School of Public Health and Administrative Medicine yearbook

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

AND ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICINE

CLASS OF 1958

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

1958

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Dedication _ 4

Dean's Message

Student Council 7

Faculty

Research Staff 11

Other Departments 12

Research Activities 13

Graduates and Special Students „ 15

Students not pictured 32

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Yearbook Staff

33

Administrative Residents 2/58-1/59 34

Secretarial Staff

36

Building Staff

37

Extracurricular Activities

38

History

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600 WEST 168TH STREET. NEW YORK 32. N. Y.

To the Class of '58:

The Faculty of the School of Public Health Administrative Medicine
extends congratulations and best wishes to this year's class. It is our hope
that the academic year will always be remembered as one which provided
for you a foundation of sufficient width and depth to sustain the years of
professional growth and development ahead which are yours to achieve on
your own initiative.

You have seen many changes in the School and have learned of many in the
community. These will not stop — they are necessary and inevitable. The
challenge to each of you is to determine how you can best participate and
what you can contribute in new experience, new knowledge and sound
thinking without at the same time sacrificing what has already been well
established.

You are leaving the School at a time when there are serious shortages of
key personnel — deficiencies which are highlighted by our expanding popu-
lation with their needs for health services which must somehow be met.
You are entering or returning to your professional fields at a time when
research in better ways of supplying health services is expanding, be-
coming more objective and based on more scientific methodology.

The acquisition of new scientific knowledge toward the betterment of
medical practice and the protection of health is proceeding along exciting
lines. As health officers, hospital administrators and other health workers
it is your privilege to encourage and make possible the application of such
knowledge to the maximum number of people. Your future work will not
be easy or monotonous — there is too much to be done — but we are
confident in you.

With best wishes from Columbia,

Ray E. Trussell, M.D., M.P.H.

Executive Officer

Life to right: — seaied-
Lovejoy, Smith.

-Small, Harrington, Price, Lanclos, McBeth. Standing —

STUDENT COUNCIL

The Student Council of the School of Public Health and Administrative
Medicine is elected annually by the students; as their official representatives,
the Council is responsible to the student body.

Council members represent the various academic disciplines in the school:
five students are studying Public Health, three Hospital Administration, one
Administrative Medicine, and one Biostatistics.

Purpose of the Council is the promotion of understanding and cooperation
among the students, faculty and administration, alumni of the school, and
the student bodies of other divisions of the University. The Council has
representation on the Columbia University Student Council through an
appointed delegate. This assures cooperation in intra-University affairs.

Members of the Council for the academic year 1957-58 are: —

Robert R- Lovejoy, President
Ann Harrington, Vice-President
Max A. McBeth, Secretary
Sam Oast, Treasurer
Franz Hasselbacher
Allen Garb
Rudolph V. Lanclos
Lawrence Small
Arthur Price
Lowell Smith

FACULTY

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Left to right: — seated — Muller,
Shorney, Hussey, Mintz, Gelman,
Berger.

Standing — Spring, Jacobson, Clay,
Severinghaus, Baumgarten, Elin-
son, Williams, Saeger, Schweitzer,
Goldwater, Shapiro.

The Editors regret that other duties
prevented many members of the
faculty from appearing in this
photograph.

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PICTURED ABOVE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY FACULTY MEMBERS WHO HAVE
GENEROUSLY GIVEN OF THEMSELVES DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR. IN ADDI-
TION TO THOSE PICTURED ABOVE AND LISTED BELOW MANY OTHER SPECIAL
LECTURERS AND MEMBERS OF OTHER FACULTIES OF THE UNIVERSITY HAVE
PARTICIPATED IN THE PROGRAM OF THE SCHOOL.

Odin W. Anderson, Ph.D., Adjunct As-
sociate Professor of Administrative Med-
icine.

Michael "-Antell, M.D., M.P.H., Adjunct
Assistant Professor of Public Health
Practice

Viola W. Bernard, M.D., Associate Clinical
Professor of Psychiatry

Margaret W. Barnard, M.D., Dr. P.H. As-
soc. Professor of Public Health Pracfice

Harold Baumgarten, Jr., M.S., Assistant
Professor of Administrative Medicine

Albert J. Beckmann, M.D., M.S., Assistant
Professor of Public Health Practice

Agnes P. Berger, Ph.D., Assistant Profes-
sor of Biostatistics

E. Dwight Barnett, M.D., Professor of Ad-
ministrative Medicine (resigned Feb.
'58)

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E. M. Bluestone, M.D., Adjunct Assistant
Professor of Administrative Medicine

Harold W. Brown, Sc. D., M.D., Dr. P.H.,
L.L.D., Professor of Parasitology

Virginia M Brown, M.N., M.S. Assistant
in Administrative Medicine

Wihiam A. Brumfield, Jr., M.D., M.P.H.,
Adjunct Associate Professor of Public
Health Practice

Arthur Bushel, D.D.S., M.P.H., Adjunct
Associate Professor of Dental Public
Health Practice

E. Gurney Clark, M.D., M.P.H., Dr. P.H.,
Professor of Epidemiology

Clement C. Clay, M_D., CM., Associate
Professor of Administrative Medicine

Emile de Armas, A. I. A. Lecturer

Paul M. Densen, D.Sc. Lecturer

William R. Donovan, M.D. Lecturer

Jack Elinson, Ph.D., Associate Professor of
Administrative Medicine

John W. Fertig, Ph.D., Professor of Bio-
statistics

Leonard J. Goldwater, M.D., Med.Sc.D.,
M.S., Professor of Occupational Medi-
cine

Anna C. Gelman, M.P.H., Instructor in
Epidemiology

Louise Gerold, A.M., Administrative As-
sistant

Morris Greenberg, M.D., M.S., Adjunct
Associate Professor of Epidemiology

Ernest M. Gruenberg, M.D., M.P.H., Lec-
turer

Ruth B. Heiser, Ph.D., Research Associate
in Administrative Medicine

Emanuel Hayt, L.L.B., Lecturer

Kathleen L. Hussey, Ph.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Parasitology

Mabel S Ingalls, Ph.D., M.P.H., Adjunct
Associate Professor of Public Health
Practice

Alvin R. Jacobson, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Sanitary Science

George James, M.D., M.P.H., Adjunct As-
sociate Professor of Public Health Prac-
tice

Morris Kleinfeld, M.D., Assistant Professor
of Occupational Medicine

Eleanor Lambertsen, A.M. Instructor in
Nursing Education

Beatrice Mintz, M.D., M.P.H., Assistant
Professor of Occupational Medicine

Matthew Radom, A.M., Lecturer

George Rosen, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H., Pro-
fessor of Public Health Education

Charles G. Roswell, L.L.B., C.P.A., Lec-
turer

George L. Saiger, M.D., M.P.H., Dr. P.H.,
Assistant Professor of Biostatistics

Wallace S. Sayre, Ph.D. Professor of Pub-
lic Administration

Morton D. Schweitzer, Ph.D., Assistant
Professor of Epidemiology

William H. Sebrell, Jr., M.D., Professor of
Public Health Nutrition

Irving S. Shapiro, Ph.D., Adjunct Assistant
Professor of Public Health Education

Howard B. Shookhoff, M.D., Assistant Pro-
fessor of Tropical Medicine

Magda P. Shorney, M.D., M.P.H., Assistant
Professor of Administrative Medicine

Ralph P. Sikes, M.D., Lecturer

Raymond P. Sloan, L.H.D., Lecturer

William C. Spring, Jr., M.D., M.P.H., De-
Lamar Professor of Public Health Prac-
tice

Irving R Tabershaw, M.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Occupational Medicine

Mottram P. Torre, M.D., Associate in Psy-
chiatry

Ray E. Trussell, M.D., M.P.H., Delamar
Professor of Administrative Medicine

Roger W. Williams, Ph.D., Associate Pro-
fessor of Medical Entomology

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RESEARCH STAFF

Left to right: — seated — Sachar, Williams, Brown. Standing-
Krueger, Elinson, Lane, Glasser

-Alksne, Maloney, Johnson, Mintz,

THE RESEARCH UNIT FOR ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICINE IS LO-
CATED AT 21 AUDUBON AVENUE AND 1 16] ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE.

A study of prepayment health insurance
coverage in New York State

Charlotte Muller, Ph. D.

Frank W. Van Dyke, M.S. (Class of

1955)

Joseph K. Lane, M.A. (Class of 1958)

A study of selection of candidates for
Master's Degree Program in Hospital
Administration

Ruth B. Heiser, Ph.D.
Mottram Torre, M.D.

Hospital-Physician Relations and Pre-
payment Principles as They Affect the
Quality of Medical Care

Robert J. Ratajack, M.S. (Class of
1956)

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OTHER DEPARTMENTS LOCATED AT THE MAIN SCHOOL BUILDING
AT 600 WEST 168th STREET ARE INVOLVED IN THE FOLLOWING
RESEARCH ACTIVITIES:

Evaluation of Convalescent Care and
Convalescent Homes in the New York
Area

Magda P. Shorney, M.D., M.P.H. (Class

of 1954)

Virginia M. Brown, M.N., M.S., (Class

of 1955)

June H. Spangler, R.N., M.S. (Class

of 1957)

A Study of the Quality of Medical Care
Under Different Organizational Pat-
terns.

Milton C. Maloney, M.D., M.P.H. (Class
of 1957)

A Study of Patterns of Utilization of
Medical Care Under Union-Manage-
ment Negotiated Health Plans.
Josephine J. Williams, Ph.D.

Follow-up Study of the Riverside Hos-
pital Program for Treatment of Pre-
adult Drug Users.

Harold Alksne, M.A.

A Study of Medical Care in Puerto Rico
Conducted for the Commonwealth
Government.

Ray E. Trussed, M.D., M.P.H.
George Rosen, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H.
Jack Elinson, Ph.D.
Harold Baumgarten, Jr., M.S.

Study of Medical Care Needs of a Large
Union in New York City
June Sachar, M.A.

BIOSTATISTICS

Applications of Multivariate Analysis
to Medical Research Bioassay

George L. Saiger, M.D., M.P.H., Dr.
P.H.

Applications of Follow-up Models to
Chronic Disease Data
Agnes P. Berger, Ph.D.

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REPRESENTATIVE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

Application of Sequential Analysis to
Medical Research

John W. Fertig, Ph.D.

Agnes P. Berger, Ph.D.

Design of Experiments in Dental Re-
search

John W. Fertig, Ph.D.

Neal W. Chilton, D.D.S. M.P.H.

EPIDEMIOLOGY

Hypertension Among the Relatives of
Patients with Hypertension. Variabil-
ity in Blood Pressure; Repeat Survey
After Five Years

E. Gurney Clark, M.D., M.P.H., Dr.

P.H.

William D. Harris, M.D., M.P.H.,

(Class of 1957)

Field Study of Deaths from Coronary
Artery Disease in New York City

Frances R. Gearing, M.D., M.P.H.

(Class of 1957)

Morton D. Schweitzer, Ph.D.

NUTRITION

Cooperative Study with St. Luke's Hos-
pital on Effect of Various Substances
in reducing Blood Cholesterol.

William H. Sebrell, Jr., M.D.
Theodore B. Van Itallie, M.D.

Study of Effect of Adenosine-6-mono-
phosohate on Blood Cholesterol.
William H. Sebrell, Jr., M.D.

Charles G. Specknall, M.D.
David M. Tennent, M.D.

Study of Treatment of Nutritionally
Conditioned Anemias

Elmer Sevringhaus, M.D.
Robert S. Goodhart, M.D.

Field Survey of Nutrition in Haiti

Elmer Sevringhaus, M.D.
Samuel Smith, M.D.

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OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE

Study of Work Performance of Epilep-
tics.

Leonard J. Goldwater, M.D., Med. Sc.

D., M.S.

MelvinM. Udel, M.D.

Study of Occupational Potentialities of
Patients with Congestive Heart Failure.
Lewis H. Bornstein, M.D.

Analysis of Fifteen Years of Experience
in Selective Placement of Cardiacs.

Lewis H. Bornstein, M.D.
Beatrice Mintz, M.D.

Study of Cystine Metabolism in Rela-
tion to Occupational Poisoning

Leonard J. Goldwater, M.D.

Morris Kleinfeld, M.D.

PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE

Three Year Study of School Health
Services in New York City

William C. Spring, Jr., M.D., M.P.H.

SANITARY SCIENCE

Comprehensive Study of Air Pollution
Surveys Conducted in New York —
New Jersey Metropolitan Area
Study of Air Pollution Problems of
NIH Clinical Center U.S.P.H.S.
Alvin R. Jacobson, Ph.D.

TROPICAL MEDICINE

Study of Integration of Medical Edu-
cation, the Medical School and Teach-
ing Hospital into Medical Care and
Public Health in Underdeveloped
Countries.

Harold W. Brown, Sc.D., M.D., Dr.

P.H., L.L.D.

The Biologv of Pinworms

Harold W Brown, Sc.D., M.D., Dr.

P.H., L.L.D.

Kathleen L. Hussey, PhD.

Bionomics of Culicoides
Roger W. Williams, Ph.D.

The Control of Trematodes Through
Use of Their Bacterial and Protozoan
Parasites

Kathleen L. Hussey, Ph.D.
W. W. Cort

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GRADUATES AND SPECIAL STUDENTS

Left to right — Currier, Corboy, Chappell

CURRIER, Lloyd R.. 6 Hillside Avenue, Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y. Candidate for M.S.
in Hospital Administration. L958. A.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1954. Administra-
tive Residency, Perth Amboy General Hospital, Perth Amboy, N. J., 1957-58. Formerly
Hospital Corpsman, U. S. Navy.

CORBOY, Catherine Ann, 2555 Pratt St., Omaha, Nebraska. Candidate for M.S. in
Maternity Nursing. B.S.N. 1954, Creighton University. Formerly — Instructor Ma-
ternity Nursing and Nursing Supervisor. Future Field — Nursing Education.

CHAPPELL, John H., 1043 41st Street, Sacramento, California. Candidate for M.S.
in Hospital Administration, 1958. A.B., University of California, 1954. Administra-
tive Residency, Herrick Memorial Hospital, Berkeley, California., 1957-58. Formerly
Hosptal Corps Officer, U. S. Air Force.

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Left to right — Bostin, Greenfield, Adamec, Freiwirth,
Langevin, Markowitz

BOSTIN, Marvin Jay, 27 Braemore Gardens, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Candidate
for M.S. in Hospital Administration (1958). Editor, "Residential Review" 1957-58.
B.S. University of Toronto, Faculty of Pharmacy, 1955. Administrative Residency, Long
Island Jewish Hospital, New Hyde Park, N. Y. 1957-58. Formerly Pharmacist, New
Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Canada. Position coming year: Administrative As-
sistant, The Long Island Jewish Hospital, New Hyde Park, New York.

GREENFIELD, Richard S., 65-20 Booth Street, Rego Park 74, New York. Candidate
for M.S. in Hospital Administration, 1958. B.A. Columbia College, 1954. Administra-
tive Residency, St. Lukes Hospital, Newburgh, New York 1957-58.

ADAMEC, Kenneth F., 3015 Roberts Avenue, New York 61, New York. Candidate
for M.S. in Hospital Administration (1958). A.B., Bucknell University, 1954; Graduate,
Brooke Army Medical Center, 1955. Administrative Residency, St. Barnabas Hospital,
New York 1957-58. Formerly Commander, 100 Bed Army Hospital. Position coming
year; Administrative Assistant, St. Barnabas Hospital, New York City.

FREIWIRTH, Martin, 148-01 Willets Point Boulevard, Whitestone, N. Y. Candidate
for M.S. in Hospital Administration 1958. B.S. in Education, State University of New
York at Cortland, 1954 Administrative Residency, Montefiore Hospital, Bronx, New
York 1957-58.

LANGEVIN, Henry J. Jr., 349 Lincoln Street, Marlboro, Massachusetts. Candidate
for M.S. in Hospital Administration, 1958. R.N., McLean Hospital, Boston, Mass.
B.S., Boston University (Nursing) 1956. Administrative Residency, Lebanon Hospital,
Bronx, New York, 1957-58. Formerly Supervisor of Nurses, McLean Hospital, Waverly,
Mass. Position coming year: Administrative Assistant, McLean Hospital, Waverly, Mass.

MARKOWITZ, Robert, 83-60 Vietor Avenue, Elmhurst, L. I., New York. Candidate
for M.S. in Hospital Administration, 1958. A.B., Columbia College, 1956. Adminis-
trative Residency, Mount Sinai Hospital, New York 1957-58. Formerly Relief Ad-
ministrator, Memorial Center for Cancer and Allied Diseases, New York; S. S. Goldwater
Fellow in Hospital Administration, the Mount Sinai Hospital, New York. Position
coming year — Administrative Assistant, Mount Sinai Hospital, Chicago, Illinois.

WALLACE, Robert Eugene, 35-37 12th St., Long Island City, N. Y. Candidate for
MPH. B.S. New York University School of Education 1950. Formerly — Health Ed-
ucator and School Health Consultant. Position coming year — Health Educator, Queens-
boro Tuberculosis and Health Association, Jamaica 32, New York

SWEATLAND, Marion Esther, 536 Center Avenue, Mamaroneck, N. Y. Candidate
for M.S. in Maternity Nursing and Certificate in Midwifery. R.N., New Rochelle
Training School for Nurses, 1951; B.S. in P.H. Nursing, Syracuse University, 1957.
Formerly Hospital Staff Nurse and Public Health Nurse. Future Field — Maternal &
Child Health Consultant with Public Health Agencies.

NISSEN, Constance E., 330 N. Garfield St., Lombard, 111. Candidate for M.S. in
Maternity Nursing. R.N. Evanston Hospital School of Nursing; B.S. Northwestern
University, 1948; M.A. McCormick Theological Seminary, 1950. Formerly Instructor
in Obstetric Nursing. Future field — Instructor or Consultant in Maternal and Child
Health.

BEN ABE, Jose M., 158 Esperanza Street, Luquillo, Puerto Rico. Candidate for M.S.
in Hospital Administration (1958). B.A., Polytechnic Institute of Puerto Rico, 1956.
Administrative Residency, Bayamon District Hospital, Puerto Rco, 1957-58. Formerly
Medical Service Corps, U. S. Army.

Left to right — Wallace, Sweatland, Nissen, Benabe

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Left to right — Smith, Lovejoy, Honkanen, Peltzie, Sloane, Sweet

SMITH, Lowell W., 1248 Roycott Way, San Jose 25, California. Candidate for M.S. in
Hospital Administration 1958. Member of Student Council. B.S., Pharmacy, Uni-
versity of California, 1953. Administrative Residency, Virginia Mason Hospital, Seattle,
Washington, 1957-58. Formerly Medical Service Corps, U. S. Air Force, and Pharma-
cist. Position coming year — Research Staff, Columbia School of P.H. and A.M.

LOVEJOY, Robert R., 232 Main Street, West Chelmsford, Mass. Candidate for M.S.
in Hospital Administration, 1958. Vice-President, Student Council, 1st and 2nd Quarters.
President, Student Council, 3rd and 4th Quarters, B.A. in Business Administration, Colo-
rado College, 1955. Administrative Residency, Lawrence General Hospital, Lawrence,
Mass. 1957-58. Formerly School Teacher. Position coming year, Assistant Director,
Lawrence General Hospital.

HONKANEN, Clarence D., R.R. No. 1, Box 163, Hibbing, Minnesota. Candidate for
M.S. in Hospital Administration, 1958. B.I.E., University of Minnesota, 1956. Ad-
ministrative Residency, Harper Hospital, Detroit, Michigan 1957-58.

PELTZIE, Kenneth, 35 West 69th Street, Kansas City, Mo. Candidate for M.S. in
Hospital Administration, 1958 A.B., Washington University, St. Louis, 1955. Adminis-
trative Residency, Sinai Hospital of Detroit, 1957-58.

SLOANE, Robert M., 18 Surrey Road, Newton 58, Mass. Candidate for M.S. in
Hospital Administration, 1958. A.B., Brown University, 1954. Administrative Resi-
dency, Mount Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, Mass. 1957-58. Formerly Gunnery Officer,
U. S. Navy. Position coming year — Research Staff, Columbia School of P.H. and A.M.

SWEET, J. Edward Jr., 6 Sylvan Road, Beverly, Mass. Candidate for M.S. in Hospital
Administration, 1958. B.S. College of Holy Cross, 1953. Administrative Residency,
Ellis Hospital, Schenectady, New York 1957-58. Formerly U. S. Army.
Position coming year — Research Staff, Columbia School of P.H. and A.M.

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FUERST, Harold T., 45 Kew Gardens Road, Kew Gardens 15, N. Y. Candidate for
M.P.H., A.B., Cornell, 1929; M.D. Jefferson Medical College 1933 Internship, Phila-
delphia General Hospital and Willard Parker Hospital. Formerly Chief Division of
Epidemiology & Diagnosis, Bureau of Preventable Disease, Department of Health, City
of New York. Returning to former post.

FAGAN, Esther G., Lexington, Va. Candidate for M.P.H. B.S., Teachers College,
Columbia University, 1936; M.D., New York University Medical College, 1943. Form-
erly private practice, Internal medicine and Director of Local Health Department in
Virginia. Returning to former position.

HARRINGTON, Ann, 114-11 198th St., St. Albans 12, N. Y. Candidate for M.P.H.
Vice-President, Student Council. B.S., Queens College, 1950; M.S., Kansas State College,
1953. Formerly Therapeutic Dietitian & Nutritionist. Position coming year — New
York City Health Department.

GRANT, Thomas W., 1631 Curry Drive, Lyndhurst 24, Ohio. Candidate for M.S. in
Hospital Administration, 1958. A.B., Ohio University 1953. Administrative Residency
Hackensack Hospital, Hackensack, N. J. 1957-58. Formerly Clinical Laboratory Officer,
2795 U.S.A.F. Hospital, Robins AFB, Georgia.

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Left to right — Fuerst, Fagan, Harrington, T. Grant

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Left to right — Simon, Savitsky, Tyndall, Mazen, Mirabito

SIMON, Bernard M., 166-20 24th Ave., Bayside, N. Y. Candidate for M.S. in Adminis-
trative Medicine. B.S.S. City College of New York, 1949. At present — Administrator —
Clinton Medical Group, Bronx, N. Y. Future field — Administration — Prepaid Medical
Care.

SAVITZKY, Joseph, 2014 81st St., Brooklyn 14, N. Y. Candidate for M.P.H. B.S.,
New York University, 1933. Formerly Chemist with New York City Department of
Health. Returning to former post.

TYNDALL, Rose M., 1587 Elgin Avenue, East Meadow, N. Y. Candidate for M.S.
in Maternity Nursing and Certificate in Midwifery. R.N., Bellevue-New York University
Schools of Nursing, 1947; B.S. in Education, Hunter College, 1956. Formerly — hospital
staff and research nurse; public health nurse; Army Nurse Corps; and School Nurse-
Teacher. Position coming year — Obstetric Nursing Instructor, School of Nursing.

MAZEN, Ahmed Kamel, 4, Shagaret El Mandourah Sir., Roda, Cairo, Egypt, U.A.R.
Candidate for M.S. in Hospital Administration 1958. M.B., Ch.B., Cairo University
Faculty of Medicine, 1944. D.S. (Specialty Diploma, Surgery) 1946. D. U.S. (Specialty
Diploma in Urological Surgery) 1955, same Faculty. Internship, Demedache Medical
Center, Cairo. Residency in Surgery, Mohamed Ali General Hospital, Cairo. Ad-
ministrative Residency, Montefiore Hospital, New York City. Formerly Specialist in
General Surgery Government Hospitals, Egypt; Director and Surgeon, Sednawi Hospital,
Cairo, Egypt. Position coming year: Hospital and Medical Administrator, Egypt.

MIRABITO, John F., 50 Brookside Avenue, Apartment 4A, Somerville, N. J. Candi-
date for M.S. in Hospital Administration, 1958. B.A., St. John's University, Brooklyn,
N. Y. 1951. Administrative Residency, The Somerset Hospital, Somerville, N. J. 1957-
58. Position coming year; Administrative Assistant, Columbus Hospital, Newark, N. J.

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GREENBLUM, Joseph, 70 LaSalle St., Apartment 12-C, New York. Candidate for
M.P.H. B.B.S., College of the City of New York.

HAETTENSCHWILLER, Alphonse A., 53 Seneca Dr., Plattsburgh, N. Y. Candidate
for M.P.H. , A.B., Syracuse University, 1950. Formerly Sanitarian, Clinton County
Health Department. Future field — Environmental Health.

BRAMWELL, Edith Moffat, 514 West 114th Street, N. Y. Candidate for M.P.H., M.D.,
1956, College of Physicians and Surgeons. Internship — Presbyterian Hospital, New
York. Future field — Epidemiology. Position coming year — Traineeship in Epidemiol-
ogy, School of Public Health and Administrative Medicine, Columbia University.

SYMAN, Saul, c/o Ministry of Health, Jerusalem, Israel. Candidate for M.P.H., M.D.,
Berlin University, 1935. Intern and Resident — Municipal Hospital, Tel-Aviv, Israel,
1935-40. Formerly in Public Health work in Israel. Position coming year — Deputy
Director-General, Ministry of Health, Israel.

CONS, Naham C, 100 Fairview Ave., Hempstead, N. Y. Candidate for M.P.H., B.S.,
Brooklyn College, 1935; D.D.S., New York University College of Dentistry, 1940. Form-
erly, Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. Air Force Dental Corps.

STEIN, Lloyd R., 419 June Place, West Hempstead, New York. Candidate for M.P.H.,
B.S. in Physical Therapy, Columbia University 1951. Formerly Staff Physical Thera-
pist— Neurological Institute, V.A., and with Nassau County Department of Health.
Position coming year — Supervising Physical Therapist, Nassau County Department of
Health, Garden City, New York.

Left to right — Greenblum, Haettenschwiller, Bramwell, Syman, Cons, Stein

Left to right — Dawson, Witlin, Schroeder, Hood, Wathne

DAWSON, Rene, 38 Maagdenstr. Paramaribo, Surinam. Candidate for M.P.H. Assist.
Pharmacist 1947, Physician 1956, School of Medicine, Paramaribo, Surinam. Health
Officer, Department of Public Health, Paramaribo, Surinam.

WITLIN Irving M. 51 West 174 Street New York 53 N. Y. Candidate for M.P.H. B.S.
College of the City of New York, 1934 L.L.B., Brooklyn Law School, 1937; J.S.D.,
Brooklyn Law School, 1939. Present position — Senior Public Health Sanitarian, New
York City Department of Health.

SCHROEDER, Phyllis, 148 Grove Street, Torrington, Conn. Candidate for M.S. in
Maternity Nursing. B.S., New York University, 1954. Formerly hospital staff and
public health nursing. Position coming year — Public Health Nursing Supervisor, Water-
bury Visiting -Nurses Association, Waterbury, Conn.

HOOD, James L., 633 81st Street, Niagara Falls, New York. Candidate for M.S. in
Hospital Administration, 1958. B.A., University of Buffalo, 1954. Administrative Resi-
dency, Niagara Falls Hospital (N.Y.) 1957-58.

WATHNE, Carl N., 27 Tabb Place, Staten Island 2, New York. Candidate for M.S. in
Hospital Administration, 1958. B.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1952. Administrative
Residency, Barnert Memorial Hospital, Paterson, N. J. 1957-58. Formerly Administra-
tive Extern, U. S. Public Health Service Hospital, Staten Island, New York. Commis-
sioned as Assistant Sanitarian, U.S.P.H.S. Position coming year - Administrative Assistant
Bayonne Hospital, Bayonne, N. J.

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WEIMER, Robert E., May view, Pennsylvania. Candidate for Master of Science in
Hospital Administration. 1958. M.D. Ohio State University, 1947. Board Certified in
Psychiatry. Formerly private practice (Psychiatry), and Assistant Superintendent,
State Mental Hospital. Position coming year — Superintendent, Hollidaysburg State
Hospital, Pa.

SCONZO, Joseph James. Carleton Avenue, Central Islip, New York. Candidate for
M.S. in Administrative Medicine. B.A., University of Alabama, 1936, M.D., George-
town University, 1939. Administrative Residency, Central Islp State Hospital (N.Y.)
1957-58. Assistant Director, Central Islip State Hospital.

OAST, Samuel P., 662 Lexington Avenue, New York City Candidate for M.P.H.
Treasurer, Student Council. B.A., University of Virginia, 1944; M.D.. Medical College
of Virginia, 1948. Certificate, American Board of Pediatrics 1955. Formerly private
practice, and with New York City Health Department. Position coming year — Psy-
chiatric residency.

LANE, Joseph Keith, Box 283 Grand Prairie, Texas. Candidate for M.S. in Adminis-
trative Medicine. B.A., Colorado University, 1945, M.A., Colorado University 1947.
Formerly Assistant Administrator — St. Joseph's Hospital, Fort Worth, Texas, and Per-
sonnel and Public Relations Director, St. Paul's Hospital, Dallas, Texas.

BYERS, James M., Ponoka, Alberta, Canada. Candidate for M.S. in Administrative
Medicine, 1958. M.D., University of Alberta, 1935. Administrative Residency, Pro-
vincial Mental Hospital. Ponoka, Alberta, 1957-58. Assistant Medical Superintendent,
Provincial Mental Hospital, Ponoka, Alberta.

Lefttoright — Weimer, Sconzo, Oast, Lane, Byers

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Left to right — El-Kashlan, Sternberg, Shaw, Brown, Small

EL-KASHLAN, Khalil Mohamed, 627 W. 164th St., New York 32, N. Y. Apt 41B.
Candidate for M. P. H. , M.D., Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria, Egypt, 1952; Diploma
Public Health, Faculty of Medicine, Cairo, Egypt, 1955 Internship, Alexandria Univer-
sity Hospital, Egypt. Formerly with Ministry of Social Affairs, Egypt, and with Faculty
of Medicine, Alexandria University. Position coming year; Student (Candidate for
Dr. P.H., School of Public Health & Administrative Medicine, Columbia University,
New York.)

STERNBERG, Shirley deB., 655 East 14th Street, New York 9, N. Y.
B.A., Hunter College, 1939.

Biostatistics.

SHAW, Grace, 1 1 Patrick Terrace, Eden Gardens, Vineyard Town, Jamaica, B.W.I.
Candidate for M.S. in Biostatistics. B.S., Columbia University, School of General Stud-
ies, 1957. Formerly Government Service, Jamaica, B.W.I. Future Field: Statistics.
Position coming Year — Medical Department, Jamaica Government Service.

BROWN, Elwood, 93 Main Street, Walworth, N. Y. Candidate for M.S. in Biostatistics.
A.B., Syracuse University, 1940.

SMALL, Lawrence, 450 Herzl St., Brooklyn 12, N. Y. Candidate for M.S. in Bio-
statistics. Member Student Council, Treasurer, Student Council (Fall 1957). B.S.,
College of the City of New York, 1956. Biostatician, New York State Department of
Health, Albany.

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McBETH, Max A., 531 West 122nd Street, New York 27, N. Y. Candidate for M.S.
in Hospital Administration, 1958. Secretary, Student Council. B.S., University of
Utah, 1951. M.S., New York University, 1952. Administrative Residency, The Long
Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, New York 1957-58. Formerly Assistant Buyer,
Arnold Constable Company, New York, and Petroleum Products Transportation Dis-
patcher, National Oil Transport Company.

SEDELMAIER, Anne I., 2767 Kensington West, Columbus 2, Ohio. Candidate for
M.S. in Maternity Nursing and Certificate in Midwifery. B.S. in P.H. Nursing, University
of Michigan, 1952. Formerly hospital staff nurse, Public Health Nursing, and Con-
sultant in Maternal and Child Health. Position coming year — Maternal and Child Health
Consultant, Ohio Department of Health, Columbus, Ohio.

LAUTERSTEIN, Ronald Hal, 2078 Wallace Avenue, New York 62, NY. Candidate
for M.S. in Hospital Administration, 1958 A.B., New York University, 1955. Adminis-
trative Residency, Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York 1957-58. Formerly self-
employed, Hotel Industry.

Left to right — McBeth, Sedelmaier, Lauterstein, M. Grant, Fuenmayor — Herrera

GRANT, Marie Dolores, c/o Chronic Disease Program, Division of Special Health
Services, U.S.P.H.S., Washington 25, D.C. Candidate for M.P.H. B.S., Seton Hall
University, 1948, Formerly Nursing Consultant, Division of Hospital and Medical
Facilities, U.S.P.H.S. Position coming year — Nursing Consultant, Chronic Disease
Program, U.S.P.H.S., Washington, D.C.

FUENMAYOR-HERRERA, Ramon Urbanizacion Pro-Patria, 2a Avenida 19, Caracas,
Venezuela. Candidate for M.P.H. M.D., Central University, Caracas, Venezuela. Form-
erly private practice. Cardiology, and Consultant Health Center of Punto Fijo, Falcon,
Venezuela. Future field — Biostatistics. Position coming year — Adjunct to Director of
Clinic, University Hospital, Caracas.

Left to right — Huckee, Cuneo, Blumenthal, Svigir, Krueger

HUCKEE, Dorothy M., 485 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn 38, N. Y. Candidate for M.S.
in Biostatistics. B.A., St. Joseph's College for Women, 1949. Formerly — Biostatistian,
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y. Returning to former post.

CUNEO, Joseph, 31-43 29th St., Astoria, N. Y. Special student — Biostatistics. B.A.,
Queens College, 1952.

BLUMENTHAL, S., 100 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Special Student in Biostatistics.
B.S., College of the City of New York, 1955.

SVIGIR, Martin, 2043 Washington Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Special Student in Bio-
statistics.

KRUEGER, Dean, 803 Trafalgar Road, Towson, Md. Candidate for M.S. in Bio-
statistics. M.A., University of Chicago.

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BAILEY, Vernon M., 5004 31st Ave., Woodside 77, New York. Candidate for M.P.H.,
B.S., Howard University 1937. Formerly Medical Bacteriologist and Public Health
Laboratory consultant. Future field — Public Health Administration. Position coming
year — Commissioned Officer, U.S.P.H.S.

McTERNAN, Edmund J., 55 Willowdale Avenue, Port Washington, N. Y. Candidate
for M.S. in Hospital Administration, 1958. Managing Editor, 1958 Yearbook. B.S. New
England College, Henniker, N. H., 1956. Administrative Residency, Muhlenberg Hos-
pital, Plainfield, N. J., 1957-58. Formerly Hospital Corpsman, U. S. Navy, and Hospital
Admissions Officer.
Position coming year — Administrative Assistant — Maiden Hospital, Maiden, Mass.

DODELSON, Donald Jordan, 1920 Union St., Brooklyn 33, N. Y. Candidate for
M.P.H. Editor of Yearbook. D.D.S., New York University College of Dentisty, 1953.
Formerly private practice, pedodontics. Future field, Dental Public Health.

Left to right-

-standing — Bailey, McTernan, Dodelson
seated — Wolinsky, Govel

WOLINSKY, Eugene H., 2516 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Candidate for
M.S. in Hospital Administration. B.S. in Business Administration, Columbia University,
1956. Administrative Residency, U.S. Public Health Service Hospital, Staten Island,
New York, 1957-58. Formerly in Medical Records and Business Departments of
Brooklyn Jewish Hospital and Roosevelt Hospital, New York. Formerly employed by
Chase Manhattan Bank.

GOVEL, Hem Chandra, 16-F, Jungpura Extension, New Delhi, India. Candidate for
M.P.H., M.D., Glancy Medical College, Punjab University, India, 1948. Formerly Medi-
cal Officer, Indian Armed Forces Medical Service. Other previous graduate study in
Clinical Medicine and Public Health in U.S. for 4 years. Future field, Industrial Medi-
cine. Position coming year — Ministry of Health, Office of the Director General of
Health Services, New Delhi, India.

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Left to right — Snyder, Hawkins, Hines

SNYDER, Donald R., 46 Western Avenue, Westfield, Mass. Candidate for M.S. in
Hospital Administration. Member Journal Club; Staff, Yearbook. B.S. Ed., Westfield
State Teachers College (Massachusetts). Administrative Residency, Wesson Memorial
Hospital, Springfield, Mass., 1957-58. Position coming year — Administrative Assistant,
Wesson Memorial Hospital.

HAWKINS, Edward R., 425 E. 79th St., New York City. Candidate for M.P.H. M.D.,
University of Virginia, 1943. Internship, U.S. Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va. and
Beekman-Downtown Hospital, N.Y.C. Formerly — Industrial Medicine. Returning to
former field.

HINES, Joseph J., 92 Lexington Avenue, Oyster Bay, New York. Candidate for M.S.
in Hospital Administration, 1958. Business Editor, 1958 Yearbook. B.S., St. John's
University, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1942. Administrative Residency, The Community Hospital
at Glen Cove (N. Y.), 1957-58. Formerly Chief Pharmacist, Huntington Hospital,
Huntington, N. Y.

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LANGE, Manfred E., 656 West 160th Street, New York 32, New York. Candidate
for M.S. in Hospital Administration, 1958. B.S., New York University, 1951. Licensed
Physical Therapist, New York. Formerly Chief Physical Therapist, Department of
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, St. Barnabas Hospital, Bronx, New York.

IWASA, Kiyoshi, 9 Haraikata-Machi Shinjuku Ku, Tokyo, Japan. Special Student in
Hospital Administration. M.D., Tokyo University, 1945; M.P.H., Tokyo Medico-Dental
University, 1957. Formerly Instructor in Hospital Administration, Institute for Hospital
Administration, Government of Japan. Returning to former position.

JOEL, William, 466 Main Street, Keyport, New Jersey. Candidate for Master of Science
in Hospital Administration, 1958. A.B. in Business Administration, Rutgers University,
1956. Administrative Residency, Middlesex General Hospital, New Brunswick, N. J.,
1957-58. Formerly Night Administrator, Middlesex General Hospital, New Brunswick,
N. J. Position coming year: Assistant Director, Middlesex General Hospital, New
Brunswick, New Jersey.

Left to right — standing — Lange, Iwasa, Joel

seated — Keller, K. Omran, Lanclos

KELLER, Martin David, c/o Ohio Department of Health, Columbus. Candidate for
M.P.H. A.B. Yeshiva University, 1944; M.S. New York University, 1946; M.D.,
Cornell University, 1952; Ph.D., New York University, 1953. Internship New York
Hospital. Residencies — Bronx V. A. Hospital and Columbia Research Service. Form-
erly with U.S.P.H.S., Ohio Department of Health, and Ohio State University School of
Medicine. Position coming year — Chief, Bureau of Direct Services, Ohio Department
of Health.

OMRAN, Khairia Yousef 3, Mahmud Fahmi Pacha, El-Manyal, Cairo, Egypt. UA.R.
Candidate for M.P.H. M.D., Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, 1957. Internship —
Cairo University Hospital. Future Field — Public Health.

LANCLOS, Rudolph U., Charlotte Amalia, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, U.S.A. Candi-
date for M.P.H. Member of Student Council. Pre-Dental, Tufts College, 1923; D.M.D.,
Tufts University, 1927. Director, Bureau of Dental Health, Virgin Islands. Returning
to former post.

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Left to right — Levine, Thompson, Malone, Mechling, Medallis

LEVINE, Harry H., 390 Marlborough Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Candidate for M.P.H. B.A.,
Brooklyn College, 1940; M.D., Middlesex University, 1943. Formerly — private practice
of Medicine; Medical Corps, U. S. Naval Reserve; Medical Director, Medical Group;
and Associate Medical Director, Health Insurance Plans of Greater New York.

THOMPSON, Robert H. Jr., 1320 East St., Georges Ave., Linden, N. J. Candidate for
M.P.H. D.D.S., Howard University, 1948. Formerly private practice of dentistry.
Future field — Dental Public Health.

MALONE, Arthur, Old Stirling Road, Warren Township, Plainfield, N. J. Candidate
for M.S. in Hospital Administration, 1958. B.S. Seton Hall University, Newark, N. J.,
1954. M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University, 1955. Administrative Residency,
Veterans Administration Hospital, Bronx, N. Y., 1957-58. Formerly Supervisor of
Nurses, Jersey City Medical Center.

MECHLING, Louise, 65 Union Street, Uniontown, Pa. Candidate for M.S. in Nursing.
B.S.N., Vanderbilt University, 1957. Formerly Nurse Corps, U. S. Navy.

MEDALLIS, Leon, 34 Ross Street, Ashley, Pennsylvania. Candidate for M.S. in Hos-
pital Administration, 1958. B.S., Seton Hall University, 1954. M.A., Teachers College,
Columbia University, 1955, Administrative Residency, Jackson Memorial Hospital,
Miami, Florida. Formerly Supervisor of Nurses, Jersey City Medical Center, N. J.

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ROUBLEV, Alexander, 74-15 35 Avenue, Jackson Heights, N. Y. Candidate for
M.P.H., M.D., Academy of Medicine, Odessa, Russia, 1921; Graduate of School of
Tropical Medicine, Paris University, France, 1928. Formerly Public Health work in
North Africa; Senior Physician in V.A. Hosptal in Massachusetts; and with New York
City Department of Health. Future field — Public Health work in Puerto Rico or with
World Health Organization.

GARB, Allan E., 219 E. 19 St., New York 3, N. Y. Candidate for M.P.H. Member
Student Council; B.A., Oberlin College, 1951; M.D., State University of Medicine, New
York, N. Y., 1955. Internship, Lenox Hill Hospital, N. Y. Residency in Medicine,
Greenwich Hospital, Conn. Formerly Clinic physician, Eilat, Israel. Future field —
Internal Medicine & Preventive Medicine. Position coming year — Captain, Medical
Corps, U. S. Air Force.

SHORTAL, James P., 542 Woolley Avenue, Staten Island 14, N. Y. Candidate for
M.P.H. B.S., St. Peter's College. 1943; M.D.. New York Medical College, 1947. Intern-
ship Metropolitan Hospital, New York. Formerly medical consultant to Federal Civil
Defense Program. Future field — Chronic Disease control. Position coming year —
Special Health Service Consultant, U.S.P.H.S.

McFADDEN, Grace M., 628 E. 20th St., New York, New York. Candidate for M.P.H.,
R.N., Memorial Hospital, Albany, N. Y. 1934; M.A., New York University, 1952.
Formerly — Consultant Public Health Nurse, New York City Department of Health.
Returning to former post.

PRICE, Arthur W., 1 Calvert Avenue, Metuchen, N. J. Candidate for M.P.H. B.S.,
Rutgers University, 1945. Formerly Environmental Sanitation, New Jersey State Health
Department. Position coming year — Principal Sanitarian, N. J. State Health Department.

Left to right — Roublev, Garb, Shortal, McFadden, Price

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LIST OF STUDENTS NOT PICTURED.

HASSELBACHER, Frank, Connecticut State Hospital, Middletown, Conn.
Candidate for M.S. in Hospital Administration, 1958. A.B., Union College,
1942; M.D. College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1946. Formerly Clinical
Director, Connecticut State Hospital, Middletown, Connecticut. Returning
to former position. Delegate for Psychiatric Adminisration group.

LOSEE, Marshall, R. D. 1, Box 81, Chatham Center, New York. M. S.,
Biostatistics. B.S. Parsons College, Fairfield, Iowa, B.S. 1941; M.A. Columbia
University, 1947. Former position — Jr. Statistician N. Y. State Dept. of
Health, Albany. Position coming year: Biostatistician, N. Y. State Dept. of
Health, Albany, N. Y.

MITCHELL, Helen deRamiis, 1318 Stebbens Avenue, New York 59. N. Y.
Candidate for M.P.H. B.S., University of Chicago, 1941; M.S., University
of Chicago, 1942; M.A, Columbia University, 1947; Ed.D., New York Uni-
versity, 1953. Formerly instructor, New York Medical College. Present
position — Public Health Educator, N. Y. C. Department of Health. Position
coming year — Research and staff development, N. Y. C. Department of
Health.

SHUCKEROW, Joseph F., 625 West End Avenue, New York City. Candi-
date for M.S. in Hospital Administration. B.A., University of Connecticut,
1952. Administrative Residency, St. Luke's Hospital, New York, 1957-58.
Formerly Medical Service Corps, U. S. Air Force.

WILLIAMS, June A., Chicago Maternity Center, Chicago, 111. Candidate
for M.S. in Maternity Nursing. B.S., Boston University, 1956. Formerly
Staff Nurse, Chicago Maternity Center. Returning to former post.

YEARBOOK STAFF

Left to right: Seated — Dr. Gearing I Faculty Advisor), Dodelson, Mr. Baumgarten
( Faculty Advisor) , Grant

Standing — Witlin, Hines, Mirabito, Oast, Hood, McTernan

D. DODELSON— Editor

E. McTERNAN — Managing Editor

J. HINES— Business Editor

M. GRANT J. HOOD

S. OAST J. MIRABITO

C. WATHNE D. SNYDER

I WITLIN

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ADMINISTRATIVE

FEBRUARY 1958 TO

MARGARET L. BEEDE

Administrative Resident
Herrick Memorial Hospital
2001 Dwight Way
Berkeley 4, California

JOHN A. BLAKE
Administrative Resident
Muhlenberg Hospital
Park Avenue and Randolph Road
Plainfield, New Jersey

ELISEO BORRERO

Administrative Resident
Ponce District Hospital
Ponce, Puerto Rico

RAFAEL BRUNO-RIVERA

Administrative Resident
Veterans Administration Hospital
800 Poly Place
Brooklyn 9, New York

SAUL CARB

Administrative Resident
Maimonides Hospital
4802 19th Avenue
Brooklyn 19, New York

RICHARD FELDMAN

Administrative Resident
Sinai Hospital
6767 West Outer Drive
Detroit 35, Michigan

DOROTHY M. GIOIELLI

Administrative Resident
Society of the New York Hospital
525 East 68th Street
New York 21, N. Y.

HARRY D. GOTTSCHALL

Administrative Resident
Aultman Hospital
625 Clarendon Avenue, S.W.
Canton 10, Ohio

E. GEOFFREY HIGH

Administrative Resident
Princeton Hospital
253 Witherspoon Street
Princeton, New Jersey

URI KHASSIS, M.D.

Administrative Resident
The Mount Sinai Hospital
1 East 100th Street
New York 29, New York

AURELIO LLADO-HERNANDEZ

Administrative Resident
Bayamon District Hospital
Bayamon, Puerto Rico

HERBERT M. LUKASHOK
Administrative Resident
Montefiore Hospital
210th Street & Bainbridge Avenue
New York 67, New York

PASCUAL NAVARRO, M.D.

Administrative Resident
Morrisania City Hospital
168th St. & Gerard Avenue
New York 52, New York

HOWARD N. NEWMAN
Administrative Resident
Roosevelt Hospital
428 West 59th Street
New York 19, New York

RESIDENTS

.NUARY 1959

EKREM OKYAY, M.D.

ROLAND H. SIMMONS

Administrative Resident

Administrative Resident

Middlesex General Hospital

Mt. Auburn Hospital

180 Somerset Street

330 Mt. Auburn Street

New Brunswick, New Jersey

Cambridge 38, Massachusetts

SILVIO J. PASCAL

JOSEPH B. SMOLENS

Administrative Resident

Administrative Resident

U.S. Public Health Service Hospital

Lebanon Hospital

Bay Street and Vanderbilt Avenue

1650 Grand Concourse

Stapleton 4, S. I., N. Y.

New York 57, New York

GEORGE H. PETTI

DAVID B. STARKWEATHER

Administrative Resident

Administrative Resident

Montefiore Hospital

Stanford University —

210th Street & Bainbridge Avenue

Palo Alto Hospital Center

New York 67, New York

Palo Alto, California

MARCELINO RAMOS

STANLEY C. STEVENS

Administrative Resident

Administrative Resident

Aguadilla District Hospital

Hospital of the Univ. of Pennsylvania

Aguadilla, Puerto Rico

3400 Spruce Street

WALTER R. RENTSCHLER

Philadelphia 4. Pennsylvania

Administrative Resident

JOHN D. TUBBS

Stanford University —

Administrative Resident

Palo Alto Hospital Center

Lawrence General Hospital

Palo Alto, California

1 Garden Street

RAMON A. RIVERA-RIVERA

Lawrence, Massachusetts

Administrative Resident

ANTONIO VEGA

Veterans Administration Center —

Administrative Resident

San Patricio

Ponce District Hospital

Box 4424

Ponce. Puerto Rico

San Juan, Puerto Rico

SISTER GERTRUDE VERONICA

ROBERT K. SCHWARTZ

Administrative Resident

Administrative Resident

St. Elizabeth Hospital

Ellis Hospital

204 South Broad Street

1101 Nott Street

Elizabeth 2, New Jersey

Schenectady 8, New York

RICHARDS. WARREN

Administrative Resident

Hunterdon

Medical Center

Flemington

. New Jersey

Equally a part of the "Columbia Family" with students and
faculty are the members of the secretarial staff. A few members
of this most helpful and. cheerful group are pictured below. The
student body expreses its gratitude to each member of this staff for
many favors received.

Left to right: — Leitman, Joyner, Mott, Storkman, Freistadt, Campbell, Lieb Oetjen,

SECRETARIAL STAFF

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A final word of thanks goes to the members of the building staff.
These employees of the City of New York have won the friend-
ship and respect of faculty and students alike. Pictured below are
two members of this staff with whom we have had particularly
close contact. Our thanks is intended for all those not pictured, as
well as for Mr. Cohen and Mr. Muellner.

Left — Mr. Sam Cohen; Right — Mr. Otto Muellner

BUILDING STAFF

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EXTRACURRICULAR

FIVE

O'CLOCK

RUSH

BRIDGE
GAME

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ACTIVITIES

FLYING FIELD TRIP

The pictures on the preceding pages show students and faculty
in settings associated with "the pursuit of knowledge". If we were
to convey an attitude that life at the School of Public Health and
Administrative Medicine is all work, however, we would be doing
a real disservice. Life at this school has presented many oppor-
tunities for social contacts and informal associations. The pictures
here have been chosen to give some idea of "the lighter side".

HISTORY OF THE

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

AND ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICINE

The first academic year of what was to be the School of Public
Health and Administrative Medicine was 1922-1923. It wasn't until
May 2, 1931 that the trustees of Columbia University officially estab-
lished the Institute of Public Health of the faculty of Medicine.

The University's first concept of a school of public health dates
from 1903, when tne faculty of medicine recommended that a Depart-
ment of Hygiene, Sanitary Science and Preventive Medicine be formed as
part of the College of Physicians and Surgeons. This did not come to
pass. The recommendations of special university committees in 1909
and again in 1915 that a School of Sanitary Science and Public Health
be established separate from the medical school did not quickly mate-
rialize either; a lack of funds was partly responsible.

Meanwhile the faculty of medicine was not inactive in the field.
In 1909 it sponsored a series of 25 public lectures on health matters on
which were received with popularity. In 1911 P. & S. initiated its first
regularly offered course in Public Health and Sanitation, which was
taught by Dr. Walter Bensel to fourth year medical students.

In 1918 funds necessary to establish the school were unexpectedly
provided through a bequest in the will of Joseph R. DeLamar.

Mr. DeLamar's gift to the University amounted to nearly five mil-
lion dollars. His will stipulated that the funds were to be used for study
and teaching in the prevention of disease and in the conservation of
health by proper diet. Mr. DeLamar also wished the results of such
study to be disseminated not only through scientific journals but also
through popular magazines and lectures.

Although the Institute of Public Health was founded in 1921, as an
integral part of the Faculty of Medicine but as a separate entity from the
medical school it was not until September 1922 that its first full-time
faculty member, Dr. Haven Emerson, was appointed. His title was Pro-
fessor of Public Health Administration.

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In 1922-23, Dr. Emerson lectured at P. & S. on public health to
fourth year medical students and gave elective courses in preventive
medicine. He also taught preventable disease and public health adminis-
tration to graduate nurses at Teachers College and delivered twenty-two
public lectures on hygiene. At the end of the Institute's first year he
suggested that hospital administration and industrial hygiene be added
to the curriculum with the passage of time.

In 1926, the name of the school was changed to the DeLamar Insti-
tute of Public Health. Nineteen hundred twenty-seven saw the first
graduate with the first degree. Master of Science, awarded by the faculty.
The student was Marion McKinney. At this time, the school offered
twelve courses comprising epidemiology, public health administration,
public health engineering, and statistics.

In 1936 the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center deeded the
present site of the school to the city with the proviso that the City of
New York erect and maintain a building providing adequate space for
the needs of the school and a Department of Health Center. In August
1939, the Institute moved from the medical school to its own quarters
in the new building.

On July 1, 1945, the Trustees gave the Institute a new name:
School of Public Health, in recognition of the status it had achieved.
During the same year Dr. Claude W. Munger organized the school's first
formal course in hospital administration. Financial help for this major
undertaking came from the Kellogg Foundation.

In 1946 the Master of Public Health degree was added to the list
of customary M.S. degrees in specialties given by the School. At the same
time, the Doctor of Public Health degree was initiated for physicians
doing advanced work. The Ph.D. degree in parasitology was approved
starting in 1952.

In March 1950 the Trustees, recognizing the need of extending edu-
cation in the fields of administration in hospitals, prepayment medical
care, industrial medicine and medical schools, approved the establish-
ment of the Institute of Administrative Medicine. The Institute pros-
pered, with the result that the school's name was changed in July 1955
to the School of Public Health and Administrative Medicine.

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The student body wishes to extend thanks to the following
persons and organizations whose generosity have made
this book possible —

Mr. Raymond P. Sloan
Mr. Raleigh Smith

Associated Hospital Service
of New York

General Purpose Fund of the

School of Public Health and

Administrative Medicine

Students, Faculty, Administrative
Residents, and Alumni

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NOTES

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