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

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1984 volume:

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Cheesesteaks, Rizzo and soft pretzels with mustard P.O. Q.I.D. 13 FRIENDS. 20 CORES. Rotten to the Cores. And that's the way it was. 28 PARTIES. Who was Emily Rommel, anyway? 34 HUMOR. What you need plenty of, p.r.n., to make it through this place. 38 ACTIVITIES. We can do other things besides study. 50 ACADEMICS. According to the most recent report by Goodwin et. al., NEJM Vol. 148, No. 9, October . . . 58 CLASSES. See for yourself. They may be as smart, but not nearly as good-looking. I I Q ' o i 'N'w .J fff - Qhurvrul WQLL 'bid nj'7'L4CcL1l.fb fn, Clymoail 7f14wafz,dI, ' I'--Z I I 644403 ' ' x?1L7fLdl!.0Vb ylcycumr, 4 .CQ 4 fm' i Jfh, 'film 401, C4,fJm,2fr1wfzL4' fi owvu 'L - J mm I W Z07Loo0'. ' .55 1? .I , 1- I, Ig . JJLMQM 4 f If 's v p I , -an-P .Lily ' 5 af 3 i ,Q I yi N r1 :f-Q I -'J Al I, ' A E 'T F' ' 4 .. 1 I I : F-fa.: rn, 4 Qi wg f Q. 1 z A M ',',.,.. m ,, as 3 3 f E' I ' is 1 F., -as I jc. - i W 1--4 A' Li .. 15 gi. 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In the classroom, the laboratories, the library, as on 'the floors,' Hahnemann has been proud to be the proving ground for quality. Like Lee lacocca, we challenge anybody to take our graduates for a test drive. One will be pleased with the tempera- ment, good humor, and above all, the competence of the product. To some, Hahne- mann is merely a group of buildings on the corner of Broad and Vine Streets, but we kn0W better. 2' eff jf The Quaker City Billy Penn blew it. He could have dropped anchor anywhere. But no, he picked Philly. Think of it, we could have been in California, Jane Fonda-sizing, getting tanned and being blond. Instead, we're gazing at a giant rusty clothespin, exterminating roaches, getting sinusitis and being cold. There's no justice. But Penn didn't really do so badly. Philadelphia became a center for the exchange and evaluation of ideas on religion, science, and the arts. The city is rich with history: Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell and Elfreth's Alley, the oldest residental street in the country. The arts are well represented by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Academy of Music, among many cultural institutions. Philly is also the city of neighborhoods, with most major ethnic groups sharing their culture and cuisine. lt was in this fertile environment that the Hahnemann institutions began. Now in it's third century, Philadelphia continues to be a moving force for progress. The courage, foresight, and evenhandedness with which Billy Penn founded the city will be carried on by its citizens. Philadelphia has all the problems of any of the great northeastern cities. However, the future is as bright now as in Penn's day. After all, we've got the world's largest clothespin. 4 l ,, .J bv L f . Q-4' - ' 1. - - g 'wigg- ,f I.-, . .J .... . -- I... .1.4. 1, x , . w X f ii 17 1 Q Q f ,, fl ' . inu- o -lv A H'-w-Q--v-nr-g .! . ' , . ' 'T . . .. 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It stands for Hahnemann Ambu- latory Surgical Hospital, the setting for our Core Ill Skit. The critics unanimously agreed that QRS Productions even ex- ceeded their 1981 entry of The Hahne- mann Blues. From the opening Officer and a Gen- tleman parody, with an attending inter- rogating a group of green medical stu- dents, to Gandhi on his deathbed urging internists and surgeons to live in peace, to the many rousing vocal numbers, it was UP' non-stop humor, entertainment and social commentary. Social commentary? I . R'l Q,. wa ,- 1' X FQ? - ,.,. - 1 F qgirfv' -11 BLUE jxrilwls GCLD Yi A 4 Arif? +1 If FRIENDS ' FRIENDS ' FRIENDS ' FRIENDS E I i -1'-Q , , ' 'f l ' ' ' 'l 1 . A il It Q 1 Iixi -l ill X ly' I ,f T. 1, 1 ' 5 If you look closely enough at these pictures, you will see that they tell a story- our Hahnemann story. The intensity of medical school, with its requisite ego-boosting victories and ego-blasting defeats, forces a proximity between folks really unparalleled elsewhere. We could have acted out our frustrations or opened up to each other and admitted vulnerability. Most of us did just that. lt's quite inescapable. Welre bound together, you and l. Even as the years pass and we lose touch, we will still know each other. Don't be a stranger. 14 FRIENDS ' FRIENDS ' FRIENDS ' FRIENDS MENDS ' FRIENDS ' FRiENDS Q ! ' ' . 'fr . 1- It CN ,Y-1 X Q 9 fl A 4, .P Socks with topsiders! What brings you to the Emergency Room? You want a frozen section of what? 18 -3 'G' FACES Look at these pages. Examine them carefully. What do you see? Foremost there is an unmistakable intelligence and clarity in the faces handpicked for this section. Whaddya mean, 'Trust me, it's Type l. ' A Appearance: Professional. Now this is my idea of medical school! lui Phase lll Clinical Trial Biostatistics' 8 a'm' New Chairman of the Department of Medicine ,J- H P 6 s Not another one tonight! 1 N CORE I: C.-1. .. UP AGAINST THE WALL . . . The Hahnemann Blues Vine Street was a racetrack as I walked up to the curb. Some dude wearing earrings asked me if I needed any herb. I said, Thanks, but I been quittin', I don't do that any more, Cause I'm a medical student in the Class of '84. Then he grabbed my ass and squeezed it, He said, That's good to see, 'Cause l'm just a year ahead of you in the Class of '83! Chorus: I got the Hahnemann Blues! . , Q 5 My cadaver was wearin shoes, MCAT days are over, QQ Welcome to Captain Baggott's cruise! I L! 5- I was sittin' at orientation, my pen was runnin' out of ink, 524-9 While I was writin' down the number of the local campus shrink. 'I They said that l'd be a doctor, if I had the guts to stay, !' But the Ben Franklin bridge is only a half mile away! The upperclassmen told us there were nurses lookin' for A men, J But don't get no ideas, 'cause you're a freshman again! . , . . , :Qi The Glycolytic Pathway s got my head a friggin mess, . I got phosphofructokinase up to my xiphoid process. I was tryin' to remember what the deltoid inserts upon, When I went to slit my wrists my scalpel blade was gone. So I walked up to my window and looked inferiorally, Then I heard a voice from heaven sayin', Deltoid tuberosity! 20 NYQ' .. v 5 f ' nm, ,rw ., ,- 51 'fi I f,' Q. , OL. im I' a 1.-. S I 1l?IllImllm 'T ,V 4 u 1 SV! IVA! 1 ni.I,. IL:.uni'.jl,5 'H' lf L 1 l,'fmun1trn-gmt PM-1 H 2 I Q L11 tv: M:-meal ser-.f. 1 1 I 4 E Vmrfty' Bank Q o 0 0 FROSH Macaw, X Sammaa 5' WENT XDROP our Dual xa.s. F1 hb cks I SD. R BIOCHENNASTFKY1 AW: 1- ' A ?5Yc+-HATRY N GROSS J r PEACE I h:T'ff?4axROANAmMy j A 4. Y6I oL.ocs-Y N ml I . nm ,n1r..- 99 ' x- Q CORE Il: HITTING THE FLCDORS lil.--I 1 1'. Q 1 v'f 8 - -il .Lg-LM .. . ,, The Sayre Song Her name was Agnes Gomer Snodgrass, And her B-number was 1652. She had an NG tube taped to her earlobe, And her breath smelled like a dead kangaroo. Chorus: Get me the hell out of Sayre. Get me the hell out of Sayre. It's no longer cool to heme test stool So get me the hell out of Sayre My beeper sounded like Star Wars, As it hung from the vest of my greens. So I took Harrison's Internal Medicine, And smashed the son-of-a-bitch to smithereens. Then I turned to my classmate beside me. I said, I wish that I didn't have to go. He said, Puttsy pour us another pither, Let Agnes Snodgrass explode. It was about 16 beer glasses later, I thought that I might have to pee. When Puttsy said with a smile, Have a hot sausage on me. S UR IG ORANCE IS STRENGTH 9 gawk Q Q '15 X 'ir Goodbye, Hahnemann U. When are you gonna come down? When are you going to land? You should have stayed in L.A.g You should never have left the band. You know you inspect before you feel, You're not in the back of your vang You're at Hahnemann U. in Pediatrics, And I'm not a rock 'n roll fan. So goodbye, Hahnemann U, We've had enough of Core II! You can't keep me in this pillbox, I don't have to listen to you! Back to L.A. and the friends I've had, I don't know what I will do- But l finally decided my future lies Beyond Hahnemann U! So goodbye 8 to 12 noon, Core Ill's over too soon. We can't just sit in the classroom, We'lI be back on the floors by Juneg Back to the life we choose to lead, Takin' a history or two, But it's less than a year 'til we can say, Goodbye to Hahnemann U. CGRE III: OUT OF THE CLOSET . . . X ,J lg Ax .4 Qi . OR FREEDOM IS SLA VER Y :7 W Yves CCRE IV: THRCDUGH THE DCDOR . . . .J The Hahnemann Blues II Vine Street's still a racetrack if you walk up to the curb. You'll see the same dude with earrings, But he ain't got no more herb. 'Cause I bought it all and smoked it for spare time in Core Ill, A habit that l picked up while I was on Psychiatry. And my buddy with the earrings, he matched somewhere in the sticks He told me that he'll miss his friends in the Class of '86. Chorus: l've got the Hahnemann Blues, I've got the Hahnemann Blues. My cadaver was wearin' shoes, 26 Send 512,000 and you can sing blues, too! ri r ,gf 0 S rl- :..JHl..wM X E Differential diagnosis is drivin' me insane, Fever of unknown origin playin' Pac Man in my brain. The attending, he was in my face, he had my H 8: P: How can you do a work-up without a CBC? So I kindly excused myself with a quick apology, I've got a morning conference with a chick in radiology. My breakfast table got the mail, l had a letter there, Dr. Hugh Dean Bennett wants to see me at his chair. He said, Boy, you had potential, but all you did was pass, You worked hard in Core ll, but you didn't kiss no ass, So forget about your Harvards and throw away your Yales There's an opening out on Route 1 in Lincoln Mercury sales. afya, x' ! f' Q 4 '-at Sittin' down at Watson's drinkin' beers and shootin' Jack, lt was four o'clock in the morning before l finally hit the rack. lt was six before l knew it, doin' rounds on seventeen, My mouth was like a desert and my face a shade of green. Then while holding a retractor, the room began to spin, The next thing l remember we were closin' up the skin. ll END CDF THE CCRES i .11-, if 1 V 1, SOCIETY :S CLUB 1 5, fix Who farted? Higher, Harry, higher! 28 Smile pretty, but watch those nails. , X 5 -.All Wow, this is exc ting' The lmmunosuppression Blues Well, my gammaglobulin is low, My lg's on the blink, My complements ain't workin' An' dey tell me it's sex-linked. Chorus: l got de immunosuppression Ain't got no B's, ain't got no T'sg Make contact wit' your love, babe An' all l get is your disease. It started wit' pharyngitis Then l developed a pneumonitisg Moved down to a peritonitis An' now l got chronic orchitis. l'm into leather, l'm into chainsg Dem kappa an' dem lambdas Just drive me insane. Last chorus: l got the immunosuppression blues Ain't got no B's, ain't got no T'sg Make contact with your love, babe. And respond with hyposensitivity. .1 Q PICNIC Call my secretary, we'll have lunch. Tell me again how wealthy you are. JoJo, the dog-faced boy. 30 il fx, -pp wx-. 'Y V - HS Will the real syphilitic please try to step forward. 4 .' - -l Y u 9- F qv ', ' .'j- ' 5 'a, 5 1 s - sly, -, 1. . . 55-.4 I lf- . f -M ,a:,L. 5 I I4 f ' 1 'O-f ' A - v '31 QW L v J? Ffwif I did more than study during medical school. lt's nice to get out into the countryside. Mike was right. He can walk on water. , I-' 'A tr, I L. .. .' I ' itfrf run 'In 1,0 - n 1 fx ' x nu I GQ - I promise l won'! touch your headlights Q, b .Lf ,ts j Apply lubricant liberally . . . Nancy, l'm married, not dead. Y' Y . . . AND THE 'fi PARTY CONTINUES l'm just a rock and roll animal! 32 Tell Dr. Rose l found another Jojo. f? IUT ski f Good bridgework bv! 'W bb sf! ,Q Naked from the waxst down -diff Lf 17 2 as Waiting for Frick and Frack A W Frankly lachypnexc r'x -,Wil F11 1 4 I game: ZIP Buy a S300 suit. hundred times. Qs Z 1542, ' wb Q - wr' 1, X Agnlua: qi xQC ,vfqb 7 N 'QB 'lr 0009 - 11 f O M171 ,VQQQ 'bm fo Q-,, Ofatsveibf,-b r Q ,Liv 09?c,f9N .OQAA QFOZILNZQ l l l SLTS Axleqfig 63 'ff' 41,8 Q .0915 If N- 6' C7 GJ Safp OFJJ' 406 f 00118 os Q, O6 S 900 -yy, 35 RI LS U1 N ri' U1 3 . Go to RISK Core I f Stlldent P2 P2155 G04 fi ....... . Health iq take X J Insuran ssooo 4 Increasie Heal Loan aw ,U 2 I0 Q1 fb Pa lf X 45 H in Y S200 -.. 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To play the gf S O LQ KD ll Send a non-refundable S35 check to Barry Horowitz. cn 31h Hound the secretaries for an interview. ,7 4Il Answer the question, why do you want to be a doctor? , four H U 'W O Xl 'J U' SD i- Q.: 5D Wait. 6Il Wait. 7l Wait. 8l Start psychotherapy. 9Il Wait. 101i Apply to chiropractic school. lll Receive a letter from Hahnemann congratulating you on accep- tance to the waiting list. 12ll Wait. 131i Apply to business school. 141i Wait. 15fl Receive acceptance to Desmoines Osteopathic School. 161i Get a trailer hitch on car for drive to Iowa. 171i Give away cat. 181i Send S500 deposit to Iowa inonrefundablel. 191i Receive acceptance letter fregisteredl from Hahnemann one day before departure for Iowa, and two days before classes start at Hahnemann. 201i Drop everything and begin HAHNEMONOPOLY at Go. .LSf'lP 'il . ,S INTERVIEWING O., . ' 5' C. ' O.. '.. St. Francis l I Q l S100 li l .I STS SLZS 0833 OVZS ,pfy f ffrffaa ft 1 'Q J SQQQUJQQ ISQSSQD CD r EGUITOH qqnonuuow -3,5 -Jazolg K xr-F 'I HSIH Q9 O O INEMONOPULY Escalator Repair gne Atlantic J .t lp' ld C1 Y R Q Next Year' S ' 5125 I Tuition ru 2 Q CJ 2 N O U? an nn S Q 3 33 :Q Q ru W 3 ct r: L5 O O 5-4 Q 5 45 mv Q u U, cn . l I. . 0 o l on 0 ' 0 m ' Us . QQ' ,' o , o Q O U. C U L4 O . C 'r-1 ' .2 U K, . o M S IT o M C j Q 8 3 IL. 49 SP '9' fo 9 4? O OW' ,900 V QV Allentown I'TC1SiOIl QV, 5220 5210 How To Recognize I A Purchased a stethoscope before found out you get a free one fnot shownl , l FR M A N . . ' Horned-rim glasses with tape on bridge of nose to keep them from falling into dis- 8 sections ' Hair tussled and unshaven from studying all night Microscope locker key around neck A Hahnemann l.D. lvisiblel Briefcase lnot shownl olored pencils for anatomy lectures in C pocket with vinyl liner Undergraduate ring from Podunk Col- lege - w ishes he was still there Vinyl exam gloves for anatomy lab in back pocket The uniform: jeans, rumpled teeshirt, ' ks sneakers with laces untied and no soc 36 Tape recorder to record lectures 1' .X ds Saturday nights in library with lots of books, i son is a Hahnemann Attending Pansky lhiddenl Spen ' ' th'nks Doc Wat- Wall stock Going to the shore this weekend after squash at the club Street Journal for keeping tabs on Washington Manual for whatever you need to know on medicine Can of beer with fake Ensure label The uniform: white jacket with sleeves rolled and collar up, hand-tied bowtie ilearned during surgeryl, buttoned-down shirt, topsiders with- out socks, and optional sweater Walkman radio for long afternoon rounds Breast pocket with one pen, free pen- light, tongue depressors and date book Q with nurses' phone numbers ' ll, ll I Hahnemann I.D. lnever visiblel Match program directoryg still trying to decide between ophthalmology and dermatology Beeper lnot shown because it's in his locker along with the consult sheets and squash balll And Four Yeors Loter, A .SUA VE SENIOR 37 x z ui ,ix 4 . SW A QU OUOPHS I l.'TLifwQ J vnu is J: QW . .N .A I Hr, m.fN1I05 IS 'N NU Y' c nfl ORIHL ROOM 5-W Qs lW MEDICAL STUDENT INSTITUTE -5, X -. 1,-4L:g,,,,,gg.bf48El5 .-. - - -,. wifi My 4. ' Y '5 ...qv-4:., , Standing, left to right: K. Steinhoff, J. Green, J. Abbott, D. Victor, R. Bowers, K. Dickinson, L. Gildner, S. Schemel, D. Jannelli, Dr. H. Bennett, H. Stein, L. Buttz, A. Seidel, M. Kaplan, P. Recktenwald, R. Gurak, E. Furman. Seated, left to right: M. Tecce, L. Schlicht, L. Olafson, C. Daly, S. Himmelstein, J. Hulihan. Not shown: D. Bloom, R. Brennan, S. Broderman, R. Carr, M. Cohen, R. Dean, S. Galt, K. Gilchrist, M. Jennings, S. Magoun, R. Malamut, A. Maran, R. Morris, A. Nelson, N. Shell, L. Tollevsen, K. Treffinger, J. Wahrenberger, L. Warhold, R. Weiss, P. Yakshe. C19 M fl Levi, ' XDFZX A.M.W.A. Back row, left to rlgllt: J. Hahn, M. Berkebile, S. Broderman, K. Prestwood, J, Abbott, C. Daly, E. Harris, C. Fleischman, M. Jennings. Seated at table, left to right: J. Klees, L. Tollevsen, Dr, S, Katz, S. Abegg, P. Recktenwald, K. Dickinson, Dr. E. Cosgrove, M Andrews. Not shown: D. Anderson, M. Austin, B, Baughman, L. Buntin, L, Degiovanni, P. Dorney, C. Euster, J. Jacobus, D, Jannelli, E Knight, J. Lofton, M. Mark, J. McBarron, B. Nalitt, A, Nunez, L, Olafson, B. Rabb, T, Samuels, S. Schemel, L. Schlicht, A. Seidel, K Smith, S. Smith, D. Victor, J. Whitehead. K Y Q 2 r .QE- l ,Q-. L u S.N.M.A. Back row, left to rlght: A. Bivins, B Abudu, C Verdell, M Jefferson, F. Elliott, P Hughes Middle row, left to right: P Lokey, A. Jackson, E. Collins, S. Stratford, C Llopiz. N Shell Front row loeatedj, left to rlght: S. Cochrane, P Wright Not shown: D Anderson, C. Arcelay, D Braithwaite, D Brown, N Cadet, J Carson, E. Colin, K Davis, D Dessables O. Gamble, J Harris, B. Holland, A. Lee, O Mack, W McKen zie, G. Molina, M. Morel, J Moy, A O'Neil, M Oyeaga. K Osman, D. Peterson, D Philip, E Pierre, M Poleon, K Rome ro, A. Silva, C Smith, J Smith, M Smith, M Spain, D Stricklan, C Thompson, L Triana, A Vilceus, A Walker. K Williams -1 l Fir ' y I 1984 k EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Suson Brodermon Mory Jennings 1984 has been a year both anticipated and dreaded by political analysts, literary aficionados, and the two hundred and three graduates in this book. On a conscious level we expected monumental changes during this fateful graduation year, yet on another, subliminal level, we feared we would never make it this far. Our class was special at Hahnemann. As the last students of the Core Curriculum, we were participants in a now passe experiment in liberalism. The 1960's ideals of relevance, individuality, and humanity have fallen victim to the 1980's priorities of economic security, expediency and pragmatism. Medical education has been politicized, competition in and among medical schools is once more in fashion. George Orwell's novel, 1984, is of the genre of dystopian futurism. Written in 1947-1948 as Orwell lay dying of tuberculosis, it was a product of its time: the world was just recovering from Nazism and Stalinism, the Cold War was beginning, Gandhi was assassinated, the C.l.A. was founded, and the military-industrial complex got its start. 1984 portrayed life in a fictional country without political or intellectual freedom, legal justice, or individual privacy. Government used high-technology and the power of language to control its citizens. For many of us, the experience of medical school has often had an analogous, eery Orwellian quality, an aspect which makes 1984 an especially appropriate theme for our yearbook. Despite Orwell's dark world vision, we have made it to the prophesized year with our freedom intact. In fact, we are sugar-free, caffeine'free, salt-free, fat-free, carefree, taste-free, free-willed, and buy-one-get-one-free'd. There's even such a thing as a free lunch, known as Meals-on-Wheels. One thing that is not free, however, is a medical education. We share the collective experience of soaring tuition and dwindling financial resources, in order to be trained for a profession increasingly regulated by another Big Brother. Undoubtedly, medical practice in the late 1980's and beyond will continue to be shaped by GMENAC, DRGls, and the HEAL loans that have haunted our education. But the fact remains that with great anticipation, and despite our fears, the Class of 1984 is about to be launched into free society. To our classmates, we the Editors of 1984 MEDIC, dedicate our tongue'in-cheek Orwellian theme. We hope that this book captures some of the magic as well as the macabre memories of our years at Hahnemann. -if ASSOCIATE EDITOR Dan Van Riper COPY EDITOR Dave Bloom JUNIOR EDITORS Sheila Magoun Rick Malamut SOPHOMORE EDITORS Gary Glassman I Joe Hulihan . BUSINESS MANAGER Jeff Petersohn L PHOTOGRAPHY Joe Sabadish I Michelle Andrews Ira Orgel Kelly Crozier Wade Neiman I Neil Clark Tony Piraino I ' Jon Wahrenberger Larry Mierus f ' smrr Dave Bizousky ' Sal D'Angio 0 Carol Filomena 0 Craig Ginsberg 0 Pat Hughes 0 Julie ' Klees ' Jon Levenson ' Bob Levin 0 Malcolm McHarg 0 Bill O'Toole ' Mike Rothman I 0 Jeff Ruzich 0 Rich Seidelman 0 Nia Shell 0 Steve Shore 0 Paul Tourigney 0 Rich I Viscarello 0 Rich Weiss A special thanks to Zamsky Studios and John Wilsong also, Barbara Williams, Hahnemann Archivist, Don Jennings, and Bill O'Brien, Josten's American Yearbook Company. X r i N7 'X if Swmwmk i -'iff g 1 .vb 'A-2' 4 ' ,A X xlfi Q.: b 1135.5 'I 4 5 1 'ff A N Q , . ', , ' I .viz J A 'va i. . 0 1- A ' Q .3 Q C x R '1 ,ix-nv,.45,f R N' 1 1 . , ax ffe if AM X N A if 'li 1 'l ' n C20 .fa i 'Ziff via X Q1 , ' :mfr i.tp tb ' Ll- ' -, :Epi ,qpfE19 'v U ii' lg l ' l 5 ' f 6 Whatever we do, we tend to do it together. Medical school, like basketball or rugby, is a group effort. Even racquetball is difficult to play alone. So anytime you're looking for a fourth for tennis. or a ninth to complete the infield, just pull the old yearbook off the shelf, and dial a phone number or two. RUGBY 3 fr' 1 f' TS ' SPORTS ' 4 , 1+-Sw. 1455533-. gQ5?'o'l5'4?9: ' I nG'4b'195' awww? 6493290 , ? ' RACQUETBALL SPORTS ' SP 46 SOFTBALL They all said it wouldn't be, but on May 21, 1983, that motley group of 3rd year med students and assorted others proved once again that they owned the Hahnemann Intramural Softball League. As in the spring of 1981, the original core of Bob Our Fearless Leader Levin, Steve Shore, Rich Weiss, Ellen Kemper, Howard Magbat Solomon et al. pitched, stroked, played defense and fought all spring into the finals. Of note, the tenacious efforts of Nancy Richards as catcher during a major collision with Bill Bull Rate, inspired the entire team in the playoffs. The pitching of Fernando Levinson and Regina Shaw stymied their opponents. The remainder of this squad: Andy Sweet-swinging Hahn, Bill Killer Gerhardt, Brian We'll-never-win Her- man, Viv Ace', Chou, Doug Aw-shucks Weitzman, Mike Clutch Levy, and of course, dependable Chris Richards, won the day handily. The only question remaining: What next? si E, , -,ffyiwxi-ff'-A t' isa? A toss-up in the Hahnemann-Rolling Rock Frisbee Competition And then there ore other sports . . . v 1 fn I d 3- ' I -f 1 i'-f N 5 3 - ' .L I .5 4, ., ' haf ' I xg 5 I Monmouth Shores Beach and Pyramid Club And some people exercise just to make mo y ORTS ' SPCRTS ' SPORTS ' SPUR -6. ko Xvs fu 'V ?i 52.-,i'g xl, .n w L A , 1? r n I .M - . V-eff! .- - . ,., , 5. 'E' w,-, 5 -gr e ZF. 1 I f' 1 ' , , I-lohnemonn University The times, they are achangingf' said the poet. What will the future bring to you as you practice medicine in the coming decade? My somewhat cloudy crystal ball tells me that there will be major changes in your role as a physician as compared with the role of the generation of physicians who precede you. The changes will come in answer to the needs of a more educated and sophisticated patient population: some will consider doctors nothing more than technicians in white coatsg others will demand 'total patient care,' which will include the doctor addressing himself to the patient's problems other than his purely physical ones. Many patients will demand an end to the superiorf inferior basis of the present relationship between many doctors and patients. They will want to be treated as consumers coming to the doctor for his or her services. The average age of your patients will change as well, as many of you will be treating growing numbers of the aged. The graying of America is in full swing. The geriatric patient has special needs that cannot be ignored. All of this, I predict, will mean that some of you will be working for a salary for an organization, rather than as individual entrepreneurs. The role of the doctor as teacher also can be expected to grow, as more people become aware of the importance of good health practices. And who should know more about the subject than the doctor? After all, the original meaning of the word 'doctor' was 'teacherf Good luck in your efforts to meet the challenges of your new role. BERTRAM S. BROWN, M.D. President, -tg,-9 JOHN R. BEUAN, M.D. Deon, School Of Medicine As one of the newest members of the Hahnemann family, l feel especially privileged to convey my best wishes and con- gratulations to the Class of 1984. This class, individually and collectively, will carry forward Hahnemann's long-standing tra- dition of clinical excellence and concern for patients. The past four or five years have been hard ones for you - sometimes frustrating, but always rewarding. You will undoubt- edly continue to face frustrations and challenges for the dura- tion of your professional career, which is really just now begin- ning. You will face many self-interested constituencies who will assail you and the profession of medicine for their own pur- poses. Heed LaRouchefoucauld: Self-interest speaks all sorts of tongues, and plays all sorts of roles, even that of disinterest- edness. Be undaunted. You are well-educated and intelligent professionals, standing on centuries of truth and tradition, to seek and set yet another milestone in the profession of medicine. Godspeed. HUGH D. BENNETT, M.D. Associote Deon, School Of Medicine Please accept my sincere congratulations on your graduation. and my thanks for the privilege of working with you over the years, We have all seen profound changes in our profession, our school. and the world, during the four years that you have been in medical school. The year, 1984, is upon us and many of Orwell's predictions now seem absurd, yet some of the changes upon us, especially in medicine, seem to carry with them some ghost of his predictions. Among the changes that seem most profound are the recent advent of almost entirely third party payment, plus the inroads of those payers into the practice of medicine, ln addition, the current trend to regard patients as diseases, rather than as suffering human beings, forces individuals into a single primary diagnosis, thus ignoring the intricate interplay of disease within a given individual We have further seen rather selfish, monopolistic medical specialties reduce training programs in order to reduce their own competition This has been carried out with little regard to the actual health needs of the population served. All of these trends tend to set up obstacles to the provision of the humanistic care that the maiority of phvsi cians feel is desirable and acceptable. There may be very little that we can do to change the trends However, within the system l believe we must place ourselves squarely on the side of the patient and the patients benefit We must fight for their rights, not ours, We must demand their good care, rift! our ease of delivery of care We must provide care with a frieiidlih humanistic approach which is ever more necessary as they proceed through the maze of regulations l believe the training at Hahnemann has provided you with the ability to become a trite friend of man l know we will all be proud ol you '-l FACULTY DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY chel S. Glick L. Goodman E. Himmelstein guez E. Schwartz G. Silverstein J. Teplick S. Teplick A. Wilson. ANATOMY Chou D. DePace J. Eurell A. Haroian M Kennedy A. Ladman J. Rubertone J. Van Dyke S. Wieland. I X xx vi , , P. AMENTA, Chairmang R. Blumenstein, R .. .5 , , Y Y I u 1. o , ' XX ls h f 1 I . . . he was found honging oround o Girl Scout Convention in Miomi Beoch. 52 Dr. DePace BIOCHEMISTRY Jacobsohn M Jorns L Scerbo G Soslau Q 'I , l X I T. DEVLIN, Chairmang J. Alexander, C. Angstadt, J. Baggott, J. Ch'ih, T. Conover, M. Esfahani, G. M. HASKIN Chairman' R. Bubanj M. Feni- M. Lachman P. Laffey A. Lavine H. Nai- dech R. Peyster M. Rappoport R. Rodri- MICROBIOLOGY R. CROWELL Chairman' A. Bondi M. Braa mucci, J. Hammel, B. Landau, C. Long, B. Ngwenya R. Rest D. Stieritz A. Vaidya W. Weidanz, N. Yamamoto. MEDICINE R. DeHORATlUS. Cl'airman, J Archer, R Asper. B Barsky. G. Bendersky. H Bennett, J Betesh, S Bin- nick. T. Bonekemper, L Bortin, B Boselli. C Bowling, S. Bowman, J. Brezin. R. Capaldo. E Carey J Castel. J. Chinitz, R. Chvala, J. Clark H. Clearfield. J. Cohen. N. Copeland, J. Corvasce E. Cosgrove, R. Daniels, S Dennis, V. Dinoso, R. Dixon R. Dorio. J Dovnarsky, B Erlick N. Farber A. Forstater E. Frank B. Franton, A. Freedman D. Friedman M. Friedman J. Gambescia. H. Gold L. Goldberg R. Goldstein F. Gray, W Green. A. Huppert M. Hooshmand I Itkin, W. Jackson, R. Jacoby W. Kannangara K. Kim J Kirby, D Kistler, W. Kozinn L. Krevolin R. Kuhn, L. Nicholas, F Lang, J. LeFrock G. Lenchner R. Levy J. Loucks D. Low, P. Lyons B. MacKay H. Maguire D. Major J. McClos- S. Murthy W. Oaks A. Olshan, R. Penneys E. Pequig- not S. Philo S, Rattner H. Reiman, S Robinson, L. Rose R. Schell A. Schwartz R. Shaw R. Shelling, J. Shinnick N. Shyamalan A. Silverberg W. Silverman, T. Srivastava T. Sudhakar C. Swartz, C. Thompson, R. Tse A. Turchetti, M. Vatavuk, W Vaun, W Weiss l I key, H. Miller, L. Mills, G. Onesti, J. Molavi, J. Morris, . . . , , . , F Y The testes ore the seot of the soul to NEUROSURGERY P. BLACK Chairman' R. Brodner, E. Post. Nl 7 know them is to know medicine E. MANCALL, Chairman, M. Feldman, T. Her- D R man Patterson A Tahmoush A Winkelman I ose ORTHCPEDICS Weiss. A. BERMAN, Chairmang S. Bosacco, J. Webber, A. '-If a disease doesn't affect the kidneys, it isn't a disease. lf you don't count the Bronx, the kidneys and New York City have the same number of parts. ln kidney disease, the end-stage occurs in the middle. No one who makes some urine can be all bad. Clearance is not a semi-annual sale. The average 24 hour urine collection cannot be completed in less than 36 hours. Dr. Chinitz The world is filled with Dingbats. Dr. Bartosik E. GREENWALD Chairman' D. Bartosik P. Kotwal B. MacFadyen D. Pontarelli M. Toaff. OBSTETRICS Er GYNECOLOGY Chandra, T. DeEulis, F. Hutchins, M. Klavan, H. PHARMACOLOGY lesmck J DrGregorio J DiPalma A Ferko A Gero F Porreca R Sample G Sterling V Zarro PATHOLOGY E. RUBIN, Chairmang G. Biesecker, I. Dam janov R. Dorio l. Faiferman J. Farber S. Fin kelstein J. Hoek W. Kashatus S. Katz F Kayne D. Koffler E. Koiwai G. Lumb A. Mar tinez R. Pascal H. Rottenberg R. Rubin R Sopher F. Sunderman T. Taraschi W. Thayer R. Vanderlinde S. Ward E. Wheelock. W. CHERNICK, Chairmang E. Barbieri, B. Ca- PHYSIOLOGY J. TORRES, Chairmang R. Alteveer, A. Ambro- movage, E. Angelakos, N. Kraft-Schreyer, H. Kushner, M. Magno, M. Lipschutz, C. Snipes. 126. ,I I '1x,,-f,,- Q PSYCHIATRY l ZWERLING Chairman J Abrams P Adams A Arce J Barr H Belmont C Briggs B Brown S Bullock R Caruso M Ciehoclu C Cummings C DeCato D Dulicai A Elwork l Ficher G Gardiner K Hails D Haupt R Hays R Hicks H Joos S Kolfler R Kravis G Leopold M Levick F Levine E Levy G Lord J Morrell l Nagy R Nathan J Platt M Prout S Risen H Rosen C Shafto E Shole var M Shure G Sigler S Simson W Smith G Spivack M Swift C Torres Matrullo E Volkman. SURGERY T. MATSUMOTO Chairman' G. Amron H. Armitage, C. Arvanitis R. Bower T. Gain T. Ginley J. Gislason P. Gonick M. Hayes D. Kenepp O. Khanna A. Kholoussy C. Lee J. Mandler E. Micek C. Pavlides A. Pearce M. Perlman D. Saris S. Simonian F. Tropea D. Wagner, S. Weinstein C. Wolferth. Arwoys Lemembo opelotion onry if obosorutry necessolyl Dr Matsumoto Cancer is nature's attempt at evolu- tion . . . And if you stop cancer, you will stop evolution . . . Dr. Brodsky This is the course where rf you don t have your hands either taking notes drinking coffee or eating a donut peo- ple are going to wonder what they re doing The Australia Question Do you have any trouble down there? Dr Langman OTORHINLARYNGCLOGY J. TUCKER, Chairmang M. Altshuler, W. Carlin, K. Falkenberg, E. Matthes, V. Morse, P. Niemtzow. CV D. SOLL Chairman' R. Asbell. OPHTHALMOLOGY ONCC-HEMATOLOGY l. BRODSKY, Chairmang L. Barron, l. Berman B. Boselli, S. Bulova, W. Carter J. Conroy K Fuscaldo D. Gillespie H. Hubbell S. Kahn L Krueger C. Lamping D. Morgan D. Prager T Ohnishi D. Strayer. B SEGAL Chairman G Anderson C Bemis S Bender J Carver S Dennis E Eshaghpour A Greenspan A Hakkr l Herlmg L Horowitz A lskandrran D Krmbrns M Kotler S Lan M Lrkoff W Lrkoff D Lowenthal D Mason G Mintz J Morganroth D Narde J Owens l Panrdrs R Pennock S Sprelman S Spitzer R Vassalo M Victor C Webb 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I - 1 I I . 1 1 1 1 a II a a DOHC - 1 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 W 1- 1' 1- 1- 1- 1- 1-1- 1 l 1- .- .- .. ,- 1- 1- .- . ,. ,. ,. ,. . l PEDIATRICS R. KAYE, Chairman, D. Baker, C. Brill, H. Chawla, E. Dunsky, Graub, C. Habboushe, D. Holsclaw, G. lskandrian, J. Kapla Reutter, T. Scott, P. Vanace, A. Wang. Y V-'FK ANESTHESIOLOGY '- S FISHER Chairman M Goldberg l Gratz M Price H Rosenberg J Shutack B Waldman Kleykhab, Levitt, Drkin, R. Raldolinaf H. l CC RADIATION THERAPY L. BRADY Chairman' J. Antoniades P Carmichael. E Choi M. Croll J. Damsker, J, Day, D. Ewing, D Faust, J Glasburn L. Griff N. Heindel, T, Honda H. Jacobson, D Lightfoot A. Markoe, G. McCarthy, B. Micaily, C. Miller D. Schatanoff N. Schulman, W. Serber, W. Sewall, N Silon L. Stanton F. Szarko R. Torpie, R. Wallner, J Wenger D. Woo. E. MUNDTH Chairman' l. Goel A. Hakki H. Kay W Lemmon. CARDIO-THGRACIC SURG The people who sit on FDA boards have pulses higher than their I.Q.'s-and most of them walk around with a bradycardia. Dr. LeFrock if 4 L 351, E MEL mf is Q1 'iii JI .rl f-:X 'Q iq 1 V F ,,,,ff1t'E3 ' 'X ,,w U' 1 ,Z xl' A. 'Ei ' 4 A 3? 9 Xxx X 'K A ,J 'V 1 W v .Q-X ' I ' -' I' mi C N! ,V x Na , X. . -1 . ,df-' .1.f 'I f L , .x K, 'v,, f. '1 fl 'fx' 1 V 'Z hh. a 5. HJ 5. ,1 1, vu. nv . -,- . A' FRESHMEN1 Class of 1987 S. Fl I., 'Q I' -11 'ar' 9 X ,i A 'Q' In search of the 'G Spot.' 60 Whaddya mean, 'they're only spirochetes'! And then you turn left at the fork in the road . 1- -,,..--' jilli- And now fo x N X 'ui' .4 . .K r something completely different And this is how you find out if you failed ll Z V Y . ' U : ' in -- I N t. I I A lf Notice the F.O.S. Syndrome. V ,-QCA-I .-- ' Nothing but virginnl thoughta 1 I w 1 I We just love these anorexia nervosa patients. Tell me agam where the pudendal nerve goes F' P I I ul 62 in Q4 -as-5 1 6 l , 5 x Thin is definitely In I1 .. Q 1 L 'Ve chust make a tuck herr, und vun ofa hen. 2' 1 4 xv 1 f, y X qu ',v. . 4 1, 5 X ., 'lu' I tell you, dere iss nuting up de sleef! 'Vat haf ve herr?! vfllli, . 'ol' S . LJ J I A I v 1 . AN 6 You want to step outsxde and say that agmn 1 I SCDPHOMORES1 Class of 1986 QW 2.1, Angie xxx gxi , 5 I N. M N 9 1 Y. 4 -' A VV-1n,..,M I know the answer's in there somewhere! ALS' How ya doin'? U' L ,, Q , W . r , 0 f' n . J' d ' ,K v Q 1 - Y a J in J ' 1 fx I 1, , .qyffgm 1 a ,P 'lI3!r -'K Q' ff' ' I' 5 , If, , , I 'f If Q . 5 - ' -1 Q, .U 1. . ff' 1 9 - ws 1 if , Q f ff 0 'u z., 'Q 5 0 u ' .' 6- Q 10 I f s 9 . - fi. , V . , , e Rf' af 64 What do you mean you don't swallow?! That's Bowers, B-O-W-E-R-S 3 .f Cheers!! if Manx 'UN For sure, for sure . . . We're very much in love, I I A 1 C i i 1 '. I 43 1 k , v K U if A 40 J X QY' 1 xx' F Q A is Y ,, X Candidate for electrolysis. J ' , is f ff: 'nn Qs 6 W' S Exophthalmic goiter TNW. S4-I LL ffnfff it xx Q' Y X x QX Look! Look! We found the bone!! A I' I , ' 't h , L 7 Squeeze out the last drop. me young 'Sn S e en 1 'A i n tg 1 Q Jw' lx. -gm P,?a' ffm: S I1 N J I a 1,1 . ,4 X ff A V' xx' , I ' ' . r X 'Q 4: Hmm, l think it still needs more bourbon 'U' ff!! H A . 1,0 'Q 1.43.0 9'0.0. Q QQ! Q O !'f5.i' O.- H-O 1 0 O A 0. 'K V . 1,5 A 41 I JUNIOR5 Class of 1985 if Q .. e .pm is ...wg -X 'f-A xx his ' Q ' I 3 'x X ' . X. X X n f. . Y 5 4,'n , L x '. Q L ' Q . ,X Q 1 AU' The newest vasoconstrictor on the market . , ,e ' - ng .- ,x,Qz'w. , ' Q my X an X -1 V Y ,-A5 ,1 151 - x 'Wie Q .sr --L 68 is pix l. I VN I 'vw fl' X y J n 4: ij A 5 F 'yu n Xi, . . , lv' Jixlfnfx 41.1 vi ' in Y r I L F. L, l l L n F? xv 5 s 151 r it 'f Everybody needs a hobby . ' V any I ! ll U' x Some tropical diseases Lf-2- ,NT W MW an kk, ,L gg, .ia- rf 4'- -Q Surgical garb at Monmouth t Q- n ., - -Q - Q... .k X :F 1 as ,, L ' i ' ag .qi-.P ' Then you flip the newborn onto its back n'n 1 I n I W V A 1 -up gud Ti-vii . up ' '. F ' ' n - A N 4... I ,T , ,. aff! 0 , 1 , Q., v .P M-0 1 .- 4--0 Musculorum musculans 'Za1'j.K CP4 'Ui M ua., 11.1 is Ladies in repose -ll 5.12 The end of the batting order ln this next one, the staple isn't in the way B Would I do something like that? Enjoyed Gynecology uf 5.3 O0 Nd l'm having trouble seeing the eardrumf' 1? 4'-5' 'N -454. .1 L , thru- f' 'Q f5 , . 1 , .t i . .4 fm - -JA,-V - Ascites for sore eyes Wants lo pracmv rx ,il ,V , I ,1 V5 1 'i 3 iv 1 1 'U .eq fd 5 V A 4, 's . ' ,' f ' W . ig, 4 V 3, z .Al kb ' 9 :ij -TV , Q, , J? Q , ' ,. A Q Ji 1 1 Ju , , 'fb - .If Q. 4 ,N-'f Q - -eg z ' Q.,:.i:,.f-ff' an Until they become conscious they will never rebel, and until after they have rebelled they cannot become conscious. George Orwell, 1984 H ,1- IJ' K.. BABA ABUDU, M.D. Colifornio Srore Universiry U E bf '7Q an m J MICHAEL AIGNER, M.D. George Woshimgrom Umiversiry N- - -. ,. ,- :AL Q :nt A FARID B. AMIN, M.D. The Johns Hopkins Universiry J Vu- , A if I Eff v .x,, vi 5 Mx' mf. 6 -., L r I' ..LV ,.., f .. ,, . , ,,',.-nr Q-,-. , A v. .4 f - ' . . I fi ' I . . ' r' Y 1. X Y. .. l .' A I DEBORAH ANN ANZALONE, M.D Pemmsylvomio Srore Umiversiry P5 X , L X6 Rx BRUCE PAUL ARCSE, M.D Temple Umiversiry --l I 7 ALLAN RICHARD AU, M.D. Umiversiry of Colifomio, Davis .r il IQ it 1 Q 1 Af- fi? J, .4 aj 'l, ROBERT D. AUERBACH Lehigh Universiry fv 1340, .lr- f I 1 1 .7 '1 C .ab if ' I ' . m I ROBERT J. BALOGH, JR., M.D Pennsylvania Srore Universiry v WARREN .IEFFRY BEAVER, M.D. Gammon University R f l 1 G 'L U N: x E . ri I? MARK H. BELL, M.D Brooklyn College w , ' A N MARY HGRNER BERKEBILE, M.D. Jumioro College au v4 1' w , , .J -U X, 1 M . ., 1 xr X x I L STEVEN J. BERNSTEIN, D.D.S., M.D Ciry Umiversiry of New York New York Umiversiry ?,, ANTHONY MICHAEL BERSON, M.D Umiversiry of Colifomio, Som Diego 3 -Q-Hx 1 4'X.t'b.', 'X ! ifii '?'7 VW' PATRICK D. BIANCHI, M.D Umiversiry of Alobomo if nr- . . 'I Q 1 ,. 1 ' -L 'Ile 1:8 ANTHONY D. BIVINS, M.D. Rurgers College if il Osh lf Dil ll 5 af :Nj ll if ll .F-Q 1 fi ,.. 5 'S N 'x 1 ,jp 'P 'Ima ' 5 DAVID THOMAS BIZOUSKY, M.D Junioro College 'K DAVID I. BLOOM, M.D Adelphi Umiversiry . , m K gxalaw- 7' 'x ' -N ,E 4 'fg 4-Q. ,, 'n xf2QygS'r s ' ' . 1 L -'vw -f. rigunvgg, Q :zu ur :.:::::: Q i 'l-- T' A ,J K - K- -vi Q If I I' Q , ' 6'-A Y 1 fl - DAVID MARK BOROFSKY, M.D Soroh Lawrence College RONALD PATRICK BRENNAN, M.D Youngstown Store University Q. 1 .Shi A. ,.f Af SUSAN JCY BRODERMAN, M.D. Universiry of Pennsylvania r, ,Q v' ..,4Sx r lu9 '..., ,, , ' ...s -4: va. If A f 'Qi ii '91 J-T x x f- 1 5, -- ' .,' ' Q.-' -G., X 5 ' 1 V 2 Q X X Lx Q ,, 1- ,H n 'rf ' x K. .'v ' ,I I 4' X X 'Q I x. J . 7, 51 ,V in I I X R X '. a 7 ' . , 5 ' X 5 ,'.. 1. ' I I JZ- 'ul' ' 'Q Z ' -if: ' , ,Q .J I X . ' F . ' v, ' I A J . rf 4 v N4 X3 , 54, gin- - ' X , h , ' p 51, ' 1 XX 1, I X4 , Ln, 'Q X Q xx? IJ I V -sakx K fl X l A rf I I '- .- Q ' A ix. j 3 , X '- X 0 KN x 1 4 E I ' - N. vi 'LJ af 1 X ,-, U X Q 'mn' .Q A Ni 3 x Y Q .IM L X STEVEN JOHN BRCWN, M.D. Rensselaer Polytechnic Insrirure 1 X :xv I JOHN DENNIS BUSOWSKI, M.S., M.D Umiversiry of Pirrsburgh Bowman Grey Umiversiry ' I I v I' 5. 1 Q V ' -xf I sk' ! 1.-- 'v'- ' ' In V - , ,' 4 i IK if I 3 .. f.,.i,.m JOSEPH JAMES CALDWELL Muhlenberg College , M.D. ig Q, w . X I ,N .- .x . .' 'br v. I, Y 1 v L ' 5 1 I I LUCIEN JCHN B. CARDINAL, II, M Umiversiry of Commecricur r,.. X1 'X C'5n Q .D. fig, ill ALLI. 5111 ilu L A 3'c.nscu RICHARD .I. CASSIDY, JR., M.D. Wilkes College fu.: rf 'P7' f vang' Q-,jen-' W I' TN- 'i' 'avi' -N . , to.,.,.Q I 5 9,4 .f'X M' L. Q fi ' 573 I mai A :nl x J li FRANK CHIARULLI, M.D Fordham Umiversiry 63 X , 1 2' X, f .. x t A 5 VIVIAN K. CHOU, M.D Lehigh Umiversiry I w I r 1 L 5 I r 1 , w F . 1 I 1 1 i , 1 1 1 1 N H A a 3 J 1 VG+- I . ? 5159-22- rl 1 ' ' x Q51 Sf' . o il I ' I ' ' ' llif' .. -. n U as ' ' .Ill f .. .. I-F W! E--, ara ug, .. ' !'!1!'ii:i !f!!i ' !'!!!f LORETTA L. CHRISTENSEN, M.D I-Iorvord Umiversiry 'Y' if :J 1 1 WILLIAM A. CHRISTIANA, M.D Wagner College I 'inn J - 1 .v --so-, 3 wtf: ' , - N fU4xQs .. 5, , -... ' ' ' ,- ., '01 ,TQ A V - -., ' xi ' --mw- , 1 X SCOTT KEVIN CLARK, M.D. Lehigh Umiversiry . 1? s Y . . ln is 5 .A x -4. H RONALD E. CLEMENT, M.D Ohio Store Urwiversiry of z N A SANDRA V. COCHRANE, M.D Williams College T '. 5, Fi . 'sy J fr' N 5 'wi' 1 'P 1 X . no . MARK STEPHEN CCDELLA, M.D Georgerown Umiversiry 'I' 1 in 3 - Elf - -nn, - Q I :gg '1 ALAN JEFFREY COHEN, M.D. Hofsrro Umiversiry rr Q , ,- 5 4? if' X ' K ' ' . Y .A N x , He is a depraved, sadistic raggtg killer. LYRIC 42 ST. START! nunnv un 1 n runs murals THOMAS C. CONNOLLY, R.Ph., M.D Urwiversiry of Pittsburgh ROBERT R. CONTI, M.S., M.D Norre Dome Umiversiry Long Islomd University GARY A. COSTACURTA, M.D The Johns Hopkins Umiversiry 1 wr QP' I-.7 Z7 X SALVATORE D'ANGIO, M.D. University of Pennsylvonio The superior man proceeds with the integrity and good- ness of his heart. As in the case of water constantly flowing and filling all depths, he shrank from no danger and eventually escaped from all ravines. His mind is sharpened and made penetrating from its brushes with danger, Progressing consistently is the only way to liberation! The Book of Chtinqv .-2 ,A '. 1 an , -'.1':-, , ' 1' , H ,, .4 If I 1, . A 7 5 tn mf I, -fb :A 1 L 4' 'if . fy -Q, ,K K my I r , I' buff, ' 4 H .I A 1 Q4 A, .4 J ,I hx 'ff 1 4. 1 '4'-. M I '5 W. ,tl , i f Q I 32' 55 I ,iirtzfri 4.1 . K 5 .,fnj..g:Vx'.- .,, 1-ff ba? ,. f. . fx- ' In ii Q Q- 'ini gc A J J . ' I 11' 2 f A M rg' .. ' A -.,., ' , , I ,- .4 gif' L , , L Ig, , sf f, -sig ' I - ,nv i , I gf f cl A ' ff' -Aff ' 1 1.:x- , ,,, .f , :fly-ga 43,14 :fm I I wffW!,.,,.., F' vw h ' e 2 f .1 I QE. S f , l 5,1 A ki ' I' ' Af-.' ' IDU: ft ' I ' ftfwlif i? 1. Y .iid ,Sak I I -'Iv' - ' ill ' ,, x V. ar , ' .-- ws., I Y'k3S.iiW'biW2i4f 1 1 4 ,L 4-gk4,:vQ,, -rg, 43. an A . is - ,Jw .Mg f I ' Ya. . 'u WILLIAM W RD DANIELS, Lincoln Umiversiry JR , ' u . ,,,-- 3 ll Vp, A , ' f' I -f R.. . r' ' , A , 1 . I MICHAEL ANGELO D'ANTQN, III, M.D Rurgers Umiversiry I I5-' STEVEN DANIEL DA TORRE, M.D. Rurgers College ---ui Sfsnm E S-165' ' 5 41.-' 11 , -,guy 5,-' , 3 O. fs- , E f, '1 . 1 ' l'!46. mf 7- A 'K- 1? ' 5 4, , Q . 9 'fl' ln :nO .1- 'y l,-- . Va- K tg 3 III1 Atv - O... ' ' Q Q . . ff A L. . y rl' 4 GEORGE A. DAVIS, M.D Villonovo Umiversiry X f RANDY M. DEAN, M.D Umiversiry of Pirrsburgh V. x 1 -L Y tg M Q EVERYDAY IS A GAMBLE Xk if PAUL DEMJANENKO, M.D. Gannon University xx l A -L wggwg -AD - - e Q 1 1. .tp . i-tit Q . 'lf'--2 M UWT , L,, ' -Pa.. s J.- . iF. if M 2 F3 44' Q-al' 5 N Q. . 4 .1 , Q 4 -.L ,QE I fg-Q 1 ?f,.Nf'1fx'Fg 751 ,L fri' !L 5'., ' -f , , 4.'- 8 .p-.JL -' ,.-'W y , ' V Y i i P I. ,wx I1 4 , 'Q' x S Q X b ix f' x , ll 'v FN 4. 'z - 61.3 L , '. xA ...Q .. . ,Q. .' '.1 1 X 1 X -L . .. A ff . ' 5 f'r , 01 if X 1, 'z n:x.S A, I ' 4 I in 1' '!. J! FK 5 I A .-A-4, Z kg MITTIE M. DRAGOSLJVICH, M.D Gammon Umiversiry .--.-s,- ,' 9 1 Q 1- , 'Q buff, ' he --fir Q n ,45, jslfz' A' 1'--' K Ps gig' 'Q' 1 5. Sv a-Q , -. . . f' - x ,-A w Q' I ,4.. V ,L , , I 1 , ' Q . 1 ,-' ' 1 . ,' git- a r 6 , . ulcl. R I Hx I3 1. XS ? PAUL S. ERBA, M.D. Bosron College CAREN EUSTER, M.D Syracuse Universiry 1-5 ,ff M-v ..--Y'l -,,,,..-f id U EMANUEL JOHN FALCCDNE, JR., M.D The Johns Hopkins Umiversiry 2 f S , ' Je ' J GREGG FELD, M.D. Cornell University Y ggi, sh S 9 57 . . 4 215 ,L W 3 - if , l JAMES C. FERENZI, M.D. Illinois Bemedecrime College Pm 'f s'1f .f-Q' ' . .J F., Rani.,-. L ' J ' ' lb Hywj ' sf if f'5a ff Vt1 4' ' 'W - Tv' 4'-2-gf ' Q ,gi W ,3,QSgf,:u, N gi fiff- Us' lr' :fe xx! l In W' CAROL ANN FILOMENA, M.D. Sr. Joseph! Umiversiry Xf' nfl S' -ll I ,Rf i vu: .ya , 1f A ,5- 11 STEPHANIE A. FLORA, M.D Colorooo Srore Umiversiry 4.4. JACK L. FLOWERS, M.D. Pennsylvonio Store Universiry Pd' f JON M. FORAN, M.D. Umiversiry of Colifomio, Riverside 's THOMAS F. FREENOCK, JR., M.D. Temple Umiversiry W' 33:5 GN, ,. 5 J' ' uf r. L.-.V ELIZABETH ANN FRIES, M.D. Gammon Umiversiry O V , ,., , jt'1'?' EWU in J V Tw- E,--T wig. lv. 1, -Q' ' .s . ' .1 -.,,. , V.: g,,1,-45,1 V' '. . mi x N it fx ,, , .-.DNS . I TSWFQH 43? A ff' ff'ff..+.-f vp . ., . ' Ay, , .,g9f,,9,wt: 'sflxfl '- .jg . Q54 -.r .,, , .fi . .fi .',fg.-Q. RMA - - yuh 4 4,1 P 1 DOUGLAS SCCTT FUGATE, M.D Wheoron College 52? We .wwf 136 Q Qi x ii? I -. x I fb. -:4x, ALFRED E. GEISSELE, M.D Sr. Vincenr College STEPHEN GELFMAN, D.D.S., M.D SUNY or Buffalo Columbia University KATHLEEN H. GERBERT, M.D Gannon Umiversiry I ' K ' L f ' X. ' . X u I if 1. . K. I f ff 5 Elf x A 140 Pi-:fix -:li 3 ,pf A ,E ,ii K . 1, x r-3-'I -.4 - 1. ,8- Ti gg viii .-,Yr I fs 1 0 is ra Qi J , ,i 4' W, Kwik, . af ' ,I .L . A ff, . V 1 5 M 2 QE F1 Q55 .-A W N- U Q I P f i i 'M' s 'E' WILLIAM J. GERHARDT, M.S., M.D. Pennsyivonio Srore University Universiry of Tennessee 4 4 I . :ii 2 33 x. ,ik 4 ' YC' 1 it 'Nw gd.. .f ,I .11 -.1 X 9 X . S CRAIG GINSBERG, M.D Temple Umiversiry I. i 1' N-si? 'iq JEROME PAUL GLUCKMAN, M.D Brown Universiry lovgf' DANIEL JAMES GLUNK, M.D. Wilkes College ,Wf wgalafzlcabaf NWN llli '- zo .non :aa . 'fig ', A. . -1. 1, Q 1 A w , Q 1.5, 'F . . I ,s 5. 'u?5 . J 1 ,I v - c ' I x ' A 1 1 A y X 'wen' 4 X , ix a ' . i ww ' HX . 1.4-!1 :Ja ' - cr . .ac 'Ku IQ Q X., AJ .L f v, ,wx .A4'x, N.. fra. .3 ,.g T1 Q Q . -3? -'x .', :1, DOUGLAS C GOHN M.D 4- 4 1 3 , 5 I dv 1 ... 5 . Q, , I. . I . .4 . ' '92 . u Q 'Q ,la , 1 ROBERT P. GOLDBERG, M.D Rurgers College lf' iv 'z 'f+X 1v's'4S's'I'I ' Va.4,A'45.9.9.O.5.0.g.o. V v I+1.WZ'Z'I'Z'I'.'Z+. 5 Q ...9,....0.0, 94,903.0'0.0'O'9'o'0'Q'o'o siunouowttu w0.44y'o.q'O.6.5AO,o - 0 Q 0 Q 0 4 ' v o Q ,l'9 500' 9 9 ' O U o U 'v by vii 4 4 4 'o'o'4'4 0.6 6 5 o 9 o Q 6 0 4 055.4 fo? O 9 Q Y , i rl' Q' An- 1 ,fag L. BARTON GOLDMAN, M.D. Pennsylvonio Srofe Universiry - I .im M- 5 'Ng Qu. , 295' -x ff Tiff' 'A '41 'K 'GA , L x L . 'Q A . ,ly--PM . A-1- -r, ,1 YL'- 1 4 ,. 4 A1 2...-f 'ily 541' 54 4 U lf BRIAN LOUIS GORDON, M.D. Umiversiry of Colifomio, Los Angeles A 1 ,- Ar , . 1g2?.f ',' X J- J: 7, r 1 gf 2. 4 . ' . JONATHAN GRECO, M.D. Pemmsylvonio Srore Universiry S3 ' Q -1 I .L ' A 'A O Q s f ii, -1 .S- Q ,.. ELLIOT B. GREENBER6, M.D. lndiomo Urwiversiry L T I up YUUIB bfi .1 V UUIHUH - num 0 3 L2 RY f 'lla JEANNINE R. HAHN, M.D. Colifomio Srore Umiversiry . ,Q was' :- ir! wg U if 4. X x 'Ui -:f,f' ! sv'-' MA an 'Flsn. at-I':4l'f frAu BRIAN A. HERMAN, PH.D., M.D S.UN,Y. or Duffels N 1. l lk 'li -V 5 - 4 4 -- vw' ' B r v U xi, 1 Q f t '- , .w,,.. f 4 JOHN TROY HILL, M.D. University of Alobomo We ore heolthy only to the extent thot our ideas ore humane. Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. if 'Y 3 m '. 'Q-'51 A! K5 I .N Yi.. gy..-' X X . ' 'Y unii . ,.,J- P9 J . 4 f X F5 u. iv A , ii, ,J ' x I i 'x 1 DAVID E. HOFFMAN, M.D Lehigh University A ,iw i flik -E If ALEX MICHAEL HORCHAK, M.D Gammon Umiversiry .1--l , - . 11 - - - Q Q- a - . 1. Q 'Q'-' l C 'TW' v., -- ox ,, , 'L-ini 1 , , . '.- Q s CATHY J. KALBACH HOSHAUER, M.D Albrighr College ua. f' - PATRICIA ANN HUGHES, M.D Lincoln University cvxs- r 1f e X f ' ,' A I I v L P ,I PAUL J. HUGHES, M.D Wilkes College 4 is l-lfeailm 33 Q 51 il 58 'VS 'H-.1 fix--7 'sf AVI JACOBY, M.D. Universiry of Pennsylvania 'P 11.43-5 n E5 V 5335'- L wg MICHAEL K. JEFFERSON, M.D. George Woshimgrom Umiversiry -...a f .r mmf lj! nt 1 . J' '...4 1 X1 . 'I XAVQRJO y V 5 N4 J-.JV Ui :W'jlw'N if A 1, ' 1, 1 MARY C. JENNINGS, M.H.S., M.D. The Johns Hopkins Umiversiry ,, I i' is 1 4 , 21-If xy! O qv A T I A ' v I 'hh I KRISTIN ADELE JENSEN, M.D Umiversiry of South Doleoro thi? .f . aux up - ,M W - : '21w??'j:.g:1 . J 9, , . QW iraq 1 Ju A , t an ,. r .S , ,Q K. ,Y V, yt. H' M- ,, -,qw T ,ffm . M. . , A- .., ...Q ! . ,4 1' L' 3 .74 'F' v ' A O - 1 . s gf'. gtf 5' 1 s 3 si. ,- S fall Q x' I- N'- s 'QA v O 100 . E raft: C0 ' 1 H. I ,. 4, M I :N fN DOROTHYANN JONES, M.D Clwesmur Hill College S7 KV'- l 2 'sv' STEVEN JUNGERWIRTH, M.D Queens College of CUNY. ll , .Sfm- .-x . . 4 .'1l 5-fu. 1- , .5 ' 1 Rf' 1 1Q ' . gl ifviugxg-tai Q? ,vy tu- ' 1 Qg,,g,,, Qi -. 'iw an N, ry'gr,3JJ ' ' PM -il-xr, Q- Ulf any . ,:nM . 'au-sun,..,,- :sunli- li ll 'Axis 'il 1 l .AE A ... I 5, -5. .:-:..-v- 34' --1111 s.-nnlnsrw 24,1 -iniliiiis' . iuwnnl gf una if i 'hifi Q age lk as 'Y v, ,.,,.phi i il ,,.,', ANDREW KAMINSKI, M.D. Widener Umiversiry x 1. 1 : I . 3 . . 55 'K D Q if ml. ,4 .- V 5 x Y S XX X X , -xx X X XX,XXNX-V, K, Ni Q V F' Lf: 168 1 Q wa I 4 Ei u , , QW--.., 4 ' a 4 v . Tx ,, 1 xc IW .V X F' Q , if PETER ERIC KAMMERER, M.D. Universify of Colifomio, Som Diego 1 'Qs 844 541, 'i . 44 xi' 'S' up 2 v iriii .. if K 5 I: ixnxi-ix l Q? X4 , 57 l' W A-V DAVID G. KANN, M.P.H., Vossor College Columbia Umiversiry w,,'..,.4,,,,,.puni' 255375. IRENE LUCAS KANSKY, M.D. Umiversiry of Scromron if 1-Jpfr 'R CLINIC ':5 ! kiwvzu . 1: ik R311 ERIC M. KARDON, M.D. Gammon Umiversiry A I ss: -f ' .. I 4 .' U n ,Q . 9. if . -3 Y G N slam , s I, hu.. THOMAS J. KASCHAK, M.D. Pemmsylvomio Store University EUGENE H. KASKIW, M.D Wagner College ELLEN LORRAINE KEMPER, M.D Umiversiry of Colifomio, Davis M? 5 fit. ,NA 5 if ' I .I 0 Q 4 JONATHAN DANIEL KIVITZ, M.D Universiry of Pennsylvania U I x. 13' . , ' r , 44'1' y Axglvw 5. JULIA E. KLEES, M.D. Lehigh Umiversiry 7 w 'Thu xv Adi! ,I 3, :JS f. ts in ff . 2.21-Lf .113 EMMA JEAN KNIGHT, M.D Gannon University BARTON M vii THOMAS STEPHEN KOWALKCWSKI, M.D. Fromlslin ond Morsholl College KIMBERLY ANNE KRESOVICH, M.D. r Y 1 P '-s Wilkes College S z,'1Qf'PN ' irq ,' , fi ' .,.,,l A 26,1 7 l 4? ' , X .. Z , V lb' X5 l I X A N V 'lb - .r 4 4 r i ls ' Q DIANA C. KUSHNER, M.D. Wilkes College C17 . . Y 43 -,,,,,,..-7-r-- -,,-.,.....--1-v-' ...-..,J--- ....---1-- 7 ,,,,,.......-1-uiv ..,...-f ,, . F' Y .,,,4,..-- 1 ,ik , ...m,-. -.-.-,......--.- V I 1..- ,..........--- 4 f -..,,, .,- , ' 7 ..-1.z,,-- ,......-4 ,i-ii .......-.--- 4 s C ' 3 U 'Q p- A A V s x Q il, . Y. , +2 .2 A 7' 'Q N ' YA I 'V 1 p . vs 'TQ 7' X .wx ' X X 1 N ' .8 ' A ' ' 1 tg. D .t.. ' V' . s ROBERT WALTER KYRCZ, M.D. Universiry of Pennsylvania . V. us, '. RONALD LAKATOS, M.D. Pemmsylvomio Srore Umiversiry ,A W, If J JAMES FRANCIS LAMB, M.D Villomovo Umiversiry 1- If 1,2 yu- Q A A ' ' 1 I in I yx Q an-l N N -,J- I 'A .X I Qstlflsgx IX! ' L f CRAIG ALLEN LAPHAM, M.D North Dokoro Store Universiry -u.,. ' i A-I-.IJ QQ AXQX Q Ahqqav, STEVEN IRA LEFFLER, PH.D., M.D New York Umiversiry GERALD J. LEVANDCSKI, JR., M.D Wilkes College FFF I ?' A l ' g y IB6 PGY 1's just like Core III, right? '55 Q X ,ji-I E1 17- .,... f7 JON ALAN LEVENSON, M.D Universiry of Pennsylvonio X -B GQ fa 'A :fi .txx N ., A 14.- ln his vnrly d f k i ll LAWRENCE J. LEVENTHAL, M.D Brandeis Umiversiry ROBERT W. LEVIN, M.D Oberlin College .. N 1q fin'ShF-fi ef, ' . I . :,i5g-aug? W? fffa RONALD M. LEVIN, M.D. l.oSolle College x,1v '11 ' ' -'wr X I ,pth r Vg Remembering my grandmothers, Minerva Axelrod and Anna Levin, who believed in the dream but are not here to share in the reality. ' RQ LAWRENCE SCOTT LEVIT, M.D Rutgers College g 'f ' 1 . , -1' Y o , nf e 0 Q, 'J 4' Atv , if .T .4 . - . A ' 0 . ,1 , ,. I. . , . A 1 .- I, PETER KENNETH LINDEN, D.M.D., M.D. Rutgers College Bosron University Nm- X sni 3'MN 11: '41 5 LINNEA PETERSON LINDERMAN, M.D. A . W Cornell Universiry .vu , v AQ , . 'A ' Y If - , . ff 'w ' u CARMEN ROSARIO LLOPIZ-MORALES, Yole- University ,m Q Q Pre, ii. ' .Q I. .105 -1 4 OO F JUUEU STAT!! PBST UWC! -. U -. --.. '1 -io ,N ,- JEFFREY H. LOOSE, M.D Albrighr College . 3 f'.A . ,.'J I . ' J 4 - . y f o . A I I J X . . ' s . , 5 - ' r . I . f . Y Y' V-- . .na M-JE' A o . 96 . , il ., S1 ' I-' W f JOHN J. LUKASZCZYK, M.D. Villonovo Umiversiry 1 1- f 2? ? HN' A 15- 'QM . v '.' 4., Pak 4 A , gf. 0. 35, 5. ri-' .JY ,Pb ' 5' B 7 Q D 'J 221 . ,mL-rg 'Inf' . an 'NC Si' J CARTON TED A. MATTHEWS, JR., M.D. Allegheny College JANET MC BARRON, M.D Widener University 5- 5 5+ . 5 ei: Q - a ith! Qf 42:-.Q li .1 l will not cease from mental fight William Blake .2 li-r MALCOLM LENNOX MC HARG, M.D Haverford College r W 5? U ' 5 'HY-1 .,, a- .. ' 4 if D 5912- M we- J L 1 1' 3 L ,L ROBERT C. MESSEY, M.D. Lofoyerre College .4 3, . 37 rf X. - ' I WILLIAM F. MILLS, M.D I-Ioughrom College 3 Q1-Si 'fa' 2 V 1 , .a.1Sa: 2L. -,-,,5.,, i, - 1 f JN ,, ii K Y ,nf - tit- .aww--' A -'V 5- 'W 6 AN ., 1. ---R u..,,.1 .f ,E ........., in -' Q35-I Gggxd 1 ,V Qi -.Ein Hai X ,Z ,, .- .- I ,,.. 4 E' M,- 'Y - ' f QW 'A ' vfq , Y ,EWR ff.. Y fi' ROBERT LAWRENCE MCRAN, JR., M.D. Syracuse Umiversiry Y. v I I LOUIS C. MORELLI, M.S., M.D. Foirleigh Dickinson Umiversiry Wagner College E F00 T Pl 4 1 .r 'X xi-in X .24 r,f V' if 2.- 's L. . 1 JCSEPH JAIRUS MORGAN, M.D Pennsylvonio Srore Universiry :Tram uwnn MASADA Museum w' !. ROHINTON J. MORRIS, M.D Jumioro College N 9... :fi Zlmur 'Uinrit Q9mnia 1,6 fig, 5 mas! MARGARET S. MORTON, M.D. Gannon Umiversiry 6 x 'ip 5 '.-Ba, D K 45? WADE A. NEIMAN, M.D. Lehigh Umiversiry AC I ' .iff Us-4 ' IN . x Q , I L 'U - CATHERINE D. NICOLAIDES, M.D Albany Store Umiversiry L A I . 40 A - P 'W -. Y 'u FRANK C. OLSHEMSKI, M.D Wilkes College if A l I TQ , v.. .M xl lm - 44 . if -X ' A - - Q4 P , ,,-.nb arf: IRA K. ORGEL, M.D. Lehigh Umiversiry 'QW ix -' -I 'f .FI ,N 'ffi 6.125 3 fs X. Q5 WILLIAM JOSEPH O'TOOLE, M.D. Widener Umiversiry f-Og X 1 D R' ' X! TIMOTHY W. PALMER, M.D. Wilkes College QQ' 'Q-. 1 4? 'til' JAMIE D. PARANICAS, M.D Fordham Umiversiry fi NANCY J. PARISER, M.D Vonderbilr University RICHARD TAYLOR PENLY, M.D Texas A ond I Umiversiry X mm R x nr fgi' ,R X ' ox Yr-fr XRX X. There are places I remember, All my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better Some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments With lovers and friends I still can recall n. .8 P glf 'fUii. 'qigliiiml ggnflliifi' sv., rg P S I Some are dead and some are living, In my life, I've loved them all. Lennon and McCartney 491965 Northern Songs Ltd. All rights for the United States and Mexico controlled by Maclen Music, lnc., cfo ATV Music Corp. Used by permission. All Rights Reserved. -nf - ,Qu Ajffk 1- N 1, -P G RAUL ANToNlo PEREZ, Mn. Fordhom University r '- Q l l i 11,4 JOHN S. PERRY, M.D. Wilkes College 47? . -4.1. ,fir K sn - -. K There are different kinds of spiritual gifts, but the same spirit gives them. There are different ways of serving, but the same Lord is served. There are different abilities to perform service, but the same God gives ability to everyone for their particular service. -A ,,.,,--' ' l l'0IlIlff!I-H15 I2 41 X. 'r'-Q 21' R . rw ix .L if-' .! . 4:1 x 2 x a 1 ' i i , y 1 ' 5 '. f V p N 1 iii. . 14 'iii JEFFREY DAVID PETERSOHN, M.D. The Jonns Hopkins University 5 i 'igq' ,ff -. ,F If - 'AV' . A-Q..- WILLIAM JAMES PETERSON, M.D Arizona Srore Umiversify CONSTANTINE E. PHIRIPES, M.D. North Texos Store Umiversiry University of Texas or Dollos l ff W r-. ' .3 ,-,Q . , 5-1 X ,,,,. 41: 'El' X 4 l J. HARRY PICKLE, IV, M.D Muhlenberg College w me llQ L LWl, 'fN 'llll Xl il Mill Ul ll X- 1 :li JEFFREY H. PINSK, M.D. Georgerowm Umiversiry 'TUV f az. I' 4 Q, WE! N 53, -2, mural mul Wyymlm' A UQ' ang i W is usb! ig phmflphu, 11.fm.gu..... '01 Ely: 01r.lhn.1!r Sflguul lf, ng mmm -rf Un It-lmmwm .llfmul Gihilfgf ,mb H.,.pn,xl .4 11l,.L..mpu.. L, mdprdg grmirh lu us bg th: lumnmmnultlg ui llrnnujIu.vm.1 hnur ruulmni vlu mgur nurhlr uf Ulgulnsuplgg upnn fuxlfgnug Iusrplp Uiriunu up lpn nmnfnmlv mfam .u fn.. m,...m..f..1. ...ua mu. ....,...m aw ny, mmm .J ng.. 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REISINGER, M.D Chorhom College It ' 1 , A . lx, y s . . 1 1 4' . gy, ' , P s 5' I . 9, I Y, GEORGE EVAN REYNOLDS, M.D Umiversiry of Colifomio, Davis r NSN r XE , N X 1 X X X XL Qfjjff E 'af GZQALAR J ml I fi Q 1' X X ' x f I ff X' M is 'X Xa 'f ff XXX X' 4' br? in ff - . ,KA 'AS' xfxg-1? ' 'A X ja, ,J 17 xeff rf QQ xx F xfj 5?'1 ?fX 7 I is . U ' 3 ff T Q 5' X' P egvgu df.: Q X L . 5 JE x ,' L we i 1 2.37-, ' Q Y Wk' af-X N'JNm,O'LDl.uEu. 'Tnrybody back! Tim nan's .swallowed Ins nose! Don? panyc, l'n a sheet mural werlurf Someone bring me a pail of wazerusd 4 N!ChU'5 midi JOHN CHRISTDEN RICHARDS, M.D. University of Coliforrwio, Berkeley isa GEORGE G. ROMERO, M.D Ocicidemrol College 5 is 5 . , X, Q ' a Q , 1 .' N K, P It x . A - v ., ' ' ,R p ,, --In GERALD GEORGE ROSSMAN, M.D Duquesne Universiry -1-'Ri .- .rp-Q-1. r -' . K 1 'TV . 4 ,I J 4 sg-.1 A., . , ,L . . E .N l , 'QR -'r' . .4 . ,.- -t-M . . 5 . -f' , fr f .1 S .ta , ' k A1 N . X Xia gs MICHAEL IAN ROTHMAN, M.D. Widener University sf, if 'J ' . . NON NUMMIS VIRTUTE PARA- TUM. CACqdired not my mdnev but by cndrdcter D CITIUS, FORTIUS, ALTIUS. CFOSIQV, Stronger, Higneri In the midst of winter, I discov- ered, thot there was in me on invincible summer. I ,M Albert Comus f.1 f lw JX JEFF RUZICH M.D. Orol Roberrs Umiversiry 9 J Q! kk sq X I -.9 JOSEPH J. SABADISH, M.D. Wilkes College ,K ,Ti gf .IX J. 11.0 1 .l'-' W'S.s1'. lff 9131? , 5 ' Lg' 35.1, . 2,-El ' ' X ' m L ,bd Two supportive friends sadly left behind. ,MZ X Part of my family at the Faculte Libre de Medecine AH NQBP TRUDY SAMUELS, M.D. Temple Universiry The only family portrait l could find. 236 li. 'Q .- J JEAN L. SANTO, M.D Gannon Umiversiry 1 v f - A 4 v ' . 1 v . MICHAEL F. SARSON, M.D. Foirfield Umiversiry A . , ,Lakin lf,-P ,AA cf .1 Ang- on Q' xii' W and 5 'lm ANDREA M. SAXON, M.D. Pennsylvania Srore Universiry X I . 1'?'i 'aj ' -x f. I I N 'i' 4 , .f' f FREDERIC H. SCHWARTZ, M.D. Trinity College F3 . . ttf' 19' Ax 'Ll WILLIAM JON SCHWEITZER, M.D. University of Sourherm Colifomio .wb ,A as xii 'Q -i MICHAEL A. SCUTELLA, M.D Gammon University 1. ' 1 .Q Q ' Q C 1 r Lf, RICHARD ALLAN SEIDELMAN, M.D. Universiry of Pennsylvania ., O rj . .,. . 4,7 4 , 5 . N 5 , nfs CATHARINE LOUISE SHANER, M.D. l Muhlenberg College The 5th principle of the African-based value system, is more properly known as the NGUZA-SABA. The English translate it to mean PURPOSE It is a name I carry with great pride because it is a constant reminder of my obligation to Nurture and Fulfillg to carry the Spirit of the Creator in my dealings within my community, my family and my profession. NIA-VALERIE A. SHELL, M.D. Boston University N .. .1 Without PURPOSE, Life is meaning- less, void of direction and driveg dry and sterile. I want to be ever-blooming, burst- ing forth with PURPOSE: to be like the RIVER flowing and teeming with Life to- ward the Ocean, adding whatever I can to the PEACE that must re-encompass our World. 2 'N ,f STEPHEN A. SHORE, M.D. University of Pennsylvonio Zia i,-L F! f 'aw-:fx-iff' R. MARK SHORT, M.D. Lehigh Umiversiry gr. 'Vi ix 0? 43:2 1, A. , of 1'4- .4 '. fm ' . I ' 2 K ,':U'flL' - I is ' I Q ' af if i ' 33: H' ttf i'x h f rt 1 'xi 1 1 3 .U a . U t A 'vie 'H' .gl A it 57' Qmg. 5 'Exx- ',4 ' as Nix 7' IRWIN B. SIMON, M.D. Cose Wesrerm Reserve Urwiversiry ' 1 7 48 53 J 'dxf A . Q19 GEORGE EDMOND SMITH, M.ED., M.D Murray Store Umiversiry Rurgers Umiversiry '76 53 JACK E. SMITH, M.D. Lycoming College 'TTT snr rw . , n w Z! If L 4L1 fi? Q, o , am g 'a x a JTL1-fW l 'Wi MERVYN W. SMITH, M.D. Bowdoin College ,fe ff ' -'Q -. , wif in 3'- ! x I -af -KA L if A gn' 1 HCJWARD JOHN SCJLOMON, M.D Woshimgron ond Jefferson College 'fx 1 ' 'Y , fi. X '?' ,rf-A: c' 1, x CCNSTANTINE GEORGE SOTEREANOS, M.D. Umiversiry of Pirfsburgh .Viwx Ji To OCHIQVQ OI! mm I5 po-,sable we must orrompr IIWQ lmpofysable We VYWUSI drvmm 'WN of belmq more KCJYON pxxlxfrl To be 05 much as wo um bv I EDWARD FRASER SPILKER, M.D. Universiry of Pennsylvonio ,I :..--f L1 , 1- ll Q56 .5- A ciuj! Q66 'EJ FIV, I -rxsmxf if JAMES E. SUCHNICKI, M.D Umiversiry of Scranton 8 Y-fn' V QM V, ,N I x X , X R.. lr ns omly vvurh rhe heorr rhor one Com see righrly, when as essemriol as invisible ro me eye Amrome de SOIOF Exubery v .4 1- -xr New Pemf fiw .N 117 44 MATTHEW G. SULECKI, M.D. Gammon Universiry NIL, I' . ---r ll! if . 1 ' w A . x s . f P nA MARGARET SZABUNIO, M.D I-Iumrer College XS -nuff ,,,,.-f' ww lmlcy, Minn L xg Q ci I Weight L48 Has. riternltx Xlpn Umm' 1 Xlpha Hr nmrdry. mffltillllft' chemistry Cuurst HI foil vil. ' MARY B. TOPCRCER, M.D Wilkes College 5 XF A 1 I f if 1 -29 PAUL R. TOURIGNY, M.D. Umiversiry of Florida WP! -fi y Q 95 Q 1 E N s 'in 'e 'H ' P 4 x lw i u. eh if x . , ' ,I :f 'Y Z? 'fi is DANIEL F. VAN RIPER, M.D. Muhlenberg College Q'-Q., RICHARD R. VISCARELLO, JR., M.S., M.D McGill Umiversiry Umiversiry of Mossochuserrs fi In Q Q X S- .nr, .. v, , 'xv 5 X .gf STEPHEN J. VOYCE, M.D. Wilkes College 1' 1 Is' 'V fl V if l xy V? Z 'ml ,N K mv PHIL WAGMAN, M.D. Wesrmimsrer College Ns-P' .XXVX Qv. V ,A .x 1' 1. 7 J , ,. , I hx ' ,, .9 Q Q 1 L st f x v ' ul ,-, 1 J S A-' ' 1, 2 xg 1 -Y I , - 3 V g ' f 1 V Q ' -I ' f , ,4f4 , r4- 3, 1 . 1 Q! , x JEFFREY M. WAHL, M.D. The Johns Hopkins Umiversiry 'fi RICHARD L. WEISS, M.D. Albrighr College 1 TI M 7? 4x j , 53 i nf, ,lag K 1 u z ml X i 4 ff lr . ff? -. ...Qin I if 51 f 1 ,K r Q DOUGLAS KEITH WEITZMAN Emory University XS 1 - 4 l ....a.nl h FREDERICK WILLIAM WENDLER, M.D Philoclelplwio College of Phormocy E: Science IEW ne ,J ix Q I L' v fi 3 Qi. lf fl' Q 'af Pb x ROBERT E. WHITE, M.D Sr. John Fisher College P3-. 8,4 ,Mb '. I ' - -sq 4 ihrlf ' 77 L . . , . ,' F ! ,.,,l4 ef ez- L ffl ,UQ ! 3 1 ,ry,,f- , V .' , ,.i ' f ,Q l ig' for 9-X x'w ' JILL M. WINSLOW, Wilkes College S M.D. as 'F' n mb- -M 'N n-Fife , I, ,JUS-1, ,,. A 3, ,.. . A .-.f, Ar, , . ma xl: fy.-.agpffw W We .gfw an mr ' Ag..-Y' ki? ul UM A x . i. we pc. A -6. 1'-wq.,,,,. --J., , , ywt A ffl. I-'ww 'tl fs.,.. is 'mo-' 'ry' l ll 1 fl l l ll l ', l ll ll l I all ll ll l N' ! 'l 9 Q xl in l + l .l i 1 T l l l .a'2-if I 56.41 ' Q? THOMAS A. WITKOWSKI, M.D Pennsylvonio Srore Unive-rsiry , X ! f I s ff- I x Q x s x , . lu, f L I f , -. . N 7 ul Q rl , 1 jj gt x -'. 1 .Lvl K, . . V, . Dr fesff - if' 4 9 L. TIMOTHY WOLFE, M.D. Lehigh Universiry Lg? G MARK ALAN WOODWARD, M.D Temple Umiversiry RICHARD S. WGZNIAK, M.D Umiversiry of Pirrsburgh f? fq I 1 I . 1 I f,l MS: I I I I PATRICIA WRIGHT, M.D. Rider College A fu, r ' ' 3 L. . I . an i 4 c ., e- iv li :J-ZHIEFIQR . 01 Q Nfl ' W I I fmef. 9A f I an I NTI-I PRESBYTERIAN Jesus said to them, All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations. Matthew 28:18-19 Manorom Chrshan HospHaL ThaHand r ' 'Q -he-as I I-'lv' lFE'F' YFUL insist inn BIBLE FNTH lltiif AGE ETCHU ri WE 'K SCOTT LEE YAGEL, M.D. Pennsylvania Store University i li E1 1 R If 5... ck! ng' W 'KC -N 'DEQ' F4 .tu- 'Sn ,M A U I 1 n I A 5 CNAIK 'EF xv'-J-T' ' v 1' ,ff 'Q s ry' I r N- . V1 las. N ' ' . .,.X - s ' A -N, 'S ,. E. J' . Q. xfl- 4. Ki 'f Z W 1121. 1 N' L. I- x. .xx .af r N I , 5 sf ff L I, 'b. .ll v J . .1 X 4 G f-- ul .... nr sb, 11 nffxf W! Rag .4,,x wit Lx is , , ,M 0 DAVID P.. zAci4RisoN, M.D. rap-w. Ns- E-su., 5, 4 it o 278 Brigham Young University 5: i 3 C aim -5-. . ' .. v. chilli sig-,rf wa, ' D-:Ay , 4 ' 'H+- S' X , ,xx A x -R ,-yj, 5 .- PETER L. ZAMFIRESCU, M.D. Umiversiry of Colifomio, Irvine QQ 279 K me if ,X 25 ' 'f '11 4 x , 1 , . 9 1' C . .1 132 DAVID M ZISA, M D Hofsrro Umiverslry 'y N5 V 3 V Q A 'LA ,' tl S 14 R' 32 sz 'W 40 xa 1' , 'pw n S 1 X' K Hg L I H P5 6 l f f, 1 ml J' .7 N f'.. ' 9 f Maya 1 K4Qw:f'w 'Q 50 Waiting for the Match 'Twas the Night Before Match Day 'Twas the night before Match Day and all through the class Each Hahnemann Senior had nausea and gas. The Match forms were filed with the utmost of care, And mailed to Evanston, Please, God, not there! That night while tossing and turning in beds, Visions of envelopes danced in their heads, Boston, New York, Chicago, L.A .... The location didn't matter, nor did the pay. Awake and anxious, to Geary they flew, March 14th, 'twas noong their destinies were due. Suddenly in the rear there arose such a clatter They sprang from their seats to see what's the matter. And what to their wondering eyes did appear, A little old man with envelopes of cheer. Eyebrows of cotton, wisps of gray hair, Rumpled plaid jacket...Hugh Bennett was there. Straight to the podium, he announced with a smile, You've all done quite well. You've beat Harvard a mile!' He wasted no time but went straight to his work, He handed out envelopes as he said with a smirk: Fine clinicians you'Il be, in the best Hahnemann tradition It's a shame we can't bill you another year's tuition! 'Midst the champagne and food, Hugh Bennett did arise, A toast to the seniors! Congratulations, guys! We are pleased that you came here, we wish you could stay, Don't forget the alumni...they'll contact you in May. His speech now finished, he walked slowly out of sight. Best of luck to all, and to all a good night! , Ph in Waiting for Match Day does strange things to people As The Stomach Turns: MATCH DAY f ' ,pf r v gr- ef ,F Q , A, 's I N v i fi 4 W T I . x J! 574' -nd 'if-r ff .15 ,J-. 1 -- -Lo ze 1.1 -J' ,. 2 'A F 1 QS if g-,7 Three more years at Hahnemann!?!! ICM ,- S, .. -Z ii . ' if' Baba Abudu 3941 Veselich St. Los Angeles, CA 90039 San Joaquin, Stockton Mike Aigner 2045 Washington St. Allentown, PA Harbor-UCLA, Torrance Farid Amin 122 Wesley Ave. Baltimore, MD 21228 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Debbie Anzalone 521 Dennison Ave. Wyoming, PA 18644 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Bruce Arose 2420 Independence Ave. Roslyn, PA 19001 SUNY, Stony Brook Rich Au 4750 DaRosa Dr. Sacramento, CA 95822 Tripler, Honolulu Bob Auerbach 439 Jefferson St. Lansdale, PA 19446 Yale, New Haven Bob Balogh 423 Brook Dr. Spring City, PA 19475 Jefferson, Philadelphia Warren Beaver Box 308 Linesville, PA 16424 Hamot, Erie Mark Bell 239 Grove Ave. Cedarhurst, NY 11516 Maimonides, Brooklyn Mary Berkebile P.O. Box 195 Tire Hill, PA 15959 Shadyside, Pittsburgh Steven Bernstein 311 E. 25th St. New York, NY 284 SENIOR DIRECTORY Tony Berson 12502 S. Garden St. Houston, TX 77071 Mt. Zion, San Francisco Pat Bianchi 5107 Pirates Cove Rd. Jacksonville, FL 32210 University, Jacksonville Tony Bivlns 5811 Coachmen East Lindenwold, NJ 08021 Washington Hosp., D.C. Dave Bizousky 1000 Woodland Ave. Punxsatawney, PA 15767 Allegheny, Pittsburgh Dave Bloom 351 Bonker Dr. Oceanside, NY 11572 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Dave Borofsky 130 Serpentine Lane Albertson, NY 11507 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Ron Brennan 967 Fabian Way Sharon, PA 16146 Case Western, Cleveland Susan Broderman 7007 Rutland St. Philadelphia, PA 19149 MCP, Philadelphia Steve Brown 433 Hicksville Rd. Massapequa, N.Y. 11758 Hahnemann, Philadelphia John Busowski 136 Glencoe Dr. W. Mifflin, PA 15122 Aultman, Canton Joe Caldwell 1700 B.F. Parkway 41807 Philadelphia, PA 19103 U. Miami, Miami Lucien Cardinal 1175 Dunbar Hill Rd. Hamden, CT 06514 Norwalk, Norwalk Rich Cassidy 6 London Lane Endicott, NY 13760 Geisinger, Danville Frank Chlarulli 2054 Mayflower Ave. Bronx, NY 10461 Joint Diseases, New York Viv Chou 640 Wedgewood Rd. Bethlehem, PA 18017 W. PA., Pittsburgh Laurie Christensen 1513 Grandview Dr. Gallup, NM 87301 Monmouth, Long Branch Bill Christiana 64 Islington St. Staten Island, NY 10308 MCP, Philadelphia Scott Clark 118 Emerald Ave. Mt. Penn, PA 19606 Allentown, Allentown Ron Clement 151 Tremont St., Apt. 18B Boston, MA 02111 Baystate, Springfield Sandy Cochrane North Rd., Rte. 9D Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Mark Codella 1421 Fela Ave. N. Brunswick, NJ 08902 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Alan Cohen 57 Dunne Pl. Lynbrook, NY 11563 Long ls. College, Brooklyn Tom Conolly 3807 Snowden Rd. Library, PA 15129 Wilford Hall, San Antonio Bob Conti 141 Temple St. Fredonia, NY 14063 Wilmington, Wilmington Gary Costacurta 823 Columbia St. Hudson, NY 12534 Albany Medical, Albany Sal D'Angio 3128 Lanvale Pl. Philadelphia, PA 19145 Rolling Hill, Philadelphia Bill Daniels 1505 St. James Pl. Kingston, NC 28501 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Mike D'Anton 2 Green Valley Dr. Green Brook, NJ 08812 U.NJ., New Brunswick Steve Da'l'orre Stanton Ave. Box 353B Franklinville, NJ 08322 Johns Hopkins, Baltimore Bob Davies 3833 Kirkwood Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19114 Hahnemann, Philadelphia George Davis 4940 Madison Dr. Brookhaven, PA 19015 Bryn Mawr, Bryn Mawr Randy Dean 40 Wayne Ave. Jeannette, PA 15644 West Park, Philadelphia Paul Demjanenko 3411 W. 41st St. Erie, PA 16506 West Park, Philadelphia Charlie Dort 2620 Westwood Parkway Flint, MI 48503 U. VA., Charlottesville Mitty Dragosljvlch 34 Maple Ave. Ext. Aliquippa, PA 15001 Shadyside, Pittsburgh Paul Erba 219 Wildwood Rd. Lynchburg, VA 24502 St. Barnabas, Livingston Caren Euster Harlequin Farm Stagecoach Rd. Morrisville, VA 05661 Dartmouth, Hanover Manny Falcone 62 Chester Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11218 Long Is. Jewish, New York Gregg Feld 125 Curtis Parkway Kenmore, NY 14223 George Washington, D.C. Jim Ferenzi 13045 S. 83rd Court Palos Park, lL 60464 R. Packer, Sayre Carol Filomena 1231 Dundee Dr. Dresher, PA 19025 Jefferson, Philadelphia Stephanie Flora Box 218 1 Estes Park, CO 80517 Monmouth, Long Branch Jack Flowers 310 Greenwood Dr. Mars, PA 16046 U. Maryland, Baltimore Jon Foran 1424 Spruce St. Philadelphia, PA St. Mary's, San Francisco Tom Freenock 2427 Darby Rd. 2nd flr. Havertown, PA 19083 Lankenau, Philadelphia Betty Fries 1234 Spring Valley Dr. Erie, PA 16509 Mercy, Pittsburgh Doug Fugate 202 Jenks Ave. Punxsutawney, PA 15767 Beaumont, El Paso Al Geissele 1 Lakeview Dr. Waterford Works, NJ 08089 Reed Army, D.C. Steve Gelfman 4940 Quailridge Dr. Plainsboro, NJ 08536 Kathy Gerbert 213 Laura Dr. New Kensington, PA 15068 Good Samaritan, Cincinnati Bill Gerhardt 702 Holmes Ave. N. Cape May, NJ 08204 Monmouth, Long Branch Craig Ginsberg 1201 Ricewynn Rd. Wyncote, PA 19095 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Jerry Gluckman 31 Greenlea Lane Westport, CT 06880 Wilmington, Wilmington Dan Glunk Box 196 RD 33 Jersey Shore, PA 17740 U. Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Doug Gohn 1661 Sunset Ave. Lancaster, PA 17601 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Rob Goldberg 1174 Fairfield Rd. Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Bart Goldman 201 Maple Woods Dr. Springfield, PA 19064 McGraw, Chicago Brian Gordon 801 N. Doheny Dr. Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Jon Greco 300 S. Hickory St. Mt. Carmel, PA 17851 MCP, Philadelphia Elliot Greenberg 1334 Montgomery Ave. E-2 Narberth, PA 19072 Vanderbilt, Nashville Jeannine Hahn 5301 F Street Suite 205 Sacramento, CA 95819 Abington, Abington Brian Herman 9330 Lime Bay Blvd. Tamarac, FL 33321 U. Rochester, Rochester John Hill 628 Oak Ridge Dr. Birmingham, AL 35214 Tulane, New Orleans Dave Hoffman 766 Barrymore Lane Bethlehem, PA 18017 Allentown, Allentown Chuck Horchak 1204 Euclid Ave. Aliquippa, PA 15001 Ohio State, Columbus Cathy Hoshauer cfo Church Rd. RD 8-241 Reading, PA 19608 Hershey, Hershey Pat Hughes 734 Stevens Ave. Lancaster, PA 17602 Cooper, Camden Paul Hughes 2404C Lefayette Ave. Roslyn, PA 19001 United Health, Kingston Greg llioff 4319 Devonshire Rd. Harrisburg, PA 17109 Sacred Heart, Allentown Avi Jacoby cfo 61-45 98th St. 4f10J Rego Park, NY 11374 M.C.VA., Richmond Mike Jefferson 438 19th St., N.E. Washington, D.C. 20002 Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland Mary Jennings 2243 lllion St. San Diego, CA 92110 San Bernardino, San Bernardino Kristin Jensen Spirit Lake, lowa St. Frances, Peoria Steve Jesse 22 Chestnut Hill St. Greensburg, PA 15601 Beaumont, El Paso Mark Johnson 90 Midland Dr. Dallas, PA 18612 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Dorothy Jones 9953 Ferndale St. Philadelphia, PA 19115 Abington, Abington Steve Jungerwirth 64-52 Ellwell Crescent Rego Park, NY 11374 SUNY, Stony Brook Andy Kaminski 741 Winchester Rd. Broomall, PA 19008 Monmouth, Long Branch Pete Kammerer 6312 Camino Largo San Diego, CA 92120 Naval Regional, Oakland Dave Kann 1444 Inverness Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15217 U. Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Irene Kansky RD 43 Box 91 Wyoming, PA 18644 United Health, Kingston Eric Kardon 1150 Bower Hill if706B Pittsburgh, PA 15243 Monmouth, Long Branch Tom Kaschak 306 Stephanie Dr. Plymouth, PA 18651 Henry Ford, Detroit Gene Kaskiw 53 Second Ave. Port Reading, NJ 07064 Ellen Kemper Rte. 8, Box 140 ldaho Falls, ID 83401 Community Mem., La Grange Jon Klvlta 226 W. Rittenhouse Sq. Philadelphia, PA 19103 U. Miami, Miami Julie Klees 1679 Lehigh Pkwy. N. Allentown, PA 18103 Mayo Clinic, Rochester Emma Knight RD ffl Shippenville, PA 16254 Mercy, Pittsburgh 28 Tom Kowalkowski 532 White Oak Rd. Blue Bell, PA 19422 W.VA.U., Charleston Kim Kresovich Box 306 Henryville, PA 18332 Temple, Philadelphia Diane Kushner 9 William St. Plains, PA 18705 Geisinger, Danville Bob Kyrcz 28 Raelin Rd. Hamden, CT 06514 St. Joseph's, Stamford Ron Lakatos 1400 Ritchey St. Williamsport, PA 17701 Sinai, Baltimore Jim Lamb 6 Nolan Dr. Malvern, PA 19355 Lankenau, Philadelphia Craig Lapham P.O. Box 222 La Moure, ND 58458 Bowman Gray, Winston-Salem Steve Leffler 40 Morrow Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583 Graduate, Philadelphia Jerry Levandski 305 Maple St. Danville, PA 17821 Geisinger, Danville Jon Levenson 57 West Long Dr. Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tufts, Boston Larry Leventhal 187 Executive Dr. New Hyde Park, NY 11040 Einstein, New York Bob Levin 614 Foxcroft Rd. Elkins Park, PA 19117 MCP, Philadelphia Ron Levin 9820 Bridle Rd. Philadelphia, PA 19115 Bryn Mawr, Bryn Mawr 286 Larry Levit 444 Suffolk Dr. Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Pete Linden 103 W. Lake Shore Dr. Rockaway, NJ 07866 Linnea Linderman 6 Mathaurs St. Milton, MA 02186 Valley Medical, Fresno Carmen Lloplz 515 Gates Ave. -P528 Brooklyn, NY 11216 Maimonides, Brooklyn Jeff Loose P.O. Box 203 Dauberville, PA 19517 Jefferson, Philadelphia John Lukaszczyk 801 Pinte Top Dr. Bethlehem, PA 18017 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Ted Matthews RD 42 Box 59 Ligonier, PA 15658 U. KY, Lexington Jan McBarron 101 Sixth Ave. Folsom, PA 19033 Cooper, Camden Malcolm McHarg Broad Run Rd. West Chester, PA N. Shore, Manhasset Bob Messey 246 Millbrook Dr. Willingboro, NJ 08046 St. Vincent's, Bridgeport Bill Mills Lawrence Corner Rd. Elmer, NJ 08318 West Jersey, Voorhees Bob Moran 636 Park Ave. Syracuse, NY Strong Mem., Rochester Louis Morelli 368 Knickerbocker Rd. Tenafly, NJ 07670 St. Vinvent's New York J.J. Morgan 718 W. Crescent Dr. Vineland, NJ 08360 Hershey, Hershey Roh Morris 193 Sherwood Dr. Monaca, PA 15061 Hahnemann, Philadelphia Margaret Morton 1447 Lynn St. Erie, PA 16503 St. Vincent's, Erie Wade Neiman 131 N. Wayne St. Orwigsburg, PA 17961 HUP, Philadelphia Cathy Nicolaides 33 Margaret Keaton Dr. Pearl River, NY NYU, New York Frank Olshemski 836 N. Washington St. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18705 United Health, Kingston lra Orgel 2103 Greenleaf St. Allentown, PA 18104 U. 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