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

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1983 volume:

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E CJ. , ' UQEJQ R': -1 w Philadelphia By Night TABLE OF CONTENTS PHILADELPHIA - A CELEBRATION OF COLOR 1 DESCRIPTIONS AND INDICATIONS CCANDIDSJ 16 On The Floors Medic Staff The Trashcanoleros On Tour CONTRAINDICATIONS IUNDERCLASSJ 40 Class of '86 Class of '85 Class of '84 DRUG INTERACTIONS CACTIVITIESD 58 SIDE EFFECTSXOVERDOSAGES CPARTIES - PICNICSJ 66 ACTIVE INGREDIENTS CSENIORSJ 78 Class History RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 262 CFACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION! SPONSORS QADVERTISERSJ 278 SENIOR DIRECTORY 316 Center City Philadelphia l I Clockwise from left: Ben Franklin Parkway, William Penn atop City Hall, Hahnemann University, view from top of City Hall, The Clothespin. --.zvg-I--...f GGL ,ff ig, X! 'I 1 7 ! 1 V- .4 , ,wg 5, -ii-if bf pk .Pg'?.11 'g f. .fa .an -I-ZZ 'Y-..- 11., .r V f' A , -f-' o - ..- 4--g.: --si . I 'iii 'Q '...:. ...Y J I. 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Q1-.1-3 ' r'::I 1 ,- w --1 , ' Af f ' 1 A 1 .A 41-11 Description and Indications Description and Indications Hahnemeighty-3 is an odorless, colorless, Tasteless, crystalline substance which is sparingly soluble in water and very soluble in beer. Hahnemeighty-3 is indicated in the treatment of a wide variety of disorders which include: 17 Pre-exam depression 29 Post-exam alcohol withdraw - Hahnemeighty-3 is effective in controlling the restlessness, insomnia, tremors, fever, perspiration, headache, hallucinations, and delirium associated with post-exam alcohol withdraw 39 A Dr. Weiss Statistics lecture - Hahnemeighty-3 will help combat the Narcolepsy often associated with these lectures 47 Anything that can be picked up at the Morning Glory Club 51 Uncontrollable urge to imitate Al Pacino 69 Uncontrollable urge to beat on trash cans . ,, 64: , Q is ?,, 4, , Q' V 1,-1 59. '21 , G '.' lf F: J r.,- :Z .gg T :Te ,f 1, i -.r K. 5. 3 V mit' ,.v,f' -1 1. if 4 51, - 5115 ff ,. .-, ra' ' , 453: ,I ,gl aff Y , 2- 25' . 'I V 4 f-,, f 's v 'v YK Positive Berenholz sign x 1 xA M.1nlf1-stalums ut .1 nm-g.ltlvv livn-uhnlf mln lf, I ,c 0 ' ' I' 4 .5 I, A-5 il 5 I I as 9 5 GGG, next time wefll dross llkv lmimm H11 xxlld .uni uzufx I--1 .14 rum 1 Q-3 ' The NU-NU Boys is La-La Land Steppirfout A 'lihl 'l 4 9,5 I S V' L - What? This im't Fenway Park? Life at the Blue House 4 N K . I1 I 1, 'wr I V 'C' gi. Qv-4 1 . X Ns' 'f , X.,J!--J X...,, i w aiu Q CORE III X2 Q 92 GQ eat your heart out 4? ll: and 31 5 'fm or G' M Q8 J. Q 1 If 4 iw 'W x M' 1 n 'M ,1 1 A R ' '-....5, .4 Carver, you Crack me up l'm in the mood for love 'ws J' jf, .Aix A Dr. Weiss Statistics lecture Q9 THE FLOCRS 'Yr' . ,Z - as 4 . A! , , b ' X f 'L . . . ldon't know, Gary, I don't think I'd go out with one of the Vanderpools Another casualty me lmprvssiun - folunu Polxtxms if . ' E Great head! I thunk thnx as mln-rv I It-tl tht- l.utxk.nkt-X 'i l P 4 M-f-.L Does your grandmother have diabetes? 44-X What are you staring at, Wlmp , sway Shot down again I f. , 1 .ff Lady8elle in the 3rd to win 1 Does xour grandmather haxe dnabe-tes? AZN Fl tqsx 1 , I ., :nu X - O L 5 I x 3 9 Q 4, ..3r,.h Q ' ia W fn., 'T lr 4 4 i- Ah, just as I suspected, colonic polyposis Z' '01 I Here, it's for vou ' Does your Grandmother have diabetes Xu' A .dy X ry-lglfjg The proud parentzx 'Q 5 J LJ .P 9 I 'S . 5-- . Q A R X X Has ,mygmv svvn KdI't'l'1JfUlIDfH Un mv, .mullu-r ww nl qu vnuu Q-ph :lx THE PARTY w ar.. 53,3- 'kv 'afffi' ' , 1 . 'Um - -fx, Bruce and har wuldei drmm I-f I Bird? What bird?? That's not what I heard, Bob, IU 'ay 15 and he can Look too. .xii Yr' Q I 'vs White punks on dope n-,. 4 I . QSO. X Q f So, you can cook! Tl'N'J!T1dlif11L Rowl11.1I'v1luw lwr wntuloquuxl .ul . Ii M' The brains behind the TRASHCANOLEROS I ll TRASH live in concert flrt 4. Don't Know Nothin' 'bout neurology. Don't Know microbiology. Don't know nothin' in the Robbins' book. Don't know nothin' 'bout B.S. I took. But I know that 65 is pass, And I might make it by the skin on my ass. What a wonderful world it would be. Now I don't claim to be an A student, And I'm not trying to be. I think that curving by two standard deviations, I might someday be an M.D. Don't know nothin' 'bout sleep's four stages. I look at pictures and I turn the pages. Don't know nothin' 'bout the bladder with gall. Don't know nothin' 'bout nothin' at all. But I know that 65 is pass, And I might make it by the skin on my ass. What a wonderful world it would be, What I don't learn now I'll learn in Core Ill, At least that's what they've been telling me. All I want is to have oral sex, As long as I don't get Herpes Simplex. On all my tests I got a zero, So in the words of Al Pacino, ... words by Mo Rozwat and Lloyd Ratner. T O All 1. 3 baby, T Adapted from the song What a Wonderful World by Cooke, Alpert 81 Adler TRASHCANOLEROS ON TOUR d my fruend likes It when they dress up as Indnans TRASHCANOLEROS and their ta L RIPLEY HGRATEFULDEAD 5 I ' 5 VIDEO f y BMINI SKIRT DANCE QTIIREE STOOGESV IIVEATIIURRA ITI G RILIAV 552,53 . ai. 12 BILLY COBHAM - Mo, they n1isspvIl0cI our mum f f THE C ASS SHOW -O Nice legs, Hugh I give you multiple guess Momas don't let your babies grow up to be doctors 3 K s ,Au W asv? , N , Kahn, Carver, and Adamsg Esq, XX I . X I Q I c VS.. ! ,,f. ,F .v V. f I '...u. Q -1 f P-1 2 e 5 V f .-, I Believe It or not, they ll have thelr DEA numbers won f- . fx YL Take A note ,eh .K ! I J Q 5 5 . El 'i 91- , 1 X 5 ' rv , x 40 'V ' X ,..- Drvanr on Num' hum The back door boys ww . V -.- - 1 'R Q ' 1, f 9 Q, , ,gf gg., , , A ,. 52 ig, 1 1, ... H A::,A 4 ij ,inf ' ,,, v , YA. , 'I' Q V V ,a ,-, . H.,:kXw'g,Yg,psQy:, ewyf K+5c:'gfAi, +9 Q , . , vffwx-1. W '+1.1,:.f,,,:5 ,., an. 5-F55-2, ,t 1 ngyzgggffff f V ' 'f ,'.12!'?'. ':-if f ' elif? wif 4, '-,Q,x,f'44f:i-..fqg3, QA 4 Zh ff 'Y Q' , X, .,.4 ,A 5, 'gi I 1?2,3rh1,. e'-JN? X--3.1m-X . X 1 N as .- 4 af X' my : f,,f, ' ' -. 'gi jzfw. 5.551 P '- ggzflj .5 , 7 si e 4' . :A-:g g V Q 5' ,W :W M A K ' 4. 4 sf 'mf I 9 1 T53 3? 11, 9 x . , M , .- '- ' Q. T ..'- ' ' -2.1 , 3,-qv' 1 ,. A q.w,::- . r 3 M, 7x mf , ,wiv . C X , . - 7 ,zz k mm-- ' ' ,L,,:,'a - f . .. . ' 1 . Q-,wf:+'. 3 ..,:g, 332,955 53 ,Q , , U If 3 HV Q . Vfffl flj i 1 , , 3 - f .,..,. if 1 ,ip X , But Rob, what about Bobby? f 1 AL ... N No, l meant the show was a bomb! And then there is membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis , . . And all you get is schpit Here it comes, .mother boat slurv V Don't you wish that Sallx Sue and Lisa qould see us mm ' 3 if :' 3 .. nil, 2 . ,V , 'E aa V- Qi'-Q 0 I 1 1 . .vat N lg , n-QQ , l , K 1+ 4 .f :ff -- 14 f 14 , 5 A 1 D -S ,lei V 1, S' - I. K X- , I l , A kf,'..1 --j Inf 7 A , ,, 'N ,- I 4 'Q' IAPW. .f J . , ' P . ! 'VN .iv-fy' f I I E tf , 90.5 3 Yi A ' 3'0 - 1--'f x u fe. IW: N- I f - ff tv Q : 4 -4' ' NNN-I1 I xx.1N.1I Ihv XLIXAI MEDIC STAFF gen. L.. N. ,F Bill Muhr squares off ... Lf ULJCNUK, Boys, you're spending entirely too much money Deadline? What's a deadline? 's - N .Wi Medic Staff Editor-in-Chief Brian H. Fillipo Assistant Editors William F. Muhr, lr. Latisha Smith Maurice S. Rozwat Andrew C. Mancall Business Manager Beth C. Gardner Chief of Fund Raising Peter I. Farano lunior Editors Susan I. Broderman Mary lennings Layout and Photography David B. Orourke loseph I. Piotrowski Robert S. Yamulla Lloyd E. Ratner Gary Glassman Kelly Crozier Robert Reiss Richard Weiss Wade Neiman Richard Viscarello David Bloom Stephen Shore Daniel R. Steiner Copy Staff Maurice Rozwat Lloyd E. Ratner Color Photography Brian H. Fillipo loseph I. Piotrowski Editorial During the last four years, we have all played witness to many changes at Hahnemann. We have seen the Big H rise to a new university status. We have seen the changing of our President, Dean, and Chief of Medicine. We have also seen the end of the core curriculum at Hahnemann. Like the Big H , we have all changed a great deal in our maturation from college students to physicians. This year's Medic is a parody on a brochure for our fictional drug, Hahnemeighty-3. This drug like us as students, has undergone an intense four year development. For my fellow classmates, I hope the pictures will bring back memories of our last four years together. For others of you who read this book, l hope you find humor and enjoyment in our parody while at the same time get a flavor of our life at Hahnemann the last four years. It is obvious not every person will enjoy our entire book and we hope we have not offended anyone. If we have, we apologize now. Finally l would like to thank all of the people whose work has made this edition of the Medic a reality. A special thanks goes to jennifer Kraus, the artist who designed the cover, which is based on Michelangelo's painting, The Creation of Adam. Thanks also to Dean Bennetts office for all of their help. In addition, the people at Merin Studios deserve a very special thanks for their technical assistance. As editor, I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to the Medic staff for their tireless work. It is through their endless ideas and countless hours of work that this book is a reality. Lastly, I would like to thank the Class of 1983 for their help and cooperation in putting this book together. I hope it provides many warm memories in the years to come. Brian H. Fillipo l'5 I Nmxw. V Y 9 , My be -0 r Obstetrics 'md k Q-f',,,,,1n C-fre 5 IQ' i 4-',,.. .. l N-.J Y. N, ,' x L-' 4871- Contraindications Hahnemeighty-3 is contraindicated in the following disease states: Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Alcoholic Hepatitis, California, Cleveland, Facactahcoccemia, Herpies Simplex, Kuru, Rhode Island, Utah, New jersey, Diffuse Proliferative Glomerulonephritis, Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis, Membranous Glomerulonephritis, Mesangiocapillary Glomerulonephritis and Sobriety. Class of 1986 SXA-f S ' U 'du I A 5 , I Q Q M, Kai! 611. 'mf-aw Q s ' 4 . Y' 'Y' s, X . xl T' X U I Qi N L S 1' Ll ,nl 1 mga , 'Zan ' X I 'V .6 ,- ufw :A A Q :L JA , - IQXQ' 6' JN: . 'S , maj R ' VE 1 I ' X' 1 . ' -.. .. . , 1 l m 'HT ' L , A A X gig- Class of 1985 V I 'N H ., n-on I 9' 'b' I A ul :K 'mg ful : A? s. I 1 L2 I I vi 5 4' '41 1HW! .'7?5,Q if N if 'w-w1- it Class of 1984 'a X'- W- '89- POSI-EXAFTW Reactive PSVCl'1OSlS QUiCk qugglignl plegggf' xg. Now tell Dr. Roh all about it .. 50 sf- li' Q v 5 I iv JA Befgre . , , , , And After 11' Alan finds hu IU ,7 ' K I A 'iff , ' N X 5' 4 X N. I : i . .Ni Q v ldiogenic Osmoles A Y A I hear Doc johnson's running a special 5.- .i Y.. ' 2 A V I WW. , x x 1 d1L..'.'1g1l. Q Y Q '- 52 Is this the line for student loans? VVIFW7 3 A 'T 1 B r, . 'Swv X1 41 f Trunkal Ataxia No, no, a thousand times, NO . .. well, maybe. Tardive dvskinesia or Biostatistics? 2 x 'Y , ,Win 5. , 'Z 'El Xt 5 '. it., ,Q no Q - H - , '5 iivq .1 Y if x , I E' ' fs ft j., . . 9 if 'M 'f . 1, if , 'f, .-2 'jifr 1:4 f up 'ii ,Q sf . 'K 5 site ! 5. 1 5 ' -.Q 1 34 ,,. Z I -ii., lvv .J . ,ff No, you're Dol supposed to use vour tongue! - WL 1 -4 . 1 X ,'B Chooyng aruuhqje Nagk Basnjresearch on phLncwcc1qH1n'sensHlvHx lkdnnwvlkwqdv X-3 f .f 15 'YI 3 ! Big Names in Infectious Disease I -Q Q-C113 Ni I WJ 4 'N Q x Bill E. Rubin and Frank Tetany ,mn R1 f '+-ff Q-...fx ZF W f--0---v-v- V 'Q -'-Q -N-,.,,Q-'1 Boning up Xxx wx. we Q 'w if J l Hahnemanrfs own Laverne and Shirlev 2. I Q , ,sin Z 5'-Q cr, N. S., Venlronmedlal hyputhalanm Icsnun 1iLi-, .. xx. .ii 1 - 5 58 Drug Interactions Hahnemeighty-3 may have an additive effect when given with other Hahnematherapeutic agents. It is highly protein bound and can be expected to be displaced by other protein bound drugs. This displacement has been reported to lead to several bizarre side effects. Among these side effects are banging on cylindrical trashcans while chanting ridiculous lyrics and imitating Al Pacino. . -. . 'a'-A , 1 .. 5.1:- f , Q- . . .. Q , .f.s- ' J i -1 - - .v +. no im- ' :iff QQ! K W, im? 1 V' .1--hr , , x 1 Q 1 1a ., . The 1981-82 Hahnemann Soccer Club - Divrsion Champions an Y. in 'N L I , ,K ' , ..., ' 3 n X 1 4. Tax, . 1 -uF '9 -.. .b v - 1 llzisif, ,,,. l ,1 V L- ' ,., ,Qw- ,, ,1 63 S Q 'mdk' v .4-1 - . Q' sopiixnwfr U' . - . 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'if '84-Q Nerf'-Sw . 4 . , 'Gh- In ' . 3'L AQ' , rp- - . 'f at 'Ni' . -..- I hear they put B-12 in this stuff now 'Kan I1- -n px fi .' N 1. Lv ' . r W.. A 19' Wu! N? psi .gr 'u .-,fe f' 1-- -hg 'Q el at ,. 1 . -.2125 s 4 . Q X A - Sh N 5 . . .a sh? 3 ' 5 I X- ,.jv . t A . Q 1- -r . . Q 1 x x , cr' 66 Adverse Reactions And Side Effects The Adverse Reactions are generally dose related and or related to dose and include: Redundancy, Narcolepsy, Confusion, Insomnia, Hypercaffeinemia, Disorientation, Blunted Affect Chronic Congestive Prostatism, Spermocephaly, Redundancy, Drug Abuse, Alcoholism, Workaholism, Monty Hallism, Redundancy, Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Fever and Rash. These Adverse reactions usually respond to a reduction in dose. 'x Gee, Karen x ' , . 1 U f4jvwz ri ' Q . I if I 3 f 'ClQQQ4lQqu,.ge Cmon Dale, I've heard that line before Pardon me, aren't you taking liberties? 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Y I 4 f f 1 I'lI tell you lack, when that horse made that final turn K 'C fFfP g. .A As I 3 :A 1 , N Active Ingredients The generic name of Hahnemeighty-3 is Homeopathenic Acid The chemical name of Hahnemeighty-3 is 1,3 difluroAhlbrandt - Alvarado - Arndt - Barr - Battafarano - Batutis - Baxter - Beard - Beaver - Belson - Berenholz - Bianchi - Beinenfeld - Bloom - Blose - Boyle - Brady - Brink - Brown - Buetikofer - Byland - Campanini - Carlblom - Carpenter - Channer - Clark - Cleveland - Cline - Cohen - Colby - Cooper - Covalesky - Daum - Demeure - Dickerman - Donahue - Draughn - Dugas - Dunham - Elder - Ellis - Ewald - Famiglio - Farano - Federico - Fillipo - Fine - Foster - Friedman - Fuchs - Furlong - Gardner - Gaughan - Gilewski - Goldberg - Goldstein - Gordon - Gordon - Gorski - Gould - Graff - Graper - Grayum - Graziano - Green - Gress - Gross - Guida - Guidera - Hanlon - Harad - Heath - Hosey - Howell - lohnston - Kaplan - Kasprenski - Kelly - Kender - Kerr - Kirshner - Kleeman - Koenig - Krawtz - Kreider - Lamberg - Hoffman - Kuhns - Landy - Lawrence - Leasure - Leeming - Lehman - Levin - Ludlow - Lutz - Maciukiewicz - Magran - Malone - Mancall - McDonald - McNarmara - Mercogliano - Merenich - Michaelis - Mines - Misselbeck - Mitchell - Moore - Muhr - Murphy - Nuschke - Ordiway - O'Rourke - Ottenstein - Padach - Parziale - Pelkowski - Pernelli - Petrella - Pfrommer - Picardi - Piotrowski - Polito - Potash - Powell - Price - Pushkarwicz - Ratner - Ray - Reasbeck - Resciniti - Ricci - Rickard - Rith - Najarian - Rowane - Rozanski - Rozwat - Rubenstone - Russin - Ryan - Schillinger - Schreiber - Schuppert - Schwartz - Sharf - Sherman - Sincavage - Sinclair - Singer - Smith - Smith - Snyder - Spevetz - Stein - Steiner - Stept - Stewart - Stineman - Stoken - Sweeney - Sykes - Taylor - Tom - Toole - Trostle - Troy - Trubelhorn - Uston - Viola - Wasserman - Weinberger - Wirth - Yamulla - Zitarelli Th Hi tor of the Class of 1983 by Lloyd E. Ratner and Maurice Mo Rozwat From all across the country, and from the far corners of the world, Barry Horowitz assembled a multitude of irrascible, young, intellectuals dedicated to the proposition that hard work, compassion and extravagant debauchery would encompass the next 4 years. Full of vim and vigor, they would embark upon an odyssey that would mold and shape their characters and their lives. A brieforientation period attempted to prepare them for their dynamic entanglement with medical education. But the fun and games of this spicy respite could not even begin to flavor the goulash that awaited them. Core l began. jesus wept. Anatomy, biochemistry, histology and behavioral science provided the first dramatic challenge for the medical neophytes. Tired and tortured, they tediously tore through traumatized tendons. They toiled through twighlight hours in an attempt to master the anatomy they hadn't learned in high school health education class or midnight rendezvous' in '67 Chevys. Under the skillful tutelage of Dr. Theodore G. Sarphie they learned. Drs. Angstadt, Devlin, and Baggott putthe mean into amino acids. Amentic escapades prepondered through the histolgic sessions. Behavioral science - who cared? However, a valid attempt was made to enlighten the fledglings about the psychopathology that awaited them in other Hahnemann aca- demic and clinical departments. 80 Christmas vacation was a much needed interlude. The mummers ushered in the new decade. Charlie's Angels en- joyed another successfull season. Angels wept as Angelakos took to the stage. Et was asshumed that eet occured that five hydroxy treeptyamyeen occured under the asshumpshun that it occured. It was assumed they learned physiology. At least Dr. Snipes taught them that little boys would rather play with trucks and little girls prefer to play dress-up. fThat is all we have to say about that! Soaring to new investigative heights, Dr. Kalia enthralled the class. With mindless wonderment they learned that pidgeons without brains are subject to the forces of gravity. Time flew by in microbiology class like pidgeons in neuro- physiology. God may save the Queen, but unfortunately not all British subjects are so lucky. Poor unfortunate Dr. Lumb was bur- dened with an intolerable secretary. He thrust her upon the class, an act for which he will never be forgiven. Never before had so many suffered so much, from so few, for so little. Time passed. Seasons changed. The class began to settle in. Friendships were made, and neuroses exacerbated. Yet throughout all the change that occurred, one thing remained constant- Andre. He was a bear of a man, who usually prefered hibernation to classes. Driven by some unknown circadianhormonal surge, he would occassionally surface to assault the note service, and pro- pagandize for William Shakespeare. No matter what can be said about him, he will never be forgotten. Andre Weinberger was not the only celebrity to liven up the dreary Geary stage. The Core l class show featured cameo appearances by Al Pacino, Marlon Brando and Dennis Hop- per. However, the most outstanding points of the show were provided by Liz Vennos. The show was a success. Finals soon approached. Tension mounted. Andre watched TV. Late night moans of frustration could be heard eminating from the MDL labs. Andre watched TV. Suddenly, with a fiery horse and a cloud of dust, and a hearty Marcy Silverberg, the Trashcanallaros burst upon the scene. They cut through the tension like a ginsu through goulash. Playing on underlying incompetence, with sharp, brilliant wit and satire, they im- mortalized the cylindrical receptacle, while paying homage to Sam Coche. The class would never be the same. Summer passed and so did most of us. Andre watched TV. Core I extension was exemplified by drugs and pathology. Self abuse reached an all time low. Never again would the class torture itselfas it did in Core l. Never again would they be whipped into submission. Andre watched TV. Equipped with their basic science armamentarium, and freshly charged opthalmoscopes, the sophomores hit the floors. From the hallowed halls of Hahnemann to the purple mountain majesties of Sayre, from the shores of Monmouth to the steel heaps ofWilkes Barre, a common cry could be heard: Does your grandmother have diabetes? Healing hands tor- tured sick people, yet they persevered. They gained confi- dence. They learned that radiology is an honorable profession. Other hospitals graciously accepted them. Their good points would never be forgotten lat least not by some of the nursesl. Andre watched TV. Ill ex'-' For two years, the class had been told, lt would all come together in Corelli. It did. The Nielson ratings went up as the whole class watched TV. Ben babbled, Rose rambled, Carver cut-up, and Clearfield clarified. Speaking of appendicitis, Dr. Perlman has a sailboat. As class attendance was poor, note service gained a new importance and the information con- tained in it was savored. The class, full of pedophiles, delight- ed in the weekly adventures of Sally Sue Sunday and Lisa Laurie Lively. Hahnemann Medical College became the world's most expensive correspondence course. Needless to say, a good time was had by all. The highlight of Core Ill was undoubtedly the class show. Although some might say it was a bomb , the show portrayed the true wit and deviance ofthe class. A hamster became a sex symbol. An amoeba, cleverly disguised as Ken Uston, showed its hairy legs. laques LeFrock expounded on the merits of having feet and the Fahcocktahcoccus. A greatly reduced Todd Tom protrayed that master technician of diction and tailoring, Dr. Teruo Matsmuoto - Samurai Surgeon. Ears were soothed by the mellow tones of Hymie Waumbaum and his all Chiropractic Orchestra. However, the most outstanding points of the show were provided by Bobbi Leeming. And she didn't sing half-bad either! The show was a success. Core lll ended, and once again, the class was split up. 82 In lune of 1982, Hahnemann became a university. Equipped with an armamentarium accumulated over three years, and freshly recharged opthalmoscopes, the seniors once again hitthe floors. With bravado, they tackled their new responsibi- lities, and grappled with disease. Despite their academic and clinical responsibilities, the upperclassmen were consumed by the Quixotic quest of find- ing the ideal residency program. After many miles of travel, and frustrating hours of deliberation, match rank order forms were completed. The wait began. The two months seemed an eternity. At long last it was March 16th. Some were disappointed, many pleased, all in- toxicated, their fate was sealed. tDid Andre watch TV?l The Trashcanalleros performed for the last time. The rest was a quiet note in the history of the Hahnemann Medical College Graduating Class of 1983. Four years and 60,000 dollars ago, our class set forth upon Hahnemann, dedicated to the proposition that we would be- come M.D.'s, and we did. And throughout the land the cry could be heard, Does your grandmother have diabetes? , . . As Andre watched TV. whip, ,U . 5,J,-5 J 1 ' Lv 1 if ,J I If 6 J l Hg' XV. fi .f X ru' -R, In x DUANE E. AHLBRANDT, M.D. Wilkes College pf.. . ' .ni -1 51 sf, I 3. 5 .11 Q . Q rf . 1 X ,lffLC1fvf, CC, , VVLQ MARK U. ALVARADO, M.D. Boston College -s a ul '- X' I 0 7 E.T., M.D. Milkyway University ,X o'o':, :,,.n Of: lll .'. '.flll'.'... '.'qIll'.l.' 'o ll O 90 U 'Q 'fl' . ' 0. llll x' Xi... 1 New ffm M My IAMES L. ARNDT, M.D. Kutztown State College O' + QU 99 -. V A I if A G-J if T' fl' T ,fr A-2: .- lf! ..H V ' QA NA 'xt' I in x .- -- e..z' ,.. ,. I .... ,, ..,. 3 . 1 Y 4 bs Q. .... 5 545 Q' .. x. Z Bam. W 2 JAMES E. BARR,M.D. Q Wilkes College pu., nr bg Lf-if' v xl 1, . - I fx.L4,N' vi - A-O Nv .N- it :N-'ca ..7f..N- Do not worry, do not say, What are we to eat? What are we to drink? How are we to be clothed? . . . You heavenly Father knows you need them all. Set your hearts on his kingdom first .... and all these other things will be given you as well. - Matthew 6:31-33 Q. ' Q...-F - 4-.- if LL. to t rfgyffmi ffa NICHOLAS I. BATTAFARANO, M.D University of Scranton ,a'f147G 1: . Q rf' . 5 1 J, Q05 5 W? CATHRYN A. BATUTIS, M.D Lehigh University ii X Ciiwiii 1,54-akmu DONALD L. BAXTER, M.D. Pennsylvania State University 11 fl :ii l5 CLAIR I. BEARD, M.D. Wilkes College P1501 -l ii -no V,- i ii P? 'i' ff, h , is - ' '.,,, p,..-.-fr. ' . 4, ., . w44,,,.,,f,lZ'- ,yi gfvru ,Mo LENWORTH BEAVER, M.D. City University of New York-Lehman 4 A M 1 ' ' VW . Qdicfalg -qjx 5 Jiri? '-df! Q I W M15 ARTHUR B. BELSON, M.D. Juniata College 5 F.. 'qt 4' X9 D. LEONARD P. BERENHOLZ, M.D. Temple University Suu: Wffjmz MICHAEL D. BIANCHI, M.D. University of Florida fi, vmfi WC 4.4. 2-if 5 17.0. ,ilk- MAURICE BIENENFELD, M.D. Pennsylvania State University m ' m wx , 'Que Zhu R643-m7!.flQ FREDERICK I. BLOOM IR., M.D. Gannon College 3 'Ml ' 'Ty' ,, 4 4 QQ W 'N R KVI X -. ff ' f .lvl- LINDA K. BLOSE, M.D. Wilkes College P 'QQ 1 f... ' wif- 'Ln U r sw 3 V I f+,'W 0 ' I l 7-fmkff'-., I- ' .0 Xf, I' ' ' -Q Qu:-1 ' PM If J A . id v .-,, va ff, tl f' 7 l W Q E A M0 IAMES W. BOYLE, M.D. v---Q Wilkes College 5 -1- ' 4 Mom, Dad, Cathy, Michael and Uncle joe, Thanks for the love, prayers, support, and encouragement. n fi r x - lg l . I I L Gram and Pop - Thanks for everything lrggvunn-1 . , llgy- 1 fast cars, fast music and last living QfW5'?f3r7r ! b kmvn IOHN P. BRADY, M.D. Wilkes College ,-1 l l D' CN 4 tlz 776' li lulllvnlh'xxlu1sll.lH'NHlx lun- llmnk xml' .n., Ut l xt .mmlsupport mu-n .mtl tln- Nutrulrtt-s1-ntlnvt-tl lun-x-ll lXXlX Ill' '! i-1, ,i . '- 4.4 ,1 . ,M Q, XV . ?.: ,-'A - ,R E L X, ,I qw , , 5 X rn ' 'MN ' ' V .A H:-ju P , . 1 Nj X wg, El' DAVID A BRINK, M.D Purdue University IC' 11:1 v OS-Tn WM4 ff H221 MARK s. BROWN, MD. Juniata College . QP. W F PHILADELPHIA ' V any cm-fzfzef tlfcat mm ,yimh M ,nfzwffwvfqdlzyllrf ww frfzuff, f4fM4Wf mm ffff TWENTY-NUYTH 1074! , - --.mf fV.53, f 21:1 witness mlrzrru F fini llflf rfrrffrm r'rnz.J rw' ff ffl f . . . . . . 'Qf0,fn'frffffiff?1fr'f J 1711 fff, fy' ffl ,rfn bffffff ff f'l'l5'l'll,, ZITI' If zz rf . f f . f ,0HZffMw'mfef . Aziz faffr' f'1'r'ffu W 1 v7fL 35 ' 'mr 'QYQQX 75 NXN'WHlRiLg1QLyl QI' Vniulmwmnzggig X 5, G f'fT :u'., , ' - X 44 xmX .uf M41 D-uccvon v-Anngugnn Npgn--vu ,,u-9'--. dwg:,f,jW IEFFREY A. BUETIKOFER, M.D. Gannon College 5 K Y in '94 2. z-. .f, v 1 1 1 ' ww 1-7 isis 5 WAQ asf , ' ' Y' Q .,nq.3tqlQf:, 4 x N., . , .' Q i, N . 59? f 1 N g. ' D w V ? 'f ' Nl vv ,Na 'N' 'T v2'f v , ' 4,v '5' .-' 4 vw - Q --ff , 1 J' air 1 05 'F fag 'W- 8. If dbg ' .qs I S K AAL ff ROSA Y. BYLAND, M.D. Pacific Lutheran University ,WR 13 -f 'a' DCQ wr! D. SCOTT CAMPANINI, M.D. Gannon College 106 ' zaf- lb' iv- Em K, www Mo ERIC R. CARLBLOM, M.D. University of California-Berkeley ,mn 5' ,,'p , 5' W Wm MAD X 'ia IAMES W. CARPENTER, M.D. Pennsylvania State University DWJQMM M0 DAVID CHANNER, M.D. The City College S Q UF!! - N , v , K, 651, b 'va-.184 I 1. ,. l i f ,K , WWU EDWARD C. CLARK, M.D. Gannon College 'I 'K ,.. --Q 45 S-.- , 'fy CQMMIMQ Q 1 X' if IACQUELINE CLEVELAND, M.D. Widener College - i V :TI I ca ' nj , ' f I 'D - . 'gg' a , f ,Ia 5 I 1 . 1Nx,- Q2 sage D n A ..,, I 'L '4 v mi- A fm X . Q IF 52.4 WQQLWJ, CHARLES W. CLINE, M.D. Pennsylvania State University , 4-iffy 11 Q' Q90 Z u . 1 gf if-g A, 050122 553 Je to th? yoiz! ozwfzgg Lg :flew 62 e one win U1 195 .rink 9 we oiflaglqgy awe? , Q a n ' ' s , 1 QIJKJ CLY ,vm 'Emi 55611-ea Awdfmflda I9 N Z. .59 J mf! ' 1 KSL u I and Jia 'tw fffjfimf A wma ' z' 0 f' fa ' X aaqffzgioaa king w ' x-'51 i X , fl -Cf ,fillfidi wwf DAVID A. COHEN, M.D. Muhlenberg College ix 19 QS. ff' 'T 25- QW! IAY M. COLBY, M.D Wilkes College n ...A W CZVTQQ fm IOSEPH K. COOPER, M.D. Bucknell University 'Qu f.q-x X v P WI 'TT V LA 4-K 05 if fr N i ffm?- VERONICA A. COVALESKEY, M.D Lehigh University 116 ,, 'Lt W is A K. '17 'fl gx A .vw V Vx :v'. Y J ri I X if fl N 1 1 X , , B 4 11 YK .M 1, fl, ' 1 .3 1 ,Ja 0O1aww-X746 GARY S. DAUM, M.D. Bucknell University X- u ...A 'PV ...- H ' HAGH i MICHAEL I. DEMEURE, M.D. .tr !..-Inf 0 Gannon College ': I I 51 4, 6 iz ff I -9 H8 D. 1 Q 'uf T fx f, .NIXHL XQAIJX1, j-' Hifi, o 1 I ,, i , l 4.48 new-ev 4--'fi it Wm X DIANE E. DICKERMAN, M.D. Temple University 1 Kat fu - Y M 1 A! Z MA. MICHAEL P. DONAHOE, M.D. Grove City College 'yung' W A Wfr'i - QF' if O .-Pr 9 -f M-fiiii ROLAND C. DRAUGHN, M.D. Virginia Commonwealth University i J 143'-9 'T .-, 3 X i , .5,,!S?, Mm WM 7723. E. B. DUGAS, M.D. Providence College Ox ..,oq - , 'C Q4 MICHAEL R. DUNHAM M.D. 5 ,e mf - .5 I u - - - -yaxzh' Queens College ,,- , ef , A I , 4 1 1 , . f . If s ',g,u, ' ,f 'l' 3l5f.'l 'In I f 2'- l .Rigs- 'T-fx! Fizdgw AIAY E. ELDER, M.D- Elizabethtown College ,VQ,L e 2 e - xiii j '- ., 'ict A ,A., A f ' n V , 59' if f' T I 1-, if is 14 KMAWWQ CAROLYN F. ELLIS, M.D. Stanford University IO 1 sf '50 . f f N e-.I . DENISE E. EWALD, M.D. Wilkes College P ALM- LINDA M. FAMIGLIO, M.D. Wellesley College - KG I X H .. 4,3 if ' 1 N9 in, 'viz x, K 1 N., , A f Q 1 ' L f., U A 2 X K 'J IV Qui. SQ 3 A ta .uf V A ' A W2 ' . . a 1 4 R , Q t. 7' .1 .9 s 'r , x T -. ' V Q - it 0 - 4 4 I- sl 91 1 . ,, Y qu , , 5 i 'lm J' - ' .. 34 gil R ii -I1-u-Q.,- A PF Q 'HE lu! 41-'Q' N l 4' 4. YT' Q,1:,9. 0 PETER I. FARANO, M.D. La Salle College x ,115 . vw. wi' P Q.. QW 'Q' . 1 ' .1 aa 'Hr IQ 01' 2 6 Q !, 'b , cf . 3.12161 AM! ZXW-,Q MA, DALE I. FEDERICO, M.D. Wilkes College i--. I X' , 1 and -X -,r '. 'Sn 15 9- 'a sl Q jl D1- 0 12 if' , .il l fn full ill! .9 N ' gitvlx BRIAN H. FILLIPO, M.D. West Chester State College 'X Sl XXIUBUS MICHAEL I. FINE, M.D. Dartmouth College 'w inw -3 144593335 nl Trai' .' 'HH 331- 3333 1113 3333 ll 33333 33333 331135 :-it 'E ---1 . ' ' ' ' , xl Q , v r I U v 5 ' 0 11' .4 33 iq.-,.. - .' 9 V - '- v lv U Q , H Q- .J I Q -. -, ' J , H251 1733 ,itat IQ QQ 3 5 Q '35 ggi: itst-:ifb ' ' 'L X41 X 1--: ew 0 RONALD D. FOSTER, M.D. State University of New York 'Vi S ,ap if 'X 'W 'Mi YJ. . 4- , ' -Q a'75 ' . 1 .. '. M ' y 1rf-is 3. 43-Q 4.hag.'-kr, ' we rv n l , . fl .31 SWAT '-: I , , A. . JS Q51-'. -- ' uf, . ,,.Q'FZ.' pq., Q-A-:- rv' 'Q fl. ' x 077 MATTHEW FRIEDMAN, M.D. Franklin and Marshall College ,IQ 1 if ,Mr 1 fix! 'X in if WWW MICHAEL I. FUCHS, M.D. University of Arizona Xi, 134 4,-f 5' 3 Q Li,-ff? A ii V 3 In L., Q 9 My MICHAEL I. FURLONG, M.D. Saint Francis College 1 'W N. x ..- , -..- N, 40 vi I 4' 'Kim 'Q r'i .fgJeifl'X C - Cxoemoflrux WND BETH C. GARDNER, M.D. Mt. Holyoke College 5 run 13 14 v 5 125, 3 Q . el 9 n 'Q,4,240a4L 711.19 WILLIAM I. GAUGHAN, M.D. La Salle College 1 I D I.: '-0' :sq , x-X 49 I QM7ff,QZ,a62Qf Wl5 ANNETTE M. GENTILE-VIOLA, M.D. Widener College .Q Ax 7T?A90,0,, IHA. TERESA A. GILEWSKI, M.D. Gannon College g....., Q f, X 5. -wif X i Y ,fi Ha' I 1 'a 1 a 4 ,:',nl' - f X o n no 0 'o,o, an 'QA Q l O ic. ' n I' ' o o' u 0 rd. ' qw . , 'V 'o in .'0 . ao. I l l U --.pn-... N. nf. o X S m s f t, 2 WY Qing MQ MARCY D. GOLDBERG, M.D. University of Pittsburgh O Q F? PW 1 W'-WH-l ,. ' J - .-'Jufg IA' h i' SHELDON GOLDSTEIN, M.D. Yeshiva Universitv LQ 'pn d f 9 f '38- 555- if If N VW 7 I KEITH L. GORDON, M.D. La Salle College Q Q39 '-1 ' lfit 1 1 :,' 3 ,..--- nr'-' JVQ1' .jg .4-q fin WML MUD. MARVIN R. GORDON, M.D. University of Rochester '15 ,,,.,.-ff. 6-,M -... . , 5 l -7- --...N A - .-'-L T - K -..mx . '. - . . - , lv - ' f Q r, 'g 3-1159, Wil! 4 Adm!! ffl AZ DEBORAH A. GORSKE, M.D Wilkes College ,Q 'wi .f - if 'Wie c Q Y fe-:iff ,app 3 . - 4 I A' A ,A 1 x X L 0 , . 5 5 Hewwi Gfw2dLfW0 HOWARD COULD, M.D. Tufts Universitv 1. 4 3 D 's M e y ytfF?W ,' 1 9 ,. nv :Wa Q!- 25 Z f x 3' 4 .UE ,, fmgg M ALAN GRAFF, M.D. Widener College v . il ? -K5 Quay fQ77,,,, ef9f,f1f of CHARLES E. GRAPER, M.D. Emory University School of Denistry C7 Q . l K. 'Wm W7 . Q BRADLEY P. GRAYUM, M.D. St. joseph's College TQ' W r I' 5?- fga-iw . , -L as yn!! . 5 . sv J 'N il- - 1 ,lil f . 5'-1 M Offw fi MMWWO ff D LINDA M. GRAZIANO, M.D. Lafayette College 2 ,gg 4 ww. ff'-' 922 1 ug 1 MQJAJQQW X10 GARY A. GREEN, M.D. University of Pennsylvania '-AL' xfblxx x ffffQjff2E2QQz6,4:2D,222gff7 ROBERT E. GRESS, M.D. University of Pittsburgh l :ii33:::7 ' 'f' lFi 'Q Cdmdbyww 7270 ELLEN A. GROSS, M.D. Bates College -v .Eli ee 2? 8, fd , ,A V , . if Q3 1.12.- '21- .nav 170 4 we hr , A f W' W VW' mg v v ' x.4'., lx-A rvf' W Alb ,,l 'fi -- Q. KZJLAHACQZNMQ ROBERT A. GUIDA, M.D. College of Steulaemille . ., Q 6... 4 Wav, 4-ur alba ..4 -f K X 1 M 47 s X . ' fs , to 1 . il CMJ Aww ELQLNLNMD CAROL A. GUIDERA, M.D. Yeshiva Universtiy Y deze l ALL ml CATHERINE A. HANION, M.D. Lafayette College l 5 1 l 5 l I c 'is Q s Presume nottl1enr'orGud tu Nc an. The pmpe' -lumix Y, of lllfllllxllld lf mmm Y Alexander Pope 1Y 'w-3- MMP.. OQM wx ALAN S. HARAD, M.D. Muhlenberg College . J FN .M -. .V lf I ' ,. ' I . ' , xx I , -Q D a 'g n- in if -N .- N f - A -A v, 4 1 . '. . V, 0 YL- f' -, . WY , . B, 'Ylang Y . J l X-1 v ? 2 Y U 4. Taffy -X1 fv- sf CSI .div Win 2' ff- A ,g 27 . IOHN M. HEATH, M.D. Gannon College wa, six .22 QHMSM. Q Cf-V4-' ffnwa-...I neo BARBARA A. HOFFMAN, M.D. Wilkes College JMKDQQW IONATHAN P. HOSEY, M.D. Kings College I Q51 Vey, Q x f0z7f4f,!Q Wf DEMOYLE HOWELL, M.D. Columbia College 160 q lvivs 5 1 , fb- lil A-NU , X 04.613 M0 KAREN C. IOHNSTON, M.D. University of California 4 all 514' 4 4 ,DW 6 fm 1 gf by il ff qi , I S, '4 E GARY B. KAPLAN, M.D. Universityof Pennsylvania 2 'Ai .7 s Q Wauwf f-2.2 MATTHEW KASPRENSKI, M.D. Saint Vincent College :jk N Q? fn 4 x, yo- f N11 v ,sv-Q' I 1,41 'Z ' ,,,.-- 8 .L Qjzf MAUREEN P. KELLY, M.D. St. joseph s University ' 'S V-px K 'AQ W M Q - -..., l 9- if 1' 1 . O ...,,,-i -nf W MARK A. KENDER, M.D. Lehigh University ' , I ?ii'L iUiLiiii'iiiW iif P' ' 121-1 ' 'i :x Y I - .1 I' 'v , .4 x I J f '11Q'i-: ,-4,9 fi .. - M S61-r:ffe.,..z1 M J ffgffffwcf l6ffV DEBORAH L. KERR, M.D. Gannon College 5-vs Y' STEVEN B. KIRSHNER, M.D. Wilkes College 'Ns 4-fg- '45 N-nur K XQUMVQ AUDREY K. KLEEMAN, M.D. Lehigh University x 'W--Ji i 1 , WWE g an ,Mb 4' K S 'fl lav- .q,pv - .LD P ,f ' 'Is if ,Q jf f Q I KARL G. KOENIG, M.D. Pennsylvania State Universitx Q I .Q sq, sif- L ffm O if 32-MQW STEVEN M. KRAWTZ, M.D Gannon College L... I is EDWARD E. KREIDER, M.D. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science I- l ' 1 . UBL... --ui ...1 'ix 'J J 9 f T 'ITT ,,f2,47ZfLMW,A STACEY B. KUHNS, M.D. Lehigh University fw ni -QQ ' ,Q 5 1- 'v if 0 'Z cf OZMJL2 7140 RANDY E. LAMBERG, M.D. George Washington Unixlersitx ' QUT fX,,7f0iC!. nfl, DOUGLAS A. LANDY, M.D Wayne State University QQMW. SALVATORE LAWRENCE, M.D University of Scranton 'fi 'G' 1 s.. M NICK C. LEASURE, M.D. St. Francis College ' hm L NF I4 I FANS THE Mff f 7' F... 176 Q-I9 4305 '22, Qfzmmwf LULMMQQ MD ROSEMARY A. LEEMING, M.D Universtiy of California-Irvine ..- Q A 1 . A . V 2 Ja Q if- fi M330 HARRY A. LEHMAN, M.D. Washington and jefferson College 5.1 ..Qf'T'x 9 It is more important to know where you are going than to get there quickly Do not mietake activity for nchiow- Mable Nvxxtombcr 'E in af- 'Y DONALD N. LUDLOW, M.D. Franklin and Marshall College 'f 2- , H f. a mn, ' Na Q f a 6 ' ai 4' Ml if S. l ix Qs. Y' fm VW X9 IOHN E. LUTZ, M.D. -544 J 4,-, x- ' University of California-Los Angeles 'gf' A bs Y- I nouns. Hooray lor llollywoocl kill ti 'F --taxi v 1 15 ' 1 X I 3 v N L 4:54 .f l A P i ,,., s xwavfn 2 PAUL E. MACIUKIEWCZ, M.D. Gannon College L E 2-:P L.:-. ef -v -EQ-it lf' W fx: -', 'ANA fr! a i JF- ..'. - 3, Rf? -.S e 4. .Q , . I s x I .Q 3 Q1 Es:,1'f1' ff Wa,Q-MLJXW 6 RICHARD P. MALONE, M.D. University of Pittsburgh 1 A fgf, , ff ,fl 4- ',' limi 184 lip FSNQAI 'T 'f'fT K1 v',?,,,x Nr I 'fT'Pv ' 'T' nga- K4 if 315. 1 1 I . . P 'DP-5 35 .,:3,,'f !,a,'.'q, ,. . . A -M,.-,4 4'i91. ' Y' -1 N- Allxeckfi ' Ix an Ei' J .'x' HM Eiyf . uv-A, . fu .. N . . .f N' . i wee. , . fu V' W'-0-wx...-f a. 4',2'- - '- - .' ..,,. Kar' 1156- qw, -J 'f' -. M' ' - '-U' -4' f' ' I ' AY 1 SL 5 Www WD ANDREW C. MANCALL, M.D. Washington University R 'x' i ' lm. X 5 Q -f 1 . .Lv : -' 0 . A -' - . . ' . f --..Q w l r 9433. MJD THOMAS I. MCDONALD, M.D. Wilkes College X lg, ,. PATRICK I. MCNAMARA, M.D. Wilkes College f ' 1' 2.x A VAL TV . Ill rv Lf N Il ,l .Z . T'- fn za- 've x . E - . ? l vu, ,lawn MWA9 My GIANCARIO MERCOGLIANO, M.D. La Salle College Q -35 X 5. Y ui4i Y'l 'L ' I. L Q E 2 .sg si B Q2 PE 1,,...-- C 'I ' I 4 ,W IOHN A. MERENICH, M.D. University of Scranton ' -Y-1 f' 'ff?'52 W x,! ..1'.,T'..ll ' 'n -I v U ,xy . 7- -. 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MICHAELIS, M.D State University of New York-Binghamton MQ f W SAKILIBA MINES, M.D. Spelman College In the stillness ofthe early morn I hear you speak to me ofthe Spirit that is in youfme ... that guided vou through the wilderness As I look to the morning sun I feel that Spirit rise within me commanding me to move in the direction that it shines Walking through the vallev of vour I6ar5 I realize the pain of love that goads us onward Reaching your mountain I see vou smile in the rainbow that rests above I am given strength to begin mx' climb knowing I'll reach the tops before sun falls I have partaken of your Spirit and know that xou luxe Asante - Robina M, Winbush 1' fx Gifffffuqsoiffe- COLLEEN P. TOOLE-MIDAG, M.D. Wilkes College 1, 'fqfk A5 1. ll K . '-,-fff f35+?leh- 1 '4 'O x Wy.,,j4muL1z4..e, MD WAYNE I. MISSELBECK, M.D. Franklin and Marshall College Q1 gulf I ' Q ll 'ED' FW A ,vu ,Ja ET f ARTHUR B. MITCHELL, M.D. Wilkes College I. 4- 7 'X Y1 ' ZZLMQ W7.W1wme, Wg EILEEN M. MOORE, M.D. University of Pennsylvania ii,- M1 , J is fm ,f . Z- iW4M1,f,MQD WILLIAM F. MUHR, M.D. Lehigh Universtiy 'ur W ...A-.c.4:,r -.- 51111:-ni .., kdm! -A.. X , I 45:5 N KAREN E. MURPHY, M.D. Wilkes College - x -W-Shu wiki. 'iufli i qs'-- :- gas A Z 7 IOHN D. NUSCHKE, M.D. Lehigh University K Ldfiffmlg ff7O LESTER C. ORDIWAY, M.D. Princeton University ,X fr -O ' ,b '4 jr ' i 1 1 1- ft' 'S- 4 ZDM-QQ BCD' MD. DAVID B O ROURKE M D Pennsylvania State University Q -Q ' s' 6 x il Q I' . fy, , yr, , - . ,gl -,, or fi' : . 1 Nj 2 x X. w K. - X AJMMMD ALAN E. OTTENSTEIN, M.D. Cornell Universtiy L. 2-4.-. Q-?df7h7ZfQQjx N KENNETH M. PADACH, M.D. Trihity College W MX Y,l 1 gk'- an IP -N, - v' N li .1 WMMQMWQ MICHAEL A. PARZIALE, M.D. Fairleigh Dickinson University im' 'Vx 129 DAVID I. PELKOWSKI, M.D. Gannon College The Future 4 9 Z 5 IJ, .' . 1 f 5 3 ? E x 5 Surgery at Sayre The Team of Fury 1 S.. fs- fi' s .fini Ax QQ mi .. .N ,711 ,Em W' It In , ii f The Proud Parents 1. , Lloy d Ham ster goes to Sayre AA. il Dui O LLOYD HAMSTER, M.D University of Ratner nqu.T' L Lloyd Hamster drinks with the boys lloui ilnimn-r l11.lLxl'N -N O N SN. ip-11 Q0MQA.fw?72Q DAVID R. PERNELLI, M.D. Washington and jefferson College M-was In J We W-N.. CJ Q I XD ' RICHARD W. PETRELLA, M.D. Wilkes College x fl! MD IAMES W. PFROMMER, M.D Muhlenberg College ' mf, I ? H y I ' 1, I 'I I. , . f ' 1? 'X w Q' 'r 9,-r 54,-fjfZ.ffdQ EDWARD I. PICARDI, M.D. University of Pennsvlxmwia Rs f ' 4 A, - Q 'h X -., E ,x A fy-hui' , Y lp.. A k y I N ' ,f..p,4.'f' l4. '. ' 3.6 ,K ' '1 fr, H ' '-,,,Q,, .Q .- ,I , ,a .Q , 'Q' -nn -u 19' F , Q 'fp ff' .. . ?. '- Higfn? fl ' 'D fi' if '- .671 L1 14 '-W' XP, 'Bw :J Liber 14 'gq . FW f vx .. vw 'D H0 'fi Mn 7 'S+' IOSEPH I. PIOTROWSKI, M.D. gl University of Notre Dame 0 5 7 .Ji G x C? REM lm IOSEPH R. POLITO, M.D. Allegheny College 10905 mms-'er SV ' mvkbvluf Pe. M335 ISEOJC44. TEAM 41' , l ' V x v C ,...-.-y-....,f-. v-ML' M.,q-f,f,.3.f gugvzw I-'jlx Q ' el OF VL, ll- ,lv , - ..o- 's.,,-.,..nv 'w -Q v '. ,V AA Q .LD -.-.',,- ' Q 4 4 Nam swim, l ,.--.. ,Mm-A .9 A 'law l6gC l, 4 pp- A 1:0412-0.3 l l - fO-QQ Lowe, :image cn, PM vm VA. gqsae-ff CQCSQLI-DCT fill? -f---.......---...MQ U -PN -- .,f ? iJv,,,av 'u.-,. ZQWZZQ HOWARD I. POTASH, M.D. Ohio State University T rg ' ff? A X rf ,i u.., X I ,. N -Q, ti . P r P , Kip!! 'Ps , - 4 Yi 1 Vs., 5 A-in Q il' O .1 - f il X 4 DAVID K. POWELL, M.D. Purdue University ib- tba af '. . il A ,-, b ,ig L?-'H 1 , -.5--J... , 5. I, -6' SQA , 5 -J 5. ig: wsu 1 in '-'Liv , W . nl 'S 5' luis X kj, 'ff'-'P Lflgmzg Lf - Ugg, mg WANDA D. PRICE, M.D. Gannon College 1 S , , 59 -iii '1 'F faf JZJZMQ ,?,J,L..M,g, 77. 49. MICHAEL I. PUSHKAREWICZ, M.D. University of Pennsylvania Q , ii Y 1---- 91' i -4 v 1 l 1 X I s I . 4 tn f I 'SY . '- 4- ,nay Q., . 1 ,hs-. Q f ,'- - 4:2-4-- -4: '.j .5 ' - 547' Q 3,5 -, -AQ ' ,i 1 .M 'Finnifi ' ' J' 1 snug, 'N 1 ll an Q33 Wfffff LLOYD E. RATNER, M.D. State University of New York-Buffalo I 5 0 fwwh iss., LJ -,., Q V -. -y ,i I 26. J? P-N f' 4,4 s vi' P' f'-fi Clit. 1, fx HMM Wiqii WB DEBRA M. RAY, M.D. Lehigh University Syn. In . - ' A- ,vbtb ,W N . 0 V ev? . J 4' up K v . . ' 4 4 X I A 1 1 ., ji V Ng x ' Y'-f ' F, ,, ,J-s.. W ' 4 i I8 !,,ff1.7 M0 IEFFREY L. REASBECK, M.D. University of Pittsburgh Ummm ...J X if! 4145 , . ' 7720 ANDREA RESCINITI, M.D. Al. L' Bucknell University ,,.,? '-1... N5 ?S'?F'1'.-'-- -..- -4-97 C. DANIEL M. RICCI, M.D. Temple University 220 l X P K' 2!a.ZZ,z!ewu Qmmf imma 7230, KATHLEEN A. RICKARD, M.D. Wilkes College ,V- .X , 4 N f d - S' if-. ff? gr '2 Y W sf' , . 5, i xx AQJZZJA- mo STEPHEN I. RITH-NAIARIAN, M.D Colgate University 0f ? f :- A v Ai A I f Q 0 ' 0-....,,,,,,Q WILLIAM A. ROWANE, M.D. Gannon College . 0415.85 .. 1 4 1 ' it ar.-,Q - 1-1... -A gil-1 5 A- -i r Z fgfkhwb THOMAS A. ROZANSKI, M.D. Wake Forest University .4 I ' f qt:- f 0' fir. rf! E d LN. - 1 MAURICE S. ROZWAT, M.D University of Pittsburgh Aiwsome, rofoily awesome! MM WD X , ,,,.s-f ,, iii A '. .fn ' Q 'r Q. Ln S, N' -. ri' V' S. 'Q. 1 Q . ,K I ' ,,..- -Q 'V J. s ,1 4 I 4'- it ...f- ri-' M..- , i l , all 'Q' 3 11' -4-. Ni' a WHY? :. v- Y: - tif X .. t ' ' 1 ,--..- 4 1-': ' . 'J' f n,b, IEANNE C. RUBENSTONE, M.D. Wesleyan University -fm QAQAQWQ ,AD STANLEY I. RUSSIN, M.D. University of Scranton ff' Y x ,-...--lll uv' I1 -.,' ...X Sf, IWW: DEBRA A. RYAN, M.D. Wilkes College Aman. ,....,..,., Y-....,.A J 'Z E I ,.. If '4An4sn lf! u-Q my ' va '1' 'af V ff, r ,flfsi xQ wie.. . e. S'- -'Ed ' fLQm'?L64fQfs , WA DAVID S. SCHILLINGER, M.D. State University of New York at Oneonta X Vg 1 ,N ol I 1- .v ' ,pg-ff-,-pw. K, . , A . 'MWA u -s Q .1 , r .,. .. .. . ,'., ,4 ,-l -A FM. - .f '- 1-ali--, FW!- . . r Vw-SJ H' Yi wa A .- - sh ,sp az W - .,., 15.11 'wsuf . lv'- -41. ln. 3, ,sf Q again! K 'Ga ...-ar M.. nf - gr lf . Qi 'Q' y,JylM41M.,M fs 230 ,av ' ac, I -as -,ff 1 I Fil 4 ,,i X3iH,..,.u ' ' ,ff .' Sr 'Y '22, . , ROBERT SCHRElBER,M.D. v O., ft, Y Q VV- A 1 if ,-Ax Az- ,Q sr 3 . 3' ' Jw f 1 2 'Q' . .3-fwfQ W' Dartmouth College F S x . xxx, X g Ev 13 ma IAMES I. SCHUPPERT, M.D. Pennsylvania State University 7 4. :Q Ang -iw? MARK R. SCHWARTZ, M.D. Muhlenberg College fv it .if H 12 Fffyl A11 iffy fill' fil,' jg3fI', iii: 5 .131 , M if g,,.I 32 1 5' S7 vw .- l -4, isa WC Wh' f , ,J , , ,, HOWARD W. SHARF, M.D. Pennsylvania State Universtiy J.. i 7 an-Q wi My ANTHONY SHERMAN, M.D. Brandeis University -A, 405 vfffeivx 1lr'ffP 6,a5-'2 g,z 4' fear' V lx . -'Q 'QA' 'A' WAQ1 ww I N ,. 5 ., , -.. .., , 9' I 'P H14 my d ?'F 'L- 4 u . - '.T , -Lf, :w1f',,'7+? i,J.fvfg- ww. Jwfmy 1 t ' ,fi -F T911- ,..,, V Y I is 'QD .nv--5 y QM? W IOSEPH T. SINCAVAGE, M.D. University of Scranton ffl - ' 0 in , Q Q , I W gsiw f' '.QLt 3A. D' 5 ,sf f faq' ' . Q 'ff' f 9-Juv' ,5:if,.9 var- 55's -mg-,, W, Q, 2 a r 'MD RONALD M. SINCLAIR, M.D. Pennsylvania State Universtiy 7 J A ,mga 3,4 Y' 4' V' L47 l vs LJ! l l J f , V Q ha WO r IOSEPH R. SINGER, M.D. 'Q bn. l La Salle College sw iss 1' Q?-5 DIANA I.. SMITH, M.D Temple University l I ,ll- ' . QQIJMMJ, fra. Pr t X WATISHA A. SMITH, M.D. 4 Michigan State University f.-2 If I had but two loaves, I would sell one and but hxacinthr tor thu would feed my soul. Q. l .lll1 , 5 ANTIEKI1 21-15 I .... li am . of Vid' ,him i, f .rr ii -, ku-Tl' l'1 x Q .T pt ' , g I i The lxomn i .1 Z . 'I 5 9 ff I j ' 95 Hz' f lFWl lT' -vlf V22 ift .h C. ? The beginning point of life is love. Life doesn't bring life, but low brings Im-. -X man alone, no matter how great a life he has cannot gixie life to another. Rex. Sun Mxung Moon lv? 'CY fl' 5 4 .Y v, 60 I . -1 i L . 3 S 51 fi' ULVLQJQQU, W0 113 MAIDA P. SNYDER, M.D. Gannon College 240 35 it. of .'?'-?ff..vrf X. Q- U QS -5: 'ET A1 5' 'JQSXXJTQ qgxjf ff, ig Nn.. Qqiai' QE.. he 1 .1 'N ,Tv, X Q 2' iw ' X V A 9 .., - 'A 1 ' g r-1' . ANTONINETTE sPEvETz,M.D Gannon College 'T 1 Dqwfec svew 1 M.D. DANIEL T. STEIN, M.D. California State University-Northridge? 71- 5i?i31P!E- Ffa I 7' 4 a,r,i:a.1 8-1 1 li' B, of - Q ' QR 10 X Eg- .- DANIEL R. STEINER, M.D. Washington and jefferson College FS. J! XWWJ E LARRY STEPT, M.D. University of Pennsylvania i l, f -ff 2--, -' dbx. CL x,Jltb.m1' fM,QCf IAMES A. STEWART, M.D. Cannon College rl .ms X Xxx Q T , - - fgyif' A a V.. I i J 1 inlawg,.4-0 f V Y -C25 Z2 ,Wg MARGARET STINEMAN, M.D. Temple University The preconceived limitations imposed by social institutions on individuals who are unusual can be immense. By turning away fromthose who differ how can we dare to rejoice in our own uniqueness! - M.S. fi! 6 E : DREW I. STOKEN, M.D. Villanova University A-bi-L.. F .sf JH! N ,af 5 tsl W Awww L,-C4 vx-lj , WILLIAM B. SWEENEY, M.D. University of Scranton S .lv U E .'X G1- X, '-I ej,c4ff4Je,!5fZQJ mp SUSAN C. SYKES, M.D. Swarthmore College L44 l O 3' 1 WE, M13 WALTER C. TAYLOR, M.D. Susquehanna University Nik fJ dh: R 1 if' BAK TODD N. TOM, M.D. University of Santa Clara A ' ,A9 'qr '- -he , N, ,.,.,4na ' , -'EIB if 'A' - - - wf A --- uv' ,,, - , - - ' '----f - w Q . 1-Q 1 . LLP iw 'Sf J if ,Jrll-wr-.L 43 Q! if vi .P TN ff -1' K l ,vw . . I.-ax... MZMQQ 0 7 f ? ll DALE L. TROSTLE, M.D. Wilkes College 'E H 1 t 1 4 - - o . . Q Q Q lr as.e,q nl. Twfjmp SHOSHANA TROY, M.D. Wilkes College v W ghxx li? f Z Z af A MARIANN T. TRUBELHORN, M.D. Rutgers University ft'- ff- all - ' 171 uw fiffzmhb 5 Q? KENNETH R. USTYNOSKI, M.D. Wi'ke5 College Surgery with a Touch of Music Pop and the Boys 'J K Animal House- L 'P W' 1.4.1-il -sm mf? t Q ZZMJWAQVM My KENNETH E. WASSERMAN, M.D. State University of New York-Binghamton -v . K! V, ' . ll Q I ? , 'K' A' 'sn-'Qi -Q-ies' W2 , - J 7' A ' IV l ' l.Q -' niiiiiusnngunxn L I,-Q X N. ll , Q, ' N' V .s- I iii- NV, ,,,, ,wh -'- 4' ', -. F ........., ,,,,,, I, . 1-if , , px ' . A Orr- ,, ,.:' 9? Zi ZLQQW ANDRE E. WINBERGER, M.D. New York University Azz.. A, 1 . -, .. - .-vQ!D wb -. .-4n' fi '2-if i . Ju I -wr--H -fu v , ..:i xxx, 5 1 'V' fn' , - if fs .. Mx. z 1 ,. '54, ,W Vhydfwfze WW, TIMOTHY M. WIRTH, M.D. Lehigh University ,..,. ,,. . . A, x '. .4- fk X MJ' MJ! X 'M ROBERT S. YAMULLA, M.D. Syracuse University l. 'Gui .. - . .P . -n ' .n A lg :lm Se' Q ,ff i I B ,Qu z IOSEPH A. ZITARELLI, M.D. Pennsylvania State University . -., ,X ff' in-f- M .A un,-1 5-ik in .bf ' fy ,p-Oh . f- J ' -uni' md 'P X ,all-- J-wir ATHQ W, 3'-'P W ' - +1 , Q. . ,-vu., 100' if -'K' ...J 4 wx 5 f Vx, YN? MIGUAL A. MAYNEZ, M.D Princeton University I i f iii 4 O 1' sim, W 1 Research and Development Like the academicians behind the development of past Hahnemather-apeutic agents, the scholars responsible for the development of Hahnemeighty-3 represent some of the most highly trained minds drawn from the four corners of the world, some as far away as Camden, New lersey. We are deeply indebted to these researchers for bringing us a drug which is efficacious in the treatment of such a wide variety of diseases. ddress from the President 4-'E' In at least every decade since the 194O's, commencement speakers and presidential yearbook messages have exponded on the theory that more has been accomplished in medicine in the life-time of years of practice of the authors than ever before in the history of civilization. During your lifetime, which is just about the number of years I have been a physician, there have been dramatic changes which have made quality health care more readily available to increasing numbers of people regardless of ability to pay. But I do not want to dwell on the past. I would like to make several predictions which you may enjoy evaluating some years down the road as you reflect on your graduation from the Hahnemann University School of Medicine in the year 1983. First: Our entire social structure will change, including medical care. You can play an active role in those changes with considerable satisfaction and some frustration or a passive role with little reward and great frustration. Second: No matter where you practice, you will find the community taking a great interest in the promotion of the health and welfare of its residents. Third: Medical care will be available to ALL at an affordable price. It will be delivered in such a manner that there will be more than adequate real and psychic income for the providers. Fourth: The trend toward greater participation by all levels of government - local, state, and federal- will continue as provisions are made for more comprehensive medical care for our citizenry. Fifth: Physicians will develop a better understanding of the social and economic Laws which influenece health and disease and will participate in their development as they assume a more active role in community life. Outlandish predctions? Actually, they are not new or original. They were made at my graduation from medical school in 1956. They still hold true for your generation. Thus, with this brief message, I pass the torch of health care delivery to you - The Class of 1983 - and I admonish you to carry it firmly but gently, holding it as high as you can. Good luck and Godspeed. Bertram S. Brown, M.D. President 264 Message to the Class of 1983 For the Class of 1983 an important part of career-oriented education and training now comes to a close. Although additional steps, namely internship, residency and in a number of instances fellowship remain to be taken before the formal program has been completed, no part of that program will be distinguished by the same unique commitment to pure learning as the four years in medical college. Unquestionably, this is why graduation is celebrated with such pride, special joy and specific privilege. Regrettably, what you have struggled so hard to master while in medical college will prove to have a remarkably short half life and will be relegated by the intensity and magnitude of the explosion of new knowledge in the health sciences to obsolescence in an incredibly short period of time. What deter- mines whether this ongoing challenge to update knowledge will or will not be met depends upon individual initiative and energy of will. On one point everyone readily agrees: namely, that life as a physician can flourish only if there is total commitment to continued learning. Therein resides the opportu- nity for a full life of growth and contentment, as well as service. I join with a full cadre of well wishers in extending congratulations for what you have already accomplished and for the remarkable opponunity still ahead. Sincerely, William Likoff, M.D. Chancellor A Message from the Dean . . . and the Associate Dean As you leave your student days to enter your chosen professional career, let me first wish you the best of success on accomplishing the things you aspire. There is a great deal of speculation in medicine, as in other fields, on what are the measures of success or what are the criteria by which one can judge, many years from now, the level of your accomplishments, ls it academic honors, financial goals or clinical reputation or perhaps a bit of all those and many more? No one has found the perfect measure and probably no one will, For there is no measure to be applied to all. In human life in general, it is only the fulfillment of one's own hopes, aspirations and dreams that make the journey worthwhile and indeed exciting. Medicine as a profession provides an out- standing opportunity for personal fulfillment. This is the time to establish your own goals, your own measures of success and set your course to achieve them. Look for whatever will make your life truly rich and rewarding. Look for the inner tranquility that comes from knowing your own worth as a human being. Look for pride and humility, for overcoming adversity, for sailing through the rough and calm seas, for service and just reward. The old Greek philosopher Solon said, envy no one before the end. No one knows the score until the tournament is played to the end. Above all look for the qualities that will mark you as an outstanding human being to those who come in tontatt with you. Through your work in Medicine you can give much to current and future generations ofhumanity. In the words ofthe I lippor ratir oath, it you do so you will cherish honor and prosperity throughout your lite. This year as an interim Dean, I have worked to develop nexx goals tor the institution in meeting the challenges for the end of the txxentieth rentrux, l have no doubt that the institution will rontinue to dex elop and thrne in the future. Hahnemann University will always remind you oi the times xou spent in training, hard but rewarding times. As you look liar k xears from noxx, Hahnemann will not be the same ber ause as a ln ing institution it xx ill rlexelop and changewith thetimes. Undoubtedly, lleans will r ome and go, the tar ultx and students will r hange, but I am sure that you xx ill still lie ahle to ret ognrfea thread toyour era, to the time you spent here. With the xears, onlx the pleasant memories should remain. My very best wishes for ar hieving your professional and personal goals and aspirations. L.l, Angelakos, M.lJ.l'h.lJ. Interim Dean Q ... ., 'A J, xxx un 1 I' . lll lt mug ni A nm nu 5 ln hlulg 5 x nxlhu xuulluu xux-vs nxunu mn xx I xnxx. U xnxx 'll . llll lllll nxxluq Dear Friends, My congratulations to each of you in attaining the milestone or the degree or Doctor of Medicine. You have xxorked long and hard to eourp xourselx es xx ith the tools of medicine. Your graduation from llahnemann L'nner,rtx t ollege of Medicine represents this institutions tonxirtron that xou hax e equipped yourself with those tools, Permit me to ask xou hax e eourpped xourselt tor what? In my very limited viexx peoples ln es r an he regarded as a rnrxture or existing or surx ixing of receixing. and of gn ing I lxelrex e ear h .rspett or this triad has its oxx'n xirtue. I helrexe that optimum in lrxirtig tomes irorrr the iudicious mixture of all three. Ntanx or most people are nex er plat ed in the position where they 4 an do other than exist or perhaps exist and ret erx e trorrr others. l haxe nex er seen sur h a person xx ho t r onsrder reallx rtrlrilled lrappx or content. We, in the medital protessron. are plat ed in a umoue position tor :rx rn: serxice. It is in the proxrsron ot serxrte to others that xxe haxe lietonre a profession. Nye are needed. xx e are asked lrir serx it e and xx heir serx it e rs :rx err we are inimediatelx appret rated tor that serx lx e l hus xxe tolrrli both the rreed ot gn ing and ret en ing in our ex erx dax lnes lhose in prat tit e hax e this as ar' immediate teedlmar k loop and those in researr h perhaps rrrore rerrrotelx but thex are still detinrtelx gning serxrt e To repeat mx question xxhat liaxe xou equipped xoarsefr 'or I tieirex rr xo.. hax e equipped xourselt xxith alxilrtx to grasp this golden rrpportaf-rix tr- Qtr' and proxrrle serxnetoothers 'Xnd thus .irropportufrrtxi rr'. x.r.' 't .1 to tustrtx xour exrstente lo do this xou rrrust exerx dax ser s 'rr r xr r Ntjfx H. .ttttl serxr' l lieliexe xou through xour ettorls there at ltahrrr -rrr a '-rr axe wr. rr xourseli tor that opportunrtx I .ini r onx int ed xoa krrtrxx 'rtrxx fr .nr ' Mr.. rt equipped to prox ide the serx ir e noxx lhrrrk apt-.rt it ext rx rzax lf s r- r opporturtrtx tirali it' tiood lurk and lrorr xox iqr' lltngh ll lierrrret! Nl ll kssttt I.llrl lltklti r . N ' df! Q Dr, R, Crowell dex. .11 X. 2s.3pv? d. .,gnnauncssfl11 Dr, W. Chermck Azz N 'ff r WK 2 viii'-nn-anal S, J Dr. C. Snipes 5 I I .Vw 1 1 Dr. 1. Torres 1, ,, 2 Dr. R. Alteveer 5. ! S . Q Dr. T. Sarphie ,uf- J YLJ4' 741' Dr, G. Lumb Y Dr. A. Bondi -Ei Dr. R. Bleumenstem and Dr. D. Define J' Dr. S. Katz Dk. T. Devlin G-3529 3 C7 Q .eu P fa fi on - Q.. fl i f , ? f-r Dr. 1. Baggott Security Guard-Bud Dr. C. Angstadt 1 Q 'Q 9 O X Dr. G. DiGregorio nbwxl I 1 Dr. FA Lang ,-'-an -q '1 Dr. W, Dr. l I. N' - ' 5x k f X , x CPT. Dr, A. Freedman 'X 'lx b Florence Friedrich Dr. 1, Betesh NO smonm QQ Que r'1!7 Dr. E. Cosgrove . ,Q -4,- xx f ' 'Hin Dr. V. Zarro Dr. E. Mancall , N Dr. T. Matsumoto 51:53 ' up x, , 2 , . rg M 'A fig' i f ' ?k s Dr. L. Cioudnmn if 1 C :YN n N w Dr. 1. Shirmlck lh C XX Iuka-lm I5 K JJ' N' I . x f I -o A ,I Ms. Dr. W. Oaks fi ? Q Dr. I, Brodsky 'T 'lr' Dr. L. Brady i Dr. H. Bennett Dr. I. Le-Frmk fetu- YW' S . 1 T455 3 E'- 2 Dr. IJvHurr.1sious U' l NIN- I Dr. A. Berman Dr. D. Maior 3 1 1 Dr. 1, Carver l Dr. M. Perlman Dr. T. Cain Dr. C, Onesti 0- 3. 'VIP'- ! , if T. Sedlan Dr. Tfmff . lf, Dr. T. Moshang K-'v Dr. R. Ixaye '1' i 'Hui 'YN Dr. Chavvla, Dr. B. Falkner, And Dr. S. Waldman T, Scott Dr,.M. Langman Ur. Cl. Um ' Dr, DeSllxer1u .V YH-r Hahnemeighty-3 CHomeopathemic Acidl f..,,33 wC,. ::. ... ...s A new miracle drug that has just undergone an intense four year development, Hahnemeighty-3 is supplied in scored tablets, capsules, injectable solution and now, introducing a new ENEMA form. o Sponsors The development of this drug has been supported in part by the following agencies: Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, Robert Wood lohnston Foundation, HEAL, Pennsylvania Medical Society, Guaranteed Student Loan, MOM and DAD, US Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, National Health Service, and the Atlantic City Gambling Commission. FRIENDS QF MEDIC '83 Mrs. Emiiy Baxter Mr. Harry Buetikofer Mr. and Mrs.Richard Farano Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Irving Landy St. George Restaurant O. Kharna, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Lundy 1. Matunis M.D. Division of Neurology-CCMC Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Paradise Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Picardi Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goldstein O PATRONS OF MEDIC '83 Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery Edward Catherwood, M.Dl Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M-Devlin Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fillipo Kerry H. Gingrich, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. joseph Graziano and family Lee and Virginia Huyett Dr. and Mrs. joseph A. jelen Dr. and Mrs. Raymond joson Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Kardon Mr. and Mrs. George j. Koenig Dr. and Mrs. Elliott L. Mancall Henry C. Maguire jr. M.D. Dorson S. Mills, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Muhr Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. john D. Nuschke Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Ordiway john S. Owens, M.D. Donald and Mary Petroski Domenic j. Pontarelli, M.D. Melvin j. Powell, M.D. Raymond R. Price Dr. and Mrs. Lionel Rosen Dr. Thomas Rozanski Mr. and Mrs.Stephen j. Rozwat, Sally Sue and Lisa Arthur Sherman Dr. and Mrs. George C. Shoenberger Sr Iz, june, jim and judi Steiner Dr. and Mrs. Milton S. Wahl S. j. Yamulla, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. joseph Lamberg Best Wishes t the CLASS OF 1983 from The Board Of Governors and The Administrative Offices the alumni association of hahnemann medical college and hospital Q.,-A 3 245 north 15th street O philadelphia, pennsylvania 19102 012131 369-il3lJil 0 -142 : I ' Inward chairman niarx p l rlir 1, y 3 ,' : In xice thairnian hiv i i rtx 5 , S . E fxei utixt' illrw liir. i-r l It: 1 - 1 I n OFFICERS, 1982-83 Harry M. Carnes '58 President Robert C. Park '58 ls! Vice Pres. Stanley J. Yamulla '44 2nd Vice Pres. Demetrius S. Saris '50 3rd Vice Pres. Thomas P. Buckley '59 Pf8S-8l8Cf Leon M. Carp '40 Treasurer E. Karl Koiwai '47 Secretary Thomas W. Bonekemper '69 James O. Finnegan '64 Mary P. Sterling '53 Alumni Flaps. Io Corp. Bd. TRUSTEES ito 19831 Amelia C. Gallo '50 James C. Gehris '54 William Likofi '38 Warren E. Smith '57 Frank J. Tornetta '46 William B. Tuttle '50 TRUSTEES tio 19841 Edward E. Bondi '74 Benjamin Calesnick '44 Richard'A. Gambescia '71 Joseph T. Marconis '42 Stephen A. Matarazzo '71 Francis Fiosato '59 TRUSTEES ilo 19851 Horst A. Agerty '34 Elizabeth B. Brown '45 S. Thomas Carter '53 Anthony F. Daly, Jr. '58 Nayda Saris '50 John C. Schantz '71 EX-OFFICIO Anna C. O'Riordan '57 E. T. Angelakos Interim Deen Michael Pushkarewicz '83 Joseph A. Zitarelli '83 EMERITUS Charles P. Bailey '32 Charles S. Cameron '35 Carl C. Fischer '28 Martin E. Swiecicki '32 99 years of unbroken service to the College, its students and Fatultx YOUR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION offers its WARM CONGRATULATIONS and bids the CLASS OF 1983 WELCOME! We also join you in welcoming BERTRAM S. BROWN, MD. I-Iahnemann's new President and Chief Executive Officer XL THE FACULTY, DEPARTMENT OE SURGERY Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Qt 1983 From The Division Of Infectious Diseases Ancl Clinical Microbiology Congratulations from The Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh over 130 years of care and support for patients, employees, house staff, and community i Post-graduate medical training in J- 'fl Anesthesia ' General Surgery Flexible Program Diagnostic Radiology Internal Medicine Pediatrics Obstetrics and Gynecology ffm!! 5 Mercy Hospital is a major teaching hospital and regional referral center located in the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh. The city is a national corporate, cultural, and educational center, with big-city resources and small-town friendliness. Four distinct yearly seasons and the beautiful Allegheny Mountains just an hour away provide Pittsburghers with a wide variety of sports and recreation opportunities. For further information on post graduate education contact Graduate Medical Education Office The Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Pride and Locust Streets Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 f412J 232-8034 6 CONGRATULATIONS ANDRE! Well, you've got the last laugh! with all our love, Mommy, joe, Rita, Dianna, Apu, Anyu, Moishe, ludy, Billy, Susy, Shirley, jenny, Linda, Fudgie, Pete, Gus, Michelle, Stevie, Michael, Robert, ludy and Allen Dedicated to improving health care through drug research. IVICNEIL PHARMACEUTICAL Spring House, PA 19477 And 'f Best Wishes L ITICKEESPORT HXPITH MCKEESPORT I-IGSPITAL A FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAM Our Ids Want To Our Egos Know H And Our Supe Eg Will Permit U To Congratula Th Class Of 1983 Best Wishes And Continued Su THE FACULTY 84 STAFF IIZ igmn M P Md lStd Ed I OF THE Eli. E R DEPARTMENT GF MENTAL HEALTH D SCIENCES PY A BEST VVISHES TO THE CLASS UF '83 FROM THE DEPARTMENT GF PEDIATRICS Compliments Of Dr. Isadore Brodsky Dr. S. Benham Kahn Dr. james Conroy Dr. Stephen Bulova ' 2. 17' J lj 'I 'L' Q FT .--A . .-ass St. Francis General Hospital ne thing you have f K to know about J- Pittsburghers. v , J We're innovators. We opened the West, put pickles in every ice box in America, and devised the most relentless defense in football history. Our iron and steel span rivers and caress clouds all over the world. St. Francis General Hospital aligns itself with this proud tradition. Two or of our contributions to national and local health care - the invention of the electrocardiographic machine and the first general hospital in America to treat alcoholism as a disease. We continue to be among the leaders in total health care as the largest hospital in Western Pennsylvania, a teaching hospital with nine residency programs: o Internal Medicine o Diagnostic Radiology o Therapeutic Radiology o Obstetrics and Gynecology Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania o Psychiatry o Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery o Ophthalmology o Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation o a Fellowship in Cardiology. St. Francis General Hospital was the first in the city to treat cancer with a betatron. We have the first unit in Pennsylvania for the treatment of adolescent chemical dependency. We opened a walkain clinic for heart catheterization. And, in order to continue to treat the whole person, medically, psychologically and spiritually, we are at the beginning of an enormous building project. join the innovators at St. Francis General Hospital. Address all inquiries to: Medical Education ST. FRANCIS GENERAL HOSPITAL 45th Street foff Penn Avenuej Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15201 412f622-4100 O THE FACULTY AND STAFF DF THE LIKDFF CARDIDVASCULAR INSTITUT E Extend Their Heartfelt Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class of 1983 The William Likoff Cardiovascul ar Institute Of The Hahnemann University Best Wishes To The CLASS OF '83 FRDM THE B I GENERAL MEDICINE SERVICE DAVID MAIOR '64 ELLEN COSCRDVE '78 Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 From The Familv Of IDHN M. HEATH, M.D. '83 TRUST IN THE LORD VVITH ALL YOUR HEART AND LEAN NOT UNTO THINE UNDERSTANDING: IN ALL YOUR WAYS ACKNOVVLLIJL L HIM AND HE WILL MAKE SIRAICIIII YOUR PATHSH ee PROVLRIIS 3 S t C I C ngratulation CI 1983 and BestWishes h tothe Class of1983 DEPARTMENT Wilbur Gaks, M.D. Of Howard A. Miller, M.D PHARMACQLOGY Joel BeteSh, MD- Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 . from the DEPARTMENT QE MEDICINE THE DEPARTMENT DF DBSTETRICS AND GYNECDLDCY VVISHES YOU THE BEST! T. V. 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