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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1959 volume:

Life is short: art is longg experience clifficultu ORIGINAL AESCULAPIAN WAND 49 4- -,L I 5 'g F O 5-il YS ma, 'nfgsg SKPH KA 3 5.34 B I H -'G A TE X 6161423 - 1 52 Y NJ For out of old feldes. as men seith, Cometh al this new corn fro yere to yere: And out of olde hokes, in good feith, Cometh al this new science that men lere.u CHA UCER: The Parlemvnt of Foules 2 1 L -1' 8 bb EDI H A H N E M AN N PHILADELPHIA what is all knowledge too. but recorded experience and a product of history... THOMAS CARL YLE 1 795-1881 vf i 19 9 MEDICAL COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA 'llll lf- Q- x XN 'N ,,gYrgfgf':.'i'k .- ., 42, I-QQ I gfiw. I D N -4 A35 X i K 1 ' H' c 4' -,. X1 .vp 4 I U-6' t I Y Y. X'Ol.Nl.X I.l'DXVIClK, NLD., SLD., F..-X.C.R., 'iolcssor ul Radiology: Clhztirintui, Committee on Xdinissions EDIC TED For his warm friendship, HIOSL vividly recalled by those of us whom, us prospective freshmen, he inter- viewed, For his advice :uid counsel, But, most of ull, for his genuine interest in the student body, perhaps best exeinplihed by his little- pulilicifed periodical visits to the Registrars office to inquire of the progress of his students, XVC, the Class of l959, are proud and pleased to dedicate this Meflir to Dr. N. Volney Ludwick. mari ' XX'ilh SCIIUIIICIIIS ul tumlnus and dull fmlxun lion wc SCI clrzwll tllcsc wrncls. XX Q INDIA fmlx llltl they will cuuwx 11 im ul thc Ejlllllllllil' xml Num Q uf illclcblcclucsx lhlll wc lccl umzml mu Ill lsll ll N11 N ppREC1 'HQ For IICI' klllllllL'5NL's-Ulll rlmgullvg if mu dlllllllllifilll im hc: tlllllilllltii RNLHIJLIII ffm In LINCIS :md I mul xxislmcsz tm thc lillll N MISS Mu ICE BRITT BS in I-.d our lncmlicaal school Xl'Qll'N-ll NLXLIIL' plum 111 um lllL'lllUl'iCS. .-:Q .- - A ' V' Q s' X s n , R X I N x Ai n lux llillLl1lk XA rw- 'I ,S - V Al f - fl 4 Q 5 1 Q A f - 53 9 5 S A 14 ' ? 1 V 1. pci Ai' Iii V I N '2 2 A 'IA ' 'II - JA :f 3 Ag 'E :iz 0. 'L .2 E if es? Y I 4 lt is with deep satisfaction that I greet you now as doctors, and con- gratulate you on the occasion of your achievement of a long-sought goal. One of the more rewarding dividends of the practice of medicine is the opportunity for continuing growth which it affords-an opportunity of greater dimensions, perhaps, than exists in any other pursuit you might haxfe chosen. Traditionally we think of' education as an expe- rience of the young formative years. But medicine is a lifetime of learn- ing, and in this sense, yours is the privilege of remaining young as long as you live. I earnestly hope that each of you will exercise that privilege to the full, recognizing that your formal right to hold life in your hand -the doctor's degree-is but the prologue to acquiring the kind of com- petence and judgment which such an awesome right morally requires. These crowded years of indoctrination have afforded you little chance to develop extra-professional, or cultural, interests, yet I hope you are sensible of the value of such interests in the life of a doctor and that when you are in a position to regulate your time, as you soon will be, you will embrace them. They can enrich your years beyond measure. Finally, to each of you, I extend my heartfelt wish for a full measure of years, achievement and satisfaction. CHARLES CAMERON, M.D. Dean to the Noblest Pro ession AJ Niki in 5 Xt: uv- lbs! 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Grant me strength, time antl tipptiitiiiiitx alwaxt tti ttniett what l hate .it quired, always to extend its domain: lui' Lnuwletlgt- it ininienst- and the xpiiit ol' man tan extend inhnitt-ly to enrith itsell daily with new ietiuiieiiieiitt. ltitl ix he can tlist'm'ei' his eritns til yestertlay antl ttiiiitnitiw he may tihtain at new light l on what he thinks himsell suit' til ttitlai. l 0 God, Tliou has apptiinted nie tu watth mei' the lile .intl tltztth til lhx t'1'eatui'es: heie I ani ieatly loin ini xtitatitin. And now l ttiin ttntti mx talling: O stand In nie, ini God, in this titilx iinptntanl t.tsLL Grant ine stittess! Fm- XVithotit 'lhi ltning ttiuiisel and stiliptiit. Man tan axail hut natiglit. Inspire mt- with llllt' lmt- lm thix ini att And lm' 'lhy tit-attntw. O grant- lhat neitht-i glL'1'tlltH gain, mn thiist hit l.imt-, mn min .tinhititnil Mai intt-ilt-ie with ini attiiitx. 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Ilu-If-um ll .llD.Il.lll1llllllll1.l llllll ul llu' nmuul .uul llll' wma: uluu lu. an lluml Nlmuug l'llUlI'1lllUlIlxl'll lnmlfumlu'mullf-1.uullllflum llu' SXllllI.llllX Im llllllmln Nlllll IIIILQ .mul llllxltllllllll ll xxx llxxwlu, Xl ll u u , lwf .um lh.-'J I 'J I I l l -9, 6 .ng '1- 'N Yr Y - .- H'- 31 'mix 4 S rf' A I' ' . 4 1 . 'O ' .' qv .T -1 'V lx .-'Qg r ye 5, fi p :W ti: P15 I4 w-ry ,5- 1'18lt0II1y Anatomy is dehned as the study of the human bod by the method of dissection. Its birth as a science is ri corded many centuries before the Christian era. Bein the oldest division of the discipline of medicine, it only fitting that by means of its study and its metho the student begins his journey into knowledge. The firi subject to be studied. it is likewise the first to nurtul and strengthen those attributes and qualities so essenti: to the physician: for there is patience in dissection, pe severance in memorization, and the exercise of intellei tion in the perception of significant relationships. Too often the debt of the student to his teacher is a but forgotteng not so in anatomy where the names of th great workers have been enshrined in the nomenclatui -Galen, Malphigi, Hunter, Stensen, His and countle: others. The debt owed to these, our teachers of time pas is inestimable: many worked under adverse condition frequently in dehance oi existing lawsgthe references tt which they had access were meager and often inaccurate their only encouragement lay in their insatiable desii to dispel ignorance and to clarify doubt. Vie realiz with gratitude that upon their labors and their life work our present knowledge is constructed. ij . - I . 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Yanllyke NIGHT ,j-Q - iv., Ni 1 1-'aff 1 , .t ,f,f.,' ' .1 s l 'Allah Ill'- ' ii H 2 'Af' Gilead P - 4. .7 , 'lin-ai ,.4..n.q-.z..fefn1 - s A - , ' Hi tolo y 1' 'W ' se. ' +1 A as Q we A s sz 'f ,,k,,' IQ x, F Through the looking glass It was inevitable that in his study of the body man could not long be confined to those structures visible only to the unaided eye. lVith the development of the invaluable adjunct of micros- copy attention was turned to the finer structure of cells, tissues, and organs. ln 1839 Theodore Schwann laid the foundations of the now celebrated cell theory. These great strides toward a more thorough knowledge of human structure represented the beginning ol' a new science, Histology. AND DAY if-A I ,uw b ' . - - 1 WF P f 6' is R .- , g ' 'fa f,..,. I , 3 . fm 1 5 ' A' F -r' ,- g. Dr. Raymond C. Trucx A. vf , U J A 'k 'f ', f kr GZYX An- , 4 ai z? 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Xf- fr. f ie' ' W an ,i i .2 .,g 31.5 ,lgiyl ' g: 2 ch: 3 y a ' .,3fQ': ' Y f f. fi? st r '. A -. -e .5 .jfy-R-. . 'T 31 ff niffflijf - ,Q ., Q pi :W A . , 1.4 f'h ' 1 'fe- -sg, ,..- Nl. john Boyd, Ph.D. Projesmr and Head. Department of Biochemistry Dr. joseph S. Delfrates LJ .21 l K 2 is . ff'-fd ll! . 1 .f ,, we v-1 Bioehemi try On the third floor we entered the bewildering world of enzymes, nucleic acid, spetial diets, bottles in paper bags and venipunetures, electrolytes and vagaries of Henderson-I-Iesselbach. The bible of Cantarow and Sthepartl proved to be a better sedative than Fulton. XVeel4ly nugget sessions and the quaint Manila en- velopes gently reminded us that this branch of chemistry unheard of before the 1900's as a field of its own, would bring us to our knees. 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Cain ztntont' possibly lottgct: 'Ilic kyiiiogixnpln. clcttiit pens, innstlc pt'cpzn'z1tions which never seemfrd to toopcrzttt' sullicicntly to piotlucc ll desired record. llic llostililj, so llCtIllCl1llX oxcrtly cxIn'cs5c'tl, of clzissnizttes towards 2llJIJ2ll'1lllIS oi llllltllllltllf lJiiI'll1L'l, oi' lmotli. llte Satttndaiy inorning 4llllllCS wlicrcin wc wctc introduted to it new tontcpt in tlic olmicttixc tylmc ol cxznninzition. 'Ilia zittcinpts by otn pimltwwis lo t-lntidzitc sonic ol thc liner points ol tht' Clllllllillflll stlicnizt. lltc ntnnlmct' ol tlzisaiiiztttw spotting, gtiltl-lllClilll'f znnztlgznn jowelry :tt tht' tontlttsion ol cxpt-riiiicttts utilizing tht- Yzin Slykc ztppztrztttls. llicsc :ind siinilzn intidt-nts ant' it-ziclilx it-czillccl, while the more int- portzint Izitt tlizit wc gained sonic sound Intuit lJl1?Nl0lUglC'lll tontepts is oltcn oxctlookcd. XX'l11it wc it-iiiciiilict' tain lac zittitilautcd mostly to our own tltnnsincws and iiicxpctictittfz wligit wc lc:n'nc'd can he attributed in ltngc pant, to D11 Stottk intcitwt. Ili. Rccdb pziticnte. Dr. XVie1'cinski's syiiipattlix, Nlly l ostct s lnnnoi. :ind Nlt. lictlitclk cncotnztgeinent. I 1 . , v -,-f lg.: ,E D f 1 , 3 Q I X john C. Scott, Ph.D. Professor and Head of Department of Physiology 'P 1, , r-M ---, 4. K J A - .fix 1 fx 1 - ,lx .1- xy' Z uf. Ns if A -lik 1 i g' A :D I I I 5523 N I J' ,X r7- 5 T 1 mmun xolunu uf hm mg . . . ll xl V K. f ' ' .z. -1 1 y I' E ' ' I ' A wr . ii 'W . 7 1 'P H li 'Y .I a. il . vgyxhxftn hir. . .- Q or ' ' ' E . , 3. L i i V ,X , 7 3 5 4 Q - mfg ' , q0efY'fi'glff7 '-Q I A tux f ,X Post mortem demonstration Early l9th Century Patholo .ls is our jmlliology So is our prazfife osI,iiR In the accumulation ol' medical knowledge, isolated subjects as well as isolated lacts cannot long survive in nian's lragile memory. Their viability requires that they be bound and linked into an integrated whole-and so it is that the student ol' medicine fits his facts into the unifying lramework ol pathology. A considera- tion ol' its place in the turric'uluin makes apparent its vast importance: during the first year ol' school the student delves into the normally lunctioning body! pathology deals with the derangeinents ol normal anatomy and physiology as they occur in various disease states and so points toward the study ol clinical medicine. Pathology is then the bridge that spans the hiatus between the basic seientes and the tlinital years ol' study. -Fc. 1..- '35 I ,.,v 1 -ir l ,fi j i -.. A ' lf, N' ' f N- l '22 - .. L- 11: A11 - Y' X 'i f.: Na Q .,.--1 X , , e. bl.:-' Overuse atrophy? I-X1. Jil 1.1 13: Q il kg ----, 0 'f , II 2 ' , E Z , Q x -ik . W' Karl koiwai UI. Rulwll I. IXUNAIKI il jon-ph ll. lmbriglia. 'SLD 5. IU Y U Ex l'1ojz'uur und llrud. Ihpmfrnrnl of Pulholoqx PAR 4+ QE -QC, V xlllnlux .I Nun 'IIN ll.nll lnggunuug lu Il.- quill' is 2-r-'51 if -4 t 1 ' Xi , fb-. .2 A Q I 'ii'H.'z,'! 'Ui-nl e y .i . , gi Q aff- CNX I Rene Descartes' giant microscope had tubes flied with dear wellfwatev. Rosario NI aniglia, NLD. wr Clinical Patholo The study of pathology is more than the gross and microscopic alterations in structures that are unearthed at the necropsy table. Indeed, these abnormal- ities are but the end stage reflecting dy- namic derangements of physiology and biochemistry in the living state. The de- tection of these derangements by con- trolled laboratory methods has given rise to the maiden science of clinical path- ology. Advances in this field of medicine have been most rapid in the last few decades and the information provided assumes ever increasing importance in the total clinical picture of disease. 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V1 . 1 fu, 3. 1 , - Antonj van Leeuwenhoek To cure disease is an art which cannot be arqzlired by the mere reading of lmoks, but 111111111 must be learned from exjierienfe. 1'H11.L11'Us '1HLoPHRAs'11fs Bo1mAs'r fPARACEl.SUS, 1493-1541 'H f-1 i Amedco Bondi, Ph.D. Professor and Head, Department of Microbiology M. 1 1 an M48 X, I! L. 1 I l gl mics Coming toward the end ol the pre- clinical worlc, the course in pharmacol-, ogy introduces the aspiring physician to the basic drugs he shall use in his prac- tice. Stressing the pathophysiologic effect ol clrugs, the meclic is taught rules 01 their dosage and given pointers in the art old dispensing them. From his sojourn in the peculiar seventh-lloor atmosphere, the inlormecl medic shall learn: lo be humbly aware ol the need lor constant stucly ol new developments in pliarmacology, and to review olcler concepts: To prescribe with thought and accuracy. cognizant of moral and legal obliga- tions: To write prescriptions-in the metric system-legibly lor the pharmacist qbut not too legibly lor the patientjg lo lceep abreast ol' pharmaceutical house panaceas, and yet be confident ol' time-tested meclications: lo be prudent in pharmaceutical house investments: 'Iio rely upon the benefit ol a clrug in the light ol what a pliysictiatrs atten- tion ancl tor a placc-bo might do under the same conditions. y 005 v-UP f -- joseph DiPalma, NLD. Professor and Head, Department of Pharmacology Pharmacology . 5 3 x 1- F'l-f-'I- Fi: fliiggsyf ww sm.-:sl f it ' 2 alum 5915. Byfun. fampgcr. Umbra. Ro? wnfirr Sanur Gyrup. Squaw 67199. Renaissance Laboratory Chemists distilling, pressing and trans- forming herhs into medicine. if uv- Dr. Morris Spi ries .Lx K Tb. A i 'C' 1 ,rf--cf-fv7 x ' . 7- 4 I---f,,.i Q 7 :v??: J71.'fu.-L '7:' ' N 3.----fri -'-I-' f 5 :iv iff I X x 4 s l 1 . .5 Qin:- lll. X. hun en n-.W K, ,ia--, .3 4 ,,- V : f, .4 sf-- U .--x Nl ll.ll ul ll.u1i C li I .-r,4... - ..- xx. Heh ' 61 ' .Sq ,, KJ A- 5 . :T Toulu N mf O Q' V' r -,,...-4 -'1' L.-. ID H I its 40x iei 2 1a nosls s u QQ X U i Ph sical ff . . . ' ' fl 5 , ,ffl jlyy 'v r Q 5 s s I 1 1 , ig --3' 1,-.: , ' if 52591 if if ' ' ' ' A QV' in A iff!!! Z I , ' Z 30 elsean dia nostic urine glass Urine man body l6th century 1 ll w W P-1... -l., - i1O 41?- zy zo. 3-Sn all 2.4i G Nr' wx I 'T F Parac ' g . sediment indicates locus of disease in hu- fi 'BV A 1 I .s Q i 'xx - ' -X 1 7 V IE f X E A 0 lil 5 . 9 1 a '0 1 l I .8 5 19. i D fi . '3 I I4 if A. '6 '7 I8 K 3 ki 19 iw 'X W! 'Hz ' kv gg, To plurk ou! the u'f'f'rI.s of rliserzsc they mils! be l'6'C'UglII'I.6'II in thi' early strzges, else they may so mferrzm 1110 gnrrlen-tim! f?l'IIC1'I'f'1IfI'0H is impos- sible. w1I.LlAM isovn iaxtia ' 'M' ,fl furphy V ,ff g X X I 2.4 'Q 1 3 Q b gf' gQU. hiffl ' X' n 'll ' 4 K 4 E , A G a .Qi q:-E 31 A fig- Q-Q gamma V -3 N155 Q X I fy 1 - f ,121 P Q K Q55 ' if . , X 4 f A5 , TQ X K , f -,S Y' YA I Xt...- Ve. '76 3 I Public Bathhouse, 13th century Public Health It was during our Sophomore year that we first came into con- tact with Dr. Pascal Lucchesi and the Department of Public Health. Following a series ol' introductory lectures and roll calls by Dr. Bogucki, held trips were taken to various parts of the city, and we were able to study the wonderful workings of that weird combination of government and medicine. Highlights ol' the year were the exacting weekly quizzes Qlifhy did Benjamin Rush fire that cannon?j and the informal attitude of the final exam, which Dr. Bogucki jokingly took with us, and topped all grades with a resounding 64. Bless that curve! The 3rd and 4th year courses were given each Saturday morn-- ing in Klahr. This stimulating hour saw the appearance of several outstanding guest lecturers, city public health oflicials, visiting professors of almost everything, doctors, nurses, and several of Dr. Lucchesi's relatives. Key subjects, ranging from mosquito control in Camden to lobbying in Harrisburg were discussed, and we came away from the course qfinallylj with the knowledge that the health and Li welfare of the public, and the control of Salmonella in potato salad were well assured by those who serve with Public Health. I , iff, , xllufk V J ba. yf , '50- Drs. Bogucki and Lucchesi Lecture ij fn.. -QQ vi V V fn x. SQ-5. , , '. , nz- lf ..'.. -14221-.5 . . , , . . , , . 1 i 1 f ' 1 it l 'A 1 . fix,-' :,' 14.171 i' 'fl x t 4. - 4 as . - ' u --. - , sv., 4 1.3. ' - V 1 . '41 . . , 4 ',.. f. , '- . -, oh ' 1 bw ' l . - .. - '., - 79-if '--'.'- -' - , . .L . -v ,rf ' -. '-f!f'iv'l:v:7'WL-X ' ' '- 14.1-54 I ' -ef' .,. 'ui .' 'gf f -'i '- N ,ii KQV V1 ' . X 4 Ji 4. G -gs xt H' T215 ski . Paracentesis To dehne Internal Medicine is practically impossible. Iincompassing as it does, pathology, surgery, hygiene, and especially physiology and bacteriology, one might be safe in stating that it deals with the study of disease, its etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis on a therapy, exclusive of the actual performance of surgery. Such a definition might be safe-but hardly adequate. Despite the ethereal conhnes, the specialty was rec- ognized as such even during the early period of Egyptian medicine. At this time all disease was thought to be due to parasites and when these could not be demonstrated it was postulated they were invisible but none the less re- sponsible for the pathology. The times have seen enor- mous changes since this parasite-minded era. But, throughout the ages Internal lNIedicine has retained one characteristic-that it remains a haven for the investi- gator, the thinker, the intellectual whose great joy lies in the solution ol a complicated problem.. Two years ago Hahnemann welcomed Dr. john H. Moyer as head ol' the Department ol' Medicine. Ably assisted by a lull time teaching stall, and with the con- tinued excellent etlort ol' our regular staff, advances in teaching, patient care, and research, have been remark- able and impressive. john H. Moyer, M.D. Professor and Head, Department of Jlffdffffle Dr, Lewis P I -.I 1,- ., wil 4 J ' ,, .lf 1' edieine G. Mills 9 l x 1 '35 What is my Blue Cross number? Dr. William L. Wilson ln 'M I I nib A are Q E :inf I Wi' ii! 5 lk cJA1ENx x ,xx lCkNA 17P0llxA-TTS H L. I lb Sl I I H 1 1 ll I F' 5' 0 NSR 1 l ff 4 A4 E71 li 1. A man may prnetiee all the days of his life, and yet be newer the wiser for his experience, if he negleels In make the proper observation, which that experience might suggesl to him. J. FREIND, M.u., 1725 af' ei ill!! Dr. Leslie Nicholas M95 Transfusion from lamb to man, l7th century in ,. 'l5.!7 Consultation , R A V V' , in X rw- -A ffl J 3 . V ' ' Q e Ls, , V p .- x Q y is I - AJ but ,I-Qfx Lay' Dr. Daniel Mason 4' Z' 1 r 'L U 1, . Venipuncture , Q x If HKHNEMANN MEDICAL couecf Ano Hospmu svmposuum on Hvpenreussou v I O 9 by X, 'K' J I 1 F' T. i Shu un Hand el Q , Q f My l fx x. . K ' vs wr .A , V Vqnl -'v.,,.i . fel? Dr. Bruce V. Macliadyen bstetric -G The dawn of obstetrics, in recorded literature, dates to the time of the ancient Greeks, there being several treatises on the subject in the Corpus I-lippocraticunif' Midwives dominated the period, physicians being consulted for complications. Contributions to the science were insignificant until the nine- teenth century, which witnessed the inception of great discoveries and advances in the field.This included the work of Semmelweiss on puerperal sepsis, of -Iohn Braxton Hicks on the management of abnormal presentations, and of Ludwig Bandl on obstructed labors, to cite but a few. Because so much of present gynecology is of a surgical and endocrinologic nature, we can Find practically no reference to it in the writings of old. lt is properly an offspring of our own century, partaking as has all medicine since 1900, in rapid theoretical and technical development. ig :QQ l ,,iXmltxlilfl , . llg fffaff. W 2,6 - '. x g , www ww will-y i' :l ' .35 ' 4-Tw ' Si X . . Ni. 'l '. f ' st' S ,5s5. -,- fi NX4 , WW- X ,X 'NN x- . -' X , 0' Q' si s -as ' . 'TSR xfgh ws .- - P - 'A 4' f 9 0 sg! Env -. .-J. ,,..il.,mxNA .mm np. -Q1 s 5' 6' 5' Ps' f i :. 'X WET- '. .- Wir, 1 . M 0 990 i : : -' - -'QNWSN '.wX -'P23N-w- 'l - -f 8' X sS5.q x0.s' :ISN s vi 'Q:s5:.Cf w1-g--'-xi',7'- 1: '.- ' '2- .-:I-5 2-Sz: I 22:2 N ' ,v 30:51 ':Q',s P' Q- S.-15 5 if' X R' Q: ' E':,-V :QXO :AI Sis H ' , - 'RS' Sf-:I wi . . ' - V, -, X. . ., . . -if - ' '--we ES. , -I -, . V, , Q 1 A '. ' if . - .. 3 if- A' E 2 '-- 2 K . ' In .s .' N Q -n ,X . A lu 1' ' Q I W ., n ' AF I , .. -4 lu W-Ai K 1 I i .iii A R' x .1 ' - t 'Q l E' 3- ir is' -1 'Q f -xx: Q ' 1 I ' x 'ill ,' I' 5 If . xt l' ms gl b Y Q, K l f ,jf 5 yy lr .j l3 g, .' ', Q 1 ' Y , , -, 4 W Xt, qi ! Midwife N i Y Dr. Newlin F Paxson necolo l, W3 '21 ., Ii. 1. 2' yi s.. , s ltr 4 i..J I it ,t , i - I, Down Leukorrhea Lane attending childbirth, 16th century woodcut C X 1 S A.' u I J, .-I x 1 x L 17 H As , Q '. W Dr. N hull 1 , I Q l . j-N ASQ ,-- ' ' ' ,nv I 'rf X A B 3 1 , 3 ,f 'I --,K if g ff 1 Q , , . x 5 N 5. - x x ' 'L A .7 R X R U. .N ff -I 'x N 1 N XX. XX J INXII' u A V712 flinif v 5 Q50 L 4 1 I 1 ,, so 1 V ff' , T 'X ' f fr AW-sf, . LAQ v .' .4-- L r r 8 . 7 , . , :fix A , ff X lf I ?' -9 1 4' I of' K 11- 0':' 40 'xx A W Like this, Dr. Samet SW f' 1' Xa, 9 L frifi' Oh, lawdy, not again!!! Must be here somewhere ,Z I A ' .A ,TM N ' bl- - W , I Dr. Pontarelli and Dr. Ross K 'dv C 'J X , 1 ., , 1' ,v X . L Y I Q . X , f A N Intravaginal Fumigation, 18th century -f H Q 1 ., A W :S ,345 2 :fx X '. R 3 -,Z 8 i bk A x. 'f2 5 mffil' ' I P: r'-1. --. . ' 1 '14 My il +, M: Q MF: . .El 'fu I.. ' 2.431 x in vp ' , Y. -fry? W., 5 ' ' ,T 'M .4 , 1' L - .-fr :Y A 4 Q -Q - J.: f A .-5 4 -P - 1 . . V-. . , -- 4,-4.4 ..P, . , , . -. L, ' Q , 'fig . Lf' , . 1 I :L 4 ,M J , ' ,, ' lb? Y- ' A' I In T, M, wir. 1 4' gt I I- ,L-I , V , mg., , F -2 4. 6 x S 1 I' 1 1 s l L X nv F . l 1' . 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R Z A 4-, ..gy ? 9 1 ? 5 Y 9 J' D 4,4 - -.1 124. xxx., 5' X ' IH- I ff , N w v u' K, r W 9, X f . General surgery and the six sur- gical specialties are being trans- formed into new programs for grad- uate and undergraduate Hahne- mann. The past year has felt the vigors of the new head and a changed department. XVith more responsibilities rele- gated at both ends of the training ladder, the 1959 senior was in the middle ol that laclcler, busy' in Ap- plied Sophomore Surgery. The new program with its exclusion of seniors from very needed outpatient train- ing, was slightly' redeemed by the sur- gical conferences. Attracting more outside surgeons lor their varied views, and with a stimulus to corre- late pathology 'with the cases pre- sented, the conferences were well- attendecl by students, house and visiting stall alike. Surgical research has been en- couraged by new grants: the teaching stall' has sought newer inetlrocls lor diagnosis and treatment. Students and house stall have participated in more research projec ts. The traditional Hahneinann ac- cent has been upon the practical, the general practice preparation, the front lille ol' inedicine. Clnric-nt snr- gical training is oriented toward acacleniic and specialized types ol medicine. The class ol I959, the class ol 'lihc' Great 'l'ransition in snrgc-ry, hopes that as changes go on, that the stic- cess ol' preparing yonng physicians lor competent practice shall bc' coin- inenstnatc- with thc- c-nc-igic-s expend- ed by the new dc-pantnient ol Stn- gc-ry. SI , if ff 1. v ' cv., 1 . 5' V: . s 3 5' rg . 5 L .1.. Pc'rl1r1j2.s Nic' Illllillifj' no! only to nc Illlllf' tl1c'conf'1clc'11cc'of !l1f'fn1I1c'I1I,f1 to cIc's1'r:'c' il, lo sn' zrlmt thc' flllflfllf lfI'SIH',y nm! nwuly, fonnxy rliioicjf lin sixth sr'11.sc' 4 i A , ' A uc cull lllllllflflll tlflllll III Iron comfy from zc'nlrwypc'rnr1c, and clrep synijxulliy' for r111cl1Ic':'ol1'o11 to fl1!'fIIlfIf'llf,QITIPIQ to 1ln'po.syc'syor renmrlcczble abzilily' to aclzicfzfcf results. 7 x, I in N tx: I UR. LH Kill l N ll, Xl X J' l , Q 155 MIK .W , ul v fv- x I ,Q K! ,ll 4 l. . -, , l . I x X1 , , ' 1 X x N l r 4 - n btw xx . xx -A , xx . 'xx :Mil WN YW F' Q .5 ,s :Alf N x Xin 1 3 N R 1 lx Age? fy XX X J ' :il u. xx x N X .- gm, nk ., . 19 x by '-'-if!-m ...,-,.. 50177 ' L- A v'7-' ,nn L. f nit Qxl, ji lx 1. kk' . A , I N .. 4,x ', ' ' ' , ylwb- . 9 .I il . ,,. Vx ' N A V N ts . QJ X Q jriivcxx N5 , V lf, v X , f'JuiNrKB39 Xi 1 4 r ', 1 X. LX .YA -I XX Q X' T .4 nts 1,712.4 i john Howard, M.D., F.A.C.S. Professor and Head, Division of Surgery Alfred Catenacci, M.D. Professor is gl l and Head, Department of Anesthesiology 'x-P 11401 Er. , LW' Morning Scrub Charles P. Bailey, M.D., F.A.C.S. Emeritus Professor of Thoracir Surgery , 35. i 0 N '52 .g.v'4 U! 1 tl 1 P san Fus xi ,, I win n Ll 1 n ...,......- --V . G 0 X ' 1 b I ' l H 5 In Q I Q I I vi Q 1 L. ,J gk! 9' my ' Y. X lx-Q 'K-P' l is X I xx' .,.. 42 il :IO Babies consiclerecl grown-ups in miniature, received heavy dose like adults lVonder what the hemograms will show? ' l i 't l 1 I CX 1. .fi 'Hill Q .., , J , , 74 'fi 1 ff' i,...i-1- Pediatrics llie llL'lJ2ll'llllClll. ol' l,ittle l'eople's Meclicine has sustziinecl sexterzil grovstli-clizniges. Outpzitients :ire seen in the newly rencn'zilecl Hnlnienizinn Clinic, :incl :it the Girzircl College :incl -lane Kent Dany Nursery which lizive been ziclclecl to our ziflil- izitecl services. 'l'lie Seventh Floor lizis been renovatecl to lizinclle more peclizitric' cases. Fcmrinul, cliniczil, :incl becl-sicle ccmlerences are given in the cure of the young cliilcl from meclical, clentzil, nutritional, ancl emotional vic-wpoints. New clrugs zincl new inetliocls ol' pro- phylaictic' nieclicine :ne cliscussecl zincl zippliecl to better cure ol' the scliocil cliilcl. I 'lille trziclitionzil gocllzitber-by-choice ol the HUXYA, full- time Depzirtnient Hezicl Professor Fischer is aiming his grow- ing stall ut lizir-rezicbing inetliocls :incl lucilities lor teaching Pecliatrics to the Hzilineinzinn grzicluzite :incl unclergracluate stuclent. Carl C. Fischer, M.D. Professor and Head, Division of Pediatrics I , f 1 X N'illiam P. Gregg, SLD. f- H AE V-snr! A .-r '7 l - - u ' Y I1 1 1 ,,v-' AQ J .f' Blum lhllll: ai. K6 ANN 'V-'il' Nl xx Nlml l chl'ZllM'l' In lhr pound , Q P .X vs ' -v . 3 l.lu'alpvl' In Ihr lI0ll'll 1 -5 P . 1 , 9 ' ' ' ' ci- 'qi 1 X ' , A . s ,ffl Y- ' Q - Y I F 'xx if I-.'-I ' v 'awk r- , , 5 . . y 0. ' Q O I 1 I ' , , l . .-,YN- ' . '-if huu, N so- .ll 0 1 1 ,t A X 1 9 4 -7 Y t I Q w'-.1.:s-:Ti - - . Y- . . 4 4 ,- A JR. . II, X i ' I ' ,Q fa- N , A , ,A The Sandman 'VY' 'Q' Fw a 'xN?-.4 ' 5 - -Nj L' N ' s R, in r E E . I 5 i O . I ' a 5 Q if 'F r'f'Y': i SY 'Looks like a surgical case, Doctor. Inny Questions ,gs ii' 4 f g K Dr. I-'itti and Dr. Tamoura li N. l X Nor! 2 m WP. 'ln YN U- L Traction L. .2 -...-- ' r , ' . J y 1 i. 'I u 4 ' V A I Q i , 1 , bi - i 5 ' i RM. U .gm , l f Horst Agerty, M.D. 'T I N K r ' X. I , ,If -' xl I A I ' XC? 53 i 1 . par- ,, f. I ,. -at Y ., , In E K S X. A I 'M' ' 48 ' v ' ' fig' 6 Precocllv . . . Lur . . , C,..nU.mm i . 1 GV! I 'x f K, ' m N' I JH f v .X X. fa K I, :lf ' A S 4 x 's , - If v . ,in .I X, FJ, X l Ionsu lution . . . X ,,, V9 lx.uniu.aliun 6.5: F mi DL 5 l ., - s..w-, 1 ,.s-H' rahur-PC.+fr:f' gy. : FRE HMA CLASS On the morning of 2 September I958, a group ol one hunclrecl :incl sexen nren trncl one wonrtrn KC! -ztyerzrge zrge, Z-, zryeruge weight, l70 ften pounds overweight but soon to clizrngei-trssc-nr bled with bright shiny latches in Clzrssrooin Cl. lizrch incliyicluzrl representecl the chosen one out of ten. 'lihe other nine were ernployecl. This wars the clziss ol ITIU2. The lreslnnzin class occupies :r unique position in any ecluczrtionzrl institution in that to its niernbers everything is tr new and lresh experience. 'lihose who haue gone Irelore lls :night enjoy reliving their lreshrnen experiences through sonic- ol our cogent crlrserrittlcnrs, For exzrnrple, clicl you lcnow thzrt the Nloclerzrtor lizrncl is really ar hxe pic-ce combo gippetrring nightly :rt the Club Locus Czreruleus . . . that Hilton's line is not ar charin ol hotels . . . that there is zr student rnorernent to Keep Hzihnern1inn's Clzrnrpus Green . . . than ar student was lzist seen trying to lind his wary to the Yencleterizr . . . thzrt recent statistics hzrxe proxen thzit the lile expec- tancy ol' tr lzrculty rnernber is three yezrrs longer than thzit ol gr stuclent-the rezrson no clonbt being the new eleyzrtor thzrt hzrsn't been purchased yet . . . :incl thzrt in orcler to Lnow the arlnrornigrl. you rnust know the nornrzrl . . . :incl th.rt we clont know the norinzrl. at Hllr1'l ' ' 5 ' A IND qi i N I Z' ' -in l '.. -J-rw i z,. fig m23 a H-, Q 'fz J., i iq. , , , 1 ' ' . . 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'Does rcdllx hurt to smilc? fha m hmm 1 ' inf-, . lhrn s nm Ill uns gr :up OPHOMORE CL SS St'lllL'lllllL'l' S, found SllllllllCl' 1'acation nothing but a lllL'lll0l'y and niiiety-seven ol tl1e already i11la111o11x1l:1s5 of lllfil hack i11 tl1e fold. 'llhe prevailiiig thought in ex'eryone's llllllll was that we llllll heen ll'k'SlllIlCll for tl1e last ti111e i11 our lives and Olll' first year was nothing l1lOl'C than ll fading lllglllllllllf. llere lllillll of 115 paused and recounted the words ol' our predecessors that 1an1e to llS i11 the darkest hours of our llCSl1lll2lI1 year, You think this is had, wait until you l1it llllllllllflgllu XN'e never got tl1e tliance for any such aggressive z1t'tion.z1s Pathology opened witl1 21 straight right to the jaw that has kept inany ol us ofl lJ2ll2lIlL'C to this very day. Gentlemen, Path- ology ix worth -I6 units. Iflunk this course and you are in real trouble! XVith these reassuriiig words ringing i11 our ears. we juinped llClllllll'Sll into the world of inorhid anatoiny, never to see the light of dai 1111til l:ClJl'lllil'y 7. lVho will ever forget the prz1etic'z1ls and tl1e orals that found llS pitting ourselves against llllCl'0SCOlJlC Pathology when most of us eould11't l'ClllCllllJCl' what the l1Ol'l1llll looked like.ortl1egrossspecime11s, where gm iiiliireteql lung 1-efeived diagnoses ranging from 21 Cat hit hy 11 Cement truck to a I-I 81 H 111eatloz1l l. Then eznne the strangest phenomenon ol all . . . through the hzrrrage of lllllOl'lI12lll0Il that had pounded us incessantly, we found our- selves inaking that tedious transition which was to turn bewildern1e11t into l'CZlSSlll'2lI'lCC. For the first tinie, confidence replaced sheer fright and we realized that Pathology was indeed the basis of niedieal science and we would carry our new found confidence IIOI only i11to our clinical years, but lor the rest ol' our lives as practicing IJllySlCl2lllS. .JK 1. tg 'L Q ,. If xl Do Unto Others . . . . . . M hm Nnuld H.nc Ulhclx Du lnm You .HN X W Llllplmccs mul hash h.lmis In-imc . . . DPH K Hl'5IORl'QSQl'li ff 1 jx K 'S fish u 'S 5 -'fvfirrg 7 Lal l Y A KX Ai' .f ' 2 rl 0 X 'aG hi I -fiqfd W , ' '1 J il if :L Tribute to the Gods ix we , lj Y' . av' ,g f na X 4 i 5, we YCRYQE Research? And now a word from our sponsor 3 , Y' I '- Q' t alia' Whirh one stuffed the cotton I 2' , K 'W X. Lab Pirate Alas Poor Yorick I K :Ff- - n Knew Him Well , 1 SIM' 5....nZf 1 gi 1185 4 I 'X E' Breathe Bunm Breathe - like il best 5lll0lhCIt'd in unions i 1... Don't believe that slull they hgne lu m.u'k on the curn- ,mm in 'mm Now then how do won prefer lo pm lor the new slide box i 'i .I , . I l 4 , . Y , D Q .s Q. First Razr. Left to Right: N. Peters, Polto, R. Nlaranoll, H. Cohen, Phillips, Shane, A. Schuster J Rodo lico, Skilling. Selond Row. Left to Right: R. Marrone, F. Kletkner, M. Schwartz, YV. Moore, Prllat Nl Ruder man, H. Simons, S. Wolzmsl-ty, H. Snodgrass, Pulizzi, Reamer. First Razr. Left to Right: E. Sclrwartr, N. Schatz, A. W'ahlig, W. Figueroa, NI. Slay, Nc-her Henrx Rubinstein, -I. Forsyth. Seroml Rozu, Left to Right: NI. Sanet, P. Pratt, S. Armstrong, f Lissrter A Huff Sl wrnran, D. Snxder, D. Horchos, XV. Barry. 1 51. ' 9 - f Q ,,.. , i .PI Hi :lr .41 .!1' . I I ' ' ' . . , 4 , ill r N rv if 1, 1 , 1 Y O- .Af 05-1 xl Roux Lvjl lu Righl: NI. ldllillx. lx lDiNl.uuu. R. lDi.u. I-indlmll, L. I'-illIll'IlX, N. lhln-I. l., lmnk. ll. Bn ,- Nd. R flasssl. Seumrl Roar. Lrji In Righlf k.umlQu, .L k3lIt'llAlk, lf. Vlaum-s. ll. Ifogg, H. N .lgl'lll.lk1'I, 1. Ihrl. li. Sl. flairc, W. Hallman. lfivsl lfuzr. lm!! In lfiglll: L Nl'NIH'lg. S. Podnlskx, K. UT .mmn, I-. N.uuli, S. Inlms, lx. lIil'lHNIQ. I' knill llwxsllmll, R. Vllilllh. S4-'unul lfmr. Lrjt In Right: R. Sl.l'llIlI. XS. Il.ulim.m, N. johnson, R Lum, X kI.lIIlll L. killllrl, II. lXIt'illll'Il, R. lmln-I. 4 B 5 , I i ' 1 i - m i P l R E I I .J X I If 5' asv 1 1 1 4 fy! K-'af 15' 'rl ,J QI Q11--nInnLn.nn -gn.1Qnn3nnQQnhl33n.nnA.L I 111-A-nd AA Cl IQQQH---If UNIOR CL SS l 'les them 'is individuals whose nztme tags' bear the XX'hzit is at junior? Hzihnemztnn tescri 3 . . number 3. Surgeons will tell you they :ire the only people who manage to get in the way while holding retrztctors. Obstetricians remember them only as inztnimztte objects sitting with hand outstretched hopelully and hopelessly counting contractions. Medical people think of them as eager-eyed hopefuls who feel non-existent livers and have the :audacity to write in at chart, pos- sible A-Y nickingf' They are indeed at sorry lot . . . trumps in their arms from I0 page histories: cramps in their legs from 8-hour cut lestsg and cramps in their . . . glutezils from 4th floor endur- ance tests. They ure by degrees heroic, hypochonclrizic'zil, and hypocritical. Their diagnoses are brilliant: their therapeutics impossible. They are caught in 21 world of in-between . . . assurance ' ' ' ' 'H ' . Hfhat is a junior? They are peo- l 1 bt com Jetitixeness tempered with sacii ce tortured Jy tou . . . I ' ' ' ' ' l frt time glory in and are hum- ple who do not comprehend the word hopeless, and it ho lor tie 1 s bled by the phrase, Thank you, DOCTOR. . ,. .xgilp r fi Y14't-f:2i'A - f- LK 151-5 - ' . 4 ,seg ' I l '-: -Q ' mn. R, Y f' W, t -i a .v ' 1'1 -' Ls ,z' L4 ,,-,Ip . I, 4u,,' 1 I X N 1 1' X..- f , ' u X . X 1 .4 I 7 , L N XXXL l -x Q 'Tk .-A THE 1-RIND oisrmucs - aes ' TOXEMIA N man' A N Ill l I I u u4Inps Two lm lhr hooks NVU7 SI.unlc4l lrxl 4 I -I' r 'l, 1 4 ri , D B ' E-I UR. TUW fi --4 3 AN -2 A I 1 - Q- . J W Tx . , s .4 ..L.... 'I' 'sv' K, iii .1 3 ' gi ' 1, I E: 'A' ,I '-S. V Q 1 A ' - A ' 2 1 ' ' ,svn 8 :Nr N -,i 5 . 4 Y Q, . 'Q 4 mu -, ww ' 2 . J , . ,-,ri A . .1. -'f : 12,5 A 513. 1 fl: ' ' - F' ' v.A - - f A 5 -it tg: . g . . I -N 41 r I Q I ' 0 1 A I , , 1 ln.. . ffryif wwf X ,w,f:-f ' ...VS 'ia' 3. + .f 1-'Eva A ll,:,. I 01 .qryxih Q 1 I L 5,' ! . .f,.1fz ,,4 , 21.4 fir' 41.539 :'.x-,ew 4922 , - 7' ,ga ,. 1 N .1 - - . r , . V A . X3 1 1 b .L rf 1 i - - - 1, - , ,E A FW! 1 L ' Q 1, 3.1 -J .Q 'fi ..- ,.- 15 A-..g Qf ' -1 , . w 1 x 6 'Y' Q. --A ' ' ,.::.-Q-uw . 5. 3 M' 5 27... gtg,-'-. S. 4 -54:44 P -at PA - :iff fn' if 1 5 'Tj 1353- 'iff' 5'..i9,,5J ,rx : :J - -.- ' Y ' Z A - lf I 1 L+sgf ':eff f1f . .fp 'Aw 4 - ,-1 . Q 'IV ' 1 ig ' , , - ff rr - .. V.. - . Ea.. 'I' .E -.. - :s N' ..-V A gf V 5 ' '- X, I f 5 .' 'W - -I I- R V L . Q' ,I W I 1 sr-, P -. .7 14'-H1 'W 1 A A- J- 9 fl' x V - :gf ifiw as if -1 i Q' 1- IJ f,,Y'-'fag sw f ka- we rw: aw 4 'N if TF 1 ' ,.,,,:.1-1- ' ' ' A .- y'--1 , . - , 1: A , ,Y ll., ., , , . 1- -.,- , . -.l1-gs! . , , , . . ,. . ' 1 I Q - I Al V 1 , L 1 V g 1 L I . T ' l O K' N Flat-top Heads or tails? just gin' nn' ms wright. I Lmm mx lmlum Thal's a joke son, laugh! Xg.lill Ill KUlHllINiUll A ' x ' -4-- Jai? . A Ilrll crlls ul ktllk V' I NNN' I 4 Connnx, soon In full color Lhulerama R F N ,,.,-ff y - . 'K F5773 . 11 l , Q -i 53118113 4 ' ' W . I fl, -.L . V . xI 54 Y . Rl of, wp 2 'ja-A l s So who did you expect? Marlon Brando? i -H . 1 . V'? W1g, V il x Blast off at 2 A.M. is a ',,. J 11' .- 1 Ph A Ax 'B QS, Th INII . ii.. D f Amon I l I l ' just Ihr Luls m.n'.un I I Il's lwlr! Cl :mln .lm.u QQ' :vii sezits in the lecture hull . . . Dr. ,Xngulci exhorts If L ,.f WS'here do we go from here? IOR CL SS The lfnrzillfr of Ilie Hzzliiienmiin .lIec1fmlCnllege lmlcls its nnnlml n'c'lfnn1e fuirly and 1nec'I.s- 'l'Hli CLASS OF H359 lncisicwnzil opening cil the c'tn'ric'nltnn in znizttoiny lzih . . . lirst clzzy-exert tzihle ccnnplete with loin' stuclents . . . weeks lzitei-czicluxer replzicecl hx' pin-hzill :is cen- ter ul interest . . . cziclzix er rc-sinnes center ol zittrzicticm lcillciwing first exznn . . . Buckley hegins political cu- reei :ts prc-siclc-nt ul the clziss . . . stats in sznne rut lor the next lcnn years . . . Slizuer stzikes clziiin to three the ff estuclents to wstncly . . . stuclents coinply hs studying gloss in histology lzih :incl vice xerszi . . . lor einphzisis, Dr. Yzin Dyke pushes hlzic'lchozn'cls up, pulls thenr ' clown, :incl gc-sticnlzites in general . . . Spielrogel learns ' to pace :incl stncly att the sanne time . . . Aclelson per- lcirins. with entlntsizisin. znnliutziticm on cezitlztwei' . . . Dr. lrnex stippcmrts sagging incirzile with prcnnise, 1-lic-rithing will ccnnc- together, exentuzilly' . . . class ziclupts ccnnpulsixc' uct ul intertwining lingers to illnstizitc' lcnc-going reiiizirlc. zincl wztits . . . still wait- ing . . . liin Nlc lic-nchs holcls out cm sznne . . . neuro- :irizitcmix presents with scnne clrziwings. niziny inoclels, inyrizicls nl lesicins . . . l':itil -lznnes presents with callers ul ineinheisliips . . . clziss hcilcls lirst picnic' . , . Cicisxiclc, l.c'shc-r, jcmseph. Kirchner lzinnch Perlcicnnen swinnning scuisun licnn nptnrnecl czincie . . . having clcinc- exeistliing Init hlcrecl lor llc-:ir Olcl Hzihneinzinn. stnclc-ins ine iew:irclc'cl hs hioclreniistry clepzntinent . .. l :illcmwc-cl tcm hlc-c-cl one :inuther in lzilm . . . Roberson sets liiuclic-inistiy pace with cmtstzincling specimen procluc- vii bunclay was trmel clay tion . . . Renting heccnncs lzither ol the year, hy twins . . . on to pliisiolcmgs :incl the Sllflllg-2iCllX'Zll6ll kyino- grziph . . . l.cmis I.eunzircl clevelops penciil-zictivzlted writ- ing zirni to nrznch . . . O'Clonncn' hreziks out his shille- lzigh lor St. l'znric'Ic's Day i... I.yster attains lznne as c-cinch ol' now lznncnis pin-hull squzicl . . . Nloock estab- lishes lust stznicl ol Hcmieopzitlis . . . so encls the hrst yezn '... . . and flies' nic' Snfilimrioies . . Dr. Inrbriglia leads off with pathology and button-down shirts . . . Pat Pironti follows up with irnitation-minus the button-down shirt . . . Meisel imitates Koiwai- with multiple shirts . . . Gildea imitates Daunrier- with pathology drawings . . . everyone learns to rec- ognize liver cells . . . and draw them . . . Kashatus im- pressed enough to contemplate life among pathology' specimens . . . the class is privileged to welcome the new dean, Dr. Charles Cameron . . . bacteriology pre- sents pathogens, specimens, immunizations-and an impressive collection of slides depicting parasites . clinical pathology gets class bleeding regularly . . . psychiatry appears on the lecture schedule . . . DeSil- verio impressed enough to develop likeness, noted in later years, to Dr. johnson . . . Messey turns salesman for the benefit of The Medic . . . Dr. DiPalma, replete with distinctive vernacular, greets the class to phamra- cology . . . staff earnestly strives with tutelage . . . Dr. Barnes earnestly strives with dranratics . . . Tur- ner feels right at home amongst the drugs . . . Gunter and Ruderman also feel at home, sick that is, after ingesting Dr. Calesnick's test drugs . . . Pelszynski still safe from questions: no one can spell or pro- nounce his name . . . Dr. lJiPalma learns that the class can also ask questions . . . especially Dean Arvan . . . research experiments flourish . . . science stands still . . . nicotinic acid embarrasses Bill Cook's knees to the blushing point . . . preclinical studies end, and the class moves into clinical subjects . . . and physical diagnosis . . . first patients-unruly, uncooperative, with psychogenic ills-are themselves . . . Klein, in enthusiasm for orthopeclics, manages to break his ankle . . . Ninos, in comeback attempt takes to the Schuylkill . . . another picnic, atrcl Don Miller becomes known as the class troubaclour . . . and so ends the second year . . . . . . . . and they are juniors .... . Lovett marries and horreyrrroorrs for two glorious days before starting school . . .and the class moves on to the Hoors and into the clinics . . . Chapis sets the pace in obstetrics with the first delivery . . . Cressman per- forms tlre first arnniotorrry, cltrring a rectal exam . . . meanwhile, in medicine, Kreider describes the first Hutchinson teeth the class has seen-only to find that they are on a denture . . . eight o'clock lectures begin . . . half the class fails to take notice and continues to report at nine . . . everyone gets the feel of surgery -through retractor handles . . . stimulated by the gentle advice of the surgeon, they ctll ktrots, obscure fields, and make themselves generally' Irelpftrl . . . james A. Davis becomes so interested that he plans to have a look at his own thyroid at the end of the year . . . .lim Bitter continues, in these acadc-mic sur- roundings. to gather well-known facts about little- known syndromes . . . undatrntecl by niglrtwotk, Braun- schweig continues to corrrmutc -... and, rrndaurrted by assignment to be in two places at the same time. Hobbs sends a tape recorder to an obstetrics conference to deliver his assigned report . . . and Nlisenheimer endears himself to Dr. Reishstein because of his de- livery-room technic . . . and vocabulary . . . medicine acquires new management . . . black-topped tribes move into a position of importance for all students with a genuine appreciation of obstetrics . . . its the class moves into pediatrics, noses begin to run, throats begin to tickle. and chests begin to wheele . . . as the kiddies' chronic cold syndrome catches up with the students . . . and Ilickran Babigian gets his first taste of lroneyvarrcl-lemon . . . a therapy he will soon heartily' endorse . . . and so, while Bob-English prowls the halls with needles and tribes from the stat lab, the students on medicine prowl, armed with knowledge, in search of the hyperthyroicls, prediabetics and diag- nostic problems . . . and thus the third year ends . . .... . and they are Seniors . . . . . so Bill Bovard, with his regard for animals, takes his place in the dog lab . . . and Al May, with his regard for Bach, takes his place at Klahr's console . . . and Dr. Howard takes his place as the new head of the surgery' department . . . and the class members Lake their places as fifth assistants on the surgical team . . . the retractor of the third year is replaced by pen and paper in the fourth . . . histories and physicals are written . . . Russ Down, in the spirit of the specialist. is now noted to come to conference by appointment only ' . . . the class takes its place in the accident ward and the clinics . . . saying liyes with gay abandon . . . while, on rrredicine, Narrglrten frrrcls there are still things to learn-close the window on the sigrnoido- scope . . . and Kornhlurn finds that at Eastern Penn- sylvania l'sychiatric lrrstitrrte some of the patients show rare insight into their own problerrrs-arrcl into hers ...I loc- Hogan becomes Dr. l'asson's consultant in the llllllltl' of applying forceps . . . while Neu- walcler, not quite as interested in obstetrics, takes 'l'erry to the theater A... hrrt Al Faison, quite inter- ested, spends otre hour' itr scrtrb with an expectant mother to the ttrne ol: See what I mean, Alelly Bean! . . . away they all go on afhliation . . . where l'c'te Reisl takes on the role of the alarm clock with: l'l'. l'l'. liYlIRYlfUllY l'l'!' '... so the class turns to the irrrportarrt decision of internslrip . . . kd llrurrnet esenrplifres the typical stuclerrt's specificity, and ln-- conres the proponent of the ll.tlrnern.rrrn internslrip . . . while Nlary kylrllc-it prepares .r list yshich reads like the nratchirrg progt.tnr's clilectory under the keep 'ern guessing rorrtirrc' . , with thc- practical side of gradrratiorr rearing its ugly hc-acl. irrtc-rest lllltls .rgarrr lcr the pathology dc-p.rrturc-nt . . . ten more posts to do . . . these clonc-3 thc- curriculurrr's run . . . the fourth year ends . . . ..,...l.N'lI 'I'IIl'.l .HH I'lllNlffl.f.X'.y .. L s wig, QTY, , 1 y,,g,,. Q3 if ip ' N19 I v , , Y Qi Vue 1 , Wi! f , I ry r !lx'll'a? 'Ei' K, sw lf, M '25 - Q an . o Ax N - ' 1 El ' a if fb S81-Q zu, ...Q 1' Z I 4 0 I . 'Nu , ' 'N 'Sf' y i K .. J I l , ' i n' X .- I d 'AI . :l,,'- X I f 'K K . y 4 0 ilk X Lf-' x jg- . it-50 ' WJ? , 1 . A41 if , J I ' 1 T v 1 A .- '7' .L ,- ' 9' ox. X - ' e .A y .-j V ' 1.41 . . . 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It s ix ont' ul tht' largt-st Ol'g1lllllllllUIlS ul its IYIJC in thc mn ltl. , . litta l'hi c.ll2llJlL'I' was t-stahlisht-tl at Hahncinann in May, ISHS antl pit-scntly attliiirt-cl tht- thaptci' housc on ltith, Iwlmv Ratt: 'liht' tliaptci' has ptiisnctl a steady tonist' to a pmilitni ol lcatltrrxliip on tainpns, introtlut- ing many innmatiuns to Hahncniann stntlcnt lilc. An attiwc social lJl'0gl'2liIl, stholastit aitl with a wcll mnntlctl lilnary, inunthly tlinnci' int-citings antl an atinospherc of camaraderie arc the goals that Beta Phi of AKK has tonstantly strove to prmitlc its nictnhcis. An active and intcitwtctl alumni group has given gcneromly ol' its time antl i't-miiitcs to tnakc our venture in fraternal living a stxctesslinl and stahlc part ut the Hahncmann stcnc. First Row, Left to Right: P. Baker, F. DiManro, A. Schuster, E. Pelszynski, H. Neuwalder, A. Farson. Second Row, Left to Right: j. Kamdar, A. Wahlig, V. Croft, R. DiSilverio, F. Klerkner, 1. Gindhart, W. Barry, F. 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N . . i Q .z I l if , .. . Z n l E .gs '1 l . ' l i i I ,J I tt F, 9-.. .-Q First Row, Left to Right: Y. Miyazaki, P. Pratt, M. Misenhimer, J. Lupas, R. Naughten, H. Lillie. Second Row, Left lo Right: Stoner, S. Puma, N. johnson, R. Down, XV. Spangler, N'alsh. .llembers no! shown: R. Babigian, R. Baltz, L. Beach, Bitter, N. Chapis, WV. Cook, R. Drewes, R. English, Gildea, Glodek, YV. Kashatus, C. Keating, P. Riesz, M. Sevick, A. Crews, L. Fuller, XV. Cordon, A. Lopus, D. Lllglgllfv, W-Sifffert, F. liul.baSlii, W. johnson, Phi Beta Pi was established at the Medical School of J' I at' J' Polio' -l' Puhm' J' Madden' the University ol' Pittsburgh on March lfl, l89l. In the past 68 years it has flourished into a fraternity consisting of 36 active national chapters, all of which encompass the principles of social and moral unity in a brotherhood , for all. Beta Kappa Chapter was founded at Hahneinann on. October -l, ISH7. succeeding Pi Epsilon Rho fraternity which had been estalilishecl in l9ll2. The chapter owns and maintains a house on campus E which furnishes living facilities for the students plus serxing as a headcluarters for various social functions throughout the year. The Fraternity has a inc-inlaership of -12 Brothers and , is proud to list many ol the faculty at Hahneinann in 1 its nienilmc-rship. .X full program of social and scholastic activities is sponsorecl by Phi Beta Pi, and is highlighted by the annual Lectureship and dinner featuring out- standing authorities in various medical fields. 84 Dancing in the dark ,Yi LL-Us all sing like: thc bildics -Jug -l 'I Shun min' lin- ul x lmlu-s llmklnils lor uso Sl and us! F25 i I Tc, 'Fl N.. '. Phi Lambda Kappa was liounclecl in l906 at the University of Pl ' Pennsylvania School of Medicine. The Alpha Beta Chapter was il il Oliglllllllil at Hahnemaim in I927 and since its beginning has been a great credit to the school. 'I'he purpose of the organization is to loster the spirit ol' iii-.itei-miism, nmtual aicl and moral support among the present medical student members and its graduate physicians. The high scholastic standards of its mem- bers are a reflection of the high ideals ol' the fraternity. 'Iihe animal Phi l.ambcla Kappa lectnreship brings to the Halmemaim student bocly outstanding leaders in the various Ii lielcls ol medicine such as .Xlex Ulin and Charles P. Bailey. Social lile is lar lrom neglected by this chapter and the Phi Lambda Kappa parties are well-known and anxiously anticipated by all the student body and their friends. Many times during the school year the house on Spruce Street with the green cloor is lestiyely decorated and the passer-by can hear the merriment ol' a plllly in lull swing. I Hahnemann is proud. and justly so, to claim Phi Lambda Kappa among its line fraternities. First Row. Left to Right: N. Schatz, E. Hoffman, A. Kramer, G. Glantz, A. Weber, S. Podolsky, M. Rubinstein, A. Nc-wbc-rg. .Second Row, Left to Right: L. Karasic, S. Westerman, C. Rojer, R. Stern, M. Sanet, R. Gross, WV. Becker, R. Triyus, H. Berk, A. Stein, Third Row, Left lo Right: A. Gibstein, S. WV0lansky, F. Kaplan, D. Brown, E. Nlc-ssey. G. Lassiter, D. Snyder, j. Cohen, R. Slacum, Nl. May, j. Solomon. an i ul numh nl.ml, shr's luauli A' Qs coy quail - ,'Pl s '.P -L.i W .ul lll sou su what thu do uhm-n lhr h.nmI sl.llts plming Bird dug's reward. IIU 'rll ill N011 1 1 r .ff 87 11 rg 5 ' I . i it 5 , 1 , y. 2 0 P -i wi Q. . z L1 m ,I z Ill Ill llllllillllllll llllillllllllll First Rout, Left to Right: A. O'Connor, A. Ettore, M. Fortuna, F. Pugliese, A. Kalenak, T. Yarington, M. Earick, P. Pironti, WV. Toth, R. Moscotti, D. St. Claire, j. Shane, F. Colizzo, L. Wvilder, J. Reamer. Second Row, Left to Right: XV. Hartman, P. Ironside, C. Stone, R. Leber, W. Figueroa, C. Diaz, F. james, D. Fogg, P. Keblish, Geis- singer, D. Miller, G. Ninos, R. Caputo, C. Czarnecki, H. Soltys, C. Henry, R. Cavalier, T. Mcliissick, L. Robbins. Third Row, Left to Right: j. 0'Connor, N. Peters, W. Moore, R. Ryon, R. Arner, D. Gross, E. Gettinger, A. Cat- tano, B. McAdams, N. Bybel, D. Horchos, C. Granito, R. Green, P. Woolslayer, H. Snodgrass. Members not shown: L. Bremer, R. Dansey, T. The Phi Chi Medical Fraternity was founded at l?0 ghe F J' ghunfev K' Giumfnf J' Norms, W' the University ol' Vermont in 1889 and has since loung, R. Hirshberg, D. jamison, S. johns, j. W E . . - . l Komen, H' Slagle, H. wagemaker, R. Alemian, J. grown to become the largest prolessional fraternity Andrew, D. Bosacco, R. Brown, j. Cottrell, D. Coul- in the United States. Phi Alpha Gamma, one ol' limkgpbglugohighkmifolfymgirgglgogdesgi .linliefiv the oldest lraternal orders at l-Iahnemann,. was in- Rgid, L. gengei, v.qStraQinl,, J' Suge, il. .rhimpgonl corporated into the National lratermtv in -I9-18, D, Ggldmany 5, Impgriale, p, James, G, Kirchner, becoming the Phi Alpha Gamma Chapter ol Phi J- Mflklldfy: P-Y Nase, D- Saffeflv J- Savastio, R- Chi. Since that time it has flourished to become the swnebadi' N' H ammder' A' Wilde' W' Womack' largest ol' the live medical lraternities at Hahnemann. The fraternity house at 1624 Summer Street pro- vides quarters lor some I5 students and is the locus lor a varied program ol social activities which in- . clude an annual Christmas party lor underprivileged children, and a Lectureship Dinner-Dance featuring a discussion by an outstanding authority in the medical profession. 'lihe present membership consists ol' 94 lraters in- Ch ' cluding many class and organization leaders who 1 strive to keep honor and spirit high and bring credit to themselves and Alma Mater. Qi' F - Q ., 1x .' F ' Ov: ff r I 1 451 5. ' x -3' J, w 'f ' if in l J if I I ' I 5 Q ' 1 . X . 4 4 lwna the night hclorc thc ldu of Nlarch 9 4 QA., v 9 all lhflbllgh the xilla not livil dovrs mulch mil du-d lhulm n-join-s -'41ifL.:.k , - f f A' If . lu. 'S .3 47 f' 'I Front Row, Left to Right: SV. Gordon, P. Baute, P. Pironti, C. Stone, N. Turner, A. Ettore. Second Row, Left fo Right: J. Savastio, J. Geissinger, R. Moscotti, G. Ninos, I. O'Connor. MEMBERS Freshmen: P. Ironside, R. WVit1ig, WV. Young, A. Cattano, R. Cavalier. Sophomores: W. Barry, C. Diez, M. Earick, W. Figueroa, C. Fogg, F. james, S. johns, A. O'Connor, P. Pratt, R. Ryon. juniors: L. Barbera, P. Baute, D. Bo- sacco, R. Brown, D. Coulson, J. Dehiatteo, A. DiGiovanni, j. Goedecke, XV. Hamaker, D. Harvey, Kerr, V. Korba, R. Moseotti, P. Pellgrino, R. Thompson. Seniors: Bit- ter, J. Davis, A. Ettore, AI. Geissinger, S. lmperiale, P. james, R. joseph,N. Chapis, P. Nase, G. Ninos, O'Con- nor, P. Pironti, F. Rosato, D. Sarrett, J. Savastio, C. Stone, N. Turner, XV. Wvarrender, A. Xvilde, XV. WVosnack. Aesoulapian Society The Aesculapian Society was founded by its first sponsor, Dr. Thomas M. Snyder. A beloved teacher, he practiced and professed that which we quote from him: The hrst duty of the teacher is to his studentsg if a teacher thinks otherwise, he should not teach. His original intent was to bring together con- genial men to informally discuss the history of medicine and thereby acquaint them with the heritage and antiquity of their chosen profession. Six dinner meetings are held during the aca- demic year which are enliyened by distinguished guest speakers chosen by our present sponsors, Drs, Paul Grotlinger, I-'rank Tropea and lVilliam XVilson. To our sponsors we extend our hand in gratitude and friendship for their guidance and companionship. To the Aesculapians before us, Creetings! And to those who follow, Good Cheer! May we return? I am' ' 'llie Alexis Czirrel Sotiety is tlle spitituail Uliglllllllllltlll lor Cutliolic students :it Hztlineniztnn. 'llie ptnliose ol the club is to niotixute students ol Nleditine tmviiitl the acquisition ol xound Clzttliolic inorzil ptintiples, its ieluted to the practice ol ineditine. and to Iimiide tlnougli itx activities means to this end. Meetings ine held monthly. and liighliglited by prominent 5peukei's in the fields ol religion Lind niedicine. Other religious ztttixities include the Klaus ol the Holi. Ghost and the zinnuztl Communion Breztklztst. First Rout, Left to Right: P. Pironti, A. Mkahlig, H. Soltxs, R. DeSilxuio Sl Fu n Shim F Puglust T Crcznncr, Nl. Euritk. Suomi Row, Left to Right: F. DiXIgiuro, H Fi, L nn ki R :to R K.: lier, F. Clolizm, ,L 0'C'onnor. Third Rozr, Left to Right: Ci. I lill Nl i i i 01 onnoi lu mln-.1 fiindhurt, li. Nltfiilalils, CI. lliel. I 1 I l i ,- if 't .X.O.,X., il 111111-sc-c1c-1 1111-cliczil l1c111o1' society. was c11'g:111- 1fc'cl All llll' Clcmllcgc' c1l Nlc'cl1ci11c' cal 1l1c l'111x'c-1's1l1 ol llli11c11s 011 .Xllglhl 2.3. N25 ln XY1ll1:1111 XY. Rout: 11 1s lllt' 111111 c11'clc'1' ul 11s lci11cl 011 lllls c11111111c111. 'I'l1c- XCIZI clll2ll7lt'l' cal l'c'1111sxl1c'1111'1 w'1s c-s1a1l1lisl1ccl LII 1l1c Hq1l111c- A 0 A lllllllll Nlcclicul Clcillcgcf 111 IUT12. .L C f Q . l 11clc-1'g1'11cl11:1tc- 111c'111l1c'1sl1111 is l1z1sc'cl 1111 scl10lz11'sl11p, 11c'1sc11111l l1c111c'sl5. l1c11c1111:1l lc:1clc'1'sl11l1. NlCllllJL'l'5llllJ C1111 Inc- c-x1c11clc'cl 1c1 11111111111 lm' cl1s1i11c11x1c' z1cl11c-xc'111c-111 111 lllt' 1111 z111cl lJl'llllllC ol sc 1c'1111l1c 111ccl1c111c. l'1l1llllClll lC2lClClAS 111 lllt' liclcl ol 111c-clic'111c1 :111cl cn' 11s 11llic-cl sciences c'z111 bc a11v111clc-cl l1c111c11'c11-1 lIlCl1llJCl'NllllD. Since 11s 1111c1111c111, Zc'1z1 c1lllllDlCl' luis lzilccn priclc 111 s11c111sc11i11g 1l1c 11111111111 .X.0A. l..CC'llll'CSllllJ 11'l1icl1 brings IJl'OIlllllClll l1l1ysic1:111s to uclclrc-ss 1l1c s111clC111 lmcmcly. Front Row. Left to Right: j. liornblum, j. Meisel, A. Spiclvogel, S. Smith, j. Shaver, NI. Wallen. Serond Row, Left to Right: A. Cionti, Reid, R. Moscotti, R. Arner, NI. Blumberg, C. Glantz. ' 1 , , f , I Q . 4 f I frm H R 1 X I E A llll!llfI7!ll'?1K9il'i ifliiiilil yas ,' -Q .sl Row, Lrjl In Right: W. Cordon, A. lillurc, P. Pironli, C. Stone, E. SQIIWAIIAII, fi. Ninos, S. Poclnlaks, Zonnor, R. Naughten. Srumzl Razr, Lejl lo Right: N. Turncr, W. Burn, C1-issingcr, R. xllhllilli. Sh-iwl. XVallcn, Sanustio, D. Millar, R. Brandt, A. Furson. Mac Fadyen Gynecological ociety lllm- fun Senna-lx um Iuumlul nu Iflll :ami IN n.um-ml Ill Immun ul Hllltl' X, Nlgulnulwn, Im-wmlx 'mm-ww nl gnu-molugx. xltllllllly lxnwlilngs .nu llvlal .md mmmllx lc lllllt' n NI1l'.lLl'l ul llQlIIHll.ll ul Im.nI lfmnnm-mv Ihr 4lUllIP CUIINININ ul Ilnuw lIlllli'l I.llllI.lll' NllllIl'lllN KIVIIIUII' .N slr IIIIILQ Run lllll'll'Nl Ill qxlluuluggn ul lulmx Ilm wmlvlx IN um- ul ilu' ulmlul .uul mm: .ullH' .nl II.nlnm-mmm .nt ilu lrltwlll tum: 93 L - 'ijt-. Q r 4 i ,, , ' f- - 5' ' onus I M' f ' - - 1 I 'I' - ' in ll s LN f ,U 4 Q ' -- . Q -1 -AC Q ndergraduate Wives Association. 'fr- . i' 3 First Row, Left to Right: Ann Alden, Doris Gordon, Nancy Hamaker, Betty Keating, Betsy Phillips, Ann Naughten. Second Row, Left to Right: Virginia Jamison, Agnes Kouten, Roberta Walsh, Mary Lou Snodgrass, Mary Jane Kleckner, Barbara Diaz, Nancy Phillips, Adrienne Andrews, Mary Ann Wagemaker, Lois Messey, Helen McKendry, Pat Nasuti, Janet Reed, Sandra Fogg. Third Row, Left to Right: Kay Slagle, Lou Hartman, Barbara Harriman, Evelyn Huff, Jeanette Bitter, Pat Boyd, Doris English, June Schaupp, Tracy Carter, Judy Diez, Ingrid May, Barbara Henrie. The I-Iahnemann Undergraduate Wives Association was founded in 1950 as an outcome of the Phi Delta Epsilon Wives Club. This club realizing the benefits derived from such an organization opened its member- ship to include the wives of all undergraduate students at Hahnemann. The purposes of the organization are to promote friendship and to render service to Hahnemann Medical College by providing needed equipment for teaching purposes. The monthly meetings are held either as a formal meeting at which a guest speaker is present, or as an informal social get-together, thus providing an opportunity for the students' wives to meet each other and get away for awhile from the clinical atmosphere which follows each husband home. Our organization has been a rapidly expanding one, and one which we hope in future years will be of even greater service to Hahnemannf ' ndergraduate Research Soele y The Undergraduate Research Society was formed 13 years ago, the first organization of its kind in a medical school. Any under- graduate interested in research may carry Olll a project during the summer months in one of the basic sciences or in a clinical held under the supervision of a faculty member. Approximately fifteen students are chosen each year to present papers on their research findings to the student body and faculty on Undergrad- uate Research Day. Firsl Row, Left lo Right: A. May, Kornblum, R. Naughten. Second Rmr. Ld! lo Right: R. Triyus, N Schatz S. Podolsky. Q T I l lx Inter-Fraternity Council 'lilic IlllCl Fl'1llCIAl1ily Council is nizulc up of one representative Iimin czicli ol the live Hzitcriiitics, usually thc prcsitlcnt of each. Ita nizijm' lumtiom :irc to establish the rules for ul'LlSlliI1g,n to aid liantcmiticn in :my tlistrcss, to welcome the freshmen stutlcnts and to zlrbitrzntc :ill disputes lictwccn l'rzitci'nities or Censure any group whosc activities are unethical or unfair. i ' 1 MEMBERS Alpha Kappa Kappa ............ ..... E . Pelszynski Phi Beta Pi ......... ....... j . Lupas p Phi Chi ........... .... P . Pironti Phi Delta Epsilon .... ...M. Wallen i- Phi Lambda Kappa .... R. Stern I i 4 ul First Row, Left to Right: M. XVallen, P. Pironti, R. Stern, Second Row, Left to Right: j. Lupas, E. Pelszynski. :Mi ' v0r, 4 ., .if S--f. ,I cf!-15 A. fs U' ' 5 5 ' f a - i u A ' y t I . s l ' W . .A , i I T , x i 54 '1 2 55 -e R 1 .1 I I 3 fl l ii sf Ufllllflflllflliilll'lllllillll I nm' 5 Firsl Row, Ld! Io Right: E. Schwartz, 0'C0nnor, A. Iillorc, R. Stern, S. Smith, S. Pmnlolsln, Nlciwl, Sl. Wal- ' ' ' ' ' ' - N' G lon R. sllhllllll, C. Mom-, ll. Nlillcr, len, B. Fiedler. Seroml Row, Left lo Right: P. Piiunu, ficissinguy . on , R. Cross, G. Ninos, A. Farson, R. Naughten. 'l'I1c llailmcmzmn l'mlcigigulu:m- llsyllixlllll Society wus luiimlc-cl in 1932 .il lllk' l'NftlllLlllll Scminzn, which was an Slllllfilll llilt'lll'll group. N 'I'hc IJICSCIII Olgilllllillillll ix mluh Liigvi. lhi Q ' Socicly im-cts :shout six lilllt'N an lun with will ull psyiliiailiixls llllbillllg thi- lliwlllwlllllm lulluv- by 5lllllClll lbllllllllllllilbll. ,Xll llgilimiinginu lllllll'l- gl'illlllLlll'S, lhi-in wiwa Quill ill1'llllN gm- wvllmmz . O lhc llilbilx lllllllll' IUSS-Iflfrfl imliulul l'sx- N 11 o t 1 1 ' R b L 1 1 cl 1 IL llllllllf Paul, l'll'Nl'lll .mil I-uluiv willi lh. ll.un- ' H . . . , . , . . A , Illl'll, lllllt'll'llllllllllg lLllll'lllN lxlillllllllg lm- lcxsinnail lklllllllllll llgui- with lh. Xlkwi, .mil NOW 'lumix ill l'xXllliLilll lK'llll Ill. Slap. Ilia' ' v Sui ii-ly han :ilu-liipli-ml lu Nllllllll'llll'lll ilu- lll.llL'l i.nl S 0 1 X! pm-wixlul in ilu- lmnml mum-, l'lIlllll.lNlllllQ ilu' 'l mln- ul ilu' LQt'lll'l.ll lbl.lllillHllt'l. lllll'IlllNl. .mil lwiliallilclguli in lllhlllllg l'lllUllHll.ll lnulnliiux, V XJ .1 Q if 413 C11 C .,.i4v ,o HP- 4 ,fy Q 1 1 If X 4 x K - .QJI GEORGE S. Nmos GARY KIRCHNI-IR .... PASCA1. PIRONTI ....... DON INIILLER ......... YVILLIAM YVILSON, M.D. HENRY PERLMUTTIQR, PH 1 ,X I K 5... J N! Ax X fx f ' 'fl L l Q25 f v 4 x x 4,-V 0 I 5 D , ,-I l fy-1.1 ri ' 9 C NWA ' I N f L X . 5-B A X fax STAFF N- L NVRITING BY: I H0 I OC lx Xl HX BX I 8 0 f PN Q- of K ,- i ..,.,,, Al.m1k'r MA C S IN FRANK Ros 1 L ll JOHN CLARK B P Rom-:RT IIOSIQPII C lx GARRI-1'l'l' KlcA'l ll Xl X GEORCF S. NIN . Nl. Rlnmu Pllll. . AC. lll M 'D 6 I xii J Wwmmnx X xx II mfg? f 'M gm X fx X Mix - 1 Ql'.kClxl2RY not-is NOT mu l-qtsiu. Lxptmm- in imma, pt--Apt-trim-tl by quack and iimtrnixi wmlt-rs do 'mul onlx to tht' cxtt-nt that such cx moscs ctlucatc the Jublic. W'hv:n A I I t tht- wil ul imstt-rx is torn lrom tht- im-tlicail lulwr, the nzikctl sortlidncss and inherent mn'1lilt-ssiicss that rcnmins sullit-cs to iimltc qtinclu.-ry its own greatest condemnation. I ET: E Lsff' A ' v E' LET ME REMOVE YOUR A N C E R I I N0 PAIN UR AGIIE AT l05l IN WOMAN'S BREAST I Mm Lnulm COL xN'ho ls .05 years Old. gap, UM. I ALWAYS BIGINSISIMII LUMP UKE THIS Intl ALWAYS 8 Girl' and SMS Sho DN, Nm Know W hu PUISOIIS DEEP Ill ARMPIT AND KILLS QUICKLY i 1- If -0 HL-ff U P-iv of M-Q. l I Will Give l000 ifl Fall to Cure I . H., only Mcdlclne it I TEST andforfaul S1000 or axcol any olher Ur. Ilrlng. W '- oL'FFv's PURF mt r 7 'f ' . . , - ' A - ' . No Knife or Pain- N . NN MISIUEN. The Rcnewer .4 Don t auger and he g.luBgqd wh e , I -- - - fi' -' A 1 H--I M- -gg! No Pa Until Cured 5 . ., 0 0UII'- W f : up lhoiivltu-cnuao er w ' y G ' V '.-,K -1 fl 1. f pnsbanl OI f'Ill' tt t . . 'd :iw-H-if ur-. xnv M ww ' 'Af - 5' ' dnt-shave fnllodynq ees l I va .,-....- ..E N '- i -, l- frlulv- I 1- ni ii 1-nqlpnovl:-I it-1.2-.sl-.1 I I 'I .fl ' ' ch 9:1 No X S 1 -- 4 V Y-13. i i..i........ i . , 1 F- 'f , . no cm-n nrt mo 13-Day Painless luster. 4 .' L -YILIZZJ' lu: Sl 'hlilllnl :I 'K I K Ibllhlld tl not-IU wond0ffU' Dlacov0I'Y 1.4 ..... . I . I -, 655,51 5'1,'Q','f g5,,,Qf,'j',g 9000 Qui-eq. Cancer .Q A is do H., .,...... .vi uf. int.. U. 3 -. 5,5 ,g - nrovcportlnieuroo. laevfr pains wgilq gmgll, it I jg' I Ai' 5- ' ,'Q.'q'L ,W L ' on may F1050 0 SUNOCO Olfh. 'All' h Rf.-fl, 4.000 Gontonarlans On . f . jgsggggfbff Tumon, Lump 0, i Health and Old lgo to i dl-mverrunt :nv Ora LIP X ins. Louxn cox. Glpllllla. 'I 5 . o i ' - - ,'-1w'1,g El- 'O is c A R c e n .miigo-P Duffy s Pure Mall Whiskey g.,-,:,'g,,,-'s,,,,':f.i rm-gs. fre.d.mi.i. of 0 I ... .. .. . i , ...W ..,,..- ,....,.. U.. I X be nurprmnd al how q--it-lr. after others failed. Sgg gg- A- .N ,., . A, ,ll .vfnj mr zsugl. A --giiiifjiirfq if.-r T I mf gns.LmpgQ fgdgppq W . ' i .. I ' ' .q.:. 5.2 ,::: I 0 it 10 or nw mme .mt V' 0 - - I I L J I HmmllfwyiI-f-...U -mi I-it . oi rnllovnn rhollnl and nthir to , ,-,xx Illnlgri-Yfalrlelnymptgmah : AB 36 . 1 f' 'ss L v v t e rm X 1 t 4 YUMQU 1 trial. Nn lntorfnmueewrtl? vi,-civr gorllrmgo dmgor 1 A in I , dm uma. momipuon. 91-:ND AT b on . .- . .I A -I ' l gf. E I li 52.50 rmmtm' mt: '- 1.01.4 D ' KN I 'J flllouklod lllhlogonpon oDl. I. . HOW 755 . .. 1 I 'ra -....L ...J - .. ' i ix .4 5-'fri' .D i I rv'f'mnsa'Id:t-: rT:':.ii. 'C' nt 'M n' .i W , ,' - ,gf f-fm 1 I . , , -. H A ,,Il.., 1 i Ago? ,.,,. .... . .Inv nl-I In goltrf-?............yn. . I' ff., 1 , ., W, ... .. -,. X 'J ' ' Norvnus? ..... ......... n Rldl tremblof.. .... ...... ' ',' . . . .,,, ,. ,..'., A + I Do syn hulgo? .......... ...... D non he-art huttoo r ' I ' ' i-.plum ..... ...... ..... rt Ol nm ....... MGH... ' REMEDY IS FOUND AT LAST I ....5Y.?F.'?..frH??I..'.THTF5: N--L ---- -- - ------- -- -- - ii lil ' .' .':f:f ..:1'115:,.':5.-'L::':'.'..Q: .1.i'I:'.1ft'2.i ML LII' bflrff i Nfl'- ' ----- - ---- -- LET Us PROVE 'T ,I Y X i . U.-. . ... 2.50 wonru F REE If you suffer !r..m 'N ' Fits or I-'nlhng in-tl I I I ' N ' . I 'I . I . 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CHICAGD Km1ml 'lg I mnulsnmi :ienlihc rumblnuion ol Umnr, !NnNeKl.m foil Lner 4 Pnl, and mcally pun: Gunuuula I4 Ivey- rvl guauml Ill unwneb, A pr-- . lrhm heerhu.-el lllfrlmmy onlzed by Elcclrlclty v:um'n lfrenrn Meth'-lr I--1 :hr Jose ol rrpla- mg by U:--nr lhe Kin Chusumtrl hy lllr hllltlll an iuugcnrllweunl, U11-muln--n, in deilmy-Ing all I-vw-xl..u-l enxpresenl mlhrhl---1,l mp, nah and enure hmmm -agua- tncreun the appeme. mmu, I digemnn, and thus .mlx un luring pure, nah, n--l bl:-ul, lla, strength, and hun lleah. 'rdfkrfltsi Ozone mmf , C-nl ri Til - nourishing , lluaumll nixeptic and germ rlunmxng, ling ln admirable and enxlv milned Food - medicine .he highest uienufuc degree. hut -yet :uw-ul--ly true! shi! his plllle ru entirely destroyer! lfgev fr with hm- l5C 001 dhll llllvll. FIM!! lwrlurlllrq' -1 Ken 1 the grui, ' My that :und bln. 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'.,7g.-,,..,.. 5 A- AlllllCnlllllnnnolW'lsllnl X- ru' ' -L-rn' '5 v' - U xXXll I l llcbl klXx Xl'XNlx l - 1 4--.,m. ....,,,,1- - - - H ' - - -'- ' ,lf 1 L , . .1-f-2 - N, f .--- lol I U . RWM Www 2-2. If QXLUBE , q, ,, nf? E G' 9' gg 711, BOARD OF TRUSTEES Prcsiclcnt ............. Senior Vice-President . . . Junior Vice-l'1'esident . . . 35, Q? wa A QOUILEOE Secretary .......... . . 5910? 'X N NX W ' HON. RCDBI-1R'I' V. BOLOER JANIES M. BRI'l I'AlN QW 3 0 ' Sxxx ,I TH! xx R 4 I Q 'fs' I mars ,J H 3 X ' S Q W 1 1 Q U 1 1 1 DR. JOHN A. BROOKE JOEL BAILI' DAX lS DIYER FEINSTEIN ARTHUR CvAI.LAGHER XVILLIAM J. GRISCONI, JR. JOHN F. E. HII'PkiL KARL R. KURZ COLLEGE COUNCIL CHARLI1s S.C.XNIk1RON,AI.D. H.XROI.l5 A. TACO.-IRT, M.D. INAYNIOND C. TRI'Ex, PH.D. M. JOHN BOYII. PH.D. .HXNII-:mio BONIII, JR., PH.D. JOSEPH E. IMIBRIGLI.-X, M.D. JOSEPH R. IJIPALNIA, M.D. JOHN C. Sc:O'II', PH.D. JOHN H. NIOYI-lR, M.D. NEWLIN F. PAxsON, M.D. CARL C. FISCHI-LR, M.D. VAN B. O. HANINIE'I I', M.D J. S'I'ALfIfIfER LEHNIAN, M.D. JOHN M. HOWARD, M.D. HFQNRX' T. NICHOLS, M.D. WIILIANI L. GARY, PH.D. CILHICODORIC C. GEARY, M.D. .-XLIQX.-XNDIZR CQFRO, PH.D. JOHN H. VAN IJYKI-1,PH.D. . . . .XVATSON MAI.ONE, III . . . .ROl!ER'f G. DUNLOP . . . . . . .CARL S. VOOI-:L ...DR. JOSEPH W. POs'I' JOHN LACERDA SANIUEL F. NINESS DONALD T. REGAN FREDERIC H. STRAXVBRIDGE, JR. L1-IE G. L. THONIAS J. FREDERICK VOLLNIER MRS. ARTHUR YVAIIIIINOTON . A n J . N, an U X I I U F ' 4 ' L F . X--4 1 fuzz I 5 -I L .6 Q.-r- .-.,.-t,'..,......- P rf. ,' '- - - - 'wf--- .--L vw 5 4 I, .f F I 0 L X The world's first portrait of a doctor. C2550 B.C.j I'- J w N 1 N 4 N I I I Q- J I ' IO4 STEPHEN JAY ADELSON A.B., NLD. I liillillllllllg. l'unnsylx'z1nlz1 ls J lvllCJk'l'gl'LlClllLllt' lsu In Ill 11 D -f.fJIll1'Hl nlz.'1'1'.s1ly Q gb, l'ln lk-lm lzlmlml, l'1'cs1dcmg Hznlnncnlzlnn 1 A A 5Ut'lL'ly, Prcsldcnl 1' lnff'rnxl1ip.' NIINNEAPOLIS GENERAL HOSPITAL Nlinncupolis, Minn. l.l- NI RAI I'RAii l'li'l HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE L'- GIS FRANK JOSEPH ALTONIARE, JR. B.S., NLD. l,lIil2TdL'lJJJliZl, Pennsylvania I'1'l!ru1oz'11 L'r11'1'1'r.xil3' .Xlcxis CIIIITUI Society Internship: ROBERT PACKER HOSPITAL Sayre, Pa. -I DEAN ANDREW' ARVAN B.S., NLD. 4 Pllllzlclcl 11, svlu g ,I 711. ,ll Ag: Q,-Q Alplm Onmcgzi .xxllbllll lllfffllbhitli ST. AGNES HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pu. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE DICIKRAN NERSES BA BIGIAN 3 ' r v Bb., N I lun Ill 0, Nlglsmlc Illl lnllx l'ni1rr lvlx 5 Ilu ln-lan l'i lvllllklgllltllllll R1 4.I-Nl'KAI. l'Ii X4 Ili I' lnlrl n xhap: ST. l'1l.IIAISl l'll'S ll0Sl'l'lAl lioslon, Nl ns His 'Skllll ll Sm WIN' ag-Q xx, A 5,4 I RICHARD DAVID BALTZ B.S., NLD. i Sp1'ingHcid, Pennsylvania I Q L'yV.SI'l1Il.Y Collwge Plii liclzi Pi: I'11clei'g1'acliiate Researcli Society i f' cixiiui iiuc iici '. .'. Y r.. .. . Internship: HARRISBURC HOSPITAL Harrisburg, Pa of M .. 1 . - '3 4' 4 4 i. 7 HAI-INEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE 1' 4-Av ,hx LESLIE MYATT BEACH - B.s., MD. V liriclgcton, New jersey LII'.S'l'I1lI.S Collwgz' Plii Bum Pi sl'luz1-im' Internship: COOPER HOSPITAL Camden, N. J. -ty ANIES EDIVARD BITTER t- zgb- is A.B., NLS., NLD. si. A I Quinny. Illinois - ft II'11.xl11'11kgl1n1 lvl!!-I't'I',NIff tr ,- LvllliI'l'I,N1-I3 of 1111511113 Phi lima Pi: .Xlplin Omega .Xliilmi .Xcsvii lzipiaui Siwiclwz l'lIiiL'l'QIALIlillLiIL' Rucziuh Su l'IL'lyZ xIlIC'I'iLIiII1'II Ciyiicuilugiigil Sucicly. sl'1u.1iIu' lllffllhllifli NIINNIQAPOLIS GENERAL HOSPITAL Nlinm-aipolis, Minn. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE HOWARD -lIlRONlIi ISl.liCIlINI.'XN .-LB., NI.ll. l'liil4i1li-Ipliigi, I'1'iimxlx.ili1.i l'111'11'1'ix1lx nj ,,f',f'lNX,i'll'l1fl l'In lh'll:ll'lmI1nll l'sx1lll.x1lu llllflllkllllif .Xl.lil.R'l' l,IN5I l.lN Nllllll Xl. I l N I I R l'liilgulrlphi.i. l'.i. S ' - 0--Q I ,Y v L mn YVILLIANI JOHN BOVARD B.S., NLD. 61 v L. larcmum, PCIIHSYIYZIIIIZI 1, l'z'r111.s4vl1'1111ir1 Sian' LIIII-'i'l'I'A'flj' 4 SA' l'nclcrgraduatc Rcsearch Soricty - 1.1-ixlailul. l'R.-XCIKICIQ Internship: HARRISBIQRC HOSPITAL Harrisburg, Pa. HAI-INEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE .gf U ' ' RALPH BRAUNSCHWEIG 'jf ' B.s., MD. North Hales, Pennsylvania Roanokf' Collvgf' Search Society ANESTH Eslolx mx' Internship: LOWER BUCKS COUNTY HOSPITAL Bristol, Pa. Alpha Kappa Kappa: lfndergracluate Re- If .iq qi iff' .' -,ml - I H. ,P' , F EDWARD ALBERT BRUNNER B.S., NLD. l'.l'lL'. l'c11l1xxlxQ1l1111 lzffzzfzfnfz L :11u'1f1!x .-Xlplln Ulm-ggi ,Xllalmi l'llL1L'lQI'LlL1ll.ilL' Rc scnulx Swim-ly: .Xlcxis Clzmul fwcicu Inler whip: HAHNENIANN HOSPITAL Philadelphia. Pu. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE I 1 THOMAS PATRICK BUCKLEY , J ' I ' KS., NLD. Rmnulmg. l'rnmxlx.mn.n tjlllrlllgll l.'nffe'4g1'nf fflflrfffmrlx - IJIIHENIIIIIII Nmlr lIllli'!'lNlfX lulls I IlIX'l'lXIfX Xle-xns lgnwl Nun-lx: Suu Llgus l,ll'NllIl'lll 4.1 Nl KXI. l'I4 U Ill I In In IISIHIII SI' j0SI,l'll'S llUNl'l I' KI. Rcxulnng l'.l. ll'lll lmuluu-1 NICHOLAS JOHN CHAPIS B.S., M.D. Vppcr Darby. l'ennsyh':1ni11 Phi Bela Pi OBS'l'If'I'RlCS Internship: NIISERICORD v ' v L r.s1r1u.s' Lollvffz' IA HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. FW ' I -L1 L- HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE 'dx f- 7' ' fii- -W x fr, -a--- JOHN GARDNER CHILLRUD B.S., M.D. SCIICIICTIZICIY, N ew York Pl'HI1SylZ'Il7IIIl Slalf' Lf!lZ.1!67'.S1'Iy Alpha Omega Alpha Internship: LOS ANGELES COUNTY HOSPITAL Los Angeles, Calif. Af- JOHN RUSSELL CLARK BA., NLD. 'QQ - .XllCSi1l. Clgalitmnia i' Slmzlmrl l'111'1 w1.xil'x ilu., l'llclc1 g1z1cluz1lc Rmczucln Smicu: Nlcdin S 1 UIURIIIXUI.XKXNl.lJ1,lJl.N ,XV lnlenlxhip.' QFELNS HUSPIT XL Honolulu, Hgnsnii GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE MARVIN CLOPPER lib.. NLD. l'm-zllmalv. Xl.1wulnlm'llx pf-Hllx f'llI'I'1'l xlufx' Plan lhlln l'lmIun: l lllll'l l.lllll.lll' Rm-wgmln Su 4 i .7 bl Xl-KXI l'N.U Ill I In frnul I 'l'lll . I KRNLY llUSl'l'l KI. Huston NI s 1 11' WVILLIAM LEE COOK ,gk B.S., M.D. X Uniontown. Pennsylvania Betlmny College 5- t Phi Beta Pi: Christian Medical Society 7-2' GENERAL PRACTICE 1 lnlernship: METHODIST EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. I I HAI-INEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE -f gf' 5 - MARVIN RICHARD CRESSMAN B.S., M.D. Allentown, Pennsylvania AI11l1lc'r1bc'rg College Alpha Omega Alpha Internship: UNITED STATES ARMY YVONIACK ARMY HOSPITAL Fort Bragg, N. C. . JANIES ALAN DAVIS ' B.S., NLD. NCSQLICIIOIIIIIQ. PCIIIISYIYHIIIH I'-l'llIlk!l'H and ,Ilzngslmll Collage' FQ- Aesciulapian Society: Man Fadyen Uynen f -. S i. loglcal bOllC'ly brkcrim' Internship: HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE NIiltI lllIyl'll Ciylmulugirzul Smivlv: llgnluu' mzum l'l1mlm-ngnulungnlv l'sulnignlni1 Sumitlk' 4.1-'xl-lux Hua Illl lnlnmhip: CIONI-LNIAVGII VALLEY NIIAQNIURIAI. ll05I'l'l',-Sl. johns JAMES KENNETH DAVIS L 0 w B.S., NLD. Q. ,x lulumlmvn l'rnmvIx'n1i'1 ffl: Il111'1'r1 .Slulw 'I-t'1llllt'I,N l.-Ullt ' Y ROBERT VINCENT DE SILVERIO i B.S.. BLD. Pliilaclelpliia, l'cm1Sylx'ania Sl. .1CM'l'1!11lS COHI'g'f' I Alplia Kappa Kappa: Alexis Carrcl Society, 1 Prcsiclcmz IlllClCl'gl'll4llllllC Rcsearcli Society 1'Sx'c:i11.xTlu' I Internship: I HAI-INIZNIANN HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. 431 i 1 HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE i 1 l I l l l l, I ll l ll -s 5 4 i I' .V , Q ' ' ll i RUSSELL JOSEPH DOIVN, II B.A., BLD. Bala-Cyiiwycl, Peimsylvania LTlIlZlf'l1Sl-13' nj 1,l'lIIl.S'Yl'll1llliIl Plii licta Pi Internship: TAMPA GENERAL HOSPITAL Tampa, Florida 4 I 4 RICHARD CHARLES DREWES A.B., NI.D. 'l'1'c11m11 .' X mv L-muy 1JllIlll'fUH I rnzfm KIIX Phi Bela Pi Inlermlnp: WILLIAM MIKINLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Trenton, N. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE ROBERT SANIITIZL ENGLISH Bb., NLD. Xkkxiuxmi. l'c:1mxIx.mi.1 l.1m'r'f.1lx l,llHf'1Ql' I'Inl lic-lan P1 Nl'lU.l4 nu lnlrnnhip: Al.l.ICGlll'lNY I-lQNllR.Kl. Il0SI'l'l'.Xl. l'illshulgh, I'n. I A T'-'Q - KW, its 5' 1 :I ,Q .-if - Q 'ia I I ,4- f P 9 f S'-if H A H N E M A N N RICHARD ALAN FARSON B.A., M.D. Pliiladelpliia, Pennsylvania Anliofli College Alpha Kappa Kappa: Halineinann Under- graduate Psycliiatrit' Society GENERAL PRACTICE Internship: UNITED STATES ARMY FITZSIMMONS ARMY HOSPITAL Denver, Colo. ALBERT JOSEPH ETTORE A.B., M.D. Overbrook, Pennsylvania Lflli'L'f'l'.SI1y of Penrisylvarzia Phi Chi: Maclfadyen Cynecological Society: Aesculapian Society oBs'1'E'1'RiCs AND m'NECoLocn' Internship: HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. MEDICAL COLLEGE I T.. . 'Q' ,...- 'NF .1 'dycu sf JOHN BRENT GEISSINGER fb' ' BS., NLD. I . 'I'c11:1fly, New vlcrscy t .XIIIIIIVIIIIVIQ f.ullz'.q1' f t' ',, Phi Cillil NlLlc'I :lLly'L'll Clyllcumlugiclil Smit 'H .-Xc:sc'ulupin11 Sm in-ly' ,Nr1k,xl. Imac.: 11.1-. lnlermhip: PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE , . E .h x - 'GP L Q. f i . X I-ju jANlES EUGENE GILDEA I' K B.S., NLD. XX'ilkn-x lizmc. IR-llnnwlxznnuigu I'jllIllIUI'll l'rli1'1'1,xflx' l.I-.Nl-RAI IRM IH I lnlnmhip: lll'TLlfR COUNTY NIENIURI,-Xl. ll0Sl'lVlkAL Ilullrr, JOHN FRANCIS GLODEK i .af B.S., M.D. 'Uv I.m'ksx'illc. I'vii1isylx':11iin ll'iIlcc'5 Collfgf' Phi BCIZI Pi: lYIliiCl'gI'IlCillIlIC Ri-search Society ,, CIiNIiR.XL I 'RALI ILP. Internship: LOWER BUCKS COUNTY HOSPITAL HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE ' .. i Z2l'., :Q I, I , LQ. Q---A DUANE CARROL GOLDBIAN .., B.S., M.D. Reading, Pennsylvania Albriglll College Phi Chi: ZNIacFadyen Gynecological Society SURGERY Internship: ST. jOSEPH'S HOSPITAL Reading, Pa. FLOYD BRUCE GUSACK q' A.B., NLD. Qs 1 l,lL1illfiL'ld, XL-xv .IL-150 lvlll.'i'1'l8I.fX' of 1,1'HIlSXII'Illll.ll Phi Lllllllidll Kappa , , Al. .V . .. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE D ?' 20-X r-vw .1 v 3 14 ? '- DONALD WILBUR IIOBBS lim luiluam' Nlgnsszu IHISCIIS I HIM Lnllrlgw .Xlplm Kappa Kappa LOS ANGELES COVNTY ll0Sl'l'I'AL JOSEPH MICHAEL HOGAN A.B., M.D. I1 Plmilaclelpllia, Pennsylvania C I l 1.11 Sullr' Cfolleg ' Alpha Kappa Kappa Internship: HAHNEMANN Philadelphia, P lg: HOSPITAL 8. HAFHHHWANN E' -' Q N . sr- I MEDICAL COLL EGE SALVATORE MICHAEL IMPERIALE B.S., M.S., M.D. XVilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Alzzlzlcnlufrg College Lelzigll Unizfersify Phi Clmig Aesfulapian Society: Alex Society GENERAL PR,xc:'1'1c:E Internship: WILKES-BARRE GENERAL HOSPITAL Wilkes-Barre, Pa. is Carrel ,, Q IGOR ILIA ISLANIOFF 1 us., nu. D S.,Ag.. M 5 lumix f.nHr'f'f' 5 bn., s.l'lu.1-'Rx Intfrmhip: f BRIDGEPORT HOSPITAL Bridgeport, Conn. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE Asvi, C . 'S PAUL Nl.-XRSIIALL jANlliS, -IR. , . AJS., NLD. Q... l'l1iIguh-Iplnign, l'1-mmlx llll I Smllllllllluri' Cuff I In C'Ixi M-sa ulxapigm Suzi .XIIDIISI lnlrlnxh I l'Illl KIDl'l l'llI.X l.l-.NI .R.Kl. IH I,lliIQlll1'Illlli.l, l'n. 'fi cu' Xlpha ffllll 1 ROBERT F. JOSEPH f A.B., MD. X 5 -1 Clenolclcn, Pennsylvania ti - lvI1I.1fl'I'SI'l3l of 1'f'r111syI111i111'11 'Q h' Phi Chi: Aesculapiau Society: Medic Staff Eg 1-,--- ' Internship: LOS ANGELES COUNTY HOSPITAL Los Angeles, Calif. HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE 3 I 'TVT' Ox '- KVILLIAM CHARLES KASHATUS ' B.S., iw' Glen Lyon, Pennsylvania lV1'lk1'.S College ws- Bucknell Urzizmrsily Phi Beta Pig iUIlCiCl'gl'ZlClll2llC Research So- ciety: Alexis Carre! Society PA'I'iioLom' Internship: WILKES-BARRE GENERAL HOSPITAL WVilkes-Barre, Pa. it JUNK D .pw-Q QIUX li GARRETT MICHAEL KEATING A.B., NLD. 1' Ifiiii liclcl, X vw In-in-x' Q . l'i11'1f1'i.s1'ly of l,I'IlIl.N'X!I'llI1Iill l'lii iitlii Pi: Alexis cilll'l'Ci Society: Nlulii Staff Ul55'l'l'f'l'RIflS .-XXI! l.NNl'lIU1.UC-N Internship: MUHLENBERG HOSPITAL PlainHcld, N. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE or-'tie' - S , g - N lx fox I s W' 4 1 G. GARX KIRCIINER li.S., NLD. l.:llu :islci l'i-iiiisx Ii .min Irllllllfllill mul .Hmilmll lkfllrfw' Iii c.illI Nlulii Stull: ,Xlm'xlsl..lli1'I 51NlllN l'l'Ul.'X I RILS 'llf!'1Il1,li,l.' l..XNl1.KS'l'l'fR KLIQNIQRXI. lIOSl'l'l'Xl. l.iumauslrr, l'.i. i., I SAN FORD STANLEY KLEIN B.A., NLD. 1 Q 2 J Nlaiplewood, New jersey 4 Illlllllifflill Collvgz' 0 bfi' 5 ' , . 3 .' . 1 J.., , .. lhi Dcha lpsilon, Indcigiaduatc Research Q Oilily lN'l'I-fRNAl. Nl EDICINE Internship: PHILADELPHIA GENERAL HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. 1-. 5 . vs .:. qu. HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE , . zu. ffl- 1 ' 'S Q E.. .-j jOAN KORNBLUM B.A., M.D. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania UlIIUf?7'.SIf3' of Pennsylvanza Alpha Omega Alpha: Undergraduate Re Search Society: American IVomens Medical Association MEDICINE Internship: PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia, Pa. GENERAL HOSPITAL HENRY LLOYD KREIDER Q O Q BS., NLD. num Img Pclmsxlxanizl . I 1fli:11ln'll1lou'11 Cfulfwgf' j- Cllrislian Nlcdicul Suc'ivly E- ' NIISSIUNARY x11-inlcilxxc Intermhip: GRADUATES 'DUNETEEN ILHSELAHHZLEONARD B.S., NLD. f1lll'NlL'l', l,L'llll5ylX2llli2l l'l'.x1'!lll.x f.'nHr'4g1' .Nlplm lipsilun loin: .xlllfliilill XX'cnm'n's ML-clxrzll .Xwn llllltllll ,Xlplm fllllfgil .Xlplm lnln'mhip: l'llll.ADl'll.I'llIA GIALNI-IRAL ll0Sl'l'l'.kL l'hilzulc-lphia, Pu. LANCASTER GENERAL HOSPITAL Lancaster, Pa. FIFTY-NINE J' G fq ,' 96- A -x S 4',.' , , '-Q. 7 H v i,6ffx.,37g' ROBERT CHARLES LESHER Vppcr I B.S., M.D. Darby, l'ennsylvania A U111'zff'r.si!y of 1'z'r1r1.syIuru1ia Iniermhip: WEST JERSEY HOSPITAL NT' Camden, N. J. N HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE F1 -'rv , 1'1 I . N f? , 'vf' in 4-,P ,,, WILLIAM EDWARD LOVETT I 'c in-nf 'x 'K B.S., M.D. Oaklyn, New jersey The Citadel Alpha Kappa Kappag Undergraduate Re- search Society Internship: WEST JERSEY HOSPITAL Camden, N. j. JOHN ALBERT LUPAS N B.S., NLD. Y I I'l11im. l'4-nmylxzmin 5- l H'fUc1'x ffrzffrfgr' 5.- Plli liclzl l'i: l'llLlL'l'Q,I'ilC1ll2llL' RL'SL'lll'cll Suu sly: xI2llxl'4Z1ClXL'll Uylxcuflugimgll Smivly T, i,l1Xl-.RAL l'R.'Xl.I1C.Ix Intermhip: D. C. GENERAL HOSPITAL Washington, D. C. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE A x if 5 ALEXANDER K. LYSTER, JR. 5 lS.S.. NLD. 5 I 4' L l,IliIlHll'IlJIliQl. IH-llllsylxgnllign Sl. lUN1'fIlIN Lllfll'-QI' . p Q LII. .Hal 'lglll lugm' Ru ST. lil.IZAlll'1'l'II lIOSl'l I .KL JAMES READ NICKENDRY, JR. A.B., NLD. I'1'm'iclclic'c, Rhode Island llarlnmzllll lf'11iz,Ic'rs1'ly L Phi Chi GEN ERAI, PRAC'I'lCE Internship: MARY FLETCHER HOSPITAL Burlington, Vermont A I 0-- ' HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE 9. o 1-..-,.., ALBERT NAST MAY B.S., M.D. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania AfIllI18II1ll?l'g College Undergraduate Research Societyg Medic Staff Internship: ROBERT PACKER HOSPITAL Sayre, Pa. JEROME LAIVRENCE NIEISEL A.B., NLD. c -'f , ' Smull Orange. New .IL-lscy . 1-11fay1'llr' f,'UHl'.QI' - ' Alpha Omega .Xlplmx l'l1i Dclul lipsilwn - 5- 5l.'Rl,IiRY Internship: HOSPITAL FOR .IOINT DISEASES New York, N. Y. FIFTY-NINE GRADUATES ' NINETEEN EDWIN IVILLIANI NIESSEY BS., NLD. l'lSSlllQ,lHll, l'4-llmylxulllal , , , . . 9 is I 'W'1 fUN ' IJ. 5' B1- llllznmzw I lIl7'l'l.8lfY x Plu lmxllnlgn lxnplm: NI4ul':ulwl1 f.vl1u'o- logical Soon-lv' l nlcla-w1 ncl1l'1tm' I , 5 . . cicly CLICNIQRAI. l'R.'U1I Hill. lnin mhip: IIAIIN EMAN N llOSI'l'I'AL Philamlclphiu, Pu. Rt'M'Llll ll Su' DONALD EDIVIN MILLER XX'y11c'mc, Pcllllsylxnlnin t A.B., NLD. PI'l'IIt'I'fUIl l'1z1'zfz'r.s' ' I PIII C.l11: 51211113 X13 Hahncmann Lnder- I A f' M gmclllrilc I,Sf'l'IlI2lll'IC' Society: Medic' Staff 1 S Internship: ABINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Abington, P HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE .lu Y 4.:-- , 3' .ft 0 f X Q ,LL Wa A' . . MARTIN DAVID MISENHIMER R B.A., M.D. Allentown, Pennsylvania Lrlliglz U11iz'1'r.sily Phi Beta Pi: Unclcrgmcllnate Research Society GENERAI. PR.,xc:'r1c:E Internship: ALLENTOWVN HOSPITAL Allentown, Pa. - W fir.:-'vi f I PAUL CASSEL NIOOCK. B.S.. NLD. X.. t ' Q Philnclclpluiu. PL'IlllSXIX2lllili . Ugl' Nl H . X ' S lYlKlC1'g'l'8ClllfilL' Rcsczmh bmncly GRADUATES 'DUNETEEN , . llu Clllil .xl'SKlllLll7ilIIl Smiclyl Nlllll'-QlllYl'lI Cl'.Nl'.RAl. PRACLI Illli Internship: HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. FIFTY-NINE W . .1 I 2' 'J K 1 065 - ' 9 .Q Q PAUL KENNETH NASE BS., NLD. lg 5 iv .'Hln1 gl1l f,'UHf'4Ql' C-ylluulu It ll NCNIKIN lnlrr ns l 7 N l'l'l-lll S'l'A'lAliS N .KYY l'. S. N jan Lsmn AVAL HOSl'l'l'.Xl. ROBERT NORMAN NAUGHTEN . is A.I5.. BLA., NLD. 42 ,4 'R . Rcclwuncl City, Clalilvurlliil llIll'Z'l'I.Xl.fy of CIl11'fUl'llfIl 5,4 Stzlnfnrrl Ur1izfc'r.s1'ly A . . as. l'ln lla-La llll Unclergracluate Research So- - cicmv: Nlaclfaclyen CLynec'olugic'al Society 111-151-Lxkcill AND '1'l-prxczulxu Internship: HIGHLAND-ALAMEDA COUNTY HOSPITAL Oakland, Calif. I-IAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE S V as i- fffi. 3 HERBERT FRANZ NEUWALDER A.B., M.D. Mount Vernon, New York Harvard College Alpha Kappa Kappa Internship: PHILADELPHIA GENERAL HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. ?1 '. fx +1 . fs,- A -A- ', .vv GEORGE STEPHEN NINOS A.B., NI.D. XX'cllsxillc. New York Dukz' I,vI1I.I't'l.N1.f-X' Phi Cllnig NIllCF2lCly'L'l1 CLy11cc'ulugic11l Suu .ACSi'lll2llJilill Slliitlyl Nlcclic Smif. lfcliun 0155112 IRICIS ,xxu m xlicgulnm lnlermhip: SYRACFSE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER Syracuse, N. Y. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE JOSEPH joux o'c:0NNoR Mn. Nm-wall k, N1-xv .lm sm fil'UI'Qf'flMl'II l'ni1'f'r.siIx Phu Clin: ,Xa-sunlanplaunn Swan-lv: NlLlll'LlllYl'll Ciyllcwulogicill Smivlyl .Xlc'Xis KZLIIIVI Nanci URlll1H'l'llHQN lnlrvmhip: URANLI-I NIESIURI.-il. lIUhl'l'l'.kl. Orauugc, N. j. I Q- , r 1 ' l W5 ' o ri' EUGENE EDYVARD PELSZYNSKI B.S., NLD. ,N l'lnl'ulclpliia. l'cn11sylx'ania E. V M. qI11,xz'j1l1'x Cf11llc'gf' it A N I 'J llllCl'-ll'1llCl'IlllX Comm 1l .Xlplia Kappa Kappa: Alcxis Carrcl Socicly: KQICXICR.-Xl. l R.H1l'ltIl. l11lc'1'ml1ip: EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL Philadelphia, HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE PASCAL ANTHONY PIRONTI 1' A.B., M.D. .ll 99' '- 'V Newark, New jersey 1011115 Hoj1ki11s UIIlZll'l'.Sif3' Phi Chi, Prcsiclc-nt: Imc'r-Maternity Council, Prcsiclcm: Aesvulapian Society: Medic Staff, Business Nlanagcr nu SURGERY Internship: HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. ' JOSEPH ROBERT PROKOP B.S., BLD. L 3 ' Ebc:1'valc', Pennsylvania V Pl'Illl.S3'11'0llfIl Slate' I.'Yllil't'l'5i1j' SURGERY ahh-Q 7 I' Internship: lf. S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE HOSPITAL GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE ,,,,,wf'gg -'N L 4 4 . .5 GILBERT CHARLES REED ' A.B., NLD. Aslnlxmcl, l'n-nnsylvamian lim'lm1'll l'lli1'!'I.NffY lI'.Nl-.R xl, IR xc.: lc.:-, l'Nl'l'lill S'l'ATl'1S ARMY I-'ITZSIMMONS ARMY lIOSl'l'l'Al PETER BENJAMIN RIESZ B.A., M.D. Chatham. New jersey 1Jrz'w Urziwmsily Phi Beta Pi caENFRAI, PRACTICE Internship: LOWVER BUCKS COUNTY HOSPITAL Bristol, Pa. IIAHNHMLANN x is ii 'V :lb . , A- I T-v , ings.- MEDICAL CDLLEGE DAVID F. RIMPLE B.S., M.D. Forty Fort, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Phi Chi GENERAL PRACTICE Internship: WILKES-BARRE GENERAL HOSPITAL W'ilkes-Barre, Pa. GEORGE YVILLIANI ROBB 1-l 15:9 . B.S., NLD. I . QA Sufi Islc Clily, Nun' Icrscy gi 9 Sl. -lUAf'I!lI'.S l uffe 1 - I Alpha Kappa Kappa: .Xlcxis Clzilrcl Sm A '51 lntermlup: ATLANTIC CITY HOSPITAL Allanuc Cru, N. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE 4' I .v KIGHN YVILLIANI ROBERSON t BS Nlll l.l'fN ICRAI lnlrl mlaip juzksos Miauni, Flo on ., A . . Psalm livaulr. l'IUllll.l V , . . N 'I ' Ill l'R,'Xi'l IPI- Nl l-QMORIAL lIOSl'I'l'Al. rula as 'Yi FRANCIS ERNEST ROSATO BLD. i Q rv- , Philaclclphia, l'cnnsylvania Sl. ,Imf'f1l1'.s Cllllfgf' f .Xlcxis Clarrcl Society: .-Xlph Kappa Kappa: 'I :XCSOIIIQIPIIIII Society: Alpha Omega Alpha: , Nlcclic' Stall' , I sikcgifjkx' Internship: PHILADELPHIA GENERAL HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE . 4,5 1 ,A fs- ' JOSEPH EDMUND RUDERMAN B.S., M.D. Trenton, New jersey Franklin and .llarslzall College Phi Delta Epsilon: Alpha Omega Alpha MEDICINE Internship: JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Miami, Florida . Ph MARCUS BUSCHEC SALTZNI AN B.S., NLD. Philadclplmia, PCIIIISYIYLIIITZI ', 5- A yiflllllll' lS'111'z'f'11x1'lx' N . 'T' Phi Bfflil Pi GENERAL PR.-'kCI'IIIIi Internship: LOWVER BUCKS COUNTY HOSPITAL Bristol, Pa. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE DAVID LEE SARRETT B.S., NLD. , , , . . llllllllllgltlll, XX cal X llglllll .Hm.sl111ll lfnllrlgr l'ln c.Ill1 .M-sunluplaall Swan-ly UISSI lfIRHIS ANI! 1.NNl'llHlUl.Y lnlrrmhip: MICIDIKZ.-Xl. COLLIKLIC UF VIRLINIX IIOSPIT.-Xl. Ric hmoml, Val. my ea. , 5 7 i M' ' I-' jOSEPH ANTHONY SAVASTIO B.s., M.D. 3 5 5 Hiniiiiiclsmwii, Pennsylvania Iflillllklfll Illlll ilI11rsl111ll Coll1'g1' O., A Plii Clliiq 4Xcsciilapiziii Soricry .- CLIQNIQR.-Xl, PRA Internship: HARRISBURG HOSPITAL Harrisburg, Pa. c'1'1C1f HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE 8-ga MYRON EUGENE SEVICK B.S., M.D. M1'Kees Rocks, Pennsylvania jllllfllfll College Plii Beta Pi Internship: GEORGE F. GEISINGER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Danville, Pa. ll . Cn JAMES ALVIN SHAVER NLD. RlilQ,Xx'flf'. l'cn11sylx:mif1 IlI'I'IQSl.fX' nj l,!'llH.XXl1'lllllll Alpha Oma-gn .-Xlplm: All-xis CIu1'1'cl Smiux .4o-Q Internship: GRADUATES 'DHNETEEN DONALD JACK SHERMAN B.S., NLD. n.u- ana, 1- s xg: lil l'lnl'1l ll 1 llllllll ll 'l'f'n1j1lr' l'rli1w'r.w'ly HOSPITAL OP THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia, Pa. FIFTY-NINE JA' G C : I , . A' x , 31 5l'Rl.l'RN lnlrr mhip: lil'1RMAN'l'OWN llOSl'I'l'.-Xl. SALLY ANN SNIITH A.B., M.D. llala-Clyiiwycl, lciinsylva , . . D L'llII'l'l'.X1fY of 1'1'I1r1.xylzIm Illd .'XIllCl'lL'2lll IVonICII's Mcclical Association: Alpha Epsilon Iota: Hahncmaiin Under- gracluatc Psycliiatric Society: Alpha Omega A l pl Ia Intermhip: ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER Philadelphia, Pa. l fU' lsr 0 HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE ,fl Aga Cv Th' T 2 '4- 'fi - Q l ,Mfr I ARTHUR RALPH SPIELVOGEL A.B., M.D. Maplewood, New Jersey Lrlfrlyfllf' Collfgc' Alpha Omega Alpha: Phi Delta MacFadyc1i CLy1Iec'ological Society INTERNAL MEDICINE Internship: JERSEY CITY MEDICAL CENTER jersey City, N. J. Epsilon 5 x., 1 6 'o 1 fa 1 . RGBERT STERN A.B., NLD. NIC111111 Slz1li1111. l,Cllll5flXl'ill1ll lIl1I't'I,NIf'X nj l,1'llllX3!I'lll1I11 Phi 1.1111111113 Kz1pp11: H41I111c111g11111 I' g1'acll1aLc l'sycl1iz1l1'i1 Smicly Inlermhip: ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER Philadelphia, Pa. GRADUATES 'DHNETEEN CHARLES S. STONE, JR. Bb., NLD. l'1ll-.l1111gl1, l'1-1111nlxg111141 l'1'nr1.1yl1'1m111 Xlnlf' l llH'l'IXlfX' D ' ' '. , ,' II11 C.l11, xI.lll.l4lXl'll C1111-111l11gi1.1l 511111-ly, ilI1z1i1111:1113 .Xa-vu hl'R4.I4 141 lnlrr mhip: l'Nl'l'l1ll Sl .X'l'l.S N. l'1l1l4ll1 5111 Il'lN KYY l'llll..KlHll,l'IIl K N KY Xl. ll0SI'I'l' Xl. l'l1il.ulrll1hi.1, l'.n. FIFTY-NINE 'fx gi . 45 'Tvv 11411-1 I x . RAYNIOND D. STONEBACK Phi Chi Ciixiiiul. Pl Internship: CONENIAUCH VALLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Johnstown, Pa. BS., M.1J. l Q Recl Hill, l'ennsylx'ania Q Allzrigllt College if tix A-CL., lAC'l'lCE A is HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE I l P-A I JAMES FRANCIS SULLIVAN ,,.,,.... BS., M.D. X. 'T Ashland, Pennsylvania Villanova U111'vf'rS1'ly Alexis Carrel Society GENERAL PRACTICE Internship: DETROIT RECEIVING HOSPITAL Detroit, Mich. QR, 75' 'NP LY3' MARY JO GUNTER THONIAS BS.. NLD. OIQZIIILILTCQLI. .xlillllllllll IQUHIAIIA Cfcaffrga' klpha Iipsilcm Ima: .XlIlL'!'iL'LlIl Wmm Nlccliczil .'X55OLifiliOllI .Xlplm Omcgu .Xlplnzl MEDICINE Internship: ST. LL'kE'S HOSPITAL Cleveland, Ohio GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE LLOYD CHEE NIING TONI B X I D ., N Ilunululu, I .I l. , . . I IllI'l'l.XlfY nj ffm .Xlc-xis Clanu-I Sm ic-ly lnlrrmlaips COOK l1Ol'N'l'Y IlOSl'l'l'.-Xl. ilhifaugu, lll. inn a ' fvs 4 44- 'Q- JOHN TULLA1 f I B.S., NLD. Ig' ' Drcxcl Hill, Pclinsylvania K Ifmnlclin and .llrirxlmll Collfgz' ' ibm 5l'RI.lfRY Internship: ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL Youngstown, Ohio -tx. HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE ' M :M .I Ib' QM fy NORNIAN STEWART TURNER B.S., M.D. North Arlington, New Jersey Rulgfrs Universily Cliristian Fxledical Society: MacFadyen Ciynecological Society: Aescnlapian Society Internship: HACKENSACK HOSPITAL Hackensack, N. 6 s DONALD RICHARD XVALK BS., NLD. Rccdsxillv. l'c1msylxzmig1 Q. .Sll.Wllll'1lIlIllI1l lhlll-I'l'I,NlAfX Halmcmfmn L'lHlL'l'QI'llllllllIL' l'v.cl1ig1l1'in Su ,Uh cicly: XIIltl'12NlXL'll Uyllcmlugiull Smicly Internship: UNITED STATES NAVY PHILADELPHIA NAVAL HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE - 1 4, - 14 , ' -A. Q NIARVEN HAROLD WALLEN tf I 05 BA., xl.n. , H' x clwf M nl, X mx' Ic'l'wy NDXHHIIW' l'n1':w'nilx ' Alplm f,llll'gQl .Xlplmg l'lui lybllll I-fpsilml. l,l'L'5llll'lll. Xl.u l'AlllX1'll hylmulngunl Sm u 1 Sm icly Nl IiDllZlNl lnlrvmhip: Y I I ' g . . . I'lIll UDl'l.l IIIX f.l'.NlLIlkl. ll0'Sl'll'kl. I hllxulrlph ty, IVILLIAM FRANKLIN WARRENDER B.S., M.D. Jeannette, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Phi Chi: Maclfadyen Gynecologieal Society Internship: UNITED STATES NAVY PHILADELPHIA NAVAL HOSPITAL Philadelphia, Pa. rf 3 iw tqf ,A V .1 Y' HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE fs' 1 K ann 4'-1--S S l l RCERY Internship: STANLEY TYSON WEST A A.B., M.D. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania UIll'lll'I'.SI.fjl of Pm1r1.syIva111'a MacFaclyen Gynecologieal Society: Alexis Cartel Society COOPER HOSPITAL Camden, N. J. Su cz-.'f5 X ALAN H. IVILDE A.B., NLD. I , Plniluclcl Jhia. Pcnmylxanim I 4 I LyIlI'i't'l'.Nl'f5 of 110117153 lz'11111'11 EP' .1 '- Plui Cllmiz Aon ulapian Society Internship: L'NITED STATES ARMY MARTIN ARMY HOSPITAL Fort Benning, Ga. GRADUATES ' NINETEEN FIFTY-NINE 4 XVILLIANI GEORGE WOSNACK, JR. QP.,-.D BS XID ln . ., I - n l'lniI:ul4-Ipluizn, l'4-nnsylxzmizn lfrrlrllrlirz nnrl .Ilurxlzull lfullwlgw lCIt'lll Illxlilllllf .Xa-smulznpigln Smi- 'xix I: lrnnlup: k'I'l.AN'I'll1 CITY IIOSPI ITAL Xll.nnlu Lux, N. j. HARVEY PAUL YEAGER K 1 654: A.B., M.D. g , Q - XVest Orange, New jersey ' ' Colgate University Phi Delta Epsilong MacFadyen Gynecological Society GENERAL PRACTICE Internship: NEWVARK BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL Newark, N. HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE x'jR ' w i 5535 a Y lnlmln 'earl WllVMlIsn.u n the Synthesis o Modern Doctors In addition to making sick people well and affording clinical experience to student doctors, the service phase ol' the teaching hospital has a third vital luncftion. lt is one to which little formal rel'erence is ever made, probably because it irrvolves relationships and attitudes ol' so per- sonal and individual a nature that they cannot be dealt with in class nor even in group cliscrrs- sion. I am relerring to what has been called the priestly lurrctiorrs ol the doctor. lt is what Schweitzer means by the ethics ol reverence ol life. lt is a kincl ol spiritual cluality. l or rrre it is all in the one word compassion. .Xrrcl it is in the hospital where you lay your lrarrcls on sick people lor the hrst time that you will begin to leel it. I hope you will see in it the great goocl thing it is and that you will let it llower in yotr to the ltrll. lt will lltrl let yorr hecorrre compIac'ent nor satislrecl. It is certain armor against assuming arrything. against taking arryitlrirrg lor granted. lt will assrrre you against easy, slipslrocl practices whereby you may clo less than all you can lor every one who trusts you as his cloctor. It will thing more to clo arrcl will sc-rye you with thc el'fec'tiy'ely antidote any tendency to take a chance. lt will lorce you to regard all who conrc to you with respect. to encourage their conh . c clences and when you lraye lllt'lll to keep them sealed. lt will deny to you the luxury ol cprer ulousness ancl impatience with those who are ill lt will make you lreetlless ol the clock when you 'ire lighting lor at lile. .Xrrd when you know you 'Ill' going to lose, il will rreyer alloys' you to abandon a patient by saying: lihere is no morc l can do. Clompassion will always lrrrcl some spirit to clo it. Clompassiorr and science are poles .rp.rrt. arrc 'rs Illl'tlllQll practice lic'ccrrtrc's itrclcxtsirrgly scicrl rihc, corrrpassion risks clilution. Yet the hc-.ut .rrrcl the rrrirrcl can bc- blc-rrclecl .orcl yshc-re they are there starrcl the bc-st ol the noblest prolessrorr. -.I-fyrmpl from Nome lllrsrrnrtrorry on flu' Nil! llreyry of .lloclrrrr llorloly 'ln lrlclrryy QIi'f'll lry' Hrrrrl lflrrrrlcy N. tfrrrrrcrorr .lI.lI. 1 l Through the recounting of our impressions, experiences and even frustrations, we are able to envisage the reality of our accomplishments during our student years at Hahnemann Medical College. Day by day one cannot see what he is doing or where he is goingg each day seems unprofitable in itself and on no calendar day can we see that we began to understand and correlate theory with our clinical experiences. Our development as professional men and women both theoretically and culturally seems to us trivial and we shun to record it: but if it were to be left unrecorded we might lose sight of the ideals and objects with which we began our study in the medical field. i Our frustrations and inspirations, the unexpected miracle of Ending our own genius or detecting our deficiencies, the unforgettably long hours of study and exacting work, the personal conflicts with which we are faced are not lost in the futurity of our thinking but may be recounted by the mere leafing through of these pages. GEORGE Nmos Eflitor-in-Chief FREDERIC STRAWBRIDGE, JR. Patrons CHARLES P. BAILEY, M.D. CHARLES S. CAMERON, M.D. DANIEL F. DOWNING, M.D. JOSEPH GAMBESCIA, M.D. HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION JOHN HOWARD, M.D. PASCAL F. LUCCHESI, M.D. WATSON MALONE, III GEORGE RILLING, M.D. HAROLD A. TAGGERT, M.D. SIMON BALL, M.D. ALBERT BENDER, M.D. NATHANIEL BERK, M.D. AMEDEO BONDI, Ph.D. B. A. BRIODY, Ph.D. B. CALESNICK, M.D. E. W. CAMPBELL, M.D. ALFRED CATENACCI, M.D. OSCAR CORN, M.D. JOSEPH DeFRATES, Ph.D. JOSEPH R. DiPALMA, M.D. CARL C. FISHER, M.D. SETH M. FISHER, M.D. NICHOLAS FRIGNITO, M.D. PETER GALAMAGA, M.D. E. O. GECKLER, M.D. WILLIAM P. GREGG, M.D. PAUL GROTZINGER, M.D. D. DWIGHT GROVE, M.D. Sponsors VAN BUREN O. HAMMETT, M.D. HERBERT P. HARKINS. M.D. DAVID W. HUGHES. M.D. ROBERT M. HUNTER. M.D. JOSEPH E. IMBRIGLIA. M.D. WILLIAM VVILSON. l53 DONALD T. JONES, M.D. WILLIAM G. KIRKLAND, M.D. LOWELL L. LANE, M.D. J. STAUFFER LEHMAN, M.D. VOLNEY N. LUDWICK, M.D. WILLIAM L. MARTIN, M.D. R. McGRATH, M.D. LEWIS C. MILLS, M.D. ALBERT G. MOST, Ph.D. LESLIE T. NICHOLAS, M.D. HENRY T. NICHOLS, M.D. AXEL K. OLSEN, M.D. NEWLIN F. PAXSON, M.D. A. E. PEARCE, M.D. DOMINIC PONTARELLI. M.D W. A. REISHSTEIN, M.D. ERNEST ROSATO, M.D. MARVIN SEVEN. M.D. SAMUEL SIMPKINS. M.D. CHARLISS M. THOMPSON. M.D. RAYMOND TRUIEX. Ph.D. ALISX XV. ULIN. M.D. HARRY S. WIEAVIER, M.D. HORACI5 I.. XY'lElNS'l'0t'K, M.D. M.D. The HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE and HOSPITAL of PHILADELPHIA is approved by the Council of Medical Education and Hospitals of the American Medical Association and The Association of American Medical Colleges. The curriculum provides comprehensive four-year training in the medical sciences leading to an M.D. degree. Graduate courses in the Basic Medical Sciences are offered to ,qualified applicants leading to a Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Applicants desiring admission to the College are required to have a baccalaureate degree or the equivalent thereof from an accredited College or University. ll- Catalog and additional information may be obtained from: CHAIRMAN OF ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE 235 North Fifteenth Street Philadelphia 2, Pa. The Next Academic Session Will Begin September, 1959 IS4 He bets on molecules When William Bruce searches for new molecular formations in drugs, he knows he often plays a game ofchance with the tmlsnown. 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