radm george d. “satch” selfridge, dc, usn (ret.)

Winter 2015

newsletterSchool of Dental Medicine

Winter, 2015 Vol. 47, No.1

Dr. George Dever “Satch” Selfridge passed away peacefully October 19, 2014 after a short illness. He was a leader in military and civilian dental education, serving as the Dean of the Washington University School of Dental Medicine from 1976 to 1986.

Dr. Selfridge was born in Pitman, NJ in 1924. He re-ceived his DDS degree from the School of Dentistry, State University of New York, Buf-falo in 1947. Shortly thereafter he accepted a commission in the United States Navy Den-tal Corps. Dr. Selfridge served an internship at the Naval Dental School and the Naval Dental Hospital in St. Albans, NY followed by an Oral Sur-gery residency at the US Na-val Hospital, Jacksonville, Fl. Dr. Selfridge served on many ships and at many shore sta-tions primarily in the Atlantic Fleet. In 1969, he returned to the Naval Dental School where his assignment was to head both the publications and audiovisual departments. Dr. Selfridge combined those two departments into a new educational resources de-partment and inaugurated an independent Learning Center where students could select and study audiovisual educa-tional materials at their conve-

nience. He also assisted in the design and development of two Masters degree programs (one for graduate students and one for staff officers) in co-operation with The George Washington University. Dr. Selfridge received a Masters in Education from The George Washington University.

Senior leadership positions and a variety of commands highlighted Dr. Selfridge’s Naval career. He served as Senior Dental Officer for the Submarine Force, Atlantic Fleet; as Associate Dean, Na-

tional Naval Dental Center, Bethesda, MD; and as Deputy Director, Regional Dental Cen-ter, Norfolk, VA where he was promoted to Rear Admiral in 1973. Rear Admiral Selfridge completed his distinguished Naval career as Command-ing Officer and dean of the National Naval Dental Cen-ter, Bethesda, MD, retiring in 1976.

“Satch” came to Washington University, St. Louis, School of Dental Medicine to serve as Dean from 1976-1986. During his

tenure, he converted the curriculum from three to four years. Introducing the “Research Without Walls” concept, increased the full time faculty from 36 to 56, and grew the Continuing Education programs from 2 to 26 offerings. While at Washington University, he served as Chief of Dentistry at Barnes and St. Louis Children’s Hospitals.

In 1986, at the request of the American Board of Ortho-

RADM George D. “Satch” Selfridge, DC, USN (Ret.) 1924-2014

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DR. GEORGE DEVER “SATCH” SELFRIDGE (Photo courtesy of the Selfridge family)

W.U.S.D.M. Alumni Newsletter

John E. “Jack” Gilster, DDS, Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics at Washington University School of Dental Medicine died peacefully, surrounded by love ones, Wednesday August 6, 2014, in Albuquerque, NM.

He was 92. Dr. Gilster was one of three principal scientific investigators of the St. Louis Baby Tooth Survey (1959-1970). The Survey, through the research directed by Dr. Gilster & his fellow investigators, quantitatively determined that above ground nuclear testing was poisoning the children of the world. With this evidence, The USSR, UK and US governments agreed to stop above ground nuclear weapons testing with the ratification of the Limited (Atmospheric) Test Ban Treaty in the fall of 1963.

Jack was born in Chester, Il and graduated from the University of Illinois in 1940. He graduated from the Washington University School of Dentistry in 1944. Following

two years service in the Army, and three years of general dental practice with his father, Dr. B.E. Gilster (WUSL DDS, ’18), in Chester, IL, he established a private practice in Pediatric Dentistry in St. Louis. Jack taught Pediatric Dentistry at Washington University’s Dental School beginning in 1950, rising through the ranks to Professor of Pediatric Dentistry and eventually, Professor Emeritus upon his retirement in 1987. He served as President of the Alumni Association in 1969, and was named Distinguished Alumnus by the Washington University Dental Alumni Association in 1977. Jack served on the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry from 1959-1966, serving as Chairman in 1966. He was awarded fellowship in the American College of Dentists, the International College of Dentists and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentists. Jack was an accomplished Editor, serving as such for

the St. Louis Dental Society Bulletin (1953-1963), The Journal of the Missouri Dental Association (1963-1973). He served on the ADA Council on Journalism (1963-1969) and was President of the American Association of Dental Editors in 1971. Jack also served as Editor of this Alumni Newsletter for an astounding 29 years (1973-2002). In 1987, Jack was awarded a Distinguished Alumnus of Washington University. After retirement, Jack was elected President of the Dental Coalition for Public Awareness and later served as a Board member for the National Federation for Ectodermal Dysplasia. Jack moved from St. Louis to Albuquerque in 2003 to be closer to family. He is the father of three children, John, Norman and Elisabeth and six brilliant grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to: The National Foundation for Ectodermal Dysplasia, 6 Executive Dr. Ste. 2, Fairview Heights, IL 62208.

Dr. John E. “Jack” Gilster 1922-2014

dontics, he became the Ex-ecutive Director. He served in that capacity until 1997, retiring as Executive Direc-tor Emeritus. The Ameri-can Board of Orthodontics honored Dr. Selfridge with its Earl & Wilma Shepard Award of distinction in 2006.

Dr. Selfridge served as President of the Interna-tional College of Dentists (ICD) in 1980. In 1984, the College honored him with Master Fellowship. Elected as Deputy Registrar of the USA Section in 1990, he provided guidance & sup-port for two Secretary Gen-eral/Registrars. Dr. Selfridge retired as the Deputy Regis-trar of the ICD, USA Section, and was awarded Secretary General/Registrar Emeritus status in 2005.

Satch was preceded in death by his wife, the late Ruthe Motisher Selfridge, to whom he was happily married for 65 years. He is survived by his three daughters Pamela Ruane (William) of Randolph, NJ; Kimberly Schaffer (Mason) of O’Fallon, MO; and Cheryl Townsley (John) of Conroe, TX; and two granddaughters, Chelby and Cramer Townsley.

Memorial contributions may be made to: the WUDAA Scholarship Fund C/O Mark McCarthy, 439 S. Kirkwood Road, St. Louis, MO 63122 or the ICD, USA Section Foundation, 610 Professional Dr., Ste 201, Gaithersburg, MD 20879.

Photo from the WUDAA files

Dr. Selfridge, (continued from page 1)

DR. JOHN E. “JACK” GILSTER (Photo from the WUDAA files)

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Each year the Washington University Dental Alumni Association (WUDAA) selects a Distinguished Alumnus and this year Dr. Joseph F Hagenbruch was chosen as the recipient.

Dr. Hagenbruch graduated from The Washington University School of Dental Medicine in 1982. Joe received his undergraduate degree from Illinois State University. Prior to attending dental school, he was a high school science teacher and coach for a number of years.

Joe is the current American Dental Association Eighth Dis-trict Trustee in the fourth year of a four year term. He is a former-president of the Illinois State Dental Society, the Illinois Acad-emy of General Dentistry and the McHenry County Dental Society. He serves as an Illinois State Dental Society Spokesperson

on dental related subjects. He is also a designated spokesper-son/presenter for Illinois State Dental Society on the Prevent Abuse and Neglect through Den-tal Awareness (P.A.N.D.A.) initia-tive in Illinois.

Joe is a Fellow in the American College of Dentists (ACD) and is a past-chairperson for the Illinois Section. He also presently serves as the Regent for the American College of Dentists representing Regency 5 (which includes the ACD Sections in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin). He is a Fellow in the International College of Dentists, the Odontographic Society of Chicago, the Academy of General Dentistry, the Pierre Fauchard Academy, the Academy of Dentistry International and the

Arcolian Dental Arts Society. He served six years as a member of the Academy of General Dentistry’s Council on Legislative and Governmental Affairs. He served on the ADA Council on Dental Benefit Programs and was chair of that Council in his final year. He has served as an ADA and AGD Delegate for their respective House of Delegates on a multitude of occasions, as well as a Delegate (representing the McHenry County Dental Society) many times for the Illinois State Dental Society House of Delegates. Joe also has a wealth of experience serving on a number of McHenry County Dental Society and Illinois State Dental Society Committees, as well as a wide-range of voluntary service regarding non-dental community and county agencies.

Joe was instrumental in helping found a dental clinic in McHenry County in northern Illinois specifically designed to care for the underserved populations. Dr. Hagenbruch volunteers his services at this

clinic---the McHenry County Cooperative Dental Clinic (MCCDC) which provides basic dental care for those individuals in McHenry County and the surrounding area that qualify as medically indigent, Medicaid-eligible, or are among the working-poor population.

Joe was named an Illinois Healthy Smiles Hero in 2007 by then Illinois Lieutenant Governor (former Governor) Patrick Quinn for efforts in establishing the MCCDC facility, as well as for his commitment to increase access to dental care for underserved persons in Illinois and southern Wisconsin.

Joe’s interests outside dentistry include travel, golf, & bicycle riding. He is a sports fan and a professed die-hard St. Louis Cardinals fan his whole life. Joe is a long standing-member of the Lions Club, having served as the local club’s President twice. Joe and his wife, Rita, have a daughter, Laura, who is married to Michal. They have one granddaughter, Anna, who is 21 months old.

JOSEPH F. HAGENBRUCH, CLASS OF 1982 2014 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR

Dan Twillmann, Mike Harada, Jim Nativi, Distinguished Alum Joe Hagenbruch and Pete Pirmann, all Class of 1982 and Susan Bordenave-Bishop, ’86.

WUDAA President Arnie Jacobson, ’76, presents the Distinguished Alumnus Award to Joe Hagenbruch, ’82.


The Washington University Dental Alumni Association (WUDAA) held its annual meeting on September 19 and 20, 2014. The WUDAA events were held at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel in the Central West End in St. Louis. The meetings and reunion festivities were well attended. Each year the attendees report that they return specifically to this meeting in St. Louis to enjoy the people and places they remember from their days in dental school.

The 148th Annual Session of the WUDAA meeting began Friday evening, September 19 with a reception at the Alumni House on the Main Campus. As always, there was a large crowd for this event. It is a great opportunity to socialize and catch up with Alumni from many different years and numerous instructors from the dental school. This year approximately 200 Alums and their guests attended the Friday evening gathering. The classes that held reunions were:

55th reunion, the Class of 1959







After the reception at the Alumni House, the classes celebrating their reunions went on to various locations for dinner, catching up, laughter and more reminiscing.

The Board of Directors of the Dental Alumni Association met several weeks before the September Annual Meeting to conduct the business necessary

to prepare for the 2014 Annual Meeting. Reports were given by WUDAA Secretary/Treasurer, Mark McCarthy. The Board of Directors received reports from the Finance Committee, Nominating Committee, Scholarship Committee and Newsletter Editors. The reports from the Website chairman and History Committee were also received.

On Saturday morning, Sep-tember 20, a Continuing Educa-tion program was presented by WUDAA. The CE program fea-tured four speakers who each gave a presentation relevant to their areas of expertise. (Please see separate article for more in-formation on page 19). Follow-ing the Continuing Education program, the WUDAA Business meeting was held. This annual meeting is open to any Alum who would like to attend and all Alumni are eligible to vote. A re-port of the meeting of the Board of Directors was given and ap-propriate action was taken. The slate of new officers was pre-sented and elected. They are:

President:Dr. Michael O’Connell, 1984

President-Elect: Dr. Michael Noble, 1984

Vice-President: Dr. Kevin Thorpe, 1979

Secretary/Treasurer: Dr. Mark McCarthy, 1979

Editors: Dr. Gail Holcomb and Dr. Robert Boyle, 1979

The annual Alumni As-sociation Banquet was held Saturday evening, Septem-ber 20. Dr. Arnie Jacobson, 1976, President of the Alumni Association, was the emcee of the evening’s events. All of

the reunion classes were rec-ognized. Special honors were given to the Fifty Year Class of 1964; they were awarded com-memorative medallions from Washington University. The Twenty Five Year Class of 1989 received special recognition and certificates in honor of their service to the dental profession.

The Washington University Dental Alumni Association has created a Scholarship Fund for the study of Dental Medi-cine. The recipients of the 2014 Scholarship Award were Antho-ny Clark, Michael Forman, and Julia Kofkoff. Anthony Clark, son of Victor Clark, ’84, is cur-rently a senior at Creighton University School of Dentistry. Michael Forman is the son of Diane & Jerry Forman, ’84. Mi-chael is a junior attending Har-vard School of Dental Medicine.

Julia Kofkoff is the daughter of Richard Kofkoff, MD and Sue Godwin, ’79. Julia is a senior at NYU College of Dentistry. These students are the eighth, ninth and tenth recipients of the WUDAA Scholarship Award. Julia Kofkoff was present with her parents for the Banquet. (Please see separate article on page 6 for more information regarding the WUDAA Scholar-ship Fund).

At the 2010 banquet, the Alumni Association President, Kevin Walsh, ’80, established the John E. Gilster Service Award. It is named for Jack Gil-ster, ’44, who was the Editor of the WUDAA Newsletter for over 40 years. He devoted countless hours in service to the Alumni Association, and the school as Chairman of the Department of Pedodontics from 1957-1967

The 148th Annual Meeting

Newsletter

Editors Gail

Holcomb, ‘79

and Bob Boyle,

’79, receive the

John E. Gilster

Service Award

from WUDAA

President, Arnie

Jacobson, ‘76.

Joanne Parrott receiving the Dr.

Frank Miller Humanitarian Award,

on behalf of her late husband,

Roger L. Parrott, ‘53 and herself

from WUDAA President, Arnie

Jacobson, ‘76.


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and remained a Professor of Clinical Pedodontics until his retirement in 1987. Dr. Gilster passed away recently, but with this Award, his name & accom-plishments will live on. Presi-dent of the Alumni Association, Dr. Arnie Jacobson, ‘76, pre-sented the 2014 John E. Gilster Service award to Gail Holcomb & Bob Boyle, both of the Class of ’79. Drs. Holcomb & Boyle “were recognized for their in-dispensable, continuous, long-time service to WUDAA as Board members, leaders and editors”. As editors of your Newsletter, we are honored and humbled.

The Frank Miller Award was conferred on Joanne and the late Roger Parrott, ’53, for their humanitarian efforts on behalf of research and education for children, including the Tooth Survey and the Dental Health Theater. Roger held leadership posts in Pediatric Dentistry and in local and state dental organizations. Joanne has been the driving force behind the local Dental Auxiliary and the Dental Alliance.

The 2014 Distinguished Alumnus Award was presented to Dr. Joseph Hagenbruch, Class of 1982. Dr. Hagenbruch gratefully accepted the award and thanked the Alumni Association for the honor. (Please see page 3 article about Dr. Hagenbruch).

After the awards were given, the introduction and installation of the new officers was announced. This brought the 2014 Annual Meeting to its conclusion.

Message from the Washington University

Dental AlumniAssociation President,

MICHAEL O’CONNELL, ’84

Happy 2015! I hope all of you have a happy, healthy and prosperous new year! I would also like to thank the Alumni board for the honor of serving as your president, for the year starting September 2014 through September 2015.

Arnold Jacobson , ’76 as our outgoing President, 2013 – 2014, did a spectacular job of guiding our Alumni Asso-ciation through another year. Thanks from all of us!

As this year’s President, I do appreciate Arnie’s and the Board’s focused support. Thanks to the current Execu-tive Board; Arnie Jacobson, ’76, Mark McCarthy, ’79, Kevin Thorpe, ’79, Gail Holcomb, ‘79, Mike Noble, ’84, Bob Boyle, ‘79 and all Alumni who have participated throughout the years.

WUDAA also needs the continued and new support of all its Alumni.

Digital communications have been made possible by Bob Boyle and Gail Holcomb, ’79 so please visit

our Alumni website at www.wudaa.com The website is updated regularly with information about upcoming dates and events. Please keep your email address updated through WUDAA Secretary, Mark McCarthy at [email protected]

Mark your calendars for the 149th Annual Meeting of The Washington University Dental Alumni Association, which will be held on Friday, September 18 and Saturday September 19, 2015. Our activities begin on Friday evening with an informal, but elegant cocktail party at the Alumni House located on Washington’s University’s main campus. This is a wonderful setting and great opportunity to reunite with classmates and fellow Alumni and faculty. It is always a popular event and a wonderful start to many of the reunion activities of individual classes.

On Saturday morning, the 19th, we will sponsor four hours of Continuing Education with ADA and AGD approved seminars at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel. The afternoon is free to enjoy all of the sights and sounds of St Louis. The evening will begin with a social hour

where you can catch up with fellow Alumni, followed by the Annual Banquet at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel.

On a special note, the class of 1965 will receive special recognition of their 50th anniversary. Other classes as well, will be celebrating their 25th, 30th, 35th, 40th, 45th reunions and beyond.

We will also honor a Distinguished Alumnus and this year’s recipient of our Scholarship Award.

I trust each of you will want to learn more details about this year’s get together and hope you can join us after all it’s been 24 years since our last graduation day.

Please call and/or e-mail and recruit fellow classmates to organize your class reunion. Our Association’s Alumni Liaison, David Jolley, is available to assist you by providing mailing lists, local arrangements and support. He may be reached at [email protected] or 1-314-935-5051.

So mark your calendars for September 18th and 19th, 2015 and meet us all in St. Louis for a great reunion.

Michael O’Connell, ’84.

WUDAA President, Mike O’Connell,

adjourns the meeting with an invitation

to all to attend next year’s meeting.

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maintain a 501 (c)(3) status. With

the growth of the Scholarship

Fund, through the generous

contributions of our Alumni

and like-minded individuals,

we would hope to broaden

the scope of the awards and

possibly explore expanding

the applicant base. With a

$50,000 Fund, we had projected

the ability to offer an annual

scholarship in perpetuity. We

reached that goal in only five

years, however, world financial

changes conspired against that

plan. We need your continued

support. Contributions can

be in the name of anyone you

choose, such as a loved one,

classmate, professor, etc.

Please be sure to designate your

desire to do so when you send

your donation. Donations will be

acknowledged in the Newsletter

unless anonymity is requested.

As of September 2014, the

balance of the Scholarship

Fund is approximately $85,000.

We already have given ten

The Alumni Association

of the Washington University

School of Dental Medicine

(WUDAA) has created a

scholarship for the study of

Dental Medicine. Washington

University no longer has a

School of Dental Medicine;

however, the Alumni Association

would like to continue its long

history of supporting quality

dental education. The Alumni

Association believes that

this scholarship will help a

promising student complete his

or her dental education, thereby,

helping the public receive

quality dental care.

Our goals initially are

to award one scholarship

each year to a deserving

dental student who is a

direct descendant of a

WUDAA member. To grow

the Scholarship Fund, we

are requesting financial

contributions. Fund donations

are tax deductible, complying

with all IRS requirements to

scholarships to ten promising

dental students. But we

must press onward. Current

projections suggest that with

the $100,000 Fund, we will be

able to offer two $2,500 annual

scholarships in perpetuity. We

are so grateful for the kindness

and generosity of all who have

contributed to this worthwhile

endeavor!

Information regarding

qualification and procedure for

application for the Scholarship

Award can be e-mailed to

you by contacting the editors

of the Alumni Newsletter at:

[email protected]. The

Scholarship Application Packet

can be downloaded at: www.

WUDAA.com

The key to the success of

this program is you and your

continued involvement in our

Alumni Association and your

contributions to the Scholarship

Fund. So please consider the

following:

• Join your Washington

The Washington University Dental Alumni Association Scholarship for the Study of Dental Medicine

University Dental Alumni

Association.

• Plan to financially support

the WUDAA Scholarship

Fund annually and through

estate planning.

• Participate in your Alumni

reunion activities.

• Spread the word of this

opportunity to other WU

Dental Alumni who may have

a relative going to dental

school; they may be eligible

to apply for the scholarship.

We need your help in

this worthy endeavor. Please

consider making a donation of

whatever size with which you

are comfortable. Write your

checks to : WUDAA Scholarship

Fund and mail them to:

Mark McCarthySecretary/Treasurer, WUDAA

439 S. Kirkwood Road, Ste.201

St. Louis, MO 63122

(314) 822-3288

[email protected]

We are Proud to Present the 2014 Recipients of the WUDAA Scholarship Award: ANTHONY CLARK, MICHAEL FORMAN, AND JULIA KOFKOFF

This year the Executive Board of Directors allowed for three

recipients of the WUDAA Scholarship Award. They are Anthony Clark,

Michael Forman, and Julia Kofkoff. Anthony Clark, son of Victor Clark,

’84, is currently a senior at Creighton University School of Dentistry.

Michael Forman is the son of Diane & Jerry Forman, ’84. Michael is

a junior attending Harvard School of Dental Medicine. Julia Kofkoff is

the daughter of Richard Kofkoff, MD and Sue Godwin, ’79. Julia is a

senior at NYU College of Dentistry. Julia Kofkoff was present with her

parents for the Banquet. These students are the eighth, ninth and tenth

recipients of the WUDAA Scholarship Award. Congratulations to all !!

Anthony Clark Michael Forman Julia Kofkoff

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Donations to the Washington University DentalAlumni Association Scholarship Fund

Generous donations made to the Scholarship Fund since the last Newsletter:

GOLD LEVEL CONTRIBUTIONS $1,000 – 4,999

Dr. Randy Jelmini

Dr. Gary Krugman

GOLD LEVEL CONTRIBUTIONS WITH DEDICATIONS

Dr. Robert Boyle — In the Memory of Dr. John E. Gilster, Editor Emeritus

Dr. Doxey Sheldon — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

SILVER LEVEL CONTRIBUTIONS $500 - $999

Dr. Joe Baker

Dr. Ken Bezan

Dr. Mario Conte

Dr. Tom O’Connor

Dr. Dave Rainero

Dr. Mendel Sato

Dr. John Storz

SILVER LEVEL CONTRIBUTIONS WITH DEDICATIONS

Dr. Gail Holcomb — In the Memory of Dr. John E. Gilster, Editor Emeritus

Dr. Sy Kurtz — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

BRONZE LEVEL CONTRIBUTIONS $1 - $499

Dr. Judy Andrade

Dr. Susan

Bordenave-Bishop

Dr. Jack Capodice

Dr. George Chan

Dr. Richard Choi

Dr. Henry Dallam

Dr. Bruce Dodge

Dr. & Mrs. Tom Donohue

Dr. Frank Doyle

Dr. Gary Drake

Dr. Chuck Fuszner

Dr. Lewis Gant

Dr. Sue Godwin

Dr. Dave Groenke

Dr. Gil Hart

Dr. Greg Hoeltzel

Dr. Carolyn Ishii

Dave & Barbara Jolley

Dr. Ayse Kilfoy

Dr. Les Latner

Dr. Jack Laudenslager

Dr. Art Misischia

Dr. Kathryn Moore

Dr. Gary Okamoto

Dr. Ronald Palmer

Dr. Pat Parsons

Dr. Bob Schrameyer

Dr. Bob Shaw

Dr. Matt St. Eve

Dr. Nancy Stein

Dr. Michael Wagner

Dr. Doug Watanabe

BRONZE LEVEL CONTRIBUTIONS WITH DEDICATIONSWe encourage you to make your tax

deductible donation today. Please

make your checks out to: WUDAA

Scholarship Fund. Please be sure

to name the person to whom you

are dedicating your donation, if

applicable. Please mail your

checks to:

Mark McCarthy, Secretary/Treasurer,

WUDAA

439 S. Kirkwood Road, Ste. 201

St. Louis, MO 63122 • (314) 822-3288

[email protected]

The American Board of Orthodontics — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

Dr. Richard & Marie Cuccia Brand — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

Phyllis Erwin — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

Clarkson Dental Group — Merry Christmas, Dr. Boyle

Nancy Durham — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

Dr. Arnie Jacobson — In the Memory of Dr. John E. Gilster

Dr. Arnie Jacobson — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

Barbara & Joseph Meek — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

Dr. William Merwin — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

Noel Ruane — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

Shirley Snitzer — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

James & Beverly Vaden — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge

Roberta Wright — In the Memory of Dr. George D. Selfridge


Friday Evening Reception

Dan O’Brien, ‘64, Joan Huisinga, Dan Slanker, ‘64 and Sandi Slanker. Ollie Fisher, ‘77, Perdita Fisher, ‘79, Loren Alves, ‘79 and Phyllis Alves.

Ajeeta and Kiran Chaudhri, ‘89. John Hom, ‘79.

Claire and Richard Sigismondi, ‘79 and Rosann and Bob Karby, ‘79. Pauline Stuedli, Joan Huisinga, Ed Stuedli, ‘64 and Dan O’Brien, ‘64.

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Friday Evening Reception, continued

Bruce Dodge, ‘79 and Dennis Parrott, ‘78. Scott Berry and Zora Hanko, both Class of 1984.

Jim McDonald, ‘54, and Marilyn and Randy Thomson, ‘64. Bob Boyle, ‘79, Joel Luedeke, ‘85 and Graydon Ballard III, ‘85.

Stephanie and Jim Tellios, ‘89. Meredith Pogal and Paul Sussman, both Class of 1979.



Sue Godwin and Bob Hawkins, both Class of 1979. Dan Wintermantel, ‘77 and guest.

Terry Hanley, ‘79, Katie Hanley and Bob Rivlin, ‘79. Shawn Kim, John Kim, ‘84, Zora Hanko, ‘84, Stephan Komyati, ‘84, and his

daughter, Claire.

Gary Krugman, ‘79, Beth and Dan Madden, ‘79. Mike Noble, ‘84, Theresa Pulley and Bob Boyle, ‘79.

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Fred Horowitz, Lee Hill and Bob Karby, all Class of 1979. Jim Tellios, Doug Huhn, Perry Westbrook, Jay Skolnick, Kiran Chaudhri, and Greg

Jorgensen, all Class of 1989.

Kiran Chaudhri, ‘89, Homer Sedighi, ‘87 and Jim Tellios, ‘89. Richard Choi and Mendel Sato, both Class of 1979.

Marvin Bohnenkamp, ‘75, Wayne Chanler, ‘74, Nicci Chanler and Greg Henry. Gail Holcomb, ‘79, Joe Baker, ‘79, Mendel Sato, ‘79 and Elliott Kornhauser, MD.



Tom O’Connor, Dan Madden, Sy Kurtz and Lloyd Schwartz, all Class of 1979. The 60th Reunion of the Class of 1954 with guests.

Arnie Jacobson, ‘76 and Mark McCarthy, ‘79. Jim McDonald and Joe Young, both Class of 1954.

Keith Canter, ‘84, Karen Cantor, Phillip Pemberton, Beth Patterson, ‘84 and

Andy Kim, ‘84.

Tom Donohue and Richard Choi, both Class of 1979.

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Emory Young, ‘85, Graydon Ballard III, ‘85, Joe Young, ‘54 with guests. Fred Horowitz, ‘79 and Denise Rivlin.

Tom Donohue, Bruce Dodge and John Robinson, all Class of 1979. Tom Brown and Randy Mills, both Class of 1984.

Bob Rivlin, Mario Conte and John Storz, all Class of 1979. Mary Jo and Dave Fedewa, ‘89 and Alberto Ruiz, ‘89, and Maria Ruiz-Torres.



Art Misischia, ‘78, Carol and Earl Sandroff, ‘78 and a guest with

Dan Wintermantel, ‘77.

Pat Wilson, ‘73 and Dave Jolley.

Jeff Ronecker, ‘84 and Carla and Dan Geare, ‘84. Mary Donohue, Ken Bezan, ‘79 and Debby Bezan.

Scott Berry, ‘84, Monika Strong Volkhardt, ‘73 and Richard Sigismondi, ‘79.

The Class of 1964 celebrates their 50th reunion.

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Tim Jordan, ‘79, Gail Holcomb, ‘79, Bob Boyle, ‘79, Sherrylynn Ewell, ‘79 and

Steve Rosenberger.

Fred Horowitz, ‘79 and Art Misischia, ‘78.

Doug Huhn, ‘89 and wife, Yolanda. Dennis Stovall, ‘79, Debbie Stovall and Kevin Thorpe, ‘79.

A few members of the Class of 1984 with guests. David Fishberg, ‘84, Monika Strong Volkhardt, ‘73, Zora Hanko, ‘84 and

Rick Marias, ‘84.



Kenneth Mager and Alma Fulton, ‘89. Ollie Fisher, ‘77, Dennis Parrott, ‘78 and Loren Alves, ‘79.

Konrad Spirk, ‘86 and Kathy Spirk and Donna and Mike Dietrich, ‘86. Richard Choi, ‘79, Mendel Sato, ‘79, Doxey Sheldon, ‘79, Monika Strong Volkhardt, ‘73

and Bob Rivlin, ‘79.

Tom Farmer and Randy Jelmini, both Class of 1979. Jim Bubenik and Perdita Fisher, both Class of 1979.

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Lloyd Schwartz, Bob Karby, Rich Sigismondi and Ralph Hansen, all Class of 1979. Tim Jordan, Lynn Fujimoto and Randy Jelmini, all Class of 1979.

Jim Huisinga, ‘64 and Greg Hoeltzel, ‘70. Loren Alves, Dave Rainero and Loren Alves, all Class of 1979.

Perry Westbrook, ‘89, Jay Skolnick, ‘89 and wife, Chris. Mario Conte and John Storz, both Class of 1979.



Lloyd Schwartz, ‘79, Pam and Sy Kurtz, ‘79, Tim Jordan and Bruce Dodge, ‘79 with wife, Susan. Emory Young, ‘85 and Homer Sedighi, ‘87.

Arnie Jacobson, ‘76, Bob Schrameyer, ‘71 and Lee Hill, ‘79. Jim Tellios, ‘89 and wife, Stephanie, Yolanda and Doug Huhn, ‘89 and Ajeeta and

Kiran Chaudhri, ‘89.

Guests enjoy the patio of the Alumni House. The Alumni House, Main Campus.

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Saturday Morning Continuing EducationSaturday morning, at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel, your Alumni Association provided 4 hours of Continuing Education classes.

Dr. Maz Moshiri, Orthodontist, next lectured on “The Importance of Airway Considerations in Craniofacial Growth & Development”.

We started things off with everyone’s favorite teacher, Dr. Mohamed Marzouk speaking on “Invasive Cervical Resorption: Causes, Diagnosis, and Therapies”.

Finally, Dr. Reza Mohaved, Oral Surgeon, spoke on “The Surgical Management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea”.

Dr. Saba Khalil, ’84, followed with a discussion of “Appliance Therapy for Obstructive Sleep Apnea”.


Saturday Evening Banquet

Welcome to the Saturday Evening Banquet. Mark McCarthy,

‘79, and Carolyn Boyle are the greeting committee.

Sara and Bryan Foulk, ’84, Lori and Jeff Ronecker, 84, Scott Berry, 84, Zora Hanko, 84, Randall Gordon, 84, Vic Clark, ’84 and guest.

Bruce Dodge, ‘79, Richard Choi, ‘79, David Krutchkoff, ‘64, Lynn Fujimoto, ‘79,

Mendel Sato, ‘79 and Susan Dodge.

Dave Fishberg, ‘84 and wife, Carol.

A few members and guests from the Class of 1984. Back row: Phillip Pemberton, Beth Patterson, Randy Mills, and

wife, Kristen and Karen Canter. Front row: Mike O’Connell, Theresa Pulley, Mike Noble and Keith Canter.

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Saturday Evening Banquet, continued

Shawn and John Kim, 84, Stephan Komyati, ’84, Babeth and Terry Dyer, ’84, Andy Kim, ’84, Maria Wong, ’84,

Julie and Jay Wygodny, ’84.

Randy Jelmini, ‘79, Kay McCarthy, Pam and Sy Kurtz, ‘79, Linda Jelmini, Richard Choi, ‘79.

Paul Sussman, Richard Choi, Lloyd Schwartz, Gary Krugman, all Class of 1979. Christine and Jay Skolnick, ‘89.

John Hom and John Storz, both Class of 1979.

Table 6 enjoys the banquet.



Tom Brown and Bill Semperger, both Class of 1984. Bruce Dodge and Tom O’Connor, both of Class of 1979.

Tom Brown, Randy Mills and Keith Canter, all Class of 1984. Sam Cigno, ’64, Christine Cigno, Theresa Pulley and Mike Noble, ’84.

Sy Kurtz, ‘79 and Pam Kurtz, Lloyd Schwartz, ‘79, Gary Krugman, ‘79, Joe Baker, ‘79,

Bruce Dodge, ‘79 and Richard Choi, ‘79.

Earl Sandroff, ‘78 and Carol Sandroff with Dennis Parrott, ‘78 and Art Misischia, ‘78.

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Carol and Ralph Hansen, ‘79 and Richard Sigismondi, ‘79. John Hom, ‘79, Sherrelyn Ewell, ‘79, Nancy Hom and Steve Rosenberger.

Kim and Marvin Bohnenkamp, ‘75, Wayne Chanler, ‘74 and Nicci Chanler. Del Baker Robertson, Joe Baker, ‘79 and Elliott Kornhauser.

Sandi and Dan Slanker, ‘64. Eugene Herman, ‘74 and Sharon Jolly.



David Parrott, Dennis Parrott, ‘78, Joanne Parrott, Nancy Turner, Tim Kaiser and Zora Hanko, ‘84.

Jim Nativi, Dan Twillmann and Peter Pirmann all Class of 1982.

Jay Skolnick, ‘89 and Christine, Ajeeta and Kiran Chaudhri, ‘89, Bob French, ‘89 and Stephanie and Jim Tellios, ‘89.Gail Holcomb and Sue Godwin, both Class of 1979.

Bob Karby and Doxey Sheldon, both Class of 1979.

Dennis Parrott, ‘78, Nancy Turner, Larry and Sue Gaston.

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Mark McCarthy, ‘79, Brendan Joyce, WUDAA Photographer, and Bob Boyle, ‘79. One table from the Class of 1984.

Jane and Mario Conte, ‘79, Arnie Jacobson, ‘76 and Joan Jacobson, and Mike Noble, ‘84 and Theresa Pulley.


Class Reunions


The Class of 1954 Celebrating their 60 Year Reunion.

The Class of 1964 Celebrating their 50 Year Reunion, having received medallions from Washington University.

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Class Reunions, continued




Class Reunions, continued

The Class of 1989 Celebrating their 25 Year Reunion. (continued from page 27)

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Officers and Board of Directors

Outgoing WUDAA President Arnie Jacobson, ‘76 receives a plaque

and much appreciation from attendees and the incoming WUDAA

President, Mike O’Connell, ‘84.

WUDAA Board of Directors

WUDAA Presidents, Past & Present


The class of 1980 35th reunion: Kevin Walsh Phone: 314.351.2588 e-mail: walshkevinm@gmail. com

The class of 1985 30th reunion: Steve Bowen Phone: 626.963.1703 e-mail: [email protected]

The class of 1990 25th reunion: Marsha Marden Phone: 314.222.7495 e-mail: [email protected]

The class of 1950 65th reunion: Arnie Jacobson Phone: 314.726.1644 e-mail: [email protected]

The class of 1955 60th reunion: Larson Keso Phone: 405.512.4603 e-mail: [email protected]

The class of 1960 55th reunion: John Keethler Phone: 858.454.1381 e-mail: [email protected]

The class of 1965 50th reunion: Jim Hales Phone: 541.471.0828 e-mail: [email protected]

The class of 1970 45th reunion: Greg Hoeltzel Phone: 314.727.8663 e-mail: [email protected]

The class of 1975 40th reunion:

June:David Durham Phone: 314.822.3322

December:Eric Berla Phone: 618.939.7676 e-mail: [email protected]

WUDAA Continuing Education classes Saturday morning will include attendance at the annual Alumni Business meeting and luncheon at no additional charge.

• On Saturday evening the Alumni Association holds its annual banquet. Reunion classes can reserve tables for their parties. Each class holding a reunion will be recognized. Traditionally, the special recognition of the evening is focused on the Class that is holding its Fifty Year reunion. These attendees receive a special medallion from Washington University. The other highlight of the evening is the presentation of the Distinguished Alumnus of the Year award.

• The Greater St. Louis Dental Society has moved the Mid-Continent meeting to November and therefore that event no longer coincides with our meeting.

• Alternative activities for the weekend may include enjoying Saint Louis with their friends and families by taking the City Tour, visiting Forest Park, the Arch, the Botanical Garden, or just shopping. To anticipate your question; No…unfortunately the Cardinals are not in town this weekend! However, it is the weekend of the Great Forest Park Balloon Race. With more than 70 entrants and 130,000 spectators, it is one of the most well-attended single-day hot air balloon races in the country.

Is it time for a reunion of your class? Are you thinking of organizing a get-together? It may be easier than you think.

• On Friday, September 18th, and Saturday, September 19th, 2015, the Washington University Dental Alumni Association (WUDAA) will continue our tradition of holding our meetings and Continuing Education classes at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel in the Central West End. The weekend will offer Continuing Education, pre-planned Alumni activities and a walk down Memory Lane in gorgeous fall weather in St. Louis. Further details can be found at: www.wudaa.com.

• Friday evening, September 18th, your Alumni Association hosts an Alumni reception at the Alumni House on main campus from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. This gathering is always well attended and is the best place to see classmates, other Alums and many of our previous instructors. The Alumni Association provides a photographer who can photograph classmates and class reunions during this weekend. The perfect time to schedule your Class Reunion dinner party may be after this event.

• Saturday morning, September 19th, offers an opportunity to participate in our WUDAA sponsored, ADA/AGD approved Continuing Education seminars. The program for 2015 will include 3 speakers who will each speak for approximately one hour about a variety of topics. Attendance at the

Plan a Class Reunion for the September, 2015 Meeting

David Jolley, Coordinator of

Alumni Activities for Dental

Alumni, can be very helpful

with getting you started with

your reunion by providing

information regarding dates,

hotels, restaurants, maps,

letter writing and mailing

address labels for your class.

He is a wonderful resource

for Dental Alumni and will be

happy to help in any way that

he can.

Dave can be reached at

314-935-5051 or by email

at [email protected].

For the September, 2015 meeting, class reunions include:

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Alumni and Development UpdateFROM DAVID JOLLEY, ALUMNI LIAISON WITH MAIN CAMPUS

1. The Harriett Steuernagel Library Fund continues to be used exclusively to maintain the dental rare book collection at the Bernard

Becker Medical School Library. Funds received annually support the maintenance and upkeep of the current collection, the

purchase of new items for the collection as well as support the efforts of the collection’s librarian.

2. The Bernard Becker Medical School Library will continue to use its regular collection budget for the renewal and purchase of

current dental information resources. Please note that gift donations directed to the Steuernagel Fund will support the rare book

collection and donations to the Becker Library will help maintain the standard dental resources.

3. The Bernard Becker Medical School Library will continue to provide no-cost interlibrary loan services to alumni already using the

automated services.

4. All Dental School alumni will have automatic privileges equivalent to other medical school alumni (https://becker.wustl.edu/

services/accounts/library-membership).

5. The 2015 Earl Shepard Memorial Lecture is scheduled for April 15, 2015 from 9:00 am to 11:00 am at the Eric P. Newman

Educational Center. The speaker is Dr. Mark J. Steinberg, DDS, MD, FACS. Currently, Dr. Steinberg maintains an academic

appointment as a clinical professor of surgery and teaches at Loyola University Medical Center, Chicago, IL. He also maintains a

private practice with offices in Northbrook and Lake Forest Illinois. Dr. Steinberg’s presentation will be entitled:

“Diagnosis and Management of Trigeminal Nerve Injuries in Dental Practice”

6. The WU School of Dental Medicine memorabilia display is available for viewing at the former school location on Scott Avenue.

The display is located in the building that now houses the departments of neurology, psychology, internal medicine, and

pathology. The plaques of the former deans as well as text on the history of the School are on display.

7. The Missouri-Illinois Dental Study Club, comprised of former Dental School faculty, and students of WUSDM and SIUDS,

meets monthly for 2 hour continuing education seminars on the second Wednesday at noon at Pan d’ Olive (1603 McCausland

Avenue). Guests are welcome, but membership is limited. For further information, contact Dr. Arnie Jacobson or Dr. Mario Conte.

8. Watch for information regarding the alumni reception at the 2015 ADA, this year being held in Washington DC.

9. 2014 Reunion Weekend was held Sept. 19th and 20th.

10. 2015 Reunion Weekend is scheduled for Sept. 18th and 19th. See article on page 30.

Deceased AlumniDr. Curtis O. Berrey 1959

Dr. Donald C. Cates 1948

Dr. Peter D. Christman 1961

Dr. Gerald M. Clark 1947

Dr. Marvin Cohen 1965

Dr. John E. Gilster 1944

Dr. Robert P. Goldman 1981

Dr. Ervin W. Harder 1960

Dr. Haruo Kameoka 1953

Dr. Sherwin Kershman 1968

Dr. Herbert “Skip” Magruder 1968

Dr. Robert G. Miller 1966

Dr. Roger G. Quiett 1966

Dr. Kent J. Sadler 1975

Dr. James L. Schrock 1952

Dr. Milton L. Westerberg 1948


Distinguished Alumnus Award NominationsCriteria for the

Distinguished

Alumnus Award

The Distinguished Alumnus Award recognizes a graduate of the Washington University School of Dental Medicine who has shown extraordinary

lifetime professional achievement in the areas of dental education, dental research or community service at a local, state, national or international level. This award is to honor a dentist who has exemplified the leadership and mentorship that reflects greatly

on the dental profession and Washington University School of Dental Medicine.

The Distinguished Alumnus Award Committee is accepting nominations for the award. Please mail the Application for Nomination to Mark McCarthy and it will be forwarded to

the anonymous committee for review and selection of a candidate.

Mark X. McCarthy, DMD

439 S. Kirkwood Rd, Ste.

201, St. Louis, MO 63122

Distinguished Alumnus Award Application for Nomination

I hereby nominate:_________________________________________________________________ Nominee’s Name

to be honored with the Distinguished Alumnus Award, presented by our Washington University Dental

Alumnus Association to a member for his/her outstanding service to his/her profession and the community.

Nominated and submitted by:_____________________________________________________________________ Nominator’s Name

________________________________________________________________________________________________

Nominator’s Signature Date

Reason for Nomination (Short resume—typed and attached to this form). Deadline is May 31st.

Board of Directors, 2014-2015EXECUTIVE BOARD

Michael O’Connell, ‘84President

Michael Noble, ‘84President-Elect

Kevin Thorpe, ‘79Vice- President

Mark McCarthy, ‘79Secretary/Treasurer

Gail Holcomb, ‘79Editor

Robert Boyle, ‘79Co-Editor

Arnold Jacobson, ‘76Immediate Past President

District I

Richard Choi, ‘79

District II

Robert Shaw, ‘76

District III

John Goin, ‘56

District IV

David Leekoff, ‘81

District V

Ralph Hansen, ‘79

District VI

Joseph Young, ‘54

District VII

Eloy Guiterrez, ‘54

District VIII

Brick Scheer, ‘82

District IX

David Neal, ‘81

District X

John Grammer, ‘81

District XI

H. Fred Lee, ‘43

District XII

Bertram Dannheisser, ‘52

District XIII

Mario Conte, ‘79

Michael Dietrich, ‘86

Robert French, ‘89

Zora Hanko, ‘84

Andrew Kim, ‘84

Thomas O’Connor, ‘79

Kevin Walsh, ‘80

Maria Wong, ‘84

DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES

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ANNUAL DUES

Alumni Association Business

Thank you to all alumni who contribute to the Washington University Dental Alumni Association (WUDAA) with payment of dues each year. Those dues help to fund a number of ongoing events

and projects. Our dues allow us to host the many Friday and Saturday activities held during the WUDAA Annual Meetings, usually in September in St. Louis. We also host an evening reception at each ADA

meeting, which is open to all Dental Alumni. Dues also pay for the publication and mailing of the annual Newsletter and maintenance of the website, www.WUDAA.com.

ANNUAL DUES for 2015Dear Doctor,The calendar year 2015

dues for your Dental Alumni Association are being solicited. Your contribution will assure that the Alumni Association remains a vital organization. Our dues are used to publish the Annual Newsletter and to host and organize the reunion weekend including continuing education sessions. The Association also hosts a reception in conjunction with the ADA Annual Session every fall. This year the meeting will be in Washington, D.C., November 5-10, 2015.

The Annual Meeting of the

Alumni Association and the associated class reunions will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2015 at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel in St. Louis. Please be sure to attend our cocktail reception on Friday, September 18, 2015. We will send you additional information on the upcoming events.

Please visit the alumni website, www.wudaa.com, to update your contact information and review the activities of the Alumni Association.

The Alumni Association has created a scholarship for the

study of Dental Medicine. We believe that this scholarship will help a student complete his or her dental education, thereby helping the public receive quality dental care. We encourage those who are able to make an additional Alumni Association donation as well as a donation to the WUDAA Scholarship Fund.

Our organization is a not-for-profit charitable organization. Therefore all donations will be tax deductible.

Thank you for your support. Sincerely,Mark X. McCarthy, DMDSecretary-Treasurer

DUES FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2015 ARE $60PLEASE FILL OUT AND RETURN THIS STUB WITH YOUR CHECK.

PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO WUDAA AND/OR

WUDAA SCHOLARSHIP FUND. Mail to : Mark McCarthy, DMD, WUDAA Treasurer,

439 S. Kirkwood Road, St. Louis MO, 63122

NAME____________________________________ CLASS YEAR_______________

ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________

E-MAIL ______________________________________________________________

ADDITIONAL DONATION TO WUDAA $ _________________________________

SCHOLARSHIP FUND DONATIONS $ __________________________________

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

SCHOOL OF DENTAL MEDICINE ALUMNI

ASSOCIATION WANTS YOU!

WE NEED YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESSAs you know, most

organizations are doing a lot of belt tightening to balance their budgets. In this time of dwindling memberships and increasing costs, we are looking at ways to balance our budget without raising dues. One of our largest expenses is communications with our members. The high cost of postage, stationary and mailing expenses would be greatly reduced if we could communicate directly via email.

To that end, you will find on the return portion of your dues notice enclosed a line for your email address. Please provide your email address there. We will not publicize or divulge your email to anyone without your permission. Also, if you are unable to pay your dues at this time, please fill out the slip anyway with your name, class and email and return it to me so we can update our database with your email. At some point in the near future, all of our communication will be through email. If you do not have email capability, please let us know that too.

If you want to let me know your email address via email, please contact me directly at my email below. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding!

Sincerely,Mark McCarthySecretary/Treasurer, WUDAAmarkmccarthydmd @earthlink.net


An Invitation to the Sesquicentennial Celebration

In June of 1866, a new dental school was opened in St. Louis, the

first dental school west of the Mississippi River.

In June of 1991, the Washington University School of Dental Medicine

graduated its last class, 125 years after it opened as Missouri Dental College.

In the 125 years of operation, the school had five different names and six

different locations and was the gateway to many advances in Dentistry.

“The proud tradition of the Washington University School of Dental Medicine will be fondly

remembered, a long as we keep it alive in our hearts and minds.” — Jack Gilster, June, 1991

2016 will be the 150th year since the opening of the Dental School and

will also mark 25 years since the closing of our Alma Mater. Your Alumni

Association is planning an extra special Sesquicentennial Celebration to mark

the occasion. We have reserved the Starlight Room at the Chase Park Plaza

Hotel. This elegant roof top room provides a beautiful view of the City and

Forest Park and is a lovely setting for this celebration.

What: PLEASE PLAN ON JOINING YOUR CLASSMATES AND FELLOW

ALUMS FOR THE SESQUICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION!

When: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 AND 17, 2016

Where: THE CHASE PARK PLAZA HOTEL

Who: ALL CLASSES, FORMER FACULTY AND FRIENDS ARE INVITED.

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AROUND ST. LOUIS


Washington UniversitySchool of Dental Medicine

Washington University

Campus Box 1202

One Brookings Drive

St. Louis, MO 63130

(314) 935-5051

Co-Editors — Robert Boyle, DMD and Gail Holcomb, DMD, 1516 Shepard Rd., Wildwood, Missouri 63038, (636) 458-2099, [email protected]: www.WUDAA.com

2015 Meeting Schedule

School of Dental Medicine Alumni Reunion Weekend

Friday, September, 18, 2015Alumni Reception at The Alumni HouseWashington University Main Campus

5:30 - 7:00 p.m.*

Saturday, September, 19, 2015Continuing Education Program*

& Alumni Business Meeting

Saturday, September, 19, 2015Alumni Reunion Gala*

Presentation of Distinguished Alumnus Award

*See www.WUDAA.com for times and locations

Shepard Lecture20th Annual

Wilma and Earl ShepardDental/Otolaryngology

Memorial Lecture Series

Speaker - Mark J. Steinberg, DDS, MD, FACS

Loyola University Medical Center

“Diagnosis and Management of Trigeminal Nerve Injuries in Dental Practice”

Wednesday, April 15, 20159:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

Eric P. Newman Education CenterAt the Washington University Medical Center

320 South Euclid AvenueSaint Louis, MO 63110

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