Captain James Landing Restaurant in Canton was the site of a Welcome Back Crab Feast at the inner harbor Thursday evening. More than 125 alumni and guests attended the event.
Around Davidge Hall
Tours of campus and picnics on the lawn of Davidge Hall provided the staging grounds for reminiscing and bringing alumni up-to-date on activities of their classmates
Spritz,
Lentz Honored at DinnerNorton Spritz, ’52, and George Lentz, ’57, were honored at the 127th Recognition Dinner on Friday, May 3.
Dr. Spritz, a medical researcher and professor of medicine at NYU School of Medicine, who later became involved in issues of law and medicine and biomedical ethics, received the 2002 MAA Honor Award & Gold Key. The annual award is made for outstanding accomplishments in medicine and distinguished service to mankind.
The 2002 Distinguished Service award, presented for outstanding service to the alumni association and medical school, was awarded to Dr. Lentz. The 1957 alumnus was elected president of the alumni association in 1991 after serving six years on the board. He served as professor of pediatrics from 1975 until retirement in 1995.
George Lents, '57 left, receives the Distinguished Service Award from MAA president Morton Krieger, '52
Patricia Singer and composer Richard Einhorn, with parents Patricia and Samuel Einhorn, '35 at the recognition dinner
Robert ('72) and Wanda Draper