . . . Skinhead . . . Looks forward to surgery assignment — so he can wear the green apron . . . Collected hubcaps in earlier youth to finance education . . . Finally bought a car that runs ... A real threat to v-ildlife . . . Broke a shotgun stock trying to club a goose . . . If you can ' t shoot ' em — . . . Takes make-up exams for make-up exams . . . Have you got troubles, Bunky? . . . Has such wild dreams in class that he often wakes himself up . . . Roman hair-do club. Norton Allen Tucker Norty. . . Takoma Park, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Mirror 4 . . . Softball 3, 4 . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship . . . Dat mean widdle kid. . . . Dental School hasn ' t affected me; Fm not nervous at all. . . . Grind; grind. . . . Last year I did good work, but now it ' s just about perfect . . . Never knew who lectured in Crown and Bridge . . . Leaves class early to eat breakfast . . . Fd like a 3 point this year but Fll settle for a 2.8 . . . Had to have a pill and coffee before an exam . . . Keeper of Towson ' s instruments . . . How was I today, Dr. Cappuccio? . . . Woke Towson during National Boards . . . Learned to play bridge during lunch hour. Nils Click Wallen Nails, Bobby . . . Wildwood, New Jersey . . . Syracuse University, A.B. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship . . . What, me worry?!! . . . Thoroughly gassed . . . Fell asleep in the bathtub trying to beat the heat wave . . . Treats every hair like it was his last . . . The Bald Iggle . . . Did you see what Jimmy Brown did Sunday? . . . Hey, Norty, would you please move your hand; I can ' t read your notes . . . Refused to come to class if Tucker or Wasserman was absent because he had no one ' s notes to copy . . . President of Roman hair-do club. seniors -[36 V Frederic J. Wasserman Miami, Florida . . . University of Florida, A. A., B.S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Future — military service . . . Had con- test with Wynne freshman year to see who could go the longest with- out studying . . . Ardent Colts fan . . . If you can guess what I have on, you can have it! . . . I ' m not getting gray, am I? . . . Appreciator of opposite sex . . . Too young at 26 to settle down .. . Ah — so! Round eyes, I was educated at your universities. . . . I ' ve got a thousand dollars ' gold work in my mouth; wanna ' buy it? Alred Stewart Windeler Stew . . . Madison, New Jersey . . . Johns Hopkins University . . . Psi Omega (House Manager 4) . . . Basketball 2 . . . Hack and Panda ' s buddy . . . Does anything for money . . . Car blew up on way to Ocean City . . . Loves to walk to school in dead of winter . . . One of the Deutsches Haus crew . . . Let ' s have a function . . . Likes small girls . . . Pedo patients look up to him . . . Big party boy. William Herbert Witherspoon Spoon . . . Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania . . . West Virginia University . . . U. S. Navy 1951-55 . . . Married . . . One boy . . . The Pope . . . Spent first 2 years fixing model-T . . . Drove the oldest car to the oldest dental school in the world . . . Didn ' t find X-ray department till end of senior year . . . The shadow . . . Thomas Edison of Class of ' 61 . . . What seems to be the discrepancy? Larry E. Wynne Early . . . Quincy, Florida . . . Emory University . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Softball 3, 4 . . . Future — Navy . . . Floored Dr. Cappuccio . . . Jazz rowdy at Newport . . . Thinks he is The Lover . . . Member of C. C. D. (Chronic Complainers Club) . . . A Colts and Yankees enthusiast . . . Says he never studies . . . Member of Surgery ' s exclusive club. 1961 -137 1- Stanley Leonard Zakarin Coral Gables, Florida . . . University of Florida . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Future — Air Force . . . World ' s greatest dentist . . . It ' s easy . . . If Nuttall can do it, I can do it . , . Can ' t wait to get back to Miami . . . If only I had a pool outside my apartment . . . Argued with Sachs for a year over whose turn it was to wash the dishes ... I didn ' t even study for it . . . Thinks Air Force has bases only in Florida . . . They wouldn ' t send me out of the state, would they. ' John Francis Zulaski Kacker . . . Torrington, Connecticut . . . American International Col- lege, B.A. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Sergeant at arms 4) . . . Newman Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 2, 3 . . . Future — Army . . . Came to B. C. D. S. innocent — left guilty . . . Newark commuter . . . Lived on coffee and bummed cigarettes . . . Never touched the cadaver . . . Made 7 lectures in 4 years . . . Mourned for Gunther ' s . . . Who ' s got a pill. ' seniors 19 6 1 -(38K the seniors 1. What was it Mike, a 6-2-6 or a 9-36, or a 36-23-36? 2. Don ' t mention Eliot Ness ' s name again. 3. I think I ' ll cha-cha over to the plaster bin. 4. Yeah, they ' re really nice guys. 5. You don ' t need anesthesia! How about a good cup of coffee ? 6. No, your S.T.S. report hasn ' t come in yet. ■ 39 the seniors 1. Hey, Erv, Pisto ' s awake! 2. We don ' t dig that canal; we file and ream it. 3. Yeah, there ' s a bed in this room. 4. Si, it is a jazzy exposure. 5. Somebody wake and tell him the lecture is over. 6. Have you heard the latest about the Hose and Rudo? UOV the seniors 1. See what four years in this place has done to my back. 2. C ' mon, Muv; cough up that ClI in lay so that I can cement it. 3. Hmm. It says here that you got bad blood. 4. Results of a dynamic lecture. 5. We can do it now; they ' e all gone to lunch. 6. Back up, Pedro, you just ran o er the Hose. un f If (ft f I t ji F r Row: Furtado, Foer, Achin, Goldenberg, Goette, Love, I.oevv, Buchness, Breen, Antonelli, Hecht, Goepfrich, Bryans, Brown Second Ron.- Girotti, Carmosino, Boland, Doherty, Israel, Fliss, Alban, Gross, Doheny, Darke, Clark, Liller, Cavanaugh, Berman, Hamburger. Third Ron:- Kroopnick, Fitzgerald, Keary, Kaminski, Grouse, McCallum, Dunker, Hoffman, Kagey, Kolakowski, Kovack, Kamezawa, Marchesani. the graduating class Fhs Roif: Windeler, Snyder, Sullivan, Rosado, Rosa, Slan, Palmer, Pistoria, Perlmutter, StoUer, Siegel, Morley, Wynne, Matzkin, Ryiz. Second Roir: Oliveira, Sinnreich, Naito, Phelps, Mason, Meier, Taft, Witherspoon, Steig, Renbaum, Sachs, Teitelbaum, Meyers, Taylor. Third Row: Towson, Robinson, Marronc. Rockefeller, Wallen, Tucker, Zakarin, Wasserman, Myatt, Pere. A v If I mo IT ALL TO DO OVER. I DOn ' T T«inK I ' D GO TO DEniflL SCHOOL. iiSY the junior class CLASS OFFICERS President: Robert R. Parker Vice-President: John C. Wilhelm Secretary: Richard F. Downes Treasurer: Leo Rabago, Jr. Historian: Laddie L. Jones Sergeant at Arms: Jack A. Roth Student Senate Representatives: John Thomson James E. Andrews Oh, to be a Junior! This was an often heard lamentation in the sophomore labs as we carved the third wax pattern due to an unexplainable mis-cast, or fished our anterior pontics out of the drain. We were to have a great awak- ening when we received our first patient from Diagnosis and saw just how confusing the conglomeration of charts, X-rays, order blanks, initials, rubber dams, and thirty-two teeth could be. When the anxiously awaited day to sink our first bur finally arrived, we discovered how hard a tooth really is, and that a white gown didn ' t make us dentists. Root canals could get infected and the ideal cavity preparations were more easily vishualized than realized. One after another the surprises came. The thermometer and the class barometer both soared to heights that had not been equaled in the pre- vious two years. Frequently the plaints could be heard — I need a gold foil, Who has an extra pedo patient? Each of us felt that no other student could possibly have experienced as desperate a situation with patient shortage and the inevitable cancellations. Colts games, fraternity parties, and class dances made the week ends something to be anticipated on Fridays and, in some instances, not to be remembered pleasantly on Monday. Never a dull moment as we continued up the slopes of Mount Olympus. The phrase which might well have served as a motto for the Class of ' 62 in its first clinical year was Hurry up to wait! Scholastically the class had an unusually high percentage of men entering the Gorgas Odontological Society, and the entire class is to be congratulated on one hundred percent satisfactory results on the National Board Examinations. Though the tests of one ' s ability, patience, and fortitude seemed hard at the time we realize that they serve a pur- pose in preparing us for our chosen profession. We each look forward to a fourth and final year of acquiring further insight into the principles that must be applied in order that we may achieve the successful practice of dentistry. •{441 c ? W Fhsl Row: Koritzer, Glatzer, Abbott, N. Friedman, Engle, Gallagher, Constantinos, Downes, Bushman, Fisher, Fouike, Dickson, Drescher. Second Row: Buchetto, Halpert, Kramer, Doetzer, Gordon, Glaser, Kirby, Brown, John, Hackney, Johnson, Gable, Charlton. Third Row: Goodreau, Grace, Buchman, Blum, Jones, Albertini, Axelrod, Apfel, Kline, Goldman, Apter, Balenson, Andrews. the juniors First Row: Warson, Trager, Romeo, Sopher, Miyamoto, Roper, Snow, Pertnoy, Rubin, Schunick, Mechanick, Norton, Lilley. Second Raw: Regan, Wood, Young, Weinstein, Pizzi, Parker, Rankin, Warren, Markowitz, Sullivan, Schwartz, Pinsky. Third Row: Rabago, Roth, Wilhelm, Sobkov, Millison, Simmons. Mills, Thomson, Schuiz, Salvo, Rudo. the juniors 1. So what if I do have mulberry molars? 2. I can ' t get the -spatula out! 3. I must have missed that demonstration. 4. Have you tried your pants cuff? 5. Not a chance . . . the wind ' s blowing the other way. 6. Forgive us, Doctor Medina, for we ha ' e sinned. -!46 the Juniors 1. I ' d deepen that central sulcus, Pete. 2. Look, Doctor, I ' ve soldered my fingers together! 3. Comrades, tonight we blow up the school! 4. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. 5. The pontics are fine, but the abutments have to go. 6. Yes, we ' ll be real doctors. my the sophomore class CLASS OFFICERS President: Donald Yent Vice-President: Thomas Darrican Secretary: Della Ruth Looper Treasurer: Fred Scholnick Historian: Gene Eng Sergeant at Arms: Loren Maser Student Senate Representatives: Dean Johnson Herbert Wolford The first day back at the B. C. D. S. was one to be remembered and one that brought back many memories of our Freshman year. Being initiated into the basic aspects of physiology and the microbial world of Dr. Shay made us forget most of last year ' s routine except for one thing; the fact that our gastrocnemius muscles began to develop again from our climb to the heights of Mt. Olympus. We recognized all the familiar faces from our previous year, with the exception of three who were missing. Of our instructors, there were two familiar faces among the group — Dr. Oggesen, who kept us at the grind stone solder- ing bridges and looking for crowns and inlays that invariably were lost down the drain or just happened to fly through the air with the greatest of ease into oblivion — Dr. Vanden Bosche who reminded us in operative of the acute line angles that were to be made in the buccal surface. In prosthetic demonstrations we waited in vain for the glass-top table that was supposed to be ordered so that we would not miss a single point concerning the set up. Of course, we can ' t for- get the exasperating moment, which continued into hours when we tried to cannulate the carotid artery of man ' s best friend. Most of us will admit that we increased our knowledge of the dental world by listening to the speeches of fellow students, anticipating the time when we would be temporary dentists with a ast amount of knowledge to deliver to our fellow man. True, our first year at the B. C. D. S. was never to be forgotten and the same can be said of our Sophomore year — a year in which we got a taste of the world of dentistry, and one in which we looked forward to leaving our brown lab jackets to don the white coats as members of the junior class. •148(. I ' .- 4 ■ -) ■ V t I ! - ••%  ■?. ,-- i J First Roll ' : Carew, Carter, Hansen, Eng, Katz, Landino, Klioze, Kolker, Collins, Irwin, Goldstone, Goren. Second Row: Finagin, Hernandez-Vales, C. King, Gallagher, Jennette, Koenigsberg, D. King, Benneyan, Caplan, Flush, Fleishman, Burt, Chambers, Jacobson, Geczik. Thiid Row: Kraft, DeSantis, Darrigan, Costabile, Foxman, Blumson, Hyatt, Johnson, Bimestefer, Beimler, Ladd, Krupinsky, Griswold, Fine, Friedman. the sophomores First Roiv: Yent, Womer, Millison, Picker, Pentzer, Tinter, Quinlan, Cooper, Probst, Reddish, Mullins. Second Row: Sakiewicz, Rose, Toman, Rosengarden, Oatis, Vazzana, White, Shaffer, Samuel, Nuckols, Wiesenbaugh. P. Welch. Third Row: Siegendorf, Newman, Scholnick, Reeber, Strong, Rubinstein, Staubach, Rasczewski, Richo, Spire, Maser, Landsman, Soliday, F. Welch. HP i  1 r E H ET LJ .-• nm. the sophomores 1. Dior does accentuate curves, but we stress parallel walls! 2. Go get about 5 cc. of that adrenalin. 3. How can we be two months behind? We ' ve only been in school two weeks. 4. Gas! Gas! Gas! This school is full of gas! 3. Four cool and one cold cats. 6. So I sez to dis goil . . . {50 Y the sophomores 1. So who is this guy Ibid? 2. Youse guys think you got troubles? Wait till next year. 3. You must be ambidextrous. You ' re just as bad with your right as you are with your left. 4. Hurry up. Six Eyes. It ' s lunch time. 5. ... and ten cases have been recorded in the literature. 6. ' Who did you say was the senior who extracted a tooth with a silver point? iblY the freshman class CLASS OFFICERS President: John Patterson Vice-President: Jack Savoia Secretary: John Hackett Treasurer: David Mincey Student Senate Representatives: Gary Gold Wayne O ' Roark Dental School — an oasis virtually isolated from the rest of the hustle and bustle of the city around it. One hun- dred men have met to embark upon an endeavor, both individual and collective, which will determine their future lives. A convergence of different backgrounds and characteristic accents well describes the Freshman Class. Orientation brought many strange and intriguing experiences. On our first day we learned of a new law of physics — Aisenberg ' s Gas Law. With a deluge of boxes and bags containing various non descript equipment came the iirst Green Hornet Gang. We, the Class of 1964, can lay claim to two other firsts — the first beginning class to have use of the new and mod- ern Baltimore Union and the equally new and impressive Health Sciences Library. In a world of our own, among police dog patrols and ambulance and fire sirens, we attempted to settle down and decipher some of the multitudes of new situations and activities. At times, it seemed as though our feet could ha ' e done a better job than our hands in the dental materials laboratory. Would some one kindly tell us who posted the first Anatomy examination grades on the freshman locker room bulletin board. ' . ' ' The second semester introduced us to the dentition of the narwhale and a completely foreign language of such as the mesial angle is actually the point of junction of labio-mesial, linguo-mesial line angles, and the incisal surface, with the lingual surface forming a lingual fossa bordered by the mesial, distal, and incisal ridges and traversed by the lingual de- velopmental lines from the cingulum ?? ! ! Despite all circumstances we did manage to acquire a certain amount of knowledge during our first year. i ff [ first Row: Gold, Handelman, Dalinsky, Abelson, Baccala, Himelfarb, Herrman, Goldbach, Foulke, Finifter, Fox, Grussmark, Freiler. Second Row: Fennelly, Corey, Feldman, Gigliotti, Hilkene, Hall, Chambers, Chaput, Carlotti, Benoit, Beauvais, Jonas, Jaeger, Brice. Third Row: Fraser, Hogan, Hackett, Guglielmo, Gaudio, Hunt, Bloum, Cognata, Bovedaros, Emerson, Early, Blaustein. the freshmen First Rotr: Mincey, Raksin, Youngman, Rosenberg, Ponce, Lamb, Peterson, Levine, Herrick, J. Taragin. Wershba, Savoia, Wycall, Rayne, White. Second Row: Walsh, Veith, May, Proulx, Simes, H. Taragin, Jordan, Mclnnis. Maloof, Sargent, Swain, Spink, Schatz, Klair, Kirk, Mitzell. Third Rotr: Ressin, Toomey, Parr, Todd, Taylor, Plies, Nemes, Patterson, W. Miller, Legum, I. Miller, ORoark, Spiro, Ousborne. Padousis, Guard. the freshmen 1. As the intensity of the heat rises, notice that the desk will collapse. 2. You ' re kidding. Are we really on Candid Camera? 3. I can ' t think without my chalk. 4. He was a freshman last year. 5. Don ' t be bashful; take your bottle and go! 6. Tiny, isn ' t it? -(54:- the freshmen 1. Die! Die! Die! 2. Hmm, C — , you ' re improving! 3. We have established the fact that he is dead. 4. I thini I made a big mistake. 5. If you ' re going to respond like that, I won ' t tell any more jokes. 6. Gee, and my N ife worked so hard on it. is5y Doctor, mpv i «rve An order FORoxvGEn? ■{56 1- mf x CLUB A the mirror staff ::n:| ■ r ' irH ■ Hi 1 [ B y-| M i ir9i 1 1 -i r f 1 1 I Ifl lr B if- k %j 1 1 1 1 n 2 Hi -.■.:.«fc-._,.. - - jpiplj j u 1 1 b 1 H G. P. H. FoLiiv, Advisor EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Antone T. Oliveira Art Editor Richard Grouse D , h CJ-, IJ ' CK E. LiLLER fho oerapljy tdi ors r a r J James E. Andrews „ , ., (Thomas I. Gavanaugh Senior tidtors t , . ,,, „ (Norton A. Tucker Eeatiire Editor Stanford E. Hamburger Sports Editor Stanley M. Stoller Cover Editor Frank J. Sinnreich Orgdiiizations Editor John G. Goettee BUSINESS STAFF Bi siness Manager Erwin S. Raffel Oliveira, Raffel {58F board of editors Grouse, Tucker, Stoller, Hamburger, Goettee, Liller, Gavanaugh, Andrews. contributors r iil Ran: Axclfod, Tucker, Stoller, Cj aiiaugh, Lilkr, Hamburger, CrDUie. Second Row: Goettee, Goepfrich, Bryans. Third Roiv: Yent, Schunick, Andrews. ■(59 I- gorgas odontological society OFFICERS President Frank J. Sinnreich V ce-Presideiit GEORGE F. BuCHNESS Secretary Lester M. Breen Treasurer Sanford P. Kamezawa Historian Rov M. Naito Sergeant at Arms Thomas J. Cavanaugh First Row: Buchness, Sinnreich, Breen. Second Row: Kamezawa, Cavanaugh, Naito. SFNTORS F:rsl Run : Higel. Grithth, Goepfrich, Goettee, Kaminski, Sumniey, Berman, Bryans, Oliveira, Pahner, Wynne, Raffei, Matzkin. Zakarin, Ryiz. Second Roll ' : Loew, Wasserman, Clark, McCallam, Cavanaugh, Sinnreich, Breen, Teitelbaum. -(601. gorgas odontological society The Gorgas Odontological Society is an honorary scholastic group formed in 1916. It was named in honor of one of the School ' s grad- uates and prominent dental educators, Ferdinand J. S. Gorgas. Membership in the Society may be achieved in either the junior or senior year. Acceptance is based on the premises that certain aca- demic standards have been met in the previous two years and that these standards be maintained following admission into the Society. Monthly meetings afford educational benefits beyond those of the normal school curriculum. At the spring formal each year, the senior members are presented with a key and certificate. JUNIORS First Row: Levy, Bushman, Downes, Charlton, Kline, Glaeser, Apfel, Buchnian. Pinsky, Second Row: Goodreau, Drescher, Johns, Johnson, Gallagher, Salvo, Schulz. -i61 I- student senate OFFICERS President Antone T. Oliveira, Jr. Vice-President Robert R. Parker Secretary . .Donald R. Yent Treasurer Michael C. Matzkin The Student Senate is composed of its elected officers, the president and two representatives from each class, and the Interfraternity Council president. The primary objectives of the Senate are to serve as a liaison between the student body and the faculty; to promote and maintain harmoniouj student-faculty relations; to consider any problems of common interest that may confront the student body and to recommend solutions to them. The contributions of the Senate to the wel- fare of the student body this year have been the establishment of an interest-free loan fund, change of the freshmen lab uniforms to a more acceptable design, Freshmen orientation program, organiza- tion of the student handbook, calendar of events, Student Mixer and class dances, sports program, and participation in the Professional Schools Senate. First Row: Oliveira, Andrews, Parker, Yent, Buchness, Matzkin. Second Row: Thomson, Clark, Patterson, Gold, O ' Roark, Brown, Sinnreich. ■!62F interfraternity council OFFICERS President Lawrence L. Clark Vice-President Erwin S. Raffel Secretary Jack Swann Treasurer Melvin Goldenberg DELEGATES Xi Psi Phi Douglas Bryans Alpha Omega Stanley Stoller Psi Omega Joseph Sullivan Sigma Epsilon Delta Barry Buchman C . The Interfraternity Council is an organization concerned with the activities of the dental fraternities. It is responsible for maintaining effective liaison between the fraternities and the Stu- dent Senate and enforces all regulations that are enumerated in its constitution. The greatest responsibility of the Council is the governing of the annual rush weeks. This year, the weeks were held from February 6 to February 19, and the functions were very successful. The I.F.C. also takes an active part in the sports program of the school. Trophies are awarded to the champions in bowling, basketball, and Softball at the Council ' s sports banquet. There is also an award given by the I.F.C. to the senior, elected by his class, who has con- tributed most to student activities during his four years at the school. Ivrst Row: Swann, Raffel, Goldenberg, Clark. Second Row: Sullivan, Stoller, Buchman, Bryans. -163 1. BOWLING CAPTAINS Maser— ZIP Pistoria — Psi O, Goldenberg — SED Fliss— AO ZIP BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS First Row: Kovack, Kamezawa, Grouse Second Row: Krupinsky, McLaughlin, Maser. A. O. ' s SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS sports As announcement day of 1960 approached and the pitter-patter of httle mallets echoed throughout the clinic floor, A.O. swept the soft- ball crown with six successive victories over S.E.D., Psi O, and ZIP. The season ' s highlight was A.O. ' s come-from-behind 7-6 win over de- fending champion Psi O. This spring A.O. re- turns six seniors, Morris Antonelli, Lester Breen, Arnie Hecht, Arnie Loew, Larry Wynne, and Richard Sachs, to defend its crown. The fall semester opened with I.F.C. Presi- dent, Larry (director of athletics) Clark, heading up the department of physical culture. Except for the athletic feats performed with automatic mallet and lubba dam during clinic hours, fall sports were absent from the curriculum at B.C.D.S. After returning from the Christmas vaca- tion, the B.C.D.S. version of the N.B.A. got under way, with five teams pounding the hard- wood floor every Wednesday night. Paced by McLaughlin, Kamezawa, Crouse, Kovack, Zu- laski, Maser, Webster, and Krupinsky, ZIP re- mained undefeated and captured the 1961 crown. Many thanks to Larry Clark for a job well done as the man in the striped shirt. A.O. sponsored its annual bridge tournament in January, with the team of Lester Breen and Dick Sachs defeating all challengers and emerg- ing as kings of the card sharks. Bowling, the national pastime of the embryo dentists of B.C.D.S., was thrown open to com- petition in January. As this column goes to press, defending champion A.O., sorely missing the services of last year ' s star, Harry B. Levy, has sunk to the doldrums of last place. S.E.D. is leading the league, with ZIP and Psi O close behind. With only half of the season over, none of the teams can be counted out. First Roiv: Loew, AntoiiLlh, IIll.i;, Second Row: Sachs, Breen, Wynne. ■{641- DuriKER REPLLV T-flKES CARE OF T-HOSE CL(1S5 HL FOILS in -MIS WOUTM ! -165 Sigma epsilon delta EPSILON CHAPTER Founded at New York University, 1907 First Row: Matzkin, Buchman, Goldenberg. Kroopnick. Second Rotv: Kaplan, Love. OFFICERS President Melvin Goldenberg Treasurer Ralph Kroopnick Chaplain Barry Buchman Inner Guard Douglas Kaplan Secretary Sol Love Outer Guard Michael Matzkin VirsI Row: Matzkin, Buchman. Kroopnick, Love, Goldenberg. Second Row: Landsman, Goren, Rubinstein, Govrin, Siegler, Kaplan. -{66f -!67f psi omega ALPHA CHAPTER Founded at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, 1892. First Row: Streeter, Sullivan, Swann, Windeler. Second Row: Dickson, Robinson, Rockefeller, Summey. OFFICERS Grand Master. ]unior Master. Secretary Treasurer Pledge Master. John H. Swann . .Joseph A. Sullivan .Arthur H. Streeter . . .John F. Robinson . .George B. Towson Editor William H. Dickson Historian Joseph Pistoria House Manager A. Stewart Windeler Social Chairman Donald M. Tilghman Firsl Ruu: Dickson, Rus-idu. liowcn, 1 ilt;liiii.in. Muiicy, Windclci, Plicl(is, Clcndcnin. Hollinaii, jMinimc-y. Kuckctcllci. S« ann, lintci. Toman. Second Row: Geczik, Bimestefer, Doetzer, Johnson, Hernandez- Vales, White, Shaffer, Gallagher, Probst, Oatis, Yent, Womer, Wolford, Taft. Third Row: Downes, Finagin, Ladd, Soliday, Towson. Pistoria, Snyder, McCallum, Drescher, Hackney, Boland, Higel, Taylor, Sullivan. iwy •{69! alpha omega ZETA MU CHAPTER Founded at the University of Maryland, 1907 First Roil ' : Renbauin, Israel. Rafiel, Stoller. Second Row: Teitelbaum, Blum, Antonelli. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer . Erwin S. Raffel .Stanley M. Stoller . . .Ronald H. Israel . .Malcolm Renbaum . .Sidney Markowitz OFFICERS Chaplain Morris Antonelli Historian Paul I. Teitelbaum Sergeant at Arms Joseph D. Mechanick House Manager Samuel Blum  « - ' . . ■ M v ' lr SiiplK-r, HclIu, i ' liss, Mc-Llndick, K. 1 riLilni.in, lIiw .lit . I ' .iIIlii, Luwell. Kline. Second Row: Levy, Trager, Gross, Walien, Zakarin. Apter, Berman, Stoller. Raffel, Israel, Siegel, Schunick, Meyers, Wynne. Third Rolf: Wood, Weinstein, Pinsky, Rudo, Tucker. Rankin, Pertnoy. Gordon. Katz. Apfel. Blumson, Rubin, Sachs, Axelrod. Fourtly Row: N. Friedman, Hamburger. Foxman, Rose. Hyatt, Fine, Reeber, Burt. L. Friedman. Caplan. Siegendorf, Samuel. Jacobson. 170 1- -171 I- xi psi phi ETA CHAPTER Founded at the University of Michigan, 1889 First Row: Sullivan, Bryans, Clark, Liller. Second Row: Webster, Darrigan, Romeo, Gallerani, Kamezawa, Zulaski. President Lawrence L. Clark Vice-President Douglas A. Bryans Secretary Dennis M. Sullivan Treasurer Jack E. Liller Co-Historians . ()Sanford K. Kamezawa [Lawrence A. Gallerani Sergeant at Arms John F. Zulaksi Chief Herald Donald A. Romeo 1 ; :m First Row: Doherty, Myatt, Marchesani, McLaughlin, Rosa, Brown, Meier, Zulaski. Second Row: Andrews, Jones, Johnson, Pizzi, Romeo, Charlton, Clark, Bryans, Regan, Liller, Marrone, Furtado, Parker, Ryiz. Third Rotr: Buchetto, Bushman, Warson, Naito, Gallerani, Kolakowski, Barnes, Gable, Griswold, Eng, C. King, Fourth Row: Buchness, Roth, Trabulsy, Richo, Darrigan, Albertini, P. Welch, D. King, Crouse, Girotti, Wildman, Webster, Wiesenbaugh. ■!72h 473 -HonEST DoCTOl 1 -am -f LUERGlC TO DEVELOPine SOLUTIOn -!74). v HAT DO HER. TONSILS LOOK LIKE ? m I AM THE ' MaST£R: ' ft These hamhcd roi - JiCfiUlliEMCM ' rS ATtE. ffAKPCR OKI ME 7- AM f Dff. A IaU HLIN cam T K£ i vE you DoNe j ' ? re  5 ? Yii Mi diagnosis niff Hello, Student Union ? Send over another pot of coffee. Diagnosis has an orthodonture pa tient for a freshman. r yfim - ' g . I swear I ' ve seen you at Sweeney ' s. roentgenology It ' s no laughing matter ! I took ten full series before I realized that the unit wasn ' t plugged in! Well, a cone cut is better than no pictures at all ! -|77h operative Under dam lie polident man. Ole, the bullfight she begins at one. I always smile when I get mad. ■{7B}- dentistry I don ' t care how good it is, I ' m not checking anything off today. I thought that I heard three taps, Mister Zakarin. But, Doctor, I didn ' t have my hght on. I f B ' pj . ' :J Mi 1% oral Eureka! Another positive culture! No, Mr. Siegel, you can ' t do a gingivectomy on the uvula ! Do we have a zephiran or an alcohol flavored point this week? -180). pedodontics Dramatics will get you nowhere. Doug, Doug, wake up for the picture ! ■(81!. crown and bridge Yes, Garge, we all crave butter- milk at times. Don t wolly, Sanford. Wan I com to dis countly 25 year go, I have tellific accent too ! You ' ve probably got water in your carburetor. -182 1 surgery Of course I ' m using muvracaine ! Hmm — so you ' ve heard of me West of the Mississippi too? Try elevating the chair, Doctor. is3y prosthetics Good Grief! There goes my class ring! Next time we ' ll leave out the tonsils. I did lower the uppers and raise the lowers. iSiy prosthetics It ' s not important that they fit. They look good! ?§i RESH I know that pineapple juice is good, but I ' ll still take a coke. I ' m interested in this case. I ' ve never seen a fifteen tooth partial. -185}- orthodontics An interesting case ! However, too long for a Junior, too short for a Senior to complete. Well I ' ll be darn, the mandible is missing! But he does have a nice face. Doctor. -|86f ' - T- ( n A S. l s: L-,l l-W Vi i i M ' Gee Pi5to, I cfln ' T see v wat THE -loSE HAS flGflinST VOU EITflER.. ' L-flOY, I ' m SURE WE ' LL +lflVE no TROUBLE FinDinG fl STUDEDT TO FIX VOUR. TEETH. ■(88). classified ads Practice for Sale Active practice for sal e. Buyer may occupy after June 10. Excellent location — chair 54, between 53 and 55. Practice grossed 3,964 points last year. Owner will remain to introduce patients. Highest quality operator preferred. All modern equipment. Newest American Modulator cabinets. Excellent office staff thoroughly trained in all phases of rules and procedures. Operator has a clear view of all approaching instructors from this strategic vantage point. For information write to Ginger Vitis Dentistry College. ATTENTION COLLEGE SENIORS: I am looking for 100 ambitious young men contemplating a luxurious career in dentistry. Excellent training facilities. $35,000.00 a year while learning. Chairside assistant and personal lab tech- nician furnished. Excellent recreational facilities for after-hours. Olympic-sized pool located on rooftop solarium. Steam rooms and gymnasium available. Massage rooms staffed by Baron Rhinehart and Company. For further information contact The Bell Captain, B.C.D.S. Hilton. Available June 10 One Dental Student ' s survival kit. Kit includes the following items: 1 automatic mallet, with rear view mirror, 35 lbs. of extra cohesive foil, 18 qts. of triangular bar glue, 3 doz. parotid duct plugs, 4 jars of amalgloss, 150 cc of Dilantin for shy gingival margins, 1 Thermo-Fax copying machine for mass production of crib sheets, 1 endodontics kit for gold foil enthusiasts, 1 text on Periodontal Rehabilitation for rubber dam enthusiasts, 1 Dr. Dosh or Dr. Diaz (choice optional). Price reasonable. Contact Number 28, Seniors Class, B.C.D.S. Attention: Barbers, Bootblacks and Butchers Special purchase can be made of 485 -% length nearly white gowns. Ideal for barber with a low-class clientele. Available in assorted sizes, shapes and names. Buy in quantity and save! 194 tan shoemaker type wrap around frocks. Preworn, dirty and stained. Ideal for bootblacks who are not particular. 194 full-length white gowns — only slightly tainted by the odor of not too well preserved cadavers. Ideal for butchers. If odor is objectionable, will include 194 8-oz. bottles of oil of wintergreen. Write: Sheer ' s Dental Supplies 619 W. Lombard St. Baltimore, Md. -!89V I ' d be perfecllij v illln to accept that as paj ment, niiss — but I think I ' d have to check it out with Dr. rTledina. t ' ' ,v 1 don ' t knov what thejj ' re goin to do v ith him Hobody needs amj more operative majjbe someone can ct a pathology out of him. ' ■(90F classified ads (cont.) Attention Gold Foil Operators: Exceptional buy. Available on or after June 10. The following items: 97 automtaic mallets (points included) 97 Weston ' s assistants, 97 alcohol lamps and annealing trays, 34561 2 yds. rubber dam (assorted thicknesses), 97 rubber dam punches and forceps (clamps included). Write Dr. Farina, B.C.D.S. Senior Class Representative, Baltimore, Md. (Would be interested in trading for 100 lbs. of submarine amalgam.) Attention Incoming Freshmen: To equip you with the latest and necessary dental equipment, we present to you our special introductory offer. 97 Buffalo burners, 97 heavy-grated files, 97 blow torches, 97 Boley gauges, 194 boxes of black compound, 97 coping saws, 97 boxes of occlusal indicator wax, 97 double boilers, 97 ready-made finger impressions. Must sell. Owners are leaving to specialize. Contact The Useful Dental Supply, Baltimore, Md. ODE TO A FOIL I think that I shall never see A foil as lovely as a class III. A foil with margins that are not shy, Even the Hose will breathe a sigh. Surfaces so smuuth and with no pits, The powers that be will all have fits. Finish so glossy, contour well rounded. There may be doubt that it was pounded. But the patient knows, bless his throbbing head. For many ' s the time he wished he were dead. You see, once it fell out, though it now rests true. Thanks to the foil-plugger ' s friend, good ol ' Elmer ' s glue. F. Scott Fitzfoilie -1911- in appreciation The Senior Class wishes to express its appreciation to these members of the faculty: Dr. Biddix Dr. Cappuccio Dr. Diaz Dr. Dosh Prof. Foley Dr. Giardina Dr. Hahn Dr. Klein Dr. Medina Dr. Oggesen Dr. Preis Dr. Ramsey Dr. Smith Prof. Thompson Dr. Vanden Bosche Dr. Veltre Dr. Wright Dr. Yent In ' 57 our freshman year, Filled with anxiety and even fear We matriculated at this institution And began our dental education. As juniors we looked forward with anticipation To our first patient and first preparation. Patients were scarce, you will remember; Few men had their share before December. Our first actual contact with dentistry Was presented by Doctor Ramsey. Anatomy was taught by Thompson and Ffahn Across the street in the old barn. We were proud of a couple of men named Joe. Of course, we ' re referring to Biddix and Cappuccio. To these two men we express our gratitude For bolstering our egos and helping our attitude. For biochem we had a man Known to all as old Doctor Van. We shall always remember our freshman days And remember those men for their kind ways. As sophomores we were glad to see More emphasis placed on dentistry. In crown and bridge we had some fun Thanks to the efforts of Doctor Oggesen. Some of the more enjoyable time was spent Talking to Smith and Klein and Yent, And through the year it was rather nice To be instructed by men such as Veltre and Preis. As seniors we set out with requirements in mind And tried our best not to fall behind. Foils and bridges and inlays were produced And slowly but surely our requirements were reduced. To Mr. Foley we owe our respect; He helped to shape our intellect. For the speeches made and papers recorded We, in future years, shall be rewarded. Working in prosthetics was a delight Because of the helpfulness of Ramsey and Wright. For fairness no one surpassed Jose Medina; The godsend in pedo was Joe Giardina. No doubt sophomore year was tough. The labs were long and exams were rough. But its merits were not reahzed until We entered the clinic and discovered our skill. We seniors hope that every class has Men humble as Dosh and Diaz. The feeling is prevalent throughout our ranks That all these men deserve our sincerest thanks. i zy superlatives Achin — Baldest Alban — Most authoritative Antonelli — Most innocent looking Berman — Best pharmacist Boland — Wittiest Breen — Tallest Brown — Most likely not to teach school Bryans — Best dresser Buchness — Oldest Carmosino — Biggest spaghetti bender Cavanaugh — Biggest Irishman Clark — Biggest fraternity pusher Grouse — Most artistic Darke — Most considerate Doheny — Shyest Doherty — Biggest pool shark Dunker — Most professional Fitzgerald — Best crown and bridge man Fliss r Most emcient team roer Furtado — Most popular Girotti — Proudest poppa Goepfrich — Best vampire Goettee — Hardest worker Goldenberg — Most thoughtful (Kroopnick) Griffith — Biggest rebel Gross — Most conservative Hamburger — Biggest money merchant Hecht — Handsomest Higel — Biggest Florida booster Hoffman — Happiest Hurdle — Most patient lacovelli — Most eligible bachelor Israel — Most patriotic Kagey — Most relaxed Kamezawa — Best athlete Kaminski — Calmest Kaplan — Best debater Keary — Biggest hustler Kolakowski — Most reserved Kovack — Best bartender Kroopnick — Most thoughtful (Goldenberg) Lattanzi — Biggest Yankee Liller — Most congenial Loew — Youngest Love — Laziest McCallum — Best personality McLaughlin — Thinnest Marchesani — Most prolific Marrone — Quietest Martin — Most satirical Mason — Best golfer Matzkin — Most enthusiastic about oral surgery Meier — Best smile Meyers — Most likely to become dean Morley — Biggest apple polisher Myatt — Best hockey player Naito — Biggest pineapple juice drinker Oliveira — Biggest politician Palmer — Best musician Pere — Biggest ladies ' man Perlmutter — Most excitable Phelps — Most graceful Pistoria — Best prosthodontist Raflfel — Best businessman Renbaum — Most inquisitive Robinson — Happiest to graduate Rockefeller — Noisiest Rosa — Most good natured Rosado — Speediest Rudo — Best beatnick Ryiz — Biggest chatterbox Sachs — Best oral pathologist (Zakarin) Sawyer — Biggest threat to Webster and Thorndyke Siegel — Best operator Sinnreich — Best laugh Slan — Most tired of commuting Snyder — Sleepiest Steig — Best attitude Stoller — Biggest heckler Streeter — Shortest Sullivan — Biggest complainer Summey — Craftiest Swann — Most cooperative Taft — Fattest Taylor — Most unusual expressions Teitelbaum — Friendliest Tilghman — Most likely to reduce Towson — Most likely to be seen at Ruth ' s Tucker — Most likely to remain a bachelor Wallen — Most gassed Wasserman — Most famous name Windeler — Most independent Witherspoon — Most patient with automobiles Wynne — Biggest party boy Zakarin — Best oral pathologist (Sachs) Zulaski — Biggest class cutter -!93h 1. Geb Buchness 2. Deborah Ann Clark 3. Tom and Sharon Cavanaugh 4. Toby and Mardi Taft 5. Paul Renbaum 6. Carol Ann Kagey 7. Harold Herbert Witherspoon 8. Lisa Dow Summey 9. Stuart Michael Perlmutter 10. Ted and Kim Keary 1 1 . Martha Ann Furtado 12. Louis Edward Taylor 13. Jack, Joe, and Judy Marchesani 14. Steven and Janean Dunker 1. Lisa Morley 6. Holly and Charles Sullivan 11. George and Cindy Lou Towson 2. Debbie and Billy Fitzgerald 7. Mary Pat Robinson 12. Christopher A. Darke 3. Amanda Ann Palmer 8. Bobby Meier 13. Cynthia Marie Girotti 4. Kim and Dana LiUer 9. Helen Beth Love 14. Barry Lee and Charles Joel Foer 5. Brynn Maria Berman 10. Diane and Donna Grouse memory corner 1. There must be some more advantages to the rubber dam. 7. 2. Cut it a httle to the mesial, Mark. 8. 3. I wish Bob was here. 9. 4. Dot ' ll be zix dollars for ten hours. 5. Oh where, oh where can my patient be? 10. 6. Please, boys, no autographs. 11. H96 Caught without a rubber dam. . . . and they said whales couldn ' t do dentistry. You say that the meiso-labio-incisal angle of your upper right lateral isn ' t contoured properly, Bub. ' I wonder how Poao is doine. No fire. Just fumigating. senior Achin, Paul Wilfred 85 Arnold Rd., North Attleboro, Mass. Alban, Earl Robert, Jr 8210 Jeffers Circle, Towson 4, Md. Antonelli, Morris 11304 Newport Mill Rd., Kensington, Md. Berman, Gilbert Samuel 5301 Fairlawn Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Boland, Cecil Samuel 26 Market Space, Annapolis, Md. Breen, Lester Malcolm 1535 Fordham Ct., N. E., Atlanta 6, Ga. Brown, Donald Acker Michael. . . .4213 70 Ave., Landover Hills, Md. Bryans, Douglas A Chapin Rd., Hampden, Mass. Buchness, George Franklin. . . .227 Newburg Ave., Baltimore 28, Md. Carmosino, Richard Mario 8 Lee Hill Rd.. Roslindale, Mass. Cavanaugh, Thomas J 812 LTniversity Blvd. E., Silver Spring, Md. Clark, Lawrence L 2 N. Pelham Ave., Longport, N. J, Grouse, James Richard Hagerstown, Md. Darke, B. H 472 Riverside St., Dracut, Mass. Doheny, William Lawrence 66 Malcolm St., Hamden 14, Conn. Doherty, Edward Cornelius 22 Wolcott St;, Everett 49, Mass. Dunker, Marlin Duane 1247 Owen Brown Rd., EUicott City, Md. Fitzgerald, William D 9 D St., Whitinsville, Mass. Fliss, Sheldon Donald. .6005 Eastern Ave., N.E., Washington 11, D. C. Foer, Richard Arnold 7519 12th St., N.W., Washington. D. C. Furtado, Joseph E 23 Queen Ave., West Warwick, R. L Girotti, William J 75 Angeline St., West Springfield, Mass. Goepfrich, Raymond E R. D. 1, Marietta, Pa. Goettee, John G., Jr 113 Enfield Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Goldenberg, Melvin 330 Washington St., Hempstead, N. Y. Griffith, Aaron Rufus, Jr P. O. Box 252, Orangeburg, S. C. Gross, Sheldon Gross 782 Dickinson St., Springfield 8, Mass. Hamburger, Stanford Edgar. . . .4116 Fernhill Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Hecht, Arnold 1131 West Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. Higel, Ronald Wesley Bo. 243, Venice, Fla. Hoffman, William Paul, Jr.. . 1733 Kalmia Rd., Washington 12, D. C. Hurdle, Edward Allen, Jr 1444 Winston Ave., Baltimore 12, Md. lacovelli, Patrick F., Jr 27 East St., Milford, Mass. Israel, Ronald Howard 2903 Rockwood Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Kagey, Alvin Wesley 4203 Bunker Hill Rd., Brentwood, Md. Kamezawa, Sanford Katsumi. . .P. O. Box 1426, Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii Kaminski. Stanley Paul 41 Christie Ave., Clifton, N. J. Kaplan, Douglas 133 East Cedar L::ne, Teaneck, N. J. Keary, George T 176 Main St., Waltham, Mass. Kolakowski, Michael Edward, Jr.. . .507 So. 47 St., Baltimore 24, Md. Kovack, Robert George 405 Avenel Street, Avenel, N. J. Kroopnick, Ralph Leonard 137 Edgewood St., Hartford, Conn. Lattanzi, Robert Maurice. . . .246 Columbus Ave.. New Haven, Conn. LiUer, Jack E Oakland, Md. Loew, Arnold 1 1291 N.E. 214 St., North Miami, Fla. Love, Sol B 2223 Westview Drive, Silver Spring. Md. Marchesani, Joseph Robert 135 Hartner Ave., Somerdale, N. J. directory Marrone, Richard Madison 608 Fairview Ave., Frederick. Md. Martin, Alan J 1840 Hibiscus Drive, North Miami, Fla. Mason, Robert Cameron 808 Walnut St., Pocomoke City, Md. Matzkin, Michael Charles 80 Herkimer St., Waterbury, Conn. McCallum, Edward Sailers Box 83, EUoree, S. C. McLaughlin, William Edward. .44 Kenwood Rd., Garden City, N. Y. Meier, Robert Francis 9327 219th St., Queens Village 28, N. Y. Meyers, Marc J 624 S. Fremont Ave., Baltimore 30, Md. Morley, Ronald Britten. .Continental Village, R. D. 3, Peekskill, N. Y. Myatt, Clarence John 63 Edgemere Rd., Quincy, Mass. Naito. Roy M P. O. Box 296, Koholo, Hawaii Oliveira, Antone Travers, Jr 520 County St. Seekonk, Mass. Palmer, James Edward 916 East 36 St., Baltimore 18, Md. Pere, David Bertram 531 West 49 St., Miami Beach, Fla. Perlmutter, Albert 6 West Selden St., Mattapan 26, Mass. Phelps, Garr Thomas 2815 Ashland Ave., Latonia. Ky. Pistoria, Joseph Michael 1279 Clinton Ave., In ' ington 11, N. J. RafFel, Erwin Stuart 4009 Labyrinth Rd., Baltimore, Md, Renbaum, Malcolm Sidney 3309 Pinkney Rd.. Baltimore 15, Md. Robinson, John F 929 St. Dunstans Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Rockefeller, William Otis 218 Glen Ave., Port Chester, N. Y. Rosa, Theodore Almada 1418 Juliana St., Alexandria, Va. Rosado, Victor A P. O. Box 361, San German, Puerto Rico Rudo, David Neuman 440 Maine Ave., Baltimore 7, Md. Ryiz, Peter Paul 163 Bassett St., New Britain, Conn. Sachs, Richard Daniel 1881 S.W. I4th St., Miami. Fla. Sawyer, Hershel G Box 146, Anawalt, W. Va. Siegel, Robert S 2536 Oswego Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Sinnreich, Frank Joseph, Jr.. .2703 Evergreen Ave., Baltimore 14, Md. Slan, Melvin J 2410 East West Highway, Silver Spring, Md. Snyder, Louis E 1306 Locust Ave., Huntsville, Ala. Steig, James M 1620 Bay Rd., Miami Beach, Fla. Stoller, Stanley M 2554 Oswego Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Streeter, Arthur Hein 7900 Altavan Ave., Los Angeles 45, Calif. Sullivan, Joseph A 3400 S.W. 75th Ave., Miami, Fla. Sunimey, Brett Taylor West Jefferson, N. C. Swann, John H 3128 Harview Ave., Baltimore 14, Md. Taft, Jerry Dale Box 183, Metaline, Wash. Taylor, Bill Edward 125 South Hill St.. Hobart, Okla. Teitelbaum, Paul Irvin 2816 Cheswolde Rd.. Baltimore 9. Md. Tilghman, Donald Matthews. . . .801 Market St., Pocomoke City. Md. Towson, George B 2907 Dundalk Ave.. Baltimore 22, Md. Tucker, Norton Allen 702 Bayfield St., Takoma Park 12, Md. Wallen, Nils Glick 217 East Pine Ave., Wildwood. N. J. Wasserman. Frederic J 120 N.E. 60th St., Miami, Fla. Windeler. Alfred Stewart 35 Winding Way, Madison, N. J. Witherspoon. William Herbert 1506 Wood St., Pittsburgh 21. Pa. Wynne, Larry E 542 North Adams St.. Quincy. Fla. Zakarin, Stanley Leonard. .110 So. Prospect Drive. Coral Gables. Fla. Zulaski, John Francis 43 Brookside Ave., Torrington, Conn. Sincere Wishes for Success to the Class of 1961 Xuinen B. Beni( n (Established 1856) Dental Supplies and Equipment 709 North Howard Street BALTIMORE 1, MARYLAND Serving you has been a pleasure May we continue throughout the coming years? HOWARD R. SHEELY, III College Representative 98f SAratoga 7-4238 Cl e I e ' L 701 Cathedral Street BALTIMORE 1, MD. Congratulations to Class of ' 61 FOX CHEVROLET 2020 Hanover Street PL 2-4994 EXCELLENT DINNERS SERVED ALWAYS At The AMBASSADOR Restaurant BALTIMORE DENTAL LABORATORY, Inc. Quality and Technical Accuracy Assured Quantized Ticonium Laboratory THOMAS H. INMAN G. STANLEY WILLIAMS CHARLES E. KEPNER SA 7-6238 — 7-6239 221 N. Paca St. Baltimore 1, Md. With the Compliments of HYNSON, WESTCOTT DUNNING • Charles and Chase Streets BALTIMORE, MARYLAND BEST WISHES from HENDLER ICE CREAM CO. 99)- R O O NE Y Dental Laboratory, Inc 7 ' For CONSISTENT SATISFACTION VE 7-8033 - 8034 857 N. 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Z W j HOTELS ' m oa md ttvM BALTIMORE 3, MARYLAND j Sffl ADVERTISERS ENGRAVING COMPANY ARTISTS - ENGRAVERS CATALOG ILLUSTRATORS INDUSTRIAL BUILDING 501509 E PRESTON ST BALTIMORE. MD. 1?tepkom MUlbcRRV 2357-2358 3 '  '  e- oyurown- i I lomsoii oiupav INCORPORATED PRINTERS • STATIONERS 718 Main Street • • Lynchburg, Virginia -(109l 2 Outstanding Contributions to Dental Education and Practice COLUMBIA BROWN DENTOFORMS ATTACHMENTS rROM a humble start 40 years 1 ago Columbia Den+oforms have qROWN Precision Attachments D have been used successfully played an Increasingly impor+ant since 1920, when patents were role in dental education. Today granted to their inventor, Dr. 1. every dental student in the United Brown. This event followed by only States and Canada cuts his first a few years the impetus that Dr. teeth on Dentoforms, for we supply Herman Chayes gave to the ad- Dentoforms to every dental college vance in removable restorations by in the U. S. and Canada and to the introduction of the precision many in other lands. attachment. In these 40 years there have So simple, yet so effective and been many improvements and ad- practical are the design and me- ditions to Dentoforms to meet the chanical principles employed In ever more exacting demands of Brown Attachments, that they have teachers. Today, Dentoforms num- defied every effort to improve ber more than a thousand and upon them for 40 years. Except for present conditions the student will the addition of the proximal con- encounter In practice. And In tact, to give the convenience of graduate years, Dentoforms con- a built-in proximal contact, no tinue to help clinicians in postgrad- change in design has been made. uate education and to help the The sizes of the Brown Attachments busy practitioner In his endless task made today are identical with of patient-education by showing those made 40 years ago — a com- the better dentistry he seeks to forting thought, if replacement give. parts are required. COLUMBIA DENTOFORM CORPORATION The House of A Th and Home of Brown Precis ousand Models Ion Attachments 131 EAST 23rd STREET NEW YORK 10, N. Y. ■{ noy CONGRATULATIONS . . . 1961 DENTAL GRADUATES If FLORIDA is in your future, you are invited to call on the organization which for 55 years has served the Profes- sion of this great state in a helpful, friendly, dependable manner. ANDERSON ' S is qualified to oifer you the most up-to-the-minute . . . . Location information . Office architectural service . Financing . Equipment . 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