Occopodian 1975

Robert E. Wendel Norman David Wright

Issaquah, Washington Midland, Pennsylvania

_Barney A.D. Yanklowitz

Glens Falls, New York

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Class of 1976

Charles Beatty Samuel Beitler Myron Bodman Herbert Bonacker

Richard Brown Daniel Buffington James Busey Blair Bycura

Steven Caplan John Cooper Michael Coppers Gary Cramer

108

Carl Deppen Joseph Devincentis Constantine Dimotsis Gary Dockery

Gary Docks Timothy Donaldson Herbert Feitelberg Jeffrey Feldman

Jeffrey Glaser James Graham William Grant Norman Greenberg

Russell Grootegoed Robert Gunther Mark Hinkes Larry Hodson

109

Danny Johnson Douglas Kennedy Robert Kramer William Lambert

Laurence Lembach Andrew Liss Arnold Magy Thomas Magrann

Stephen Manes Daniel Marcus Robert Martin Leonard Mazefsky

John Morello James Motyl Perry Peterson Ronald Reifschneider

110

Michael Ritchey Edward Singleton Dennis Springer Thomas Tauscheck

Eliezer Trybuch Lewis Vichinsky Larry Weiss Steven Wiener

Dennis Winiecki Anthony Zamojc

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Class of 1977

David Albert David Allen Lesley Appel Thomas Austad

Robert Angelier Robert Bair James Bartoszek Gary Bauer
Richard Benjamin
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Richard Berkowitz Ronald Bilinsky Mark Block

112

Edward Bodmer Stanley Basta Elliott Brumer David Buchler

Bruno Casatelli David Cavallaro James Cawthorne Wayne Clayman

Lawrence Cohen Martin Cohen Sheldon Collis Harry Confer

James Cornfield William Crawford Michael Curry Fred Cutler

113

Frank DiCenso Michaelangelo Dilonardo Kenneth Einstein Ralph Ernesto

George Evancho Donald Falknor David Feller Thomas Ferris

Edward Floyd James Flynn Phillip Forni Barry Gallanter

Timothy Gilbert Harwood Goldberg Gary Goodman Rene Goossens

114

David Gordon Gene Graham Steven Grossman David Gurvis

Martin Harris Francis Hawthorn Neil Hertzberg Clarence Hill

Fred Jacobs Timothy James Earl Johnston Marc Jonas

Jeffrey Kahn Steven Kassel Herbert Kateman Elliott Kleinman

115

Bruce Krueger David Kutlick David Kwong Jay Leff

Kenneth Levine James Marks Gary Mauro Daniel Merk

James Miller Michael Miller Paul Miller Gaspare Minaudo

Frank Ognibene Joseph Osti Christopher Pensiero Thomas Pietrocarlo

116

Michael Polchaninoff Joseph Porto David Ramig David Reppenhagen

Samuel Riase Dwight Ricketts Scott Rickoff Roberta Rowland

Nancy Rung Lawrence Rubin Jeffrey Savran Michael Schey

Frederic Schwartz Matthew Schlosser Philip Shapiro Errol Sherman

117

Steven Sherman Ricky Siegel Morgan Silvers Jerome Slavitt

John Stephens Stephen Su Stewart Surloff Evan Tarsky

Rodney Tomczak David Toth Thomas Turkin Deno Valentini

Bruce Vinokur Patricia Walsh Michael Warshaw Charles Watkins

118

Jeffrey Weber Joe Wong-Sing Sterling Wood Joseph Zaborowski

Ronald Bruscia

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Class of 1978

Steven Abrams Richard Adelman Gregory Adornetto Roy Ascanazy

Steven Atkins John Bedwell Samuel Berkowitz Michael Biancamano

Dennis Bobik Jozef Bobik Jerry Bond Leon Brill

120

John Brunsman John Clarity Michael Derin Perrin Edwards

David Ellis ,' ~ Barry Feinstein John Fiorino

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James Epps

Gad Flaumenhaft John Freas Barney Greenberg Ira Groban

Marc Grosack Steven Grunfeld David Guggenheim Lester Haag

121

James Hall Otto Hall Ronald Hathaway Brad Haymar

Richard Heligman James Holfinger Alan Hopson Charles Hounshell

James Ioli Jerry Jackson ... Jack Kaufman

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Murray Kahn

Paul Keane Charles Kissel Marc Klein Sheldon Koven

122

Elliott Lampert Neil Lapidus Jeffrey Liss Paul Lorincy

Marshall Lukoff James Lunsford Timothy Lykke Roger Masser

John Mastrangelo William Meditz Arnold Milner Egidio Montanile

Thomas Morris Steven Moskowitz Neil Naftolin Neil Napora

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Lee Nugent Mahmoud Orra Jerome Quinn Richard Quint

Mark Resnick Ronald Reznik Jeffrey Richer Mayer Salama

Paul Saks Robert Scagliola Steven Schecht Arthur Schiefelbein

Bruce Schneider Gary Shields Gary Schurman Marvin Sowel I

124

Judd Sparagon Richard Spinner James Stewart MichaPI Tumen

Robert Wane Jeffrey Warner Marc Weitzman Abraham Wexler

Ronald Wokasien Thomas Williams Jeffrey Zimmerman

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Alumni Association

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION O.C.P.M.
Back Row - Drs. Elliott Kramer, Theresa Cook, Gary Kaplan, Moses Zwerdling, Wallace Beylin, H. H. DiPiero, Joseph Seder, Louis
Cosentino, Edward Guzik, Carl Difranco, Bert Brosky, and Harold O'Grady. Seated - Drs. Samuel Pusater, Arthur Weinstein, Mrs. Bettie
Adams, Dr. Daniel Orenick Missing - Drs. Henry Fenton, Frank Jarm, Edward Fiffick, Alan Wittenberg and Wayne Wolf.

TO THE CLASS OF '75: Bettie Adams Irene Markle

We welcome you as Alumni of the Ohio College
of Podiatric Medicine and extend our very best
wishes for a happy and successful career in Po-
diatry.

When you think of an Alumni Association, you
recall the College it represents. The pride you feel
with being a graduate of your College, at which you
fulfilled your ambitions for a professional future in
Podiatry, should instill a life - long devotion to
your Alma Mater.

We know you worked long and hard to obtain
your D.P.M. degree and we also know that it is your
desire to see your College progress and grow larger
in all areas.

Your help will always be needed, whether it be
financial or moral, to further the teaching and prac-
tice of Podiatry.

As you know, your Alumni Association has
pledged $100,000.00 toward the purchase of the
Carnegie Medical Building. This pledge was made
possible only through contributions from your fel-
low Alumni, who feel that O.C.P.M. is the BEST
Podiatry college in the United States.

Please assist us by being an active and dedicated
Alumni Association member. Support your College
- Support your Alumni Association and Support
your profession. As they grow in strength and
knowledge, they wi II support and gratify you.

Joseph Seder, President

John A. Allen, D.P.M. Alumni
William E. Baird, D.P.M.
Dr. Philip Bartel, Dr. S. Berlin Dr. and Mrs. Morris Kurtzer
Dr. Elliott Biggs Dr. D. A. Marzano
Dr. Howard A. Blank Dr. H. Meyer
Dr. L. Block Dr. Howard S. Mitchell
Dr. George H. Boyce Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Moien and family
Joseph S. Moore Jr., D.P.M.
r. Nicholas Bradlee 0. Theodore New, D.P.M.
Dr. Walter B. Coleman Northeast Foot Clinic
Harold R. O'Grady, D.P.M.
Dr. James A. Conforti Ronald T. Osborne, D.P.M.
Dr. Alan R. Cornfield Dr. Rocco J. Palermo
Dr. Theresa R. Cook Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Peltier
Dr. Harvey E. Cooper Lester L. Perlmutter, D.P.M.
Dr. Louis A. Co.sention Dr. George A. Preste
Dr. A Costa 8. J. Roberts, D.P.M.
J. Philip Davidson, D.P.M. Dr. and Mrs. Francis H. Rogers, D.P.M.
Dr. I. Donick Dr. and Mrs. Broadus S. Rose
Henry L. Fenton, D.P.M. Richard R. Rossi, D.P.M.
Dr. Stuart M. Sharon
Dr. Edward J. Fiffick William V. Shifmah, D.P.M.
Dr. Frank P. Sobolewski
W. M. Finerty, D.P.M. Dr. R. J. Suppan
Robert H. Ford, D.P.M. Barry L. Swedlow, D.P.M.
Dr. Robert E. Fridrich Dr. Don W. Tobin
Dr. Anthony P. Tocco
r. Bernard Golastein Dr. M. Vianet
Dr. R. J. Gorman Dr. Joseph Weinberg
Dr. Larry E. Greiner Dr. and Mrs. Max Weisfeld
Leonard R. Janis, D.P.M. Frank C: Wilcox Jr., D.P.M.
0 arles Stephen Kaczmarek, D.P.M. Dr. Wayne 8. Wolf
Dr. and Mrs. John Kane Jr., D.P.M. Robert J. ~soj:ki, D.P.M.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Karaffa Cbarles R. Young, D.P.M.
Elliot J. Kramer, D.P.M. B.C. Egerter, D. P.M.
Dr. Henry Kubacki

Congratulations To Our Doctors

Mr. li. Albright Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Lovelad_y
Mrs. Oscar Belinsky Mr. and Mrs. G. Magid
Mr. and Mrs. J. Blaine Mr. R. Meisenhelder
Mr. William Bordelove Mr. and Mrs. P. Milack
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. R. Nebel
Mr. Mrs. F. Buggiani Mr. and Mrs. M. Olsen
Mr. and Mrs. S. Burns Dr. M. W. Palestrant
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cafini Mr. and Mrs. M. Pels
Mr. and Mrs. C. Cangialosi Mr. and Mrs. H. Potash
Mr. and Mrs. S. Collis Mr. and Mrs. A. Raabe
Mr. and Mrs. Cox Dr. and Mrs. H. Ruday
Mr. and Mrs. M. Dananberg Mr. and Mrs. N. Sampson
Mr. Douglas Elleby Mr. and Mrs. Sandfield
Dr. and Mrs. C. Erbeck Mr. Carl N. Sandford
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Franke Mrs. Lena Schnall
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. C. Schreibstein
Mr. and Mrs. A. Grant Mr. and Mrs. P. Schuster
Mr. and Mrs. R. Gutman Mr. and Mrs. A. Sindone
Mr. and Mrs. F. Haluska Mr. and Mrs. E. Sindoni
Dr. and Mrs. J. Hoffrichter Mr. F. Strasek
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. M. Spittler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. M. Sugar
Mrs. T. Houston Mr. and Mrs. Surgan
Mr. and Mrs. L. lsacoff Mr. and Mrs. L. Toothaker
Dr. and Mrs. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. E. Wachlarz
Mr. W. Kellerman Mr. M. Wargo
Mr. and Mrs. D. Keys Mr. and Mrs. H. Weiss
Mr. W. Knox Mr. H. Weissman
Mrs. D. Landry Mr. and Mrs. N. Wright
Mr. and Mrs. L. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Yanklowitz
Mr. and Mrs. V. Long

Patrons

Dr. and Mrs. M. Arjona Mr. and Mrs. P. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. C. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. J. Lapidus
Mr. and Mrs. C. Beatty, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. G. Lecompte
Mrs. Leonard Beitler Mr. and Mrs. B. Lukoff
Dr. William L. Bond Stephen Mourat
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cutler Mr. and Mrs. Milner
Mr. and Mrs. DiLonardo Bea Monteith
Mr. and Mrs. S. Docks Mr. and Mrs. L. Nugent
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Feldman
Mr. Herman Glaser Abe Rubin, D.P.M.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Graham Mr. and Mrs. I. Savran
Julia Greenfeld Mr. Fred Scagliola
Mr. Albert Gunther Mr. and Mrs. I. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs H. Hale Dr. and Mrs. S. Shapiro
Mr. and Mrs. K. Hanna Dr. and Mrs. H. Stiffler
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harris Mr. and Mrs. P. Su
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Hinkes Mr. George Tauscheck
Mr. Walter W. Herbert University East Barber Shop
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hill Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Warner
Dr. and Mrs. M. Hurwitz
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. J. Weber
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kitrosser
Mr. and Mrs. S. Weiner
Mr. and Mrs. Wood
Bennie Owens
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A special Thank-you to the Class of 1950

Robert E. Elmann Ed Guzik, D.P.M.

Tallahassee, Florida Cleveland, Ohio
President Northeastern Academy of Podiatry,
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital Ohio
Sundland Hospital President Podopediatrics study club of Cleve-
County Nursing Home land
President Tri-Pod Study Club, Cleveland
President of Joint Veterans Commission of
Cuyahoga County, Ohio

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Senior Index

TERENCE B. ALBRIGHT CHARLES PHILIP CANGIALOSI
York, Pennsylvania Wyckoff, New Jersey
B.A., Pennsylvania State University B.S., John Carroll University
President of O.P.S.A., Director of Extracurricular Af- Pi Delta, 3-4, Pi Delta President, 4, AGK, 1-4, Occo-
fairs, 3, Social Director of O.P.S.A., KTE, 1-4, Pi Delta podian Photographer, 4, O.P.S.A. Local Representa-
3-4 tive, 3, O.P.S.A. National Representative, 4

BRIAN STUART BAKST DAVID J. CARROLL
Cleveland Heights, Ohio Arlington, Mass.
President Inter-Fraternity Council, 4 B.S., Boston College
O.P.S.A. Class Represetative, 2-3, AGK, 1-4, Asst.
IRA STEVEN BELINSKY Director AGK City Mission, 3, Clinic Director of
Linden, New Jersey AGK City Mission, 4
B.A., Fairleigh Dickinson University
KTE, 1-4, Lecture Series Committee, 4 DANIEL J. CAVOLO
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
SHELDON L. BORDELOVE KTE, 1-4, Pi Delta, 3-4, Secretary of Pi Delta, 4
Detroit, Michigan
A.S., Oakland Community College CARY AARON COLLIS
Phi, 1-4 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
D.S., University of Toronto
Wm. DOUGLAS BOYD Phi, 1-4
Lakeside, California
B.S., Texas Christian University RONALD J. CONKLIN
O.P.S.A., National, 3
Hamtramck, Michigan
ROBERT P. BRAUNER D.S., Lawrence Institute of Technology
Cleveland Heights, Ohio Phi, 1-4
B.S., Pharmacy, University of Maryland
AGK, 1-4, Pi Delta, 3-4, Pi Delta Treasurer, 4 RODERICK ALAN COX
Silver Spring, Maryland
JACK HOWARD BROWN JR. D.S., University of Maryland
Del City, Oklahoma AGK, 1-4, AGK Chaplin, 3, Pi Delta, 3-4, Pi Delta
AGK, 1-4, National Representative to O.P.S.A., 2-3, Scientific Chairman, 4
A.P.S.A. Board of Trustees for O.C.P.M., 4-5, Repre-
sentative from A.P.S.A. to S.A.M.A., Footprints Staff HOWARD J. DANANBERG
Writer, 2-4 New York, New York
Phi, 1-4, Footprints, 1
FRANK P. BUGGIANI
Rutland, Vermont DOUGLAS H. ELLEBY
B.S., Castleton State College Monterrey, NL, Mexico
Vice President, 1 KTE, 1-4, President of KTE, 4, Vice President KTE, 3,
KTE Clinic Workhouse Chairman, 3
STEVEN ALAN BURNS
Oak Park, Michigan ALVIN C. ERBECK
B.S., Wayne State University Mason, Ohio
Phi, 1-4, Clinic Director of Phi, 3, Occopodian Staff, Pi Delta, 3-4, AGK, 1-4, Senior Clinic Coordinator, 4,
4 Asst. Clinic Director AGK, 4

STEPHEN G. CAFINI DONALD P. FEIGELSON
Erie, Pennsylvania Dayton, Ohio
B.S., Gannon College B.A., Miami University
Phi, 1-4, Clinic Director of Phi, 3-4, Occopodian KTE, 1-4, Asst. Workhouse Chairman 3
Staff, 3, Occopodian, Literary Editor, 4

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DAVID R. FRAN KE DAVID G. HUTCHINS
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Gardiner, Maine
B.S., Salem College B.S., University of Maine
KTE, 1-4, Pi Delta Vice President, 4 tAGK, 1-4

JAMES RUSSELL GILBERT THEODORE R. ISAACOFF
Cleveland Heights, Ohio Silver Spring, Maryland
B.S., University of Maryland KTE, 1-4
M.S., George Washington University, Footprints, 2-4
A. LOUIS JIMENEZ
ARTHUR E. GOLDBERG Perth Amboy, New Jersey
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.A., Simpson College
B.S., Pennsylvania State University O.P.S.A. Student Director of Clinics, 4, Student Clin-
Class Sergeant-at-Arms, 1-4, Phi, 1-4, Phi Social ic Representative, 2-3, Footprints, 3-4, KTE, 1-4, KTE
Chairman, 4 Workhouse Chairman, 4, Minority Affairs Com-
mittee, 1-4
LARRY IRA GOLDSTEIN
Pompano Beach, Florida ATLAS MORDECAI JONES
B.S., University of Hartford Chillicothe, Ohio
Phi, 1-4 B.S., Howard University
Vice President of Class, 1, Pi Delta, 3-4
RICHARD L. GRANT
Oak Park, Michigan DAVID JOSEPH KAPLAN
Pi Delta, 3-4, Vice President Phi, 4, Phi Clinic Direc- Southfield, Michigan
tor, 3 Phi Lecture Series Chairman, 3, O.P.S.A. Director of
Extracurricular Affairs, 4, Phi Sgt. at Arms, 4, Occo-
RICHARD I. GREENBERG podian, 4
Cincinnati, Ohio
B.S., University of Cincinnati BART KELLERMAN
KTE, 1-4, Clinic Chairman of KTE, 4 Roslyn Heights, New York
B.S., Northeastern University
WILLIAM M. GUTMAN KTE, 1-4
Ventnor, City, New Jersey
B.S., Fairleigh Dickinson University MARC S. KEYS
O.C.P.M. Student Council Representative, 1, Class West Bloomfield, Michigan
Secretary, 2, KTE Vice President, 3, Clinic Director of B.S., Michigan State University
KTE, 4, Asst. Director of KTE, 3, Pi Delta, 3-4 President of Phi, 4, Occopodian Editor-in-Chief, 4,
Executive Board Inter-Fraternity Council, 4, Presi-
PAUL F. HALUSKA dents' Club, 4, Clinic Director of Phi, 3, Junior
Broadview Hts., Ohio Editor of Occopodian, 3, Phi, 1-4, Occopodian, 1-4
KTE, 1-4
MARC R. KLEIN
THOMAS A. HENNIE Warrensville Heights Ohio
Lyndhurst, Ohio B.S., Cleveland State University
B.S., Cleveland State University Phi, 2-4, Pi Delta, 3-4
Class Secretary, 3
WARREN HARDING KNOX, JR.
ERIC M. HOFFRICHTER Avon Lake, Ohio
E. Liverpool, Ohio B.S., Cleveland State University
B.A., Bethany College A.P.S.A. Representative, 1, O.P.S.A. Local Represent-
Phi, 1-4 ative, 2, AGK, 2, Class Treasurer, 3, Pi Delta, 3-4

BILL HOGAN HARRY M. KOCIL
Canton, Ohio Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
B.A., Case Western Reserve University B.S., University of Alberta
AGK, 1-4, Pi Delta, 3-4, Pi Delta Chaplain AGK, 1-4, Canadian Association of Podiatric Stu-
dents. 3-4

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MARK E. LAN DRY MICHAEL L. PALESTRANT
Potomac, Maryland Columbus, Ohio
Footprints Editor, 3-4, AGK, 2-4 B.S., Ohio State University
Pi Delta, 3-4, Inter Fraternity Council Representa-
ARNOLD STEVEN LEVIN tive, 4, Phi, 1-4
Baltimore, Maryland
A.A., Community College of Baltimore SIMON PELS
KTE, 1-4, Coordinator of March of Dimes Walk- St. Petersburg, Florida
athon, 1-3, O.P.S.A. Director of Public Information, B.S., University of Akron
3 Footprints, 1-4, Asst. Clinic Director AGK City Mis-
sion, Historian AGK, Scientific Committee AGK,
CURTIS W. LONG Chaplin AGK
Prescott, Washington
B.S., Washington State University ARTHUR E. POTASH
Class President, 1, KTE, 1-4 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A.A., West Chester State College
WILLIAM D. LOVELADY KTE, 1, Phi, 2-4, Occopodian staff, 4
San Antonio, Texas KTE, 1-4
RICHARD A. RAABE
RICHARD H. LOWSTUTER Hinckley, Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio B.A., Wittenberg University
KTE, 1-4 Phi, 2-3

ROBERT IRA LUBIN ROBERT McDONOUGH ROMAINE
Southfield, Michigan Troy, New York
B.S., Wayne State University A.S., B.S., University of New York at Fredonia
Phi, 1-4 Footprints Staff, 2, Footprints Photographer, 4

LARRY NEAL MAGID DEAN MARC RUDAY
Southfield, Michigan Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Footprints Reporter, 2-3, O.P.S.A. Representative, 1, KTE, 1-4, Social Chairman of KTE, 3-4, O.P.S.A. Na-
Tissue and Specimen Committee Members, 4, Phi, 1- tional Representative, 2
4
RONALD M. RUNYAN
DAN A. MEISENHELDER Hamilton, Ohio
York, Pennsylvania B.S.,Ohio State
AG K, 1-4, Pi Delta, 3-4 AGK, 1-4, lnterfraternity Council Representative for
AGK
GARY PAUL MILACK
Dix Hills, New York RUTH A. SAMPSON
B.S., College of Emporia Warren, Pennsylvania
Phi, 1-4 Class Officer, 1, O.P.S.A. Director of Extracurricular
Affairs, 2, AGK, 1-4
MICHAEL NEBEL
New York, New York THOMAS CARL SANDFORD
B.A., Queens College Wantagh, New York
Phi, 1-4 B.S., Murray State l)niversity
AGK Secretary, 2, Asst, Clinic Director of Easte:rn
THOMAS RALPH NEBEL Star, 3, Director of Eastern Star, 4
Butler, Pennsylvania
AGK, 1-4 MARSHALL J. SANFIELD

AARON C. OLSON Mt. Clemens, Michigan
Dickinson, North Dakota Phi, 1-4
B.S., University of North Dakota
Class Treasurer, 2, Class Vice President, 3, Class GARY SCHLACHET
President, 4 Cleveland Heights, Ohio
B.S., Ohio University
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SAUL J. SCHNALL JAMES L. SUTTON
New York City, New York Cleveland Heights, Ohio
B.S., College of Emporia B.S., Fordham University
AGK, 1-4 AGK, 1-4

HOWARD SCHREIBSTEIN JOHN L. TOOTHAKER
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bangor, Maine
B.A., Temple University A.S., B.S., University of Maine
KTE, 2-4, KTE Rush Chairman, 3 AGK, 1-4

LARRY SCHUSTER MARK A. TOZZI
Buffalo, New York Richmond Heights, Ohio
B.A., S.U.N.Y. at Buffalo KTE, 1-4, Class Vice President, 4
Phi Clinic Chairman, 4, Phi Clinic Director, 3, Phi, 1-
4 MICHAEL J. VOGELBACH
Lambertville, Michigan
HAROLD SCHWARTZ B.S., University of Toledo
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania AGK, 1-4
Pi Delta, 3-4, Phi, 1-4, Phi Secretary, 3, Occopodian
Staff, 3 ROBERT WACHLARZ
Oak Park, Michigan
CARL E. SHARP Phi, 1-4
Columbus, Ohio
B.S., Ohio State University WAYNE WARGO
AGK, 1-4, AGK Treasurer, 4, A.P.S.A., Representative, Erie, Pennsylvania
B.S., Gannon College
3 KTE, 1-4

ALAN I. SHULMAN SAL WEINGARTEN
Southfield, Michigan Lorain, Ohio
Phi, 1-4, Phi Corresponding Secretary, 3 B.S., Kent State University
Class President, 3, Academic Status Committee, 3
JEFFREY L. SIMON
Livingston, New Jersey ALLAN GARY WEISS
B.A., West Virginia University Oak Park, Michigan
KTE, 1-4 B.S., Michigan State University
Phi, 1-4, Occopodian Business Editor, 4, Class Treas-
JOSEPH L. SINDONE urer, 4
Brooklyn, New York
B.A., Brooklyn College RICHARD ALLEN WEISSMAN
Phi, 1-4, Phi Vice President, 3, O.P.S.A. Representa- Jacksonville, Florida
tive, 3 Pi Delta, 3-4, Phi, 1-4

ANTHONY F. SINDONI ROBERT E. WENDEL
Margate, New Jersey Issaquah, Washington
B.S., Lambuth College B.A., M.S., Washington State University
Phi, 1-4 AGK, 2-4, Curriculum Committee, 3

STEVEN IRA SUGAR Scientific Research BARNEY A. D. YANKLOWITZ
Baltimore, Maryland Glens Falls, New York
KTE, 1-4, KTE Historian, 1-2, B.A., State University of New York at Potsdam
Committee, 3, Occopodian, 4 KTE, 3-4, KTE Secretary, 3, KTE Vice President, 4, Pi
Delta, 3-4, lnterfraternity Council, 4
THEODORE NATHANIEL SURGAN
Tenafly, New Jersey
KTE, 1-4

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Indebtedness is acknowledged to far more persons
than can be mentioned by name. How can one even
begin to thank all those whose friendship and assist-
ance have made this yearbook possible.

I would like to thank the professional people who
made the 1975 Occopodian a reality; Mr. John Urian of
Keller Publishing for his instrumental part in the crea-
tion and production of this yearbook; Mr. Jim Janis of
Hallmark Photographers for the usual excellent service
in senior and underclassmen portraits; and Mr. Joe
Crilly for his excellence in candid photography.

To Mr. Brian Cantlin, our advisor, my deepest thanks
for all the guidance and assistance in leading us
through another year.

To Mrs. Betty Paquin, who always aided the staff
whenever asked.

To Pat Gyrbko and Kai Sullivan, who tolerated my
constant interruptions when I needed advice or assist-
ance.

To my wife Marcia, who endured the late night
phone calls, and helped me more than anyone in
assisting me in the completion of this book.

To all my fellow classmates, luck and happiness in
the future.

Marc S. Keys
Editor-in-Chief

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