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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1975 volume:

OI? NNN PRINK COHH SKNKR HO! CHCC HO! YEA Milk CHOC Mill Milk SHAII FUHIKMHK ICE CREAM. SOU P Pannlnlul: hh Y i Www M WI uma- 1 X 4 E ,w W ,J QHXEAUYQ yi? Q X if 1 pk EMERGENCY h Q' X Wg, f fw -f--L'f-IzTk 'i4f5-'9511.S?'fQl's:5f4',' Jw 'W Q-F, j 1 J ,. 3 1 . rlif, ,, s .iJ ,,: Q 1 gba-v-nz EDITOR-IN-CHIEF A Harry A. Kiesel - ASSQCIATE EDITOR Paul Peindl BUSINESS MANAGER Donald H. Wernsing ' s 4 ' ,I Introduction The past four years have been the most important period of our lives, we have, through long hours of study and clinical contact, assimilated an enormous volume of information 5 we have experienced the joys and sorrows attendant upon the practice of Medicine and have had to come to terms with many of our own fears and misconceptions 7 we have made some lifelong friends, we have learned much about ourselves and others and have had to alter our expectations of others accordingly 5 we have grown from students of Medicine to Doctors, a giant step marking the beginning of an evolutionary process which is to continue for the rest of our lives. With few exceptions, I am sure these years have had a profound impact not only on the prospects for the future but also on the very fibers of our personal philosophy and structure. And so it should be, for in no other profession is the individuals' philosophy so impor- tant to success and happiness as in Medicine. For many of us, these years in medical school have been a trying experience leaving unpleasant, even bitter, as well as pleasant memories. This, perhaps, is also partly to our benefit, for in no other profes- sion is an inner personal strength so important to success. Misfortune and sadness is, I think, an es- sential ingredient in life, without these we would not be so keenly aware of our own limitations, nor would we be so sensitive to or understanding of the misfortunes of others. But time is kind and tends to dull the unpleasant memories and, years from now, our recollection will be mostly of the many people we met, the few close fri-2:1-Jships we made, and perhaps of a few isolated patients who were especially difficult or touching. In the following 240-odd pages I have attempted to portray the many people at Hahnemann who we were likely to have had contact with during our years as medical students. Unavoidably, some individ- uals may not be represented as well as others. The choice of which faculty or staff members to include depended primarily on the availability of photographs and space in :he yearbook. The vast majority of photographs appearing here were taken by Paul Peindl and myself and, since we both spent most of our senior year at Hahnemann, this had considerable influence on the content of Medic '75. A small number of seniors spent most of the last year away from Hahnemann and were unavailable for candid photos 5 regrettably, their senior pages reflect this. For the same reasons, affiliate hospitals and staff are not that well represented. ' I would like to express my gratitude to the many people who have been instrumental in the planning, composition, and publication of Medic '75, A special thank you is in order for my wife, Irene, for the many hours she spent doing the secretarial work for Medic '75, for Paul and Kathy Peindl for their sketches and cartoons, for Don Wernsing for his efforts and talent as business manager, for William I. O'Brien who, as representative for American Yearbook Company, was unfailingly available when his advice was needed, and to Linda Kamin and Roseanne Vitetta for the many favors they have done over the past year. Some pictures are worth a thousand words . . . hopefully, there are many such within. Q. Mai Editor-in- Chief 2 Dear Graduate: Congratulations! You have worked hard and long to reach pq-A this sta e of our rofessional I ,wx training.g y p ln so doing, you have equipped yourselves with as fine a medical gi education as is available. i You have been in contact with Hahnemann's scientists and teachers, not only in the class- room and lecture hall, but also in modern laboratory settings and amid tertiary care clinical facilities where you were exposed to a wide range of diagnostic and theraputic situations. Our faculty has passed on to you the benefits of their own training, and years of experience and mastery of the art of healing. They have given you glimpses of judgement under pressure and the never-ending search for scientific truth and total committment to that which we deem imperative X beyong measure-the preservation of human life. Hahnemann's impact on you does not end with graduation. ln fact, it has only begun. Your ex- perience here, the people you have met and your forging at the hands of our faculty will guide you and strengthen you as you progress in your profession. Por some, this progress will be in the direction of healing or surgery. Others will be drawn to scien- tific research. These are equally valid solutions to the same transcendental problem-that of human suffering. One focuses on the present, while the other looks to the future. I am awed by the thought of the number of lives you will lengthen during your careers, the pain you will attenuate, the strength and comfort you will impart to the ill and their loved ones. Among you may be several Nobel Laureates of tomorrow, scientists who will make possible quan- tum leaps in the improvement of the human condition. l am inspired by the likelihood that in the years ahead Hahnemann's class of 1975 will be chronicled as having produced more than its share of great teacher-healers. Remember Hahnemann. Hahnemann will not forget you. Wharton Shober President and Chief Executive Officer 3 u.x, r . 2 irmqf, ' xl. , i - AQ i '3 iQ1 JTC . , -fir YfP ?' ..., ma... 1.14. ...w , r-v-'rv-' 'Nl '212 .Uh was 'H' ,...,..,,.., 4 I . .i'.' Ii!1 . a N ,J th 1 . 11' '- . rl' K leleqo A- 4' T flkfj, .Jiri-b fm- N - . i . N .1 O E K L HW 4 q- 1 f l Y --1 551 0 1 N, Q. Dear Doctor: I recall that when I graduated from medical school many years ago a generous drug com- pany gave all of the seniors a copy of Osler's Essays entitled, AEQUANIMITAS . There was considerable disappointment among the graduates as most would have better appre- ciated a textbook of surgery or some other more useful gift. I kept my copy and have on many occasions re-read with pleasure these famous essays. Osler, generally regarded as the father of modern medical practice in this country, said everything that should have been said in his era and said it better than anyone else. He predicted a good many things which came to pass, but what is more remarkable is what he did not predict. Osler never had the remotest suspicion that all the great killers of his day, pneumonia, tuberculosis and syphilis would be brought under control. This plus other discoveries have so changed the character of medical practice that Osler and other great prophets could not even come close to a rea- , 5.5.4 , .I ,W - sonable prediction. Who would have antici- 'N-v ' pated that we would encourage the produc- s..f X tion of physicians assistants, that classical -..,, ' -u MI --. -- inn medical education would now become a core curriculum with tracks. Many now predict even greater change in last quarter of this century. One thing never changes and Osler had it right in his title. Equanimity, or evenness of mind or temper will never grow old fashioned. Never in the history of medicine has the physician a greater need to maintain his cool , Beset on all sides by ever increasing criticism and faced with greater strain in his practice at the same time with less rewards to his ego if not his pocketbook, it is not surprising that the modern physician breaks down mentally. It is no secret that the incidence of alcoholism, drug addiction and acute psychosis is greater among physicians than the general population. My advice to you must therefore be that you aim to achieve that calmness of mind, that composure that comes only when the physician knows himself and is secure in his work. Return to the simple truths so well expressed in Osler's essays. Do not be beguiled by the massive technology of our age. Love of fellow man, humility and conscientiousness will still do more than all the computers of our space age. Cordially yours, Wgsglapa joseph R. DiPalma, M.D. Dean s To the class of 1975: Members of the Graduating Class, please accept my congratulations upon your completion of one more step towards your life in Medicine. At this moment you should be proud of your accomplish- ments as are we of the Faculty. With insight, however, you should also recognize a feeling of incom- pleteness in your training and inadequacy in your knowledge is a part of the hard facts of medical life. Medicine is a service profession where there is no possibility you can do a perfect job. However, if you approach each task with the primary question of what can I contribute towards the welfare of my patient? remembering that the maintenance of your own knowledge is a part of that contribution, you will be a truly great physician and humanitarian. Hahnemann graduates have built a truly excellent image among the profession and among the public. I know that you will continue this great tradition. God speed. , Hugh D. Bennett, M.D. Associate Dean Professor Of Medicine ,--,Af A ,gtg lf helm: P? - -.I ,'2,,...s M. M. 5 l fwsfp jr Xif.f,- ,i ...Sh Q-.4 5' Q . - . il N- ?:3'5 iffy, 3- . '51u.,,,, 5 4 -.- f' r, Q . , is 11. 1.-A ,, ,,.. 1 3 ' V. Y w Wim! . if ' ig D J, 1 I 1 1 L ix X5 Q. 2 V- 5. 5 Mu. f..-:z , N . . . .a..f.. f.,4a:..Q:Y ,xi 1 1 A xi' .Tk L sv 4 H Q., A ve -3 i K -1 ...M , ..i-mn-:A- -5yt. 1-f..Lr1 :'i'.. 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C X fav , w. ' Q.. QA Nl ' J X ., Q1 'T I -1 1 l X 'Hui v, 1 Q. -Q gmb Y P I Qi 1 F U 1 .' '1' O THE GEARY AUDITORIUU K i J ln K 1 1 1 3 4 ! I L 1. X1 :ua -L .QA- 317. 7 . I 1 Ni. . IKN- --Qi -1..-' . , . ', ' J . .gf Elf? . A J. X, x...4.n-.l 4 1 -4 'I i .,..,-u---'- 'bv-tb'-' -651 ,-,I , dC.L in T, FQ ,yr at f7 7Q '5- Mary Duff-y ffhe Registrar fkrui Staff H.. M. Mirigl Ilr. Bennett's Staff Sylvia Linenberg 1 N. Rosanne Vitetta Jo an No ak --1 'fI PQ 18 Io an Goldberg Linda Kamin .nts Leslie Lassoff 103 Q55CRfP7f ON 5.EcnerARY T0 THE Hssocmrs Dsmv 1. TIME DICTH Nou 2, OPEHHTE Tyriwnfrfk 16573009 FOR 5ruDENI' INSTITUTE K D0 7nmv6 Fall aruD6N'r fmrnurf 5 6f7'fLf HT FJLL TIMES 6. MAKE Sffvse oF nfs Muf.r1?Lf TRHCK Pnoennfl Z CHECRFvc.4.Y mF1KE Fl-762 ELECTIVE CHFHUQEG 8 5541. BLVE 17103 Go:-D BELL 7j0qEr5 2 RECEIVE HN0 vlsmfaure maxaocms 12 17U,sweR Heb Quesnarvs M Cou5oLE ,STUDENTS RT ExFJM TIME 12. 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Voice Of The Student Body i Barry Horwitz - Financial Aid K wi 1 A7 Did I hear somebody say money ? 23 3: ' I , i , 'K - '4 i I f .J 2 l P .., fi rib N The 1974 Blue and Gold Ball was a huge success for the first time in years, thanks to the combined efforts of Don Wernsing, Paul Peindl, and Harry Kiesel. Held at Park City West Ballroom, the crowd, which included students, faculty, and house staff, and their spouses or dates, had a wonderful time, as both the food and refreshments were tasty and plentiful. The highlight of the eve- ning was Dr. Teruo Matsumoto's demonstration of the japanese version ofthe Hora. Most in attendance left the affair happy, stuffed and stiffed . 24 5 Nl 'lim fl-lalwnzmznn fl lhelgli QI? 6 , ., V4 X 'E I4 f l9 Q. -2 f'f JE 9 4 gf 5 I ' 3 I I K f-F1121 ,V I I wx collage mn Hoqphl psania nfl Bold 'Ban 5-,-o A!- ffl' 'Vg' v N X ww-f 4 1974 Pall Freshman Welcoming Cocktail Party Hahnemann Undergraduate Lag, jxlx . lv If Y, f A ' . .'.'a'.l - 1 9 Prior to the Fall of 1971, HUWA had become inactive. The wives of the class of 1975 revived it and have, in the past 4 years made it a viable organiza- tion. Their contributions include books donated to the library, and a Christmas Party for the children in Pediatrics. -sw , Al. Tlnf ,W 9 .md I 26 Wives Association X J V g, -,...-f -.L The Gay 50's Party Peter S. Amenta, Ph.D. Y! ll '9 ll Mary jane Showers Ph.D 'V' 4 4 Nu..-ii-5 5 r -if f 3 ls W' Macon Weaver, Ph.D. -! - Patricia Krupp, Ph.D. - 1 l can't lecture today, I lost my cigarette holder. 1 xC:2lF3-5 A' 1111 X 7 f 1 1, H K.- A .fl Mina..- .L TMXU. Hieroglyphics Anyone? J 32 R f x 'Ch-gf.. 'S -.I Physiology R. Wiener, Ph.D. I ' w Q. f X iq .4 ' f V 1 . 1 I xx i My office has maximum negative entropy. 1. C. Torres, Ph.D. .zqil-W' I- C- Scott, Ph.D. What makes you think I'm against core I? 33 STHRLINGS Law OF THE CHPILLHRY ffm 'I-'83 phgsiolvgy gg-:IL-5: It worlrsn... ARTERW'-E vsuuna 40 mm Qsusygr QQ PRESSURI HYlRo5TA'nc Q ' tim Pgggggqg O Co L L o 1 D 25175751 oSmoTlc 52mm X l I '- V'l1'-- ' . Tx:-.sua ' Q Oslcofsc, PREssuRE 4 GI physiology is a big gas. ...time maxi it FCHULB uoovkgf ,Q Tnssue in gk T on 1 lsflif Pneggotfelb f,' 'O 0 . 'WW X ' PRtSSoAE 1.1 . L , vt V I .3 , 0' . f 'CAA' ' A 77 fffffif ffffff ffJff J X 0 fflf-4ff !4f4K - LL f X X' 4, .3 I' -: V w X, I ' 3 if 1 gl 4 If q in . 'Vx 1 ' . I- Q- 5. Z 1 7 25. ' HYDKOSTATIC , 0-ILO . Pkessune C' v Q 2,1 E' 0 - ' g -.Y V Couonb ? Osrnonc V PRESSURE C. A. Snipes, Ph.D. A. M. Ambromovage, Ph.D. 1 M, Can't beat 'em so l'll join 'em. 35 lfgf 1 , 3 lil M1crob1ology -i...- 1 R. L. Crowell, Ph.D. X xr vii I 1 ' 1 . fl K Where are the rest of the marshmallows? X 36 fad' vgfffrri , , ,k N., ' li x x 4 f N 1 !. 1 34 .tl . ' ' 5 . 53 -and in-' 4 1 Did you see that!? . . . the T-cell bit the B-cell!! W. P. Weidanz, Ph.D. x Y a A 3-L 1' -al -1' Woof! Woof! A. C. Moat, Ph.D. Don't eat the potato salad. 37 o if 2 It was a classic battle that took place in that great basket- ball arena known as The Cell with the defense minded Phil- adelphia Defenders hosting the offense minded Camden Infections. The Infections, roused to a feverish pitch by coach Au- reus and his staff, were able to penetrate the host teams' natural defenses the first period to gain an early advantage. Their attack was led by seven feet tall High Luronidase who showed uncanny ability to drive through the host team's defense for easy layups. Bruce Ellosis capped the Infections' rally and received a well deserved giant Cell ova- tion when he dribbled the full length of the court and put in a behind-the-back basket. After being down by as much as fifteen points in the first half it was all Defenders in the second half. Coach Amedeo Bondi made some substitutions and urged his team to tighten their defense. They showed great intestinal forti- tude by limiting the Infections' high scorer Sal Monella to six points in the second half due to close guarding by Dr. Gutekunst. With fifty-eight seconds to play in the third period, three quick baskets by Drs. Landau, Hammel, and Crowell tied the score for the Defenders. With Dr. Weidanz neutralizing the Infections' Luke O'Sidens, who has been known in the past to destroy the Defenders', the hosts were able to increase their resistance and add to the lead they never relinquished. When the battle was over, the Defenders' locker-room was filled with the sounds of victory while the defeated Infections vowed to bolster their forces and return once more to The Cell to resume combat with the Defenders. I3 ' ' .ff C ,Q , 4 R. R. Gutekunst, Ph.D ix ' Ha! Ha! . . . from a toilet seat? I I H, 53... I I I . .- ..i s y L D77 'rs x xx J T' l l j H XJ I .' . vi K I FX . f IP ig, L.,-X ,- W I. M. Hammel, Ph.D. 38 Vfh- M. Devlin, Ph.D. ' 3 K ev .. ' ,.-4 ,f 7, I ' 9 ...Jw 'ff-:f c if 5 - p '-8 51 51? f ,f 'i ' 'M x. ff' WR De artment 'N Cf Biochemistry j.P.Cra W ix the Black Box ...ae Fred 562625 LT X x l f -L fjf ENERGY FW ,I ff 1 N PROTEIN----+ Vg ff 9 SZZTS' N- 7 W F.....- 10 d, PhD ,fag ,lit I i C. Angstadt, Ph.D. I don't want to hear any more about yogurt, Gert! ! ,f a . .,,gnnn4 I 1 1 x I - X an afrfs 1 j 1 3 ' 1 I v ' 9 1 1 ' f' , c I ' Q , 'N Et I r xl X .97 - 1 Mother's milk is best . . . 1, Baggotf, Ph,D, T. Conover, Ph.D. '- I i I really do own another shirt. I. K. Alexander, Ph.D f 'N f uf ex QQFR, in i Q' f 4 Q -Q., .. Lv '- g. That's Dr. Vloedman, SIR! I N, ,, . In Aft, . 4 P. YV. Pairent, Ph.D. -is !' 6 i 4 N! 1g'2'1'?L , ,11 i Q Q A' ' l v 'Ml Y, -,an -x,af 'f '-I, in .Q .f ew, FII' J N, rf ,- G,,z.I,V ll a V i f 5 -41 MI vooa' Yom -Ill-V ul H V1 yi 'fx A' -' 3398 M . Q - ' 1 .o -N-I 1 3 ,W ,,.,, 1, X ,. I' I 39 ' 9 9 Q ' Q 114.0 mi Consider a black box about this high. ...as we seee LT J ' Q. 'IFN I iw 3 K f L' - T 1 . X f vw 4 I J eq' V 0 . g .A -1- OLE 'AX Z I Q ...iff-:J-D S ,, g 'i 653569 QQQ5 XX - 9, -1, 'x 70 ' '- :-::'- o 45 -' 1 ::- 'Q '43 Q9 a 1-f ..-f ,if i-- pi' W. Chernick, Ph.D. Looks real, doesn't it? 5 . 5,1 .Lge 1 75 '4 , Y ff 1 .4 I aff 11 I P li Y 1 i 5 1 , '-Q 1 K 2 A. Ferko, Ph.D No, I'm not in the Ferko String Band. 43 Did I ever tell you the story about Department QE Pharmacology I -as A. Gero, Ph.D. K 1 ,A J 'lf f P' 7 D' Q. ' I X ,Q I U f x .. iw C. I. DiGregorio, Ph.D. Marijuana plant, with pharmacologist. E V af- A , ' e' f. . 5 S Q 3. 1 I I v N 4 s.. f S s.- One...two...cha...cha...cho 5 -P. A-,Q ,gf- I3 K H5 E. L. Ciaccio 'KQV' '51 x ' 1, U F., Any - Y az. -2 R. G. Sample, Ph.D. 44 I. E. lmbriglia, M.D., D.Sc. YQ -.pf 173246, 755, nf fm X, Ur v- J I3 A s Pathology is the queen of medical science. EF' fl r Z- Red cells are interesting little critters! E. Griffith, M.D. 45 cm- .217 Department Of Pathology C. B. Calderon, M.D. 'W .!- ' , In 'YJ 4 if - , w 4 M .A - Q , 5, as 5 Q v J I ., 1. M. Dolphin, MD. I work for Upjohn - I mean Hahnemann. P'f?'yx M0508 DR. W Ollks 0R.E.CO0DLgy LSU fx DRG. 09 .2 L lf MEDICIN AT 'Q ' 4. K l 'X .X Q. R H. x clsnapll-. . 2' . -4- ,- N -I . ,r X X jx ' r I 1 U! 1, asoosw A' D.. X rv i W! Dnslu '. ' lTI I f I, h H3. - 2 - gf , . ig , 7.1- jalulf- 3'.E'u 100 mg 5 1' Seriously, Old Grand-Dad, IV push. ad Another HMCH special . . . under 'complaint' it says 'yes'. n -f 3 s 0 N J in . na. .M What do you mean the chief complaint is 'yes'? Ska '90 X ' Y X fv I I K 7 A 1 J lib ff P- 7 ........-ni' fm-M. , sez--. M M-.fa,..,,, l'd like the results of a T-3 and T-4 on a Robert Weiss. Q -fl 3 1 - ' if M I-lg ...., .... M.- -W a ,., 1 ms H s . 11 , 1 is-gn ll M. L. Kroungold, M.D. F' That's really not necessary, just know the lab values. . . - the 16th HOOP, Only- item ft.?,,x ,,,.. M. M AA , ..-,, - l L Awfgw I v J' si ,x H ,X-J w - .- J lx A X Q - 4 1 av Y Cut the methane, Marv. You mean there's a third alumni association? 51 nw 'V -..1 M Hey joey, think you can get me a spot on grand rounds? is e il ' H it '. 1, fy 4 4 - ? ri z , ,Q , H v 3 ,r Af .-1 y 9' e f' ff f' 1 I Q- if :il ai 453 xi 1. I 3 . i ,, 3 ' V w- T , Af 4556 -iv 4 if v?. fMZ'f1, H fgljvi 4 21' . ,, da 1.3 . V' 5 . 1 r' , 1. . V 7 f ,. . , ff ' fl. 'I' if ' 22. , X 3' X. . . Ts Bic-sc-1 THAN BW F US B. L. Segal, M.D. This is a letter to . . . what's your Doctor's name, Honey? You can't trust a guy with shifty eyes. si, .1 49' I. W. Linhart, M.D. Sure, I'll listen to your problem. nu. - el, r 1 I ,Y -via 4 L 1 ,I .i n , -... 1. ' s 4- x ' . X1 ' . , ,. 1115 ,V 'bv' f gf . ,J ,ay 1 Q I 6 11 ff ff fe s ,, .1 1 ff 1, Y. f ff I4 l uv---. ,Jn r , f . ,.,,...-- M .--q -.sf I T -Q38-7 A.R. Schwartz, M.D. 0 First, stop all antibiotics. ' L. I. Kryston, M.D. A. Lewis, M.D. My Leydig cells are working overtime. ii. cl QQQN ,.f It was not what you ' me that I lf when I wa It was wh. you were that taugl what I lea After our W. Likoff, M.D. 56 ight hed so well ted by your side 'I Nl I iue +ed so well I I Sys did divide. 1 f J I .,-, Q U -X t L wr ,1 X 1 Z J X .K ax ig , nv: -in ' ' '31, Q N I J -4 Q 'V C. D. Swartz, M.D. I. L. Chinitz, M.D. K f -I ' X 4 Hello Bonanza? . . . reserve a table for four. Sure, use all the Gentamycin you want , . . than call me. V .5 all V, 2 .X W, if 'il l Q Us 1 li ll il oi '1 l I l l If you guys aren't here until 9 every night, you're not working 'Z i - , ft X r 'tl e- W---... '1 ,,, 3 r? it 'S l W ,L J ,.n ' ts ,sm ff? . , J: ,Z as Q., , ,,, ,f uhh' I . nf 1 If 22 1 ' , A. Schwartz, M.D. hard enough. You mean you forget last month's numbers? G. Onestx, M.D f H Of course the kidney is the seat of the soul. g 511 :94 I.',!axW.w Anybody call for a 'joint man'. T. D. Beardmore M D ,,...W 7115 E H . ' T. Moshang, M.D. f . ask...- R. Kaye, M.D. Pediatrics gn' -in Jw ab- 'Q' M Ni1x,:Y I ' ,,.svNx X . , r A -N fx 1 if 9 fm xv 2 X 'QY4' , .aes v I fl' 11' I v ,L 'x lli x ' 4 wa ' L , . 1 1 O ,,,, .29 ., ,S I. Kaplan, M.D. ICQ , f S 60 sg. fI '1-- 4.evm1,4 1 f 0 . t ,6v. Xt A! I I 1 - q , V 01 , gf M. Graub, M.D. H. Chawla, M.D. I.S.E. Gibbons, M.D. ,ws Actually, they don't know any better. 1 X 'u xx Rx B. Falkner, M.D. E. Eshaghpour, M.D. X X XS dgg D. S. Holsclaw, M.D. 62 7 , ,Q eff' ff 5 5 r xxki I ul! I VI .W rl f', J' x flljl- l.J lil I. 13' --l-'-,,,i...1..-.- z.aW1:-wf-Q nm 'VM A, .l 'p 'I Ev lqnzhaazzzg iifldffruviritfasnnhl . 11 ei' 'iif'iiA 9353 H Ali QQ ! ,l . I I I . ,d iii! S B'i'L'1 ' Ibvlls YOU 'E X I , I' Palmer' M'D' S. Waldman, M.D. gi! nm Allin!! J ' 'IXIHM ', m 1' . -QQ Radiation Therapy gr. cn... ,,,, ,, ,W W S. O. Asbell, M.D. do not confuse me with my other selves: categorize me not for your sake with a fractured chemical mirror and dubious extravagancies. test me to our mutual extremes but set down numbers, norms, parameters with the proper qualifications - sanctify me not ftoo early, yet too latel 1. - with metaphors of aging and a subtle dissolution - X, suffer me not I . in view of isolated facts: go on to where the fragments coalesce - do not confuse me 'Ya it FJ, Q ' gg S 'K if 1 ' Q ff' I ,, .Y lv X. X - I X GERIATRICS by I X 1. Antoniades, M.D Michael M. Stewart, M.D. . .Xi X And Nuclear Medicine K ....,,,-1 Anytime you're ready, girls. ex No, a '--r eeee - 1' , P4 z .VC rf af, L. W. Brady, M.D. Q . 1 I Q. ' v. -1, ' 2? , v-f....r . ' f 5 1 e .4 2 R. I. Wallner, D.O. 65 5- H A fax :nw- '- V, I 5 'Eat 3 .1 1 , ,, .Y '-sg! M. E. Haskin, M.D. I' 1. Department Of Diagnostic A . What do you think . . . about 38-D? M. 1. Pais, M.D. 5 4 I 7.7 I A Q fm, A v K .:.m.K li ' ' I . u4, f4f4Qy7A ag' i ff6wf,,74, ' Ay -s. i. . 1. C. Teplick, M.D. Conclusion: Cervical spine. E. E. Schwartz N1 D W7 '-N Q K img . W if Jn ...L Q.. -4' za. ' M , , Y 'S -x 5 'Q X , , E f F. Eftekhari, M.D. 1 . X 41- 7- s.Q.wdnn CGYM M 5 Qi- Cm 1 f E 3 f 44 Li mmm , x Cufcunflpy ,V,A SW MQ 'f C ' , Q I ,lg-Fug?-di-43 1 who-M ff X 'bfvwfx H d X POJMIC1 Dvscwdfyf H+ H16 naQEIraL I i A. R. Wilson, M.D. Q i I 4 - k If -IQ S. l . . ,+- ,ALI Don't laugh Charlie, you might be next! K 7s. k 1 h XQI4 -L- -i :gp I.: ul 0. x h f -hd ,ffl It's been another championship sea- son for the Hahnemann Surgeons. The Cut-up Kids , as they're affectionately known throughout the league, have once again demonstrated that wielding a mighty blade wins hockey games. Led by captain Charles Wolferth, the Surgeons have streaked to their fourth consecutive title as an amazed capacity crowd of 131 Class of '75 students looked on. Asked about fan support for the Core III season, Dr. Robert Bower, ace left wing and erstwhile kidney transplanter said, Well, every time I appear, the fans just walk out. 1 I have a cure for breast cancer . . . M- H- Perlman, M-U ,GMM ako- 1 is VP' The fans' overwhelming favorite was goalie Morton Perlman. Although often shot through like a sieve in con- frontations with opponents, Dr. Perlman stood his ground and refused to give an inch. Unfortunately, this ungrudg- ing attitude sometimes carried over into his relationships with the fans. A proponent of the Mayo Clinic style of hockey, Dr. Perlman has all but abandoned his more active role on the ice for a more sedentary one on the bench. Between acupunctures, Dr. Teruo Matsumoto dropped in to provide some adequate goal-tending. 70 N ,, o -Qc Z,z,z,z Z Z Z Z 2 Z A. K. Olsen, MI R11 M- all X F. Tropea, M.D. I c ,H K-. They always walk out on me. R- Bower, 71 'lv--n-..,..,.,,,,m-4-V. Dr. Matsumoto is neither flashy nor spectac- ular in his performance, but he always seems to get the job done. The Phenylbutazone Kid , Dr. Arnold Ber- man, made enough non-appearances during the Core lll season to qualify for the league's Who's I-le Award . Dr. Berman received tough competition from such stars as Drs. Thomas Cain, john Tucker, Donal Billig, the witty Axel Olsen, and Jewell Osterholm. Dr. Osterholm was nearly disqualified from the balloting for having finally appeared on the last day of the Neurosurgeons' Core Ill season. The Surgeons received a team award as the league's most penalized squad. In that contest, Dr. Bower nicked the renal artery while remov- ing a clear cell carcinoma and got a five minute penalty for drawing blood. St. Agnes? Dr. Frank Tropea became frustrated over the tough adhe- sions he was cutting through and got two min- utes for slashing. Dr. Berman became angry when a patient's check bounced and got two minutes for cross-checking. Dr. Olsen placed a myelogram needle in T-12 rather than L-1, and received two minutes for high sticking. Dr. Perlman en- tered an operating suite and without saying a word, got two minutes for interference. The Surgeons look like they'll be strong for years to come, thanks to their two farm teams, the Chester Croziers and the St. Agnes Aggies. Leading the St. Agnes Aggies is their big line of John Cossa, Freder- ick DeClement, and Prank Tropea. Cossa and DeClement combined to post a league high in A-V anasta- moses. Their slogan was shoot those goals then cut those holes . Tropea is reknown as the fastest man with a gallbladder in the league. l-le's also said to possess a mean strombole which also may be the fastest in the league. It looks like the I-IMCI-I Surgeons will be a major force for many years to come. M.D. Honest, its Matthews! gif' I t ggl ,QXQ RO' T nv .gf fum: , - V Khaki' 3 ' ..d I 1-1' xi ,Q Q 'Q t Aaaaarrrrrrggggghhhhhh an ' 1 pf? s 9 -'52 'XX .1 fr E. L, ' ' BAY . Aqsvx ,1 v 2 3 Q12 Yr X y. . 1 'x i lui i R, Open wide and say 'ah'. 73 0 ff' ' A LL An eye for an eye. .ZA I . 4 -...Q .N .egg Zg4' S. M. Fisher, M.D. 4! A O. Corn, M.D. Q ' uf 'M No, Blanco is the one with the accent! A. Adam, M-D- ,N J-,xx Q AX X, ii8r 9bQQO'c!! l'm Berman's new chief resident D. S. S3l'iS, MD. Gonick, Department Gt Obstetrics And Gynecology F. C. Schaeffer, M.D. I got twenty PLACENTA the take. 1 V E I F f S. Oh, M.D. fi S. Stein, M.D. . - ol' Z , . c ' ' - Q O '- L, v , t' s ' ' 25 - , ll Q Q Q UL- Q 1 li.: 7 W lr, . V.. I v ' 4,4 . 1 - .. . A 0 7 'Q Y K E N-K ' A Illhi b . 'N Q, . - f 0- A ' ' .EV .4 I , . s 2--' TQ ' . l, ' i h ,I x' -, . 3 .I if '- . , I ', Y '- V'-il ' , ... , .,,l4 ...aiu , .'-: - - '-,-.- ,' . 'L 'Of .JJ 5-:Jn-L Jl'qJ' Mecca? . ' , Schmecca! Which way to OB clinic? B. V. Madgadyen, MID .4'P,. 4' X . 1 1 lp W- , .. as ' J 1 r . 1 f I f It's not estrogen, it's EEstrogen! H- Baliflf M-D- So, you have a TOUCH of pregnancy?? 77 Psychiatry if a K w il N li X ,,, -is i 5 R. E. Hicks, M.D. F 3 gf, ,,w 1 1 Ai Y' ,.v I v .. 'l 4f?'W J- ff A - ws ,,, ,Q .A w A n 1 2' YA Q4 :Z P N if stu , Z. k- 5 -, J ' Vg i, A ,i Z ,X i, Q' 'ia X l X , ,,, .ff 2.-H X 2' ..and if she complains of low back pain.. C- M9lCl'li0d9, M-D- Some people are almost like baboons . . . E. F. Foulkes, M.D. Q2 ITS Q. .YU r' ls this the one with the water bed? 1, V, Picher, M,A, 78 I is 5' .J ey ,.4 l . !fw:,,4v,,,,J km., e4 ff, , pl 3-. ,A 4 :e'zif,j if ., l'9 4 iv-. Q r Bi, Though pathetically fleeting, The expressions of the demented Bear an aspect of reality - And how deeply I have come to appreciate it Mokichi Saito fl 882 -?J ' s RM! :itil A . 1 . J I r A Q 0 X Q A N. f f , f 'I 'FXR fini if i an-1 1 :I L Q ,,',,..X- . V P F Xi l 4 is 1 Hui ff ! , . , ,,- , . ...,.,.. --...-.- ,. ,..,,......-... . A -- . NO A .- ..,- .V .- Y. ....i..........,...... ,-..- - .......... ,-... 1 A -. H- . ., . K 5. Qlrfw' r'lM :.f . 1 N:-, I 5V'y,j.:,ii vqyzj . mf w ., y -.s fvi fel -POA +jA ,PAA ,, L .J -,E. Q JL -Q-1 2 v RULIIHI .. ,-, ,,4 o . Q 7. Q I v 'Z '- 1 Album Q, 1 HQQA5' - ' +V, ' 5,35-y , I 1? .,, , rf r Yiwu ,Q K ' -11222:-S Sg'4,L??'i2! ' K Y ,4 1 V., , zu- 4' A ,'J, 2 it ? . ' -3., .-1 l T l 1 i 2 KA K l i l 1 - 1 -Sm -115A -x we -msn -rn -mn -see -ma. . -Dil -Dill in .x - s 'ff , 4' ., ww ni NOON L v ' ,- 9 my v s X 2 -. -.N ' ' J' ' Q L T3 4 , --f , f x P . -.T , -'51 , Q I lx i. -- b . x ' - 1 .Q 5 'W fai I we mia . - 65 iid -78 -PGI -57 -D71 -ll -DRI -il -DCI 3-1--f if l- i----1 . l ,Al.H. Avril-U-Hi'-'ff l 'WW V 'wr' A H 1 I Z ,, , 1 ' .-917 1317! -928 .2..L'L .. .. :Ll --5'2.Q..---....i.2D...-- -blol---9 21 -'P 211 S -in .9 l I Harvey L. Abrams, M.D Hofstra University A,,f,,, W - il 3. . .- rt.. 'hu-Z' ' John P. Amentler, M.D. King's College Pernando H. Austin, M.D. Pennsylvania State University 'J 5 L !....,,..:s- ,Xl A .'q1 L joseph P. Bacak III, M.D Lehigh University av' 6 David I. Badolato, M.D. LaSalle College fi' ' NR Q fl. 5 elf! 1 A113 1 il Qv'v1.D.'l ?5IYYf3'33-' Q-Qing V-win F I Paul I. Bandini, M.D St.Peter's College S David Bean, Lal: ette College hw ,f .791 I' P . , ? - M 2 ls- ? ,VJ 'gif , V. . - Q 6 1 -613' 1 , Q - V 4 '5 :,ge,5 Sn-2 ' an '24 W1 1' 2 4 if 4? I g ,, Q 2 Sai Y 'A 'fx-ss .fr 9-'Hr ,. V 5 W Q .5 1:- 1 -,N 3 ix I X' 1: av ' , f -G' , ,y 1 .A is ' , 3,1 5 5 - .315 'S C V A Q iigggtigff 4-if - S 'bfi 25 Y ,ff fr'-v x 1,- Cali U WW x f f 1 ill - 1 '-xfx X --Q V A X i W '- x i' I W 5-wig David Behar, M.D. ,Q X' i New York University ffl ff David Bekker, M.D Wheaton College IN-9 - nu. L66 EL' Robert W. Bendon, M.D. Univ. of Pennsylvania john N. Benner, M.D. Millersville State Coll 'S LQ ! if 11' fu? fr f' V, YJ -'4 - ff N. xv. AH.- V'-wvgqqf 1 n Xe wig ap,frf', X 4, - nv V john A. Bennett, M.D .., St. Ioseph's College X, 4 - I - J v X v . . X e if vi-4 .-.Jf Mitchell I. Binder, M.D. Univ. of Pennsylvania Z v I yi l NQJXZRX Louis K. Birinyi, Ir., M.D Trinity College 5 F uh, ' , 1 -ii jeffrey R. Blumenthal, M.D University of Virginia 96 Q 9-1 James H. Bower, M.D Penn State University Fredric Brandt, M.D Rutgers University ' F? - L Htl! 1 Peter I. Bruno, M.D Union College John I. Burns, M.D. Seton Hall University .Sr gym. 4 in i 1 I I a c 1 rw- l i Val R. Cantagallo, M.D St. Joseph College i i N P 4 w i 1 1 W I I 4 i 1 Gilbert C. Carroll, M.D LaSalle College nom QQQQ f .J 1 42'-' J 3 -Q---M t i 3 l.A '. ' L- 4 ll. abil.: rmwz.. . ' 4 U - ' E! AK ttf! I . David A. Celko, M.D. University of Pittsburgh Richard L. Chalal, M.D. Muhlenberg College Y' Tv Mtv ,f ,A H lx le-me 1 .e , eg 5 i 1 W IR If .f fi?-1. I 1 l li N A it l l i I, li W r iw Es :I il I Pi l 'Q .. ,O i , Kathleen H. Chance, M.D Beaver College , V, vm X Tony Wai-Tung Cheung, M.D Indiana University 'r ,fii . y. . .WA-r 4 . f . Lf' , . ...ll ilk xx 5 5 2 P ti 47 'r 2+ pf' 5 ZW N di e, x XR - 1 f X- 'Q SX fxxi f' I f f Jrf .f H' X P! 1 Z il Z. .434 ff ' .-f E, Beverly S. Cohen, M.D.,Ph.D University of Pennsylvania 113 Elliot S. Cohen, M.D Temple University 33 .LSE 'VID hifi' nalY 'FU' Robert C. Corn, M.D Albright College Daniel L. Derewitz,M.D Albright College db ,,, V - 'X '2S5-A 1 Q 1-'lx I . 0 mf' A'-1 ,. Q., 'QQ '-4-rQvk g...- ' ff' . CQ 4 -.Qxagggp ,vgglgfi Bohdan W. Doberczak, M.D .Xin l,n 'd. 1 ciacqi v'aD'r 'Ns 13995.- li VI! City College of CUNY iv 7' V , , if 'IJ' el W? s,,,, ' 4 1 I l .A , , x, 1, ,e , 'Z g. f 1 ! Andrew M. Duda, M.D. Albright College -viii. lt. Gary R. Dunkerley, M.D St. Ioseph's College Jeffrey B. Ettinger, M.D Temple University gg if Y'4 X WL. -a W .. vig, , I I 1 I xl!! Ill X XXI I XJ!! H11 Ir I Q cj? G w Z' I-J Edward M. Ewald, M.D Mt. St. Mary's College David R. Fabian, M.D William and Mary T2-an X ..,,x-xx Joseph M. Fabrizio, M.D Temple University James D. Faix, M.D St. Peters College 'fa ff 1 X. If , X, 3- la ff'- ... NA I ini li ,X , I 1 i 1 E ,if Yu Q !. 4-5 X , . 15 I . P2-r 1 :Air--f' '-is 4.,,NM-L-S Arlene I. Ifeder, M.D. Columbia University A l Philip C. Fisher, M.D. Penn State University ,,j,2.g,,. fix P Q 19 Nmf A A .f..7i' .K , I, 1. 4 1-1, Mark Fisherkeller, M.D Fordham University John M. Fitzsimmons, M.D LaSalle College Alan L. Friedman, M.D Drexel University XZ!! Ar fry X, Richard A. Friedman, M.D. Long Island University M J X d R5 ,N ' . 1 4' or Mi' Q fy! f f 1 zz I F7 W i S j- 1 I K 'IJA 1 . sg 6 1 - X 3 .rf ' ' ' , A , H N It ,,,- rf-A .A -va gyqa-nr425lfff'Qj, ,. wwf' if nl' f ' A i- Uklg, '33 Ai Q.-Q- 'w A, ' L ,W ld sg. 6' 2 'B 'Pm .f5,i' x 1 I 0' f e 'wa f- i v, M. 0 , 1 f ,, ,Q Q, , Oli - als 4. john H. Fugate, M.D Wheaton College L, Burnett W. Gallman, M.D Benedict College ' R 2 I I ilv ro ,f-.Qf 5 1 J 4 1.1 475, B Z LE.. .. I E 1 S 5 I 5 I X V Z ' 1 1 F' X Eff 1 Marc K. Gehr, M.D. Washington and jefferson Gary Gerard, M.D. New York University xx if AX Yr 'l . L '.QT1:: 'Q 9 -ui' 4 , 4' l he-M. f: Xwimfl if 15, ff ,Gu 'Ski 1.5! 5 . F-C vm Q tbl ,,:'s W' S -Y! Us ff f E ,gf 5-,QR JF. Ili' Michael C. Gibson, M.D Clark College 129 I George H. Gleeson, M.D Univ. Of Pittsburgh :, M .f 130 Marc S. Goldstein, Temple University , A E 1 ,ff fy. Judith McDonald Hoffman, M.D. l' Au-3 ,M 4 Muhlenberg College 'J Anthony Olayiwola Ige, M.D., Ph.D. NJ. Coll. Cf Medicine And Dentistry john D. Irvin, M.D., Ph.D Juniata College .11- A J 'x Neil L. Isdaner, M.D Muhlenberg College an UVM Wells Case Jacobson, M.D Middlebury College A ,fl -4 Alfred I. joseph, M.D Gannon College YQ. 'TTA' I .I ' 1 ' egg 9 I' ' 'Q ! . gi' 4 . 1 ' . K . eine-famm ,A ,ex A.. ..4. xs I I 1 :i'?,-.444-Q. .p 12 'in . . 5?-12445 ll gurl: I 1 6 42 A Peter P. Karpawich, M.D University of Detroit if Jo -3 '?'9' Y x A. 1 1 Q Lawrence Katz, M.D. Temple University Harry A Klesel, M D Drexel UnlVEfSlty Wh X 12 ef . R 3 4 ,.: ,'..' X , ,Q , A a,-if . . , 2613-., 'gf A ' , A f 1, 1 ' aff' l' x ,. A -7 -.jjj 1 Ah David G. Kogut, M.D. Johns Hopkins University F1 ' may 1' ' Arnold Komisar, D.D.S., M.D New York University Robert Louis Lantieri, M.D Villanova University Kf I Q25-'f 1' 'fr - , 9 T,f1.:'f ' ee'?ev51,'i f f. , ' ' . f J, sf B' Fredric Lax, M.D Union College -Q 'Q' v 4 if I S5 ---4--nan: Steven H. Levy, M D Temple University Richard D. Liedke, M.D University of Miami xx i af - 'Zhu uf' ? 5 JLQ. , S R 4 I . 3 5 K7 'Y X?-:i James D. Lynch, M.D. St. Ioseph's College Vn james L. Madara, M.D Juniata College 148 'us Q--rf 5' grim 'W-FP' All X gg - X A .-..... lglgi: I. I 'V E .l Michael D. Mahoney, M.D Villanova University . 4 5- Charles D. Malis, M.D Univ. of Pennsylvania ,,-M, uw--v ' uw, W qgnw pnvdlw' W, x , , 3' ,, ,i..-an-6 4... I.:- 'Q' 5 'Y' 5-J ,Lf r w, K.2. Q William G. Marietta, M.D. Carnegie Mellon University l F' r lv X I .32 ,SW , V, 7, 1 Rosa A. Marron, M.D. lbright College I 2 i WK . 1 1 1' J I. v mf .9 QL' 1 l' Q i r ln' v fu Zig In A :S',,'f .1 - sh S.. Y? X.f 0 1.n,., mf I B31 V x 66' as M., 1 'Q N .- 'r' g A x 582 ' 3 4-'f' , -5? t ' ' ,nj ,-e f 1 1 - , ,-W-'win ' . In r 7. '--m Y'1:5:7' ' . i, x, .. I A - ivf f-if 3 . wife ,N N 5 n fe, 1' .., ,MA .,. 4.5, X.-A ? 5 'f- .V Q Q Ioan L. Martin, M.D. Sarah Lawrence College Michael I. Masters, M.D Wheaton College X.- 'T v - T Antonio G. Mata, M.D Cal. State Long Beach X W I' Barbara A. McGrath, M.D University of Dayton mm n.., -qv A - .41 fra., :gn , ,,, , W .,,.4m 1 I' 'ME' :. 5 l Q 1 T' fn L' 10 Q f 'in--I fa- Iohn P. Meehan, M.D.,Ph.D Villanova University t 4 3.2 Paul C. Metzger, M.D Penn State University 158 ' ri O I. , ..i..---1...- l john P. Michel, M.D Geneva College Gary Michelson Temple University 60 James M. Minnella, M.D Rutgers University Kimball W. Mohn, M.D. Penn State University .7 J 1 'il 162 T S li. i. .xg lx vm- Y ,4 M' WE E If ws. Q: Charles D. Nagurka, M.D Columbia University T' 15, W 43 v 4 I - ef' ,A - L o A ',-in--M -...x e' 1...'-.fi L Stephen C. Nelson, M.D. Yale University 164 GIV LIVING WATER Louis 1. Neureuter, M.D Lehigh University N Stuart I. Orsher, M.D. Villanova University if at ,,..g li j '4' 4:0 -. -1 A K.-J gp. 7. X 1 l -ll '1 fi - J . , .- f ' X' Ani , . - - A bv . Y gk Paul M. Peindl, M.D Point Park College L , ...TJ Ronald David Perrone, M.D Penn State University 168 William R. Phelps, M.D Gannon College 1 ,-9' 2 J N .H 'if lx - 1 u-' . . . gvlv- ha, uulvlii' 4 a I ' ' flulsl ': ' 1 '11 ' l'..g'll .' I I ' I I R il R - R 'S ll 5 Q f Q 94-P Qs ' '11 Q 01v.-sfo ,..9'O6 0 9 9 4 D 9. . ' . W Ofx O0 . 501 Q , :zgglllll vs '.'U'9.9 sl .9 S69 'ltggll .L . ,Q I 'QI' 5 4 050 .'QG, r 5059.95 'QQCCQ O 0 0 9 4 Cv. s.o Q,03iiv:oz0:sg4e ig' ',','.o 0 Oatvv 5019 Q . . 50008 gil' g il el , nl' ali' , -4 . , Q, O Q ' 'P Q.: f fi 7 !+0.v .O 5 0 6 53.0.4 x ' ' 'o'.'g'.' ' Q s gal ' if Martin Pincus, M.D-, Ph- D' New York University 170 'iw 'wrt If, F ' 7..':. ,fx 'ml '-1 , . 1 l'.Q f1' .. .' 'Sl . .,'L,3x, A ' V g Qi- 4 William R Pontarelli, M D Hobart College Q 0 0' s al Q1-D slug A I Q ling. Q 'C IO 9.1 'D Q' ' uf' u-'I ,J In SO Q 1 0.s.g:v s .C .0 17 1 X X-,gf v' k V 1 V f' xx 9 X Michael S. Ptaszynski, M.D Fairfield University Samuel I. Puccinelli, M.D Manhattan College gg . ...Q '-A .' 1' 5 il in ph i . I sw, J X.. I 5 4 X , ' 1 PPAPORT I Norman H. Rappaport, M.D.,D.D.S. LaSalle College w L-s :: x -1 it Ierome A. Robinson, M.D. Temple University , X xx Lawrence I. Robinson, M.D Rutgers University 176 we WU Q 1 uhl ' 's. ff Mitchell B. Rosenfeld, M.D. University of Pittsburgh -14 F in-nn Howard Alan Rubinson, M.D. Cornell University fi 'f' 4 H l ,K '- Ar 1. v ' X l W,-'G Q Q . - -Q.-.Xu John B. Rule, M.D. Villanova University K sf- wr Jeffrey L. Scharf, M.D Temple University F.. 1 W' I M W T1 .Q ' 1 V .1 I - 551. l- A L Henry E. Schneider, M.D Penn State University Ion H. Schwartz Lafayette College the ,Z Norman Wolffe Schwartz, M.D Penn State University Bonnie S. Shanis, M.D Cornell University is xl I Y I 1 - 4 X V -'r '-X Hillard C. Sharf, M.D Carnegie Mellon Univ 'ff' 5 xi- L, ,ggi X Michele Silberstein, M.D. George Washington University we A e ,,.,.a K X f , E N ' ' ef -'-:Q , Q 14 IQ! .X A.. .- .1 nf-. I 'K J. William M. Simons, M.D Temple University Richard A. Simpson, M.D. University of Pittsburgh 's-sq ' 5 ' 1-kr 111515, '-1 'nn-gf ,guy if A X Brian F. Smale, M.D St. Ioseph's College Richard Grant Smith, M.D. Phila. College of Pharmacy and Science l F ' 1.4 I N C Q? jf:-f?:'?f:o'f 9 . v are A . . l n,q7Oo.:, ug... ' ,nflllzvvf 4, Af .sys ,ll I 4 O -0 . ,'. 1 N-I -:?'bfff.H-.K..p-S'-ai' u ' 'vu N. ' ' -2451 hz:--I-Qf.z--. -tw -- an ,ygoq V li- - V -v 100, '440M:, ggsgxl l'.'..':n'. :1'-:, ' .1 In 0. vc. qs at W . ..- .un,,j 4'-nag, o,' Q-I 1-,-,',,-.V . ,, neu, IIIYQ. -,.' xg ,' '.'.,',-f 11' H, ,-.dffv-...,, -,,'1- 5:9 4,,,- 4.11m ,.uu,,'. 'fcb1,' 1 ' 1.54, 'g4 ,., fins.. How., -, ., ' Q . .,. 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', .I1 v., , 1 ' I n ,- Q,- ' ' 'Lf 4-1-YE J 3 K .4 Q ' ' ' x . - ' N.,o .17 i A lr , ' 1 fi . ,. 1 ' Q, Z .5-3 ', If 1 - 1.51574 i an ,J H .4 I V IQ.: .44 QLL. -.? E1.., - Zi' w Daniel Tardif, M.D. Kent State University 4 I f A X Q SS. Q ' . Richard S. Troiano, M.D Edinboro State College A . 4 .,-l , 4- I J' X .- G f I lx llff. 'K 1.x W3 Q., 12 ,1- mailm- I E Joseph E. Trojak, M.D Villanova University 51 l!+.4', ,us Marie T. Turner, M.D Univ. of Pennsylvania Marc H. Uram, M.D., Ph.D University of Pittsburgh 'Sift I 55 4.4 -T Q x 77' 1 ',1 Eugene E. Vogin, M.D., Ph.D Phila. College of Pharmacy 1 4 P 1 ll 1 l V ' w r ffl' K +4 'u lg 1 4 . J , vi 1 4 ,A T mf' E. L VXI V17 David M. Walter, M.D Bob jones University ' i M '43- Alan B. Weder, M.D. University of Chicago 4, t Q I x 5.55 Kenneth R. Weller, M.D. Penn State University - . ,A iii? Donald H. Wernsing, M.D. La Salle College 111 g 2.9 rv XX- in Kal' Q .5 P . - il 'T Si JJ X' 2' a -' s Z l fl' FN :Z - ' V4' y F. N. 1 ,A J 4 , .Anna'Z'Z'?Wf?? vi 'r 1 A ,Rflq ,f'17 x:E 4'9'?+e'l F: Richard Owen Yost, M.D Indiana Univ. of Penna. Alan L. Zaur, M.D Yale University F3 'c .A Abraham L. Zerykier, M.D New York University A I We A J 204 g .r '-'S -'Si 11 3 gi Not Photographed Anthony Nicassio, M.D. William Peterson, M.D. Ronald C. Wood, M.D. Around Hahnemann . . then and now a ,V tg. , V Y 7,13 5. Y 1 Q Am..-0, A, , G f 5 332, xr- -3-f-'Ti' nw' I A . Q T 1 1 va. sf Q- . . ati Q- .. mv, v s Q. ' -a .JJ 1'TU . Igqf ,'h- il -'- - A 4 V I .4 ,.. -is -T , L YE owe 2 ' LOGAN f SQUARE L MN fl' A 'hu '51 . inn Q un..- -uu Q1-. 1.x s -' inn. Q C2 1' . -1 - , , ,, 3 2, if wsww mu mm Q - . A C90 it A , - - ,..,.,1, ,M - .,.4 . 3 ---E Y , Laying of the cornerstone for the new hospital. K. Q S Look Doc, you're going to have to start writing your scrips in English . . . We can't read Sanskrit. 207 W :' s C ,tx jk I QMWSQQ . El? '4 ' r f QQ' Grace A. Click . . . night operator . 'ff'-,,,. 74 of 'I 'I I ' 'I M I2 hh' V .W ' 1 www ,L . by-,4. -. . if 3 .gif '- 2 . .n- - ' nut., if-ff.:- 5 -Pi 0 4 . . .1 , M 'Fa .9 21 ' r x rig .3 V f' rf? f 'iz 1-WSE ' 5 ,I , , hQ'.Lf5Y' Quotes Medical school has been much more than learning about diseases but really has been learning about people. - Al joseph . . . married to Kathleen in summer '72 . . . Michael David born, summer '73 poor, happy, trying to balance my time between family and books. - Gary Dunkerley For myself, medical school reflects life itself, a spectrum of ups and downs to which the individ- ual adapts and attains happiness and self- satis- faction in harmony with others. - Robert Lantieri ll . . . medical school has meant a greater deal of time not spent with my wife who really sacrifices the most. - Bill Simons Doctors have a responsibility to fight to the end , but when the end is apparent, inevitable, and being delayed by extraordinary means, the patient should be allowed to die with dignity. - Michael Ptaszynski The pill is a no-no says the Pope, but he never had to work and feed ten children. Anthony lge Philadelphia is a typical big city, only with more garbage. - Paul Peindl Asked to comment on changes in his social life during medical school . . . less sex. - Dave Walter Euthanasia used to be a pretty interesting idea when I was younger but as I get older it looks less appealing. - Pete Karpawich 210 R J .1 - - ' 'x -Q. r ' 1.-' H. TL ,L . 'f' ' ' '-. ' Y . 4 - .:'.'.'v,- . 'F' ' U -..,-1 ,q',..-'f' . . X uk' Hx-VV wg,-ti ,A b- I ,J 1 -f , r ' -QI1:... 'f - -'f1g5ife! L-1-A RQ' E - - S EXPRESSIONS ,Living x ' 'E' nej.521z ' ' L X I , .iv if g.. . , r 4? 4 1 X I X PAT RUNS Dr. jules C. Abrams Anne M. Ambromovage, Ph.D. Adam-Blanco Associates, Ltd. Dr. 8: Mrs. Victor T. Ambruso E. T. Angelakos, M.D., Ph.D. Drs. C. Arvanitis, C. Zukaukas james Baggott, Ph.D. L. Stewart Barbera, M.D. Thomas D. Beardmore, M.D. Herman S. Belmont, M.D. Hugh D. Bennett, M.D. Krishan Bharadwaja, M.D. Dr. Amedeo Bondi Dr. 8: Mrs. David N. Bosacco Dr. 8: Mrs. Gerald Chalal Dr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Chalal Clinical Nephrology Associates Edwin R. Concors, M.D. Dr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Coodley Marvin Derezin, M.D. Dr. Thomas M. Devlin Nikolay V. Dimitrov, M.D. Ioseph R. DiPalma, M.D. Dr. 8: Mrs. Ian W. Doeff David H. Feinberg, M.D. Philip Fieman, M.D. Ruth Ann Fitzpatrick, M.D. Dr. Raul Fleischmajer Barbara Balis Frank, M.D. Lonnie E. Fuller, Sr., M.D. Ben Lee Glaspey, M.D. Drs. R. Goldman 8: F. Rosenberg Paul Gonick, M.D. Guillermo E. Gonzalez, M.D. Dr. 8: Mrs. Milton Graub Eleanor M. Griffith, M.D. Richard E. Hicks, M.D. Franz W. Husserl, M.D. Kalkunte R. Iagdish, M.D. Ih Chin Kim, M.D. Rodanthi Kitridou, M.D. Ioseph I. Kollmer III, M.D. Morrie Kricun, M.D. Dr. 8: Mrs. Leonard I. Kryston George A. Kyriazis, M.D. Sang T. Lee, M.D. William M. Lemmon, M.D. Geoffrey Lefferts, M.D. Benedict Schue-Schie Liao, M.D. William Likoff, M.D. D. M. Lundblad, M.D. Dr. 8: Mrs. David A. Major Daniel I. Marino, M.D. Edward W. Micek, M.D. Lewis C. Mills, M.D. Thomas Moshang, Ir., M.D. Michael Motamed, M.D. David L. Mudrick, M.D. Dr. David Naide Leslie Nicholas, M.D. William C. Kashatus, M.D. Leon A. Kauffman, M.D. PAT RUNS Dr. Bill Nickey Clarence G. Novotny, M.D. Dr. 8: Mrs. Arthur I. O'Connor, III Dr. 8: Mrs. Axel K. Olsen Frederick W. Pairent, Ph.D. M. Joyce Pais, M.D. Drs. Pearce, Ulin, Weinstein Nancy Lee Phillips, M.D. Dean W. Roberts, M.D. Dr. 8: Mrs. Morton F. Rubinstein Robert A. Ruggiero, M.D. Martin I. Salwen, M.D. Drs. N. Schneeberg, A. Lewis Dr. 8: Mrs. Andrew R. Schwartz Bernard L. Segal, M.D. Ralph A. Shaw, M.D., Ph.D. james P. Shinnick, D.O. Peter Sigmann, M.D. Seymour Stein, M.D. Dominick A. Stuccio, M.D. Dr. 8: Mrs. Charles Swartz Francis Talangbayan, M.D. 1. George Teplick, M.D. Sydney Waldman, M.D. Stephen D. Ward, M.D. F. H. West, M.D. Vincent I. Zarro, M.D., Ph.D. Bart D. laia, M.D. Narong Keosatnit, M.D. Mr. 8: Mrs. Glenn O. Aumiller Mr. 8: Mrs. George Azain Mr. 8: Mrs. Nick Badolato Francis I. Bagnell Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul I. Bandini, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. losef 1. Barr Mr. 8: Mrs. Harman G. Benner Mr. 8: Mrs. Bertram I. Berwick Ioan 8: Joseph Blumenthal Russel A. Boykiw, M.D. Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Victor Brown Arthur W. Brueggemann Dr. 8: Mrs. Robert C. Burt Mr. 8: Mrs. james Campbell Mr. 8: Mrs. Valentino Cantagallo Dr. 8: Mrs. Herman Caplan Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Kennard Chance Mr. 8: Mrs. Manuel Chazkel Samuel I. Cipoletti, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry F. Davidoff Rabbi 8: Mrs. Y. Irving Dick Mr. 8: Mrs. Andrew Duda Mr. 8: Mrs. George F. Ewald Mr. 8: Mrs. Lorenzo Ferraro Carl R. Fisherkeller Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph Friedman Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Friedman Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Kenneth Gehr Mr. 8: Mrs. Giordano Dr. L. E. Goldszer Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles M. Graupera Mr. 8: Mrs. Ioseph Rooney Paul B. Solnick, M.D. PAT RUNS Dr. 8: Mrs. Dale Hawk Mr. 8: Mrs. Galen W. Herr Dr. 8: Mrs. Albert W. Hill Fred 8: Mable lacks Dr. 8: Mrs. joseph A. lelen Elizabeth jerabek Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Katz Alexander Kiesel Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward F. Kilpatrick Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph Kogut Kenneth M. Koplow, D.P.M. Mr. 8: Mrs. Lionel I. Leitner Mr. 8: Mrs. Will F. Maguire Mrs. Hugo V. Mailey Mr. 8: Mrs. Melvin G. Marietta William I. McDonald Mr. 8: Mrs. William C. Meade, II Joseph F. Meehan, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Willis M. Mohn Georgia R. Morgan Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold F. Morris Sam 8: Laura Nagurka Gladyce L. Nelson Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. William lay Netsky Packard Fred S. Paden Iohn Perrone Adam Petras, Sr. Salvatore I. Petrucelli Lucian Ptaszynski Herbert Rappaport Mrs. Henrietta Robinson Mr. 8: Mrs. Sidney Rosenfeld Dr. Sidney N. Rothstein Mr. 8: Mrs. Dr. 8:Mrs. Henry Roven Rolando Ruiz Mr. 8: Mrs. Stewart W. Rule Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Dr. 8: Mrs. Rudolph I. Schlosbon Emil R. Schneider john P. Slovak Mr. 8: Mrs. james E. Smale Mr. 8: Mrs. David Solof Rosaire Tardif Mr. 8: Mrs. Nathan Teplick Mr. 8: Mrs. joseph E. Trojak Mrs. Diana Turner Dr. 8: Mrs. Robert Valestin Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward I. Walsh, Ir. Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Weder Edward Weston Frank E. Williams, M.D. Major Zegeye Yemirli Dr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Zaydon Mr. 8: Mrs. James R. Barnhart Dr. 8: Mrs. Dr. 8: Mrs. Gerald A. Melchiode Louis Malkin Robert V. DeSilverio, M.D Grace A. Click Thomas B. Ryan Charles C. Wolferth, M.D. SPGNSURS Mr. 8: Mrs. Max Abrams AZM Industries, Inc. Dr. 8: Mrs. Howard Balin Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank A. Bennett William P. Camp, M.D. Mr. 8: Mrs. Clarence W. Carroll Dr. 8: Mrs. Oscar Corn Dept. of Med., Crozer-Chester Med. Ctr Maurice Fox Mrs. Carroll F. Haines, Sr. Dr. 8: Mrs. Robert H. Holmes Inst. of Human Resource Dev. I.M.F. Trust Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert M. jones Manny Kardon Robert Kaye, M.D. Samuel Komisar Dr. 8: Mrs. Herbert C. Maier T. Matsumoto, M.D. Iohn Mead, M.D. Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul L. Metzger Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond F. Mohr Dr. Leon Orsher Mr. 8: Mrs. Iules Pincus Domenic I. Pontarelli, M.D. Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel Rubinson Demetrius S. Saris, M.D. Anthony T. Scavo, M.D. Frances C. Schaeffer, M.D. Dr. 8: Mrs. John I. Scott Dr. 8: Mrs. Harry Shragg Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Silberstein Victor E. Suski Dr. 8: Mrs. Martin Weber York Hosp. Medical 8: Dental Staff jay L. Adler Richard Adler Richard VV. Albert john 5. Aumiller Mehdi Balakhani Michael K. Banister Robert F. Barnes Steven j. Barrer Patricia L. Benton Stuart H. Berezin janet M. Blanchard Steven Block Franklin A. Bontempo Richard j. Brauer Toby j. Briskin Ronald M. Bruggemann David G. Burkett Rachel S. Callaghan Thomas H. Cawthern Richard A. Chazkel Roman Chornodolsky Thomas j. Ciotola jerome R. Collier Ken E. Crider Mark 5. Davis Olivia T. DiMaggio David j. Dula William C. Eckroat joel K. Edelstein Arnold Ellis David T. Estroff Barry j. Evans Ella S. Feldman jeffrey N. Feldman Rose Fitchett Arthur D. Forman Martin L. Fox jamison K. Francis Robert A. Fried Bart j. Friedman A. Gerald Frost james P. Fullin Kathleen M. Gekowski Anthony M. Giordano jr. joseph A. Giordano Adrienne Giuffre Larry H. Goldberg William Goldman Mark R. Goldstein Robert C. Goldszer George B. Goodman Keith E. Grau Charles S. Greenberg Michael E. Greer Paul T. Gross Kevin C. Hails Roger C. Hall Kenneth R. Harm jr. Christopher F. Harris Dena E. Harris Charles H. Hewitt jr. R. Scott Hoffer Eric D. Hoover john T. Hopkins Richard M. Houck Fred D. jacks jr. Melvin L. jackson Timothy F. jenkins j. Stephen johnson Mohamed Ismail johnson Pamela R. jones William Kilpatrick Lynn D. Kramer joseph W. Krotec lll Francis L. Lally Linda S. Lavin David F. Lawless james D. Lebedda William E. Lehner Norbert W. Leska Alan j. Levin Michael A. Levine ,id me 3' 1 X .e , I 7.1 Y C lf! 375. L,-Q.. , Dennis M. Manning R. Donald McAfee Ieffrey I. MCC art ney Deborah K. McCurdy Gerald L. Nlillcr Ivan L. Miller lr. Richard A. Mingione Neil S. Mogel Frank I. Mondschein Mariell I. Moore Robert F. Mowery George A. Murr III Lawrence S. Nagle Louis M. Nardella Richard l. Netsky james A. Nudelman Iohn1.0'HaraIr. Andrew 1. Olex Amelia L. Papalia-Early Artist L. Parker joseph R. Peacock Thomas C. Perry Randolph R. Peto Robert C. Petrucelli William W. Phillips Leonard M. Pogach William I. Pogoda 1ohnA. Price jeffrey D. Raub Paul l. Roda Robert 1. Rosen Robert A. Rosensweig Gerald W. Rothacker Ir. Rosemary Ryan Anthony C. Santopolo Anne L. Saris Franklin H. Scarlett II Eric A. Schaff Charles S. Scharf Gary F. Schell Stephen M. Schleicher joseph F. Schlosbon Donald R. Schowalter Harvey I. Schwartz Thomas F. Scotton Stephen B. Seager Nestor l. Sendzik Sharon A. Sessions Lawrence I. Shaffer William M. Shapiro Bahman Sholevar Margaret M. Simcox Michael S. Slanina john P. Slovak Ir. Albert T. Smith Ir. Amold I. Solof joseph L. Spadoni Janet S. Specter Terry L. Stake Alfred N. Stanford Arthur L. Stokes lonathon C. Sullum William Z. Sun Edmund T. Suski Frederick R. Taylor Bram I. Trauner Llndsley D. VanDerVeer1r. Mark F. Victor Dominick Vitolo Iames D. Walders Pamela H. Walders Marsha T. Wallace Ronald 1. Weber Alan L. Wexlar Ioseph M. Whitaker Melvin C. White David C. W'illiams Barbara L. Wolfhope Larry A. W'olk Iames A. Young Paul W. Zarutskie Kent R. Aiken Louis j. Alamia Guillermo F. Allende john C. Ansel Russell C. Applegate lll jesse N. Aronowitz Linda l. Ash Arthur Auerbach Martin Auster Harvey L. Azarva Thomas E. Bell William O. Bell Steven j. Berger Evelyn S. Berwick joel S. Betesh Noel E. Blackman Alan L. Boonin Cecil O. Borel Mark E. Boykiw Ronald j. Brooks Theodore Burden Patrick j. Burke William W. Burnham William R. Byers jay L. Calesnick Robert j. Campbell jeffrey L. Carson Patricia L. Cataldi Sr. Helen Christopher Philip M. Coff jeffrey H. Cohen Richard P. Cook Barbara E. Courtney Thomas j. Craparo Randall C. Cronin jr. Robert B. Davis Alan B. Dench Larry G. Dennis Alan D. Dennison Gregory G. De Simone Reginald P. Dickerson G. john Di Gregorio David S. Dougherty james B. Durkin Donald S. Edelschick Richard T. Ellison III Paul W. Esposito Raymond j. Fabius joseph R. Falcon jr. Steven H. Farber janet L. Finkbeiner Scott A. Fleischer james E. Florek Theodore M. Gilbert joel M. Glassman jack Goldstein Dudley R. Gordon Robert A. Goren Robert j. Gorrell jr. Democleia P. Gottesman Carol H. Green joshua M. Greenberg Arthur S. Greene Kendra j. Guernsey joseph E. Hancock Theodore j. Harris David j. Heeney David C. Huntington Norman L. johnson Raymond j. joseph Stephen 5. jurewicz Fred M. Katz judith F. Katz Fred W. Kephart Thomas M. Kiefer james B. Kirchhoffer William O. Knowles Edward C. Kondrot Anthony L. Kovatch Linda E. Krach Richard K. Krauss Stanton S. Kremsky M ' 1 171 i f . .4 .- - Q .' '.o i i x I5 . 'QCOS l540 Gary A. Kromck Timothy j. Kmss Ellen M Koller Neil D. La Boy.- Craig B. Langman Ernst-Olof L. Larsson Stephen j. M. Leitner Paul E. Lentz james F. Le Sar l. Howard Levin Carole j. Levy joseph Levy Steven M. Lipschutz jacqueline j. Lloyd Eric W. Locher john Mahan jr. Arnold M. Markoe Harry W. Matelski Catherine T. McCann William C. Meade Sylvia R. Mendelsohn William j. Meyer Robert F. Mohr Cathy K. Mintz Richard L. Montozzi Adrian L. Morris jeffrey B. Morris Sidney Neimark Kirk L. Nelson Carol L. Marsh john F. Nitsche Dennis M. O'Neill Elizabeth A. O'Neill Eugene E. Ordway jr. Edward j. Ostrowski Drue R. Paden Lynn C. Parker Stephen T. Patternac David R. Paz Richard C. Pees Catherine j. Pelczar Anthony Pendarvis Adam F. Petras jr. Frank S. Pidcock Marc B. Pomerantz George P. Raftas Robert j. Reilly Lindsay A. Richards Ruth L. Rizzo Thomas H. Roberts Christine M. Rodgers David Y. Rogers Nicholas M. Romano Steven j. Roven Wayne M. Rozran Rolando G. Ruiz Steven D. Saris Harold W. Schneider jr. jack D. Schocker Mitchell E. Schwartz Bruce A. Shragg Philip C. St. Louis Virginia M. Svidro jerry j. Svoboda Denise M. Swidwa David I. Tarkoff Stanley B. Teplick William j. Tester Albert B. Thrower james F. Tischler Ronald D. Turner Martin Uram Cary R. Valestin Paul L. Vernon Margaret E. Walker Gene B. Warshafsky William Weiss jon-Marc Weston Steven F. Wiegand Lee H Yasgur soPHoMoREs l as 217 linda S. Alexander john R. A1ain Edna L. Barnes Kathleen S. Barnhart Fredric M. Barr Robert L. Blanco Edu ard C. Boyer 5tuartT.Breiscl'1 Qwil H. Broadnax, jr. Richard V. Brown Bruce A. Bush Bonnie L. Camo james D. Cantoni Robert A. Capalbo Martin D. Caplan Dean P. Carpousis Michael L. Carter Alfred R. Catenacci Yanick H. Chaumin Ronald P. Ciccone Samuel j. Cipoletti Raymond E. Cogen Lawrence B. Cohen Mariam C. Cohen jane L. Coleman Wesley Collier Robert Comer Marsha D. Cooper Ellen M. Cosgrove Charles C. Cox joseph P. Coyle jeanne A. Cullinan Edward T. Davis, Ill Richard K. De Veaux Donald F. Denny joseph A. Di Concetto Neil C. Dick Harry F. Dilcher Maria D. Dones-Hernandez David j. Dunch Franklin j. Dzida jeffrey N. Ehrlich Richard L. Eichel William j. Eyerly jeffrey C. Fahl Ernest L. Fair, jr. Michael M. Ferraro Susan C. Ferrary Philip j. Ferry, III Ellen M. Field Eric V. Finkenstadt Donald W. Fischer james W. Flanagan Cary M. Flaxenburg David A. Frankel Kenneth Frumkin Ronald L. Gerson Carol L. Claskin Scott D. Gleditsch Lawrence j. Coren Leopold j. Craupera Michael Cuttman james P. Cuzek Carroll F. Haines, jr. William H. Hartz Pamela H. Haskin Steven E. Hawk Percy C. Helem Vicki L. Herbert Charles O. Herrera Albert W. Hill Walter W. Hoover john F. Horvat Carol A. Hunter joseph A. jelen, jr. jay j. jerabek Richard E. johns David L. johnson Robert M. jones, jr. john T. Kea Stephen K. Klasko Stephen P. Krell Ronald A. Krisch Susan M. Krischunis Arthur j. Labovitz Peter j. Lambrou Myles E. Lampenfeld David A. Laskin .ffiv .ff ,-X l 1.4-l W Y U . X ig B Ill .- llilh ' ,I .u'lll'.' i 1 4 , . u irq?-lit-',-' A lil -' X il f l lill.il'Tlla l L 1 qt' J L ii' inf' 'L 'f sf alll' l ..i S liiil 5-nil J fniifi' FRESHMEN Z., Xb lostphl.lv.'1'-Iva Thonias l' lim: lc-ttrex l lwwi. L harlcsl l wtf-.-. David l l.: ,,,. Lileen I. Ln-i - Maureen R. Magui. t Donald B. Matt-r Victor H. Marley Dicy O. Makins Alan C. Malkin Anthony I. Maniglia Bruno V. Manrio Steven I. Mattleman Michael I. Mesaros, lr. Bonita M. Metzger Fredric M. Mintzer Anthony S. Morgan Patricia A. Morris William S. Morse Robert L. Moser Patricia P. Mueller Robert A. Murray Charles W. Norris Michael O. Okpaku William l. Packard Stephen l. Pandolph Cynthia M. Patterson Randall Phillips William j. Phillips Thomas H. Pierzchala Deborah A. Pincofski janet L. Polansky Susan Poritsky Stanley I. Pouls Eddie N. Powell Shirley Press Mitchell P. Pulver jeffrey A. Ratner Timothy C. Reekie Louise M. Reiter Anthony I. Ricketti Michael I. Rosner Steven A. Rosner jeffrey M. Rothstein Gabriel S. Salzman Mitchell S. Sandler Randall M. Saylor Carl E. Scheler Clifford H. Schilke Stephen P. Schnall Lon S. Schneider Raymond S. Schreyer David L. Schwendeman Catherine L. Scott james Scott Ioel D. Sennesh David N. Shapiro William I. Sim Stephen Sittenfield Cynthia A. Solomon Leo I. Spaccavento Jeffrey A. Stead Richard D. Steinberg Eric L. Steiner Iohn R. Swacus Benjamin R. Tapper james A. Thomas Paul E. Thompson Fred B. Torres Paul W. Traverse Douglas R. Trostle Margo E. Turner Nicholas A. Vaganos Isabel Velez Robert P. Waldman Enlow R. VValker Ellen M. Walsh David M. lN'alzer Richard S. Vtlarner, Ir. David L. Williams Geary L. Yeisley Charles I. Zakroff Suzanne C. Zarro Thomas I. Zaydon Yonas Zegeye Aaron R. Zucker BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS from Wharton Shober President and the Staff Executive Committee Robert H. Holmes, M.D. Ioseph DiPalma, M.D. Senior V.P. Medical Affairs Senior V.P. Academic Affairs Dean of the Medical College Robert Snyder Douglas McArthur V.P. Ambulatory Affairs V.P. Fiscal Affairs Morton Borowsky Assistant tothe President 220 Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Department of Radiation Therapy and Nuclear Medicine Luther W. Brady, M.D. fohn Antoniades, M.D. Sucha Q. Asbell, M.D. fohn R. Glassburn, M.D. Radiation Therapy Sriprayoon Prasasvinichai, M.D. Richard J. Torpie, M.D. Paul E. Wallner, D.O. feffrey D. I. Damsker, M.D. David Schatanoff, M.D. Millard N. Croll, M.D. Takashi I-londa, M.D. Robert I. Wallner, D.0. Harry I. Lessig, M.D. Marlynne Micalizzi, B.S. Professor And Chairman Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Senior Instructor Senior Instructor Nuclear Medicine Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Senior Instructor Assistant Instructor Radiation Physics Leonard Stanton, M.S. Professor David A. Lightfoot, M.A. Associate Professor john L, Day, Ph,D, Assistant Professor Charles H. Miller, M.S. If1SffL1CfOf 221 l I e-1 flilli 2 i ,TE S! ' Congratulations and Best Wishes Department of Pathology Anatomic Pathology, Clinical Pathology Cytology fag Q' HY .iw 8 'bn ' J, . M -... If you wish to be a true physician you must be able to do your own thinking, and not merely employ the thoughts of others. Paracelsus 0493? - 15 415 Sincere good wishes - The Department of Physiology 8: Biophysics 223 F? F' 2' 'sy . rw,-fs f xx of I CDNGRATULATIDNS! 1 , 5 4 GRADUATES CLASS 017 1975 fromthe Department of Diagnostic Radiology ..a'-mf'f:' -,., . -l,-,,sxVf:idA2l:AA?'i . A .- -5- :. L- A ,., 3 -A QQ 'vAf'f. I - - 4 air. 11,1-,. ,E .V-'H .rt A A ,A , 1-ff f f ,- ,A TM, A 1 . iv A. A A A A , . A .:j,p.fd' .- , .-,, N, ---N:-uL:f::,.,i, 1-iq AIAA ALA- A! 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My group had 42'Z, fewer cavities. 'i' Hillard! 5 pr .' 4 .nfimv 7 1 Okay Michelson, meet me outside! 'L What's wrong with a centerfold? Me and another great gastroenterologist ii 2' I 1 T' .1 I . 4- I. ' You should have seen their reaction to my Scranton question NYT ANY TX E t I I 231 -9.1. I Don't ever believe a hematologist. Q . X V K .ff ! VA wry CLUB .Ljyy-5 X My , M i xv I Anybody want anything from Benny' f , 436 ,nw , ,-. ,. , , K I E nl f Suppertime and 3 more workups! ri' I L4 ' 1., ' aan- .- is hw. 4 ' K A z 3 1 f x 2 fY 7 . Y 'inn fr - ! XX-lx T 5x 1, X Q-, I T... ' ' 1 Hahnemann's new student lounge. , 994 N- u , E F y l 1 N I 1: ' e aff' Rads sounds just like rats ! . fi M9 7? BF ff0ffff'f f f0 ,' CQY4'ffJfs'+ AffA'ffJv:, B077 SZIVIQJQ. Q9 ffffisff S 7A2'W1:'AL5 Inf Kf'Ll'7ffEf QQ? fri!! 77,11 Q fA'f2:,'., .Iii Kfgfzflfr-A!! '7lf1ff fe , If-6 aww- caffcf 272-'F43 Qgfhysy SVZGA! 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N T'-' 7 - Train at Sinai - Live in Baltimore For 108 years, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore has been dedicated to three institutional goals: patient care, education and research. During that period Sinai has trained thousands of graduate physicians. Located on the border between Baltimore City and Baltimore County, the Hospital is on a tree lined campus of 50 acres. Ideal for commuting to and from downtown Baltimore, members of the House Staff enjoy the city's many cultural advantages. Commuting is easy from suburbs where lovely apartments are readily available. The Hospital's location is also convenient for day and weekend trips to Washington, Philadelphia or to the surrounding countryside. Smai has 500 beds complemented by model Rehabilitation and Psychiatry centers, 300 patients enter the Emergency and Ambulatory Services daily. Active treatment programs for drug addiction and alcoholism are conducted by the Departments of Community Medicine and Psychiatry. Constructed in 1959 the modern plant and facilities have been regularly modified to provide excellend diagnostic and therapeutic units. A highly competent attending staff shares with the House Staff responsibilities for the provision of care for a catchment area of 250,000 persons who comprise a mix of races and socio-economic strata. Sinai has thirteen Chiefs of Service charged with the education and training of the house staff and maintaining the highest standards of care in their specialties. Chiefs of Service hold teaching positions at johns Hopkins University School of Medicine or the University of Maryland School of Medicine Members of the attending staff serve in prominent teaching positions at both universities. About 100 medical students receive training at Sinai during each academic For further information write Spencer Foreman, M.D., Executive Vice President - or call 13011367-7800, extension 8617. SINAI HOSPITAL OF BALTIMORE, Inc. BELVEDERE Sr GREENSPRING AVENUES 0 BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 21215 CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 75 from MAJESTIC SILVER REFINERS, LTD. Serving hospitals and x-ray labs with complete Silver Services. We purchase all types of Silver Residues and scrap x-ray film. Contact us for information about our unique and profitable programs and systems. Majestic Silver Refiners, Ltd. Comly Sr Caroline Roads Philadelphia, Pa. 19154 12151676-7609 236 Congratulations to the Class of 1975 from Monmouth Medical Center Long Branch, New Jersey Good Luck Graduates When you think of residencies - Consider Wilmington Medical Center When you think of practice - Remember Delaware C ONG RAT ULATIONS to the CLASS Ol: 1975 and WELC CME to yOllI' HAHNEMANN ALUMNI ASSOCIATIUN Horst A. Agerty, M.D. '34 William B. Tuttle, M.D. '50 Board Chairman President Ernie Leiss Executive Director 91 Years of Unbroken Service to the College, its Students and Faculty , Our Sincere Congratulations to The Graduating Class from The Obstetrics and Gynecology Department CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1975 from MERIN STUDIOS 2981 Grant Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19114 12151673-5777 Official Yearbook Photographer Negatives of portraits app ing in this publication are kept on file for a p d F five years. 239 Best Wishes to from Frank and Susan Vitale from the of Department of Anasthesiology Vitale's Pharmacy 245 N. Broad St. Phila. Pa. Medical Specialties Co. 1505 Race St. LO-3-2737 Phila., Pa. 19102 Surgical Supplies and Equipment Hospitals - Physicians 20 EASTON HOSPITAL Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '75 Easton Hospital Easton, Pa. 18042 Approved residency programs in General Surgery and Internal Medicine. A member of the Hahnemann family of affiliated community hospitals. HAVE YOU HAD A FINANCIAL CHECK-UP LATELY? The Green Stuff so4Yital to Good, Sound linant ial tlwaltli won t always flow lrct-lv. Store some of it away for future use XNQ will add dividends to it tour times a year at 5-l,'4 I- per year tm passboolc accounts . SAVINGS CERTIFICATES CAN EARN MORE! 8.1771 per yr. Annual Yield on 7.7571 certificate Minimum S1,000.- 6 year term. tpenalty is required for early withdrawal ofcertificatel Savings are insured to S40,000. by FSLIC LIBERTY FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association 202 N. Broad Street Stenton 81 Duval St, 1625 Wadsworth Ave. 128 W. Chelten Ave. 7928 Bustleton Ave. Peg Lane, Dresher thing for a man to understand a matter for himself and his own uae, and another thing to understand it and explain it for the use of others. CONGRATULATIONS M y H pt I Pt! b gh P yl A SPECIAL PLACE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE. THE U.S. NAVY MEDICAL CORPS SCHOLARSHIP AND POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS INFORMATION: NAVY RECRUITING DISTRICT 219 N. BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. 215-597-9680 Hahnemann Alumni A s sociation 230 NORTH BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19102, 12151448-7492 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OI: 1975 and WELCOME TO YOUR HAHNEMANN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MIKE PIERCE DAVID A. MAJOR, M.D STANLEY SPITZER, M.D Director, Alumni '64 '62 Relations Secretary Treasurer KENNETH H. LEESE, M.D., LONNIE E. FULLER, M.II ALEXANDER PEARCE, '64 '60 M.D. '37 ViC9 PfGSidGHf PAUL M. JAMES, JR., DAVID A. SMITH, M.D., ARNOLD T. BERMAN, M-D-, '59 '48 M-D., '65 WILLIAM LIKOPP, M.D. BERNARD M. WAGNER, JOHN H. DAVIE, M.D., 33 '38 M.D. '49 LEONARD S. DREIFUS, WILBUR W- OAKS, M.D., M.D., '51 '55 MORTON FUCHS, M.D., MARVIN DEREZIN, M.D., '52 '62 President 242 I If 2 I !7 I IIIIHII 'L-M59 I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I --, .---- 5 -.v- ,..-- ,,..,. ,.1 1-l ,-- CONGRATULATIUNS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OE 1975 from CROZER-CHESTER MEDICAL CENTER Chester, Pa. 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AS FAR AS PCSSIBLE WITHOUT surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly Sz clearly, and listen to others, even the dull Sz ignorant, they too have their story. Alb Avoid loud Sz aggressive persons they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain Sz bitter, for always there will be greater Sz lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Alb Keep interested in your own career, however humble, it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is, many persons strive for high ideals , and everywhere life is full of heroism. Alb Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love, for in the face of all aridity Sz disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Alb Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue Sz loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. Aly You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees 8a the stars p you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is un- folding as it should. Alb Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors Sz aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. Alb With all its sham, drudgery Sn broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. .314 MAX EHRMANN 0 1927 by Max Ehrmann All rights reserved, Copyright renewed 1954 by Bertha K. Eh Reprinted by permission Crescendo Pu i I 'fn 1 1- I. .451-5. -:.-0' Q I 0 Q V 8 L D. Qr Nibff lin PENFSYLV' A . f , I .1 L IW. 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