1970s
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1972 Cadillac, "Number 1" or "Goldenrod"
Source: Marc SlevenRick Stanton with the Five Quad ambulance outside of State Quad, University at Albany
Source: Rick Stanton"This was taken after a EMT practical skills exam. From left to right: Nancy Sweetland, Bob Elling, Donna Hickey, Jerry Boss, Jodie Tyrell, Mark Forrest, and Barbara Schreibman."
Source: Bob EllingPictured: Amy Phillips Cohen, Jerry Boss, Rick Stanton (1973-1976)
Source: Rick StantonPictured: Mark Forrest, Jerry Boss, Marc Stern, Bob Connors (~1976)
Source: Bob Elling"Congratulations and appreciation are expressed by President Fields in a letter presented to Five Quad Volunteer Ambulance Service, Inc. Wrote President Fields, "The University is extremely fortunate in having nearly 100 dedicated men and women student volunteers who provide skilled, effective assistance to our community." Shown with the president, from left to right, are Mary Corrigan, Five Quad Volunteer Ambulance Service President; Robert Connors, vice president; and Robert Elling, director of operations."
Source: Tower Tribune, Vol 8, No 9 (October 25, 1976) "Five Quad Conducting Displays"Pictured- Robert Connors with trauma moulage for first aid training
Source: Rick Stanton
Pictured- Robert Connors and David Chafetz in dorm room, Adirondack Hall, Indian Quad, University at Albany
Source: Marc Sleven
"front row left to right: not sure? and Neil Kassman, back row: Bob Davis, Mary Corrigan, Fred Peltz, and Bob Connors (yes that is the first edition of Emergency Care!)"
Source: Bob EllingDavid Samuel: "In Spring of 1983 we were cleaning out our storage room in Whitman Hall, and we uncovered these home made first aid pouches. We ended up using them during the Special Olympics."
Jean Buzz Rosenthall: "They were modeled after National Ski Patrol first aid belts, or for those who remember the original Batman, his utility belt."
Dan Vindigni: "Fall 1977 we used them at a walk-a-thon in downtown Albany"
"Amy Phillips Cohen, with Katie Boss, daughter of Jerry Boss and Val Curtis, circa 1978 or 79"
Source: Amy Phillips Cohen