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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1963 volume:

Af ' iD ecu Fn ' rr% -i M JgyiAI SUQ ROOM MARYLAND COLLECTiO DEi ' TlSTRY The MIRROR 1963 Published by THE ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH STUDENT BODY of the JSaltimore College of Dental Surgery DENTAL SCHOOL, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Robi:rt p. Fleishman, Editor M. Patrick Hogan, Business Manager jUteucient of the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND DR. WILSON H. ELKINS of the BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY DENTAL SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND MYRON S. AISENBERG D.D.S., F.A.C.D. •{2} 3. arewe Myron S. Aisenberg 3 60.14, 1953-1963 Mirabile visu! What a transformation — for 1 remember addressing you on Freshman Orien- tation Day. You then appeared as frightened undergrads. Now, you have acquired poise, dig- nity, and stature. Throughout your four years here, you have labored long and hard. This is the process of molding you into a finished product so that you may take your rightful place as a member of one of the health professions. Your curriculum was lengthy and full. Yet. when comparing your education with that of 41 years ago, we note that tremendous changes have occurred: new discoveries, new materials, new techniques, new equipment, high speeds, the anti- biotics, and the st ressing of basic sciences and research. You are fortunate to have been edu- cated in this rapidly changing era. It is always hazardous to predict the future — and I remind you to be prepared. For you are now enrolled in a life-long school to continue keeping pace with the new. Do not let your- selves sink into obsolescence. Being prepared means a brilliant future. You are my last graduating class. It was a pleasure to have known you. My heartiest con- gratulations and blessings to all of you. M. S. Aisenberg Professor of General and Oral Pathology Past President, Maryland State Dental Association Past President, American Academy of Oral Pathology Past President, American Board of Oral Pathology Member of Omicron Kappa Upsilon and Sigma Xi Fellow of the American College of Dentists Honorary Member of American Academy of Dental Medicine Recipient of Fones Award Alpha Omega Award; Sword of Hope =J edi tii icauon E. G. VANDEN BOSCHE Professor of Biochemistry To those who have known him, he is the personification of dignity, honor, and professional attitude. We grew to love and respect him for his impartiality, integrity, friendliness, and warm interest in each student. The devotion which he manifests toward his work, to the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, and to the student is truly admirable. It is in a spirit of gratitude and hope that our dental careers will reflect his inspiration that the Class of 1963 dedicates its yearbook to Dr. E. G. Vanden Bosche ■(4} ctcuitu H5F rdjepaAvnent of Kyperative r Dentistri Jose Diaz. Yam-Hin Louie, Calvin Gaver Frank Veltre, David Heese, Hugh Clement Jose Medina, Head of Depdiiment William Bowen, Frank Mastrola, Sterrett Beaven Edmond Vanden Bosche, Melvin Jagielski vipciptmen t Of yral f V ledici icine Michael Doran, Charles Pridgeon, {Head of Department) Irving Abramson, Philip NoRRis -161- 2), m h vparimen t of erLjentai f rostkesis Stanley Dosh, Peter Lu, Glenn Steele, Walter Oggesen Grayson Gaver. Head of Prosthetics Depdrtment Ernest Nuttall, Head of Crown and Bridge Department Earle Watson, Ralph Gordon, Francis Kirchner David Willer. Marvin Graham (Not pictured: George Yent) 2 , m h vparimen t Of vyrtnodonucS William Kress Kyrle Preis, Head of Department Daniel Shehan Paul Deems Robert Swtnehart 2). r h eparlmen it ot nutomu Frank Sinnreich, Myron Sachs William Hahn, Hedd of Department Charles Loveman, George Piavis rJDepafim.en t of J istoioau cfDepartment of f atkoioau Sue-ning Barry, Vincent Provenza (Head of Department ) , Marija Duda Alvin Gardner, Walter Granruth (Not pictured: Alvin Aisenberg) djepurtmen L of I nusiotoqu Leah Staling, John White (Head of Department) (Not pictured: Burton Pollack, Roderick Shipley. Jerome Buxbaum) Donald Shay (Head of Depiirtmeiil ) Earl Becker 2). fj epa ritn en F t, eparLmen I oP i Slochemisti ' u Martin Morris, E. G. Vanden Bosche (Head of Depart z eiit), Charles Leonard UJepaftmen t ot Vy ui J Lciano5i5 and iKoentaenoloau W . ■ Thomas Ruthhrford, Philip Smith Joseph Biddix, (Head of Department) Gary Cohen, Louis Weiss G Denuptment of Lyrai S uraeru McDonald Hamilton, Joseph Cappuccio John Burton, Conrad Inman Brice Dorsey, Head of Department .[lo 2). T t, eparimen I of I edodontlcS ET- i Francis Kihn. Gilbert Vitek Douglas Sanders, Head of Department Donald Lilley, Charles Darby (Not pictured: Joseph Giardina) f . f oDepu iment of J karmacolo n Edward Dobbs (Head of Deparinieiii ). Frank Dolle, Norton Ross uxiiiaru j- c erdonne i aSded ■{13)- OFFICERS President Alan Dworkin Vice-President James Green Treasurer James Schiff Secretary Jurate Palubis Historian Raoul Vanden Bosche Sergeant-ai-An is James Casey Class Representatives Thomas Conaty Jack Neal he resk men On the dreary and wet morning of September 17, 1962, ninety-nine men and a young lady assembled to hear about the oldest dental school in the world. We were to be the last freshman class to be greeted by Dean Aisenberg before his retirement. After the first Anatomy exam, everything began to settle into its proper place. We found that several new experiments were being tried on our class. During the first semester, our only Anatomy lectures were in lab, and we had two extra hours on Friday afternoon to get to know our cadaver better. A memorable way to get acquainted with the other members of our class was our highly successful class party before Thanksgiving. Just when we were really beginning to enjoy ourselves, February brought more eight o ' clock classes and five o ' clock labs, and a greater amount of midnight oil-burning for an unceasing strmg of exams. But February also brought fraternity rushing, and a substantial number of our class joined one of the Greek letter groups. Then came spring and Neuro; and finally the last exam in June prior to a much needed rest. As we look back we remember — an article about our class secretary in the Suiipapevs; How can I spend six hours doing what Dr. Ramsey did in fifteen minutes? ; the protein lectures and exam; I think that the labio-lingual diameter is about 0.3 mm off ; The free surfaces of the body are covered by cpicclial tissue ; Follow your dissector and clean it up a little better ; and Dr. Seipp ' s hundred-minute lectures in fifty minutes. iu ' r First Row: J. P. Green, Bianca, DeLuca, DiSabatino, Broadrup, Conaty, Bravos, Berman, J. C. Green, Bronstein. Second Row: Farrall, Becker, Coletti, S. Klein, Esquire, Hirschberg, Fepelstein, T. Johnson, KauiTman, Abel, Batlle. Third Row: Gross, Graziano, Gandel, Hall, Fruchter, Heim, Bochenko, Couture. Fourth Row: J. Klein, Baylin, Baar, Branoff, Casey, Iddings, Garlitz, Eanes, Dworkin, Dehey, Blunt, Feinstein, Boiden, (Brotman), Hazelton, D. Johnson, Goldman, Bellanca, Grabiec, Foley, Gaft ' ney. ne re h men First Row: Schwenk, Levin, Rosenberg, Markin, Sidle, Razzano, Rosenian, Krongard, Overbeck, Magarian. Second Role: Noonan, Sarubin, Lerner, Lucey, Rose, Rabinowitz, Stellabotte, Vozzella, Rogers, Thome, Reichart, Serwatka. Third Row: Sollazo, Pick, Wien, Wagner, Palubis, Schoeb, Koch, Zaller, Parker. Fourth Rott ' : Widlak. Selznick, McCambridge, Winsper, Neal, Williams, Vanden Bosche, Richmond, Kushner, Lowrie, Merolla, Spedden. Romeo, Schiff, Ragland, Phillips, Kline, Rothstein, Makoc. OL 1. What a joke. It ' s empty! 2. Come right in ! 3. What ' s up, Doc? 4. Why do they always ask )iie for help? 5. I ' ve got to make my break now while Dr. Hahn is sleeping. 6. Jail was never like this ! ii y Credit men 1. Let ' s see — did he say don ' t add acid to water, or water to acid? ' 2. That ' s perfect! Now leave it in chloroform over the weekend. 3. Dental Aptitude Test — Part II. 4. So you want to come to Dental School? 5. I know it looks easy, boys, but wait till you try it! 6. So he ' s still alive. So what? iny A ■ ' Fii-il Ruw: Donaldson, Boissonneault, Bloom, Barclay, Bernian, Geating, Feldman, Carey. Second Row: Greene, Gallagher, Dent. Barrera, Earnhart, Gagne, Hanswirth, Imbach, Eldridge, Helfert, Bradley, Hawse, Freiler, lacono, Estes, Golski. Third Row: Dorfman, Freeman, Foreman, Efrom, Curcio, Hart, Dougherty, Becker, Chasko, Chaput, Arias, Broth, Friedman. ne opnomored First Row: Zugay, Zak, Sebastian, Wolk. Stewart, Raff, Wilson, H. Kaufman, Yampolsky. Second Row: W. Kaufman, Stag, Klechak, Paulk, Smith, Josephson, Rudewicz, Shuckman, Mazikas, Zois, Leyko, Wibby, Tintle, Kalli; Lewis, Mullen, Nachman, Maranto. Third Row: Schwab, White, Martin, Vessel, LofJand, MacBride, Meltzer, Meroney, Wisman, Sovich, Solomon. 1 1 i, f r% r - D p n n o mrm President Wayne Wibby Vice-president Robert Carey Secretary Carol Barclay Treds irer John Golski Student Seiidte Representatives James Bradley Vincent Zugay he opnomoreS The class of 1965 returned to BCDS after a well-earned summer ' s rest. One year of pro- fessional education had been completed and we were now in our last year of preclinical studies. Although we may have decreased in numbers, we had not decreased in spirit. Up to the Sixth for that nine o ' clock rinse was common during our participation in Micrin research. Sahva was at a premium this year. Pathology laboratory ' s byword was, Sal- ivate while you correlate. Technic courses have presented a challenge to us this year. In answer to long endeavors, the class presented the 1965 gold-foil foot-condenser, a Triangular bar tester, and the Maryland sharpening stone. Benton, Deeley, and Caulk are still discussing rights! The year has been a struggle. But now we look forward to our days in the clinic, with assurance that we have been given a firm foundation. ■[19 1- 1. So you say you have a well-condensed triangular bar? Well — let ' s have a look. 2. Watch out — the Colts lost yesterday 1 3. Don ' t worry about the hole I just put in your crown. We ' ll just fill it in with some gold foil. 4. I hope I don ' t cut myself this time. 5. The Three Musketeers — Stomper, Ripper and Grinder. 6. You ' ve got a lot of nerve asking me to do your work. ■{20 1 1. AH you need ij, .in orderly procedure. 2. I wonder how I can fudge this. 3. Thi.s is the way we brush our teeth, brush our teeth, brush our teeth. H211- 4. First you mo e the neck distally, then mesially, then distally. 5. What could I do. ' He grabbed my die and ... 6. How come I ' m so sloppy? f he Aunl lOPd First Row: Gaudio, Guard, Fogarty, Foulke, Fraser, Handelman, Herrick, Jonas, Golden. Second Row: Dalinsky, Doll, Feldman, Herrman, Fox, Chambers, Finifter, Grace, Corey. Third Row: Himelfarb, Early, Guglielnio, Hall, Abelson, Cognata, Jaeger, Gigliotti, Dickerson, Govedaros, Goldbach. Beauvais, Carlotti, Hackett. Foiirtl} Roll ' : Grussmark, Goren, Emerson, Brice, Bl3um, Hogan, Benoit, Colwell, Hilkene, Greear, Gold. rrTr pPfff % , ' ■• o fl - ' f All Fiisl Roiv: Ressin, Simes, Schatz, Youngman, Russo, Mincey, Veith, Samuel, Petersen. Second Rotr: Mclnnis, Kiik, H. B. Taragin, Ponce, Proulx, Nitzell, Spink, Wycall, White, Jordan. Third Rnir: Patterson, Todd, Raksin, ORoark, J. B. Taragin, Nemes, Maloof, I. B, Miller, Walsh, Levine, Wershba. Sargent, Kolker, Pushkin, Parr, May. Foiirlh Row.- Rosenberg, Simon, Taylor, Spiro, W. M. Miller, Savoia, Swain, Toomey, Ousborne, Padousis, Lamb, Klair, Plies. President Wayne O ' Roark Vice-president John Hackett Secretdry Frank Fraser Treasurer David Mincev Student Semite Representatires Thomas Guglielmo Malcolm McInnis ke Aunt unions The two years of preclinical study passed, and how we anticipated the challenge of the clinic! We had been told there is a great transition from the manikin to the patient; how right they were! The manikin never missed an appointment, but then it never smiled and said, Thank you. It was a good feeling to don the white clinic gown, even though it fit like a tent. We were finally going to start, but after two hours of trying to put on a rubber dam, we wondered if there would be time to prepare the cavity. When the Christmas season approached, it was definite that there were going to be many happy denture wearers, or many more impressions. As the days and appointments slipped by, we began to realize that points really were important, because without them, we would never have the opportunity to diagnose pathology. We heard about Preventive Dentistry, and reasoned its several meanings while removing mutilated fingers from a pedo patient ' s mouth. After anesthetizing our first lip, we knew the value in, Head back, open please. When the final weeks of this transition year were closing in, we worked to the sound of humming burrs, the reaming and filing of a root canal, the scaling and polishing of teeth. Will our years as dentists be as stimulating and challenging as this past year? We, as neophytes, have accepted the successes and failures of the Junior Year and are look- ing forward to the Senior Year at BCDS, and the future years in the dental profession. ■{23 Jhe 1. . . . pale, homogeneous, glassy, translucent . . . 4. I hope I ' m in the control group today. 2. But, Dr. Warner, the guys under the table can ' t see! 5. I wonder why the acrylic is turning brown. 3. Is this the palate, sir. ' ' 6. First time I ever had one cry on me. 1. Shhh! I ' m supposed to be on assignment, 2. This is as close to him as I ' m gonna get. 3. What the heci , let ' s leave my temporary on. 4. I guess I shouldn ' t have flamed this paper point. i. This was a pedo patient when I started. 6. I hate to tell him he ' s checking off the wrong tooth. ' -125J- Iie Senior L ic udS CLASS OFFICERS President Paul Ladd Vice-President Kenneth Webster Secretary Ruth Hartman Treasurer Fred Scholnick Historian Gene Eng Sergeant-at-Arms Richard Landing Student Senate Representatives Stanley Hyatt Henry Van Hassel As we began our senior year in the summer of 1962, we started with great enthusiasm, eager to get ahead and look forward to the spring when we would be able to relax before graduation. But for most of us, we were still trying to finish our requirements before the cut-off date. Even though we may have had our close calls, we could look back to a most enjoyable year and one that we shall always remember. We ' ll never forget Public Health Dentistry where we learned all about sta- tistics and looked forward to our weekly letter to the mayor. We remember the early assignments to Mercy Hospital to put our knowledge of Internal Medicine to use. And then there was OPD. Yes, the Class of 1963 would never have believed that four years of dental school could have passed so fast. Now that we are graduating, we can look back and see the changes that have occurred in our four years. We can enjoy the memories and anticipate the future in the armed forces, internships, graduate studies, or private practice. We are looking forward to future successes, and know that we must set our hearts to the tasks we love. -!26f J onorufi f Senior LtaJJ f- esicient WILBUR OWEN RAMSEY Professor of Dental Prosthetics The Department of Dental Prosthesis has the distinc- tion for the second consecutive year of having the grad- uating class extend to a member of its department the honor of becoming the Honorary Senior Class President. Dr. Wilbur Owen Ramsey is a man truly deserving of this honor. His abilities and devotion as an educator, scientist and teacher exemplify the finest traditions of American dental education. His personal feelings, pleasant manner and genuine interests have made him a friend of every student. It is with a spirit of gratitude and pride that we, the Class of 1963, elect Dr. Ramsey as Honorary Class President. -{27!. Dk e a aSS 1963 Richard P. Beimler Dick Yonkers, New York . . . Gettysburg College, A.B. . . . Gorgas . . . U. S. Army 1956 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Ol ' Pops . . . Silent member of Big B ' s . . . Loves to hold projector screen for slides . . . Melts wax in his pipe . . . Serious-minded . . . Still looking for Azzi . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship, University Hospital, Baltimore. Frank M. Benneyan Fresno State College, A.B. . . . Gorgas . . . . Married . . . One child . . . . Avid TV fan . . . Intelligent questions . . . One of the few Beimler talks to . . . Grabs stool from lecturers to rest his books on . . . Future — Public Health internship. Fresno, California . Psi Omega . . . U. S. Army 1957 Called The Monk by B section John David Bimestefer Dave Baltimore, Maryland . . . Duke University, B. A. . . . Gorgas . . . Psi Omega (Chief Inquisitor 3, Grand Master 4) . . . Student Senate 3, 4 . . . Interfraternity Council (President 4) . . . Single . . . All instructors call him by first name . . . Easy going . . . Never in clinic on a warm day . . . Dad doesn ' t do it that way, . . . Future — University of Pennsylvania School of Orthodontics. s. eniord ■128h David Wayne Bishop Dave Newberry, South Carolina . . . Newberry College . . . Gorgas . . . Psi Omega . . . U. S. Marine Corps 1953-56 . . . Rebel of the Big B ' s . . . That Southern charm . . . The Civil War ain ' t over yet; we ' re just rearming. . . . Spent a lot of time at the Nurses ' Quarters . . . Refuses to hold down projector screen . . . Compares Benneyan and Bimestefer hairlines daily . . . Future — private practice. Robert Jack Burt Bob Baltimore, Maryland . . . Johns Hopkins University, A.B. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . Walter Winchell of the Dental School . . . Takes notes during breaks . . . I ' m really not nervous at all. . . . Took a six-week vacation during Junior year . . . Never fell asleep during lecture . . . Tonight I ' ll organize — I ' ll study tomorrow. . . . Dentures his specialty . . . Future — military service. Carl Michael Caplan Caps Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Gorgas . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Asks ques- tions in class so nobody else hears them . . . Doc . . . Used four- teen dwts. of solder to patch up a crown . . . Conscientious . . . Siegler is his idol ... I never had a prescription like that in four years. Dr. Dobbs. . . . Future — military service. James McCormack Carew ]im Hillsboro, New Hampshire ... St. Anselm ' s College, A.B. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club . . . Student Senate 3 (Vice-President 4) . . . U. S. Navy 1952-56 . . . Single . . . Solid New England Irish- man . . . Learned all his dentistry in the Navy . . . Part-time auc- tioneer . . . Often seen heading northeast . . . Well liked . . . Future — private practice. 1963 -(29 Ronald A. Carter Ron Fresno, California . . . Fresno State College, A.B. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . One child . . . Noisiest man in class . . . Em- barrasses easily . . . Fresno ' s gift to BCDS . . . Excellent operator ... I like my ' 57 T-Bird, better. . . . Sent home one day with spot on his clinic gown . . . Has most migrant indelible pencil in the class . . . Future — private practice. Earl Leroy Chambers, Jr. Annapolis, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, A.B. ... Psi Omega . . . U. S. Army 1953-55 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Keeps in shape by closing windows during lectures . . . Got up at 5 a.m., and I still missed the lecture. . . . Wears form-fitting clothes during speeches . . . Invited class to his shore home during summers . . . Future — private practice. Dale R. Collins Hastings, Pennsylvania . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Newman Club . . . Single . . . Doesn ' t believe in sumb- thucking . . . You mean I won ' t get credit for those ten extra dentures I did last year? . . . Always a ready smile . . . ' What is a habit? A habit is — . . . Future — U. S. Air Force. Frank Costabile Lyndhurst, New Jersey . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Married . . . One child . . . Tested every pizza parlor from Jersey to Naples . . . Carves wax with his knuckles . . . Put $200 in the bank last week . . . Real gourmet ... I have a DO on 14, honch! . . . Cohort of Darrigan and DeSantis . . . He repeated the 1938 exam. . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship. University Hospital, Baltimore. S. eniorS 3o Thomas Michael Darrigan Tom Merrick, New York . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Rush Chairman 2) . . . U. S. Army 1954-56 . . . Class Vice- President 1, 2 . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Spent half of clinic time working on thesis . . . It ' s not too good, but Crouse ' ll check it off. . . . Vampire of South Balti- more General . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship, Mercy Hos- pital, Baltimore. Renato p. DeSantis R;nly Baltimore, Maryland . . . Loyola College, A.B. . . . Mirror Senior Editor 4 . . . Newman Club . . . U. S. Army 1958 .. . Basket- ball 4 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Old Smoothie . . . I ' ll never buy another foreign car. . . . Victor ' s left central is erupting wrong, but he ' s still cute. . . . Future — private practice. Gene Watkins Eng Scuba Miami, Florida . . . Emory University ... Psi Omega (Historian 4) . . . Class Historian 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mirror Photography Editor 4 . . . Bowling 3 . . . Does most serious pondering underwater . . . Dated girls from seven countries . . . Photography enthusiast . . . Good operator . . . Sold DeSantis ' notes to sophomores . . . Bon vivant . . . Future — U. S. Air Force William Bernard Finagin Fin Oxon Hill, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Psi Omega (Historian 3) . . . Gorgas . . . U. S. Navy 1955 . . . Married . . . One child . . , His own orthodontic case . . . Checked off instructors ' work . . . Loves to gas people . . . Ambi- dextrous . . . First to finish lower bridge in sophomore lab, so he did another one . . . Worst looking ties in class . . . Future — Navy internship. 1963 -|31h Michael Alan Fine F nsky Brooklyn, New York . . . Catawba College, A. B. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Single . . . Gave first parotid hematoma in history of school . . . Loves endodontics . . . Wears his bus driver shirt to class . . . Hands man . . . Happy disposition . . . Catawba flash . . . Aw, for cryin ' out loud . . . Wore soggiest rain hat during Junior year . . . Future — Graduate work in Endodontics, Boston University. Robert Pacy Fleishman Fleisb Baltimore, Maryland . . . Loyola College . . . Alpha Omega (His- torian 4) . . . Mirror 3, 4; Editor 4 . . . Bowling 3 . . . Single . . . Never touched an animal in Physiology or Pharmacology . . . Encyclopedia of sports . . . When I become Dean — . . . Special- crowns ' The Gnome is coming in today. Future — U. S. Army. Stanley Berle Foxman Weiidel Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.A. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Mirror Feature Editor 4 . . . Married ... Set record for positive cultures . . . Invent it, Wendel . . . Who ' s got a cigarette. ' ' . . . Lost every football bet with Bimestefer . . . Future — U. S. Army. Leon Friedman Fr ' eds West Orange, New Jersey . . . Lehigh University, B.A. . . . Gorgas . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . The quiet one . . . Had mas- seter twitch first two years . . . Did dissecting for whole table in Anatomy . . . Dr. Provenza ' s buddy . . . Writes smaller than any- body . . . Uses own gums for festooning model . . . Future — LI. S. Air Force. s. eniorj - 32 Franklin F. Frush Frank Balitmore, Maryland . Omega . . . Single . . Seems to be in a daze Class II foil expert . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Linguist . . . Physical culture expert . . . . Had nicknames for all his patients . . . Smashed the skull exam in Freshman year Helps friends in need . . . Future — military service. Richard Anthony Gallagher Dick Silver Spring, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Gorgas (Historian 4) . . . Psi Omega (House Manager 2) ... Softball 2 . . . Bowling 2, 3 . . . Married . . . Still uses greasy kid stuff . . . Rapid note taker . . . Geczik ' s buddy . . . Crack student . . . Thinks his wife is his worst patient . . . Dr. Rosssss . . . Biting comments seldom reach front of room . . . Future — military service. Francis Xavier Geczik Fnv?k New York, New York . . . lona College, B.S. . . . Gorgas . . . Psi Omega (Sergeant-at-arms 3) . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Single . . . Always happy . . . Where ' s Gal- lagher? . . . Never needs a haircut ... I finally made Gorgas. . . . Wears two clinic gowns a day . . . I ' m getting ahead of ya, Fleish. Future — U. S. Air Force. Peter Lewis Goldstone Pete Rome, New York . . . Harvard University, A.B. . . . Gorgas . . . . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . One child . . . Quiet . . . Subtle sense of humor . . . Hahvahd man . . . Excellent student . . . Thinks boards are a snap . . . Accomplishes the most with least effort . . . Future — military service. 1963 I ' SSj. Herbert Gottlieb Gottles Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Gorgas . . . Alpha Omega . . . Student Senate 1 . . . Mirror Cartoon Editor 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Married . . . Meanest guy in class . . . Looks older than he is . . . Yells out in class . . . Doodles caricatures of Dr. Heese , . . Future — military service. Mark L. Govrin Gov Newark, New Jersey . . . University of Maryland . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Secretary 2) . . . Bowling 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Softball 2 . . . Married . . . Big man on clinic floor . . . Made the grade after only two years of college . . . Who ' s on the floor today? Ugly bear in the morning . . . Future — U. S. Army. William Herbert Griswold Griz Matawan, New Jersey . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Married . . . Three children . . . Alias Bill Greenwald . . . Works nights, sleeps during class . . . I ' ll be done by Christmas . . . Easy going . . . Has nicer foils in his mouth than on Dr. Medina ' s endoform . . . Hard worker . . . Future — U. S. Army. John Estyle Hanson Hans Baltimore, Maryland U. S. Army 1954-57 est Olds in town . . . . . Meow . . . . . Shepherd College, B.S. . . . Gorgas . . . . . Married . . . One child . . . Drives quiet- . Does operative requirements in his basement Prefers German haircuts . . . Hello . . . Ready to open practice with new U. S. Army instruments Future — private practice. s. enio S ,34}- Ruth Looper Hartman R ithie Ellicott City, Maryland . . . Longwood College, B.A. . . . Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Married . . . Learned facts of life from Landsman and Maser . . . Saaammm!! . . . Spent most of freshman year with red face . . . Extracts teeth with feminine touch Number one daughter Future general practice. yng -y. WiLBERTO F. Hernandez Willie San Juan, Puerto Rico . . . University of Puerto Rico . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . One child . . . Handsome Latin . . . Conscientious student . . . Had a patient who finished her own dentures . . . Proud papa . . . Found out that Dr. Medina doesn ' t speak Spanish . . . Future — U. S. Army. Stanley Elliott Hyatt Stan Baltimore, Maryland . . . Llniversity of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega (Sergeant-at-arms 3) • . • Student Senate 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3 . . . Bowling 4 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Anybody got class dues? . . . Sincere . . . Gee, I can ' t go. Fve got a Reserve meeting. . . . Future — U. S. Army. Carl Winston Ir ' win Dundalk, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Gorgas ... Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Two children ... I finally got some foil treatment planned. . . . Learns dentistry from Dr. Sanders . . . Always late, seldom absent . . . Never lets a lecture interrupt a nap . . . Good friend . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship, Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1963 -{35 1 Ralph William Jacobson ]ake Miami, Florida . . . Emory University . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Married . , . One child . . . I ' ll never go bald. . . . Hates to lend equipment . . . AO ' s star bowler . . . Mr. Lateness . . . Did you see the latest picture of my kid? . . . Future — U. S. Air Force. William Carl Jennette, Jr. Bill Westminster, Maryland . . . Wake Forest College, B.S. . . . Gorgas . . . Psi Omega . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Mirror Cover Editor 4 . . . Single . . . Used five cakes of compound for one impression . . . Draws murals during lectures . . . Good operator . . . Sleeps in aisle . . . Bow tie advocate . . . Future — U. S. Air Force. Dean C. Johnson Dino Bountiful, Utah . . . University of Utah . . . Gorgas ( Vice-Presi- dent 4) . . . Student Clinician — ADA Convention 4 ... Psi Omega (Chief Interrogator 4) . , . Student Senate (Class Representa- tive 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4) . . . U. S. Air Force 1951-54 . . , Bowling 4 . . . Gained three grams last week . . . Had a crew cut before crew bailed out . . . Always ready with a helping hand . . . Future Teaching at BCDS. Robert A. Katz Bob Revere, Massachusetts . . . Boston College, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega (Chaplain 4) . . . Mirror 4 . . . Bowling 2, 3 . . . Married . . . It ' s Katz as in skates, not Katz as in slats. . . . Broad smile . . . Breaks teeth while taking out inlays . . . Reset teeth on a denture case fifteen times . . . All-around nice guy . . . Future — military service. s. eniorS i3Q Clayton Edward King Clay New Bedford, Massachusetts . . . Providence College, A.B. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Chaplain 3, 4) ... Newman Club . . . Bowling 2 . . . Married . . . Spends sleepless nights at blood bank . . . Nursed chronically ill Rambler through two years . . . Dropped inlay on clinic floor and suspended operations for an hour . . . C. E., not D. R. . . . Second biggest gas man in class . . . Future — military service. Donald R. King Don Fort Lauderdale, Florida . . . University of Florida . . . Gorgas . . . Single . . . Acts like Dr. Casey, looks like Dr. Kildare . . . The man in white . . . Mr. D. R. King, report to Diagnosis. . . . Displays morale boosting art in locker . . . Knows more Oral Path- ology than Dr. Bhaskar . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida. Earl E. Klioze Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Married . . . Used his mother as a patient to get through Operative in Junior year and Crown and Bridge in Senior year . . . Did everything twice . . . Pleasant personality . . . Fell asleep during Dr. Warner ' s demonstration and hit light switch with his nose . . . Future — internship, Sinai Hospital, Baltimore, Md. Herbert Mark Koenigsberg Herb Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Married . . . Schedules patients at 5 p.m. . . . Never found out who switched his locks in sophomore year . . . Was almost dissected during Anatomy Lab . . . Topnotch prosthodontist . . . Bent wires for everybody . . . Future — Indiana University School of Orthodontics. 1963 Z7Y George Andrew Kraft York, Pennsylvania . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Vice-President 4) . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Single . . . Dr. Veltre likes sharp line angles. . . . Keeps ZIP house humming . . . Actually uses copalite thinner . . . Arrives for 8 o ' clock lectures at 9:30 . . . Cute patients . . . Future — U. S. Navy. George Krupinsky, Jr. Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.A. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . U. S. Air Force 1951-55 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 2, 3 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Responsible for many bad women drivers . . . Sports enthusiast . . . Used his own teeth for models in Tooth Morphology . . . Keeps fraternity parties jumping . . . Future — private practice. Paul M. Ladd Miami, Florida . . . University of Florida ... Psi Omega . . . Class President 3, 4 . . . Student Senate 3, 4 . . . U. S. Navy 1953-56 . . . Single . . . Dependable . . . Likes an occasional beer . . . Mr. Ladd, please come to t he desk. . . . Never a hair out of place . . . Landino ' s favorite straight man . . . Future — private practice. Richard Joseph Landino Rich West Haven, Connecticut . . . Providence College, B.A. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas (Sergeant-at-arms 4) . . . Class Sergeant- at- arms 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Single . . . Class comedian . . . Always dresses formal . . . Education sponsored by New Haven Water Works . . . Uses Landsman as a pillow . . . Mad Dog . . . Future — military service. s. eniofd •{38 Stuart Theodore Landsman Megaphone New York, New York . . . Queens College, B.S. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Treasurer 3, President 4) . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Single . . . Father to Ruthie, Mother to Landino . . . One of these days I ' ve got to go on a diet. . . . Mild mannered ... I just put in a magnificent foil. . . . Automatic starter for Siegler in Freshman year . . . Future — military service. LoRiN Maser Chcinip Washington, D. C. . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 2 . . . Bowling 2 . . . Class Sergeant-at-arms 1, 2 . . . Thinks he ' s stronger than Soliday . . . What ' s wrong with this tie? . . . Willing worker . . . Hey, Osh, can I borrow your star? . . . Future — U. S. Air Force. Harry Charles Mullins Aioon Richwood, West Virginia . . . Concord College ... Psi Omega . . . U. S. Army 1953-56 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Claims his diastema is normal ... I told you once, Narun! . . . Quiet man . . . Can ' t wait to get back to the hills . . . Future — general practice. Martin Neil Narun Marty Baltimore, Maryland . . . Johns Hopkins University, A.B. . . . Gorgas . . . Alpha Omega (Secretary 3, President 4) ... Inter- fraternity Council (Treasurer 4) . . . Married . . . One child . . . ' Very punctual for 8:05 classes . . . Marcia says — . . . Took notes while lights were out . . . Rapier wit . . . Future — Graduate work in Periodontics, Columbia University. 1963 H39h Jerome William Newman ]eny Miami Beach, Florida , . . The Citadel, A.B. . . . Alpha Omega (Chaplain 3, Sergeant-at-arms 4) . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . , Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Star of AO stag in Freshman year . . . Linda, can I play football Sunday with the boys? . . . Smiling face . . . Put senior class in hysterics when his twin brother visited . . . Future — U. S. Army. David B. Nuckols Nuck Glen Burnie, Maryland , . . University of Tennessee, A.B. . . . U. S. Army 1950-52 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Wears coonskin cap to class . . . Triple-breasted suits ... I wish someone would tell me what I ' m doing. . . . Can ' t understand why you can ' t cast down instead of up . . . Has Mullins as his interpreter . . . Future — general practice. George William Oatis, Jr. O-ate-tis Danbury, Connecticut . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Bowling 4 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Fastest left-handed amalgam plugger in class . . . Look-it ... A friend to all . . . I had 200 points of amalgam checked off today. . . . Future — U. S. Navy. Samuel Oshry Osh Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Mirror Senior Editor 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, . . . Single . . . No-neck . . . Food Fair executive . . . Foreign film enthusiast ... I saw the wildest flick Saturday night. . . . Future — U. S. Air Force. s. eniorS -{401 John C. Pentzer J.C. Silver Spring, Maryland . Psi Phi . . . Gorgas . . U. S, Air Force 1955-57 Known as Perfect . . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . X: . Student Senate 3 (President 4) . . . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Maj-ried . Best student Mr. Foley ever had . Golden hands Southpaw Future — private practice. Stanford E. Picker P ck Hollywood, California . . . University of California, B.S., M.A., . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Single . . . When I was in Tijuana , . . The Dodgers are loaded this year. . . . Ciskey Mendoza . . . Voted best dancer in AO . . . Just let me out of here. . . . Future — U. S. Army. Robert Theobald Probst, II Jim Baltimore, Maryland . . . Iowa State University, B.S., M.S. . . . Psi Omega (Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4) . . . Gorgas Treasurer 4 . . . U. S. Navy 1944-46 . . . Married . . . Joined projectionist union in junior year . . . Paid tuition with Social Security benefits . . . Serious student . . . Likes windows wide open . . . Future — research. George Michael Quintan, Jr. Springfield, Massachusetts . . . American International College, B.A. . . . Newman Club . . . U. S. Army 1953-55 . . . Married . . . Four children . . . Specializes in collecting silver toothbrushes . . . Known as Saddle Nose to friends . . . Unusual glasses . . . Raises his own Pedo patients . . . Future — general practice. f96 3 iiiy John Robert Rasczewski Ski Goshen, New York . . . Bucknell University . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . U. S, Navy 1953-56 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Father to Reddish for four years . . . Could make a hving just polishing wax . . . There are four ways to reUeve pain. . . . Back in the big war — . . . Future — general practice. Richard Mann Reddish Pele Salisbury, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. ... Psi Omega . . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . . . Single . . . Has most piercing whistle in class . . . Reeber ' s greatest booster . . . Loves that land of pleasant living . . . Dr. Steele ' s favorite student . . . Future — U. S. Air Force. Martin Stewart Reeber Marty Hollywood, Florida . . . University of Florida . . . Alpha Omega . . . Gorgas . . . Softball 3, 4 . . . Single . . . First man to use Hollenback, first man to break HoUenback . . . Asks intelligent questions after bell rings . . . Little Walrus during sophomore year . . . Likes to bother Dr. Warner . . . Future — U. S. Army. Francis Richard Richo Ric Madison, Connecticut . . . Providence College, A.B. . . . Gorgas (Secretary 4) ... Xi Psi Phi (President 4) . . . Newman Club . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Married . . . Had well-known inherent characteristics in Mr. Foley ' s class . . . Who ' s got my rubber bowl? . . . Greatest claim to fame — sat between Reeber and Rose for four years . . . Future — U. S. Navy. s. .Tr0 eniord I42h Edward Richard Rose Eddie Baltimore, Maryland . . . Johns Hopkins University, A.B. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Mirror 4 . . . Softball 3, 4 . . . Bowling 2 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Has, an angle for everything . . . Second to Siegler in cleanliness . . . Quit Spire ' s car pool after freshman year . . . Never won a case . . . Specializes in geriatrics . . . Future — U. S. Army. Ivan Alan Rosengarden Ive Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. A. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Married . . . One child . . . Used Foxman as an alarm clock . . . Super liquor salesman . . . Wrote excellent ethics paper . . . Rose ' s Tit-Tat-Toe partner during lectures . . . Where Ivan? . . . Number two son , . . Future — U. S. Air Force. Howard Leslie Rothschild B itch Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega . . . Bowling 1, 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Has unique operative equipment . . . Champion shufHeboard player . . . Real perseverance . . . Fast operator . . . Expert crossword puzzle worker . . . Future — U. S. Army. Paul Rubinstein Baltimore, Mar yland . . . University of Maryland . . . Sigma Epsi- lon Delta (Sergeant-at-arms 4) . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3 . . . Bowling 3, 4 . . . Single . . . Required two stools in technic courses . . . Considers tests only a warm-up for re-exams . . . Warm personality . . . Future — U. S. Navy. 1963 iAzy NicoLAUs Sakiewicz Nick Rutherford, New Jersey . . . Columbia University, B.S. . . . U. S. Army 1952-54 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Speaks many lang- uages . . . Easiest name to pronounce . . . Pleasant manner . . . Chief translator for professors . . . Future — private practice. Fred Maurice Scholnick Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Gorgas . . . Alpha Omega (Treasurer 4) . . . Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Single . . . Scrooge . . . Missed only one lecture in four years . . . Opens and closes school . . . Best set of Shaffer ' s notes in class . . . Unusual study habits . . . Future — U. S. Navy. Paul Wesley Shaffer Westernport, Maryland . . . West Virginia University . . . Psi Omega (Secretary 3, 4) ... Single . . . Friendly with Diagnosis Department . . . Great note taker . . . Affable . . . Fruit cocktail for lunch . . . Never gassed . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship, University Hospital, Baltimore. Donald Siegendorf Don Miami, Florida . . . University of Miami . . . Alpha Omega . . . Marine Corps 1953-56 . . . Married . . . The Amalgam King of Senior Class . . . Stylish dresser . . . Quiet, but be careful — ex- marine . . . Wore same coat to lecture every day . . . Future ■ — private practice. s. emors iAiY Howard Ronald Siegler Howie Hewlett, Long Island . . . University of Miami . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta (Sergeant-at-arms 3) • • • Gorgas . . . Softball 1, 2 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Schedules three patients for each ap- pointment . . . Siggy-Poo . . . President of 9 o ' clock coffee club . . . What a guy! . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship, Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York. Junius Thomas Soliday To})i Wheeling, West Virgmia . . . Davis and Elkins College . . . Psi Omega (Chief Interrogator 3) • ■ . Gorgas . . . Softball 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Single . . . Thinks he is stronger than Maser . , . Siegler ' s labman first two years ... So strong he has muscles in his gingivae . . . One of Spire ' s bookends . . . Future — Oral Surgery internship, Washington Hospital Center, Washington, D.C. Edward David Spire Ed Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Basket ' ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Single ... Dr. Clement ' ; friend . . . Also known as Bangs . . . Mr. Surgeon . . Pepsodent smile . . . Never lost a case . . . Whistles in lectures . . Future — Oral Surgery internship, Cornell Medical Center, New York John Walter Staubach Hellam, Pennsylvania . . Franklin and Marshall College, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . U. S. Army 1953-55 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Stronger than both Maser and Soliday . . . Spire ' s other book- end . . . Brings in largest apples for lunch . . . Gasoline bill is twice tuition . . . Future — private practice. 1963 ■{45 George Cyril Strong Los Angeles, California . . . Los Angeles City College, A. A. . . . Sigma Epsilon Delta . . . U. S. Navy 1951-55 . . . Single . . . Instructors need ladder to check off work . . . Carries O, tank for patients . . . Dramatic sleeper . . . Good hypnosis subject for Dr. Ramsey . . . Future — private practice. Eberhard Wolfgang Tinter Eb Dobbs Ferry, New York . . . Iowa College . . . Psi Omega . . . Gorgas . . . U. S. Air Force 1952-56 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Outstanding sneezer . . . Still looking for an inlay to finish junior requirements . . . Hard worker . . . Future — private practice. Thomas John Toman Tom Gorgas Atlantic Beach, Florida . . . University of Maryland Psi Omega (Chaplain 3, 4) . . . Single . . . Real nice guy . . . Had first date in junior year . . . Quiet, but good hands man . . . Shaffer and White introduced him to sin . . . Future — military service. Norman Michael Trabulsy Norm ' f . Winter Haven, Florida . . . University of Miami, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Treasurer 4) . . . Bowling 3 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Where Nawman? . . . Has the greatest laugh . . . Number one son . . . Conscientious . . . Easily gassed . . . Future — military service. s. eniofS ■i46 Henry John Van Hassel Hank Bel Air, Maryland . . . Maryville College, B.A. . . . Gorgas . . . Student Senate 4 . . . U. S. Army 1954-56 . . . Married . . . Class non-conformist . . .Striving to be number one . . . Question! . . . Only person to see eye to eye with Strong . . . Future — Public Health internship. Lorenzo Stephen Vazzana Larry Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B. S. . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Single . . . Imports patients from Little Italy . . . Always gassed . . . Sparkling personality . , . Used wash rag to comb hair . . . It ' s his wax tooth, Dr. Vanden Bosche! . . . Future — U. S. Navy. Kenneth Harold Webster Kennewick, Washington . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Gorgas . . . ident 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, Frequent visitor at Ruth ' s. . . tures made in junior year . U. S. Army. ' Washington State University, B.S. . . . Student Senate 1 . . . Class Vice-Pres- 2, 3, 4 . . . Bowlmg 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . . Challenged Collins in number of den- . . Doesn ' t srct shook . . . Future — Roger Allan Webster Rog Fresno, California . . . University of Oregon , . . Gorgas (Presi- dent 4) . , . Mirror Business Manager 3 . . . Student Senate 1 . . . U. S. Navy 1952-56 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Clean cut . . . Bombards classmates in Senior Lab . . . Great wardrobe . . . Joined the group in junior year . . . Well liked . . . Future — private practice. 1963 Francis William Welch Dutch Springfield, Massachusetts . . . Springfield College, B.S. . . . Mirror 3 . . . U S. Army 1954-56 . . . Married . . . One of the brothers Welchii . . . Has more equipment than rest of class . . . Likes ideal dentistry . . . That wasn ' t me, sir; that was my brother. . . . Billy Graham of BCDS . . . Future — pri ate practice. Paul Xavier Welch Springfield, Massachusetts . . . American International College . . . Xi Psi Phi . . . Single . . . The younger of the Welchii . . . Set his brother on fire in Biochemistry Lab . . . Streaked wrong side of petri dish for unknown . . . Powerful voice . . . Read extra textbooks for every course . . . Future — private practice. George C. White Jack Richwood, West Virginia . . . West Virginia University ... Psi Omega . . . Single . . . Dimples . . . Knocks other people ' s accents . . . Shaffer ' s pal . . . Refused to have more than two patients a day . . . Pleasant smi le . . . Future — private practice. Joseph Michael Wiesenbaugh, Jr. ]oe Springfield, Pennsylvania Mt. St. Mary ' s College Xi Psi Gorgas . . . New- Phi (House Manager 3, 4; Co-Editor 3, 4) man Club . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . Scheduled patients while still on crutches . . . Completed endo requirements in two weeks . . . Future — U. S. Air Force. Gives out own gas s. eniord AA8V Harvey Ray Wildman Danbury, Connecticut . . . Mt. St. Mary ' s College, B.S. . . . Xi Psi Phi (Secretary 3) . . . Basketball 1 . . . Bowling 2, 3, 4 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Wears spare tire around waist . . . Clutch bowler . . . Champion sleeper . . . Invented the Whale Twist . . . Future — U. S. Navy. Herbert Alan Wolford Dot- Wilmington, Delaware . . . Michigan State University, D. V. M. . . . Psi Omega . . . Student Senate 1, 2 . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Does best Class 3 foils on monkeys . . . Zoo keeper of Senior class . . . Sponsored his own Pedo patients . . . Future — internship, Emily Bissel Hospital, Wilmington, Delaware. Sheldon Joel Wollman Shelly Annapolis, Maryland . . . Johns Hopkins University . . . Gorgas . . . Alpha Omega . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Married . . . One child . . . State Capital representative . . . Doesn ' t drink, smoke or swear . . . Potato chips and milk . . . Fought off Womer for 4 years . . . Southpaw . . . Future — U. S. Air Force. Gary Lee Womer Baltimore, Maryland . . . University of Maryland, B.S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Two children . . . Dr. Shay ' s little helper . . . Confused with WoUman over loudspeaker . . . Used his head in selling pots and pans . . . Future — U. S. Army. 1963 -149 1. Maurice Richard Woodard Woody Silver Spring, Maryland . . . American University, B.S. . . . Psi Omega . . . Married . . . Grandfather of Senior class . . . X-ray ex- pert . . . Yent ' s best friend . . . Plans to retire immediately follow- ing graduation . . . Led fight for Medicare with Prcbst . . . Future — private practice. Donald Russell Yent Do;2 Baltimore, Maryland . . . Virginia Polytechnic Institute . . . Psi Omega . . . Mirror 2 . . . Class President 1, 2 . . . Student Senate 2, 3 . . . Married . . . One child . . . Got B in Histology with 33 average . . . Great class president first two years . . . Watch it, kid, he ' s got a needle behind his back. . . . Humanitarian . . . Future — U. S. Army. s. en lord 196 3 I oup [JjeaPS o - poavedS 9 -ISO}- he e eniord 1. Wliat board exams? 2. Where did I put Caplan ' s bowl? 3. Pity to wake him — he sleep so soundly. 4. Will somebody help me cast this crown? 5. 1 got her occupied, Dutch; you grab her pocketbook. ' 6. Typical of Rose ' s work. 5l DL 1. Ain ' t this the men ' s room? 2. Thank heaven for Right Guard. ' 3. But I just oiled it last year. 4. Guess who just had cancellations. 5. I don ' t know about you, but that stuff gives me a rash. ' 6. This is a heck of a time to order a pizza. 4 52j s. eniord 4. Go away. I ' ve got enough trouble. 5. Don ' t worry about losing the teeth. They drain the 1. I wish these directions were written in Spanish! 2. Would you believe it, I ' ve had this splinter in my finger for three days! sink every month. ' 3. For he ' s a jolly good fellow! 6. I ought to be getting back to Diagnosis prett) ' soon -{53f First Row: Caplan, Burt, Gottlieb, Jacobson, Fleishman, Eng, Goldstone, Jennette. Second Row: Klioze, Collins, Koenigsberg, Hernandez, Frush, Griswold, Geczik, Costabile. Third Row: Darrigan, Krupinsky, Carew, Govrin, Foxman, Ladd, Bimestefer, Benneyan, Beimler, Finagin, Fine, Friedman, Fourth Row: D. R. King, Johnson, Hyatt, Carter, Hanson, Kraft, Irwin, Chambers, DeSantis, Gallagher. he S L eniop a aSS First Row: K. H. Webster, Yent, Siegendorf, Rosengarden, Picker, Sakiewicz, Mullins, Wolford, Shaffer. Second Row: Oshry, Toman, Probst, Siegler, Quinlan, Newman, Reeber, Rose, Tinter. Third Row: Soliday, Strong, Wildraan, Maser, Trabulsy, Rubinstein, Hartman, F. W. Welch, R. A. Webster, Richo. Wollman, White, Staubach, Nuckols. Fourth Row: Landsman, Rothschild, Oatis, Spire, Rasczewski, P. X. Welch, Wiesenbaugh, Scholnick, Vazzana. Narun, Woodard. f P f P Q ( 7 NEW PEDODONTIA CLINIC FLOOR PLAN Go-Hliee -{55 1- -{56h n y cuvitieS -{57f ka irwp Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Robert P. Fleishman Business Manager M, Patrick Hogan Senior Eilitors Renato P. DeSantis Samuel Oshry rea iire Editor Stanley B. Foxman _ Photography Editor Gene W. Eng Cartoon Editor Herbert Gottlieb Cover Editor William C. Jennette Gardner Patrick Henry Foley has distinguished himself in the past thirty-five years as a devoted friend of dentistry. An outstanding authority on Dental History, Mr. Foley has graciously imparted his knowledge, not only to his students, but also to the entire dental profession. As the head of the Department of Dental Literature, he has patiently spent many hours advis- ing students with their theses. As the faculty advisor to The Mirror, his aid has been invaluable. He has established himself as a true friend of the student as a member of many school committees. We thank you, Mr. Foley, for your devotion and interest in our school and profession. -!58f ( J oam of ( dltoP6 Gottlieb, DieSantis, Eng. Jp.nnette. Hogan, Fleishman, Oshry. linbuiorj on I oma6 1 JdovitoioQlcal J c waeL f OFFICERS President Roger Webster Vice-President Dean Johnson Secretary Frank Richo Treasurer James Probst Sergeant-at-Arms Richard Landing Historian Richard Gallacher Membership in the Gorgas Odontological Society signifies outstanding academic achievement and leadership in our school and in our profession. Each year, invitations for membership are given to those juniors who stand in the first thirty percent of their class. The Society, formed in 1916, is named in honor of Dr. Ferdinand J. S. Gorgas, an outstanding graduate of the school who was a widely recognized leader in the field of dental education. Monthly meetings afford members educational benefits beyond the outlined dental school curriculum through the presentations of guest speakers. Each year at the spring formal senior members are presented with a key and certificate. The faculty advisor is Dr. Jose E. Medina. leoh oma6 1 KydontoloQlcal S oclet First Row: Scholnick, Finagin, Jennette, Pentzer, Probst, Reeber, Koenigsberg. Landino. Second Rote: Richo, Picker, Gottlieb, Benneyan, Siegler, Toman, Gallagher, Jacobson. Thiid Row: Narun, Bimestefer, Caplan, Beimler, R. A. W;bster, K. H. Webster, Johnson, Wollman, Geczik, Irwin. ■Vn Row: Fouike, Wyuill, W.iLsh, Parr, White, Spiro, Proulx, Nitzell. Second Rote: Carlotti, Fraser, Fogarty, May, Rosenberg, Jordan, Benoit, Hilkene, Emerson, Levine, Peterson. Third Raw: Hackett, O ' Roark, Golden, Brice, Veith, Swain. ieiy student J enate OFFICERS Presidein John Pentzer Vice-President James Carew Secretary-Treasurer Dean Johnson The Student Senate was organized eleven years ago with the primary objective of serving as a Uaison between the student body and the faculty. It also tries to promote and maintain harmonious student-faculty relations and considers any problems that may exist and recommends solutions. In addition, the Student Senate contributes to student life and activities. Five dances are planned for the school year, including the Student Senate Mixer, three class dances, and the senior banquet and dance. The Senate also administers a short-term loan fund. Tournaments are annually scheduled in bowling, basketball, and softball, under its direction. -{62}. ntematermtiA ovincll rtC The purpose of the IFC is to create and maintain interfraternal feelings throughout the student body and im- partially govern those activities of the fraternities connected with school regulations. The Council is composed of the presidents and vice-presidents of each of the dental fraternities. The main function of the IFC is the supervision of the annual rush period. The Council also contributed to the bowling, basketball, and Softball leagues. Each year, the IFC awards a trophy to the senior who is voted by his class as having been most outstanding in student activities during the four years at dental school. This year ' s officers were Dave Bimestefer (PsiO), president; Stuart Landsman (SED), vice-presi dent; Frank Richo (ZIP), secretary; and Marty Narun (AO), treasurer. ■{63; A- 0, m.eaa f I ' nil Rinr: Lad J, P.ittei-son, Lamb, Shaffer, Taylor, Eng, Probst, Womer, Rcddi,sh, Chambers. Second Row: Bimestefer, Jaeger, Nitzell, Oatis, Early, O ' Roark, Leyko, Eldridge, Toman, Carter, Hernandez, Tinter, Mullen, Guard, Mazikas. Third Row: Benneyan, Greear, Sebastian, Fogarty, Geating, Wilson, Mincey, Toomey, Ponte, Donaldson, Smith, Curcio. Grand Master David Bimestefer Treasurer Junior Master John Patterson Chapla n Secretary Paul Shaffer H ' stonaii Sergeai!t-at-Ari)is Neil Lamb . Robert Probst Thomas Toman Gene Eng -{ 64f yvieaa e k 1 1 l w 1 S. -iesh jS. J ' ■  lam a % ( psllon =Jjeita f r n First Ruir: Govrin, Landsman, Rubinstein, Kolker, Nachman. Second Row: Goren, Spiro, Strong, Hanswirth. OFFICERS President Stuart Landsman Vice-President VICTOR SpiRO Secretary Leroy Goren Treasurer Stanley Kolker -[66]. First Rou Hackett, Gigliotti, Walsh, King, Russo, White. Proulx, Griswold, Trabulsy. Second Ron ' : Gagne, Freiler, Simes, Spink, Jordan, Grace, Pentzer, Veith, Collins, Schatz, Kraft, Stewart, Zak, Klechak, Costabile, Wycall, Boissonneault, Forno. Third Row: Carew, Fraser, Gaudio, Carlotti, Savoia, Webster, Welch, Chambers, Hilkene, Plies, Guglielmo, Rasczewski, Wiesenbaugh, Richo. OFFICERS President Frank Richo Vice-President George Kraft Secretary Jack Savoia Treasurer Norman Trabulsy Guard Richard Landing Reverend Monitor Clayton King House Manager Joseph Wiesenbaugh f rf R ir: SJiiilnuk, Fleishman, Frush, Reeber, Fine, Hyatt. Second Row: Narun, Siegendorf, Oshry, Newman, Jacobson, Koenigsberg, Burt, Caplan. Third Row: Friedman, Foxman, Rothschild, Katz, Picker, Rose, Wollman. y wka Ji T wieaa First Row: Ressin, Dalinsky, Himelfarb, Hart, Wershba, Handelman, Puslikin, Finifter, Herrman, Levine. Second Roir: S. Feldman, Freeman, Granek, Katz, W. Kaufman, Greene, Bloom, Broth, Meltzer, Ansel, B. Feldman, Efrom, Raksin, Grussmark, Abelson. Third Row: White, Becker, Ferris, Golden, Gold, W. Miller, I, Miller, Rosenberg, Simon, Yampolsky, Kallins, H. Kaufman. ■{70)- y ipka Ji IP wieaa OFFICERS President Martin Narun Vice-President Philip Pushkin Secretary Charles Rosenberg Treasurer Fred Scholnick Historian Robert Fleishman Chaplain Robert Katz Sergeant-at-Arms Jerome Newman 4 7lf . y ipka Ji ip wieaa S ports BOWLING CAPTAINS PSI O CHAMPIONS The bowling season started with the eight teams all feeling confident. The faculty, led by Dr. Sanders and Bob Whitney, was listed as the team to watch. SED broke in front and remained in first place most of the year with ZIP I a strike away. At the close of the season, dark horse PsiO I overtook everyone to end the season in a tie with ZIP I, and won the playoff to become champions. As the season progressed, it became evident that the bowlers were a dedicated group. Nothing interfered with the Thursday night games. Tests were moved, weather was changed, and wives and babies were left crying. The year was capped by an award party at the ZIP House. Awards were presented to Harx ' ey Wildman, highest average; John Pentzer, high set; and Ralph Jacobson and Nick Russo, high game. Informal basketball and softball games were also played during the year. ■{73h Vedy ntce pleplaratioti fVlr, Fin Cjcin but wH not holdcinjal Qm ve y uve -(74 LmcS i-j y III l rostketlcs Open please. PLEASE ! I wish he would write so I could understand it. ' If an instructor doesn ' t come over soon, I ' ll scream! ' Let someone else do the lowers, Dr. Warner. I only need one unit. ■{76f r l- w tketlcs ' Gee, I ' m sorry, Mrs. Brown. It lit the cast beautifully. ' You ' re in the wrong department, son. He ' s got teeth. ' He comes in for adjustments every two weeks. ' So that ' s what an indelible pencil is for! ' 11 c, wwn an d yLSndc e ' Nawman never satisfied. What do you mean it ' s all right? I just told him to do it over. ' I hope I can get this cemented before Lnuc comes. But can ' t I do somethmg, Doctor? ' -{78 1 a iaano6L6 ' The barber shop is across the street. ' ' You guys can take your break now. i ' And this, boys, is called a foil patient. ' Hmmm ! ! I can use him for foils, endo, and surgery. „ ■I oeniaeno ioat Long Cohen or short Cohen technique? ' Little Jack Horner sat in ilc), watth where you ' re pointing that thing ■ 80 i edodontics Katz ' s Kittens. ' Is this what you call fetor oris, Doctor? ' Ohhhh, Dr. Joe ' Let me know when the tooth starts to melt. {81 y e alwe ' They ' ll never be able to tell the foil was cemented. ' ' I must be doing something wrong. All the instructors have been watching me. Hold still while I spot-weld this inlay ! Another two hours wasted. [82}. vyperatiue Get away, you guys! She ' s my patient! ' Those darn parallel pins kill me! ' I wish this stuff would set up. It ' s been 45 minutes already. ' Who ' s got some Elmer ' s glue: ■ szy OJ Wed. eaicine -X I ' m sorry, Madame, I have to ask these questions. I iList finished endo. ' Did yuu Ljet lier phone number? ' After you finish this one, we ' ll let you start on the big chart. -{ 84f lA umef , rj ' What was that cracking noise, Stan; Did I ever tell you fellows about tlie prison guard I had once who . . . ' I think I just elevated my fingernail. ' You know, I am good ! ! -{85: Lyptkodc tu onuc6 Serial extractions don ' t hurt — much ! iS ' otice how she bites my finger.- This is a hopeless case. I guess I ' ll just show you how to mix Jeltrate. ■{86 j- eatamS -{87}- ke JJ)ental S chool This is the dental school. People learn to be dentists here. It is a very famous school. Color it famous. This is a student. Color his gown white. Color his pants white. Color his shoes and socks white. He is in the wrong school. He is a medical student. This is a unit in the operative clinic. It has a water spray and an air spray and a saliva ejector which doesn ' t work. Color the unit green. oionn f vok This is a patient in the operative clinic. He has been wearing a rubber dam for three and a half hours. Color A w green, too. This is a section in the operative clinic. See the empty chairs. See the empty cabinets. They are always empty. Color them empty. This must be Dr. Medina ' s section. This is a light bulb in Dr. Beaven ' s section. Color it burning brightly. •189 1. ke dJevital J ckooi This is a chair in the Pedodontic clinic. It is a blue chair. Color the little boy in the chair blue, too. Dr. Sanders has just demon- strated the towel technique. This is the Oral Medicine clinic. We are learning more and more periodontics by doing. A student has been filling out this Perio chart for five days. Color all the pens out of ink. This is the Surgery clinic. We use many difi erent kinds of instruments here. The most frequently used instrument is on the desk. Color the telephone black. ■{90 1 oionna lljooh This is an instructor in the Prosthetics De- partment. He is a very nice man. He always tries to help us. Color the Acrylic monomer he is pouring for the student Film-Ac. Then color his face red. ( rhis is a dental assistant. She is very pretty. She always wants to do her best to assist the student. Would you like her to assist you? Then put down your crayons. -{911- KJreat om en ti Dr. Gardner talks to the pulp Our first miscast in Partial Denture lab Meeting our first patients •!92|. m =Jjentai J mooi Dr. Medina checks off a Class III foil Changing the Zephiran solution Waiting for Dr. Dosh {93f Kathleen, Mary-Elizabeth, Rosemarie and George III Quinlan Michael Scott Jacobson Scotty and Randall Webster Tammy Lee Krupinsky Darcy Yent 6. Joy Lynne Rothschild 7. Darren Scott and Barry Lee Womer 8. Nicolaus Sakiewicz, Jr. 9. Daniel Ward Goldstone 10. Lori Carol Hyatt 11. Chris Probst 12. Jeff Carter 13. Francis W. Ill and Brian C. Welch 14. Jeffrey M. Tinter 15. Deni and Geni Chambers 16. Pam, Greg, and Gary Griswold 1. Melodic Lynn and Heather Lee Staubach 2. Victor and Renee DeSantis 3. Norman and Paul Trabulsy 4. Brian Charles and Lawrence Mitchell Caplan 5. Jackie Mullins 6. Scott and Darryll Irwin 7. Wendy Sue Beimler 8. Billy Finagin 9. Cynthia Lynn Benneyan 10. Gayle WoUman IL Maria Isabel Hernandez 12. Thomas Owen Darrigan II 13. Jonathan Craig Siegler 14. Joseph Vincent Costabile 15. Christina Hanson 16. George W. Ill and Diana Jean Oatis l l M { we L uer hornet . . . ii lis ff r pj ' V ; ' -f : h? ' - ' a ' Ro+hstein Dental Laboratories t,, ' - ; _J _ . I ' ,, Incorporated iK ' g, Engineered for Progress extends its Best Wishes for your ,,, success and cordially invites you to visit our new Laboratory at , ' • ' 5  1100 East-West Highway ' ' • ' ■• 0 ' Silver Spring, Maryland Our aim — now and always — to . provide Quality Prosthetic Restora- ■ - tions for the Dental Profession. I- -. . ' I . ■ ' i m : , ■ M . i,V l! i- - W{ ' « I? ■ ' ' -■ S - t ' . ' i- ;  . _. =,._... i: 97 CONGRATULATIONS... If FLORIDA is in your future you are invited to call on the full service organization which has served MARYLAND graduates for over FIFTY YEARS in a helpful, friendly manner. 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SACRAMENTO • SAN FRANCISCO • SILVER SPRING • WHEELING im] Read ' s DRUG STORES PHARMACIES SINCE 1883 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM HUTZLER S Com pliii ei fs of Charles S})ieer Insurance — Retirement Planning Compliments of RUTH ' S PENN TAVERN Ticst Wishes to Class of 196} ART — Artistry in Esthetics CRAFT — Unexcelled Craftsmanship ARTCRAFT DENTAL LABORATORY 500 W. Franklin St., Baltimore 1. Md. Com plimeiits STUDENT UNION BARBER SHOP ' Best Wishes to Class of 1963 101 ]• a man is known by the company he keeps a dental laboratory is known by the techniques it uses VITALLIUM CASTINGS LUXENE PROCESSING SWISSEDENTURES Cooper 853 N. Howard Street Baltimore, Md. 9419 Georgia Avenue Silver Spring, Md. -{ 102 1 AND Equip FoRiT Wirri RHTLR ! You ' ve been preparing for success. Soon it will become a reality. Here are three steps to insure it; One ... sit down with your Ritter dealer. He ' ll help you locate successfully, give you advice on a hundred details that will get you started right. Two . . . then, let Ritter ' s Office Planning Department design your office. Our staff of experienced layout men can do wonders in apply- ing work simplification to your new office. Their service costs you nothing. Three . . . one final step. PEP. . .The Ritter Professional Equipment Plan will start you i - right financially— give you a fully equipped office with no down ivll ©!! sSjBX RITTER COMPANY INC. C V payment. Three steps to success. . .write US for complete details. Rochester a, n. y. ) -{ 103 V 2 Outstandins Contributions to Dental Education and Practice COLUMBIA BROWN DENTOFORMS ATTACHMENTS nROM a humble start 43 years ' ago Columbia Dentoforms have pROWN Precision Attachments have been used successfully played an increasingly important 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 43 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 43 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 siies of the Brown Attachments busy practitioner in his endless task made today are Identical with of patient-education by showing those made 43 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 ausand Models Ion Attachments 131 EAST 23rd STREET NEW YORK 10, N. Y. -1 104 J- Cl e s t e t CERAMIC LABORATORY Congratulations to the Class of ' 63 Black Dental Supply Co. 900 N.E. 2nd Avenue, Miami, Florida 208 South Olive Avenue West Palm Beach, Florida Compliments of Kent E. 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BALTIMORE 3, MARYLAND Park Ave. and Franklin MUlberry 5-3044 -- 3045 A DENTAL LABORATORY INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN 1930- 1963 -1113 Senior Directory Beimler, Richard P 1113 N. Woodington Rd., Baltimore 29. Md. Benneyan, Frank M 1481 Wilson St., Fresno, Calif. Bimestefer, J. David 3006 Dunmore Rd., Baltimore 22, Md. Bishop, David W Route 1, Newberry, S. C. Burt, Robert J 3400 Menlo Drive, Baltimore, Md. Caplan, Carl M 6234 Green Meadows Pkwy., Baltimore, Md. Carew, James M P. O. Box 174, Hillsboro, N. H. Carter, Ronald A 1438 W. Shaw Ave., Fresno, Calif. Chambers, Earl L 122 River Drive, Annapolis, Md. Collins, Dale R 441 Beaver St., Hastings, Penna. Costabile, Frank 106 Church St., Baltimore 25, Md. Darrigan, Thomas M 640 Merrick Ave., Merrick, N, Y. DeSantis, Renato P 3110 White Ave., Baltimore, Md. Eng, Gene W 500 N. E. 63rd St., Miami 38, Fla. Finagin, William B 6026 Hillcroft Place, Oxon Hill, Md. Fine, Michael A 24 E. 91st St., Brooklyn 12, N. Y. Fleishman, Robert P 5427 Fairlawn Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Foxman, Stanley B 5003 Dickey Hill Rd., Baltimore 8, Md. Friedman, Leon 2 Roosevelt Ave., West Orange, N. J. Frush, Franklin 2509 Forest Park Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Gallagher, Richard A 5201-A Eastbury Ave., Baltimore 6, Md. Geczik, Francis X 226 Naples Terrace, Bronx 63, N. Y. Goldstone, Peter L 501 Yale Ave., Baltimore 29, Md. Gottlieb, Herbert 5122 Queensberry Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Govrin, Mark L 4304 Parkton St., Baltimore 29, Md. Gnswold, William H 26 Park Ave., Matawan, N. J. Hanson, John E 6121 Alta Ave.. Baltimore 6, Md. Hartman, Ruth .... 401 Maplewood Dr., RFD 2, Ellicott City, Md. Hernandez, Wilberto P. O. Box 131. Eleanor Roosevelt, P. R. Hyatt, Stanley E 2117 Crimea Rd., Baltimore 6, Md. Irwin, Carl W 7226 Sollers Pt. Rd., Baltimore 22, Md. Jacobson, Ralph W Peare AFB. Portsmouth, N. H. Jennette, William C Chanut AFB, Rantoul, 111. Johnson, Dean C 5411 Falls Road Terrace, Baltimore 10, Md. Katz, Robert A 76 Campbell Ave., Revere 51, Mass. King, Clayton E 126 Pleasant St., New Bedford, Mass. King, Donald R Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Fla. Klioze, Earl E 3906 W. Rogers Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Koenigsberg, Herbert Indiana University, Indianapolis, Ind. Kraft, George A 338 Pennsylvania Ave., York, Penna. Krupinsky, George 1124 McAdoo Ave., Baltimore, Md. Ladd, Paul M 301 N, W. 81st St., Miami 50, Fla. Landino, Richard J 163 Park St., West Haven, Conn. Landsman, Stuart T 2185 Bolton St., Bronx, N. Y. Maser, Lorin G 6305 Walhonding Rd.. Washington 16, D. C. MuUins, Harry C 22 W. Walnut St.. Richwood, W. Va. Narun, Martin N Columbia University, New York 32, N. Y. Newman, Jerome W. . . . 10231 E. Bay Harbor Dr., Miami Beach, Fla. Nuckols, David B 1110 Sunnybrook Dr., Glen Burnie, Md. Oatis, George W 59 Westville Ave., Danbury, Conn. Oshry, Samuel 4031 Belle Ave., Baltimore, Md. Pentzer, John C 419 Hornel St., Baltimore 24, Md. Picker, Stanford E 12004 Van Owen St., N. Hollywood, Calif. Probst, Robert 4621 Manordene Rd., Baltimore 29, Md. Quinlan, George M 26 King ' s Lane, Springfield 9, Mass. Rasczewski, John R 4301 Partkon St., Baltimore 29, Md. Reddish, -Richard M 228 Glen Ave., Salisbury, Md. Reeber, Martin S 2639 Fletcher Ct., Hollywood, Fla. Richo, Frank P 4242 Parkton St., Baltimore 29, Md. Rose, Edward R 3320 Sumter Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Rosengarden, Ivan A 3309 Shelburne Rd., Baltimore 8, Md. Rothschild, Howard L. . . 3811 W. Strathmore Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Rubinstein, Paul 3808 Beehler Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Sakiewicz, Nicolaus 125 Donaldson Ave., Rutherford, N. J. Scholnick. Fred M 2300 Anoka Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Shaffer, Paul W 102 Potomac St., Westernport, Md. Siegendorf, Donald 1963 S. W. 7th St., Miami, Fla. Siegler, Howard 1213 E. Broadway, Hewlett, N. Y. Soliday, J. Thomas 127 N. 21st St., Wheeling, W. Va. Spire, Edward D 3413 Royce Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Staubach, John W W. Market St.. Hellam, Penna. Strong, George C 906 N. Mariposa Ave., Los Angeles 29, Calif. Tinter, Eberhard W 39 Saranac St., Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Toman, Thomas J 465 East Coast Drive, Atlantic Beach, Fla. Trabulsy, Norman M 830 Howard Terrace, Winter Haven, Fla. Van Hassel, Henry J 703 Roland Ave., Bel Air, Md. Vazzana, Lariy S 8230 Laurel Dr., Baltimore 34, Md. Webster, Kenneth H 3205 W. 4th Ave., Kennewich, Wash. Webster, Roger A 2133 Terrace Ave., Fresno, Calif. Welch, Francis W 112 Bronson Terrace, Springfield, Mass. Welch, Paul X 112 Bronson Terrace, Springfield, Mass. White, Jack Box 588, Richwood, W. Va. Wiesenbaugh, Joseph 210 S. Tyrone Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Wildman, Harvey R 20 Meadow Brook Rd., Danbury, Conn. Wolford, Herbert A 124 Delview Dr., Wilmington 3, Del. Wollman, Sheldon J 840 Monroe St., Annapolis, Md. Womer, Gary L 19 Yorkway, Baltimore 22, Md. Woodard, Maurice R 10111 Dallas Ave., Silver Spring, Md. Yent, Donald R 2702 Hamilton Ave., Baltimore 14, Md. 1141