Drexel University College of Medicine - Medic Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)
- Class of 1960
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I9 if WU! ff ,,k' U 7' fl ,-1,4 fi A A ---J--A-V A TO THE CLASS OF 1960 IT IS WITH HEARTFELT PRIDE AND SATISFACTION THAT I WELCOME YOU TO THE NOBLEST OF THE PROFESSIONS AND EXTEND TO EACH OF YOU MY WARM CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR ACHIEVEMENT. TRULY. I ENVY YOU. I DO SO IN PART BECAUSE YOU ARE BETTER EQUIPPED TO MAKE SICK PEOPLE WELL THAN ANY GRADUATES IN MEDICINE HAVE EVER BEEN BEFORE-A CIRCUMSTANCE BOTH SATISFYING AND CHALLENGING. I ENVY YOU, TOO. BECAUSE YOU WILL BE PRIVILEGED TO PARTICIPATE IN WHAT I AM CONFIDENT WILL BE AN ERA OF MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF SUCH DIMENSIONS AS TO DWARF ANY THAT HAVE GONE BEFORE. BUT WHILE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO CONFER UNPRECEDENTED PER- SONAL BENEFITS ON YOUR PATIENTS. GREAT IMPERSONAL FORCES AF- FECTING GENERATIONS YET TO BE BORN WILL CREATE PROBLEMS OF A QUITE DIFFERENT ORDER AND I HOPE YOU WILL REGARD THEM. AS MUST ALL PEOPLE OF GOOD WILL, AS YOUR CONCERN AND STRIVE IN THE BEST WAY YOU CAN FOR THEIR SOLUTION. I REFER TO POLITICAL AND SOCIAL AND MASS BEHAVIORAL MATTERS. FOR EXAMPLE. THE STIMULATED THREAT OF MAN'S EXTINCTION BY ATOMIC EXPLOSIONS. OVERPOPULATION. RACIAL INTEGRATION. AND THE WIDENING GULF BETWEEN WHAT IS KNOWN AND WHAT CAN BE UNDERSTOOD BY LARGE NUMBERS OF PEOPLE. I HAVE FULL CONFIDENCE THAT YOU WILL BE GOOD DOCTORS TO THE PATIENTS WHO COME TO YOU. I URGE YOU TO ASSUME AN EQUAL MEASURE OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE WELFARE OF MAN IN THE AGGREGATE. NOW. TO EACH OF YOU GOES MY EARNEST WISH FOR A LONG. HAPPY AND REWARDING LIFE, AND MY HOPE THAT YOU WILL REMAIN TO THE END LOYAL TO HAHNEMANN. WHICH DID SO MUCH TO MAKE YOU WHAT YOU ARE. CHARLES CAMERON.M.D. DEAN. HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE .dubl .4- ' 'fx 'HB '56 Qu ali, 'fi 4 Q-my Hifi' ii ' s bm.-foe Fm.- I l ml , I Tl-III CNS Ol' HHH EMHNN Harold A. Taggart, M.D. Associate Dean Cyrus S. Alumni Secretary' nf' -1.51 Liebermaiili' XB , . ' . s ,- Janet Toohy X f N. Secretary to Registrar, . Lily Bellin Assistant Librarian -,,, of 1 1-5 Alice Britt Registrar Lucy Cooke Librarian Jean MacArthur Front Ojfiice Secretary Shirley Mohn Mary Miller Bookstore an Secretary to Dean Jim Emily Bullington Barbara W'illiams Assistant Librarian X Assistant Librarian Judy Bradfield Assistant Librarian The Battlew One night as the ward lay quiet, I with stethoscope in 0813 Examined well a sleeping child to see what I could hear, Amidst a bloody battlefield with flapping valves around, I heard the age-old battle of the murmur and the sound. Shh-Boom, Shh-Boom! Pve had enough, cried out the angry sound, It matters not what phase Pm in, you always hang around, Boom-Shh, BoomShh, the murmur wheezed, you better go away, It matters not how loud you get because Pm here to stay. Let's call a temporary truce, I heard the sound implore, Let's redefine the issues of what we're fighting for, You want this heart, I want this heart, the patient wants it too, 'Hue strongest pair will hold the fort-it looks as though yon're through. My strength is definition, you shapeless jelly fish, You're nothing but a grumble, a whisper, and a hiss, Although at times I have my faults-a split Ml, a clang, a bend, I have much to my credit-a beginning, and an end. For you arise from nowhere like a thief out of the night, You follow at my footsteps, and you quiver in my light, I set the pace, Pm clear and strong-sometimes with truth I ring, You ill-defined vibration, you slither, and you cling. Mm-mm the murmur buzzed with glee, you uninspired frump, You may be booming loud or sharp, but all you do is thump! While I can be the whistling wind, or better still a lover's sigh, The rumble of a distant train as it goes racing by. I sometimes come before you-and oft times drown you out, And all I do is murmur, while you are forced to shoutg Innocuous I may be, but I am deadly too, Corrected or neglected Pm more powerful than you! There was a moment of silence, I thought the heart was gone, When in unison I heard them scream, we both will carry on ! Pump on you tough old muscle, the battle is resuming- And then their cries were all drowned out beneath the wild Shh-Booming. You won't believe my story, but maybe late one night, You'll hear a vocal interlude when sound and murmur light, Until then I have living proof of their battle and their doom, Just listen hard you'll hear them- Shh-Boom, Shh-Boom, Sbh-Boom. B. Fitxller . I Q . I 1 I I I I w 4 I : I ! A 4 : 3'HY::1!.' LX2IA' ..IJasL7' bil - 'BTI' .I .l. x 2312.35 7 ll.'l 'l, 11113 ' I 2 5 T' i . 'T Q vm' i qv. He QE' ,ag ff ,ff fl' rpg , , I f A. .C Ml- 'J in 1 t . 1 ...U .. , . mn- .-nt-f.-- A-. 1 1 I' L F,..bv.-.-....... - I' 12 Gl'I0liGl'I ll. GHlIKl'll.l'1li lflinivul Prufvssur of .i1l'llfl'fllC I f r' ik fx ii ,,f , 1, 1 g,z K . -,' 'XJ W W A! f'5'f T f' ff' ' ,fi If' 4,Q RQ QJL? ef xy ,.-1 ,ff Q! f A For the embodiment of principles too often forgotten in medicine For teaching us the science while showing us the art For determination without ruthlessness and dedication without fanaticism For an iron will tempered by a soft voice And a love of scholastics abetted by a keen mind For being an excellent teacher, a line physician and a good friend It was a privilege to know you, Dr. Geckeler. 1 1 'B 6 2 ? . 1 r 1 ' s 5 -, '-in - 6 - SJ-rv .- 5- ' ' a -1 is P 'E' ' V1 -A iz:-f'i,I?'f'f as .- ' ':7 ,iLQ.':A F5 6 'q ' ' :74 ,.. :- .1 ,a?efi'M1fa f-'MM uf u 13 ' '4 QI N .wiv Env WEN., 'qwi in if M 99 5 ,- p 0 i ra . fi , - E - -. - . .v 7 3 ' I '91 Q L . ' 4 .. 2 . ' 5 , t 1 A-v 1 if F 5' V . 7 , Q - ' s. . g ? N 3 if r. 7 1 w ' ' ef - ,e - at S . 5, 5- ' - . ' ' 4 .1 ' ' ' - 5. 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Truex, Professor and C airman of Anatomy Inside the Insides with Anatom X , .Liu Man is jusi' a sum of his par+s, or , 'Z'-Z No be'H'er or worse 'I'han +hey: p h ' l W fy uf +oge+ er nn Wrs and s+ar'rs, f..?,X '-'QF'-:RTE - V x ln a mosf miraculous way. fy, V -'iw 4 I Vi, i X in X, ' f u I x x A Hens supporfed by bones, ambulaiecl by ioinfs A il ,fm XX r And fed by a muscle 'l'ha+ pumps, !,',j6byl4Zgf H y V Ii ff 'i if f W U3 fl SX yi qi? Ai x A-K My ,X X Ancl like his fellows, he brea+hes fhrough 2 bellows, And fhinks wi+h +wo ielly-like bumps. Ana'I'omis'I' Truex, can you explain Where we should look for 'rhe soul? For no ma++er how we cu'l' if we find The por+s are much less lhan +he whole. ly' N. wi' fi lik. fl ff' syn Q ii it 'ff is K . ,ly l' iv iS ' ill yi I , nl I X . . N5 ffm i H 1 say we Xike he throng, out rig. 1 W. h the no nu, and if she bxeeds run N. Nor here you Say 'lr fb 6 fr amc over a X105 how' king 6 f ' a -4.1 circle lv as? x -A? I 5- v I 1- A pi , 1 A . g' , 'rl S b g est I 1-gen d is h me Sfmeex 6 er Spin You have HI Co I umn Q. 1 af. .9 nfo fke 66 9? EM wifA Mdfoigg J. H. VanDyke fw- QW 'UW '72 G-J-I 1 5 if s. ' 'N' x 4 g ' ,, Q . ' .5 5 Crouse , ' X 0- ' I fl fnff 'file' fmisrpsdopsk . Our secrelf symbols of' success. Our sacred cow. our. fogefhernessg luf I-ruflnflilly we ,musf soulless If makes all ifMngsjIook , like a mess. ,ff ' M Pls, .71 I ,4'.,Ap5if -5 xy gift I ' 'vu ,-A uf , wx. .fiiff 'iw---:ff X .0 . 1 M. , yr, ., , ., Ma is, Ccrel gb: Kim is ' N' is - . .5-fights ' fri 3. Q N if 5 G' KX Arnenm an ' li 'Fm . L s .Q A - -'Q y Q - X f r, , .W W s s ig It -I' K A rig: V. aff 3-.'-, -av Big A., . Q., X s iwg, x 'A I ' . Y ' P- S' ' -: ,W :fyI.1.-X 1 m -,N K m . ' .p.j,. ui. 'j'f+'Mgy-1 . l ' f ff, nigh 1-A-ar 1.,4 'K J 1-Lf, -gg-'fli:,1'5 'iN'e , U ' H' LEM-vkpgw.-,.Q . - 'ag IK- . ' dm 'Y V Q, -. X gxnl, ,'wsU.,,1 - Mm K- We-W s . WA llll Members of the PORPHYRIN RING, most notorious Philadelphia gang. Seen last, huddled around a bridge table planning a grand slam. Two known to be killers. Thirteen medical students knocked off in Spring of '57. Scores oi others multilated when they squealed the results of the practical to the second group. Known to brain- Wash victims for 15 minutes every Wednesday morning and hydrolyze re- mains in O.lN HCL. Caution, these men are armed l2l. A Truly Happy Depart Dr Wa e overjoyed at leaching another Identifying the Unknown. ment Freshman Class nside ysiolog . . . 55 gf' J. C. Scott Professor and Chairman Department 4 , I Q , E. A. Reed Fig. 1. Big M0fllCf,,! Sees all Knows all Tells nothing CHAPTER 1 . . . it all began with muscle twitches-just little pieces of disnrticulated meat. They wouldn't twitch. Then turtle hearts. necessary to a turtle, but to fledgling physicians, they were nothing but frustrating fibrillators. But the third and worst instrument of torture was about to appear . . , the kymograph tpictured herej, invented, no doubt, by a mad Russian, Blueprints for operation were buried in a sealed vault to be opened in 2000 A.D. And all this time Big Mother was watching . . . just waiting for one false move fsee Fig. ll. But Scottfearing souls were we, and we clutched our bibles tsee Fig. 25 and . . . A A Bechtel ,ik mf' . L-T -' ' t.iCTURf: Norse R .fiwsnocoav .-v .jf '., 5' 'lf' I: ',r'v.. uv - Q Fig. 2. 4th Edition: 10,000 printings All time fiction best seller J Spitzer La' g 'fs 1 L e ' ' 0 .VL L xi. J. . ' N f - v W e 1 . , e . , li i y ' n 'N ' I t L Fniholoqq . . . My . M0122 R. Maniglia, M.D. J. E. Imbriglia, M.D. Professor and Head of Dept. of Pathology E. K. Kolwal, M.D. 'T J. Dolphin, M.D. H. Single-tary, M.D. fv- I 1 fu .1 ' 'oung researcher: Do cigarettes cause cancer? Tu mor disbclicvcrs: Impossible, daddy-ol Autopsy iii Name: Class of Sixty Q Time of Death: March, 1958 iff' External Exam: External exam reveals 90-100 pieces of I X 1 cyanotic flesh held together by a common .W ' Sufi? ghoul. No icterus, hut evidence of carolene- I ffl mia. Pupils unequal. Yvhiplash marks over back. Cut-down-to-size scars on both ex- tremities. ' 'A Internal Exam: Body opened in usual X-shaped incision. No SBU' sir your bronchial epithelium is organs found. The peritoneal cavity con- lypelplasiicnf, tained about 4000 cc of dirty white fluid. Partially digested bits of Andersonis synopsis seen floating around, Brain: Skull opened. Vlihite matter of cortex totally replaced by colored kodachromes and small inflammatory cells. F'- Clinical cause of Death: Homocide. Anatomical cause of Death: fll Acute adrenal insufficiency l 123 Congestive Heart Failure N , l 14 f3l Ulcerative colitis N1 E Q45 Acute anxiety reaction - 0 ii - Lad Ive smoked for nigh onto 30 year . . . 'But we know they cause mouse tumors. Down with mice! .Q-vi , if f rw ' I '41 1:1 ii...,g,,,4 1 Q ' 5' we if W QQ, flew 2, 8:25 02,0305 ? G wh pfwduffd of ffm Qncubatm QR ,N N '4 in-Q..-bsna..m-...qv-.X Y M 1 iii:-5, THE PETE! HIH C 4 I I' 1' v l H x Er 'Ji 10 air. Anaerobes exposed hi'--Q.. -..x l .ax l .4 d this will be .lust a hint of anthrax an perfect 56810 No one leaves here unco t t d Q . od for needy agar N7 nil? iw . fr'- f 1 I ,Nl Y . 45 ,, ga V 4, T4 1 nh nz smoke 8 nd .Y0u 11+ if W v il n Q X. 5 .C can 'Q 5 mag is M A Spirite J. R. DiPalma L X I -1-liugibi X3-fx A. Cer TX x1r..1llZcf-IW' M ' X Ulm ll I6 ln ' f H EN ,, ff TCBXJTI on fda l9lWm The little students laugh and play, their pupils quite constrictcd. They romp around the poppy field, so gay and unrestricted. The virile bull is peaceful now, and all the cows are glad. Some budding farmacologist has fed him Arfonad. On morphine are the pussy cats, and are those kitties hep, The rats must eat Amphetamine, just to keep in step. That old goat behind the barn., who used to he quite prope . , r Had estrogen 4X a day and now n can stop her. On Digitoxin are the pigs, those sows will never swell, Our diuretics work so fine, no need to dig a well. So, if you're interested my lad, just pack your G. 31 C., The posies and the sunshine await your 3 months spree. ,u .A .i,r. .. , 5 , 3 'Y' - . 1, '. . . f, .X -f Q -. 1,,...-...z 0? '11 4 9.22 ,A -,, ,A , W. S.. ..',,:L A E get Sf- '14'32+i 'slC'.vuv?' 7-1 A -.sy K. . M -. :' of aww 4 , -5,-'g '- p.- .:, S-503'-:Qi 1. it G K r.!'A 55' : flu 1.145-f ' . VL' Q , -yu ' . ,.,15 ,J -R 4 '., fa I ' .45 ' 1.1 ' f A 1' .,, . if W' ,M aw f-5 ,iff vs ww A in at 8' lgaavx 'Ski' wg?-the f - ' '11-+I , 4 I irq- X , Y , , xl- .N 291 . 1 -v...,'-'if- . - f'5:x'1'f,' X7- ' f 1 ':, W, - ,',,.Q. ,A , Sf ',gf-.-:4'X-- x . - ar x J - p.. 'N-9 v . , -. .iggh-. - ' 'le 't - P . -V W 'Eg , .- A vii. -f W 1. m.: bs., N ,yfiii ' 'i jnp .QW ,' , -Lb -1' - fl 'x Q I . 'S Oh, well, books are a man's best friend anyway. Forward to the clinic . . . Real patients at last. a ', x x 1 Kai How am I, Doc? ---44... w 'Yukon ' I ain't telling you nothing, sonny - - -K x ' 'fderl- W Av xx fl IAPUN5 I ull guns argl, 1,- 09 'fhf UH 'Y 'the gp? Q35-fur' M1'..pflY vcffzivwl? 5 t wir pu' L- ZX 4 Q T ' 1' A kai vos 1 uxftlx 'Q H f1I051QA' at lf f A . 6 4.56 316314 9' :R- J sp , j , O xr cr:-N . 5. A N45 gf-' :N 6 5 L 40499 6 1J'!Ef'57 od WAI M7 rp I 5 f K 5C ' 16, f .fx A 9 641. 4.vU'A cull 'ff VXQ - 1' V wav- ' dw Q ff pr- : . A54 1 M 1:-ls gl 4: it 5 .fr -N 1 '! 0.0, X Q. X E! 'fy' ' J' ' '1 ' - ix 1,, x I N... ' ,i A N , I4 ' L' x f ,-1 ! fl! ' Qual wh K 0:43 V tx, :A - ,f ' 54.2 mn S- ,I i' Q97 S151 ...Y 5 ' - Q, ,LAY IA lvrussgqy Q A ' h 52z,f 'f6 0 of THE I-'Tnt front t h B C I ' . I J. H. Moyer, Professor and Chair- man of the Department ' Water, water everywhere 2 ac: by ' 1,4- 1 Psychosomatics and semantics Oh the glory of pure pedantics Oh the grandeur of drugs with numbers Designed to stimulate, but causing slumbers an-S--' n ! if Drs. Likoff and Mason- ,Y A Cardiology Coronary CoI1usion ' J l Marvin Hand, M.D. - Neurology Schwann Song ful 4-AA. I 51 .l. M. Cambesciu , 9, -hw 5 I 'Etiology of peptic ulcer?' , J.- 'P ' Foster Murphy, M.D. - Endocrinology X a C. M. Thompson, Gastroenterology 'In pursuit of sweetness and light XX I., NX il-nn, lla-rnulnlugy Q Q U .. . . . . . . ii - - .- XXTIIUYS ol arllvlcs. rvaule-rs ol lnstorn-s, 5 F? ,Val , . . . S wi' Graders of pllI'Ill'lt'S, solvt-rs ol lllysh-rn-s, -.Q:,9.Jh?,Lk Makers of laws. brezlluws of trmliiion, flf'1Q Q U' -.Q X . . . . . . O ' N 0 11 Haul medicine men, lungs of scmlltlon, 52-' 191 'I' v lJ,,, :XJ ,,v'. . 'V h , Y Drs. llrellin und Brignolu-Chest L Cannonball Twins-atc-levtusis and effusion 9 4 , , 4 K Z fx' 45 a 5 5 4g5:Ew 1 n N , T Bodi A Hyper Tension 70 ld 0 Ti -' r 5 L. Nicholas and H. J. Hurley, Dermatology Rash Statements 7-clhn Specimen L. C. Mills, Endocrinology 'The 18th ketosteroidn K 191 l 140 I I IS' ICO 'I Sv in u 7' 60 I C0 f' to lo ' I ' 1 ll r f f f y 1 N 6 I 1 -,491 Drs. Lucchesi and Bogucki Public Health Sanitation 'Y lk. ,J H2115 T5 ' F Maru: I 1 -1 'fl-gas!-1 Sis' 142 35-U mul ll ll W will-f. 1 . is ' its .QQ Sxxv fi s ig 5. 1' 5 - ,g 7'33i si 'i f '3 f 1 4 3 742 1 ff gif! 4 9-5942 L Ds? havnt QC? Could have sworn that kick was good. Sgt. Seven: Chief Investigator: Di- Cue me a little wheeze-wlll vision of Crooked Joints. ya l10rl wx -it Chock full of nubgets Sound and the Furey. We have just be,un to fieht 4 i F 1 Y v Qs!! You're kidding . 3 1 v Have you been keeping abreast with the latest research? Purisfs condemn us when 'they hear us say, abbre- viafions are here fo sfayg There's nofhing so colorless, nofhing much drcbbr +hcn an H. 8: P. wifhoui' even one obbr. INSIDE PSYCHIATRY I-'xqavf' , w ' I :'- 1- , ggzgzg, 'Spf 7 lZ3'3:3'., J ffqbxr .iz ,LA ,, ' Dr, V. B. 0. Hammett, ' I Professor and Chairman 1, of the Department B. Edelstein, R, Gross, R. Foma- lont, C. Glantz, E. W'einberg, H. if' ,si , .-A ,A ,gps .V P . 90 H. S. Weaver, Ophthamology P. H. vonfnenkel, - I M.:-iaL,,v sf' g - Ca. . , E IQ? W. C. Hunsiclser, U I- ' f '., .. L V -vu.. .vunxi'3N5 Mf -' i I ' ' P We are privileged indeed to have entered the age, where the surgeon's a gentleman, scholar and' sage. Away with the Allis, down with Kellys, begone foul retractors, destroy all the Smellies. But give us instead a comfortable seat, to discuss innervation of gangrenous feet, With theories for forceps and ideas for knives, our sitting surgeons go forth to save lives, But sometimes we feel-as if they would care-it's a mighty long arm that can cut from a chair. 25 . V. --, , - wh 4 if 1 Y 1 J , 37 Wy. ' iw :- X in ., ,..,wf'. ,MN 1-1!.L,? is 322:-zi --kv. A . Ng! rw- A .,: -L' , 1. - t , vt , L NM . . .. 1 . -.Qi r1 'f.- .- -Sf ':1'.-eafflk 9- . t A . 'Ig 1 , A . . . H pr Q -V ,.-0.-..,..-ws 3 , W' M. :i gg -,W - t, R . i ML- i f stwt i W-at X. .- b . spas: gr: Y as . '. - , 5 ' 15' ,, .,1:Y iQ, ' - :ig if:-'T '- 4. If fs . f'- V '.- .ft-fit, Sf' V, 'V fl -:- ', f.-.. - ff g K. g fr 2443 -in -U ,ggi Ui wp.. .?,1l,.,7 .range :, w- Q 4 . .,i ,fir 5:49 .j1Z 'f'5 ,1g-74,4 Q. re- .ggi -M l , , . g ' Q .e.,.x-time ' - .gg 'veg , as , at- ' - fp Q - ' Q- ' . A .: 14i'?fgv1T9f 4. 1141-'K ' f, f --3, JW aG?i':2- ' wi ifii Y- +41 1 . + ,I - ,N , .gg gf, A, ,Fi uf -'Li ' ., 2 7 ,, ' 1 .v J ,gut-L . ..- ' '- 1,1 ,ms- 1 2-Q -Q 'ff'.lff?154 gf . ' , I ,132 , . , -' . ' fi 1 14. A -' A Dr. Howard: Our interesting subject today is acute chole- cystitis. fHe pauses and looks to far corner of amphitheater where Student M, Bush is sittingj. Can you heere me, Mister Bush? fVoice heard faintly from distancej: No, thank you, Dr. Howard, I never drink beer before breakfast. fThe good doctor shrugs helplessly, then looks at the list in front of him. His eyes light up as he spots a new victimj. Mn De- Marco, what nerve innervates the gall bladder? Dr. Howard: fgentlyj You're not quite right son. Would you look that up and report on it next week, Mr. DeRusso? 26 ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS a farce in three acts Characters: Dr. J. Howard . . . Surgical chief Staff men Students in order of importance Residents Kind old lady The entire play takes place in the surgical amphi- theater. It is clearly a remnant of the Spanish Inquisi- tion. Torture periods are mercifully limited to two hours. Seats accommodate only the tip of the coccyx if it is pointing posteriorly. Several cracks in the wall give the impression of great age and strength. Act I, Scene I: Grand Rounds I Large Circles J Tixne 2:00 P.M. , I 7,5 x X S g. ur Wi N Y 111 3 , K. F FFT? I - 'n' Z Mr. DeMarco: flgnoring DeMatteo and foolishly going to Christopher. In haste he gets wrong sectionl. I believe it's as Y just called the detrussor nerve, sir. fThere is frantic hissing from the galleyj. 'P 'Q n KI ' t ll ix, '4 ', Mr. DeRusso fscmrling angrily at grandstandersj: No, fPausej sir. Dr. Howard Ito left hand man and ffl residentj: What do I do now, Ed ? Ed fremaining impassivej: Bring in the first patient. fDoors open and kindly old lady is brought in. She looks around at all the bright, eager, intelligent young faces, obviously impressedj. Dr. Howard fbursting with U. of P. charmj: How do you feel since your operation? ,,..,-.-.4nr- Is. , -X 1 l l N' ri-, Kindly old lady: I.ousy! And who are all these dumb looking kids staring at me? Dr. Pearce! fobviously distressed at this unorthodox displayj. Now, now mother, this nice man saved your life by taking out your gall bladder. fKindly old lady stamping out of room in disgustj. I ain't your mother . . , and I ain't had no gall bladder in years. Dr. Crotzinger fdark-haired boy jumping to feetj: This case was blundered! I alone fmodestlyj suspected a retro-hepatic appendix , , , It was the only gall bladder I ever saw with an impacted fecolithl There is a great deal of commotion. Residents are seen hauling kind old lady and Dr. Crotzinger away in burlap bags. House lights dim. Shots are heard in the distance. N- if ' 'mi li. .4 J! Y l-'iyl '. U 'lk Q A 1 Qi kr 9 nip Dia nosis l'i4'lurwi un' claws leading In cumnmn rnmliliuns eru'uunle're'al in flu' e'l'e'ry'1iuy' practice' of llN'llil'illf'. Yun shuulrl lu' uhh' lu identify at lens! unc' out nf flu' 1-ight, Tlmsa' getting urrr -1 cnrrvcl answers will be alvarllml the hnnvynmun suite' at Eastern Psychiatric. be. K . x Q s x -C L E 4 fb f 5 X ,wx A ' Q X El-A -, D T' I' f a Iirt, J- , 1- X A f - n Y M Q ' af ANSWERS IEQ Graves Disease Ifor teachers not digging medical IAQ Acute alcoholism Igetting plas!eredQ. studentQ. IBQ Simple laceration IpiercedQ. IFQ Chronic cystic maslitis Inote double-breasted cuatQ. ICQ Elephantiasis ISack-ulated skinQ. ICQ Manic depressive IOH on a tangentQ. IDQ Decongestive Failure IProstatismQ. IHQ Ischiopagus. yy X f f' ' 1-'J' 1 ,H s..- Rd'lQ XSEGIOOY 3 I ,, - .- .. - - INSIDE THE WORLD OF . SHADOWS WITH J, H. I.:-Inman, llhi R, A. Bon-r Y V I.udwi1'k 1i J. N. llc-bbus I.. lirndy Economic Sums jj j-5---jg INSIDE onsrsrnlcs AT 'jing----5-jgf HAHNEMANN MEDICAL course Ano HOSPITAL ------N . K r Q r .: D 'A.2'lELg.?--5..T' mam. - - 0?f4Ukl. Gfulfff ....... Pam.. ..Q5.-.2.3.Q.- 2. 4 ,cferred By . ---- --- -..f ..f:a,a, H a :ion api? it WTB 'roxsmux Cl Holm E gl:lE'lCgRAL gg DUE 9.,,,,,,,., Af0,,,,,.4..,, Pa Professor and Chairman of the Department N. F. A. W.A X0 W'in Rei Shel a J. N. Sei hk Mnllgnnncy 1.........,........... Dhbotao Rm. -1... ZQEEQZJILQQ RhHhtory --.. .... ..--- Operations and Prnriotu Head- muuu.. 35t:.r1.Ln.-tlmzns .. -- -- B..'Q.'!6.4 .....- ummm. 44!.f.f0J.S'fQT.l!LS .... -.D. -- LMP LZQTL ug.-..- Alive ............ weght Remarks J Child 1. -Q R. M. Hunt D I ll 3l History No. HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL om LABOR RECORD V Name Date Hour 8 Dose Mem- EH. CM. du. Station F.H.R. Freq. Dut- Posiuon B P Pun. R ' U Drug I i Cervix I I Contractiou Q , , ond. of'HoLhe.v .A I 'Q ua .it 4 ff 6 qt Y 6 T ... Q .1 A -.-. Waiting for the placenta. Relax, hon, it's not hurting me a bit. Labor Began Membranes Ruptured Dilatatiozx Complete 'E Min. Min. Female B 1 Male ern Min, Placenta delivered Sum, 9 and indica i X jest drop your legs, mother. Af ' f 'nl' l could have sworn her pelvis was adequate. ES. lnjuriea -l- 2nd degree Opengi- :, etcjl.-1 ' T- -ei , ' ' X 1. Kit Blood L ..-.l. A ,S.... -- Time After de X Hemorrl . . QQX 1 Q . :iz , 1 Kev O 2 At Ly Key J : Pre! ,i 9 WA ' f 3' 5 If Spreading old wives' tails. Born: twins: one male und one blood clot. LABOR RECO Formff 645-Z e X . . NN .xyt.xlllU?E Q -Lx X tx , ' v ll I i lr .,:'- X xxx 75, J .',,,,-P' K ,NX,sw.x.xxpr 5 ' , 'L V 45N , . Ut V, i gl I Q w Q' lil 77 fe- fi X ' i ' iiillllll, , .- 'tl' Medieval torture instrument if I s. 's 35446. Y .V 'ls this a gland I see before me? f Lf li- . ws In Fertility clinic f ' . ' 'Q o'.-.ru . 'f'eA's. 5 ,L ' N I ,, . 57 ff ' 'l' fl W. gr I v .wif ' L 1 r ' -f , N3 72 s I vi The Triple Sulfa Gang 1 X , X ,Z x G SONG OF THE TRICHOMONAS Thru the speculum-what do you see? A vagina, a cervix, an os and me. From my warm little spot on this velvety place, I'm a smug little bug-I'm a pelvic disgrace. Menorrhagia, metrorrhagia keep pounding at my head. That polyp up on cervix erode would like to see me dead. But worst of all, some months ago, a fetus passing by, Squashed my vacuole to bits, and kicked me in the eye. They try to destroy me, for I know too much, I can tell a man's worth just by his touch, They squirt me with gentian and tloraquin too, If they knew I mutated-they'd be in a stew! I really am a kindly soul, I don't want fame or riches, My only pleasure out of lite is giving ladies itches, So great and mighty OB men, please don't be neurotic, This place is big enough for two, so let's be symbiotic. In H GYN. CASE CONFERENCE 41:1 A freshman medical student came to Gyn, Clinic be- cause of sterility. A D 31 C revealed sickretory endome- trium and retained products of deception. Dx was secondary ammenorrhea of the mind. Endocrine therapy was initiated. Vicarious mesmerization was induced and the egg-head was finally fertilized. Thank goodness for gynecologists! 'itiix B. V. MacFadyen SY Professor, Department of Gynecology it X. 3. xt X N: ,. . J N'- ' fs ya' Ltr 3 t .- 5 -L if X ,. , ,-N Pi. g,'X W - , . , V' f n ' q -- .Q--...M , . - I - . .I N Q H l 1,4 , , MACFADYEN GYNECOLOCICAL SOCIETY Front Row, left to right: S. Brown, D. Davis Qllresidentj, R. johnson. Second Row: D. Cassel, R. Schuster, H. Culton. D. F.D HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL 230 N. Broad Street Philadelphia 2, Pennsylvania FOR .... .. . FORMULA BOTTLED MILK ........ .. .C , .......-.Ounces BOILED WATER ...... ,..... . .. .... . lf I' .... ..Ounces DEXTRLMALTOSE No ........... 3 'icient for 24 hours. N ll' 'wlespoons C. C. Fischer, Chief TL . -N . I, , 5 , . ' , it - ' Q ogether, boil fc' and stir in If i -Q ii .......................... All ............... . owning 4 'Z' ' A Gix 'f f4?,, xl ounces of above j .... hours, at the 1 44 'rs: M i . ,A wx A. ...... . I .......,.............. E A4 ..- - U ii N -x a ,' s. 2 ' S kk? J K Q is my ' is ts ' X i u ' , H A Ag ty 175 J. R. Noon G X V A. Lipschut Give the baby b s f .tween feedings. J CefVifSol .................... cc. u 4 fi Tri'VifSol .................... cc. daily. , Orange juice ................ daily. Do not use this formula after .... ...... Qui' 4 hp gi fl IV X I s - n ' - X- 'ff ,510 N fQ I 'o o , XX V L nl' TI' I. ' ee A 6 X 'X 3 W Situs Reversus URI's all winter Allergies start in the spring Diarrheas are common in surnmer God knows what autumn will bring. Temps go alammingly high Throats get a fiery red. 24 hours is the limit, One can possibly keep them in bed. Charming and dear little monsters Their maladies do drive us wild. Cross your fingers and give penicillin Nature is kind to a child. Revolutionary new treat- ment in child psychiatry I admit I'm a little YOURS, - Belmont Special. l'C5ldeHCY1 Ye!- Magnifying the issue. WP -,Sify- 4' . Z AK i 5 Louder I, Q but I haven'l finished my Infant Hercules Precocious puberty. ersonal ediatrics Q 'S N DiMurcos Naide family J ' Y ! fag Q - 1 l.. l DiGiovanni and Son Phillips el. al. Cordons Sieferts I-gi-1 ' a - 1 .w f :el 1, .4 wil .vf . : .- 7 f. W ,. ,a ' l 5 5 Casales Q .sv f-' sa' r :H Rojers Berkowilzeg Three Edelsleins Callas Fiedler 2 u J iii . 1.1 ae u -v.. 2 Giontis The Walsh women la Q. I ll JW . H, L3 . F, .fi sf-J 9 ,,,. . -A 5 I ., Jw, w'-l.' , ' 5 '.,l i E73 v- F 4 ,gel il We ' .- 1 .4 .Q .ga imdb vrrlrf ,242-:yn ,v vxvh f i'ff:'5 hi' ly a fe -i J , 1- X? 2 ,ox 2--fi The Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia September 10, 1959 to June 11, 1960 Department of Subject Final grades obtained by a computation of marks earned at recitations, test examinations, and final examinations. RE-EXAMINATION-FINAL GRADE. QCross out words not applying.J Enter all failures in RED , C 5 , ABDA. John, Jr. ABRAMS, Arthur Jay ALLEY, Samie Abbas ARNOLD, Gordon Carl BELKIN, Benita Doris BLUMHARDT, Ralph BOSSARD,.Ellen Jane BRENDLINGE. BURNS, Jess Robert CAMI'I'l'A. Francine Deborah GLAUSER. Frederick Louis GORDON, Meyer Haim GOTLIEB, Jelry GUERIERA, qrrrrir-5 Joseph GUTFERMAN, Paul HABER, Arthur Stephen HALFPENNY, Charles Francis, Jr. Eff, LASKA, Lawrence Kenneth LATHAN, William Edward LIBSHITL, Herman LI'I'I'LE, George Robert LOVELESS, James De Golier MAIER, Charles Lawrence McCURLEY, William Stran, Il HANSEN, Raymond Asbjorn MEYERS, James,LeRoy HERNDON, John Francis I mnscuuoiw. Richard Ludwig MORSE, Barry William MULLIN, Hugh Joseph, Jr. C APRIO'l'I'I, Robert John CAVALIER, Ralph John, Jr. CHRIST, Walter Richard CLAIR, 'I'heodore William COHEN. Richard David COLE. Dennis Gene CRAWFORD, Donald Gordon CUMMINGS, John Morton D'ANCA, Alfred Franklin DI STEFANO, Vincent James EASTLAND, Theodore William, Jr. HOROWITL, Jerome Howard NASE, Donald Frederick HUMMER, Charles DeWitt, Jr. NICOTERA, Anthony Louis HYMAN, Jack Edward JOHNSON, George Mark JON ES, Walter Burnett JULIA, wanrr ' KAPLAN, Barry Stephen KATZ, Joyce Zissman KATZ, Michael Robert KATZ, Steven Edward KELLY, Malcolm Robert EDSON, Hobart Brattnid FINE, Burton Paul FRANCIS, William Leon GEORGE, Edward Dale GERMOND, Peter Boyd GLASER, Barry Louis KEMMERER, Dale Lee KESSLER, Robert KOFF, Marvin Saul KRATL. Vernon Halteman LAM, Carl Augustus LAM, Ronald Errol ONDASH. Bernard Steph? ORNAF, Daniel Edward PADOVA, James Anthony PASKIN, Sandor PATCHEFSKwtrthur Steven PAVI'I'I', Peter Charles PE'I'I'I, Alfonso F. PETTYJOHN, Frank Schmermund PHOTIAS, George Nicholas PITHA, Nicholas Richard PORTN ER, Barry PREISER, Franklin Mayer RAVIN, John Murray ROTH, Arnold M. RU'I'I'. John Mark RZEPELA. Stanley J. SABA, John Maron, Jr. SANDBERG. Judith Ann SCHADE, John Foster SCHNEIDER, Clinton Dunn SH AID. David Stanton SHARTL, Erwin Sanford SHICK. Herbert Louis SIMON. Joseph H. STEELMAN, Rush Barrett STEIN, Manuel Y STEPPACHER, Robert Clarke TABACHNIKOFF, Robert Milton TATEM, Henry Randolph, III TERAMOTO, Yoshitsugli- F TOLAND, Joseph Charles TOOT, Paul John UNGAR. Joseph Irwin VUKMER, George Jay WEINSTEIN. Saul Frank WEISS, Donald Johnston WILLIAMS, Alexander William, Jr WOLDOFF, Mitchell WROBLEWSKI. Ronald John ZA LL, Harry ZIMPFER, Fletcher Everett, II zL'CK.1'h0nras Fran? The Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia SOPHOMORE CLASS September 14, 1959 to June 11, 1960 Department of Subject Final grades obtained by a computation of marks earned at recitations, test. examinations, and final examinations. RE-EXAMINATION-FINAL GRADE. CCross out Words not apply1ng.J Enter all failures in RED ,PAY ALLISON, Howard Hazlett ANDREWS, Enos Trent BERK, Henry Marvin BREMER, Lloyd Hay BROWN, Stanton Rodman BUCKLEY, CliEord James BUONO, Francis Louis BUTLER, Ivan Lewis CAPUTO, Pasquale Ronald CARTER, Joseph Hanklnson, Jr. l FOXX, Richard Max FRIEDBERG, Bemard GIULIAN, Karl Anthony GUERRIERO, Ernest William i G... Q f McKlSSICK, Trevor Lee MILLER, Kenneth Earle MILSTEIN, Seymour Walter MIYAZAKI, Yoshio HAMMERBERG, Larry Donald NAGY, Frank Michael HAUSLER, Fred Conrad, Jr. HENRIE, Edwin John HENRY, Charles Russell HIGBEE, James Joseph IRONSIDE, Paul Allan, Jr. CATTANO, Andrew Nicholas COHEN, Jerome Irving COLIZZO, Francis Paul, Jr. COMPTON, James Frederick CREAMER, Thomas Edward CZARNECKI, Casimir Leonard DARDIK, Irving DECH, Elmer Renner DEREZIN, Marvin FAUNCE, James George, Ill FAUST, James Arthur FORTUNA, Louis Michael JARDEN, George Huhn, Jr. JOHNSON, N. Ragner KEBLISH, Peter Anthony, Jr. KELLERMAN, Alan KIM, I-lang-Sun KRAMER, Mark Stephen LAN DRY, Wayne Charles La VERDE, Philip Salvatore LILLIE, Homer John, Jr. LOIGMAN, Barry Isadore LUNDBLAD, Daniel Miles MAILLOUX, Lionel Urbain, Jr. McADAMS, Brendan Vincent, Jr. NORANTE, John Daniel 0'MALLEY, Joseph Frederick OSLICK, Theodore PATUKAS, Peter C. PETERS, Norman Eugene PUGLIESE, Frank Michael PUMA, Samuel Charles RICHMAN, Morton William ROACH E, Martin John ROBBINS, Lester Elisha, Jr. ROBINS, Sherman Arthur ROSEN. David SCHATZ. Nathan SEIDMANN. S. William SEI'I'I'ER, Girard, III SINGER, Melvin SKLAR, Bernard Morton ,X SKWEIR, Leon Arthur SOLLER, Herbert Isaac SOLOMON, Jack Lee SOLTYS, Henry Daniel SPANGLER, William Edmund SPITZER, Stanley STAMPS, William Harris STEIN, Amold Martin STEIN. Joel STEINBRECHER, LeRoy Monroe rH1 STRONG, William Bryan hi WALKER, Sidney WA RD, Harold Richard 5 WILLIAMS, Arthur Kent i f -MEf WURTELE, Lester Herbert YOUNG, William Werner ZARRO, Vincent Joseph The Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia St'pIt'Illb0I' 1-I, 1959 I0 Juni' II, 1960 Department of Subject Final grades obtained by a computation of marks earned at recitntions, test examinations, and final examinations. RE-EXAMINATION-FINAL GRADE. fCross out words not applyingj Enter all failures in RED ABRAMSON, Benjamin ARMSTRONG. Schuyler S. BAKER, Paul Wesley, Jr. BARRY, William John BASCH, Samuel Herbert BOYD, Dale Woods BROWN, Charles Edward BYBEL, Nicholas CANDELORI, Carmen Daniel CASSEL. Ralph Douglas COHEN. Herbert E. CREIGHTON. James Larue CRESSMAN, Frederick Kehm, Jr. CROFT, Vernon Ray DIAZ, Robert Leonard DIEZ. Charles Michael DI MAURO, Frank Samuel DLUTOWSKI, Bernard Joseph EARICK, Michael Edward FIGUEROA, William Gerald FINNERTY, Edward James FOGG, C. Douglas FORSYTH, James Ireland, Jr. FRANK, Leonard Arnold 'iv IW ,i l 6 FRI EDBERG, Kenneth GERMON, Patricia Ann GINDHART, John Donald GRANITO, Conrad Joseph GREEN, Roy Carter, Jr. GROSS. Richard Henry HAVEN, Henry 4' HENRY, George Kenneth HIRSHBERG, Richard William HORCHOS, Donald David HUFF, A. Williamson IRVING. Thomas Herbert JAMES, Francis Marshall, III JOHNS. Spurgeon Stanley, Jr. JOHNSON, William Roy KALENAK, Alexander KAMDAR, Jayant C. KARP, Robert Larry KENWORTHY, Harry Joseph, KILMER, Leonard Reid KIVITZ, Philip Bernard KLECKNER, Francis Sears KOUTEN, Joseph Williams, Jr. KRAMER, Allan Charles Jr . ISI X - KREITHEN, Harold KULBASKI, Frank Edward LASSITER, George Sherman LEBER, Ruben Edward MARANOFF, Richard Bruce MARRONE, Ralph Thomas MAY, Mark MILLER, Ashton Clarke MILLER, Robert Hausman MILLER, Robert Irving MITCHELL, Robert Elmg, Jr. MOORE, William Lee NASUTI, Floyd Thomas NEWBERG, Aaron Nelson 0'CONNOR, Arthur Joseph PATTERSON, Richard John PETERS, Norman, Jr. PETERSOHN, Jacob Randolph , PHILLIPS, James Sawyer PIFFAT, Joseph Francis PODOLSKY, Stephen PRATT, Peter Wenzel PULIZZI, John Sebastian, Jr. REAMER, James Francis ROTHSCHILD, James Herman RU BINSTEIN. Morton Frederic RUDERMAN. Mark RYON. Robert Judson SANET, Morton Joseph SCHATZ, Norman Jose! SCHUSTER, Albert Henry, Jr. SCHWARTZ, Martin SHANE, John Joseph i SILVERMAN, James Frank SIMONS. Howard Melvin SKILLING, John Chauncey SLACUM, Robert Sweeten SLAGLE, Harry Richard SNODGRASS, Wilbur Homer, Jr. SNYDER, Donald ST. CLAIRE, Donald Anthony TOMKIEWICZ. Thaddeus TRIVUS, Robert Howard WAGEMAKER, Herbert, Jr. WAHLIG, Alexander Francis WEBER, Alan WEINBERG. Ethel Schwartz WOLANSKY, Sidney I , l1,,, gig' ' 4 4l X E 1534 I JiH' I'f05 V N l, , I .' 55 x- uf 2. Q G 20 -,N S 51 Mfwvw. ji' -fd W, K' -' -jf Hoi' g VTX f XO, ur XT D ,M 'f Z if L Xgm Q22 5, p , LV' iff! rw, f v IX KQRQ if , 4 V . f ,VfQlfJpJA - A. q,, N...-I ua! sfo ff ,Qgflf ,yo ,Q 'E I fi l- . I l' . -A , NRM P 0 wd,1wSfQ+ 4x U5 can riff' C ' h m VY 1 X1 N ea X' a f Y cf'fhNNt' Q A U X . SJ 'afffgfff Z- ,vw Cx lotyfl L jx 4 1 f GQ img?-1 0 arl l,..f 1. ' ,- ' . -9' H 9 -' , -R 5. , 0 - :1 -Qt-, v i i HDQQIY an ' xo 'a': ? Wm f A l f , 5 P 'Q ll N fb fr. I V X , f i f ,P - M M -- P fy? NX , ' Q .Lf 4 n N+ Hd, . 46.1 I ? Nloua my 1 , - -. S ffns v C nb' 4 f ff-x Ne Q ' ' 1 I if Vx O I7 C I, ' xx It , vt! mx Mfr' I I T N Xf x R L K no .Z Q- .X'4l4.--,,...g.1--4..l-tis' ' I ' ys Y 7- '- .-- IR lv I I , . ...--' 5g1 KHRW is 4? Y ly! Q-qi 7 ! 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' - --- x ,af ' XA v Q Sb '5 vs YI' ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA-Front Row, left to right: C. Schott, B. Fiedler, C. Clantz, J. Reid, A. Gionti, WC Gordon. Second Row: W. Hamaker, H. Simmons, M. Ruderman, A. Goldberg. Not present: R. Moscotti CPresidenU, J. DeMatteo, J. Cottrell, D. Brown, R. Arner, R. Diaz, W. Siefert, Kreithen, James, M. Blumberg. ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA NAUONALHONORSOCEW STUDENTINSTHUTE December 12, 1959 Dear Sir: Dear Doctor: Regarding your The members of Zeta Chapter, Alpha Omega Alpha, congratu- inquiry concerning late you on your acceptance into our Organization. our student government A.0.A. membership is a highly coveted honor sig- here at Hahnemann, I have nifying scholastic excellence, leadership gathered the following in- ability and outstanding character, formation. The Student Insti- integrity and dedication to your tute is an organization established profession. over twenty-five years ago for the pur- You will be initiated at pose of promoting the social, academic a lectureship dinner. and administrative welfare and activities of Details Concerning the undergraduate. Being composed of two ap- this will be pointed faculty members and a president and two announced representatives elected from each undergraduate class, at a later the Institute stands as an instrument of student opinion. date, Problems such as student's family health plans and Freshmen STUDENT INSTITUTE-Front Row: C. Henry, A, Crews, J. Coedecke. A. Catlano, Dr. Wilson. Back Row: Dr. Perlmutler, S. Puskin, S. Mc'Curdy, T. Zuck, 5, !1i'klE X UQ., K5 imkyifix I- ,,sisDiei1,ce1.Lssz13-gi gi l, eaeseral. ,sg- Twx iefiiiitiiei Q'-'wif ssl? 14 ' NNUAL UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCII D Y Hahnemann Medical College v Friday March 4, 1960 Driginal Student lesearch Papers I. A New All-Purpose Self Retaining Refractor. C. T. Yarington, Jr. 2. A Study of I00 Cases of Con- genital Aortic Stenosis. Franklin J. DeRusso and Mark Moy 3. Physiologic and Metabolic Changes During Profound Hypo- thermio Employing Autogenous Lung. Carlene Samuels 4. Studies of Polymers as Carcin- ogenic Agents. David B, Lucchino 5. Salt Liberalizafion in Congestive Failure. Donald Snyder 6. Selection and Isolation of Auxo- trophic Yeast Mutants with the Aid of Membrane Filters, Anti- biotics and other Techniques. Normal W. Peters, Jr. 7. Mitotic Activity in the Develop- ing Human Heart. Steven J. Phillips 8.Supercooling and Resuscitafion of Laboratory Animals. Warren Becker 9. Fetal Hemoglobin Levels During the First Year of Life. Richard J. Brown I0. Preparation of a Gold Chelate Using AuCl3 and Na2EDTA. Chester S. McLaughlin. Jr. II. The Effect of Increasing Portal Vein Free Fatty Acid Concentra- tions on Liver Uptake. W, Sieferi and S. Paslcin I2. Improvement in Technique Endor- ferec+omy. Stanley Spitzer I3. Enzyme Study in Early Myo- cardial lnfarction with Special Reference to Succinic Dehydro- genase. Clifford E. Sclwotf, Jr. I4. A New Thiazide 3-BenzyIthio- methyl Derivative of Chlorothiaz- ide. Leonard Frank l5. Alterations in Mouse Ascites Cancer by Ribonuclease plus X-Ray Therapy. Stephen Podolslcy Ib. Selective Coronary Arteriography and Visualization in the Dog and and the Use of Metallic Micro- spheres in the Induction of Arti- ficial Coronary Occlusion. James Compton and Kenneth Miller 'lus I4 papers by title Plus guest speaker-Col. George M. Knauf, Hahnemann I934. Staff Surgeon, Air Force Missile Test Center, Cape Canaveral, Florida. The Medical Aspects of Missile Operations. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH SOCIETY-Front Row, left to right: J. Solomon, C, Czarnecki. C. Samuels, B. Fomalont, S. Phillips, Chairman: B. Figueroa, Secretary: H. Berk, J. Sandberg, J. Kamdar. Second Row: L. Fortuna, C, Schott, W. Barry, C. Seitter, B. Friedberg, S. Spitzer, P. Rosen, S. Paskin, A. YVilliams, E. Andrews. Third Row: A. Gionti, E. HofTman, C. Clantz, D. Snyder, A, Holzworth, ,I. Cohen, T, Dslick, W. johnson, J. Kouten. Fourth Row: M. Derezin, J. Compton, K. Miller, H, Cohen, H. Allison, H. Simons, B. Sklar, W. McCurley, L. Frank, R. Carp. Undergraduate Research Society In its 14-th year and still growing, the Undergraduate Research Society promotes student activity in the field of medical research. In the last summer about 257 of the student body actively engaged in research activity. The Society yearly organizes an Undergraduate Research Day in the spring at which original student papers are presented, followed by a guest speaker. An attempt is made to keep the student body informed of the research opportunities available and to encourage first hand experience in avenues of exploration in basic science and clinical medicine. Qlexis arrell buttery ALEXIS CARRELL SOCIETY-First Row, left to right: C. Czarnecki, A. O'Connor., J. Noranle, F. Pugliese, L. Fortuna, F. Colizzo. Second Row: W. Barry, B. McAdams, J. O'Malley, W. Strong, S. Puma, P. Keblish. Uhese tfuu sncieties are hehicateh tu furthering Ulhristian beliefs mth iheals in the mehiral stuhent anh future phgsiciau. mhis is hrnught almut bg emphasis un tnleraure BHD unber- stanhing in hath prufessiunal anh nun-prufessinnal spheres. Basic tu this inhale philos- nphg is the pursuit uf hunestg, lmth spiritual anh intellectual- brftian ilillehiral buttery CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY-Front Row, left to right: E. Bossard, H. Culton, fl'rc-sidentjz D. Cnsscl, V. Krutz, S. Brown. Secnnd Row: R, Schuster, D. Davis, L. Ham- merberg, J. Run, R. Jones. 9 000 0 Uo -A 0 AESCULAPIAN SOCIETY-First Row, left to right P. Ironside, R. Leber, D. Fogg, fVice President, D. Coulson President . W. Youn Secreta 9 c , ' gs c ry' Treasurerjg L. Robbins. Second Row: W. Barry, W. Hammaker, P. Pellegrino, C. Buckley, J. Carter, A. Cattano, W. Figueroa. Third Row: F. Cressman, C. Diez, F. James, R. Witzig, K, Miller, A. O'Connor fi 4. L. ' ' vx YJ W'0MEN'S MEDICAL S0- CIETY-Front Row, left to right: C. Samuels, E. Bossard, B. Fiedler. Sec- ond Row: J. Sandberg, F. Camitta, B. Belkin, J. Katz. '-M, mf 'F I Ar' Y' I, if r 'B F -Q' ' E 4,4 n ' X 54 A xnj , E 4 Q,:+-3 I K, 4 -91, fx Y iiksl 1':. ! 1 W6 V .2 fir . i I 5 M-my ,J w 'Ot -s I r, Ptlplga lizurmpu liztppu 3F1'2lfPll1Iil Q BETA PHI CHAPTER f - ' 141 N. isrn sms:-11' HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE -f PHILADELPHIA 2, PENNSYLVANIA AX , ' ' , ., Aux I. m y ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA-First Row, left to right: N. Pitha, W'illiams, H. Tatem, P. Toot, S. McCurdy, A. Petti. Third l'. Zuck, F. DiMauro, S. Podolsky, F, Cressman, W, Barry, Row: J. Cummings, J. Padona, M. Klein, P. Jermond, J. D. Ornaf, E. Cuerriero, V. DiStefano. Second Row: H. Edson, Coppola, W. Christ, H. Mullin, E. Eastland, I. Toland, R. I. Meyers, T. Clair, B. Stedman, C. Schneider, C. Maier, A. Hansen, D. Brendlinger. AKK was founded in 1888 at Dartmouth Medical College. Beta Phi Chapter was formed at Hahnemann in May 1948. They recently added a new chapter house on 16th Street. The group, the youngest at Hahnemann is also one of the most enthusiastic-as evidenced by the gala spirits frequently surrounding the house. AKK boasts of a well-rounded social program. There are monthly dinner meet- ings and frequent gatherings. Not to neglect the scholastic side of things, Presi- dent Fred Cressman, points with pride to a budding library and an active scholastic aid program. V. Croft, only man to hold 5 jobs at once and still pass, typifies the indomitable spirit of the fraternity. :lglqi Zliamhha Kappa glfraterniig Qlpha Feta Gfhupter ' ii 0 ' 1, 5 19 ll 24' .lli ' 5 Halynzmann cgiiliehizal Glullege PHI LAMBDA KAPPA-Front Row, left to right: B. Belkin, J. Cohen, R. Fomalont, S. Paskin, A, Roth, H. Libshitz, D. J. Katz, N. Schatz, P. Pavitt, A. Cibstein CPresidenU, J. Stein Snyder, C. Lassiter CNational Representativej. Fourth Roar: CTN-asurerj, M. Rubinstein, B. Fiedler Edelstein, F. Camitta. B. Petersohn, M. Katz, S. Katz, C. Rojer, B. Portner, J. Second Row: A. Newberl, A. Haber, M. Woldod, E. Hoffman, Cotlieb, J. Hyman, WI Latham, R. Cross, F. Priser, P. Cut- S. Podolsky, J. Horowitz, D. Scheid, H. Berk, A. Patchefsky, lohn, W. Becker. B. Glaser. Third Row: E. Andrews, J. Solomon, B. Miller, rw Phi Lambda Kappa Medical Fraternity was founded in Philadelphia in 1909. The Alpha 4 2. - Beta Chapter at Hahnemann was organized in 1926 and is one of 16 chapters. 4 The purposes of this fraternity are to maintain among medical students and physicians, regardless of race, creed or color, a spirit of fraternalism, of mutual aid and moral support and to advance the concepts of the medical sciences. At the 1960 National Convention in Boston., this chapter was voted the best in the nation. Pictured is Mark May with Best Chapter trophy. They also braved storms of protest and prominently displayed bravery by breaking the sex barrier and admitting female members. W1-ll known seniors include Robert Fomalont, whose heart lrumor has itj only beats twice a day: coach Gutlohn, who can be identified by a large black bag carrying drug samples, and Glantz, the only reported case of cerebral edema never to have lost consciousness. PHI BETA Pl FRATERNITY 'ey .njtqhugli C. ll dj' P cali BETA KAPPA CHAPTER l5ll SUMMER STREET PHILADELPHIA 2. PA. Pl-ll BETA PI-Front Row, left to right: T, Terura, J. Lillie, W. Spangler, R. Johnson, S. Puma, J. Saba. Second Row: J. Stoner, C. Photias, H. Allison, A. Crews, N. Peters, F. Nagy. Third Row: E. Lam, S. AlleY, .l. Schade, C. Lam, C. Arnold, L. Laska. Brotherhood for all typifies the atmosphere of Phi Beta Pi fraternity. From their recently acquired Chapter house on Summer Street emanates fraternal understanding. Lead by Dave Lucchino, their genial president, Phi Beta Pi is swiftly becoming one of the most im- portant fraternities at Hahnemann. Beta Kappa chapter was founded here in 1947 as an outgrowth of Pi Epsilon Rho. Originality, vigor and freshness of outlook mark their approach to schol- astic and social undertakings. With A. Crews as a member, how could they miss? if PHI DELTA EPSILCJN BETA ZETA CHAPTER HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE PHI DELTA EPSILON-First Row, left to right: Alan Kellerman, Stanley Spitzer, Morton Richmond, Herbert Cohen, Bernard Friedberg, Barry Loigman. Second Roar: Arnold Stein, Mark Kramer, Mark Buderman, Howard Simons, Herbert Schick, David Rosen, Ivan Butler. Third Row: Saul Yveinstein, Marvin Derizen, Burton Fine, Meyer Cordon, john Bavin, Ted Oslick, Paul Gatterman. Phi Delta Epsilon, founded at Cornell University Medical School in 1904, is pledged to the three ideals of loyalty, scholarship and fraternity. At the present time, 47 undergraduate chapters in leading medical colleges and 35 graduate clubs in major cities uphold the Phi IJ IC triad. Beta Zeta Chapter at Hahncmann. is over 40 years old, having been founded in 1919, and is proud of its hundreds of alumni members who have furthered the interests of medicine, and of Hahnemann, livery year Phi Delta Epsilon brings a nationally known medical figure to Hahnemann to deliver the Aaron Brown Memorial Lectureship to the entire student body and faculty staff. The Initiation Ball and the Five Chapters Dance are annually supported by Beta Zeta, as well as the three other undergraduate and the graduate chapters in the city. In addition to these two formal dances, the chapter also sponsors numerous informal get togethers and parties throughout the school year. Minutia Masters. Art Goldberg, and Mike Blumberg are typical of the zeal for knowledge that permeates the fraternity, R f PHI ALPHA GAMMA 1624 SUMMER STREET PHILADELPHIA 2 Pr r.N-.vLvAr an lic Lllyi Qllyi ehiczzl all ratcrlritg PHI CHI FRATERNITY- Ist Row, left to right: F. Zimpher, J. Loveless, L. Fortuna, F. Pugliese, F. Colizzo, J. Shane, B. McAdams, A. Kallinak, J. Norante. 2nd Row: R. W'oolslayer, S. Rzepela, J. Abda, W. Moore, D. Nase, D. Weiss, D. Horchos, A. Cattano, J. Reid, A. D'Anca, C. Diez, F. James, C. Henry, R. Caputo, L. Robbins, W. Hamaker, W. Barry. 3rd Row: C. Czarnecki, L. Skweir, R. Leber, P. lronsides. ,., The Phi Chi medical fraternity is the largest medical fraternity at Hahnemann, Since its union with Phi Alpha J' C- . Gamma in 1949, it has become a leading force in school life. Its Alumni Association numbers the Dean and 10 professors. Each year two awards are presented: one the E. J. Carey memorial award in Anatomy, and the other to the highest standing Phi Chi senior. 1 .AM The annual social calendar includes the Foundcr's Day banquet, the annual Christmas party for underprivileged 1 children, the fall rushing parties, and many, many. many other social events. Fraternity president is William Toth, We Alvologzie When this book is published It may create a storm. We'll be told about the copy And our many flaws in form. So let us take a minute And explain our naughty baby, And when you hear the story Youill forgive us, maybe. For one absent senior picture We can only tell you this Cameras can't take phantoms Or hits won't make a miss. The IFC, a noble group, May be missed a lot, The photographer was present The IFC was not. Please forgive us Medicine, For the things we left unsaid. If we gave you your due praise, It would go to your head. And Surgery, your format's new You wield a mighty knife, But remember, now and then, You're not a way of life. For all the people, we left out A slight was not intended. Our space was not quite adequate, So please don't feel offended. For senior personalities Which we did not discuss Remember them just as they were And don't rely on us. If you think this book lacks depth You're absolutely right After four such heavy years Wie tried to keep it light. YVe've merely given you the key To open what is yours alone. So now and then you may recall A set of memories of your own. Z THE MEDIL' ST F U, '.' '99 e. gn. N-T, M S. A13 lf C.. Jl X Sw? H x X ,i Pke ,,..f -si. , Ax- V X XX4 X21-' K AV-YAy'yAY'VAV 'YAVNfAV'Y'Y'Y'V'vf 1 1 -, 'N Amfvfwvfng MEDIC STAFF Editors-in-Chief .............. Barbara Fiedler the I Carlene Samuels b. tb Busmess Manager ............ Richard Brown lr Photography Editor ............. David Naide si Associate Photography Editor Frank Kaplan Advisor ....................... Dr. A. Pearce Activities: ........ 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AESCULAPIAN SOCIETY, A.B., M.D. Weymouth, Mass- CS, SSEHEEXEE GPEQERAL HOSPITAL Harvard College L-9':1'AKE r-'on OLE QAAR Q ills-J M.D. L JOHN ANDREW. M.D. GENERAL SURGERY REG. NO 00000 NAMEH , 7 DATE li PHI CHI FRATERNITY. AESCULAPIAN SOCIETY. JOIIII H- Al1dI'CW B.S., M.D. , Weston' W' Va' -1 LEFTAKE Fon ONE QEAQ, YY aynesburg College M.D. REG. NO. 00000 RAYMOND ARNER, M.D. NAME DATE R R3YIIl0Ild Harvey ATHCI' PHI CHI FRATERNITY. ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA. B.A., M.D. Lehightmla Pa- limggggs GPZNERAL HOSPITAL Lehigh University 5'9':,,,KE FOR o',,,E Qu, f,,...,...,fgzA M 'fb xx Q F 1 as LAWRENCE STEWART BARBERA. M.D. OBSTETRICS AN REG. NO. 00000 D GYNECOLOGY NAME DATE....l.lT, li AESCULAPIAN socusrv ALEXIS CARRELL soclsw. Lawrence Stewart Barbera MAC FADYEN GYNECOLOGICAL socuarv, ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA FRATERNITY. BUS., NLD. rgaIAmRDsgE1P:i4IcAsPF3XAL Philadelphia, Pa. C5L9':TAKE Fon oNE YEAR St- J0seph's College M.D. Peter Brueckner Baute BS., MD. East Greenwich, R. I. 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' 4 A , tugrys I I' I s 'Y I' ,. .z -Yang , , ,I :IWC , ,Q Q. L ag n',,5'N., I f u,Q . u . 4 . I , ,o ,X I.. 'kv 1 ll . '. 'fl 'W al f,S -Q -I 7'i ii.: ff ' ' Fad 'fi ,I 'EI .sw o-f fd v . . 4 ' '- Q ' ,I Iv . N, - '. b fr'1l'44': ' 44 '4r, ',V'3,'-g I ' I' .bfi ' 'ski-km In 411 0 ll 'Jn . P 0 'Q' Q AA4'l.. 'fh , ip 'A I 'IQ 0 I REG. NO. 00000 NAME RICHARD BROWN. M.D. INTERNAL MEDICINE , DATE H PHI CHI FRATERNITY. AESCULAPIAN SOCIETY. MEDIC STAFF. BUSINESS MANAGER. WEST JERSEY HOSPITAL Cgig.: CAMDEN. N, J. TAKE FOR ONE YEAR 9. MD Richard Johnston Brown A.B., M.D. Haddonfield, N. J. Johns Hopkins University Marvin N. Busch B.S., M.S., M.D. New Brunswick, N. Tufts University Rutgers University J 5 if MARVIN BUSCH. M.D. GENERAL SURGERY REG, NO 00000 NAME DA-re ii PHI DELTA EPSILON FRATERNITY. '1 ln COOPER HOSPITAL I 56 CAMDEN. N. J. HUTAKE Fon our-: YEAR ii , Qcafpf. M.D. ALBERT cAsALE. M.o. GENERAL SURGERY REG, NO. 00000 NAME,, , , ,ii DATE li ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA FRATERNITY. 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M.D. A 000 N00 00000 INTERNAL MEDICINE NAME fi - - DATE li PHI BETA Pl MEDICAL FRATERNITY. STUDENT IN- Lxsa H. Crexvs, Jr. STITUTE. SANTA IHAHNEMANN REPRESENTATIVEI. Bism M.D. CS www? BNET? ISRAEL HOSPHAL C01l1ll1blH College New York Clty L-QTTAKE FOM CSNE YEAR NeWVa1'ka 4- - Q-f. NLD. 5 if z 31 ,I ,gg 'rv ' 1 I HAROLD CULTON. JR.. M.D. REG NO. 00000 GENERAL PRACTICE NAME, , 7,,,,4,g,- ,, DATET,+l.. Harold Hugh Culton, Jr. - BA., Iw1.D. Ii I u E I . I Soudefmnv Pa- DEI? EIIITEQSJFSEIQIZELSQEIEIIFTYSOEIIERIEIIIIIICMZADI. II , . CAL SOCIETY - PRESIDENT. tj Bob Jones UHlW'CfSlty II Temple University A HAHNEIIIANN HOSPITAL I . . o 3591: PHILADELPHIA. PA. Unlverslty of Pennsylvama TAKE FOR ONE YEA' 2 I 7 4 M.D, DONALD DAVlS,JRu M.D. REG.N0.00000 . NEUROSURGERY NAME,,w,,, LA DATE li CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY, MAC FAYDEN GYN. Donald D. Davis SOCltTY. PRESIDENT. BS., M.D. GRADUATE HOSPITAL OF THE UNIV. OF PA. Ardmore, Pa. gl . PHILADELPHIA. PA. TAKE Fon ONE YEAR Llfllata O ege -QM . - M.D. Q' Fun '. Q-an . 0 A I JOSEPH DE MATTEO. M.D. REG NO ooooo INTERNAL MEDICINE NAME-, ev- W DATE?.+4?1t, H I I Joseph De Matteo ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA, AESQULAPLAA scam AB., M.D. University of PCnnS5'lY'aIlia gHi,ABQXgH::AH1!E,RDELpH1A NAVAL HOSWTAL Phlladelphiaa Pa' K5L9':'rAKE Fon ONE YEAR I M.D. ,.r'l'w FRANKLIN DE RUSSO. M.D. REG. NO. 00000 NAME, 4 A THORACIC SURGERY DATE li ALEx1S CARRELL SOCIETY. RESEARCH FELLOW- Franklin John DeRuSs0 SHIP SOCIETY, ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA FRATERNITY, N Bb., M.D. A FHFAHLIXEDAQAMHHOSKITAL Philadelphia, Pa .AL-QJTAKE Fon ONE YEAR Jlllliata College X X ' 5 , M.D. F3- 4 ALPHONSE DI GIOVANNI, M.D. REG, NO. OOOOO NAMEAHQ i, GENE RAL SURGERY DATEli. Ii Ll Alphonse J. Di Giovanni ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA FRATERNITY. BIS., M.D. Philadelphia, Pa. MlsERncoRDsA HOSPITAL St. J0seph's College '5i9':Ti:IELTiiLiI1I:'vida I S' gffox Y M.D. f i Q 5 Joszrfu on MARCO. m.o. i RAmoLoGv REG, NO. 00000 NAME, DATE li ALExls CARRELL SOCIETY. 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A A.B', M.D. YEARBOOK STAFF, ' Philadelphia, Pa. 5 HAIEHEIEANJIAHOPZPITAL TCIIIPIC IJI1iVCI'Sity LHJTAKE Fon ONE YEAAR - mm M.D. REG. NO 00000 KENNETH EROMME, Ho. NAMEVWE, DATE .., li ALEXIS CARRELL SOCIETY. PH: CHI FRATERNITY. Kenneth Louis Fromme BS., M.D. GEORGE F. GEISINOER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WY3tS011t0W11, P3- Cgi ,DANVlLLE. PA. i , 93-AKE FOR ONE YEAR UlllW'Cl'Sltj' Of Notre Dame EEMJZWEE Lonnie E. Fuller A.B., M.D, Philadelphia, Pa. Lincoln University 3 I I X .1 I 4 LONNIE FULLER. M.D. PSYCHIATRY REG, NO. 00000 NAME DATE PHI BETA Pl FRATERNITY. HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL PHILADELPHIA, PA. gig.: TAKE FOR ONE YEAR E ' C' 9' M.D. 5. 1 ALAN GIBSTEIN. M.D. REG, NO. 00000 NAME - DATE PEDIATRICS li PHI LAMBDA KAPPA FRATERNITY.INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL - PRESIDENT. LONG ISLAND JEWISH HOSPITAL Aki.: NEW HYDE PARK. N. Y. L TAKE FOR ONE YEAR Z... - Alan Gibstein B.S., M.D. Reading, Pa. Albright College LARRY GILFERT. M.D. GENERAL PRACTICE REG. NO. 00000 NAME DATE R Larry Y. Gilfert BS., NLD. 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B.S., MS., LL.B., M.D. Wyoming, Pa. WlLKES.BARRE GENERAL HOSPITAL PCI1I1Sy1V3l1ia SURE University 55 -:WILKES-BARRE, PA. X, , , , 9 TAKE Fon ONE YEAR GC0l'gC W 3ShlI1gtOIl UnlVCIS1ty f ur fLf ' M.D. I JOHN WALSH. M.D. R i H. PHI BETA Pl FRATERNITY. AB., M.D. Philadelphia, Pa. EETPIQEQESMHQSAPITAL 4 Temple University 559'fTA,,E FOR ogg Y'E,,,, I 09.4 ,se mae A , sAMuEL WESTERMAN. M.n. ORTHOPEDICS REG. NO. 00000 NAME DATE li PHI LAMBDA KAPPA FRATERNITY. 5211111161 Thomas WCStCfman B.A., M.D. :anma'aesH.:Os:'TAL Red Bank, N' J ' 5L9':TAKE FOR ONE'YEAR Rutgers UHIVCFSIIY F ffxfllldft DV MOD. Paul Ronald Woolslayer B.S., M.D. New Kensington, Pa. Pennsylvania State University CR. X S PAUL WOOLSLAYER. M.D. REG. NO. 00000 NAM E GENERAL PRACTICE DATE H si 1 PHI CHI FRATERNITY. I I I I I CONEMAUGH VALLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Si JJOHNSTOWN. PA, 9 TAKE Fon ous YEAR 6 CPS! , f M.D. CHARLES THOMAS YARINGTON. JR., M.o. 0004 N00 00000 GENERAL PRAcTncE NAME, DATE PHI CHI 1SECRETARY. ALUMNI SECRETARY1, Charles Thomas Yarington, Jr - D . g1llgYFATJrQ1EhLRgg1T' Ugg!ERTEY5EAARES+?AgSE:Q?'Y SO' C A.B., M.D. 0 582322255 GIENERAL HOSPITAL Moravia, N. Y. I L9 TAKE FOR ONE YEAR Prmceton LTIIIVCFSIIY 5? MD. REG. NO. 00000 NAMEW ,fi f,T. h, , K,, DATE .i. li Richard Lindquist ' ' , ILLINOISRESEARQH HOSPITAL 35 CHICAGO nLL1Nous NO! PiCfllT'Cd HJTAKE FOR. one YEAR u 4 1 '1 ,I ll il iv W M.D Q, E75 5 Q2 ,ff THE C334 S J CULLEGE EUUNEHQ fl, WHEN fs fy .1191 y.tJiDisALt.QQL1is2i4y5 ?fQi. GWJQSSQJTAL mi-5' COLLEGE COUYCIL 491. 0 C97 937' 'f QW . . . A . . QQ WOQAIEZM-fgi, fSQ5, This governing body consists of the Dean, as Chairman, the Medical Director tex-olficiol of the Hospital, the Chairmen of all Departments, and four members of the Faculty, two elected by the Faculty and two appointed XUM X' - by the Dean. CULLEGE COUNCIL MEMBERS 1959-60 Charles S. Cameron, Chairman John M. Howard Dean Chairman, Department of Surgery Amedeo Bondi, Jr. Chairman, Department of Microbiology M. John Boyd Chairman, Department of Biological Chemistry Joseph R. DiPalma Chairman, Department of Pharmacology Carl C. Fischer Chairman, Department Vllilliam L. Gaby Elected by the Faculty Alexander Cero Appointed by the Dean Paul J. Crotzinger Elected by the Faculty Van B. O. Hammett Chairman. Department of Psychiatry of Pediatrics Joseph E. Imbriglia Chairman, Department of Pathology J. Stauffer Lehman Chairman, Department of Radiology John H. Moyer Chairman, Department of Medicine Henry T. Nichols Chairman, Department of Thoracic Surgery Newlin F, Paxson Chairman, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology John C. Scott Chairman, Department of Physiology Harold A. Taggart Associate Dean and Secretary Raymond C. Truex Chairman. Department of Anatomy BU HU UP'PH STEE5 Earle E. Baruch Frederick H. Belfield Robert Y. Bolger, LL.B. James M. Brittain, LL.B. John A. Brooke. AM., M.D.. Joel B. Davis. A.B. B.S. Robert C. Dunlop, Nlyer Feinstein Hurry B. French Arthur Gallagher Willizun B. Criscom, Jr. BOARD OF TRUSTEES .lolm F. E. Hippel, .-LB., LL.B. Karl R. Kurz John C. Longstreth Watson Malone, III, LL.D. SCD. Joseph W. Post. M.D. Charles J. Reller J. Perxnar Richards Lee C. L. Thomas, B.S. Curl S, Vogel, B.S. Helen Yogen J. Frederick Yollmer FX-OFFICIO: Charles S. Cameron. A.B.. NLD., Vice-President and Dean l50 Charles S. Paxson, Jr., B.S., Vice-President and Administrator Harold A. Taggart, MD., Associate Dean PATRON S Nathaniel G. Berk. M.D. Amedeo B mmxx di, Jr.. l'h.D. Alice C. Britt. BS. in Ed. Benjamin Calesnick, M.D. Charles S. C4 1x11 cron, M.D. Alfred J. Catenacci, M.D. Oscar Corn, M.D. Antrim J. Crellin, M.D. Joseph S. DeFrates, Ph.D. Leonard S. Dreifus, M.D. Daniel F. Downing, M.D. Robert G. Dunlop, BS. William Ellis, M.D. Philip Fieman, M.D. Carl C. Fischer, M.D. Joseph M. Cambescia, M.D. Edwin 0. Geckeler, M.D. Gerhard J. Gislason, M.D. Paul J. Grotzinger., M.D. D. Dwight Grove, M.D. Yan Buren O. Hammett, M.D. John M. Howard, M.D. William C. Hunsicker, M.D. Robert M. H illl ter, M.D. Harry J. Hurley, M.D. Joseph F.. Imbriglia, M.D. Lowell L. Lane, M.D. J. Stanffcr Lehman, M.D. Williz nrmi Likoff, M.D. N. Volney Ludwick. M.D. Bruce V. MacFadyen, M.D. Rosario Maniglia, M.D. John H. Moyer, III, M.D. Leslie Nicholas, M.D. Henry T. Nichols, M.D. Axel K. Olsen, M.D. Newlin F. Paxson, M.D. Alexander E. Pearce, M.D. Domenic J. Pontarelli, M.D. Henry I. Perlmutter, Ph.D. William A. Reishtein, M.D. Marvin J. Seven, M.D. Harold A. Taggart, M.D. Lee G. L. Thomas, B.S. Charles M. Thompson, M.D Frank Tropea, Jr., M.D. Raymond C. Truex, Ph.D. Alexander Ulin, M.D. Joseph F. Uricchio, M.D. J. Fredrick Yollmer Harry S. Weaver. Jr., M.D. William L. Wilson, M.D. Alan W. Winshel, M.D. 151 The HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE and HOSPITAL of PHILADELPHIA extends sincere congratulations to all the members of the 113th graduating class of 1960. We wish each of you every success in your years of professional service to mankind, and trust that you will recall with fond memories your student days as Hone of the Hahnemann Familyf' We know too that you will always be proud of your Alma Mater for her progressive role in the fully accredited training of twentieth century physicians, teachers, nurses, medical technicians and research investigatorsfk We trust you will continue to he an 'cactive membern of the Hahnemann Family through your ever loyal interest, service, and financial support. ,'cCatalogs and additional information pertaining to the curriculum in each of these felds may be obtained from THE REGISTRAR 235 North Fifteenth Street Philadelphia 2, Pa. 152 l':n'lm-rs in Ile-allll: You . . . Your lilovlol' . . . Mun' llllrlllllll . . . llllllf CROSS K lllllli SHIELD ASSOCIATED HOSPITAL SERVICE OF PHILADELPHIA Medical Service Association of Pennsylvania '- ron A snuucfo mfr I - f- ' 4 V! 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