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

Text from Pages 1 - 286 of the 1981 volume:

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' 4. .y f'l'K1,- .,.,.' ,. ,ml ' y ,- ,W : .- -- ff- 44- o '1 ' - ' V J ..- .Q U ,i,.f 1 .1 .ll . K 1 A is , 5 5 ' f , A.. ,- w x .' , 4 ' ' - ' ,Q 1. f 511' -if fl 5-4 ,A ,Q i. ,.g,, Vh,.p-, i U . l 2 , - ' ' ' M ' V '3 '- L A51 sl' .G L. ,Q Sanz .. 4 , 14- 'Ax' -s ...iqrtrll . A .- . , , , . .3 '. , ,-3 J ,i , 0- , .fx ,A I xx If, 5 ,I a .,.'g., f A jf-J Ii I I I.'s:1. ., 4. V. . . . V' IV V - V . 'L ' ' an ' Q. ' . , ' ,..... n ' 1 ' v ., ',' - 0 - ' - ' X 11 ,- - 4 . . . .I A- , Q ' X ' .'.. 1 4 - . H. . ' , J.. . ,- I , A 5 6 .', I im, fzx K' f '-' ' 'Q' K . , - . A1 . , - ' ' - , . . . . ' 4 f '. VADE MEC UM FOR THE DEAN Now that my days as Dean are drawing to a close, I have occasion to reminisce on the 30 odd years that I have spent at Hahnemann. When I first came to 15th and Vine in 1951, there were three red brick buildings heavy with Victorian overtones. The only fairly modern building was the Klahr Building fwhich still stands as part of the New College Buildingj. The hospital was already old having been built in 1928. The total budget of the Medical School could not have exceeded S500,000. Charles Brown was Dean and his avowed goal was to create the best basic science depart- ments in the city. He did an excellent job for he recruited Ray Truex, in Anatomy, Amedeo Bondi, in Microbiology, John Boyd, in Bio-chemistry, John Gregory, in Pathology, and yours truly in Pharmacology. John Scott was already at Hahnemann as Professor of Physiology and undoubted- ly was the senior scientist of those times. In the clinical sciences, Charles Brown was Professor and Chairman of Medicine and as such was an outstanding clinician. He recruited an excellent staff which consisted of Alfred Lup- ton, Foster Murphy, Otto H. Janton, Donald Fitch, James Donaldson, Daniel Marino, plus many others who were already at Hahnemann such as George Geckler and Low- ell Lane both very competent cardiologists. In Surgery, Bill Martin was Chairman and he had a superb clinical staff including Charles Bailey, of cardiac surgery fame. There were, of course, many other outstanding clinicians of that era in the other specialities. Hahnemann was al- ways considered to be a strong clinically oriented school. I was charged by Dr. Brown to get rid of Homeopathy which I promptly did by simply eliminating it from the standard curriculum of pharmacology. The students at Hahnemann seemed to me to be less bright and less ag- gressive than I was used to in New York, but they certain- ly were more gracious and friendly. In those days which were post-war, we enjoyed more mature and dedicated students than in more recent times. As I leaf through old year books, I can recall so many individual students who made a most favorable impression. It is surprising to esti- mate that in all my years at Hahnemann, I have in one way or another had some contact with over 4,000 medical students. My years as Chairman of Pharmacology f1951-19685 passed by quickly and we made progress in establishing a modern, scientifically oriented department. Perhaps the greatest achievement of all was taking over the editorship of Drill's Pharmacology in Medicine, a text with interna- tional reputation. However, we made credible contribu- tions to the pharmacology of cardiovascular, analgesic, and psycho-pharmacologic agents. In 1967, when Dr. William Kellow resigned, fwho had replaced Dr. Cameron as Deanj, I was asked to be Acting Dean. I assumed the job with considerable reluctance because I knew it meant less contact with the students and very little time for laboratory and the clinic. Charles Ca- meron was then the President and Charles Paxson was the Operations Officer. An active search was instituted for a new Dean. About midyear, I decided to put my hat in the ring and run myself for this office. Mostly, I was disap- pointed in the caliber of candidates which were coming through. To my surprise, I was offered the Deanship in 1968. I accepted with a great deal of trepidation. Little did I know what was to come! My first years as Dean up till 1971 were constructive and fruitful because Dr. Cameron, the President, was an understanding person. We made great progress in plan- ning and implementing the New College Building and made plans for the student housing facility fStiles Hallj. Because of the general impression that there was a short- age of doctors, it was relatively easy to deal with legisla- tors at both a state and federal level. Each year, the income to the school increased and more faculty could be hired and programs proliferated. It was about this time that the outreach programs were conceived and a consert- ed drive was made to fund them. Dr. Moyer was Chairman slr... AS A FELLOW IN PHYSIOLOGY AT HARVARD. ,fn MM. 1 '--9' .1 ., X 32- . ' ' , , ,nr ,. , 1 ,. .. ,wwf sz., VT f ,M A- ' 7 ' x AS CHAIRMAN OF THE PHARMACOLOGY DEPARTMENT AT HAHNEMANN. of Medicine, and he in addition to being a great supporter of Continuing Education and Symposia Programs, was interested in large scale efforts outside the institutional boundaries. In 1971, Mr. Wharton Shober, became President of Hahnemann. It is an understatement to say that he was a controversial and extraordinary character. The challenge made by the Board of Trustees to Mr. Shober was to arrange for the financing of a new hospital. This was not an easy task at a time when construction funds from the Federal Government had dried up. It became obvious that the only path was that of a municipal bond issue. Mr. Shober created many unfortunate waves, the most disas- trous of which was the carbon dioxide programs for the therapy of opiate addiction. This generated much bad publicity for Hahnemann. Yet despite this, a new hospital was financed and money to support this project was ob- f. NU-'W'-'s!s'.i. ' P?-, ,- f QI' 'L ff '-.gi,,, 'g,.p- Ss I Oh! X BREAKING GROUND FOR THE NEW COLLEGE BUILDING. tained from the Federal Government. After many fiascos, a new and very practical hospital was financed, built and dedicated in 1979. Mr. Shober finally resigned in 1977 and Dr. William Likoff, an eminent cardiologist, became President. During these trying Shober years, my role as Dean was mainly to attempt to preserve the forward impe- tus of Hahnemann as an academic and scientific institu- tion. In all, I think that as a faculty and student body, and under the leadership of the present administration, we have been extraordinarily successful on all frontsg scienti- fic, educational and in health service. We have advanced and competed successfully with our sister institutions. To- day Hahnemann Medical College with an annual budget of over S30 million, stands as one of the formidable insti- tutions of the North Eastern group of Medical Schools. The next decade will prove our worth and hopefully a new Dean and many new faculty will build on the foundations of the past. Students and graduates may well be proud of our past and present achievements and our future promise. To all graduates, I wish you the best of all good fortune and accomplishment. You may rest assured that we will do all in our power to enhance your careers for in your success rests the future of the institution. JOSEPH R. DI PALMA, M.D AT THE DEDICATION OF THE NEW HOSPITAL. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE ra:-1L ':.::s - fy .. 1 ., W: ' t f -Pia f-Hur: .- , TO: THE GRADUATING CLASS FROM: THE ASSOCIATE DEAN 1 This, the Class of 1981, is the 134th that has been graduated from Hahnemann. A product of its time and the individuals comprising its ranks, it has established a remarkably positive profile through a host of attitudes and acts. All of this came into being in a moment of great institutional stress, when Hahnemann's survival was seriously threatened and time-honored human val- ues were sorely tried. The successful pursuit of a medi- cal education in an atmosphere of uncertainty is not a simple task. To do so with dignity and honor is an exceptional accomplishment. The Class of 1981 also is distinguished because it is the last to be graduated during Dr. Joseph DiPalma's stewardship as Dean of the Medical College. This is a noteable mark, for Dr. DiPalma has fulfilled so many roles with distinction while serving our interests that he could easily serve as a role model for the physician this institution strives to create. Days have fused into a distant past quicker than you ever believed possible. Now you must look to what will be and how well you are prepared to meet and shape that future. If you regard the training this institution has provided as a mere preparation for the means to earn a living, the time spent at Hahnemann has been misapplied. To the contrary, if the medical education which you have received has increased the capacity for enlarging intellect, then the startling advances in the health sciences that are just ahead will be absorbed, mastered, and applied with utmost effectiveness. Congratulations on your accomplishment. All of our hearts are with your endeavor. WILLIAM LIKOFF, M.D. My friends, your yearbook editors have asked that l address you concerning the happenings at Hahnemann during the current aca- demic year. lt is very difficult to pick the most important events in a year when the Phillies won the World Championship, the Eagles lost and a new conservative wave headed by President Reagan has swept the country. At Hahnemann, three major events took place. First, the class of l98l graduated. Second, a sweeping new curriculum change was instituted. And third, Dean Joseph DiPalma, who has lcd the Hahne- mann faculty for I4 years, retired. Best things first. The graduation initiates the next step in your education and l believe that you are exceptionally well prepared and will bring honor and respect to yourselves and to your school. You are a great class and are prepared for a great future. Congratulations. The curriculum change to the two years of preclinical and the two years of clinical is in line with the conservative trend throughout the country. As an Alumnus, l know you will give all possible support to the school and to its students to assure that future Hahnemann students receive training as good as or better than yourself. lt is my own sincere intent to continue to work for the welfare of students at Hahnemann and l hope that you will do so also through your support ofthe Alumni Association. Now, for the momentous event ofthe retirement of Dean DiPalma as Vice President and Dean in June l98l. Joseph DiPalma has dedicated more of his highly productive life to Hahnemann Medical College than any other person that l can recall. He came here in l95l as Professor and Chairman of the Department of Pharmacology, and built it into one of our strongest teaching departments. It remains so today. ln 1967, rather reluctantly l believe, Dean DiPalma became Act ing Dean and subsequently Dean of the medical school. This strong man succeeded, with the support of his faculty, in resisting an at tempt to relieve him of his duties when Mr. Shober was President. He subsequently became Vice President for Academic Affairs as well as Dean. He has carried out these strenuous double-duties ever since The Dean is the leader of the faculty. Joseph DiPalma has never forgotten that. He has always interceded for the faculty and has led them in the direction he felt best, both for their welfare and the overall welfare of the school. He has been a strong and very human leader in a very lonely position. His energy and his dedication to his position and the school as a whole has been outstanding. His strong wise advice will be dearly missed. l believe that the best thing that could happen to Hahnemann Medical College is for it to obtain another Dean almost as strong and almost as dedicated as Dean DiPalma. l doubt, however, that we can ever attain another Joseph R. DiPalma. Godspeed Joe. HUGH D. BENNETT M.D 9 , . - 1 1 7 jrfirf ij U l A . , .,:...e' 91' 4 5 f .JF-31 'f CLASS GF 1984 re QC: 4.. ' .H as Q Seem K -X ' i .lm L Note: Paradoxical effect of testosterone on med student. Torres, why can't you speak English without an accent f ': I :L XV ,- 'L .i- v N. l 306 L Ut, 1 ,, ,. 1 X Fx f' .X KN N-. ,i 6 6 sv I' f if S-.4 fN 'if--73' You should have seen the one that got away. 6 lt may be slow but it beats going to lectures. ij 6-'Q if fa6Z'Vw ' ' SS y?A , The liver is the seam of the soul. l Nl I is Y Ru 3 VP, A' -F l JV 4 4 . 4 . -IN' X I N .. Gee, l wonder why my serum makes these lreponemes glow. X, f .' lr Vlfaifztr 'L rl' -Lys? ! P-f L.-- x 4 ! . 36 'IA .A I lt's ll o'clock: Do you know where your children are? V, 'l . -' 1 Y ' t' 'W l .-3 ry ,. wa, V .P rg,-, .Q ' 1 ' ' - r , ' 5, r , A 2 J' .Q fzg,-Mn E ' fa A -ii -xx AIteveer to earth. N X . .. CLASS OF 1983 Th. mn, -fr PRESENTS z T' E ff -ik il-lg EKOQ VL NS 225 . 1 - ' I, . 3 ' r 2 1 ' O' 1 , fry i -.ff U: ,ff L fl: 1 is iw TOOLS OF THE TRADE S' V ' ,V 3534, fn: 4- ,491 aff -I KM? 21:5 - '. u 'Sim xv x 2 .qv t 1 . gb -A X SOAP SOAP SOAP ,1 I . 10 1 1'Kg W A ii if 2 3 1' sa ' Q V his . 1 I . . vi- ww. J 'J' Q, Q, ' -A AQ... NOT MORE SOPHOMORES! IA' 1- Q k . 1 Lf? ' NOW, WHEN I WAS AT MAYO'S 52' f Y .,.....4....T.. 'fb-'yy -x 3 ' A 'ff' P. 'nv ? P V v a WJ , :X .v , W . Fu 1 I X J 4 E 4 .JA Q ,N It 63 Hwang, ul'- WHAT ADMISSION? lv :sr X 7 SEE WHAT HAPPENS TO You WHEN YOU DON'T KNOW THE REFERENCE A,,,.ar- Ki ALRIGHT, WHO THINKS THIS IS BORING? I,1.f TYJIYTI' JH' Q ' M N.Wm 3- av 'w Q, ' CLASS GF 982 The Eve o'clock hit. X 4 W Q ' 2 55+ 'K i A . ,Q Y' x Prisoners of Cellblock H. Dorsal roots intact. i 1 1 i J :QS 4, ii- ig N, f Elf .Lg ,fd f His next move? D' ' ' A' if -1.- 1'4 .-ao- ui.-,,,,,, ',4-:Q GF' Y-4' k J-1 F' jx I 1 ag 'I , c - haw If - , .Q- 'ZY ' sX '-. Enjoying the good life at Helene Fuld. ....1.................--v , ,l 1 'Y ' -a . 7 V K I ' x Qf. Only four more hours. l ' v Test? What test? 'L 1. K L74 gxw' vf if' . if -ii Day one, Core Ill ... and two weeks later .. 'III1 , M Wi :WTF 1 i 4 .A 1' .... l hv-Ovvv- - ' s img l 'tx 'X 'r . 'fx L il . K if v P' 1 ' 5. 'lil l 5 1 , , ' iflwlif ffm X 4 A: On call tonight? Yeah, I'm going home. V A 1, iff, M y erogenous zone. Studying leaves me with a bad taste in my mouth. M15 0 I , 1 Q x ,QW Any good jokes this week? or 11. N 6 l, vs, 'f 'f7 ?Ufl.A:' ,pf Another hour of class No way E' Look Ma, testosterone works! 3.-v I Z' ffhv- ' f ' '-v . 'T A-ff .-od' nv ' ,X 1 N' L., i I' 4 Rounds at Baskin and Robbins. fi l Q F UKOF Hf Z.. J. f Dom and Jeff just screwing around. --I St. Vilus' Dance CLASS OF 1981 ORIENTATION So, you wanted to be a doctor. You worked hard to get to Hahnemann and you knew what lay ahead. You'd have to work a bit, but ever- ything was made. Soon, you would be out saving lives and helping people. After all, once you got accepted to medical school, there was nothing to stop you. Or, so you were told - and some of you believed it! Orientation was an exciting time of new ex- periences. Everyone got a chance to meet their fellow classmates in an environment of conge- niality that included luncheons, a wine and cheese party, a beer party and even a belly danc- er. In fact, the dean designated this class the class of the belly dancer . So, med school wasn't going to be all that bad. , was Q hs , v as-'X ---eg::,a.---vie 'Na:nn19 m'!3Ei:: hyat?-1-IE! -, ,... Q1 --.A4.nn1ulIi'- . 1 'f'1Lf11Q'523?:'K!!!Q:!.i li J f 5 ll 1 'Cb??Q1SS'1l-V., ,Ft-gynni-g'X1'!l' , I 9, ,J .. 'xr ' 1 Srila flu !Q'l? lll!'Qlll .n 'i iii-O' H- 1'3 'F'BI' uw: srl f w ,I n-lf.'!f.n!l 'lgill.. full I gj-:: ?'TF.ll':':::::j'--3-,L I 1 r ,N - - assign - In ,,:-'J-we dri- -- :i'i5hQ-3 In-.- ,Ag 11- 2:53 , f+fZ..?'Y5 ll f 1. 1. I fi at ffm Q A Q 'fi 'rf e x 1 1 A, Q .w 'rr AXNSH ' -5 A ii 'S-., X 5 ' ' i ,J 1' - But then the work began as the impossible goals of the courses were laid before you. Many long hours were spent in the library orthe MDL trying to learn the volumes of available knowl- edge. There were lonely nights trying one more time to get this down . And then, all shreds of curriculum were destroyed as courses were planned only hours before they began, and a six week extension was added to the six week extent- sion. You found yourself asking, Do lpwant to be a doctor? 0f course, Hahnemann was not all work and loneliness. You shared the fun of moving into your first apartment. There were beer parties, Christmas parties and even a Halloween party. 5 s-f HALLOWEEN PARTY TOPPING OFF f 'A' , 7' O I 1 K 9 ii ' r ,,, ., .,z-fi' 4. A , - yn I . i II hm X Q M , 'K af 'Y ' Q' ,EWQQAQK ' 7 iff? A- V .fm umm. pvfiTf-vw Stereophonic Stenosis. 21 Tfflli I3PiffI3TQE3u3N,. ,yi Q V W Xb i V W is N W M, 7 ffm A J . 1 Z , f ffgj fl Q ,1- 'HUM H, , 1 f ,f v 7? 'KW H IU V, fn? Ei 'J ff'CyQVLJ 4553K IMA! 'MA ,x H' xy I I Wu W4 s 7 H x 1 Xxx fy w XX 111 X I My ,N , V , f n VI l 1 , V H ,V IJ N, 4 Ka.-P f amass 3? 'SBSH Q 0f5,QcaSw'3527Eoo , FEXTFIHIIQLGDGY .,4, ' ., , V. 3 I f?f'i? . 1 'il X , Q Az J '- A453- ' . 1 X ,V NS S :Q x t' 4 KWH Q N :N 1 -, 1 v I 4 1 - ' f ' i'jQ.,i'5rgq.T1..3.g.A H, , ' f ' -I Q, 22 NHUJIC Just a little stick x I5 'n-! A EQ 4 Checking out the new surroundings. oN THE FLOORS Despite extension after extension, Core I fi- nally came to an end. Core Il promised to be enjoyable, as much because of the change as the fact that you were in the clinics at last. You looked forward to patient contact but dreaded the new responsibilties: lV's to start, bloods to draw, rounds, rounds, rounds, and cutting the suture too long or too short. The hours were tiring, the days long. There were affiliates, both good and bad. You got to know different class- mates, Sayre, and the Jersey shore. You were also the last class to experience the wards at Hahnemann - the ideal locale for this no long- er glamourous profession. I U4 if -J Culture shock El I ss i S92 Hey Kurtzman, are all EKG's fla , c,g'1' :Q5'x .IN -' -A P N X Xi G F u 14 A I 3 5.1 'f .ll f f f I it ' 4 22 ti P ' - N QU L' , ---f Q ' sw In ii THE GREAT ESCAPE , V V 1 1 Viv Q, if Z k I NL Great reflexes. . 1 -a 'f1::Qi: lE' ul- ll ,.-Aw. 1v! 4 ' 'E .-.gg is 'wwwil 2-. 6 f ,f V In -- ' E Esxx ff 'N 'B -Ill. .. r E A-, LQ Q i 0 vficmny - ' 'Y 'viFW? '11 -,.--, ' 'f 'p1 Ei'iiiiii3i 5l IE- ' -'UIIQI-sf 9 S.. v-,E . QQ, N xg All l said was pedophilia. a ' ' ,, ' R411 ' c 1 ' f 4 gf? ' n2?N . Hn' .Wg-.f T J. -- E 2 , :HA i K -4 .05 7 24 QP! J What are the chances of Ending a contact lens on Monmouth beach BLUE AND GOLD BALL, 1979 W ,QQ ls .1 - I 552 f cf N A ' Q X, if -1 bar P , L X A Q 1 -. g NL 5 5 . I K l PQ! . . ' N I' N., 1 ,,LL,L - , L 'H 4rza:..,-.LJ 1 A - TOGA PARTY CORE II PICNIC L' xJikX'3.A 1 , 4 'WT wud ' J K. 2 ... ' I - ff f 5 J K M .' :fl I sv a 1 ni ' v nb- S ,Q A Core ll Student Evaluation. - ,xox QAXIP k' 26 tr - 4 . '!' Jw fi 'TN n 'Y , if 'syn' 'im H' ls V' Core lll and a chance to relax again: no on-call, no afternoons, and when fatigue or boredom set in - no class. How many times did the attendance drop to few more than the notetaker and the recorder? Most of you don't remember the day before Christmas va- cation when the most attentive listener of the 20-odd people there was a stuffed walrus. Thank God for the noteservice! Core Ill proved to be a good time for par- ties, the YMCA, ski trips, tennis and sleep. On yes, there was a lot of work too. Narcolepsy x 3 I was one of only six people without the answers Why me? If' ' 1 L THE LIFELINE OF CORE III: '5 T THE NOTE SERVICE hi. 'H T T 12 ., 'I Q X , L Q' fa vi an if ,,g,,,,...J NL. 55,1 - M 1 Til-rq gf? Page IO of l0'?! 1 ,1 1- -- .3 I X 1 I , bl 'T ' '19 i u CHRISTMAS PARTY mnwicma, -RWM MISCELLANEA Uv' , .xxx , f', Z-'Sf 'nk I hate to tell you this, but . . . r ,gud ' .r . A J A! A 5 ' Q V fJ f . ., K g n f Q, 'fu Sunni -N 1 Xxx 'ai 'vm pi' 'Nw 1 4. . an D '4lLs ARM WRESTLING TOURNAMENT After exams, you really let loose. You found comraderie in having endured the latest ordeal E5 K' PHILLIES NIGHT --rv fri! 'iw' rtl Q 1 with your classmates. If there ever was a beer shortage, you didn't know about it. As in Core I, Core lll gave you the opportuni- ty to do what you seemed to do best: satirize the faculty and life at the Big H, Whereas the Core l show C'Hard Core J featured such greats as the Kalia pidgeon, Ambromovage toilet and the infamous Angstadt 500, the Core III show C'Core-nal Knowledgeuj reminded you of ma- cho surgeons, the perfect pathologist, Dr. Ben- nett's shoes, and the student who didn't get his match form in on time and . . . I 1 V. V ' I , Q-. 5 t. 'fJ:'Q .. 1 mafia gg 3 -Q 7 D H i,..-an 16. V -3 X V 4 . .,,,,, Come on, its not that big. aU .,g '?!X '!XXXitf ... CORE SKIT 3 4 1 . F ns 53 1 ,if , . fy 5 S.. From France ,gs - - gn Eh ' 'f bf , ,,.,. .. , 4 W3 fag, ..', gen , n ! A X +4 Meanwhile, back at the ranch , CORE III PICNIC I f I .y ,i 1-if, L ' . , .L 11, V1 6, -Sit 3 ' 4 1 Q ' . 'R M 1+ I' . -1 -' ,M-ma ' 'S' , X ,255 5,y7:Q, ' gf' , in A-bfi I f Ia . ' . xr- '- .. ' ' , - bk-5. -wk V V .I , 32 V .Q A Y. XJ' , --1 :ff -I A - . ,.,::,,,3,- - , 1. ,MW , , . A , K, ' 1. .55 4 N5 'ff gf? I I, .e-f -. ,. - W 1 J - gf ng K . ,Wi ,Q V -Z. V It-, ' H 4 , ' f 31 . A. . I b r I I . ' , A , I - . , 'K -Q 1' if-f'S'1 YJIFJ' ,QU A I .'42,, -it . , N,J,.i . sf I if I ' Emu 3., s ff 3 Q -. '? Mir :N .I ,MV 19' 3 'A l IN'-iwf was 'lillu ' I K KAN---:vu W QIIPVU A, 48'-L' X wf 'rwvfs' ' 1 I . 1, 'I' FY My X A , X 53, f iff Ie? 92 N XX, 1' vm A. - A -Qwg Wa -2' ' ' ' -L, 1103.1 . ,Qs I . y I, 'w':'k XIV N , . ' I GI. a:-1 5 -.av . sw Well, now that l've lost my wife ... 15 -21 X. , AT LAST' 1 fbflffwf W, Vi lj? A ' GL i,, , K -xi lf K1 H J ,4 .gli I' A I KQJI- I f X ,ft xx! ln. l make tuition by doing commercials on the side. X X- A iii., Jn' This job would be a lot easier if Bell printed an available-females supplement. ,I 'N ssi , 0 I .IPZ and son, at one of the Big H's many evacuations. lyk X fy my yr , is ,I i Pre-op strip-tease in the dog lab. ,Al Z'Hl' 'Qi .asf-54 A J .' ' . 9 .' ,sv qf X e . JA, . f .1 Sy.. , . 4. ,. 'Z al? if V' , .X f' Z.,- 1 I, xx , ' nf A -rm .. 'ss Q ., , qu- x V , V 'L-' WXBELMLA -.U -f ,-.4 H ' I urn Ubun- 'I ltvvqn g,, Q3 .rem J V eb-i Il' fh- NXX 1 1 , C . -A ,v is 'rf And for my next act Jayne Kennedy and friends at the Battle ofthe NFL Cheerleaders ., wi-ns. vi 'X 'W' W t 9. s i 41' fl LN G i ,ff t 'n X X W .fff . 1, ,' , f A-2 ff Q' ff ru ,s X , . 7 5 LL oc' 'K 4 NN of QF 5 2 ' Az 1 wt ge 1 'C Af , , Q i lg . J 1' . V. A 4 ' ts if , P -Q- 1 Traditional 5 PM gathering for AM stat-lab results. +f Now that your seniors, who still isn't sure this is boring? W Ai I - ,. Y f h a ., ...ww u, WWw' 1 11 h H If A M7 14 --4-:find P V' ar' , ..,. ,,.....4 When you hear hoof-beats, what do you think of? ,X v...-w.u........-W A85 .---u-w-may --.--..-ll .M-M-f' in 1 2---4 J .M I rx ez XX vfffifo ag XX Cl-Ai? Cf 81 '-'- '-'-- -..-.,,..,,.,- .,.. VU. ,,,-,V, 'x 5, w 23' Q W xx I- K if! 5 . Ji, ' ' O xx X - XR A A X h ' f f Q f . ' ,skim X X XX XX X 4255 'is ij N X' Z.-7 Y 'gf1? , S hz nach' x ,4 fyx .. 'K l'PJ',VT I ..,,4. rf 1. I 1 4, ?f '49 Q.. w-. A Ulf . I gum . 1, a.. !. -. pw' ,gc 'av ing Security stiffens at the Fake Library. 'U ,Mg a Nx XX X mm 1, 'G 9' N ,xv uv ,?' fr, me fx Q . Q - ,, N.g1k4!,1 - . Qu' L' 'im Sr by-ilu W X :Dil 4 Q III 5 d rihli i ' 01.8151 - .. , lg I 3773 . A I ' Look what I got wih my VISA card. f 'X Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. N.. ff , X A x If , if f I can hear the ocean. '63 .l I . E. X x ,ig 3 ' '. - .Al Try some Uncle Ted's Magic Powder - takes away the Match Day blues. The following is a list of permanent Ci.e. parent'sJ addresses 84 place of internship. Ann C. Adolf 2716 Van Buren Rd. Easton, PA 18042 Easton Hospital Easton, PA Thomas Sean J. Ahern 1962 Woodbury Rd Bethlehem, PA 18017 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA John A. Anderson 36 Harbor Ln Massapequa Park, NY 11762 Ulster Co. Family Practice Ulster Co., NY Charles F. Andrews Locust St. Centre Hall, PA 16828 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Michael S. Anger 1239 East 105th St. Brooklyn, NY 11236 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Stephen J. Apaliski Wissahickon Garden Apts Phila, PA 19144 Univ Health Center Pittsburgh, PA Bruce L. Auerbach 711 N. Church St. Hazleton, PA 18201 Medical Univ. Of SC Charlston, SC Peter T. Auerbach 439 Jefferson St. Lansdale, PA 19446 St. Barnabas Medical Center Livingston, NJ William L. Bartholomew 139 S. Broad St. Nazareth, PA 18064 Univ. Of Arizona Affil. Tucson, AZ John O. Barton 9 N. Jeffrey Rd. Apt. C-6 Aldan, PA 19018 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Maryanne F. Bartoszek 589 Port lndian Rd Norristown, PA 19403 Overlook Hospital Summit, NJ James E. Beckett 628 N. Front St. Reading, PA 19601 Bridgeport Hospital Bridgeport, CT Scott H. Bedwell 1 Spruce Dr. RD 44 West Chester, PA 19380 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Linda A. Benson 1218 Lakemont Rd Villanova, Pa 19085 Hartford Hospital Hartford, CT Linda M. Bentz 434 Kahkwa St. Erie, PA 16505 Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, OH Robert J. Bertoli 491 F Route 18 RD 42 Aliquippa, PA 15001 Univ. Health Center Of Pitt. Pittsburgh, PA Edward Birochak 763 Worthington Rd. Wayne, PA 19087 Univ. Of Texas - SW Dallas, TX Haywood Blum 408 N.W. 68th Ave Plantation, FL 33317 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Daryl G. Bodner 4726 Springfield St. Pennsauken, NJ 08109 NC Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill, NC John J. Borruso 5450 Wissahickon Ave. Apt 3606 Phila, PA 19144 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Fred K. Branditz 80 Canne Brook Pkwy Summit, NJ 07901 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Todd I. Braun 123 Wetherill Rd Cheltenham, PA 19012 Albert Einstein Med Center Philadelphia, PA Michael L. Brooks 1747 Green Valley Rd. Havertown, PA 19083 Baylor College Of Medicine Houston, TX Les A. Burns 8939 Alton St Phila, PA 19115 St. Raphae1's Hosp. New Haven, CT Marian A. Caplan 3515 Gardenview Rd. Baltimore, MD 21208 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Bernard H. Carlin 5232 Lebanon Ave. Phila., PA 19131 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Alan B. Chelius 734 Florida Ave. Reading, PA 19605 St. Joseph's Hospital Reading, PA Michael A. Crivaro 1602 Williams Way West Chester, PA 19380 Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia, PA Anthony M. D'Alessandro 25 West St. Glassboro, NJ 08028 Univ. Hospital And Clinics Madison, WI Lee M. De Lacy 2785 Highland Ave. Broomall, PA 19008 George Washington Univ. Hosp Washington, DC Daniel J. Del Rowe 801 Arbor Rd Yeadon, PA 19050 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Samuel D. Detweiler R.R. 1 Box 216 Perkasie, PA 18944 Somerset Medical Center Somerville, NJ Alfred T. Dorsey 4975 Parkside Ave. Phila., PA 19131 Children's Hospital Los Angeles, CA Michael K. Dovnarsky 2213 Rudy Rd. Harrisburg, PA 17104 Abington Mem. Hospital Abington, PA Dolph A. Druckman 748 S Latches Ln Merion, PA 19066 Baltimore City Hospital Baltimore, MD Thomas W. Dugdale 6 Pinewood St. Lexington, MA 02173 Hartford Hospital Hartford, CT Stephanie S. Durruthy 105-18 31st Ave. East Elmhurst, NY 11369 St. Vincent's Hospital New York, NY Elliott Edes 226 South 19th St Apt 205 Phila, PA Albert Einstein Med Center Philadelphia, PA Peter M. Eller 17 Ringneck Dr Harrisburg, PA 17112 Miriam Hospital Providence, Rl James L. Epperson 5624 Larchwood Ave Phila, PA 19143 Chestnut Hill Hospital Philadelphia, PA Robert G. Everhart 358 Tioga Ave. Kingston, PA 18704 Monmouth Medical Center Long Branch, NJ Pamela D. Every 30 Anvil Ln Warrington, PA 18976 Lewis A. Weiss Mem Hosp Chicago, IL Gail Fedyna 72 Luke Ave Bergenfield, NJ 07621 E Virginia Grad School of Med Norfolk, VA Joseph M. Ferris 610 Owens St Aliquippa, PA 15001 St. Vincent's Health Center Erie, PA Robert B. Filer 3113 Linda Ln Sinking Spring, PA 19608 Monmouth Medical Center Long Branch, NJ Albert H. Fink 38 Easton Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Alexis E. Finlay Ritch Ave. West Greenwich, CT 06830 Montreal Gen Hosp Montreal, Que Samuel H. Foote 20570 Califa St. Woodland Hills, CA 91367 Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix, AZ Michael J. Foreman 315 Hidden River Rd. Narberth, PA 19072 Univ Of Virginia Med Center Charlottesville, VA James K. Fugate 202 Jenks Ave. Punxsutawney, PA 15767 Univ Of Mass Coordinated Prog Worchester, MA Charles J. Ganley 2903 Shady St. Pittsburgh, PA 15217 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Gary A. Ganzer 2412 Saltsman Rd Erie, PA 16510 Shadyside Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Michael M. Gaspari 4411 Fifth Ave Temple, PA 19560 N Carolina Baptist Hosp Winston Salem, NC Mary Anne Gazdick 240 E Catawissa St Nesquehoning, PA 18240 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA John M. Gehris 633 W Chestnut St. Shamokin, PA 17872 Geisinger Med Center Danville, PA Howard T. Gitter 3746 Jules Lane Wantagh, NY 11793 Univ Of Arizona Affil Tucsan, AZ Eugene D. Gorski 674 Penn Street W. Hazleton, PA 18201 United Health And Hosp Service Kingston, PA Frank E. Gredler 2826 German Ave Erie. PA 16504 Robert Packer Hosp Sayre, PA Bram Greenberg 2209 Liberty St. Allentown, PA 18104 Thomas Jefferson Univ Philadelphia, PA Robert A. Gregg 1201 Biltmore Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15216 Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Lawrence M. Gustin 1357 Mark Dr. Lansdale, PA 19446 Monmouth Med Center Long Branch, NJ Lawrence R. Haft 1208 Harvest Drive Monroeville, PA 15146 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Azriel Haimowitz 136-15 71st Rd. Flushing, NY 11367 Beth Israel Med Center New York, NY John D. Hanna 20 Hindman Ave. Burgettstown, PA 15021 Strong Mem Hosp Rochester, NY Joy G. Harrison 718 President St. Brookly, NY 11215 City Hospital Center Elmhurst, NY Charles G. Herbst 344 E. 39th St. Erie, PA 16504 Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Jerome J. Hric 634 Spencer Ave Sharon, PA 16146 Shands Teaching HospfC1inic Gainsville, FL Jay W. Hubsher 1701 Tyson Rd. Havertown, PA 19083 Monmouth Med Center Long Branch, NJ Dawn E. Huggins 191-20 Pineville Lane Springfield Gardens NYC, NY 11413 Long Island Jewish New Hyde Park, NY Steven B. Israel 7615 Woodcrest Ave Phila, PA 19151 Yale New Haven Hosp New Haven, CT Bruce A. Jones 5394 Paseo Orlando Santa Barbara, CA 93111 Med Coll Of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Daniel Kahn 2125 Evans Rd. Floss Moor, lL 60422 Univ Hosp And Clinics Madison, WI Keith J. Keefer Rd 4 Box 288 Holiday Lake Montague, NJ 12771 United Health and Hosp Service Kingston, PA Francis W. Kelly 7 Harwood Lane E. Rochester, NY 14445 Marshall Univ Affil Huntington, WV Brent D. Kennedy 62 Maplewood Drive Mapleshade NJ 08052 Univ Of Utah Affil Salt Lake City, UT Edward A. Kepp 1971 Lake Rd. Youngstown, NY 14174 Williamsport Hospital Williamsport, PA Scott L. Kiehlmeier 2710 Green Garden Blvd. Erie, PA 16508 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Richard S. Kocan 322 N Kerr St Titusville, PA 16354 Hamot Med Center Erie, PA Lawrence C. Kurtzman 1641 Southbrook Dr. Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Richard W. Lee 7561 Barbi Lane La Palma, CA 90623 Univ Of Arizona Affil Tucsan, AZ Howard M. Levin 311 Arlington St. Erie, PA 16509 St. Francis Gen Hosp Pittsburgh, PA Frederick T. Lohr Rd 4212 Box 387 Coopersburg, PA 18036 Univ Of Maryland Affil Baltimore, MD Melita C. Maguire Lake Road Bear Creek, PA 18602 Prince George Hosp Chevery, MD Jay M. Malamut 114 Henfield Ave. Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Steven J. Mandelblatt 1543 Forestview Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15234 Univ Hospital Portland, OR Elvira J. Maniglia 622 N Terrace Drive Bldg. 1 Condo 3 Altoona. PA 16602 Bethesda Reg Med Center Bethesda, MD Carol M. Marchei-Bertoli 1926 Hartel Ave. Phila.. PA 19111 Paul M. Marion 410 S. Main St. Pennington, NJ 08534 Sacred Heart Hosp Allentown, PA Catherine M. Giangreco 8243 Bramble Ln. Pittsburgh, PA 15237 Univ Of S Florida Coll Of Med Tampa, FL Martha L. Mc Cusker 3110 Teesdale St. Phila., PA 19152 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA James M. Mc Kenna 51 Mermont Circle Darby, PA 19023 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Deborah M. McMillan 1813 Eberts Lane York, PA 19405 Lancaster General Hosp Lancaster, PA Jeffrey S. Metzger 9533 Fern Hollow Way Gaithersburg, MD 20760 Danbury Hospital Danbury, CT Leonard F. Milewski 1346 Jackson St Camden, NJ 08104 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA James P. Miller R.D. itfl Box 478 Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 Univ Hosp Of Cleveland Cleveland, OH Alan S. Milliner Rd 44 West Chester, PA 19380 Marshall Univ Affil Huntington, WV Owen C. Montgomery CXO Dr. Dewitt H. Montgomery Lankenau Med. Bldg., Suite 444 Phila, PA 19151 Thomas Jefferson Univ Philadelphia, PA Leroy C. Moore RD 4753 Box 243 Jersey Shore, PA 17740 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Jesus A. Muro 21802 Rashdall Ave Carson, CA 90745 VA Medical Center Long Beach, CA P. J. Newman 2710 Fairview St Allentown, PA 18104 Rhode Island Hosp Providence, Rl Thomas G. Newman 103 Deepwood Rd. Stamford, CT 06903 Misericordia Hosp Med Center Bronx, NY Mark L. Niemiera 509 State St. Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 Alton Ochsner Med Foundation N ew Orleans, LA William L. Null 1357 Evergreen St. Plainfield, NJ 07060 Rhode Island Hosp Providence, Rl Thomas W. O'Brien 1 Long Point Lane Media, PA 19063 Portsmouth Naval Reg Med Center Portsmouth, VA Miriam Rose A. Oakum 107 Water St Mahandy Plane, PA 17949 Albert Einstein Med Center Philadelphia. PA Gina M. Orton 951 East 228th Street New York City, NY 10466 Indiana Univ Med Center Indianapolis, IN Daniel T. Overbeck 321 Williams Rd. Rosemont, PA 19010 LA CountyfUSC Med Center Los Angeles, CA Donald G. Paige 1318 Watson Ave Costa Mesa, CA 92626 San Bernardino County San Bernardino, CA Janet A. Pappianni 648 Monroe Ave. Ardsley, PA 19038 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Ronald S. Paret East Shore Drive Silver Lake, NH 03875 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA James J. Perry 6403 Garman St. Phila., PA 19142 Letterman Army Med Center San Francisco, CA Marijo Perry 17 Cayuga Pl Forty-Fort, PA 18704 Georgetown Univ Hosp Washington, DC Carol L. Piatt 354 Rambling Way Springfield, PA 19064 Riverside Hospital New Port News, VA Gregory H. Pierce 427 Ballytore Circle Wynnewood, PA 19096 Temple Univ Hosp Philadelphia, PA Mark C. Pyles 1114 E. Fifth St. Berwick, PA 18603 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Edward A. Ramoska 219 Mountain St. Phila., PA 19148 Med Coll Of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Douglas J. Ratner 521 Stratford Rd South Hempstead, NY 11550 Danbury Hospital Danbury, CT Rose M. Ries P. O. Box 67 Karthaus, PA 16845 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Barbara T. Roberts 93 Oak Grove Ave Springfield, MA 01109 West Jersey Hospital Voorhees, NJ Karen L. Roos 1525 Field Club Dr Pittsburgh, PA 08109 Univ Of Virginia Med Center Charlottesville, VA Amy B. Rosen 2115 E. 12th St. Brooklyn, NY 11229 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Robert S. Rosenthal 2 Sommers Rd. Trenton, NJ 08638 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Edward B. Rubenstein 107 Elkins Rd Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 Univ Of Texas Affil Houston, TX Jonathan D. Rubin 166-47 16th Ave. Whitestone, NY 11357 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Lloyd D. Rudley Palatine Rd. Box 496 Elmer, NJ 08318 Med Coll Of Pennsylvania Robert P. Sabo 145 Valleyview Dr Finleyville Clairton, PA 15332 Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Fredric L. Salter 13109 Bustleton Ave Apt C 18 Phila, PA 19116 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Patricia H. Saluk 179 Penn Lear Dr. Monroeville, PA 15146 Med Coll Of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Steven B. Sandler 16996 New Hampshire St. Southfield, M1 48075 Suny Upstate Med Center Syracuse, NY Laurie L. Schray R. D. 432 Tunkhannock, PA 18657 Univ Of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Ivy L. Schwartz 1113 Brighton St Phila, PA 19111 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA John A. Seedor 104 Plush Mill Rd. Wallingford, PA 19086 Bryn Mawr Hosp Bryn Mawr, PA Paul S. 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Mt. Pleasant Ave. Phila., PA 19150 Hahnemann Philadelphia, PA Kurt T. Zeglen 2015 Welsh Rd. Phila, PA 19115 Sacred Heart Hosp Allentown, PA John P. Zornosa 1214 Mountain View Dr Greensburg, PA 15601 N Carolina Baptist Hosp Winston Salem, NC Riff 46 A 9 FROM THE STAFF The creation of Medic 1981 will have taken about 16 months - from the initial signing of contracts to the finished product you hold in your hands. In that time, many goals were set - some came to fruition, some changed, and some fell through altogeth- er. To produce even a mediocre book requires a considerable amount of work - and even more luck. The job is made all the more difficult because only in the most ephemeral way can we ever really be considered together as a class. Each graduating senior has a different idea of what it is to have experienced the Big H. It was the staffs intention to produce a work which each of you, even if only in a small way, could identify with. To the extent that we failed, l apologize. l would like to use the remaining space to thank some of the people who made this book possible. First, to Dr. DiPalma, for all the assistance he has given this and past yearbooks, this volume is dedicated to you. To Dr. Bennett's office, the Alumni office, Barbara Williams of the Hahnemann Archives, Bill O'Brien of Josten's Yearbook Company, all our patrons and advertisers, many thanks. And, last but not least, to the rest of the staff- l hope the results are worthy of your efforts. Michael A. Crivaro, EDITOR Stephen Denagy, ASSOC. EDITOR LAYOUT Mimi Bar-on Lawrence Gustin John Borruso Dawn Huggins Michael Brooks Alan Langman Stephanie Durruthy Gina Orton N ,,ff Y- - Gail Fedyna Donald Paige Robert Filer Philip Wadyko PHOTOGRAPHY Stephen Apaliski Paul Marion Daryl Bodner Howard Sofen John Tesman ARTWORK Haywood Blum Alan Chelius Theodore Yaeger BUSINESS MANAGERS Lee M DeLacy George B Urquhart Q1 !ll ,ZA 'Fix vqv ,M L . 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QE- f 11' PETER T. AUERBACH, M.D. 'UN tif! 44 x 44 0- T' K as S3 Y ?? f' 1 Q 0 I -fa 'M .. ,fi WILLIAM L. BARTHOLOMEW, MD. K LZ P' v!,. T5-x ' 'K' B. N6 W1 4' K JOHN O. BARTON, M.D X A 'i K 4 Q K , 'XR 5 . Xu . . M NTLM SCOTT H. BEDWELL, M.D. X f, I 4 S r -A M..-A Q- XS -a r 5 -T' ff 7 4 3 'L - ..1:..4, , ..T, ,X ,, .. LINDA A. BENSON, M.D. 'U Kr' YOU -Q1 ll gii-if-3? 1 QL' wmlf. fffffngi U ,x M, Q xv E-Jjf me H ...mf ' . '.,-, . ,mx WWW ulnxm 'ir-5: 'H 2' it Rfk CAROL L. MARCHEI BERTOLI, M.D. 'Q' 5 l ROBERT J. BERTOLI, M.D. . :nn IU5 qv-f-NI V . 14.4 .1 Q. 44.1 'fin- LINDA M. BENTZ, M.D. :V V a .. an , , 4, . . s' ' xx Q J, . N 'ul QQ. . K. N w g N A . -- 'R , - x Q X -4 :sf-ff, -4-,X ' . - H 'IN 4 Q 7:1--'ww 'kb' ' Q M uf' -' .a ' :'A'l . v 0 K-.5':'z. . .5 - f f- 1' A ,,x,. A U 1 . , . q':5.a..,g!yt s.' mi 1 me S gb- ll.L EDWARD BIROCHAK, M.D N mf t L QU , , W1 L' , 1 'fam fi QA M 3' 2' W' .Qi - W 4 , V. ' , , -M ye' Cr 'ff' ' ll 1 4' M W cf' W6 ,QQ 5EglWw1J' 'gA'W , A u Nliim wyllylv- w W' 1 E..-..u..!e' ' M-W W. HAYWOOD BLUM, M.D mga A. DARYL G. BODNER, 4 XX M.D. I 7 X 4 11.73 18 JOHN J. BORRUSO, M.D. '35 Im.. ya. x I.. . W ' .l,,1 . . P- N . , , R Q' f Ll url - 'U F ,J Qc- I 57 FRED K. BRANDITZ, MD :Fx ZR- n, 0'- ' ' 'Tu mx M qs' afiltggffuf, M A v' R ' ,- k ASF'- : ' Vx ,fr v C Q 7' l ! A 3 X w 21.35. A Y D ..t N V X s . x.. I ,, Q3 Hi 1 -2 x N Q Q TODD I. BRAUN, M.D. EiTh?iEfF'W gf Q-I . ,Q i I Q .- w1p.... .,f' ,. ' 4 7 'af 9-. :open ,L , . giiilafff - . I ' 'U ., v I' .Q E' I RUM.. , X . ' ',rul .NWQ ,Ffh ,gtl ,lr M4 -uf, ... 1 ,x .Q A' f Vt' kv , .545 A 9' ya. , J? . 8 I MICHAEL LEE BROOKS, M.D. :va A 1 M LES A. BURNS, M.D. Ti I A57 X ,f if Www 'ik fs 3 rf fx! s.. Ii'- Ag. MARIAN AMY CAPLAN, M.D f 'Nd . 1 . 0' 1 va -,o o , , ag' ' , I ,.,E Q ! i ,-..- S-of X , BERNARD H. CARLIN, M.D. Kilim al h 1 kd ,M-N A n .,, ,, ,,-4pW 05512 vr K.. fl 1 ' - . I 'll' 1.45 .L . X u I - mm ,...L-. b-A- WE 1f'.- 1 v N... ' n-li-nl ALAN B. CHELIUS, M.D. ' 5 , f , Xb in ! X F 1 A 1 xg :uf 2, fin-I v 1 qv. M , fl, wfgwlig' -:I ' Hg V s X ,f-v' : AN-R0 ' xi vu C 1 1,4 1 ,J my 3 T w 1 w,fy.3vys , , ,V A Nflfff 'Jivflgr H .,.gQi4?ff:5g1 1, ,qw X ,V A Qf'ff59'J' rfw,1!:5 ' MICHAEL A CRIVARO, M.D. '1 M, ' 4 . wif' . . my 1 f ' V- YE , W, M m,,,', ,M'X, f irfM' i4'fwr1 5 W I ff'4 js?1' 3.3 ' .yum 'HH :yt .1, J: 'www ,'.yyj1flL'ia.' I wx ' v, ,H V . 'W QQ' M '.ggH J , wil' ' , +V, 'WL'!sp,yfjj'?, g1'fu 'ucv' ,Wl1LiM,WfW,?5.5QjQ jx ww' X Y. igv - , , ' pil ' Mill' ' kiigfxslfm WK? .,U,,,, , iZiif 111,wQ',j fx ANTHONY M. D'ALESSANDRO, M.D M tr --S7 -A 7 'IH ir- v Q 4 if 1 M, 7 V, ffm W ' QW 'iilf 8, 4 3 Qx Plug 5. FH ,-- bv 4, LEE M. DE LACY, M.D Ii DANIEL J. DEL ROWE, M.D. Q,fQ.f, . 1 I ' if 1155 2 ,3 ' .1 .3 Dx X 1 , If 7 '. 'gl f iff f , J 'iff ,, Y 45f.i5'.Z?5 1 1-.3 gd. - DX:-N 1 aff x ' Wx' -nf .. 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'V ',ae.- rs! ll' wxgvx s' S52 , Eb ci' I x. l. 'Q' 'P -xg, V lil ,. 1 .-vt Q Q. 4 ., 4 , i V Ai VZ' , I If .4 fn. fir nf! 'V' L E. i v S '- Q we tk- .. 2 v 32 Z 'nl - QUQLYPJMU OF Mmm Gail Cdrfifiti Nadi L'.Li1l mu L1,u,uug1 ' hhillnl L1L.rk1.1- nw.: fr ru nz IA, , yfllfruwlflfrn , Ynyrhlfrw iff' 'Y' mfy wr vw if:f!9 :- Jn mitral: mllrrrnf llfpnrnf ybffflfrfffnnvrmzrfl ffm 61 rf ,f,'f,,n- 0. if .Hymn fy fn 4.16, ,,,,fA.-,finf WA-ff ,mfr 1 fzfnkyw Hn- ,'1,,,!1,: ff 4f,,v,',, ,WAN-,f ' J??.i'2:04j- .5 is , , T .--vx .uk- L 1 C A THOMAS W. DUGDALE, M.D. A-' 'FSP -5 Q ggi- f I, X , ,I A ' ffl. R V 1 'Q 1 f A -I v .I IJ, 'X Y, , ..M.,,W , 5.44 ' ' X 5 in 1 8,12-1 V 'F i ' g urn 1 u I Y . Ev STEPHANIE S. DURRUTHY M.D. , ' 2 5f3Q:'f:'f J. .rb f A ' 1. 1-rw. A 1, , .1 W , 'Y- Q. ,, 1 'Q l.. 13515 uf-.-.. i T , 4 , ELLIOT EDES, M.D i PETER M. ELLER, M.D. 'W' in W j 'sa l Qy YQ s J AMES L. EPPERSON . f cf. ,i 'J ' . . . 5. x X. . x Q ? F ROBERT G. EVERHART, M.D i C fs? .,y 4 QF , U 0 Z vi ,Af I A i 92 4', We ' xi.. , H , ,W , Mc, 1 J ,v .' 1 we 1' . ..,.., PAMELAD EVERY MD Dru' X lvl 5' ,Avg , N- 'n 'I ' - - - x- ' , ' N.. 1,--fig ..'. . It W9- '7' - -' fV L.. -- A ' ' 'Xxx-,fl 199 --vs' MAL. 'T .5-' C '1 -fu f','!,f f ff- 1-4 :bfi X ..xv- Qs' ,, 1 'R r W S , Q- . Su A Xff'E7ff,P-QA We GAIL FEDYNA, M.D. fb I' ,H .-R51 lr as 4 F 1 I A Y Y 3 1 . bu ,..-,Q ,, V- A . -.NU 3.1-' .., . in 'ffl A E .f , .J yy.. M, .wh 1: w nw it-ff A5155 :KV 'W' gm ,via ,r-A--, ' K, W, .- 'fr -'? 1 ff V A X' f IWW 4 if 4 7-L 1 x? J 'Rx .xx f 1 - -.' v il x 1 .1-','. ,ll is f 3,2 L ' N fmt ' X 15. I 3 .A . QU! 21 ff 1 cliff' ki , iii. -..- X .- nil s JOSEPH M. FERRIS, M.D if 65 gs . i V . f' -5- l ' 1: AIM' It x ,bi . . ' v I I Q. . P ., ROBERT BRANDON FILER, M.D. 4 ,,i f2-. ,Nb 'Q I 3 'I-F 41 .QP . 'J Nga ,- ...-.- I . , , 'J h fgf' 7 ' '-913.53 ' ' W ,, ,. Axgis' ww fl 1 ' v ww M fgv. Wx Q H ' w ww V K C, 'NEJT' ,gy , W J, i. .. tr ba ' ww! it 1 A I ' v ALBERT H. PINK, MD. J j 1 ' . 1 . f . , If ! ff' un I JA A .. X rqvvvv- ' .,, 'i'ifiQ . 'Ai 'aX.L Mg, Q5 52.52. M ..'.-!,- . Q.,-g-.Lu , -4 .,.g N . ,,. 'W ' 1' ., I .. 'm2L...v-4 .,N. - ,,- ALEXIS E. FINLAY, M.D. if ig-..-4-'- 4 s I ' ,-3,1 . ,y,,,X 'QS . 14 M 1 X - A 'H gm, , MA . 4 iii ,aw la, v X 's ww v 1 l -. -6 . rl ' - V'-rl fl , r -mi f 1 A fv gf , H. JL, 4 Q J A: Q N 4' it Al ,... ' .s lx 1-uh WWI N. wh .V M'g3-Y'b SAMUEL H. FOOTE, M.D. xii ' .,. fd ,ww lv-Z' .ff- qo- G.. V!! N vw X, . !..A f , 4 f x I i A MICHAEL J. FOREMAN Q ' T' gig... i JAMES K. FUGATE, M.D DUO 3' 2 'X .V ' , .a- - . ,ra V. U, , V , 'Q -. .6 . 1 ' '-'fn ' A I fi- Q3 I , -v 1 - Q Adi, A ' lhfvr' - Un -L .f CHARLES J. GANLEY, . I-1 -s 'ATWQF mini. 6 , , -. 4 ' ' . ' .':...,. 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' , Nfl ,,, 3 : ,-1-vw ' ' O' U' i a x-' l' Q , 4' :TK N, ,, 1 , ' 2 3 W',wnn+iF'Wi 1- 'il GARY A GANZER MD if gn ' 1 'AQ 4 ,- Wu 1. P. .,- , -' MICHAEL M. GASPARI, M.D . t 1 fx 1 ' fl X N i ,XXY , vo Q hi nl we 7s v-.LX x 3 J V' A X 1 V ir? V54 MARY ANNE GAZDICK, M.D. 5. m E, x , T1 effllgf' ex 'Lf' f' ' W 2 f x i m 5 1 5 x 'i 'Y 'a 4 1 .u ,S fi -Q 1.- '1 N if . s x 's . ., i 1 , J 3 i 1 l J 4 'E Z I ' i I 1 A JOHN M. GEHRIS, M.D. w Q X 4 'X N ig ff , ' x Q 5 .gi J, .. ' f 1 . ., w Q 4' io' V K -ui' HOWARD T. GITTER, M.D X5 EUGENE D. GORSKI, M.D E Q ,. ' w Q. E Fra . , xx ' in X :MM ., i pf 'ik 'fi-3 S.- 'xr 4 K 1459 E. . ' F P ' aa' 5 4. f FRANK E. GREDLER, M.D 8 ir ' ..,.,.-- ,Z I iff! I 5 D 2 L v .4-' l tl 5.5 i 'S fi: .g. .xr f I '14 1 , V - K n. glam fy, I . , I J W ' 'Wm b ROBERT A. GREGG, M.D. Q:r:r,-f:-- 3'X -. 'M - Q N kr 5 4 L Q 'N - -Q f ,f ,Q Q'-Ly' ' U94 S,fg?i'i, 1,gif2.a nal- 5 fi W vw - ' N 4 N ww, , '?'f wwmmWW Y Y F- ,WW if-... , ' 1 l ,i .' , 415 ax. Q .I 1 bi , , l -ww AWRENCE M. GUSTIN mfr-rrfx . -f W' 3Q1VWaX'5g3+jMJ' 5 A Fu'1E:, N'WL+'Vf+ M. new 'rm H 'WWHTWlY1'5M U ' WVi'F,5HflM- wtwm New ' W wwl' ' ,ww ,M X ' W CWDWQ' qlwwwvwf, Y xwwx MF 1' Mm WW Vw- A J. X f X J , rx W ww. ' gxmw , ' 'H 1 M Mu ' X ,. W ' 1 ' ' mx'Z1W x-N ,gpywf ,m,,1yg' , i,,,,eif'Qw7 ' CUWAN, 4' ' If M4315 www' W as Vw naw W0 QM A21 ' W RW' , M1552 511 Q x V ,,,, X. Q yt, wx X. w H. N uf , . X all ,M , , 1 mf, , N, ,, ww .,1JLx1vj4X.,3. r' ' ' :Q -lf' wmwiwww , M K, Y A ' if xc I' , ,P X ,Mr LAWRENCE R. HAFT, M.D 3 ,veljx 1. , I Q' 1 v , f ' I 1 I AZRIEL HAIMOWITZ, M.D. pi fxM,jLP-' r. xl ' ,-:'. f?.f2 r xx X I x .V 1, I. 1 X , ,X , X ,, ' dbx. six QM' X XXX, NWN ,A WM f Xl JOY G. HARRISON, M.D QED, X sl f...J ,-4-' fn , , Wy Q, 1 .lu f W , V. X f ' ' iii-. x l 4 W 1 'W W4 X S! if 253551 JEROME J. HRIC, M.D. I came to medical school with the intentions of being able to help my future patients physically, psychologically, and if they were interested, spiritually. All of my medical courses would enable me to help them physically. Through encouraging and listening to my patients, I would be able to help them psychologi- cally. But after doing much searching during my first year at Hahnemann, I came to the shocking realization that I couldn't help myself spiritually, let alone any patient of mine. I found this out by reading and contemplating on the spiritual themes in the Bible. Even though I went to church weekly and considered myself religious, I found that I really didn't have a relationship with God. I was still separated from him by my own rebellious nature. For example, in Isaiah 53:6, I learned that, All we like sheep have gone astray, we have turned each one his own way . . . Though I didn't feel particularly '6sinful , this verse and others showed me that I was guilty of the kind of pride which led me to insist on keeping control of my own life. This was a subtle rejection of God. With this understanding that I was sinful and separated from God, I felt very lonely and gloomy, and I was afraid of dying for the first time in my life. I also realized that because of God's holiness, no matter how much good I would do as a doctor, it could never take away my sins and bring me into a relationship with God. But the Bible also showed me that Jesus Christ could take away all my sins and enable me to have this relationship with God. Jesus did this by dying on the cross, which the rest of Isaiah 53:6 prophetically states, . . . the LORD fGodJ has laid on him fthe Messiahj the iniquity of us allfl I realized that Christls resurrection was a proof that he conquered sin and its resultant spiritual death. One day during my second year at Hahnemann, I asked God for his forgiveness and accepted Christ's death as his personal payment for my sins. I understood that I needed to receive spiritual life from God, to be born again of his Spirit. So, I asked God's Spirit to enter into me. Immediately, I began to have a peace of mind that I was spiritually aliveg I no longer feared death. I also found that the mental weight from the guilt of my sins was removed and I had a real joy in simply knowing God intimately. I don't want to leave anybody with the false impres- sion that in becoming a Christian, all my problems have gone away or that I have joined some unrealistic happiness cult . I have found that being a follower of Christ is not easy, but in some ways is hard. The greatest joy, though, stems from having a personal, practical, daily relationship with Jesus. If you know Jesus personally, you can understand what I mean. If these are new concepts to you, I encourage you with all sincerity to think about the following verses: Por God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands con- demned already because he has not believed in the name of God's one and only Son. John 3:16-I8 'IBN JAY W. HUBSHER, MD. jr 4' .. sq-. 1, W I Jw? V4 :wa f ll-I X l'ji44v.1.di' JC-iff 4 WMU 5' ,f RMARKKI ,J qt 1. 4' : :H yy . A N N 1 fkhnlxcw fl -SRX ' QQKUIUUH 'LX , va. v QP. ' , . M--.--W. , ,su ,f 1y: .v.1fm.,.4, 'MP-lyvgah , , , 1'? 'V f' M1-,mfgyw-1--B-.w.f- Q--.F X ' 1 ' - -P 1 '-- -Y '-- X- 'f 'AivM 2 ..' X. 1. M L., M 11, ,Q ' A U- 1,1, ,',,.5,A. ,W 1 L m N A N f ww F ggwgm ,,,,.x..,. ,gmwb . A,?Z,',3- , w .'Ayivyf, Wffaf 2 M- ' f4 1 ,gwmwwmi X J., ,Q QvfwWwW N V Q , mf ' f f tw Nw. v,' Jwriqiw M 1 V , . .UJVL ,, fr 'il K M, 1 -W' -,J ' X ' Jaw.- f - -:dl .r. -'N f .TN .Six wx 1 , ,, W ,f .Mu ,, , I , W , , . - . I ,' gi , X -Y-asv' -l 54 DAWN E. HUGGINS, M.D 'PPT 'wr 1 ,uw :ig I an ' 3 IIB: like Ill: IDI llhu 11 . x an 1 l .N W ' f wh i M M6 ' f f W 4 'Q' STEVEN B. ISRAEL, M.D. ,SQ x A xr X' hinge ' f ,, ff 'x N Y l Y BRUCE A. JONES, M.D. 1.x W I w , , -Min . ,Hwy N 1' ,HL Xf.5.1,11!-fx' N gn L' 1Ms!l3eff' , - if , IV A Wx My if .f of -wtf 'e 6 am, -2 .. v .W Q -1, fy , .1 .r.',, , .V 'f M .,,,:'Q '-ET ' 1 DANIEL KAHN, M.D. wr N- x , w 'A NlfwJqwMk1' fm 'N W Q 1 w'vIufNlfm4m1xX ,' fyyf XY, ul Q V, k ,, . M BML t4 'lbs 1 K, ,I , -sw Q .-as.f.4.,,,,. . ' '. ' ' ' f , W, 'w f . ' ' W f,,'Q - f A,-. Q H ' -- ' w --15159 NQJ.-. I, A V 4 RL' -.an-..1 .lx4g:. . N- . ' L,--l' '-'gx E aiu, if 'Tffg-sf, 1 v fngvw ': , ,., C3 FT4 41, 22. I. Q ' 3 f a KEITH J. KEEPER, M.D ff- E Y fF l' 'I' 'N . 4 l 'it A . ,E wav' ,G- QV -! MR X' i Q U i W ? 1.-' un r FRANCIS W. KELLY, M.D. 'If-1-f ,, 1 . Mx if 'ii 4 Vi4v. f- 4- 1 -AP' - 1' . ..:aluI1'5'v I A 1 BRENT D. KENNEDY, M.D M Y 1 EDWARD A. KEPP, MD. Qs 1 ' f , g rim' 1 'U ' J .I fi' 1 Q? sr Y R I 1 K V 9 vm. N .yr Q.,-f ,Q P 5. LH ' IL' 'CO' F' Q -nfl 'V . . 7 ' 7 - e Q. ,J S.. Q v 9. ' G. aff : t i Qi'f,: , - , 4 ' 7 L, '? , I. . ' .U 5.-4,43 Z A J .af mi, , , - f :3'N si fr -of f' V. 'f . X. -'awp' Y ., V .Ji 4,5 1 W V i, , -'. ' ' 4. 'X wfp, '1' 'lu 42 At one time we too were foolish, disobedient, deceived and enslaved by all kinds of passions and pleasures. We lived in malice and envy, being hated and hating one another. But when the kindness and love of God our Savior ap- peared, he saved us, not because of righteous things we had done, but because of his mercy. He saved us through the washing of rebirth and renewal by the Holy Spirit whom he poured out on us generously through Jesus Christ our Sav- ior so that, having been justified by his grace, we might become heirs having hope of eternal life. Titus 3:1-7 , .N SCOTT L. KIEHLMEIER M D ltlii i Ns' CC' i, , ,fl ww, tt. J i 1 it:i:ll'm'l ' - ,pw , My soul finds rest in God alone my salvation comes from him He alone is my rock and my salvation he is my fortress, I will never be shaken. Psalm 62:l,2 W y ii ummm' 'Hui' i . yr? 'il ' vi- 2 ,. 1 L all RICHARD S. KOCAN, M.D A fslfxx 99 LAWRENCE C. KURTZMAN, 9' ' 1 M D X ,I A 1 X4 W 11 14 RICHARD W. LEE, M.D af' bw 'W 1 'V Y M. 5 A HOWARD M LEVIN M D X gui gif me ff mm, W ff 1 if . 5, J xiii 1 'A Q5 WW 1-U A 'Sf fi A ' 1 I t QM We f F'W x ff ff ifji xi- Q X M fx W , ,jf M 'W Xb ,,, 1 M 1 t . f y ' www-4! .,w ,, mf wg 3 W5 n f 'gf wwf if if 4 4-'54 Y. . 5- 1 E. 1 4 A h r ilgqfii e I-'if-, it Q ai ' 'v . if Li 1:5 X A' ' . if 'W i af f me 4' - V yfw K v5 ' 1' , ,fl X L M I A, 'fin s 'Hmm fm ' W- . I I.. , magick X ' 4 yi MNA Al l, Q I- U V 1 .. fy 5 ,A 6,45 fi 71:8 ,.' , gf L.. i x .4 - if - 4? 5 4 . gig. , Alh, i ,J .A 1 1 -I 'if .4 A A. 'a I ? 4 . 5 7 -'Qvl'? ' 'ii' vo--.rv M 1 s-N? W X -H ' '26, A.,,,,f- 2 ,N it ' '-L- x -. .. Y- J Lf, 1 f H-T--. , F-he-mr-' ' -f 64- ' ' f nu Q H h -u ,.4,-,,,'9- 'P Y 5'+,,,- 'P ' -an-1, x , L Tir r QI Q' -1 ', if 1' ' 4 ww '1 , , x Sf 7 -'P-'P r Pave- ,,, ' , X, MII!! 1, alfilf ' ffl- 1 1 M- .. ,, OL A..- gl'C .1-0, fini, , Q9 'ai , A, u 5 Nw - A '-'Nu 421-ig. L -1.4 ix bf N475 X -J--i ,e X - . -..,-V-f sin -Cb-if--- ,,. -.... N,...g... .QQCA35 .- , x A FREDERICK T. LOHR, M.D. '4 WX P4 S, 3 Wx ' f ' F 1 i , V1 . x ig Q f wx 'IN L , l - ml ' J 1. N- ' 375. wx Ai -Aw PM J , A ly. ,Q9v'v.vv-f.- , -9'1 ' MELITA C. MAGUIRE, M.D. Q5I!'Z4f2Zf.f42.yflgigigfgiglgigg ,f.'.'.'. , OH, O, N ooo-4 M gg+2ff':v:ff,3: fi'3.sf. .sg!'Z+If2-is-.5 ,3 4 ':f'Qt:1L:'s,a -' is 092.3-.!9tifz?'.Q JC U - ' ' . 4,03 . I -'-LIL,-K .-.. fxk b fa 1.-bhfqa V -Q 4' 5 I 'I iw' in !2 I . I i 4 lk. fib 3 s 5 . V QM ' A Y , 5 v Q X, i- ' 149 I D JAY M. MALAMUT, M.D. ,, THE DERRKK fy XXQ5 1J N Ag 1 A I ' '14 13,4 A . X v fa , X , . I -.A .n 4' . J s n'9 A '. flu I .tx .5 1. Q' .- 'Z' ul 1 ' 'S I . 1 4 5' ' I. Q I . ff f 5. O 4 fn. ll GP STEVEN J. MANDELBLATT, M.D. an-r avi ,f . N' -7 ' Nl I A 1 5 Mm... w 'f -r .rvfvif V1-'I '- L, X ' R ,J .el nf ,sf RQ 'P' 7' ,- - - 4- v 'f 1 ' ' H ' , ,f 'QQ f -,. K U 1 X' ,gl E 2 I. .4. ' 1- ,5' . - ,S .wa V 4 - f s' ht . Q Jr- L .F f Fai- if v A '--439' I roll' 0:- ,.v my -. ' mf in 4x- ' Q Q. 4-Sl .,,' ff-4 5 R99 - 0 ELVIRA J. MANIGLIA, M.D. ,VN Ov 1 I 4 A 'gl' ' I - I A-,L,. 1.4.4 nf- I ' .li I - - 1 Q I Q-any-5 'lu , 1 A f . . 4 w A x f -' it . 5 , . Wfs PAUL M. MARION, M.D. 1 . A0 CATH ERINE MAZZA GIANGRECO, M.D. rw M 1 I 1 gi ,...,.W MARTHA LOUISE M.D. -V 'f pg? CN - rvX I, S. - tnqs N MCCUSKER v'N :Q A ,A--,--hung ,av-A -Su W x B 4 4 2 , H 1,. XNGC +13 '0 . cLuB .,.-N -X' JAMES M. MCKENNA, M.D Q M x 1 , AAMW- k 5 fw2 W'f:f1mQw 'iw w ww A 'x A , M my-. , 'wx x J ,X WWWW Y www W Wx, mu M M M . ' x ,gy I K. , N X X N., , ,A Q W X YU Y Nr. ,tm W K , ' -. 156 1 ' ' X Mu For truly, I say to you, if you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move hence to yonder place,' and it will moveg and nothing will be impossible to youf, What is impossible with men is possible with God. Matthew l7:20g Luke 18:27 .4015 ., 'Y f i 1 --as N TNT. 'A bail , Q1 v ' ' +ve JEFFREY S. METZGER, M.D. m mm . 'ff f , Aw, ...A . J U .A .5 U 3 U , fwfr 1 fx: 5 26' 53, . fi., 541 ,. ,, , . . ,gf vb -. f fig - Y ' , k Q.. if 46 I 4 M.. If .,, .Q yur 'Q .- ww. adn f a '! . ix. va 4 LEONARD F. MILEWSKI, M.D It involves, I see now as I come to put it together, the four ancient elements of the Greeks: mud and the fire within it we call life, vast waters, and something - space, air, the intangible substance of hope which at last proves unanalyzable by science, yet out of which the human dream is made . . . Wizb- Forward and backward I have gone, and for me it has been an immense journey. I can at best report only from my own wil- derness. The important thing is that each man possess such a wilderness and that he consider what marvels are to be observed there. Loren Eiseley 'l 1 i 5 . 1 5 ? E 1 x V -sa A W ,,x -4 JAMES P. MILLER, M.D Av-vim. X.. I W , ,V i E 0 8 Y , 4 4 J ' i H Z9- B0 BS Though busy in many devices, Let us remember the sky, How even with least attention The wind continues to eddy, Brooding, restless, devious, Raising up mountains of uncertainty, Gathering from most neglected regions Every discontent, Poising continents of angriness Above our oblivious heads. And in any inopportune moment The monster will smash down upon us, Striking out with malignant ferocity, Grim irrational reaper, Pavor nocturnus from the sky, Surprising And humbling Even the most wary. -A.M. H ' O 1 I I . ra. Q N Q Ii ' 1 V cf v. ' ' B: The toad beneath the harrow knows Exactly where each toothpoint goes :Wit F VF' QWEN C. MONTGOMERY, M D I 16' V ,J ,1 ..,,f . dt Y' 1 ny'- ,tvs .ffl 5 W 'f ff V E Lo , l L L.. . I LEROY C. MOORE, M.D Aga AX 1' ,.. X ?Z'mTf-11 - 1 ' ix .f 93f' Emir ,. fg. Q f N, ,pai - , i 1'-v.-' IN ffa X -5?-' '- P JESUS A. MURO, M.D. 'ip-1 i wwe ' -f-il 4-- QF! Y o, 44 ii hx Q .4 -s f! Y4 xg 5 1 i 3 T if 4 1 JAMES P. NEWMAN, M.D. ,C iqw --fi -ul f 2 A In Q -. THOMAS G. NEWMAN, M.D. J, V, U ?. 'f fvfl E 2 ,ll 5-I cg. N Q f I K gli O '12 W wp 1.1 W -m 4 1 MARK L. NIEMIERA, M.D M 4 v 'd ' . 41 '. 1 X I s si f 251-ff ds-..-nn D f I N x X rf I. WILLIAM L. NULL, M.D .. Llp. vu, f V,f 1' I ,V . , vi 1 V ' 'y'4 FLM: 3 f wwf gi, i ' n ,X ' 'W fff WL WW THOMAS W. O'BRIEN, M.D 1' MIRIAM ROSE A. GAKUM, M.D. J J v L, You can't practice medicine, you have to treat people. William Osler GINA M. ORTON, M.D ww - k X -We , I, , DANIEL T. OVERBECK, M.D gi'., 1'x -nt- ' Q I f ,Y 'I i -, rf '- 4 '. : 1' ' Biff ' 1 .. Q44 V., .,,. J , K-1 0 K A 1 ,I I I If DONALD G. PAIGE, M.D. .X 1 ,......-.VM - .1 f , 5f45f5'+fff .ffE,! 15 ' .. r- .. li-Q ,5.,,, Ql- Q '-4 4 4 .-QX -4, E V 1'1 5 L glu- 1 22 FW .,1!4-e -, ,,. 'PA h L Q - f JANET A PAPPIANNI PARET M D f'! ,K Y , 1 N .Z V55 W 1 1 5 f w 'Q YY A 1 1 451153 pf :ik 4 P' L A AJ 1 -rw-sl I, .. if 3'4'lrv ' x Q WWW SPORTS D 3 Phillies rule G work' -Q.P . ' ?0J.1 'A' T.: :TQ ' J . . -- Q2 1 T, 'i 7-r - ' fi' , ggi K' , A , N .P 4.., u 'f' JAMES J. PERRY, M.D xg l sg. I l Q MARUO PERRY, M.D. ' I su as K, x-I, 1' D 1 C x yi s +, 1 ' 1 -'D W Y I 1 4 ir Y' 4 5 I N -'mg f , 1 ., Q, , ' 'S . is l L.-ivrvl. ti . 1. r F2 we s. ESQ if A L..1W ' 4 b I , I X vwvwx X,' W 'V ww ' :- 'N 4 vu! KW' tu! V A Q' ' h-Z- 2.i 5r3 Q Q , 't If wig ? f -1.-ff N., M A, 1 f 1 T wh ' 4 I 'Q v .wh H ' V , I ' , f '1 J s - M M , wfw IN ', CAROL L. PIATT, M.D. Z ff ---ffff 41 'ima-s if ix bx Iv-J' , . I, f-A, ' F A'fh1'f A - Rf.Li2i M' v x i v v 'WED' W GREGORY H. PIERC UID- E X A ix E M .s EE Q 1 'Nr ...qi- MARK C. PYLES, M.D ,,., - , -,p.-.4 4a,m-, ' ..-- 1. 11- -.1 . .. ,.,. . ,.,..,., , . - ,,,,,,,.,. U 1 A-as xl' ?:.f-, EDWARD A. RAMOSKA, MD. Uh, 1, X . an .Ext i . X LMA f Q Q ML. , 1 , DOUGLAS J. RATNER, M.D. F' A f ' 'SWR' 1, 1 1 -xX-vw 5,-ff' l Q :W :ua m. X' 1. -...- xxx' 0 A 9 - xlib 'Q' 4' , ., - Q Q. . ,I W V x D V , , X 1 -f M. L, QW? j g : rufna BARBARA T. ROBERTS- DUKES, M.D. wi'- x KAREN L. ROOS, M.D. 1:24 'N x init 2 'iw 1 w Wx '7' v,.....1.f L 1 -l' AMY B. ROSEN, M.D. S 5. V QLQQ, . . I Q Q I ,ge- 3- L ROBERT S. ROSENTHAL YA, 5 I .- r l . E f.' , M.D. , w, w,,, 1 EDWARD B. RUBENSTEIN, v in 1' 4 'VX W, I Mt ,. ,- 1 I .. wr ,ef JONATHAN DAVID RUBIN, M.D. X 9 s V. Q V. ,g.R',Q' :XQVA ,: f:':'g53f .1.i ' ?1 vs.i1A5 -A 5 2Q '5 rbi xff .4 1' 'L ' 1 lc' 1 , 33. 'ff .Lk L,,1. ,,2,7E . 3. 'lj :a- -' 'Q A '7 1-t,:fL,i.'x 4' aff- ,:i'f. A X. A, nv- 'UN N N , ,il R 1 AK. my 1 -uv if-- ,, , 5 fn., E '1-ii-Q Q - - -JQ'--.Y-I ' 1-m4....,.., HEZUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , if ff, N.-2.1 ., x,xkxxxKXkXf.XQ V .JIM ,Y LLOYD D. RUDLEY, M.D 1 11 X ill! Vi Q v guna, w X , .1 xi ' . 5 Q ' 'Va 4 E i gi 'Ny , 4 5 Us . 'wr 9. xx , V 4 an 5 ' ' ' 1 .-ir , M, .L ' A 1 im i , . , --M.,A N ' 'NV . . uf' QWA aw N Nw ff W -. la ROBERT P. SABO, M.D ff I X v .I 3 - YQ . in ' X 'XY-i Fi ,115 L V V rf,- JK 'X - 4 3 - 4, 4 , f -PM-1. ' v if f - . fr' ' . ,. . .V A, ' 1' ' ' - ' f - 'K .2'.:,w 1 , ok -1 ff ag, I n I I '-.if a 'Vf fa r-,r .Q 'stuff 1-1rv-v i .X I f 4 A In 4lllr STEVE B. SANDLER, M.D. .fr-, f' ' . lgil ' '-x5'llro, ,.-.A ,., ,Inv ' A Q r 5 ' ' ' Q' 1 , ' ' 1 I ' - A 1 f 1 1 1 'n - . xr ' v' 4 fn . I I sf I 9 1,4 A Q l 1 1. al w,,',2,1-,,, -' . . ff. . f P .U , A, -.J U U!l:r'p: 1 '. IZ' '., I ' ' ,',.v4 , AV- O 4 -oI !' ' ,f , L ,, .J'-i -' 4 1 I 5 f 'U . ,'l. .!, ,1 'P' J., n rl ',,'..1' ,3..- V, -fi-'fix -In 5 ,,,,,A fifll 5, R . Q ' -.qtnty .., ,,,n -, ' H ' rfnri-v fa ' . ,, . 'Orff' 9 ..,., l'n q:,,,1 .1 IQ ' ..g nf POItu04f4,lr - , . ..,q'q-'ia' ,.,,g4av ' lf-vvrnuvv -ne I :.. fs,p ,pg l,.g4I ' f L I I I I' f. 1 .. r- ,HB LAURIE SCHRAY, MD. ug. Q, ' ' . 'ff' ' ' ,. Sri . .hi - Vi' I I -d.. ,, ,K I.QJ',3 R Yu 'UV ' - 'lx J' ' In 'V ' 'IF' 'Lvl ,,. gwigxf 1, 14' ' av. ff':2..6 l':'f1qE,-A' , rw ' 'w Al3T : , m1'5EAv921f-fiw .'f 5 4' fv V N f- N -'f5'u'f wind FREDRIC L. SALTER, M.D. 4 408' 'lla llnlq A -if i 1 1 ff: r f af' pq v-ni' v PATRICIA H. SALUK, M.D Qw- - ,4l- .A ,iff f-wk W - u 50 ni X ff' K .r 1-M Qi V' .- 'YE IVY L. SCHWARTZ, M.D 1 ARTHUR SEEDOR, M.D. 2 . W' . V X x N A .' lx. KX PAUL S. SENDER, M.D. X , '-19 , 4 l X nf r M do CN . l 211114 .QP X Ms I 4 xf s N , I X i S , x 5 3 I 4-H. g.x ? '- X H W 'Q Aagiq vm 'N' ' A ,AW 'A , A Ut ' I 2 5 5 3 2 KEVIN P. SHAFFER, M.D 'U' J rp. i 1. 5 71, j 'Sf' 'cw- 2 Q our 57 CHARLES B. SHERMAN, M.D Y , L 4 s 5? -1 N-NA , vm, ' . ,N-. W W 'U .J JOHN F. SHULMAN, M.D. N-I x Mr 'I 1 1- ,fs ri 'Nfl 1' 1 A RICHARD Z. SHULTZABERGER, M.D. M ,HI X J. 1 V A ' W Q-.Q -ff ,J Q ,4 W Y .. mx I 1 X 4559 Q33 Q N 1 - , .--I N My-4 .il Q Q ' r H' P an fl '59 '- f',W'flwL F,X' W M ' 5 H MJLWM, N ef Y , iff X 46 A X, 2 . 4 an sm- 'Q v . H f-L ln H as -M ,. WK ..V Q. ,1'f , f ' ' ff-.sm 15 , V .X . f .' Sw .:' ,. YA-'. v'W'L,L,r .I iw ,N -' 3141 R .2 x., .pn- N I' v ,vw A 1 I' av q O4 A Q N. v ' ww X. 'Y nw Q 1: 3 , .t h -.'f1F!rIJ if J n 5 1 RICHARD M. SKAROFF, M.D p, X i4 X W is A,,...-.-AN- .... 4- xb X n 1 .i ,lk xx X Xe: 5. .al 'X 'V' I ,f X . K x 'K A ,1,'Mcv:51u, , -' ,JW 1 QW' ,,,, ,X M R, .X Q V W ' f ' wif-W M L W5 wr . j i254iw'r! - W' 54.3. wuh L,M fA'1' ' V X 1-M, 'FW' L.. ,mb STEPHEN A. SLOBODIAN, M.D BARBARA A. SMITH, M.D. ,W BU up 3 N , , :fw'5'j1 '1 . ' . iv. gr , . V, A fi? 4. U' tj 'Z a T v- I w 1 gi 'Q I CHARLENE M. SMITH, M.D. l' T1 fs 'Rs-fx I 1z'!i+f2ZW QQ... 'N Q.,-i f'ff .- -ff, 4, ,Wa ' 'fJ?i53:3:'.ii2Z Ms I K Ml PM DEBBEE S. SMITH, M.D Pr -ff Ax 9 af QA- MX - S Mc ' fr vw? , 1-, ' THANX V WWW? x 9355: V N xl!! If 1 run QQ HOWARD L. SOFEN, M.D 3' 15.3-vw Fu RSV? W ,f Mr' ' Mig' ' ,,,,, ,up , . -'z-mv' Qr1f w 4 WL: ,md-:X , 5. N' MZ' ' , Y,,,kgL,JA,I1,. A 'Qs IW Q 1 M, u. ' . MQ- , gflmg, .' JM x Qisfflxt W'2LA1.:f V 4, 1. H. agp f X w, v VI. wsy. Y ,I , ' Q-SW J U 21 , D STEVEN J. SONNENBERG, M D .4- X .X 4. f I would go without shirt or shoe, Friend, tobacco or bread, Sooner than lose for a minute the two Separate sides of my head. 1 .-.4-iff 1 Q ' ' ' 6 44 Rudyard Kipling .iff r or mi 349 ,idfxvt ANNELISE SOGNNAES SPEES, M.D. 3-,r 1 49 L. - . P' 4, 1' ' .aff V, '-45 ? . --.192 . 1 I 4.0 9 in 'B 'L Q- Q 5 3 n -W-,,4 f 'Z .rfgg I 2-3 -U Z YOLAINE ST. LOUIS, M.D if lx Jr w Wi 1 , 5. R 4, ,ww fs' NEIL D. STEIN, M.D. mfg' QT:-,if X frog, - LS: TL 5 4' W , 4 f n i f U +39 ' in S MICHAEL J. STERNLIEB, M.D. 1-A .w kyflfqg 37 ' Q W EILEEN D. STONE, M.D. .f-5, 'I Y1'j'w-5 v ': ' T .X I' I .i - x 'G Quo AL, N I 1 !1 'lfJ3 ' Q . -4 lf-, ,, . -14f'-it w..,iz3'QI 2 143 I 1-X JAMES M. SULLIVAN, M.D. ,Q 'V' J A Q- -71 i 'K 'iff' . x xii' 2, la V2 ,K Q WW , FP if l-f X- e. -- ig T , 5. 8 ldentifies.275 Q ff.7p 4r1 as a bona-fide member-in-good standing of THE MORNING GLORY CLUB 1437 VINE STREET - PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19102 For the year 1979-1980 Membership expires October 31, 1980 fW P eviden! E41 MARK D. SUPROCK, M.D will ff 2 .1 nw. Nfgifm ! JOHN F. SWARTZ, M.D fUY y af' 4.W '5144 f9' iRl15- '-if Q? I of M 7 f ' -- 1 N ?',7 A' 3 N ' V f U'-. N E fig: ,'i,.,j i f A W f . ff f f 3 h' ' V Nl' ,P 'f Lf- 25' 5, :jx . ff. .1 swf -Pj ' 2' ' 5gf9U5 '1i 4 '. :ul . , A lf. ' Q A 3 X . I I ., W- U ,' 7 I , .r 537 U s BRIAN C. SWIRSKY, M.D. FFS .,..a-of--f -u1'f F?-52' my mg A ef 5,63 , z- If-3 and X, QN 4 f E 5 g Q of K ,yxig , , I . I vc ' X, x J .XSD fm. l 'L ww ,I fr' -:ff K iff' .Lx NI TRUSANDRA E. TAYLOR M.D. ..,,,. C C , , ' C m, . A I' fi: M '4-W XJ. f? N Jffx-Ns Youlmgf Now F53-X, CALIFOQN 2 R ViQf QfffX N S XQS, X X Z XX XX X 'fT f?f1'v H A W X J i' MF XX - M! f X - :F - tn . X x - x x - X N.. JOHN R. TESMAN, M.D 4W's fa fx ,, -- Q f S , ,ff AN 9-L ,-.Q 6 ss Was JANET R. TODORCZUK, M.D. N 4. H . QQ' ,,,s 'r ..v - v Q. D . P-.. s .1 CA ' - 91 'SJR U - q 4 no' - !,,s4 Jr--f-T1 ooovnfai .ff .afar-ul 4,4 ' r I- 'Q 5 J ' wfi Y 'Qu U CARCL M. TOM, M.D. ,sm ax 1'-'-v f',, fx if -4.a,,,,,,G , 19192. .. o N IX u 3 Q10-J 5 'Q GEORGE R. URQUHART, M.D - ,. K 22525 :Pl m 5 -QNX W 1? 1. fu .4 geywx 7 Y . ' 5 K HK I K ell- .,, ' v ' 'ff A joyful heart is good medicine Proverbs 17:22 M D ig 'i ,vi Q, .56- KWWL ,-I MT: ,.' 1-Pwr ,V N ,-rl V ,Yury -w ,. H iwtwdtl 'ML' ' , ii W. .' it L 1. ' le., .-, 3, ' Q ' , . i , fe.: -' ' Y 3. 'F' if i ,Q Medicine at Sayre Yorkshire Dales Mo 'XxYY- x X XX x Sammi? Q ,QI Surgery at Monmouth ' in SAMUEL C. VROOMAN, M.D. 2 ZS' 1-- '-' 23 'LA , L- UlV'll lun B 914 nf 1 - -2 f' A K .It Q, -33' 'fa ..'5,: 1, -mg: T1 If '1w'?11? ff f ' Vu Y L PHILIP J. WADYKO, M.D. , A gl 'G '- 4 ll , Q Q 3 a i 1 1 a E .4 4 3 3 7 1 1 i 4 1 1 1 2 5 I 1 4 ! Y 4 1 4 I 1 '4 x Q i 2 va i MICHAEL H. WALCZYK np' w 995.4- I . Q., 'S '. BRENT E WALKER M D Mm ,, ,W W A I, , , I 1 'I' L rd A! 4 P -0 U 4 . JAMES P. WEEKS, M.D kv 1 :ilk Q A 1... xy , RICHARD V. WELLES, M.D. 71h ' x4 Z 3- fir MATTHEW J. WERNER, M.D fa X xi PATRICIA F. WEST, M.D. 'ga' 5.-'ol' dh. f7'2-I g .n I 1 T' ! 5 -x - 5 40, f Q , K NJ . is N I N H' HHN,-mx. K x xi- . N L , i ,' PETER M. WIEST, M.D i- ff, 0- N JOSEPH A. WILKINSON, M.D. ' 'fi 5 , ' , 1 if ,Ju , I 5 ,. um - QV! Xl- x aff 9 1, Wu fi Q-W 'iff'-'Q I H C if ' x s Vx .ZF Q -1-Li ' . U x' J in gs' S .vb if ABL , CAROL ANN WILLIAMS, M.D . X c ' Q , I A L i -,- .alt '.4.,:-VI. 4 Q 'Wadi L 235 g WWWWWM WILLIAM C. WILLIARD, M.D JUM- ix' LINDA A. WITWICKI, M.D. IQ ,Q -, 34. XX N - 1 .N-N N. I-4 --vw, B I 1 ,r X F 23 7 ff' THEODORE E. YAEGER, M.D. 1 i x a-,I J wr. I .mp -1, AQ 1 ,..,-7 JACK E. YAKISH, M.D. ,u-.-.,, my Mx, X ,, , 42 YW :Nm ' 's - . .1 p A - 1 'wx f ,.,,r 'v. 4 it-f',xa'59' I ,Af Nxf W 'W W' , W..- rwlvwlgd Q BRUCE M. ZAFRAN, M.D I -- X XML A X mfr t ff? 1 A , R YA , KURT T. ZEGLEN, M.D. --ffvtmf ' A KW ' nf u ,. ci.- p5 - wr ,v if ' ',:, K v 1.11- , is 8 If I J' I l U., I. 1 . v '- j W:' .f 1 'W 1-Aff'-,izi JW, '. I Snr, gr. , 9 553' W ' - l '- ef-H' 5.15. Q M: , W.. , N I 4 1Q-..Q,8 M wi Nd -4 ! ,s K -14009-Tj wr I Ang, mink., W' . JOHN P. ZORNOSA, M.D. 'ul N r .J if W' W O my I X1 4-N 'xv'-4 N: ,', '. v .- V A . - J 'hah 1 JOSEPH D. WALTERS, MD. ?' in ..,,E I. 1 rg ve-,,v-tix 1' 'WY ht, tl '-sv f I ,V r .1 --.55-i uf -Q X I i FT 'WT-'1'f ,W 5' X +ji i4ir , , - 4 114 f.,,.Q -. .1 Q V-ic. 5551 ' fy 'G sf ..,. 551, 5: 'E' -.gg-.. 5, K' 'L 1 ,anim 1 '-1f. 9: -' .. -1--up . ...sl-1 .1 L l 5 ' J ' . --'X '-' Y .511 . ' W C - JI.. J .M ,,,'v,! JJ.h,Kr,.- f. 4 Q46 f,, ' v 88 552' 311: Q 2 Si Q'iJf-1 U SL? Z TO THE FACULTY 1 Last, but not least, the faculty. Though often the butt of our humor, it should not be forgotten that they give their valuable time to teach us the art and science of medicine. And, though we often disagree with them, they try as best they can to prepare us for the long future ahead. For better or worse, what we are and will become has been considerably influenced by them. To all the faculty members we have known through 0 the past four years, we offer our sincere thanks. 'N it A s- ANATOMY . X' P. Amenta, Chairman, J. Augustine, N. Aycock, P. Bankston, R. Blumenstein, D. DePace, A. Haroian, P. Meyer, L. Misantone, G. Rieke, R. Ruben, Sarphie, L. Terracio. N. Uray, Van Dyke. Nephrologist with liquid gold. xl ANESTHESIOLOGY ' S. Fisher, Chairman, H. Price. Good morning, gentlemen. BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY T. Devlin, Chairman, J. Alexander, C. Angstadt, J. Baggott, M. Boyd, J. Ch'ih, T. Conover, M. Esfahani, D. Gillespie, G. Jacobsohn, F. Kayne, D. Luken, T. Ohnishi, F. Pairent, H. Rottenberg, G. Soslau, W. Thayer, R. Vanderlinde. DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY M. Haskin, Chairman, J. Teplick, M. Fenichel, S. Glick, L. Goodman, Today, 21 jog: tomorrow the neph-run. G. Himmelstcin, E. Hoover, M. Kricun, P. Laffey, A. Levine, G. Mandell, R. Peyster, E. Schwartz, S. Teplick, A. Wilson, H. Zegel. hf fQ f' I Hmm, aspirin or steroids? Harvey Cushing, eat your heart out. . . . and use elbow-length gloves on code-browns. MEDICINE W. Oaks, Chairman. R. Asper, E. Bemmis, S. Bender, H. Bennett, K Bharadwaja, S. Binnick, J. Brezin, I. Brodsky, S. Bulova, J. Carver, J Chinitz, H. Clearfield, J. Conroy, E. Coodley, J. Davie, M. Derezin, V Dinoso, G. Erlich, E. Eshaghpour, D. Feinberg, J. Feldman, R. Fleish- majer, A. Friedman, L. Fuller, R. Goldstein, G. Hammer, R. Johnston B. Kahn, L. Kaufman, M. Kotler, F. Lang, R. Lavine, Lafrock, Lent nick, W. Likoff, P. Lyons, H. Maguire, D. Major, D. Mason, H. Miller J. Miller. D. Naide, G. Onesti, T. Oslick, R. Pennock, R. Promisloff, L Rose, A.B. Schwartz, A.R. Schwartz, B. Segal, J. Shinnick, P. Sig- mann, W. Simons, S. Spitzer, C. Swartz, B, Weiss, W. Weiss, V. Zarro -'JP' The chest is where the heart is. 46 MICROBIOLOGY R. Crowell, Chairman, A. Bondi, M. Brammucci, R. Gutekunst, J. Hummel. B. Landau, C. Long, D. Moore, B. Ngwenya, P. Saluk, D. Steiritz, A. Vaidya, W. Weindanz. N. Yamamoto. NEUROLOGY E. Mancall, Chairman, Leopold, Stafford, Swami, A. Winkelman. NEURO SURGERY P. Black, Chairman, A. Olsen, H. Schmidek. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY T. Sedlacek, Chairman, Bartosik, Chandra, E. Greenwald, G. Herman, Q5 'I ,I , I l l Q .J ' 1 l 4 I j fa M , ti P There are three kinds of people . . . G. Kent, H. Kotwal, B. MacFayden, Zarghami. R Wadda ya think, Fred? OPHTHALMOLOGY D. Soll, Chairman, D. Khoury, Vucicevic. ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY A. Berman. Chairman, D. Bosacco, S. Bosacco, J. Webber, A. Weiss. PATHOLOGY E. Rubin, Chairman, E. Catalano. l. Damjanov, S. Katz, W. Kashatus, D. Koffler. E. Koiwai, W. Levy. G. Lumb. A. Martinez-Hernandez. Z It's a tight consult market. .lf Let me tell you about Big Louie. Q'- pq. f' . My wife said, push the dig, vi hr ill. Lf - U, x 1 v,,..a m..u....n.. How about one for the road. PEDIATRICS R. Kaye, Chairman, M. Graub, C. Brill, H. Chawla, E. Dunsky, E Eshaghpour, B. Falkncr. l. Gibbons, D. Holsclaw, lskandrian. J. Ka- plan, T. Moshang, A. Pinica, Rosenstock, T. Scott. P. Vance, S Waldman. PHARMACOLOGY W. Chernick, Chairman, E. Barbieri, B. Calesnick, E. Ciaccio, J DiGrcgorio, A. Ferko. A. Gcro. R. Sample. PHYSIOLOGY E. Angelakos, Chairman. R. Alteveer, A. Ambromovage, M. Kalia, H Kushner, J. Poncssa, C. Snipes, J. Torres, P. Wachsberger. PSYCHIATRY I. Swerling, Chairman, G. Abroms, P. Adams, S. Bullock. R. Caruso R. DeSilverio, G. Gardiner, G. Kirshbaum, E, Lager, R. Nathan. Ml Vaccarro. N 1 ',, r .A V L Forgot to put what back? SURGERY T. Matsumoto, Chariman, A. Adam, G. Amron, R. Bower, T. Gain, P Gonick, M. Hayes, O. Khanna, Matulewski, E. Mundth, C. Pavlides A. Pearce, M. Perlman, D. Saris, S. Simonian, S. Sufian, J. Tucker S. Weinstein, C. Wolferth. RADIATION THERAPY AND NUCLEAR MEDICINE L. Brady, Chairman. J. Antoniades. H. Burns, M, Croll, J. Damsker. J, Day, D. Ewing, J. Glassburn, T, Koval, D. Lightfoot, A. Markoe, S. Prasavinichai, W. Serber, L. Stanton, R. Wallner. v Q Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 FROM THE ADMINISTRATION President William Likoff, M.D And Chief Executive Officer Paul Gazzerro, Jr Executive Vice President And Chief Operating Officer Congratulations To The Graduating Class Cf 1981 FRUM THE FACULTY GF THE DEPARTMENT GF SURGERY Y d d d mthlp blD Y d the dream com h1 Memory Of James D. McKenna Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 From The DEPARTMENT GF HEMATOLUGY And MEDICAL CNCOLGGY And The HERBERT L. ORLOWITZ CANCER INSTITUTE Best Wishes From The DEPARTMENT CF PEDIATRICS asaee 4 I. ' y w I ll teee J l4'T1f'55 , S fl? i???3e:g??HEIUW T ,KE Cong l T Th Cl Of 98 F SAINT AGNES MEDICAL CENTER 1900s hB dS Ph'ldlph' P yl ' the alumni association of hahnemann medical college and hospital y - ' . f. i board chairman: david 0. williams 48 vice chairman: e. karl koiwai 47 245 north 15th street - philadelphia, pennsylvania 19102 - 12159569-8500-448-7492 1 Z 3 I - 3 , OFFICERS. 1980-81 Sigmund Fl Greenberg '56 Presrdeni Ralph A Skowron '56 tsl Vrce Pres David O Williams '48 2nd Vice Pres S Thomas Carter '53 3rd Vice Pres Ann C OlRlOfCl3lT '57 Pres-elect Leon M Carp '40 Treasurer E Karl Kolwai '47 Secretary Walter P Lomax '57 Joseph T Marconis '42 Mary P Sterling '53 Alumni Reps to Corp Bd TRUSTEESlto1981l Thomas W Bonekemper '69 Benjamin Calesnick '44 Stephen Matarazzo '71 Demetrius S Sans '50 Frank J Tornetta 46 Donald H Wernsing '75 TRUSTEES tto 19821 Horst A Agerty '34 Elizabeth B Brown '45 Nathan L Comer '49 Loretta P Finnegan '64 Dome-nic J Pontarelll 40 Louis E Toub '54 TRUSTEES lto 1983l Amelia C, Gallo '50 James C Gehris '54 William Llkoff '38 Elmer N Mattioli '49 Warren E Smith '57 William B, Tuttle '50 EX-OFFICIO William B, Landis '55 Joseph Fi DiPalma, Dean Michael Anger '81 Anthony M D'AIessandro '81 Jay M Malamut '81 M. Louis Van de Beek '82 EMEFIITUS Charles P, Bailey '32 Charles S Cameron '35 Carl C Fischer '28 Martin E Swiecicki '32 executive director: ernest t. leiss, 'r. 97 Years Of Unbroken Service To The College, Its Students, And Faculty YOUR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION offers its CONGRATULATIONS and bids the CLASS OF 1981 WELCOME We join you in paying tribute to Academic Vice President and Dean JOSEPH R. DiPALMA, M.D. on the eve of his retirement from these positions. The length of Dean DiPalma's service in that capacity C1967-19811 has been exceeded by just one of his predecessors in Hahnemann's 133-year history - Dr. William A. Pearson 11914-19435. Dr. and Mrs. DiPalma, Godspeed In Memoriam Axel K. Olsen, MD. 1908-1981 Professor Emeritus Of Neurosurgery Hahnemann Medical College And Hospital STRUCTURAL BASIS OF ATRIAL AND VENTRICULAR CONDUCTIONP Raymond C. Truex, Ph.D. in J r J M J JJ.. I.!Ilull ' MERCY HGSPITAL ' pride and I-Qcustg Strgets BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1981 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY Peter S. Amenta, Ph,D., Chairman Dennis M. DePace, Ph.D., Vice Chairman Faculty John Augustine, Ph-D John Balanovich, BA. Robert Blumenslein, Ph.D. Noel de Terra, Ph.D. Alan J. Haroian, Ph.D. George B. Kemper, Ph.D R. Peter Meyer, Ph.D. Regina L. Ruben, Ph.D. T. G. Sarphie, Ph.D, John Van Dyke, Ph.D. 54 NA'-X 5. X if A center for learmng As Well as healmg At Mercy Catholic Medical Center our responsibility to the community does not begin and end with patient services We believe a major medical institution has a responsibility to utilize its resources in more ways than one That s why our Fitzgerald Mercy and Misericordia Divisions train hundreds of medical students residents nurses and allied health specialists every year Because quality patient care results from quality education. The Center provides undergraduate medical education and clinical training for over two hundred third and fourth year Jefferson medical students each year Our graduate medical education programs provide studies in Medicine Surgery, Obstetrics!Gynecology Psychiatry Pediatrics Pathology, Radiology and Nuclear Medicine. Each year we train over three hundred nurses from Gwynedd Mercy College, Villanova University and Widener College, Our allied health education program, through a unique affiliation with Gwynedd Mercy College, provides training in Cardio- pulmonary Technology, Nuclear Medicine Technology, Radiation Technology, Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Therapy, Medical Records Technology and Medical Laboratory Technology. Mercy Catholic Medical Center is more than a great health institution. We're a great teaching institution as well, And it's all part of our program of building health care around you. MERCY CATHOLIC MEDICAL CENTER Building health care around you. A Sisters of Mercy Institution M C M C Lansdowne Avenue 8. Bally Road, Darby, PA 19023 Sister Marie Lenahan R S M President Isnt it paradoxical- that a hospital can shape itself by its ability both to change and to be unchanging? At Mercy Catholic Medical Cen- ter, we have grown and expanded to become the largest Catholic Medical Center in the Tri- state area, while holding steadfast to our philosophy and purpose We are a Catholic institution committed to life and to personalized. compassionate care of the sick Mother McAuley, the woman of vi- sion and spiritual insight, the foundress of the Sisters of Mercy who own and operate MCMC. directed us over one hundred and fifty years ago to dedicate our time, talents and energies to the best possible care of the sick and dying To insure the continuance of the highest pro- fessional and ethical standards of medical care, she instructed us to find qualified con- cerned personnel who were willing to work with us to alleviate the pain and suffering of others in our corporate witness to Christ's love lf you are a nurse or other health care pro- fessional and would like to investigate career opportunities at Mercy Catholic Medical Cen- ter, please write to our Director of Personnel N0 Bones About It - - You're The Gre CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '81 THE DEPARTMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY Luther W. Brady, M.D. Professor and Chairman Congratulations And Best Wishes From The DEPARTMENT OF RADIATIGN THERAPY AND NUCLEAR MEDICINE Radiation Therapy John Antoniades, M.D. John R. Glassburn, M.D. Bizhan Micaily, M.D. Sriprayoon Prasavinichai, William Serber, M.D. Jeffrey I. Damsker, M.D. David Schatanoff, M.D. Millard N. Croll, M.D. H. Donald Burns, Ph.D. Robert J. Wallner, D.O. Leonard Stanton, M.S. John L. Day, Ph.D. David A. Lightfoot, M.A. Charles H. Miller, M.S. David Ewing, Ph.D. Thomas Koval, Ph.D. Associate Professor Associate Professor Sr. Instructor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Nuclear Medicine Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Sr. Instructor Richard Schneider, Ph.D. Natarajan Ranganathan, Ph.D. Radiation Physics Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Radiation Biology Associate Professor Assistant Professor Arnold M. Markoe, M.D., Sc.D. IHSUUCYOT THE FACULTY AND STAFF GF THE LIKOFF CARDIOVASCULAR INSTITUTE Extend Their Heartfelt Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Cf 1981 The William Likoff Cardiovaseul I tt t Of Hahnemann Medical Colleg A d H pt l Congratulations To The Bro th ers And Sis ters In The Class Of 1981 From THE FLEXIBLE C URRI C UL UM COMMITTEE Best Wishes From The DEPARTMENT GF OPHTHALMGLOGY David B. Soll, Chairman Much Success Tc The Class Cf 1981 And SAUL F WEINSTEIN M AP.. PEARCE, MD. .D. 9 coMMuNlTY SPDT f D IIIPIIWWA gg +23 SPRING GARDEN STREET 43' Open 6 Days A Week X S M n. Thr Sat. JW' .Ur 0 u X' 8 A.M. 10 P M. X 2 Phone 665-9819 For Delivery 5 PM. To 10 PM. The Faculty And Staff Of The DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECGLOGY Wish You The Very Best Best Wishes From VITALE APOTHECARY, INC. 245 N. Broad Street Phila. PA. l tix, 5 3351, ,., ,.lx-wt y l 'ky' 4 5' 5 wx. J r ,N Q X xr- , K , 'A . . A ' J. , I fi.-5... - , hi .r ., , X N , . T -' , v 'wi ' Q .164-,f. 1 ' - More 'gina f -V V... fu' T X i ' 3 's - 5 - ' ' Ai 'Z l 1 . V , , V I ,I ..- . ,i . 1,1 . , .-I, . ff ., sq N , x ,' x , i 'I r A - l '. .. C 1 f ' K - ' in V -V A, ti Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 From CRGZER-CHESTER MEDICAL CENTER Chester, Pennsylvania CGNGRATULATIONS EXTENDED TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1981 TANABE MEDICAL CORPGRATIGN TETSURO TANABE, M.D. FACP HAHNEMANN '53 111-W BEVERLY BLVD. MONTEBELLO, CALIF. i .- Polyclinic Medical Center Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105 i600 Bed General Hospital located in the scenic Susquehanna Valley fResidencies in Medicine, Pediatrics, Surgery and Family Practice iAffiliated residencies with Penn State University College of Medicine in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Orthopedics, Plastic Surgery, and Radiology. iExcellent Salary, Food, Liability Insurance, Hospital Care for Family COME AND VISIT US OR WRITE TO: David A. Smith, M.D. Medical Director Polyclinic Medical Center of Harrisburg Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105 Phone: 717-782-4130 Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 From The ATLANTIC CITY MEDICAL CENTER fr1 ' , ' 1 'f' he 'TTU ITIITS Best Wishes To The Graduates Cf The Class Cf 1981 From The STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF GF THE CDLLEGE OF ALLIED HEALTH PRGFESSIDNS - Q: CO K Axggfb CO0 gi QD' Qvacp 0 Q Q9 CON o X07 ,gas LABORATORY PROCEDURES THE UPJOHN COMPANY Laboratory Procedures East UH1VGfS1ty Laboratory Med1c1ne Incorporated Laboratory Procedures Kmg Of Prussla Laboratory Procedures Of WIIKCS Barre Laboratory Procedures West Los Angeles Cahforma Laboratory Procedures Esoterlc Kalamazoo M1Ch1g8H Laboratory Procedures Northwest Tacoma Washmgton Ge fi 0 Q From THE DEPARTME TOF RGE T ACTIO f , O 2 ' M ' Nagy E ' A , 3A A, ' A,-4 4. , ,. C QV e :A I' rl A -'C '. ,R f . 15 ,,.. ...v lf fu fu- ,K . ,..-v,,av.A if an r-av? 0 . .Sorr john I i 0 . 1 1 3 Perina Boulevard, P.O. 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CKJYvgghgiR.EB,-Shairman The M. G. Bramucci, Ph.D. J. M. I-Iammel, Ph.D. B. J. Landau, Ph.D. QF C. A. Long, Ph.D. D. H. Moore, Ph.D. ANESTHESIOLOGY B. Ngwenya, Ph.D. P. H. Saluk, Ph.D. D. D. Stieritz, Ph.D. A. B. Vaidya, Ph.D. W. P. Weidanz, Ph.D. N. Yamamoto, Ph.D. SOUTH JERSEY C . QRTHOPEDIC ongratulauons ASSOCIATES Class Of 1981 THOMAS J. ACLRQPFJQIRJQL ZAYD0N,.M-D- DRS. BRoWN-ECKB0LD- Class Of 44 GOULBURN- THOMAS J. ILACHIh4AJQ ZAYDON, JR., M.D. SOUTH JERSEY MEDICAL Class Qf '78 CQEPJTIHR ROUTE 70 sc EASTGATE DRIVE SAM ZAYDON CHERRY HILL, NEW JERSEY Class Qf '32 08034 ANNOUNCEMENT Starting next fall, the HMCH Department of General Studies will offer English 101 - Remedial Magazine Reading for Ward Clerks and Nurses.'1 Topics include: 11 What to read while working. 21 I-low to ignore medical students and residents while readin g. 31 What is pornography? 41 Plus, other topics of interest. AJ 1, 4 .... QL-nav? 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