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ClassNotesUniversity at Buffalo Schoolof Dental Medicine ContinuingDental Education presents aspecial opportunityDon G. Asmus, ’68, has beenthe list master at www.funniesttoptenlists.comfor the pasttwo years. (Take a look whenyou need a laugh. But don’tshow this to the children.)Albert Cantos, ’81, passed thefellowship exam at the 64thannual meeting of the AmericanAcademy of Oral Medicinein April. He is currently clinicalassistant professor in the SDMDepartment of Oral DiagnosticSciences.Frank Scannapieco (Certificatein Periodontics ’89, PhD’91) has rejoined the staff ofthe Journal of Periodontology(JOP) as associate editor. Heheld the position from 2000-06under the editorship of RobertGenco. Scannapieco also wasrecently elected treasurer ofthe American Association forDental Research.Heidi Crow (MS Oral Sciences’91, Certificate in TMD ’91) hasbeen appointed to the graduatefaculty of the University at Buffalo.The appointment carriessignificant responsibility andpublicly acknowledges heracademic and professionalaccomplishments. Crow iscurrently associate professorin the Department of OralDiagnostic Sciences and isdirector of the TMD program.Stuart L. Segelnick, ’92, hasbeen inducted into OmicronKappa Upsilon, the NationalDental Honor Society, as afaculty member. He is clinicalassociate professor in theDepartment of Periodontologyand Implant Dentistry at NewYork University College ofDentistry.Vallikanthan Nadarajah (MSOral Sciences ’95, DDS ’99,GPR ’00) has been promotedto the rank of clinical assistantprofessor in the SDMDepartment of Oral DiagnosticSciences. He has been apart-time faculty member inradiology for ten years.Alums in charge. From left: Lawrence Volland,’75, Jeffery Baumler, ’80, William Calnon, ’78, and Richard Andolina,’80, confer at a New York State Dental Association Board ofTrustees meeting in January 2010.InMemoriamPaul Louis Cipes, ’42, died onNov. 8, 2009. He was 90. Bornin New York City, he served inEurope during WWII and thenpracticed in Eastchester, N.Y.until 1995.Arthur J. Tindall, ’45, of Syracuse,N.Y., died on April 19,2010, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Hewas 90.Monroe Stair Myers, ’47, ofNorthumberland, Pa., diedon May 8, 2010. He was 92. AtSusquehanna University, heplayed on the 1940 undefeatedfootball team coached by therenowned Amos Alonzo StaggJr.Israel J Zitrin, ’51, of Boca Raton,Fla., died on April 4, 2010.He was 89. He practiced inRochester, N.Y. before retiringto Florida.William Robert Moody, ’53, ofSkaneateles, N.Y. and PalmBeach, Fla, died May 6, 2010.He was 86. He practiced formore than 50 years in Lewiston,Syracuse and Skaneateles,N.Y.Samuel Shatkin,’54, of Amherst,N.Y., died on April 25,2010. He was 79. In additionto his practice of dentistry, hewas a plastic, maxillofacial andhead and neck surgeon.Robert J. O’Hara, ’60, of Rochester,N.Y., died on March 22,2010. He practiced dentistryin the Rochester area for 40years.Adolph K. Schmidt, ’62, of Williamsville,N.Y., died on April27, 2010.Make plans to celebrate during theBuffalo Niagara Dental Meeting,Nov. 3-5, 2010. This year’s reuniondinner dance will be at the HyattRegency Ballroom on Friday, Nov.5. Join us for cocktails at 6:30 p.m.,dinner at 7:30 p.m. Plan to join yourclassmates for a great night out!Reunion chairs1940 Dr. Irwin D. Arbesman1945 Dr. William R. PlossDr. Irving Plutzer1955 Dr. Salvator LaMastra1960 Dr. Lawrence GiangrecoDr. Ronald Peterson1965 (open)1970 Dr. Robert A. Gianadda1975 Dr. Joseph P. BreloffDr. Jeffrey R. KuntzDr. Anthony Mastroianni1980 Dr. Frank C. BarnashukDr. David R. BonnevieDr. Michael N. CasseseDr. Gregory F. George1985 Dr. Michael EhlersDr. Stewart M. FenigsteinDr. Catherine M. GoganDr. Raymond G. MillerDr. Patricia Starring1990 Dr. Jeffrey D. Day1995 Dr. Yvonne L. CarneyDr. Diane R. Pudlewski2000 Dr. Ian Walker2005 Dr. Joshua HutterThe Art andScience ofOral-FacialAugmentationThe nation’s first university-basedminimally invasive cosmeticprocedure continuumRegister for MICP I by Sept. 1 and pay just $2,495 (save $500).Register for BOTH MICP I and II by Sept. 1 and pay just $5,490 (save $1,000).Presented by Dr. Robert W. 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