Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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We Ufler This llook As the Record of the Years,l1itQe1li:l'lt Profession. ,0..Q 0, . ,como n Q . C un 0 I'.' n : ' 0 . 0 O . 0 ' : ' ' . 'o .U C I 0 ' o ps' .' ',o c. . 'Me all ll IC Halmemann Medical College and Hospital UYBIL STEVEN AIWANITIS Editor-in-chief l'HlLLll' DAVIS Business Manager llk il I 1 SW, 1 7? 20614 fawie we dedicate n Q 0... . .- co, ff c c'n. 'Un ' , u :fc c cl f this Nlediczlto George. iff' I 0' t as ' fo Q, f 1 o , 0' 0 ,f u a-' 1 0 e c Q 1 1 Uur Dedication pls ttig 'As aigfeacher o - ' , f o 9 and As a Fi'-iend and As a lllrzihue Personality - - - In Him We Found.The Subtleties of Friendship The Excentricities of Talent and The Actions of A Great and Generous Personality - - - He Began With Us This Demanding Experiment - - - Uur Glass Was First to Savor His Fabulous Singularity and His Genius - - - lt Is to Him We Dedicate This Record of Our Tangible Experiences and of Uur Intangible Memories - - - D F RJ l .. 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Now that Graduation approaches, we are aware that you-having entered to learn-are about ready to go forth-to serve. The formal part of your education, except for the interneship, is almost completed, and you have experienced the great satisfaction of acquiring knowledge, and further, have realized the full fruition of your professional training will be accomplished only by the continuation of being a student for the remainder of your professional lives. It will be more fun being a student when there is no formality of medical school. The realization of a well-balanced uniform medical education is particularly remarkable when one considers the blending and molding that is necessary in the development of so many young people from a great variety of premedical environments. In your class of 84 mem- bers, fifty-nine, or approximately 70 per cent, are Pennsylvanians: sixty-three members, or 75 per cent, have had their premedical training in twenty different colleges or universities in Pennsylvania, twenty- ive members, or approximately 30 per cent, are citizens of States other than Pennsylvania, twenty-one members, or 25 per cent, have received their premedical education in fourteen colleges or universities outside Pennsylvania. The average age is about twenty-seven years. As of this writing, ifty-one members, or 60 per cent, are married, and have forty-two children. This is a cross-section of young life today, and Hahnemann is proud of the accomplishments of her new crop of alumni this year, and considers it a cherished privilege to have con- tributed so much to the progress of American Medicine. To each and every member of The Class of 1953 I wish to extend heartiest congratulations, and every good wish for a happy, healthful and prosperous future. 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Board of Trustees BOARD OF TRUSTEES CHARLES A. ALLEN XVALTER H. ANNENBERCI H.XRRl' C. BARNES ADDISON R. BROWN ROBERT G. IJUNLOP WILLIAM GOLDAIAN RAYMOND S. LEOPOLD, 31.19. L. STAIIFFER OLIVER, ESQ. JOSEPII 3V. POST, 31.19. WILLIAM VV. RIIOADS ELLSXYORTII A. ROBERTS HOWARD VV. SCIIOTTER TIIEODORE P. SCOTT XVILLIAM P. SNOW FREDERIC H. STRAVVBRIDGE, JR. 1' I ll -. J' 1- u-' . . - 5 sq'l. P' .vw 'Z-' 0 u. . W. 2... , A. W .v ,.-.4 1 ' r. 31V'f'IJ JI Q 1 . ' A 4.'l 'is peer dll 4' and the 0lll' Dill' fx . . 'r-' . 1 LL f lx' . l', .,1y'.NnE PN' Y 5. sf . 4 A . - - ' x basic lmowledgp . . F -emblsiliif . Q. vi, r'. fi. 1 .f-- ,nl - I -'sp---A v .. .-. '-.,',..': , fx'Y ' .r..-,Y V f'1 l - ,' .'4-P f .s '. ,,b,.. 1. ..: Q, . Hx., ',,, , Q '- f 'V' u .- ',- A . -. ,1'.f.'jqf!'3E .-'-. r .1 ALM, ' 's K. - .-'Uv A .J ng . 'I ,A . .v -: n 4-.nlillf .. ' ,VJ 5' ,gfmg :, wk '. 1- . -1.' .4, ru the steth- A .,4-'4 .q . all v -'W , Q. J' 5 .1-, w l,- - , ., . x, . 'A n ?.5,frisl tum ' 1 . 4 , -'- . ll :. v - . -' -' . n'Y ' - .'A'2. -f -rx' in V79 5'-4'--s -.' ' 1' - -- , mf--x ..-t, . . .'.,- ., qv- L., ,- 3 7. -Q. x n JU, z I. 7- '-Y .N I Q i 2. K .Q ,NN 1',ul!S',,.,.:xnUi5k6-X.. 'B -51' 'fb' l r..r,.1 Lf H ' W w-I .-'vnw 'j'flnif','m'fioi .JH 1 - -. 1. -' v .-,. l i' W u . ,-nA ,mx .tu 'rl Ili L, -K ' fl .3- A -uu- ,X N 1.3! P , A 011 .,, W Department of E ,4-A .4.,pr' ,mv- L .N Raymond C. Truex Professor and Head, Division of Anatomy THE SHOCK or the unique didactics of Paff . . . The grim bravado upon first introduction to our cadavers . . . At 'first dainty dissectiong with anatomic maturity free swinging evisceration . . . 25,000 new terms, and a race With the clock in the practicals . . . The thorax in four days and four interminable Weeks on the head and neck . . . Pungent aromas, mnemonics, and rat- tling bone boxes. ,X .Q-I 1 X . tx' , t ,Z George H. Paif Professor of Anatomy Eau de cadavre 9' .str .fall si hu N Three-and-a-half Musketeers. Iliilllllll l- 1 I I did it with my little hatchet. fu-vi You should see this guy's hemiazygous. '5- Everytime I see a giraffe I think of long axons- 'lf ,sh i Alas, poor Yorick . . . Armand W. Angulo Associate Professor of Anatomy ASCENDING COLUMNS, descending columns, red and gray and white and aboriginal nuclei . . . Machine gun dieta- tion by Truex, with awe and respect for his talent . . . A multitude of polyehroniatic tissue sections . . . A geographic coinplex of geoinetric drawings . . . The orange stick our weapon and the hypothalamus our nemesis. I C 'n Chemi tr it 4 I Q ' Dr. John Boyd Professor and Head, Department of Biological Chemistry ' su., A V. M' . Diabetes sure makes it taste sweet Now who was on the purine diet? 1-'X1 4 Cooking School BOTTLES AND TUBES and flasks and stinks and an awareness of electrolytes and the structure of hemoglobin . . . Daily rosters by Chandler, and the happy acquaintance of a man named Boyd . . . The youthful genius of Alper and the quiet talent of DeFrates . . . We read about Houssay dogs and treat hyper- glycemic rabbits . . . We boil down great mounds of anonymous hair into the elixer of life. Will it make out my income tax? l l l x 4 E l I! s Ph iology in 1 Dr. John Scott, Professor and Head, Division of Physiology, with associates, - V Mr. Bechtel, Dr. Reed, Dr. Wiercinski. The Gastrocnemius Kid BIONOTONIC LECTURES amid Stygian gloom . . . Bimonthly quizzes and occasionally the Goon Squad . . . The paraldehyded turtle, Rana pipiens, and the mongrel pup our patients . . . The daily ascendance up a hundred thousand stairs . . . The kyniograph our weapon against disease, the Van Slyke our bastion against inalady . . . Scott 's cool brilliance 1'9fl'lg61'3fGS the basic physio- logic laws into nervous minds. Feline Neurosurgery 4'Q:g,:I.,'L-if Cannulating Capers Q A 5. I lf? ,f ., - X I . Up, up, up, and away. fr .J ,zgsjgsg-f -5 'fri fi- ' Patholo WE ARE BROKEN into three sections, the beginning of the ulti- mate divorcement . . . Again the microscopes, and formalinized gross specimens are added to the academic menu . . . The soft lectures of John Gregory . . . We become little professors and give conferences of superbly plagerized material . . . We peruse Karsner and memorise Little Anderson . . . We -feel our lymph nodes daily and imagine unnutterable neoplastic horrors. Chow line V79 qglfa , fr fl Y Dr. Gregory Froio -fs I. JV. in V Wi, 2. t lv Dr. John E. Gregory Professor and Head Department and Division of Pathology Let's spring a quiz on 'em Therefore, consequently, and in conclusion . . . 'io I 7 is ' ' The Ancient Marine r Time out for a carcinogen WE BEGIN OUR autopsies and invarialby are stuck with the intestines . . . Who'se got the data? How much did the pituitary weigh? . . . YVe learn from a peri- patetic Froio, the eharining Silver Fox . . . NVe take uuaniiounced quizzes and beware of Kowoi bearing yel- low papers . . . A cunning hiding place for smuggled articles is revealed to us radiologieally, and we wonder at the astounding adaptivity of the sigmoid. A HM Innocence and Experience i It 'fi -if ' Hank delivers the Evil Eye . . . so this salesman said to the farmer's daughter . . I I7 ,.. X leaf' A Bacteriolo WE LEARN or BUGS, the round, the rod shaped, and the protean corkscrew . . . We inoeulate agar and gape in wonder at the words of Sallman . . . We eommisserate with Bondi and his undulent fever . . . And We learn of the infinite variety of Worms from their Boswell, Gaby . . . And for a few fleeting moments We are med- ical Lieutenants in parasitic Korea. X:x,,MN , Dr. Amedeo Bondi Professor and Head, Department of Bacteriology Staphylococcus cluster Smear, slant, and inject ' Giarda Lamblia at seven o'clock King of the Parasitologists i in Dr. Joseph DiPaIma Professor and Head Department of Pharmacology WE BEGIN WITH Barnes and acetylcholine, and Dipalma and the Wonders of quinidine enter in midterm . . . l'l1arn1ac0l0Q, :f'1 Ah, shoot 'em the arsenic and let's go home . is 1 4 For the last time we climb the uneountable multithde ' of steps . . . VVe are keepers of flocks of rabbits and become aware of-the tecunelity of the white rat . . . , 1 NVe administer IllC0ilIllC acid to pussycats, and sand- paper our fingertips for Science . . . VVe misee et fiat Butlthoughtit wasamale and sign our invalid prescriptions with a flourish. The true, sober. scientific approach. Peter Rabbit and his bunnies. . , ,tl . Y ,J ' J' ix Z' i Medicine AT LONG LAST a living, breathing, yielding patient . . . My name is Doctor Shrdlu, and what seems to be your trouble? We meet Janton, are at first afraid and then realize that he seeks to teach, and is generous . . . The mighty Gambescia takes us for a tour through the hepatic canaliculi . . . Donaldson charms us . . . We tap a chest, and strain to hear a mid-diastolic murmur. Dr. O. Henry Janton Associate Professor of Medicine Pedro P. and the Death Ray. l l I da Nr-s ti l ?5' Dr. Daniel I. Marino Assistant Professor of Medicine The amphitheatrical Murphy shuflle F Thees ees fon. Jantonization. Dermatology's loads of fun OFF ON THE trolley trail to P.G,II. and engulfeinent in its 2500 beds . . . An awareness of the aloof genius of Thoinpson . . . We are sent to Sinai and see a multitude of wrangling special- ists . . . XVe continue to get our autopsies and still are stuck with the intestines . . . NVe take histories and more histories and learn the mysteries of writing orders . . . Bloods and urines, urines and bloods, on and on ad infinituin. Hepatic auscultation. A cesspool, young man, a cesspool! '-Wgffwr lx 3 IN JUNE OF '52 Allentown, Tarantula 12X and handwriting analysis . . . The near forgotten arts of poker and blasting out of a sand trap are revived . . . And we eat and eat of the pleni- tude of Pennsylvania Dutch cooking . . . We meet incarcerated millionaires with thirteen banks, who have thrashed Joe Louisg we laugh, and become depressed at this plethora of ravaged minds. Listen to me, Kid, P.Z.I. is for the birds. Kitchy kitchy koo. k 1 I H Q wa i Now, who can define a murmur? Little joe, Liverologist supreme. So I said to Pascal . . . .lx - s l 1 X .A Q! Ain't he a handsome one, though? KRELLIN DR.xM.x'r1sEs for us destroyed lobes and suppurating . . . 3,764,488 . . . 3,764,489 . . . 3,764,490 Dr. Albert M. Lupton. liugulae . . . NVQ inject dust, apply lotia alba, learn of the vagaries of paresis and of the wonders of analgesic capsules for the arthritides, and again strain to hear a mid-diastolic murmur . . . Murphy regales us with the subtleties of diabetes . . . VVe peer through a false inirroi' at the faces and souls of reluctant ueurotics. i . . Dr. James B. Donaldson Assistant Professor of Medicine Hyposensitize 'em and give 'em Benadryl. . ,4 l, . Q , I i N x Dr. William L. Martin Dr. Alexander Ulin Professor and Head Associate Professor of Surgery Division and Department of Surgery: A CAP, A GOWN, a mask, and behold the junior surgeons . . . Hypertro- phic biceps from hours of steady pull on retractors . . . Shorter histories to Write and longer bouts with a multitude of texts . . . The glamor of a scrub suit and the irritating awareness of much forgotten anatomy . . . The staff surgeons are patient, and We feel the lash but rarely . . . We are introduced to the instrument polyglotz Kelly, Satinsky, Alyce, Mayo, Ochsner, Potts. The beginning of the End. Don't be half safe Frankie takes it up the nose. '55 Dr. Edwin Geckeler Professor and Head Division of Orthopedics and Fractures . . . in 376 cases with 5770 of a group of 82 THE CHIEF IS a gentleman . . . The scrub nurses are stern and friendly in sequence . . . In Ulin we find a dedicated teacher . . . Conscientious Gl'0tZll1g9l',Til6 infallible statistician . . . Tropea zooms through mastectomies and damns the googoos . . . Pearce is sartorially elegant and enemy to all fumblers . . . Geary gives us the philosophy of experience, . . . We crane to catch a glimpse of Bailey. THREE WEEKS ON private surgery and we act gentlemanly and are at liesure . . . Three Weeks on Chest, G.U., and Orthopedics, and we hustle heetically from floor to floor . . . Three weeks at Sinai with post-op histories and physicals . . . Three weeks 011 the ward service, dynamic, demanding, and occasionally a chance to tie a knot . . . We see a commisurotomy, reduce a Colles, differentiate inguinal from femoral, and are taught that potassium is as mighty as the scalpel. Split M2 and a conk on the noggin. Ummm What seems to be your problem? Ji 'if 35,211 Grand opening. WE STAND rooted for hours and Watch the taci- turn surgery of Olson . . . Surgeons versus radiologists at Tumor Conferences . . . Jones asks for the blood and nerve supply, the liga- ments, tendons, cartilages, and actions of the knee, and we stammer . . . VVe learn how to pass a catheter and suffer vicariously when a sound is threaded home . . . Help! , 3 N x 6' Say AHHH. UP TO HQXMBURG for a week: the white plague with a pool table, and the wonders of pneumo- peritoneum . . . In clinic we incise a boil, re- move a thousand stitches and bandage a mil- lion fingers . . . A lucky few cut out a wart or extirpate a wen . . . The subtleties of the rectum are laid bare before us . . . We learn of tonsils and sinuses and snake-like corneal ulcers . . . Bailey applies the heart machine Chee, lookit the siza dem arytenoids! So I took out the heart . . . , Glossitis, Parotitis, Geckeleritis. .-Q4 2 Dr. Newlin F. Paxon Professor and Head, Division of Women and Department of Obstetrics Gravida twenty seven?!?!? Department THE ,xsToUND1NG miracle of parturition, and the inevitable early morning hours of waiting . . . Fetal heart beats and blood pres- sures and the maneuvers of Leopold . . . XVe deliver a baby and are proud . . . Lectures to be memorized, and interrupted nights sleeping in the black hole of Calcutta . . . Senior obste- trics at Harrisburg, VVest Jersey, St. Vincent's, and Hahne- mann . . . The imperial supremacy of Paxon, the blase humor of Reishtein, the pungent wit of Seitchik, and the exhausting hustleof Penman . . . ., f '1'-ff Qi: .s 2,1 ' f- Jiri' ,W I. i 2 ,G , I ii- :7 R ,.'f 4 A km f 4' ti ' If ' ?, ' P-5, A-. 5. , W' ref: . .gy wh-if a mafia SIA., 1 N523 , fi ' fr' '- ' H X F 'EQ 1- 9 rf 1'-flag' ' J , s . lg Q b H 2 X ' 1 n 3 pf, 1 , Lessee. Stage I over at 1:32 A.M. To sleep, perchance to dream. I f c . A 1 1 ,ict x ' ,,.---...- of Women I' Infrapubic T and A. f. 1f 'Sf f Ns . D AND Cs, D and Cs, and the importance of the cervical smear . . . X-ray versus eviscera- tion, and the intricacies of the Geneva classifica- tion . . . The universal handclasp of the gyneco- logic cogniscenti . . . Pelvics in ignorance until one clay the adnexa are made apparent in all their fluctuant glory . . . To hysterectoinize or not to i1ySt6I'9Cf0I11lZG, that is the question . . . Gentlexnanly orals by MacFadyen, the perpetual fatigue and the gentle charm of Pontarelli . . . 1 if Dr. Robert W. Penman A Associate in Obstetrics and Gynecology 'Lf- sg, 5 ' x3 ki, , 4 . A 4 f e 1 1 -f,,, c I I ' Hystcry taking. You ticklish, honey? You ain't gonna do dat to me 4, -, 9 I Dr. Daniel Downing Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Pediatrics f mv--Ea. What the hell is youse guys laughing at? CONGENITAL HEARTS and diarrhea . . . The fabulous complexities of formulae and the speciicities of growth and development . . . The disheartening frustrations of nephrosis and the won- der-drug action of three square meals a day and soap and water . . . Senior excursions to the north, south, east, and West . . . Gratitude for the antibiotics . . . The distinctive aromata of all children's Wards, and the eacophonous symphony at feeding time . . . Dr. Horst Agerty Clinical Professor of Pediatrics 5 T if I 1 -we it p T L I' 1 ,X 30 Beauty and the Beast. -' u1-il 1- il' ! . . L Three lovely ladies. Shyness, Worldliness, and Concentration. 'X What's the serum level of stramonium? l 1 Q ,n NJW f Pulsatilla, Hepar Sulph, and 600,00 units of penicillin. Open your mouth, ya little punk! X K - .gf . J is 0 0 l Y 5 ' 1 f I 1 ? dk 1 u ,Q 'fi h 7.'leYfl' ' 3 71' 9P 'X , 1' ' , .1 V. ' fill' fr-' . 9 . ,i 4. - a -' 4. .lf Lal? - 1 ! ! p a 1 55- f , if ,Q .-, . V, .Z 'iyfm .Nyc I- --l .11 Q at sxsgwwf. A . gg , . ,H A faceless Freshman mass of a hundred five . . fears and ,, ,' 1 ,sn-4 . . m, ., , I I It :.-- qkafg A . '1f'Jcz,kf, . i'l '1s . ifv5'2P'-' gy . - 1' f ' 'kai'-U5 fr' 1-J 7' . A - -. vii.-,V .- ff imagined inadequacies and mending hurdles to leap . . . 4 4. 614 '10 23: 1 55 s A , we-U q1,,. fl-,ll JY. 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The smile, the clowfncast eyes, the shake, the giggle, Allied with wornarfs ancient strength, the wiggle Whvbh caseate the hardest frown from teacher, These wfiles are Morfs 0'lllSlfl'llfl'l'I'lg feature. INTERNSHIP: St. Michael 's Hospital Newark, New Jersey 'C' HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - CYRIL STEVEN ARVANITIS Long Branch, N. J .... Married . . . New York University . . . Ursinus, B.S .... President Un- dergraduate Research Society . . . Student Insti- tute . . . Aesculapian Society . . . President Student AMA . . . President Van Lennup Surgi- cal Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon . . . President Freshman Class . . . Vice President Sophomore Class . . . Editor 1953 Medic . . . Surgery. On speaking terms with science, Enamtored of the Giants, And makes obeisance daily At the shrine of Charles P. Bailey. INTERNSHIP: Halineniann Medical College and Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania LANDIS BARISII Philadelphia, Pa .... University of Pennsyl- vania, A.B .... Undergraduate Research Society Vanhennup Surgical Society . . . Phi Lambda Kappa . . . Surgery. 5, By many known for nose of steel, And ties of flaming fashion, By friends, who Landis' goodness feel, Known for deep-felt compassion. 1 1N'r1sizNsH11': Ilahneniann Medical College and Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - GRADUATES UP FIFTY-THREE GORDON BENDERSKY Roxbury, Mass .... Harvard University, A.B. . . . Psychoanalytic Forum . . . Reimann Oncolog- ical Society . . . Alpha Omega Alpha . . . Na- tional Board Honors . . . Phi Lambda Kappa . . . Internal Medicine. Gordon, Gordon, burning bright In Chenuls-try's bunsen light, Built of gristle, bone, and cords, Vanquisher of National Boards. INTERNSHIP: Philadelphia General Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania f r fl A , M., y i FRANK ARVID BERG MARVIN L. BIERENBAUM Birmingham, Alabama . . . Birmingham South- Newark, N. J .... Married . . . Rutgers Univer- ern College, A.B .... Phi Chi . . . General sity, B.S .... Alpha Omega Alpha . . . Phi Practice. Lambda Kappa . . . Internal Medicine. Did you ever get to thinkin' Still thy cymbal, hush thy horn, How our Berg resembles Lincoln? Close thy ever gabbling yap. Burn your chittlins, hush yo' mouf, On soporific clouds Ma,r'v's borne 5 Amht no Linkumg in de Souff' 'Twas lunch, now's time for little nap. INTERNSHIP : INTERNSHTP : J etferson Hillman Hospital Newark Beth Israel Birmingham, Alabama Newark, New Jersey HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE ' - GRADUATES UF FIFTY-THREE MAURICE WILLIAM BLACK Philadelphia, Pa .... Temple University, A.B. . . . Phi Lambda Kappa . . . General Practice. Deem not my rhyme hyperbole, Nor product of caprfkeg The sharpest wit of all to me Exudes from fair Maurice. INTERNSHII' : Los Angeles County Hospital Los Angeles, California HOWARD DAVID BORODKIN Tucson, Arizona . . . Married . . . University of Arizona, A.B .... Reiinan Oncological Society . . . Osler Medical Society . . Phi Delta Epsilon, Sargeant-at-arms . . . Internal Medicine. Here 's a sure thing for you to put your dence on, A few come bigger, but none better than our Tucson. INTERNSIIIP: Graduate Hospital, University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania I 'V Ph- . 4 Q .,.. fta '21 -Q' ,.,,' .v . 'a,-A IQ ' IQ N. V. A. ,,,., ' N . MA, 1'--v - A . . . - .vcr 'I' ..f,z.., E ',-ft, fl? , . the -A ft.----I e ,, ix X5 r ' e i Q Q' ., . .jgwq -4753 ,,, . -1-0 -' , . -,ifr 'gt 'i -. ,, ' f, g lf ,-.5 - 'I fix: v,.','.... - Y -4 , U' A- ' ' U' 1. -If mt- A ,A ,-55':'7 ' e ' ' WE ' V. ' oi 5' : A - im' I nal Medicine. By D17Palma nourished. His destiny: a'rmil1,ilaz'z'on Of foci CG-'ltS'2:'Hg fibrillaffion. INTERNSHIP: Kings County Hospital Brooklyn, New York HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE FRANK BURSTEIN Philadelphia, Pa .... Pennsylvania State Col- lege, B.S .... Undergraduate Research Society . . . Pediatric Society . . . MacFadyen Gynecolog- ical Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon, Sergeant-at Arms . . . Pediatrics. Poets must be objective, judge talent duly l'VI1ez'lzer 'nmnlifested in art or academics. F1'afn,k perseveres and seeks successg And fit looms on his horizon. lN'l'ERNSIIll'Z Albert Einstein Medical Center-Southern Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania FRANK IRVING BURNO, JR Q Haverhill, Massachusetts . . . University of New Hampshire, B.S., M.S .... Undergraduate Re search Society . . . Reimann Oncological Soclety . . . Osler Medical Society . . Phi Chi Inter Lo the Yankee, Hampshire bred Ng... lm SUMMICRS 'PIIOMAS CARTER, JR. Westmont, N. J .... Married . . . University of Pennsylvania . . . Aescnlapian Society, President . . . Chairman of Blue and Gold Committee . . . Alpha Kappa Kappa . . . Internal Medicine. Z OOM! Make room. ZIP! Fast clip. Z OM ! There goes Tom. INT!-:RNs111P : VVest Jersey Hospital Camden, New J ersey Q is if i 'ea N . .f - GRADUATES UF FIFTY-THREE 1. L K LOUIS II. CASTOR Philadelphia, Pa .... Married . . . University of Pennsylvania . . . Temple University, A.B. . . . Business Staff 1953 Medic . . . Phi Lambda Kappa . . . General Practice. If' our Lord lets me but lust, Until I'fm old and wise, One image will recall the past: Lou. Castork rougish eyes. INTERNSHIPZ Albert Einstein Medical Center-Southern Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania FREDERICK BLAINE CLEMENS Berwick, Pa .... Married . . . Gettysburg College, A.B .... MacFadyen Gynecological Society . . . Aesculapian Society . . . Paxon Obstetrical So- ciety . . . President of Interfraternity Council . . . Phi Beta Pi, President . . . General Practice. Are all children really a gift of the heavens, Or are they sired by prolific Fritz Clemens? INTERNSHIP : Public Health Service ,xx ,i el if, 1 Y, if i li HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE ' if is BERNARD R. COHEN Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . University of Pennsylvania . . . Temple University, A.B. . . . Psychiatric Forum, Co-Chairman . . . Vllilliam Osler Medical Society . . . MacFadyen Gyneco- logical Society . . . Reimann Oncology Society . . . Undergraduate Research Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon . . . General Practice. Bernarcl Quinn, Aloof and thin, Cerebral, terse, the epitome Of class, embossed with psychic chrome. INTERNSHIP: Albert Einstein Medical Center- Northern Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ff' f it JACOB HAROLD COHEN Philadelphia, Pa .... Married . . . Mount St. Mary College . . . Western Maryland College . . . University of Peulisylvania, A.B .... Photog- raphy Editor 1953 Medic . . . Phi Lambda Kappa, Treasurer . . . General Practice. The greatest virtue of this book Is its pictures, which Jack took. 1N'rERNsHn': Albert Einstein Medical Center-Southern Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - GRADUATES UP PIPTY-THREE ROSCOE LOUIS CURRY Gary, Indiana . . . Married . . . Ball State Teachers College, University of Chicago, Indiana University, B.S .... Osler Medical Society, Co- Chairman . . . Reimann Oncological Society . . . Aesculapian Society . . . MacFadyen Gyneco- logical Society . . . Paxon Obstetrical Society . . . Phi Chi, Treasurer . . . Vice President Senior Class . . . General Practice. Old Lou, give ear to a frtend's desire From you, the decade's most persistent sireg The answer, true, that my boon entafils Is your secret of string only males. INTERNSHIP! Methodist Hospital of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana 9000 nu can ' ' zz' oo on 000' on ng ' ll. Cf. ' O. t ... . Q, QQO... eg 3000 A. i contig.. Tx. I l ll .. .g .Y 5.5 ' gQOO'.:.. 4:5 3, 1:-ff-f 1' PHILLIP DAVIS HARVEY JAMES DAY Donora, Pa .... Married . . .... University of Souderton, Pa .... Married . . . Villanova, B.S. Pittsburgh . . Pennsylvania State College, A.B. . . . Alpha Kappa Kappa, Recording Secretary Business Manager 1953 Medic . . Phi Delta Ep- . . . General Practice. silon . . . General Practice. As I once tolcl my wife All praise to the skill of the Barrister, Phil, The first shock of me life All praise to this 'versatile scholar lVas the finding of a cocoon filled with larvae. In his well varied quest, he succeedeth the best The second, though 'twas later In his search for a reluctant clollar. It shoclceol me all the greater 'Twas the firztding oat Jz'm's name was really 1N'1'151zNs1111': Harvey. The Western Peiuisylvania Hospital 1,lftSblll'Q,'ll, P9llllSylV2llll2l INTERNSHIP: Abington Meniorial Hospital Abington. Pennsylvania HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - - GRADUATES UF FIFTY-THREE VINCENT C DESIDICRIO liUlil'IR'l' l'Il.l,SWUli'l'll IDIXUN Philadelphia, Pa .... Married . . . University of Saxton, Pvnnsylvania . . . Marriot! . . . lfrsinns Pennsylvania, A.B .... Pediatric Society, . . Collogo . . . Juniata i'olh-go, 15.8 .... Alpha Oslel' Society . . . President Newman Club . . . Kappa Kappa . . Cvncral l'i'autiv1-. Interfraternity Council . . . Alpha Kappa Kappa, President . . . General Practice. l'onu', the cup of laughin' fill From thc jug of Witty Will. Though psyches are of various tinis, Drink the potion, drain each drum. My edict will 'noi be donivd: Willy sure won't girl' II flumnl The golden spir-it of II. prince In. Desidcrio doth reside. IN'l'ERNSIIIl'1 Altoona Hospital INTERNSHIP: Altoona, Pennsylvania Misericordia Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 5 S bs 1 HENRY JOSEPH DOBIES Braddock, Pennsylvania . . . University of Pitts- burgh . . . George Wasliington University, B.S. MacFadyen Gynecological Society, . . . Pediatric Society . . . Aesculapian Society . . . Newman Club . . . Phi Beta Pi . . . General Practice. Ah, Hank, could you amd I conspire, To set the Nurses' Home on fire, Would not we set ouside its door And scan the nurses in their thin attire? INTERNSHIPZ The Robert Packer Hospital Sayre, Pennsylvania HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - JOHN MALCOLM DUNN Lancaster, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Frank- lin and Marshall College, B. S .... Phi Beta Pi Fraternity . . . General Practice. Oh raise the glass to lanky Scot, A new clan he'll be startin'. The kilt is decked with polka dot, Usurping family tartan. INTERNSHIP : Harrisburg Hospital Ilarrisburg, Pennsylvania Q- 65 . DAVID JOIIN IC VANC1 IC Bronx, New York . . . Married . . . Fordluun University, B.S .... Maclfzlilyeii Gym-eologieal Society . . . Newman Club . . . General Pmetice. One night at u'ondrous sight I saw. A bamboo free to me a greeting gave: .llefhought the books had rubbed my senses rawg But 'iwas no tree, of course, 'fwas only Dave. INTERNSHIP : Eastern Maine General Hospital Bangor, Maine 3. Tw , x ,A l - as ' ' - GRADUATES UF FIFTY-THREE I' HECTOR A. FELICIANO Prolongacion Capuehinos, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico . . . Married . . . University of Puerto Rico, B.S .... Alpha Omega Alpha . . . Newman Club El Cireulo Hispano, President . . . General Prac- tice. Worms attacked and destroyed, pertinaciously. Diagnoses achieved, perspicatciously. Rhztmbas danced, Spanish sung, so vivaciously. Facts outpoured, word for word, so loquaciously. INTERNSHIP: San Juan City Hospital San Juan, Puerto Rico JOHN A. FERRENCE Peckville, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Univer- sity of Scranton, B.S .... General Practice. Of those left alive of a hundred and five, fThe rest have been debrtdedj My sure bet is on, our bearded John As the one who best succeeded. INTERNSHIP! The Allentown Hospital Association Allentown, Pennsylvania HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - N X V ALBERT JAMES FESSLER Trenton, New Jersey . . . Married . . . Pennsyl- vania State College, B.S .... Phi Chi Fraternity . . . Surgery. Fessler handsome, Fessler mild, Fessler so sophicated. Fessler, Trenton 's genius child, Medzfeine and golf well mated. 1N'rERNsH1P: William McKinley Hospital Trenton, New Jersey X ! t'l'R'l'lS JESSE FISHER 0 ' Pliilzidelpliia, l'ennsylvan1iz1 . . . Married . . Moravian College, lil.S .... Pediatric Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon . . . Pediatrics. Good Old Curt, 1Ic'd give you I1 is shirt. But swim! makes IIIIINQifII.SfI'llf'fl.UC above all my fellow mammals, lIc'd give you, his Camels. 1N'r1sRNs111r: Syracuse Medical Center Syracuse, New York - GRADUATES UF FIPTY-THREE DANIEL S. FLEISHER Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Villanova College . . . Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. B.S ..... MacFadyen Gynecological Society . . . Pediatric Society . . . Interfraternity Council . . . Phi Lambda Kappa. President . . . Associate Editor '53 Medic . . . Pediatrics. Bets the Phillies Gets the Willics. INTERNSHIPZ Albert Einstein Medical Center-Southern Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania hh YQ inn. FRANK A. FRANCO AUGUST FRANK FRATTALI Reading, Pa .... Married. . . Pennsylvania State Scranton, Pa .... Married . . . University of College, BLS .... Newman Club . . . MacFadyen Scranton, B.S .... Newman Club . . . Paxon Gynecological Society . . . Paxon Obstetrical So- Obstetrical Society . . . MacFadyen Gynecologi- ciety . . . Undergraduate Research Society . . . cal Society . . . Senior.Class, Treasurer . . . General Practice. General Practice. The Student logk, Save me Muse, from my mad folly, The pensive air, Deck my tortured brain with holly, Hg'd trade them all, Else I'll soon go off my frolly, Faq- lasting hair- Seeking rhymes for Gus Frattali. INTERNSHIP : INTERNSHIP : St. J oscph 's Hospital Scranton State Hospital Reading Pennsylvania Scranton, Pennsylvania HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - - GRADUATES UF MARGARET ANNE FRIEL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . University of Pennsylvania, AB .... MacFadyen Gynecologi- cal Society . . . Paxon Obstetrical Society . . . Osler Medical Society . . . Alpha Omega Alpha . . . VVomen's Medical Society, Vice President Alpha Epsilon Iota, Secretary, Vice President, President ,... Secretary, Sophomore Class . . . Secretary, Senior Class , . . General Practice. Her azure eyes demand a sigh, As does her sculptured leg. Her facile brain shall still much A beaufeous Doc is Peg. pain, INTERNSHIP: Atlantic City Hospital Atlantic City, New Jersey 2-. 'Q -X FIFTY-THREE GEORGE PARNEIJL GLENN, JR. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . University ol' Peunsylvauia,, A.ll .... Aescu- lapiau Society . . . Student Institute, President . . . President of Iuterfrateruity Council . . . Alpha Kappa Kappa, Treasurer, President . . . Vice President, Junior Class . . . President, Senior Class . . . General Practice. Breathes there man with dispositiotn So befouled and out of ken. He sees not the true paflieian In our prery, George P. Glenn? INTERNSHIP: Hahnenianu Medical College and Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 5 ROBERT ERNEST GRAYBILL Steelton Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Franklin and Marshall . . . Albright College . . . Pediatric 'UFUll ' Society . . . Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Pediatrics. Www, , The voice unheard, the face unseen, Bob Graybill's rarely on the scene. As I rescan our academic texture, I must restate, he's rarely at the lecture. If 5 INTERNSHIP: 25- Orange Memorial Hospital Orlando, Florida ., fi 3' 1 mil H., A 'ts' s Q .L HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - HELEN SLIVIAK GRIFFEN Newville, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Waynes- burg College, B.S .... MacFadyen Gynecological Society . . . General Practice. Helen, tell us, was it charm Ma-de your heart to Howard warm? Or was the line of your fair Howard That which ma-de you overpowered? INTERNSHIP: Harrisburg Polyclinic Harrisburg, Pennsylvania ROBERT HOWARD ORlF1+'EN Newville, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Waynes- burg College . . . University of Pennsylvania, A.B .... General Practice. Howard with the ties so bright, Jokes so aged, teeth so white, ' How we'll bow if you 'll be tellin ', How you won your fair-haired Helen. lN'1'ERNsi111' : Harrisburg Polyclinic Harrisburg, Pennsylvania fl- Of - GRADUATES UP FIPTY-THREE S5 LEONARD HAIMES tb- ? Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . Temple Univer sity, A.B .... Pediatric Society . . stetrical Society . . . Phi Lambda General Practice. Have you ever seen the da-mes All aquivering in their frames fNot for printing are their aims! On the form of Lennie Haimes? INTERNSHIP: Kings County Hospital Brooklyn, New York . Paxon Ob Kappa . . .0 'Q x ak O f, 5' DANIEL HAMATY Houtzdale, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Penn- sylvania Military College, B.S .... Alpha Omega Alpha . . . Undergraduate Research Society . . . General Practice. My art is like a neonate With adult shoes to fill, Were I to try to give full weight To Dan Hamaty's skill. INTERNSHIP: Army Medical Service Hospitals 5. 25 J HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE ' I .a.w,m, 4'- 'v Q I L 4 'A L ' 'fn FORREST HINTON Richton, Mississippi . . . Married . . . Jones Junior College . . . Howard College of Birming- ham, Alabama, B.S .... General Practice. All th-ings come to him who waitsg Forrest, a true stoic, waited. Patient, now he graduatesg Hear our plczudits umzbatcd. INTERNSHIP: Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami, Florida X if MELVIN DA VID IIOFFMAN Cranston, Rhode Island . . . Married . . . Provi- denee College, B.S .... Undergraduate Research Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon, Historian, Viee President, President . . . Surgery. M el, Mel, Works like hell For Class, For frat, For wfife, For child, And for himself as well. lN'1'ERNS11I1': Rhode Island Hospital Providence, Rhode Island ' GRADUATES UF FIFTY-THREE ROBERT JAY JAFFE Norristown, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Ur- sinus College, B.S .... Pediatric Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity . . . Internal Medicine, The 'ideal c0mbfinatt1'0'n Of grace And elongation. INTERNSHIP: Kings County Hospital Brooklyn, New York X l 35 VINCENT JOSEPH JERANT BERNARD KAPLAN Philadelphia, Pa .... Married . . . University of Pennsylvania, A.B .... MacFadyen Gynecologi- cal Society . . . Phi Lambda Kappa . . . General Allentown, Pennsylvania . . . Muhlenberg Col- lege, B.S .... Newman Club . . . General Practice. Comes a gleam from yon far mile, Practice. Source: an firzdeseent smile. Disiregard unheeded hints, Think hard. Rejoice fzfn splendrous smile of Vince. If you don 'I' know the answer, see Bernard. If you eanff find out from Kaplan, INTERNSHIP: S66 flle Cllaplafn. Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown, Pennsylvania INTERNSHIP: Albert Einstein Medical Center-Southern Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - - GRADUATES UF PIPTY-THREE JEROME KARASIC SHERMAN ALLAN KARPEN Asbury Park, New Jersey . . . Married . . . New Brownsville, Pa .... University of Pittsburgh, York University . . . Ursiuus College, B.S .... B.S .... Vice President, Student AMA . . .Mac- Undergraduate Research Society, Chairman, Fadyen Gynccological Society . . . Phi Delta Secretary . . . Psychiatric Forum, Co-Chairman Epsilon . . . General Practice. . . . Alpha Omega Alpha . . . Reimann Oncologi- cal Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon . . . Treasurer, How the women get to squrirmiin' Sophomore Year . . . PsyC11i8fI'y- With frustration over Sherman. Zounds, Jerome, our genius child, INTERNSIIIPZ Brain supreme, with soul so mild. Kings County Hospital E'.1:pone1zt of lf'reudz'un Laws g Brooklyn, New York Beware his Mezozoiic paws. INTERNSHIP: Philadelphia General Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1.3 DAVID FRANCIS KELLEHER Philadelphia, Pa .... LaSalle College, A.B. . Alpha Kappa Kappa' , . . General Practice. Some are ferfvid, some blase, Some embrace the middle way In the latter group, when a life he'll save Will be smiling, happy, muscled Dave. INTERNSHIP : Misericordia Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MARY ELLEN KENNEDY New Brunswick, New Jersey . . . New Jersey College for XVomen, B.S .... Alpha Epsilon Iota . . . Womeu's Medical Society . . . General Prac- 'Q tice. Tres chic, Tres belle, ef tres pefzic, Our lady fair and shy. This diminution, all ways sweet H0u'c'ver'i meefs flze eye. INTERNSIIIP: St. Peter 's General Hospital New Brunswick, New J ersey 0 1. ,' .q'3..g:,.:if4-, ,g,'w-...r-. E 5 M-.gggfzzzz 5: Min.,-.,.:,,,qnl3:i It Q 9, Qsyxiglig I 2. Z Q Nl'l'4 :,. Q 04' I :ri f ulzeaz I 1 V22 'Z-1 . Q 'Q ',0a edit- llllilll 'FIIOMAS KNIGHT Ilarrisburg, Pa .... Mai'rie4l . . . Dickinson Col- lcgrc, HS .... Alpha Kappa Kappa . . . Sopho- niore Student AMA Representative . . . Student Institute . . . General Practice. Our foremost obstefricia,n, l'1l!'IHl'II for his vast nutrition, And for his honest hoes, And for his juunly bows. INTERNSIIIPZ Harrisburg' Polyclinic Harrisburg, Pennsylvania - GRADUATES UF PIFTY-THREE ROMAN JOHN KOWNACKI Library, Pennsylvania . . . University of Pitts- burgh, B.S .... Reimann Oncological Society . . . MacFadyen Gynecological Society . . . Aescu- lapian Society . . . Phi Beta Pi, Treasurer . . . General Practice. Cast the eggs at Romeo, Casalno'va's got to go. The lad that has the girls in thrall: Our noblest Roman of them all. INTERNSHIP: Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - : 5 :Ni 3 J' x. 11 QW. ,, 3 Nz' , BENJAMIN MICHAEL KRAYNICK Northampton, Pennsylvania . . Lafayette Col- lege . . . University of Zurich, Switzerland, AB . . . MacFadyen Gynecologic-al Society . . . Pedi- atric Society . . . Aesculapian Society . . . New- man Club . . . Phi Beta Pi . . . General Practice The quality I like About our Swiss-schooled ,llikc Is his talent, alas, unteaf-liable, In pickiazg beauty, unimpcacllablc. INTERNSHIP: Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown, Pennsylvania HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - 'WILLIAM DAVID LA MBERTON Erie, Pa .... Married . . . Pennsylvania State Collegre, B.S .... Reiznann Oncological Society . . . Phi Chi . . . General Practice. illuse, lay out my init: ami' quill, Write I now of Eric Bill, Artist, 7'ccontcur, and pact,- llzflal 'my f'1'1'z'mlsl1l'p, I must slmu' il. 1N'rERNs1111' : Ilamot Hospital lirie, I,l'llllSyiV2llll2l X MICIIAEIJ JAMES lilCMONICIJl'IS Syracuse, New York . . . Mzuwietl . . . Syrah-llse University, A.B .... Alpha Olnegal Alpha . . Phi Delta Epsilon . . . General 1,l'ill'tll'l'. Rejoice yc Grcclfs, ye ancient Iircd Ilcllcnes, Comes a child with brain to match with thine. Wake ye np archaic kings and queens. Fair Mike has made your Grecian fame to shine. INTERNSHII' : The Stamford Hospital Staniford, Connecticut - GRADUATES UF PIPTY-THREE li. X 4 1' i 4 1 e . MICHAEL JOSEPH MAFFEI Philadelphia, Pa .... Married . . . Villanova Col lege, B.S .... Neurosurgery. Though often late, Though overweight, Raise no ala-rm, This Mike has charm. INTERNSHIP : Youngstown Hospital Association Youngstown, Ohio DONALD VERNON MALICK 5 Chester, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Lebanon Valley College, B.S .... General Practice. Most of us tore the skyg Maliclc rarely peeped. Our seed was spilt a-wryg Malick reaped. INTERNSHIP : Harrisburg Polyclinic Harrisburg, Pennsylvania F HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - EDWARD NATHAN IEL' MELNICOFF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . University of Pennsylvania, A.B .... General Practice. Away, desist, a par on puerile youfhg .fllmzgsicle age, af best 'tis buf znzcoufh. The brighfcsf Iiglrf Comes from H10 oldest sfar, As l'I'I.dl'lll'0 in Ed, and in his vintage car. INTERNSHIP : Albert Einstein Medical Center-Southern Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1 'X .,. A IJOMINIC MICNTA Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . University of Pennsylvania, A.B .... Alpha Kappa Kappa, Treasurer . . . General Practice. Dominic, the miniscule Did create this trenchant rule: Damn to diamonds, fie on pearls, Away with jewels, give me the Girls! INTERNSHIP : Misericordia Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - GRADUATES UF FIFTY-THREE THELBERT ROY MOYER Frackville, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Gettys- burg College, A.B .... Student AMA . . . Phi Chi' Fraternity . . . General Practice. N o noise, no tears, and but a rare complaint From Bert, this humble bard opines. My muse must needs have full restraint, To praise him needs a multitude of lines. INTERNSHIP : York Hospital York, Pennsylvania in 11 1' G55 LOUIS CHARLES MURRY PAUL WOLFGANG NEIDHARDT Orlando, Florida . . . Villanova College . . . Uni- versity of Florida . . . Tulane Universit B.S y, ., BS M.S .... Paxon Obstetrical Society. . . Reirnann atric Society . . . Phi Beta Pi . . . General Practice. Denver, Pa .... Franklin Sa Marshall College, . .... Reimann Oncological Society . . . Pedi- Oncological Society . . . Phi Beta Pi . . . Junior Class Treasurer . . . General Practice. Once in times new deemed remiofe Saw I Neeidhardt fake a- note. Ever since he's made correction Of this indiscreef defeefion. An elegant blaekguard named Lou, Had the maidens all in a stew, 'Twas the charm of his eyes And those baby blue eyes That turned Don't into Darling, please do. INTERNSHIP: The Reading Hospital INTERNSHIP: Reading, Pennsylvania Orange Memorial Hospital Orlando, Florida HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - - GRADUATES UF FIFTY-THREE IJIDIA DOLORES NIICVES DE REYES lTllARl.l'IS EVANS NOYES, IR Candelaria, Toa Baja, Puerto Rico . . . Married Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . Married University of Puerto Rico, B.S .... hV0lll8Il,S lliiiversity of Notre Dame . . . Unixorslty of Medical Society . . . Alpha Epsilon Iota . . . Pennsylvania, AB .... Phi Chi Fraternity General Practice. 0, an academic rarity Is our fair Nieves' parity. 'Twould be nothing Iexs than Ifnauery Not to praise our Lz'dia's bravery. INTERNSHIP: Fajardo District Hospital Fajardo, Puerto Rico General Practice. Profile, handsome, the man, all poise, The manner, so mild, appealingg Impeccable, fair Charlie Noyes, Well dressed for the Art of Healing INTERNSHIP: Orange Memorial Hospital Orlando, Florida CY , DOMINIC A. PAGLIARO Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . St. J oseph's Col- lege, B.S .... Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity . . . General Practice. Lo, the suave cosmopolite, Tailored trim you'll find him. Above, he flies his fu-tnre's kite, With Monica behind him. INTERNSHIP : Misericordia Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - WILLIAM PINCUS Philadelphia, Pa .... Married . . . Temple Uni- versity, A.B .... Phi Lambda Kappa . . . General Practice. Come lads, this flagon drink ns To blue-eyed Willie Pincus. Emblaeoin, too, in gold his name 0'er Hermanis cunning pin-ball game. INTERNSHIPZ Albert Einstein Medical Center-Southern Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania TQ- 'UH-er PEDRO PAUL POLAKOFF, JR. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . lllarried . . . University of Pennsylvania, B.A .... Alpha Omega Alpha, Treasurer . . . Reimann Oncologi- cal Society, President . . . Undergraduate Re- search Society . . . Phi Lambda Kappa . . . Fresh- man, Treasurer . . . Neurosurgery. Pedro P., a chemist he And, too, a neurosurgeon. His hirsutc lip, from tip to tip To razor blade is 'v1'1'gin. INTERNSHIP: Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 5 If - GHADIIATES UF FIFTY-THREE T I 5. f Q' 5 at 1' MICLVIN SAMUEL ROBINSON Margate, New Jersey . . . Temple University A.B .... Phi Delta Epsilon . . . Obstetrics-Gyne cology. With song, with cheer, with ribald verses Praise this King of student nurses. Shoot the cannon, ring the bell, Loud the reign of good King Mel. INTERNSHIP: Orange Memorial Hospital Orlando, Florida A as DANIEL CALVIN SCHADT Lake Arial, Pennsylvania . . . University Scranton, B.S .... Osler Medical Society . Student Institute . . . Phi Chi, President . General Practice. Once a well clressecl clebanche na-med Schadt Found a lamp that was magic, so that When he said, L0wly Genie, Mix me np a martinflf' It was made and consumed, super-STAT. INTERNSHIP : St. Luke 's Hospital Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 0 INN HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE ' sv' Pv- ROBERT LAXVRENCE SCHEER New York . . . Married . . . Bethany College, B.S. . . . Alpha Omega Alpha . . . President, Student AMA . . . Osler Medical Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon . . . Student Institute . . . Internal Medicine. Diletfante and prime debafor. Intellect supreme, sans peer. Oft acerbic agitator Pax cvobiscum, vale Scheer. INTERNSHIP: Philadelphia General Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .IOSICPII ll. SCIILEY Philadelphia, Pelinsylvuiiiu . . . Married . . . Temple University, li.A .... Phi Delta Epsilon . . . General Practice. Sing I now this rondclay Of our swarthy Yusscl Schley. Famed for his resounding snortx Shadow, too, to Marty Schwartz. 1N'rERNsn1P : Albert Einstein Medical Center-Southern Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - GRADUATES UF PIFTY-THREE MARTIN J. SCHWARTZ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . St. Joseph's College, B.S .... Undergraduate Research Society . . . Phi Lambda Kappa . . . General Practice. Larger of our trenchaint twins, With a multiples: of chins. Soul uritrammeled, clear as quartz, Pajff's bright favorite Marty Schwartz. INTERNSHIP: Albert Einstein Medical Center-Southern Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 5' 'TZ' 2 CHARLES I. SIEGAL Lancaster, Pennsylavnia . . . Yeshiva College, B.A .... Columbia University, M.A .... Alpha Omega Alpha, President . . . Reimann Oncologi- eal Society . . . MacFadyen Gynecologieal Society . . . Medic Representative . . . Phi Delta Epsilon, Treasurer, Senior Senator . . . Internal Medicine. His shall, like all great men, 'is sparsely hatredg His manner, rangflng from subservient to regal. Yet wrt ts to hrs scholar's brillrance pazredg I speak, of course, of our esteemed Charles Sfiegal. INTERNSHIP: Philadelphia General Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 'A' MARION SKEZAS McKeesport, Pennsylvania . . . Thiel College . . . University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M.L .... Paxon Obstetrical Society . . . MacFadyen Gynecologi- cal Society . . . Student AMA . . . Alpha Epsilon Iota . . . Surgery. Methinhs I saw a random sprite Of classic grace, in all ways fair Belated come, for our delightg 'Twas fate that put our Shezas there. INTERNSHIP: Philadelphia General Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE ' - GRADUATES UP FIFTY-THREE STEPHEN SLACIITA SLATON Bon Air, Johnstown, Pennsylvania . . . Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, B.S. . . . General Practice. Will you believe that fragrant Steve Can aggravate his ulcer, By setting fire to a girl's desire And then, quite cold, repulse her? INTERNSHIP: Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital Johnstown, Pennsylvania on -s nov nv- nr l'49OIuv-n .ll ,--p--L ,ge vvjjf. -9 JAMES FRANCIS SQUADRITO Plxiladelphia, Pennsylvania . . . Villanova Col lege, B.S .... Alpha Kappa Kappa . . . Urology Were our Jfim to smoke a pipe And leave uncut his stubble, He'cl completely be the type For Joe DlPalma's double 1N'rE1zNsH1P : Thomas M. Fitzgerald Hospital Darby, Pennsylvania 'C. .r. . . --II ,rr . 31? ' . -C 'Q I n'. A'- .:.., 1 . . ' 'l.','.1I,'. l '..aA' 'li l 1, , I 'I n '. 1 '. .'. '04 9:4- ..,,, 1 -111 iq' -Q 1 sig, ,rw v, 1 D 'ft 'Q-PM if , : F ' M4 90' -vat' 9-if ,W 1 Y, ,vs ,naw hi a if'f'..-' Q'1,v,w1f -..g1f .3MZ,.'f' .Q A ,V Ms, r Q ,,Q U : , s, ,L A, gsqckae .vga in .5 ' I' I 5 oi +:f'r v 4f',a ' A ...QQ , 4' ff, V, 1 1, 1,1 L, I Y x ,- . h lv X. 1 1. 6 if 'i'r,i'i 1'l 4f to 4 ii, -, Y., Q, ,yi a, R 4 A any 3' 2 ' if ,Q Q, H, , 6,0 pf' 1 t ri ,, 5 4 ix , if its , A- V' 51 , 1 4' o . 4 W - , ' U f rf .. - sf 3 fs I vi ' ' ,' 1 14, ,,,u' li? I . sf' I . f., ' N91 gsm' , 1 -i Ah, Aff MICHAEL J. STAMATAKOS Springfield, New Jersey . . . University of Penn- sylvania, B.A .... Alpha Kappa Kappa . . General Practice. I 'll drink my cap ere from this school I part, To the gentlest of all mem Of Mike I speak, the ever gracious heart. 0 jill up my cap again. INTERNSHIP: Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown, Pennsylvania HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE ' MARY PRISCILLA STERLING Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . University of Pennsylvania, B.A .... Women's Medical So- ciety . . . Paxon Obstetrical Society . . . Christian Medical Association . . . MacFadyen Gynecologi- cal Society, Secretary-Treasurer . . . Alpha Ep- silon Iota, Executive Secretary, Recording Sec- retary . . . General Practice. Mary, Mary, persevere, You know night's drawing nigh. While we who scorn are gfnawing corn, You'll taste of greenbaek pie. INTERNSHIP : Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania iv- , f N WALTER FLOYD STULL, JR. Schenley, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Virginia Military Institute . . . Muhlenberg College, B.S. . . . MacFadyen Gynecological Society . . . Stu- dent AMA, Senior Representative . . . Phi Beta Pi . . . General Practice. In my quatrain's turgid hull Must I limn the soul of Stullg N eat, precise, he fits the cassock Of the student mold so classic. INTERNSHIP 1 The Allentown Hospital Association Allentown, Pennsylvania in f 1 lib 5 H - UBADIIATES UF PIFTY-THREE it ' 5 TETSURO TANABE Pocatello, Idaho . . . Iowa State College . . . University of Chicago, B.S .... MacFadyen Gynecological Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon, Treasurer . . . Medic Staff . . . General Practice. The-lowly spud was once his hobby And Idaho was his domain, Then Medicine claimed Ted Tanabeg The 'tater's loss was thus our gain. JOHN R. VANCE Jersey City, New Jersey . . . Ursinus College, B.S ..,. Phi Beta Pi . . . President, Junior Class . . . General Practice. Long John Vance: Miles of pants 5 Gentle cynic - Of life's dance. INTERNSHIP: Orange Memorial Hospital Orlando, Florida 'IT' HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - kv' JOSEPH PHILIP VIGLIONE Bangor, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Pennsyl- vania State College, B.S .... Alpha Omega Alpha, Secretary . . . Pediatric Society . . . Reimann Oncological Society . . . Phi Beta Pi, Vice President . . . Freshman Vice President . . . Sophomore President . . . General Practice. Awake, kind friends, and all be knowledge prone. Life's meat dissolves, and leaves us but the bone. Observe where light of learning brightest shone, And emulate the deeds of Viglione. INTERNSHIP! The Allentown Hospital Association Allentown, Pennsylvania .hw- BRADFORD CARSON WIIITE Coral Gables, Florida . . . Married . . . Virginia Polytechnic Institute . . . University of Miami . . . University of Virginia, B.A .... Undergrad- uate Research Society . . . Alpha Kappa Kappa . . . Student Institute, Freshman . . . Surgery. From his hulk 'no doubt will burgeon, Mark this down as doubly sure, Old Virginiafs greatest surgeon, Greatly skilled, but not demure. INTERNSHIP: United States Naval Hospital Jacksonville, Florida - GRADUATES UF FIFTYTHHEE MARK HENRY WHOLEY McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania . . . University of Pittsburgh, B.S .... MacFadyen Gynecological Society . . . Pediatric Journal Club . . . Paxon Obstetrical Society . . . Phi Chi . . . Internal Medicine. Mark Sets the spark Aflame In every stock broker And dame. INTERNSHIP : Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 19' 'TN 1 ,n 1, - STEPHEN NEWTON WIENER JOSEPH ALBIN WITKOWSKI Providence, Rhode Island . . . Married . . . Brown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . University, A.B .... MacFadyen Gynecological Pennsylvania State College, B.S .... MacFadyen Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity . . . Gynecological Society . . . Phi Beta Pi . . . Gen- Internal Medicine. eral Practice. When I 'm old, no longer frishy, See the patients hobble, crawl, With gangrenous, sclerotic feet, Stagger, creep, observe them all. Will I think of Steve's Scotch whiskey, The sick travail o'er many a mile And haler days on Summer Street? To see their Doc, Witholwsk-i's, smile. INTERNSHIP : INTERNSHIP : Mount Sinai Hospital Kings County Hospital Cleveland, Ohio Brooklyn, New York HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE - - GHAUIIATES UF FIFTY-THREE JACOB WOLANSKY Staten Island, New York . . . Bucknell Univer- sity, B.S .... MacFadyen Gynecological Society . . . Phi Delta Epsilon, Historian . . . General Practice. Zounds, Gadzoohs. what I've beheld Stuns the mind, doth steam the bile. The oak of my belief is felled, For I have seen, Wolansky smile. INTERNSHIP: Meadowbrook Hospital Hempstead, Long Island, New York RUDY ZAKOS Bath, Pennsylvania . . . Married . . . Muhlenberg B.S .... General Practice. A studious brow, above hair sparse and looseg An ulcer niche, and rampant gastric juice. These two combine with manner soft and broody Creating thus, our 'introspective Rudy. INTERNSHIP: The Allentown Hospital Association Allentown, Pennsylvania CLS ' X! -1 ' as tri' Ooo, this is the . A sg n A19 Gloria, Conme, and fx-lends i . . .. 4 , ul. Gee, we all passed Happy Harrxsburgers ..... hiv It's a Small -' W V , 1 I! -4' Boy boy. Boy Jones. TI' i nw flf- Boy clmlclan , 40' ' ,fun lf ll ' 11 'A Y r .lv Boy barber. 'uh'-1' Q 'DQ ish I Between golf games. Y'al1 cain't beat Alabama. 1' I 1 i 13 ' fi 5 V A , E K .J- HA l 0 Incognito and Incredulous. 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BERES, JOSEPH CASIMIR BEST, JOIIN ALDEN BLANCI-IE, CARL ROBERT BOYLE, XVILLIAM FRANCIS BRILL, EDWARD JOSEPII BRODERICK, LEO JAMES BROWN, LEONARD CLAUSS, PAUL OLIVER DAVID, JR. COOK, ALBERT COOKE, STANFORD BERNARD COOLBAUGH, ELMER DUANE CORSON, GEOFFREY ALAN CUPPLE, PETER PAUL DAVID, MITCHELL DEREN, THADDEUS LESLIE DI BELLO, ANGELO MARIO DLUZANSKY, JAMES JULIUS DORENCAMP, DONALD GIRARD DZWONCZYK, JOHN, JR. EC-KBOLD, NORMAN HOWARD ELLIOTT, JOSEPH PAUL, JR. EMES, WILLIAM RUSSELL, JR. FELSENSTEIN, BIORTON FOX, DONALD GEARIIART, VVILBUR HARRIS GEHRIS, JAMES CARL GILLERLAIN, JOSEPH ANTHONY GINTER, GEORGE CARROLL, JR. GOLDMAN, HAROLD SOLIS GROSH, WILLIAM KILGORE HOW.XRTH, THOMAS WALTER HUBER, GERALD ARTHUR KATZ, DAVID KLOSTERMYER, BROOKS VAN SLYKE KOTAKIS, JOHN KRAMER, CAROL ANTHONY KROTEC, JOSEPH WILLIAM LAPP, JOHN RICHARD LEHR, HOVVIKRD HASKELL LEONBERG, STANLEY CURTIS, JR. LINNEMEYER, ROBERT FREDERICK LLOYD, EDGAR CHARLES C SS 01319 LOEI'I-:R, DUNALD JOSI-:PII LOI-RE'I'E, FREDERICK 1'E'I'I-:R IIOVELI., ALFRED 1i0IlER'l' LOWELI., EDWARD IIERIIERT IIUKASZCZYK, TIIOMAS ANDREVV LUNDY, IIAURENCE EDMIJND MARCARELLI, JOSEPH L. RIARILL, IRWIN IIENLEY MARKARIAN, BIARGUERITE MARSHALL, JOHN EDWIN MEN.XKER, JOSEPH TISCHLER MILLS, DORSON SPEARY BIORACA, PATRICK MOSER, EDWARD NEIL NEENO, KATSUMI NOLAN, GERALD PATRICK NYCE, ROBERT WYNNE PAPPAS, HARRY LOUIS PEACHEY, RUTH PELLICANO, PAULINE ANGELINE PEPPERMAN, LA RUE EVERETT PFROMMER, JAMES HENRY PIENKOVVSKI, JOHN FELIX PINOT-NIN, RAMON ANTONIO RATH, WILLIAM FRANCIS REYES-MATEO, FELIX RODGERS, ROBERT ALEXANDER, JR. RUBIN MATONAH AUGUSTA 7 SAVORY WILLIAM JOHN 7 SCHULTZ, HERBERT WILLIAM, JR. SCHULTZ, JAMES HENRY SEEDOR, JOHN WILLIAM SEISLER, EDWARD PHILIP SHEETS, RAYMOND LINVILLE, JR. SLONIM, RALPH JOSEPH, JR. STANCOMBE, WESLEY RAY SWERLICK, ROBERT SZABO, RUDOLPH GUSTAV TOUB, LOUIS EDWARD TYLER, CHARLES LINDBERGH VAN HOUTEN, ROBERT JAMES WIXGNER, SEYMOUR WAY, GEORGE EDWIN WEIDNER, CALVIN CHARLES WEITBERG, MARTIN HARRY WHITE, WVILLIAM HENRY ROBBINS, II WINFIELD, ALAN CARL YARUS, STANLEY SOLOMON ZECCA, RALPH JOSEPH ophomore ' ' ' ' P V -' b -' 'f'.'f.X?fb if -'Z ' , -49.- ' . 4, Msriff .QQ gf ADLER, HERBERT RIORRIS AICHER, ITAVII- CRAIG BANEY, CHARLES RIUNRUE, JR. BARAB, RICHARD LEE BAU'l'l'Z, BARBARA ANNE BEARDSLEY, IIAROLD RAYMOND BLECIISCIIMIDT, PAUL THEODORE, JR. BOYCE, LANCY LEROY BOYD, XNILLIAM JOSEPH BRADT, JACK OLDHAM BUCHER, DAVID LUKE BYLER, ARTHUR BYRON CAHN, BURTON CLANEY, JOHN HOLT COHAN, HENRY HUBERT COREY, PETER JOHN DIOGUARDI, JERRY DOWD, THOMAS JOHN EDMUNDOVVICZ, ALPHONSE CHARLES ESTERSON, SHERMAN HAROLD FINKEL, JERROLD SANFORD FINKELSTEIN, JEROME FREEMAN, EDWIN NED FREEMAN, REGINALD VNTARREN FREY, FLORENCE FRIES, GENE THOMAS GALLAGHER, JOHN RICHARD GEORGE, FREDERICK GIBBS, DENA NAOMI GINGRICH, KERRY HARLAN GIVENS, FREDERICK THOMAS GOLDEN, RONALD BERNARD GUTMAN, ARNOLD AVRAM HARLAN, WILLIAM KNOTT, JR. HIXRNED, EDWARD ROBERT HARRIS, WILLIAM DAVID HOAK, JOHN CHARLES HORST, GEORGE WALLACE HUGHES, MAX MADOC IRMIERE, VICTOR JOSEPH JONES, RICHARD STANLEY KAPLAN, LEOPOLD SEYMOUR KLINE, STANLEY RONALD KNERR, RICHARD AARON KOHN, NORMAN NOAH KOTCH, MICHAEL JOHN LANDIS, WILLIAM BARD LAUKAITIS, RONALD BERNARD LEVINSON, PERCIVAL PHILIP CLASS UF 19 LINTNER, IJUNALD RAYMOND LONG, DAVID MICIIAEL, JR. lIU'l'ZNl'IR, BIARVIN ALLI-:N M ARKARIAN, SAAIUIIL MARSHALL, .IAAII-:S FRANKLIN B'IAR'l'lN, WVILLIAM MAIILON hICR0l!l'IR'l'S, JAY NVARREN MILLER, DIURRAY JOSI-:PII RIORGAN, ARTIIUR JAIIII-:S MZORGENSTEIN, KARL MANI-'RED AWOTLEY, JOIIN PAUL MUNTEANU, VIRGIL PETER NORTIIROP, HERBERT LEO OAKS, NVILBUR WVILSON OLIVIA, JOSEPH VICTOR PALMER, DAVID FRANKLIN PERKOFF, MORTON XVILLIAM PERLOI-IE, MILTON LEON PERRY, RICHARD EDGAR PRUZINSKY, STEPHEN RICHARD ROMEO, CARMEN ANTHONY ROSS, IRWIN RANDALL ROSSI, NIAJHOLAS PETER RUTKOWSKI, EDMUND SALVATORE, JOSEPH ENRICO SARADARIAN, EDWARD VICTOR SARMOUSAKIS, GREGORY SBARBARO, JOHN LOUIS, JR. 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JOHNSON, DONALD HARVEY JOHNSON, KENNETH ROGER JONES, GEORGE PHILIP KAMERLING, WILLIAM KASPER, DONALD JOHN KASS, HELEN MYRNA KEAN, HERBERT KEELEY, FRANCIS XAVIER KNISS, MARK ALLAN KOCHMER, KENNETH JOSEPH KOMADA, RUDOLPH ANTHONY KORBA, ALEXANDER, DEMETRIUS KOZAM, ROBERT LESLIE KUSHNER, GEORGE, JR. LECHER, WALLACE OMAN, JR. MARKARIAN, ANTHONY BIARSTELLER, DARYL HOOVER MARTIN, DONALD EDWARD CLASS UF 1956 1N1C1fNlG1I'l', EDWARD :HARVEY MEDOW, AARON BIITNICK, STANLEY MARVIN NENVLIIKN, LOIS JANE NIESENl3.XlIhII, LEONARD NOIIRIS, JOSEPII PETER OSLINKER, JERRY IIERMAN OWEN, CIIARLES RICHARD, JR. PAIGE, JOIIN IIARVEY POIIL, CHARLES EDWARD PROMISH, DAVID SIIELDON PUSCIIAK, RUSSELL BASIL QUATTRONE, PAUL CARMELO REESE, VIXDA JEAN RESNICK, MYRON ELLIS REULAND, JOIIN JOSEPII RICHARDSON, FRED CLARENCE RIORDAN, DERLE ROBERT ROSEFF, IRWIN ROZANSKI, THOMAS FRANCIS SARRETT, KEMPER DAVIS, JR. SAUERTIEG, ELLIOTT ABBEY SCHENDLER, EVELYN JEAN SCHMIDT, JOHN JOSEPH SEMPLE, PETER JAMES SHER, PAUL BARRY SHULL, ELLIOT COGSWELL SKOWRON, RALPH ADRIAN SOUTH, EDWARD PLUMSTEAD STAUFFER, JACOB MARVIN STEIN, SEYMOUR STOVER, CORNELIUS NELSON STUCCIO, JOSEPH JEROME SWARTZ, JOHN FREDERICK, JR. TEMPLE, EDWIN ALLAN THOMPSON, ELMER LEE TILLMAN, ERNEST VASSALLUzzO, FRANCIS JOSEPH WADSTROM, HOWARD THEODORE WASKOW, WALTER HENRY WEAVER, HERBERT GRANT WEAVER, WILLIAM FREDERICK WEBER, RICHARD HERMAN WELSH, JOHN JOSEPH WELSH, LOUIS WARD WENGER, HERBERT CHARLES WILKINS, CHARLES NORMAN, JR WILSON, JAMES KORAH WISHNOFF, SIDNEY WILLIAM WRIGHT, GLENN E. WRIGHT, JOHN LUTHER WNUMMER, BRIAN ANTHONY .Ak mf 5 1 x' X VF W Mgr E X W 'KF N 1 - 1 5 I A A X X ,Ax x E ,, l S -1 .. if-4 '-sa Am ' . , 4 sr A k . , ,T ., , B W- Q N' r F I N 'Fi ' A I , L '1?,v'l:f. '. - V fi-N ' , ' Y ' : K H' E.. L V 1K:i'1!g'isP 1, : N , W : 1 M w x'f'7 rg, jx' 'U' Q I I f 'Q' ' l I ' T-? I ln. 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' :'. .. . .-1 E ' - 4, ff :I.,i i'ft'rf w. 1- r'1f5Fl-'imiv' I ' ' l 1 1. e 1 S'-w. 'VS' '-!. 1. IV' - Q : '-fix? f. I V . f 2 , -s I N' J x 'Lx U Q if X I I ax I 1 D . .- eq: 2' R l Q . K 1 UN' Z. .1-., '.',.. .-,Hn .. tr 4. . - ' , ,. f.,, ':, ,I .r ' N 4. F ' d , annual!! Q'-vv1 l f 0-lu-'IH M w--Inv-instill u- -'vii -Qyqna- o M 555866-ov. po-on 1 7 , 1519- -nv' y rg- f f 4-was-mme-U-Q is OFFICERS Preszdent .......... George P. Glenn Back: Stover, Morgan, Schadt, Menaker. Front: Motley, Vice President ....... Edgar Lloyd Riordan, Glenn, Lloyd, Newman. Secretary ..... Lancy Boyce Treasurer .... Derle Riordan tuilent In The Student Institute is composed of the presidents of tl1e four classes and two elected representatives from each of these classes. The Institute is the student governing body of Hahnemann. In this capacity it directs student activity, integrates student opinion, and promotes social, academic, and admin- istrative participation by the undergraduate body. Although not a member of the College Council the opinions and suggestions of the Institute are graciously received by the Dean 's Otifice and given due con- sideration in effort to establish the highest degree of scholastic pronciency and student contentment. Acting under a new constitution which aifords full con- trol of Student Activity fees, the Institute has partially or fully subsidised such organizations as the Research Society, tl1e Blue and Gold. Athletic Club, the Honor Society, and the Medic. There have recently bee11 established sev- eral literary prize funds in order to stimulate student contributions to the literature. Also a four hundred dollar honorarium for sunnner student research has been made available. The Institute is tl1c voice of the student, his liason with the upper eshelons of administration and education, Hlld as such through his four years. of medical growth serves him constantly and serves l1i1n well. 9 Back Glenn Schadt Desiderio. Front: Hoffman, Clemens, Fleisher edical ssociation , -.-1-on ,q-ind 3-itil gpg-cunuxd ,.-.-.-4 , .-...Q o ---- Q f- If! ' f A. James Morgan .- 4 President v, ' v I 'f Sherman A. Kan-pen Vice President Patrick Hagan Secretary Jack O. Bradt Treasurer Back: Vance, Castor, Fleisher, Lamberton. Front: Cohen, Arva- nitis, Davis. Editor .......... Business Manager . . . Photography Editor . . Editorial Associates . . Business Associates . . The 19 5 . . .Cyril Steven Arvanitis . . . . . . . .Phillip Davis . . . . . . . .Jack Cohen . . . . . .Daniel Fleisher William Lamberton Landis Barish Michael Stamatakns .........Iohn Vance Forrest Hinton Louis Castor Tetsuro Tanabe EDIF: Cyril Steven Arvanitis A Phillip Davis jack Cohen f-at x mx QA:-,xi . , 1 . 'zu s g xx gazuq ' .-ani an -0- 7 .:' 1' 'l Cflmrlcs Sir-gal Prvxidvrxt Seymore Wagner Vin' Prrsiclvnl joseph Viglione Secretary Martin Weitbcrg Secrefary Elect Pedro P. Polakoif, Treasurer Allan Winaeld Treasurer Elec! Back: Bendersky, Feliciano, Scheer, Karasic, Friel, Hamaty. Front: Polakoff, Siegal, Viglione. lpha Umek il lpha Under radute Research eeiety Back: Viglione, Cohen, Barish. Front: Burstein, Bu:-no, Arvanitis, Polakoi. 5 fi y -,H-3.1300 r , . 'If' Cyril Steven Arvanitis TTTYQ Chairman Jerome Karasic Secretary pk 1, . . -name.: ,J 4652? x 1 -an-.21 e- l I I A ' z r 5 J F 4 I t V' 7 ',x I 4 ff -'ev-. he-x. l.. Walter Stull President Robert Van Hooten Vice President Mary Sterling Secretary Paxon Uhstetrical ociety Back: Curry, Cohen, Kownacki, Friel, Robinson. Front: Wiener, Bendersky, Dobies, Stull, Witkowski, Wolansky. acFayden Gynecological ociety Back: Glenn, Viglione, Kownacki, Cohen, Friel, Dobies, Wiener. Front: Curry, Robinson Witkowsld, Stull, Bendersky, Wolansky. Walter Stull President Mary Sterling Secretary S Jerome Karnsic Bernard Cohen Co-Chairmen Psychiatric Forum w 1 Ov 'l' ' 0'1 Wai' Back: Polakoi, Dluzansky, David, Hughes. Front: Cohen, Karasic, Bendersky. Back: Witkowski, Dobies, Kownacki, Borodkin, Cohen, Bendersgy, Viglione, Polagoif, Stull. Front: Wiener, Friel, Scheer, Curry, Wolansky, Robinson. id Pl X l S illiam Uslcr Society -,, , ,..,, .. 1. X- . ' -- fi noi 4 Kel in Robert Scheer R R. Louis Curry do - Co-Chairmen Daniel Schadt Secretary W A. 3 5 Cyril Steven Arvanitis President Seymore Wagner Secretary E, Q l.. Uh il .5 wif 1 gills.. f .... Back: Elliott, Lukaszczyk, Nolan, Goldman, Burno. Middle: Barish, Arvanitis, Dr. Geary, Wagner, Moser. Front: Moraca, Cupple, Becker, Bamonte, Dzwonayk. I l Van Lennep ur ical ociety Reimann Uncolo ical ociety Back: Glenn, Cohen, Borodkin, Carter, Curry. Front: Burstein, Widcowski, Polakoif, Bendersky, Seisler, Scheer. ,ax .qw W Jani, Pedro P. PolakoE President james Ball Vice President Edward Sisler S ecretar y-Treasurer Henry Dobics Prcsiden! Michael Kraynick Vice Presiden! Roman Kownacki Secretary Mark Whaley Treasurer Back Polakoff Carter Kownackn Bender-sky Front Stull Grayblll, Dobies, Friel, Burstem C I esculaplan 0Cl9ty LL, M Ruth Peachey ,President Pauline Pellicano Vice President Dena Gibbs Secretary Barbara Baute Treasurer 0 -311-v 1 xQr '! f'vQ 'hirsrww ' Dix-vt 'a-iirvu 'Sinai -- , -1 A 1 'fl Back: Schendler, Friel, Webster, Frey, Newman. Front: Reyes, Peachey, Pellicano, Markarian. :+L 0men's edical ociety El Circulo Hispano . L m rx Hector A. Feliciano President Lidia D. Nieves De Reyes Secretary-Treasurer kv Reyes, Feliciano, Pinot, Reyes. , E7-Ui - Yfffwrkrgfreoiif F Robert Srlmtistnll Prvsidvnl Carol Gintcr Vice President Ruth Peachey Secretary-Treasurer Christian Medical aciety Back Row: Weaver, Wright, Wadstrom, Martin, Nyce, Kniss. Middle: Johnson, Weaver, Vogt, Webster, Gearhart, Harnish, Stauffer, Wenger. Front: Mills, Ginter, Peachey, Schoffstall, Newman, Horst. Newman Club Back Row: Riordan, Dennehy, Feliciano, Rutkowski, Beres. Third Row: Dr. Ayello, Salvatore, Reyes, Lukaszaylc, Littner, Robb, Dioguardi. Second Row: Bamonte, Danwebber, Shanahan, Fredrico, Father York, Pellicano, Amoroso, Poor. Front Row: Semple, Moracca, Motley, Tilliger, Couy, Rozansky. Jerry Salvatore President Patrick Moracca Vice President Pauline Pellicano Secretary Al Edmunclowicz Treasurer Dr. Gambescia Advisor Father james York Religious Advisor Qffffififi I-. -zo:-:':-: I 255515. 'G' ....9':':':'l ,.Q.-:-:-:3:3:3:-:A 3 v-255:35-. .-.-. -4 --aria CHQ ' I n p v :nn . I-:-:-3' ' Y ' Iz'.e.a'.,, n...-. . . '.'.' -, sq Eng:-1-3 lfif-fiikfgif if-'ff -E. 3 -I 4':' : -A.. . xi' 'fI'!E. - -' .3 'I- + - '- riffs 7: I .g.'.'. .Ii Q' v u:e:a' 4'o n'a l'o'.'g '.' I Back Row: Elliot, Carter, lagher, Lintner, Beres, Blanche, Best, Becker. Middle Row: Day, Ball, Desiderio, Stamatakos, Glenn. Front Row: Boyle, Pagliaro, Kelleher, Dennehy, Dunnel, Komada, Richardson, Boyce. Alpha l-iappa Kappa Four years ago, the Beta Phi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Kappa had approxi mately twenty members, had no fraternity house, was inancially unstable and had an inactive faculty. Now, however, we are pleased to announce that Alpha Kappa Kappa is one of the strongest and largest fraternities at Hahnemann. During the past four years, we have built up our membership to where it num- bers sixty active members. We are a well-organized group who now have a fraternity house of their own and have, through concerted efforts, completed the remodeling of the basement and expect to hold monthly social affairs in the immediate future. Our faculty is one of the most active and strong at Hahnemann. They have been extremely helpful both in making us inancially solvent and in their invaluable guidance in fraternity affairs. The entire fraternity wishes to extend its sincere thanks to the outgoing senior members for their active and enthusiastic participation in all fraternity functions during their four years at Hahnemann. Each and every one of them contributed immeasurably to the progress and growth of the fraternity. It was upon this nucleus of members that the fraternity was able to build itself up into our present status. Two of the outgoing seniors, George Glenn, last year 's president and Vincent Desiderio, current president, both carried out their duties very efficiently. The outgoing senior members are: Tom Carter, Jim Day, Dom Monta, Vincent Desiderio, Jim Squadrito, George Glenn, Brad White, Hugh Knight, Dave Kelleher, Bob Dixon, Dom Pagliaro, Mike Sta matakos. Trinkle, Romeo, Tom, Gal- OFFICERS President ..... ................ V incent Desiderio Vice-President . . . ....... William Rath Secretary ..... ..... An gelo DiBe1lo Treasurer . . . ................ Dominic Menta Wh and KN f 5 OFFICERS Back: Grosh, Motley, Alley, Tillman, Johnson, Snider, Archon ...... ............. F rederick B. Clemens Vice-Archon . . ............. joseph A. Gillerlain Secretary . . . ..... Joseph V. Olivia Treasurer . . . .... Joseph W. Krotec Editor .... .... P aul O. D. Clauss hardt. Historian . . . .... Theodore DeConna Phi Beta Pi The spirit and strength of our fraternity, growing rapidly since the national affiliation of the Beta Kappa chapter in 1947, found concrete expression this year in the acquisition of a house, located at 1522 Race St. Phi Beta Pi, boasting 39 chapters in approved medical colleges throughout the country, was founded at the University of Pittsburgh in 1891, placing it among the oldest of the medical fraternities. Ours is one of the non-sectarian groups on campus. Our criteria for membership reside in the high standards of scholarship, personal integrity, and social compatibility of the individual. By having frequent congenial social affairs open to all we join in that excel- lent spirit of reciprocity which exists among the fraternal groups of our school, and which characterizes so Well the friendliness of all at Hahnemann. With our membership increasing rapidly each year, we look forward toward days of equally increasing benent to our members, our fraternity, and to our fine school. 'a .fi-. l.l.i.! z'.'.'. o'l.l.l . . . . . . . . . '-:.:.:.:.' J O 0 Q. 1 . . . Kownacki, Morgan, Lloyd, Dobies, DeConna, Cotch, Weidener, Huber, Stuccio. Middle row: Gehris, Krotec, Clemens, Wierczinski, Ulivia, Kraynick. Front Row: Neeno, Brudzinski, Coolbaugh, Clauss, Schmutzer, Neld- I-:.g.:.:...'af. .1 .. zest: QQ, - Q.. 1 g:,', .ua sas. I. zz.: . ' It: .C .O O 0.0 in I . ,,...g.:12.:Z:5:,.p:. . L' ' n .-.-:!:f:2?:.f .l.O D O I I I' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'5. . . '-5I:I:I:I i:I:I' 255553 51535 ' :-:-:-1 .-:-:- gIgZgI:.jI:I:I:I4 :3:3:f:3 'fzifififi .-.-:-:3:- fzfzfzft 5:25325 'st-:-:-:-:-:-:1:3:3:? 4.1.-J.g4,.4v '.:.g.:.:'--gg. 1:15:23 'Z-2:2-1 5.3.1. 322252 Eririr' :hifi Efrffrg -,-,-, ,.g. .g. ..l.O. .-.?.q I 2 i'. :- 'B IMA, X Back: Lowell, Arvanitis, Gutman, Davis, JaEe, Cohen, Karasic, Borodlcin, Finkel, Morgenstein, Kai-pen. Middle: Schley, Lehr, Cohan, Hodman, Levinson, Saverdeig. Front: Weiner, Finklstein, Roseff, Fisher. OFFICERS Consul .......... ............. M elvin D. Hoffman Vice Consul ..... ............. B urton H. Baratz Scribe ......... .... P . Philip Levinson Hagan, Burstein, Menaker, Historian ..... ........ H enry H. Cohan Treasurer ...... .... K arl M. Morgenstein Senior Senator. . . .......... Charles Siegal Iunior Senator ..... .......... I-I oward Lehr Faculty Advisor. , . . .... Dr. Nathan Einhorn Phi Delta Ep ilon I Q . , ' v.g.g. 0 fn' ' ' U 2:-1 Q ,':'q ' 0 1. 0 'u'. O 1 L'.'I ?. -2: 13555:- 4, J' 4.4 '- I' , 5' .hr - '. 5' in ff M. . --I zfigiglifii: n:o's'4 s 3 ' J. Q. 1 . 1 Q on- .-. .nn .u .- sv Q Q-rj-12:1 jj.:.:.:.:.'.'f'I4 ,-,-,-A5........-.I '.j.:.:. , v .oc Ll Phi Delta Epsilon originated in 1904 at the medical school of Cornell Uni- versity. Beta Zeta chapter has been an active unit at Hahnemann for over twenty years, and is one of Philadelphia 's four chapters of one of the nation's largest non-sectarian medical fraternities. This year these chapters moved out of our old house at Ninth and Spruce Streets to take occupancy of new quarters at 313 South Twelfth Street. Our schedule of activities this year included several house parties, at which We were pleased to find many Hahnemannians in attendance. Our social crown- ing event was the five chapter dance, this year held at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel on March 7. This year we presented Dr. Louis Katz, director of cardiovascular research at Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago, as the speaker at our annual lectureship, April 13. In addition to social and scientific activities, Beta Zeta chapter this year initi- ated a cultural activities prograiu under the leadership of senior Jerome Karasic. The program includes lectures and discussions of art, music, philosophy, politics, and in short, a variety of subjects which should interest anyone, and is designed especially for the upper classmen who have more time for such interests, and, having acquired a more staid outlook, are somewhat less interested in parties as their main form of recreation. In these ways Phi Dee E is endeavoring to make its activities complete from the students' first steps in medical school to his first steps as a budding physician. I 'I' 'ff .'.4'f' Phi Lambda Mappa ...- Phi Lambda Kappa was founded at the l'niversity ol' Pennsylvania in lSl02. K The Hahnemann chapter, Alpha Beta, was activated and became a memlicr ol' the national organization in lSl2T. Since that time the fraternity has grown both in scope and in number of graduate units. -I Scientific meetings play an important part in the fraternity program and are held once a mouth. Lectures, films, Ul't's. are designed so that each class will be able to contribute in some manner. Once each year we have a guest lecturer for the Medical College at large. Guests such as llrs. O. W. Wangen- Steen, NValter Daxnashek, and Max Thorek have been presented. This year Dr. Samuel Levine spoke on the topic, Rest-In the Treatnient of Heart Failure. Our social life lighteus the academic aspects of medical school. Monthly so- cials are held at our recently acquired house. The peak of the social season is reached in the annual Thanksgiving Dance held at the Warwick. ... . 9525? '- Q '2 ,'Q8m'Pa: K S5.9,?g SQY3- 'dl I-'QI .-3. .... :O gm . .'T3 .r-4 I- .O 1-4' - E-I :rn nf -I 3.2-IU fu'fl 'N D'.l'E. Z.ico an-S' U-235295 QE'-.fo :x 'Hg own 2. o0mgus 05'g'o-E' F -I 'tv-1 :grew 2.522 'S-FF 0 :: 551' Eta? '-2-fn. 9-5'5- 0 ogw :r-9- Qghl Fog' lm :QE QE' ES ..U. D cn 95 Er: 53- 'P 125 'E. ffl illll tl Q. Ai V ' 1 , faux-A s. This. P . ' Q Q ' o lEt..,.o', Fifth row: Sarret, Bodenhalisen, Wright, Nolan, Fugate, Marshall, Lamberton, Schulrg, Harthny, Rogers, Schwartz, Kurshner, Freis. Fourth row: Bradt, Wholley, Stover, Sbarbaro, Golden, Morroco, Baney, Peppuman, Aicher, Pinot. Third row: Beardsley, Bamonte, Curry, Luka- szczyk, Schadt, Schultz, Saradarian. Second row: George, Harlan, Givens, Riordan, Diaguardi, Seisler, Pohl. Front row: Barab, Boyd, Speer, Fraser, Quattrone, Harris. Phi Chi . Q u 1 '- .gagrgzzzc slllli 0 l o Qqsz. 'ia' ' .c.s.n s. p.. ', , ol 5, if f I' Senior President Iunior President Treasurer ..... Secretary ..... Social Chairman OFFICERS C. Schadt .....HerbertW.SchLdtz Craig Aicher ......Charles Baney .....Tom Lubzyksic Phi Chi fraternity was founded at the University of Vermont in 1889. Phi :':':x .', ' 1 'f'I'I'. . .'.'I ' . ...if u Q . Q . P . . . rg Q 'WE'-. 11 5.5 -ii'-J? Xp- 3. -1-r ':2S1-5:- .vs 'U .,.,. . C I' :ISI ,git . ., gig.::.:'.' :I-rss-11:r:3 H ff:-:2:..cH E.i3i3f2:f6 Alpha Gamma, one of the oldest fraternal orders at Hahnemann was incor- porated into Phi Chi in 1948. Since that time it has flourished into the largest of the five fraternities at Hahnemann. We number brethren in every state of the union, and in the foreign lands where we are to practice medicine. The present undergraduate body consists of sixty-five fraters, from varied backgrounds and of different personalities. They all strive together to keep honor and spirits high, and to maintain a desirable academic level for the gratification of themselves and of Phi Chi. This year the Fraternity bought a new house, near the College and Hospital, on 1624 Summer St. Phi Chi has established this house not only for its own brothers, but for whomever of the undergraduate body is seeking fraternalism and friendship. PHFFRN: 'IIEIEIEIY' ilpha Ep ilon Iota 329.4 5 Alpha lupsilon llllil was loumlvd in M90 at the llniverslty ol Blwlllfjilll. ln ' -1:1 194521 t'llill'll'l' was griwnxltml to lluhm-mzum Mmlivzll Uollvgzo, mul il in-w clmptc-r, ' . . . . . ,-Q4 - Alpha Beta was lormml. The purpose ol the ll'ill0l'Illly is to promote growl 4 . . . . . . I-I-YJ-'-'I A-I-.. fellowship among women students :mil to lllilllllillll an high owlor ol Sl'llUl2ll'SlllIl amd professioiiul acliicvoment. Dinners and lll00flIlfIS are hold throughout the awadolliic year. Fziculty mom- bers are invited to speak on these occasions, and there is social and eduuutionail discussion which follows. ,, -:CES - .-551. 'x-:-:-:-5: OFFICERS President ..... .............. M argaret A. Friel Vice-President . .... Pauline Pellicano Back: Newman, Kass, Webster. Gibbs, Front: Aleniew- Secretary . . .. ...... Dena Gibbs ski, Friel, Pellicano. Treasurer . . . .... Matonah Rubin .... '- J , Q fi i -p 15 7 I T 3 i I pg ' 'P 11 4 ', 3 With love and with gratitude we offer these pages of our chronicle to the wives of the class of 1953: For sharing with us the pleasures and pains of our Odyssey . . . For the uncomplatnivng acceptance of the hours and days and Weeks of lonely Waiting . . . For yielding to the tmportzmate d6Il1ff1'7ldS of an erratic schedule . . . For dtsstpating the bitterness of anguish and enhancing the jubilation of suc- cess . . . For being the patient catalyst in this academic experiment . . gi ith Love and Gratitude VICTORIA P. ARVANITIS NETTIE EISER BIERENBAUM ILEANE ALTMAN BORODKIN BARBARA ANNE CARTER RUTH G. CASTOR BETTY LOUISE CLEMENS MIRIAM HARRIET COHEN VIOLA BELLE CURRY HARRIET ANNE DAVIS ELSE T. DAY EMIDIA DESIDERIO BETTY BELLE DIXON POLLY H. DUNN HELEN P. EVANCIE NEREIDA FELICIANO ALPHA FERRENCE ELLA M. FESSLER RUTH FISHER BARBARA M. FLEISHER PAULA V. FRANCO RITA FRATALLI LILLIAN LOUISE GLENN KAYE A. GRAYBILI1 HELEN SLIVIAK GRIFFEN LENORE HAMATY IIELEN INEZ IIINTON ELAINE 1IOlf'l MAN BERNICE JAFFE ROSLYN M. KAPLAN ATIDA II. KARASIC GERALDINE D. KNIGHT LEONA ANN LAMBERTON MOLLY LEMONEDES ELEANOR MARIE MAFFEI DOROTHY LAURAINE MALICK JEAN M. MELNIKOFF DARENE ELIZABETH MOYER LIDIA DOLORES NIEVES DE REYES NANCY BARRY NOYES GERRIE PINCUS THELMA K. POLAKOFF LYNNE SCHEER ADELE K. SCHLEY ROSE O. SCHWARTZ NANCY L. STULL LORRAINE D. VIGLIONE ELIZABETH B. WHITE JUNE W. WIENER GRACE L. WITKOWSKI KATHERINE M. ZAKOS Um Www W, ,.a'f-MC '-'ZW LA, P-if -.sw -. 4. Qu '92 fy -1 s nf . ITN - - 15,431 1 .- ,601 pun. W 3 J .l ' 1 ,4!' amfmne 1 , g A I I, kv x x X Y . sxv ' , ,..1 IM 1 . W Y , . nigginf... 'Akai X .k'a.a4:. Q .K 4, . i -4 .,9f wav A Q . .1 ' .JA f? I if mi 1 3 yr, 1 ' A 3 U X I ,L A 6.5 ' ' 1 .. -r 4 Y' X ry. 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A F - - - if- f l X L ,Jer-'uQA.'..-,-f-U...1.-..'t'.iui! ii Sweet Adeline ff'?'?S- 0 X . y'f3 y Meditation amidst revelry f u 09 ' . rl un -- Q Q .W 1? 4 'u is it X fs , I 4 ei ,x -, Qfidows 'J A-L. 59-Stage lg The Kownackx Klutch , q Brisslng it X 3 F: is Arriba! 6 Who dealt this mess? f---i i Men of Distinction i li Maldenly contentment Help! Ham, anyone. he .K . Z! 'Ii Serenity IH sinus Gentlemen farmers Day at the races in Pfitlt Slugger Bill B10 chem conference conferenc r '9-A Look at them clavxcles' 'fwfr v - t, Z, , ,, . . K -i f ,V,Q g i f? P is ik Berny and Bony 'M Which diabetic has the Tony? si r Lessee, two bucks on Spark 1 Plug in the third. Spontaneous wit en repos Wot come forst, the larva or the egg? Quitting time What's the ceph Hoc, Doctor? 41. A will ' ! ! nm.. if How long's it been burning? 'hs Which nose is the Quinn? Gee, this place is great. if Y Pre-poker preparations , QC 'LX hw 17' ,i.' ' V' n '+Q'5 ?'?'5ln,' - 4,-' vs Lag q uv' K QW Viv 'P-'WEM4N' ' 0 'o ajsfxx ' 4 ', ,la E -MEUI-CAL COLLEG -E f v ZX A A '- y as g':,Sma HOSPITAL ,IQ f 6 Qifv, Q' Qgc+'1oo':' 'V' 4:9XtfQ,nsrf ,b'4f, lg. .tts4'h6,,of Y our Fnmmrive Now thi tures BefQrgQQl i ' Us l ' t ' . , 69 .,.,,....- 4 , - vi '.. -1- -.rj -1 M., . YY b. I- A , . , ,,, .:.1.j.,., .H Best Wishes From HAHNEMANN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION H3 . enior Class Director lllONIC.A IRENE IXLENIEXYSKI ......, 22 South Third Street, Harrison. New Jersey CYRIL STEVEN ARVANITIS ......... 172 Liberty Street, Long' Branch. New Jersey LANDIS BARISII ........ . . .5210 Euclid Avenue. Philadelphia 31. Pennsylvania GORDON BENDERSKY . . .......... 73 VValnut Park. Roxbury. Massachusetts FRANK ARVID BERG .......... . . .243 North 78th Street. Birininghain. Alabaina MARVIN LEONARD BIERENBAUM . . ..... 138 Midland Place. Newark, New Jersey BIAURICE VVILLIAM BLACK 4911 North Hutchinson Street. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania HOWARD DAVID BORODKIN .............. 1836 East 9th Street, Tucson. Arizona FRANK IRVING BURNO ............. 22 VVebster Street, Haverhill, Massachusetts FRANK BURSTEIN ....... 3217 'West Diamond Street, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania S. THOMAS CARTER .... .......... 2 1 Stratford Avenue, XVGSUDOIIT, New Jersey LOUIS HAROLD CASTOR .... 5748 North Cainac Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania FREDERICK BLAINE CLEMENS .......... 218 Iron Street, Berwick, Pennsylvania BERNARD R. COHEN ......... 2414 South 7th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania JACOB HAROLD COHEN . . . . .2529 North 29th Street. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania R. LOUIS CURRY ..... ................ 3 01 Lincoln Street, Gary, Indiana PHILLIP DAVIS ..... . . . .423 Allen Avenue, Donora, Pennsylvania HARVEY JAMES DAY ...... ...... 1 61 Main Street, Souderton, Pennsylvania VINCENT CAMILLO DESIDERIO ..... 1306 Porter Street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ROBERT ELLSVVORTH DIXON . . ...................... Saxton, Pennsylvania HENRY JOSEPH DOBIES . . . . . .31 Holland Avenue. Braddock, Pennsylvania JOHN l1'IALCOLM DUNN . . .... 519 Pine Street. Lancaster, Pennsylvania DAVID JOHN EVANCIE HECTOR A. FELICIANO ..... JOHN ANTHONY FERRENCE ALBERT JAMES FESSLER . . . . . . . . . . .2923 Barkley Avenue, Bronx . . . .1139 Capuchinos Street. Rio Piedra . . . . . . . .467 Bagnick Street, Peckville. 61, New York Puerto Rico Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . .800 VVest State Street, Trenton. New Jersey CURTIS JESSE FISHER . . .1208 West Rockland Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DANIEL S. FLEISHER ........ 6923 North 19th Street. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania FRANK ANDREW FRANCO . . . .... 1203 North 13th Street. Reading, Pennsylvania FRANK AUGUST FRATTALI 220 North Saint Cabrini Avenue. Scranton 4, Pennsylvania MARGARET ANNE FRIEL .... 1106 VVakeline Street., Philadelphia 24, Pennsylvania GEORGE P. GLENN. . .1707 NVest Passyunk Avenue, Philadelphia 45, Pennsylvania ROBERT ERNEST GRAYBILL ...... 371 Sedgewood Road, Springfield. Bennsylvania HELEN S, GRIFFEN ..... . . .8 Springfield Avenue. Neyvville. Pennsylvania ROBERT H. GRIEFEN .........,... 8 Springiield Avenue. Newville. Pennsylvania LEONARD IIAIMFIS. .1800 North 52d Street, Apt. 21-A, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania DANIEL I'I.Alvl.ATY .......................... Box 294, lloutzdale. Pennsylvania FORREST HINTON .... ......................... R ichton. Mississippi MELVIN D. PIOFFMAN . . . . .19 1Velfare Avenue, Vranston 10, Rhode lsland ROBEll'l' JAY JAFFE . . . . .119 East Main Street, Noi-ristown. Pennsylvania VINCENT J. JERANT . . . . .2129 North liaw Street. Allentown. Pennsylvania II4 'enior Class llirertory ISI-jnxum KAI-I,,Ix ,, ,,552i4 'l'orresdale Avenue. l'lIilaI4lelpIIiaI 24. l'eIIIIxyIy'zIIIizI .ll-:nom-2 li.XlC.XSlt' SIII-ZEAIAN A. KAIQM-:N .... ll.XVIll l'lR.XNl'IS liEI.I.I-:III-:It AIARY l'll.l.l'IN lirzxxifzm' . llI'I:II 'l'. liNltlll'l' RIIAIAN J. KowNAc'Kl .. li. BIICIIAEI, KI:AYxIeI4 .. lVll.l.l.XM ll. l4.XMlSlCR'I'UX . 0llt'l1.Xl'II. J. l.I:AIoxEnIf:s . Bllf'll.XEl. J. MAEI-'EI .... l7oxAI.n V. 0l.Xl.lCK ..... ICIIWARII N. MI-:I.xIeoEI' IJIIAIINIC 3lEN'l'.X ..... 'l'IIEI.IaEIz'r R. 0ltlYl'IR. . . l.oI'Is t'. BIVRRAY. .. l'AI'L W. NEIIIIIAEDT ..... I'IIAELEs DIIAIINIC XVILLIA M PEDRO P IIELVIN IJANIEL RI IBERT JOSEPH BIARTIN VHARLES Y E. NIIYES, JR. .. A. PAGLIARo. . . B. Pixcrs. . . . . PoI.AKoI-IE. . S. Romxsox. . C. SCIIADT. . . L. SCIIEEII. . . H. SCHLEY. . . J. SCIIXVARTZ. I. SIEGEII. . . MAIzIoN SKEZAS ..... STEPHEN S. SL.Vl'ON.. 5618 North Vaniac Street. Philadelphia JAMES F. SQI'AoRITo .... BIICHAEL J. STAMA'I'.XKtlS. .. RIARY P. STERLING .... YVALTER F. STVLI., JR. 'l'ETSI'Ro TANABE .... JoIIN R. XYANCE ...... .losEeH P. VIGLIIINE. .. BRADFORD C. XVHITE. . . RIARK H. IVIIOLEY. .. STEPHEN N. NVIENER JosEI'II A. NVITKUVVSKI .... JACOB WoI.ANsKY RI'oY ZAKOS .... - , . . . . . . . . .1519 1lllll'llAYt'llllt', ANllllI'j' Park. New nll'l'S4'lY . . . . . . ..-11lil1il't'l'll Street. liroudlxyille, l,t'lllISj'lY2lllliI 1623 South Dover Street. Pliilatlelpliia. l,t'llIlSf'lX'illllil .........l'. U. liox 1024, New l5I'IuIswIelI. New .lerst-y H230 South 19th Street. 1lill'l'lSlblll':I, .... ll. Jil. lnhiaiy, . .2110 l'anal Street. Nortluunpton. .nf w- . . . . .-Ib-if Argyle Avenue. lurie. . . . . . . .229 XVI-st 1'0lVlllSIl'tttt1. Syrae . .2419 South 10th Street. l'hiIadeIphia. . . . . . . . .513 East 12tlIStn-eet,t'hester. 1008 North 5th Street. Pliiladelpliia 23. . . . . .617 Sigel Street. l'hiladeIphia 48. . .38 SoIItlI Fourth Street. l raekville, . . .. . . . . . . ...Route 4.Box1S0.0r 1,t'IlllN'YlX'2llll2I l't'llllSj'lY2lll1il i,t'llllS.X'lV2llllil l,t'llllS.VlY2lll1il use, New York 1,t'lIllSVlV2llllil l,PIl1lNj'lVillll2l l,t'llllSylX'iilll2l l,t'l1IlS.VlV2illl2l l'eIIIIsylvania lando. l loI'iIla . . . . . .537 Main Street. llenver, l'ennsylvania a, Puerto Rieo LIIIIA lb. NIEVES IIE REYES .......... Kin. 20.4 Candelaria. 'l'oa Baj . . .4733 Iieiper Street. Philadelphia 24, Pennsylvania . . .781 North 24th Street. Philadelphia, l'ennsylvania . . .2439 SoIItlI 7tlI Street. Philadelphia, l'ennsylvania , Pennsylvania . .101 North Laneaster Avenue. Margate. New Jersey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lake Ariel. Pennsylvania . .231 South 42nd Street, Philadelphia, . . . . .4939 Pine Street, Philadelphia. . .5265 Jefferson Street. Philadelphia. . . . . .205 Church Street, Lancaster. . .2010 Beaver Avenue, llIeKeesport, . . . . . . . . . . . .Bon Air, Johnstown. . . .1501 Moore Street, Pliiladelphia. Pennsylvania l'ennsylvania Pennsylvania Peniisylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvaiiia . .26 Cainbridge Terraee. Springfield. New Jersey . . .3800 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . .Box 123, St-henley. Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Route 2, Poeatello, Idaho . .23 Painrapo Avenue. Jersey Pity. New Jersey . . .201 North Sth Street. Bangor. Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . .3800 Toledo Drive. t'oral Gables. Florida . .225 Greydon Avenue. Meliees Rocks. Peniisylvania . . . . . . . . . .27 Taft Avenue, Providence. Rhode Island .6124 Glenloeh Street, Philadelphia 24. Pennsylvania . . . . . .254 Sharpe Avenue. Staten Island. New York ......................lSath. l'ennsylvania IIS Hahnemann Alumni ot 1952 are Serving Internships . I at these Hospitals Memorial Hospital Roxborough. Philadelphia 28. Pennsylvania Ohairnian of lnterne Committee: F. A. Harold Sanders. M.D. 5912 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia 28, Pennsylvania IV3' Ridge 2-04-H Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown. Pennsylvania Superintendent, : Sister M. Theodefrida The Youngstown Hospital Association Oak Hill and Franeis Streets XvO1'l11,Q'SlOWl1, Ohio Medical Director: R. VV. Rummell, M.D. Charles S. VVilson Memorial Hospital 33-57 Harrison Street Johnson City, New York Adminiatrator : Robert L. Eekelberger Atlantic City Hospital 26 S. Ohio Avenue Atlantic Uity, New Jersey t'hairman of the Interne-Resident Committee: Harold S. Davideeon, M.D. Miserieordia llospital i' - - 1 1 ltittv-lourtli Street and ledar Avenue l,llll2lll0lDlllEl 43, Pennsylvania t'hairman of lnterne tfoinniittee ' 1 llalvey lu. Marx. lll.lJ. Saint Mieliael's llospital Newark 2. New .lersey t'hairman of lnterne l'ommittee Dr. Harold Murrey The .Delaware Hospital. lne. 301 XVest Fourteenth Street xvllllllllgltlll. Delaware Director: R. R. Griffith The Mercer Hospital 446 Bellevue Avenue Trenton 8. New -lersey Chairman of Interne Committee: Samuel -T. Lloyd. M.D. Coneinaugh Valley Memorial Hospital 1086 Franklin Street Johnstown. Pennsylvania Chairman of Interne Committee: Dr. Xvllllkllll L. Hughes Saint Joseph Hospital 1215 M'alnut Street Reading. Pennsylvania Chairman of Interne Connnittee: Dr. George P. Desjardins Lloyd Noland Hospital Fairfield. Alabama Cliairnian of lnterne t'omniittee: Dr. li, R. Robinson. -l r.. Medical Director Monmouth Memorial Hospital liong' Brant-li. New -liersey ti'liairman ot lnterne Committee: e o Administrator l.ima Memorial lloepital l.indeu and Mohel Streets Lima. Ohio Seaside Memorial Hospital of lyong' Beach 1401 Chestnut Avenue Long Beaeh 13, California Administrator 1 l. M. XYitlie Vliarlvs l'. liznley. Bl.D. 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