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

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W, NHIIQ nfl, Humw Z Q S- as mn W Z WWW WN Wm UHNV gin E35 QQ 95 mu mW 0 Sights Of Phi - A-W--Ailv-uv 3122? 'N 2 ..:-310 -- - L A nb . '.' - 1 o .. : . on . if ' 1 2 54 .Q - . . X A 'Q'-Fi-' X Q Q . 1 ', kffv f'-r ', z. Q35 'ff filff if 1ff. ' 2 ' ' 3 :QW ? 8 P w ' Mild SPIML 11 . Vi!! 1-7, bv . . ,- i , gala: 7 A w p. n -1. -.1 :-diy A +tt1t- x .. '-M:-'r -- ,-5 .. it 54 .- 4' 'F gs .Q ,,, X 4 The l988 edition of ENDEAVORS is dedi- cated to Dr. Evangelos T. Angelakos who continually encourages and supports stu- dents' interest in both the Graduate Stu- dent Society and the Graduate School Year- book. Thanks for letting us realize our ENDEAVORS. 0 Academia Gwdwiiow 54 Amfiaafg Dmwtafq 78 IQ -llil it Iqbal F. Paroo President and Chief Executive Officer dministration Harry S. Wollman, M.D. Vice President for Academic Affairs Evangelos T. Angelakos, M.D., Ph.D. Dean, Graduate School University Dean of Students 6 Graduate chool Offic 1 iw 'f ' - it 2 Eff ' 2 E y e if a A Qt E ri 2 t 'i 5 I i X si .gy , i -. it at A f f i 5 i 2 2 5 3 : 2 V . V 1 A ' ' E? et IF rf p if . , y . E . I . i . 2 -A l t if I I' i l t x Ii I 5 1 Sv 2 2 3, ' , ia Z i ii Q V i s , rl 4 g if E 5 ? 3 Judy Wacker, Dir. of Admissions: Suzanne Etris, Stud. Program Coord.i Carol Grey. Dir. Grad. Sch. Office E 5 S Crista Garrido. Curriculum Coord.t Debbie Robinson. Exec. Secty. to the Dean Denise Sanders, Coord. Gen. Stud.: Lynne Lavet. Asst. Betsy Hegnauer. Dir. Grad. School Finance Academic Administration Scott Friedman. Psy.D. Director. Counseling Center gan-5 'S .SI i Y, X I M., I Robert A.J. Walker I, Jean C. Dorman Director. Student Activities Qi s lull IP R ,E f J, Q., A , v I 3 H. h, t 1, 'a 1 A. . f E 4 X ' ' 1 ' Y. . . K Al ve aa A . V' 'S E.F. Pat Patillo Director. Stud Maureen Perri Associate Registrar Anne Halpln and Anne Weisbord . Financial Servcs. ......p n'2v ll 3 5 9 .2 1 a 4 155 - v.. .i' - --,-..-. H 4, - 4-.pg e. 1 pg i-...- -, a , ' 1'O l Al ' ,I ' ' I 'S Q'fa5 ' 1- - Y, I P STUDENT HEALTH: Josephine Ottaviano and Dr. Ellen Feld. Not Pictured: Dr Susan Rattner. Marie Campbell, RN I Q1 ' gs E 4 Q 0 ..- x Ji N., , uf- ,4 Carol Fenichel. Ph.D. ----N Director. Library I . xslu -xxx X'NsC 's X -Q- Alan Sims Registrar i. Graduate Student Society The Graduate Student Society is the student government organization of the graduate students. Officers for I987-I988: President: Lisa Cavacini V. President: Robert Mouradian Secretary: Lenore Ballen Treasurer: Lisa Sinning Stud. Liason: Randy Miller Special thanks to those students who served as members of university and graduate school committees this year. i 'f-Jff .J - 4 Lisa Sinning. Lisa Cavacini. Randy Miller V Qjrqz' f 1, ' 4,555.11 . ' 51, . .::' asf' -, a, . -v .,. i , V H5 ,Njqizi gv V :V fl-f ? 1 ' . fn ' .f V , fra, Robert Mouradian Lenore Ballen 8 2 is Endeavors The I988 ENDEAVORS yearbook is characterized by very late night Cearly morningb layouts, copy, etc. from an enthusiastic staff Qalbeit tiredj of anywhere from 2 to 4 people. Much of the creative work is a result of meetings held Thursday nights in our office Cor Doc's for those of you who don't know us very wellj. There are a number of people who deserve special mention in this project: Jean Dorman - for the use of her space and patience. Cynthia Henry - for the difficult task of trying to schedule portraits. The Graduate School Office - just for putting up with us an hour before Phil was due - and Phil Klein - for his advice and assistance - and his confidence in us Cyou were confident. weren't you Phil???j iii? CJ I 14 M . A F f' T so V af ' :V Jig!-. 3 I, . ' wa, u 5: N v, -A YH A ll 4 , ,A I l ff Doc's the unofficial yearbook office f' '15 . ,. ii ll You'd be smiling too graduating Guess who's not graduating Desperately seeking anything 4, IDS- .....r 6 'sz I LX it Q' 4-nl 1 v , ' ' r c 1- ff 2 if you were y SWF desperately seeking SJD :G gf : he , B 1, 'LL 1 1 l 's 5 - if' L ' '4- .lf -is Students At Work ,gov- - 3 ' ' , 'V in 1 Starsearch '88 TV spokesmodel , Q fx , ff' SW Fun-lovin' Donna overdoes it againl : ' ' V 1,. ,4. W , 1 :ill ,,, 116- I N, . 51 ' K l .5 Watch what Q6Q'f6 poking me witltl Too cute for words. 10 Yoo hoo - Jen. the camera is over here. Didn't I see you in a Bangles video? And Play 5.-3: - ',?ii-ta - Fred, is this how you spend your 60 hours a week? How do we drink beer in these things? - i- wg 11 rl . 1, V ,J .1-. 'f' 1'u.,-1. bw. w...,jQ4, -.-. .- A , .1 aiE,AQ,.,, -iv K .::'f'f',:f ' g' :E F5-is -' 1 -ff? .,.,,4' J ..- ... X f .f - Y, 4- -N4--'ff-N? M 5 ,,-.:,.-xxx b- ' 'fff-ff-bis ,Q ..,A-fir. T Q fl, LZ g Q. .1 f A Wm X Qu. . f A , T7 M 1 X SLN Qs Anatom The Department of Anatomy offers graduate research in cell biology. cytol- ogy, cytochemistry, histology, histo- chemistry. neurobiology, developmental biology, musculoskeletal system and photobiology. ' The Master of Science Degree Program offers research experience in the basic anatomical sciences and teaching experi- ence. The objectives of the, Ph.D. pro- gram provide students extensive training in contemporary anatomy and prepare them for careers in independent research and teaching in anatomy. l l Welcome to my humble abode .r ' . Another well-attended Anatomy Seminarl QQ'-gl ' . ff in fi-Eil nv 0Ill! I P'- !! :!-'f1?-lEF!'l4!-iii-E s f - r vt 5, A , arg N 11, dj Come join us for fun and adventure ,xg Wx Sami Q Pa. vik ti Jxxiffft ,Q yn LJ .' X f ia Pretending to look busy ' Not bothering to pretend to be busy 5 g or fi V , t w I it C-3 ff X ' . Q- i ' .r ' V .2 .J an -. U iq? , Q gift .Vjf ,C ix, Q U ' ' i .gy f 4 Q ..1. ffii 1 , . Coffee break If PM ff' we In N-in 2 A We didn't think Sue and Lisa would use this picture xp. 'Qu E .Ma The department offers programs lead- ing to the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in bio- chemistry which require a laboratory based research thesis, and a separate program leading to a Master of Medical Biochemistry. A wide range of selections for training and research specialization are offered by the Department. The M.S. and Ph.D. programs are di- rected to individulas desiring a broad ex- perience and training for a research ca- reer in biochemistry. The Master of Medical Biochemistry is designed for stu- dents interested in training in a basic medical science as preparation for appli- cation to advanced graduate level pro- grams or professional school. ' Lil'-ci 2-ililxj-':v ' - ' - -M -4-,' N F: i . k. ,. W lx I 1 g KA , K Q , fha -?r'.! 'f ,ff f' ' . we E S f A ff t T Jclxsz- at gggkq M - Ax' '1 Alex contemplates the comics page 1- Have you heard of Marshall and Sachin's newest endeavor? I 'Q-59' .3 I Studs for hire - dial 976-CHEM 'x Q...-...-. 9 .. NX. ncnlm .!.,.,,...... Would you like to see my precipitations? And remember boys and girls. wrap that rascal Clinica sychology The Graduate Program in Clinical Psychology leading to the Doctor of Psychology degree QPsy.D.J is de- signed to retain the basic skills and knowledge traditional to clinical psy- chology such as psychodiagnostic testing and psychotherapy, while si- multaneously exposing the individual to new ideas and practices in the field. The purpose of the program leading to the Doctor of Philosophy CPh.D.j is to provide extensive theoretical and research training and experience to al- low graduates to make a significant contribution to the field of clinical psy- chology. Students are trained primari- ly as specialists in clinical theory, clini- cal research and research methodology. The difference between the two programs is the emphasis given to clin- ical and research training. The Psy.D. program emphasizes clinical applica- tion and knowledge whereas the Ph.D. program emphasizes research applica- tion and knowledge. 18 :jg kr' E17 tv! f' 4 Wx 1 lr' I i A-ff' . I Creative Arts In Therapy This is a two-year program leading to a Masters of Creative Arts in Thera- py degree. Graduates function as spe- cialists within a team or consultant structure enabling them to work pro- fessionally within community resources. The curriculum is designed to pro- vide advanced technical and scientific study common to the disciplines of art therapy, dance, movement therapy. and music therapy, as well as special- ized didactic and practicum training in one of the three disciplines. Gradu- ates of this program will have training and experience in the inter-relation- ships in the three disciplines in addi- tion to specific in-depth training and experience within their chosen discipline. f-Q fT ,Z i 5- - XC... I 44 J Q . 4' 2 f ,1 -,Z I ff y . Y xx . wg f f '1-2 ' M V' Y' , Informal Experientials Graduate School Dinner I988!! F7 r 1 V '32 , ' .4 X Seminars Ciqy Scene 41? Ain! 7 ff 1 gs V if 3 ' A A 3 as-,ssl with Family Therapy The purpose of the Master's De- gree Program in Family Therapy is to provide the student with an in- tensive. specialized training experi- ence which will serve as a firm the- oretical and practical base for becoming a competent family ther- apist. The educational experience consists of three main categories: Cab conceptual learning about family therapy in general and family rela- tional dynamics, evaluation and therapy in particulars tbl supervised clinical learning from working with families with a wide variety of pre- senting problems as well as racial, ethnic, and socio-economic back- grounds: ic? contextual learning about a variety of professional set- tings in which family therapy as well as family-based consultation and supervision will be key features of this experience. 1' ,- 1 uv R, I S.- sl,,l,,.,- . ' fl L-,Q-rf 1' - J J Q- Ili. 1' '.6 i... L. Group Process The Master of Science degree in Group Process and Group Psychotherapy is a two year program which offers the stu- dent an intense academic. clinical, and research learning experience. The gradu- ate will be prepared to serve a dual pro- fessional role in the community: lj to pro- vide competent group pyschotherapy to those requiring mental health services: and 25 to provide consultative and educa- tive services to managerial groups. com- munity agencies and social institutions in order to enhance efficient group rela- tions and to prevent emergence of group factors that result in mental health problems. .H ffm . X ' flffg,-,Wfyf KJ vi ,mmf c , 1 T 9 V A g QT iid F s Sim -:gil 0 if , now. Hu 5-, :S-If: Laboratory nimal i nce The Master of Laboratory Animal Science degree is structured as an intensive curriculum that combines formal classroom studies with the practical, applied, and managerial aspects of laboratory animal sci ence. It is intended to prepare grad uates for the advanced technical and supervisory positions available in the field. This unique two-year program utilizes an interdepartmental ap proach to provide the broad base of knowledge and training required of the senior level supervisor or tech nician in providing day-to-day sup port to the complex and sophisti cated needs of today's medical research programs 25 Microbiology And Immunology The Department of Microbiology and Immunology offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Clinical Microbiology, M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. Graduate study lead- ing to the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees emphasizes basic course work. teaching experience, and research in many disciplines including: medi- cal and clinical laboratory microbi- ology, molecular biology, antibiot- ics, microbial physiology. intermediary metabolism, genetics. virology, tissue culture, tumor virol- ogy, immunochemistry, immunoblo- logy, mycology and parasitology. The Master in Clinical Microbiol- ogy program is structured as an in- tensive course of study, combining formal classwork preparation with the applied technical and manageri- al aspects of clinical laboratory mi- crobiology to prepare graduates for career positions in the field at an advanced or supervisory level. MCM's - ready to treat any infection you've got Micro crew or Motley crew? .tri fl i L 5 The Experimental Juan 09 And our next couple on Dance Fever ? V 0 ,gl . ,- , 'V -2 . 5 1 , A winning season for the Buckwads. Finally!! S s Getting brownie points for Immunological Methods. I i, O Don't we look like we're happy to be here? ,qs Herpes 3?I UNIQUE RNA Mottcuiss OF MALARIAL PARASITES wcoofn sv TANDEMLY ARRAYE0 GENE Ctustfks k.1thk'vn kupink Emu -Skt-H4 Akhel 8 Urdu H.1bm'rlunixl,nnt'vxih P?llLidf'lph1.4 Y! l'll0l A Let's make Mom proud picture. '51 ?Y ' ' 'Y ,fa fr: X ,nw s, get ., anti We look innocent enough 4don't we?IJ .1 T SW , -4- ,ww-I il , , 1. 3 2 'WA' Ve, E y K. -an 1 K K 4 - 4 .9 fri flfj Yt--O a.-annzwndnw-ifm-vt-rv L5-4 Tl- .7 '1 f ---' -we , fl . ,xy ' A ' i D-I ' 1 X oo , e '-...ff ' Y I taught him every thing he knows. -1 1 ' 3 I 1 . f F-A Will it beam us out of Hahnemann? Oh no Barb ' 'MY found YOU W0fk5'18H And another thing about those boys . . .gr The Rest Boys - Manny. Moe and Jack 10.9 ,..l..If. Molecular Biology This is an interdepartmental pro- gram in molecular biology and biotech- nology emphasizing extensive training in a number of biomedical fields. The program is heavily oriented toward re- search in the fields of gene regulation, differentiation. oncogenesis, and evolution. The M.S. degreee program is intend- ed for the student who wishes to strengthen their theoretical grasp of molecular biology and biotechnology and to gain a knowledge of research methodology available in the fast-ex- panding field of molecular biology. Stu- dents choosing to go on for their Ph.D. select a track emphasizing an academ- ic discipline of particular interest. These tracks include anatomy, bio- chemistry, medical biotechnology, and microbiology and immunology. 5 T Y 'x Q-0 . G . dr--' . ,1 K sn is J' 9 X. cl We don't bite-really.l Can I buy you a drink? Here's the ice-Where's the champagn A A few more drinks and we can sequence anything! 'lar' iz ' . 1 gkryw ...Hg ,f f .5 'f if f vu- F2 'fa ' ' ffii Bf f 'f2525.- ' f jim , DNA Sequence Busters!! 7' Gtorhinolarynology The Master of Speech Pathology and Audiology program prepares students to assess and manage the communication disorders of adults and children. Students are engaged in clinical activity through- out the academic program. Students have many opportunities to function with other professionals from a variety of disciplines, such as neurology, pediatrics, and psychology, thus allowing students to develop expertise in recog- nizing and describing a variety of beha- viors and symptomologies, and to deter- mine how communication disorders relate within the broader framework of an individuaI's psychological and physical status. 2' s l 1 48? i ll: .. V. .1 N. I 'Fi sk V Dm p r vj ' B Q Q x 'l 'sw 1 A Y' fix 51 ' x' f' 7 ' Q 'D , . sl 'WD ' tk Y 0 , 55, R va x - ar F ' 'X ' P . . -I 4-. ., I - Q ' f ' A4 I, gi ::ha5 IQ 4. 'Q W: 7' si AY! A F X J ,, I 9 - A ,, N P, X f Mfr 94 Z X wig H 5' -rbi :I n q e. 94 N Q WmA3 if Qjf athology The Department of Pathology and Lab- oratory Medicine offers graduate pro- grams leading to the M.S., Ph.D. and Mas- ter of Clinical Immunology CM.C.l.J. The department has a large faculty with ac- tive research programs related to the de- velopment of disease. These include cell membrane biochemistry and biophysics. tissue injury. connective tissue, tumor bi- ology. developmental biology, immunopa- thology and infectious disease. The program leading to the Master of Science degree provides the student with an opportunity to acquire a broad base in pathology and prepares the student for further experimental laboratory work. The objective of the Ph.D. program is to give students a thorough training in con- temporary experimental pathology and to prepare them for careers in research. The Clinical Immunology program trains students for carreers as directors of clin- ical immunology laboratories in hospitals or as investigators in industry or academ- ic institutions. G KN 'E Always handle your column with care I Wi 1 4 2 -.1 . l ' me i if . X Quickl Grab something and look busyll i i We really don't care where Randy isl Q Attack of the killer antibodyl X14-f ' er- Y Q5 K4 Randy Miller . . . Damned glad to meet you , ,, ,Q Mr. and Mrs. Clinical lmmuno l988 'JR' .V M. 'Yu M P?- A, PA, I. 'K Dr. Wheelock and his faithful followers 39 IME llzauurll 1 ,-.... i X-' X Pharmacology Pharmacology is a broad science uti- lizing the principles of organic chemis- try, biochemistry. and physiology. The master's degree program provides a broad knowledge of pharmacology and the basic contributing sciences, plus techniques adequate to allow a gradu- ate to become a valuable partner in research. The Ph.D. degree program is de- signed to lead to a mature individual who can perform independent re- search and teach pharmacology either in general courses or in specialized courses specifically from their area of interest. The program of study can in- clude such specialities as cardiovascu- lar pharmacology, autonomic nervous system pharmacology. biochemical pharmacology, neuropharmacology. human pharmacology, toxicology and drug abuse research. :Vg xx ,'x, . , wi.:-'UM' ' ,, ., , C OH me X 2, 41, 1 f x . N OTRQL.. N W , A 5 W I2 'iwff M 1 . x ' . , 'NV5R5ELv REf.'O5p 44L rLm2WE'FDcm,,, 1 'N A L 4 . -, .WO mf wSRT:w'fI51g:'1 1 ii ig - Z. 5A-acwMa :': I g f i Z. l . . V ,T C3 ,.. fi i wsi' .garb Physical Therap The Master of Physical Therapy De- gree program is directed toward the education of physical therapists who are well prepared to discharge their professional and social obligations, provide leadership to the profession, contribute to the growth of physical therapy and utilize their skill in con- tributing to the health of society. The Master of Science Degree pro- gram is intended for physical thera- pists who wish to gain advanced clini- cal competency in pediatric physical therapy. Graduates of the program will be prepared to assume future roles in- volving consultation, administration, research, or teaching of this discipline. Ill 1 x i I cm xccccccccccccccuclflclclcl 1 fm 4 3 Q 5 1 wr. IIIIIIXNDNKRN HNlIHiNlKPIl0l IIXII cn YNVNIK Xl HININ IN KHHIFRIN NIIH DUNN NVNIPMU L nl M l t n-:- :P v xl' str h A 0 P 1- lu ' S hulllx I 43 Physiology The Department of Physiology and Bio- physics offers graduate programs and re- search training leading to the degree of Master of Science or Doctor of Philoso- phy. ln addition, the department offers a two year graduate program leading to the degree of Master of Applied Human Physiology. Active research programs are conduct- ed by each member of the staff. The fields currently under study include physiology of stress, adrenergic nervous system, cardiovascular control, hyper- tension, coronary circulation, myocardial metabolism, gastrointestinal physiology. endocrinology, hypothermia, cardiovas- cular physiology of primates. pulmonary circulation, and neurophysiology. Exten- sive research facilities are available in each field including a large array of ad- vanced biophysical instrumentation. llllllllKllllllllllllllillllllllllflll?? S C s X t, We're damned glad to meet you! l Smile, you're on candid camera! I Off to MAHP Headquarters - Doc's ...url luvadf N-. Y 'Y 2 Q22 L, XXXX M2 XXX 5. Q.. IVA S 'E i 5 5 -4 l' .5 f Iuih, X Radiation i nc The Department of Radiation On- cology and Nuclear Medicine pro- vides mutidisciplinary training to provide students for professional scientific careers associated with the clinical diagnostic and thera- peutic applications of ionizing radi- ation and radioactive materials. Study options permit specialization in radiation biology, radiological physics, or radiopharmaceutical science. The program is research oriented to the development of new diagnos- tic and therapeutic radiopharma- ceuticals, requiring mastery of the important principles of medicinal, organic, bio-, and radiochemistry, nuclear instrumentation, and pharmacology. I 'Nr X 7 , x 'N 4 f f: Y 1 d i f iff 3.1 i I gs 4 Q 9-4, X ,, ITIES T ET I- an O QI av meg - ,. fi fl .... 7 Y 3 UIQ i .-. Y . ..... ', ,, 11 ' unsung I igllmif fqaf --..- A- u ' , ..-.-Q...-. . W ,-A 1 ,, A, I, -..-...- , X I fag ' . if-MIN : h ! , bil L PV: ra' ml Y ,,'?,f'g s A . V , U t B MILLER LITE A' YOUR PHILADF ,1 pa nf! 4? 1. ,H 1 In Eff 50 'LY 633 KA ' mi' W - ite UTY , R 152.4 34- Q . ,M HOME HE: li '+- Orientation Movies Parties Holiday Lunch Graduate School Day Intramurals Zoo Trip Bed Race Champagne Party 'A' - 51 1 Z i ' J isp? :IHA ,Q Q, ,M x Dill' 3, 5-L -P x 4 ' nb. x, . ,, '.a. : 6 fx ' ' O .I v J . A f 1 ' iv' fQ. W fi ..v ' f ff, Au , . x ,1 .4 . . f 5. O .. 1, , D , 4 I fx wal' X57- 'l'vS ' H New , - as - wi . ei 2' 1 4 'Av X N 'A .A l . - , ' I I ' , V ' ' iv ' W A f I ' 0 A ' , f, 1 Q , H ' ' Q 3 , ' lrff '?E ff -'Q Z' iv .11 A ! A V ' ' l Pg. 31. A , , A w K A S3 10 Y:...i s ,f L Dorene Almgren. MPT Physical Therapy ea if i' 2 Marilyn Bacarella, Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Ki CTT? Co' v Jennifer L. Bachner, MCM Clinical Microbiology . xffszs, pi-if, v f FEI' ' .f 'iii' 4' I? .A Zubair Wahid Baloch. MCI Dion Emile Betts, MCAT Lisa Ann Cavacini. Ph.D. Clinical Immunology Creative Arts in Therapy Microbiology and Immunology ails Carol Gildenberg Dichter, M.S. Pediatric Physical Therapy l '34 RR' ! Q-I I QL T133- 16 Michael Gregory Farmer, MCM Lisa Maile Farrell, MPT Richard L. Fennell. Jr., Ph.D. Clinical Microbiology Physical Therapy Biochemistry QP X 'Qs 1 -E' ' Daniel John Fick. MPT Physical Therapy fir Y' 1 Y' 'J Leah Theodora Fleisher, MPT Allan M. Glanzman. MPT Ann Judith Gluck, Psy.D. Physical Therapy Physical Therapy Clinical Psychology I IDN 'Qi Q'-Q Geraldine A. Guingon, MPT Physical Therapy C ' Mary Ann Herrmann, MPT Physical Therapy Stacy Michelle Kaplan. MCI Clinical Immunology 0 H, ,BRN , v- 'Nl'--' P5 it Q--5 Randi Lynn Karpinski, MPT Arthur Charles Lyon, MCAT Susan Beth Malkames. MCM Physical Therapy Creative Arts in Therapy Clinical Microbiology f '15 -.,-x yi 'Qi Kimberly Ann McDonald, MCM Ann Mary Pierre Mercier, Clinical Microbiology MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Patricia Lynn Meyer, MPT Physical Therapy R' 7 A D fl- Randy Bruce Miller. MCI Clinical Immunology 'ft 'J Margaret A. Norbury, MPT Physical Therapy ' A Q13 Nancy Deane Owen, MPT Physical Therapy 5 YN-A Yfllil Joanne Parker, M.S. Radiation Ther.fNuclear Med '!s Paulette Leslie Olsen. MCAT Judith Lambek Orlosky, Psy.D Creative Arts in Therapy Clinical Psychology 'Q-:sv Robin Elizabeth Patterson. MCM Robin Kay Pflieger, MPT Clinical Microbiology Physical Therapy QQ vi' vu Terri Lynn Plummer. MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy W1-isliix f S 'iii' few QW ri, . aff x - 35 1-.X .87 Q1 Diedre Denise Roach, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy John Reading Reynolds, MPT Physical Therapy it env-Z l H. Y' ! if I I A lan Aubrey Ross. MPT Physical Therapy E -V Karen Gail Rose, MPT Physical Therapy lst' Robert Gary Ross. MPT Michael J. Schlechter, MAHP Physical Therapy Applied Human Physiology IV! 'six 1217 1' Charlotte A. Schnepf, MPT Beth-Jewel Simmons, MCM Physical Therapy Clinical Microbiology 1 -'lx K A IQx 'iv' Cf' '4 'TTY Donna Marie Talluto, MMB Elizabeth Ann Uhlarik, MPT Medical Biochemistry Physical Therapy Y? - 5 ' , I Lisa A. Sweterlitsch. MCl Clinical Immunology W xi junk' E. Jane Valas, Ph.D. Physiology and Biophysics Y' I ' 1 l l Marie Elaine Vincent, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Neal Walmer, MPT Physical Therapy ot Scott H. Alfgren, Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Joseph John Auchinleck, MPT Physical Therapy Tamar Barnea, MFT Family Therapy Louise M. Baver. MPT Physical Therapy Batsheva Ben-Amos, Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Howard Michael Blaker, M.Aud. Ctorhinolarynology Linda Lochner Williams, MPT Physical Therapy Pictured Carol Blum, Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Alice Thompson Brew, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Mindy Willner Breyer, Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Cynthia Anne Briggs, Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Francoise Broilett-Mauley, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Robert Francis Bruzga, MPT Physical Therapy Amy Bunin, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Laurel J. Buxbaum, Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Rosa Cammany-Dorr. MD MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Celeste A. Campbell, Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Sherry Lynn Bak Catanio, MFT Family Therapy Elise Randi Cohen, M.S. Group Process-Psychotherapy Tracy A. Conboy, MLAS Laboratory Animal Science Jennifer Cook. M.S. Biochemistry Nancy J. Corrigan, MFT Family Therapy Gerrit R. Crandall, M.S. Program Evaluation Gloria M. Crespo, Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Craig Clement Curry, M.S. Pharmacology Julie M. Dallett, MFT Family Therapy Patricia G. Dice, MFT Family Therapy Carrie Ditchik, MPT Physical Therapy Susan Vaughn Duff, MPT Physical Therapy Cassandra J. Ecker, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Denise Seran Endrigian, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Laurel M. Enters, Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Rita J. Epley, MFT Family Therapy Paula Marie Eppley, MPT Physical Therapy Karen Eselson, Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Bonita G. Evans, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Susan G. Felzer, Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Diane Force, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Jean E. Frenkil. Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Terri Fresko, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Linda Jean Gerstley, Ph. D. Clinical Psychology Carolyn Hearn Gordon, MFT Family Therapy Maureen B. Hargaden. MLAS Laboratory Animal Science Jeffrey Lowell Hartline. MPT Physical Therapy Elizabeth C. Hechtman, M.S. Group Process-Psychotherapy Aly Howeedy, Ph. D. Pathology Joyce Nicastro Jacobs, MFT Family Therapy Teresa Ann Jankoski. MPT Physical Therapy Jamie A. Jessar. Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Pamela L. Johnson, MSPA Speech Pathology and Audiol M. Christine Jones. MPT Physical Therapy Jane Ellen Kassel. Psy. D. Clinical Psychology 1 i M. Kathleen Kelly, M.S. Pediatric Physical Therapy Kate E. Kimbel, MFT Family Therapy Patricia Kleven. Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Christine Ann Koch. MPT Physical Therapy Elaine Kopelman. MFT Family Therapy Paul Christophe LaStayo, MPT Physical Therapy Paloma Levitan. MFT Family Therapy Deanna M. Linn, MFT Family Therapy Paul James Martin. MPT Physical Therapy Kelly Meirhenry. MPT Physical Therapy La Quetta O. Mouzon. Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Aniello M. Pennetti. M.S. Microbiology and Immunology Tami Ellen Perlstein. MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Mary Provenzano Nall, MPT Physical Therapy Susan M. Rebhorn. MPT Physical Therapy Sherry Lee Rediger. MFT Family Therapy Robert C. Rhodes. MPT Physical Therapy Hillel Rubinsky, Cert. Clinical Psych. Respecial. Wayne Richard Satten. Psy. D. Clinical Psychology Linda Susan Segall. MSPA Speech Pathology and Audiol Lisa Ann N. Sowick, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Steven A. Stein, M.S. Group Process-Psychotherapy Barbara S. Steinburg, J.D., Ph. D Law Psychology Ruth Ann Stern, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Donald P. Talenti. MAHP Appplied Human Physiology Barbara Anne Tallant, MLAS Laboratory Animal Science Gretchen Tartakoff. MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Daniel O. Taube, J.D., Ph., D. Law Psychology James D. Thompson. Ph. D. Biochemistry Scott William Thompson, M.S. Anatomy Samuel Benjamin Totora. Jr.. MFT Family Therapy Marie A. Truhan. MMB Medical Biochemistry Gustavo Omar Viano, MCAT Creative Arts in Therapy Nancy Weil, MFT Family Therapy Cynthia Weiss, MFT Family Therapy Robert J. Whalen. M.S. Group Process-Psychotherapy Susan Jacobs von Mechow, M.S Microbiology and Immunology andid Join us in a round of Name That Tune ? ,. i is iiff sri ,, , i '7.x , ,Q-5 1 E Why not? Let's give him this award tool f V1 ' 0 f --J ., F ,I ga 'np' ,--. M Muffy and Buffy hit Hahnemann '1 1 5 4 G E an Don't scratch it - it's not paid for yet! Q 7 1 0. gf, 55, Young, virile men of America - how can we help you? ,-,J -M-4 T .5 L L fn, .Ng 172. W 14 , if if Z L GE : E lm! E232 alq J www' Can you believe this guy7l Duck, Duck. Goose anyone? i ' 2 X S wr ' Oh no - caught being a grad student! --L owl s W 2-2 r ' 1 1,64 A h' i ' ff. as '- it ra I rv' i ' l 1,1 ' Ji' its X., . 1 g .E Mentors and future mentors! ual, Music Therapists do it with harmony 'GRM s ,. Q 5 ,,P , 33 if by I 15,1 ,jj V ' 611 When is he going to stop talking? JA H ll ' W 'lbw Hurrahll He's donel No, really - I do have etchings to show you ix i X ' P! v.. 'v I ' W-f wx. X , Vx Rocket Scientists of tomorrow And we take geritol twice a day P I x -7 -ffl--, e - . j LW -A .4 So do you come here often? The final test - putting on the gown! 0 ft So then the one guy says to the other guy I , I X x X I988 Olympic hopefuls ,la gf-Q-4 ri af ls it salt first. or tequila? - tfmif . F. I HJ! yn.. X X H L i. ix hx F-11 Day-o Daaaay-oooll Initial reactions to the Studs of HU calender IYIIXR Eh - what do you mean we won the election? ,di 1-1nilr Q' , I A l 3 .. i A,: .,,f ,, ff ZX LL f. - U ' Q. , it ,,......,l The staff of Endeavors I988 hopes that your journey from ori- entation . . . 1 . . . . to graduation is filled with fun times and happy memories!! GFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHUTDGRAPHER SARONY STUDIUS INC 12155 923 6970 12155 923 6971 , 0 401 NORTH BROAD STREET, SUITE 908 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19108 Compliments of WITH BEST WISHES lJM1jEE1Sf:w OF THE FACULTY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 From Hahnemann s Flrst Interdepartmental Graduate Program MOLECULAR BIOLOGY THE I-IAHNEMANN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION of the HAHNEMANN UNIVERSITY FRIENDS Good Luck Department Of Neurology Dr And Mrs Edward Martm Patos B tWh JulesC Ab PhD r n es is es. . rams, . . Cengratulatlens To RANDY MILLER on a Job Well done ' We Love You Mem, Dad Debby And Helly AND BEST WISHES SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES AND CONGRATULATIONS HUMANITIES From The DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY AND BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE BIOPHYSICS DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS CONGRATULATIONS From SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL GRADUATES FROM THE DEAN AND STAFF OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OFFICE ET Angelakos MD PhD Dean Suzanne Etr1s Student Program Coord1nator Cr1sta Garr1do Curr1culum Coordmator Spec1al Programs Carol Grey Drrector Graduate School Off1CG Betsy Hegnauer D1f6CtOI Graduate School F1nance Ch1p Jackson Drrector M1HOf1ty Programs Martha Kaplan ASS1St3Ht To The Dean Lynne Lavet Secretary Debble Robmson Execut1ve Secretary To The Dean Den1se Sanders Execut1ve Secretary Mary Anne T1mm1ns Internat1onal Student 0ff1CQ Judy Wacker D1rector Of Adm1ss1ons ' . . , . ., . ., I . I . Vanessa Himmons, Secretary . I . ' . . I . , to the CLASS UF 1988 From The Department Of Mental Health Sclences CONGRATULATIONS To The Class Of 88 Congratulations And Best Wishes From The DEPARTMENT OF RADIATION ONCOLDGY AND NUCLEAR MEDICINE i o 0 CONGRATULATIONS From The Department Of Anatomy MAW N UJNIIWIEIK3SII'II'Y IDDIEIPAIRTMIIERIT 'CDDIF DHHGIIKZGIDIBHCDDLQDQBY ANIID 0lOGY BEST WISHES ,TQ -I--Ll I ' I L45 Dr. Scott H. Alfgren Ms. Dorene M. Almgren 85l Old Silver Spring Rd. Mechanicsburg. PA Mr. Joseph John Auchinleck 8306-B Alama Street Philadelphia. PA l9I52 Dr. Marilyn Bacarella II7 N. Jlst Street. if3FF Philadelphia. PA I9l03 Ms. Jennifer L. Bachner l60l E. Lincoln Drive Ambler PA I9002 Mr. Zubair Wahid Baloch 3068 325 N. l5th Street Philadelphia. PA l9I02 Ms. Tamar Barnea Ms. Louise M. Baver 24I Livingston Avenue New Brunswick. NJ 0890l Dr. Batsheva Ben-Amos Mr. Dion Emile Betts RD I Box 2l7E Worcester. NY l2l97 Mr. Howard Michael Blaker 408 E. State Street Doylestown. PA l890l Dr. Carol Blum I2 Viburnum Court Lawrenceville NJ 08648 Ms. Alice Thompson Brew 6m Warren Road I-I0 Ithaca. NY l4850 Dr. Mindy Willner Breyer 64 Inverness Court Matawan. NJ 07747 Dr. Cynthia Anne Briggs 506 E. Wadsworth Avenue Philadelphia. PA l9lI9 Ms. Francoise Broilett-Mauley Mr. Robert Francis Burzga 32l Rumbargen Avenue DuBois. PA l580l Ms. Amy Bunin Dr. Laurel J. Buxbaum Dr. Rosa Cammany-Dorr. M Avda, Virgen deMoutserrat Barcellona Spain 08024 Dr. Celeste A. Campbell Ms. Sherry Lynn Bak Catanio 75 N. Main Street New Hope. PA l8938 Director Dr. Lisa Ann Cavacini 933i Glenloch Street Philadelphia. PA l9ll4 Ms. Elise Randi Cohen IO76 Devon Road Rydal. PA I9046 Ms. Tracy A. Conboy 24ll Fitzgerald Street Philadelphia. PA l9l45 Ms. Jennifer Cook Ms. Nancy J. Corrigan 209 Union Street. 43 Hatfield. PA I9440 Dr. Gloria M. Crespo Mr. Craig Clement Curry Ms. Julie M. Dallett Ms. Patricia G. Dice Ms. Carol Gildenber Dichter 2I2 Sandringham Road Cherry Hill. NJ 08w3 Ms. Carrie Ditchik D55 NewHampshire NW 4?9I4 Washington. DC IN36 Ms. Susan Vaughn Duff 558 Judson Street Philadelphia. PA l9l30 Ms. Cassandra J. Ecker Ms. Denise Seran Endrigian Dr. Laurel M. Enters 430 Martin Street Philadelphia. PA I9I28 Ms. Rita J. Epley Ms. Paula Marie Eppley l33 Chadd Road Newark. DE l97ll Dr. Karen Eselson Ms. Bonita G. Evans 53l3 Baynton Street Phildelphia. PA l9I44 Mr. Michael Gregory Farmer Ms. Lisa Maile Farrell 3l2 Washington Avenue Oaklyn. NJ 08I07 Dr. Susan G. Felzer Dr. Richard L. Fennell. Jr. 6 Anselm Terrace Boston. MA 02l35 Mr. Daniel John Fick SGI Friedensburg Road Reading. PA i966 Ms. Leah Theodora Fleisher 86l N. Venetian Drive Miami. FL 33I39 Ms. Diane Force 2225 Mt. Vernon Street Philadelphia. PA l9I3O Dr. Jean E. Frenkil Ms. Terri Fresko Dr. Linda Jean Gerstley 64 Hopeland Road Wyncote. PA l9095 Mr. Allan M. Glanzman Iw Sth Street Stamford, CT Dr. Ann Judith Gluck 222 W. Winona Street Philadelphia. PA l9l44 Ms. Carolyn Hearn Gordon ll8 S. Muhlenburg Allentown. PA I8l04 Ms. Geraldine A. Guingon 99 High Street Randolph. NJ 07869 Ms. Therese C. Hagee 387 Kirks Lane Drexel Hill. PA l9026 Ms. Marueen B. Hargaden 604 72nd Street North Bergen, NJ 07047 Mr. Brent Thomson Harris Mr. Jeffrey Lowell Hartline 36634 Wesfield Drive N. Ridgeville. OH 44039 Ms. Elizabeth C Hechtman Ms. Mary Ann Herrmann 3lI6l Tiverton Farmington Hills. MI 4833! Dr. Kimberly Joy Holt l8680 George Washington Southfield. Ml 48875 Dr. Aly Howeedy 43 W. 65th Street. Apt. 6 Westmont. lL 60559 Ms. Joyce Nicastro Jacobs Ms. Teresa Ann Jankoski Dr. Jamie A. Jessar Ms. Pamela L. Johnson Ms. M. Christine Jones l4lI Boxwood Drive Blacksburg. VA 24068 pg..!....t. 'fiimai G 5 if 7. J I Ms. Karen Lynne. Kalafsky 24A Rutgers Road Piscataway. NJ 08854 Ms. Stacy Michelle Kaplan 845 Kendrick Street Philadelphia. PA l9lll Ms. Randi Lynn Karpinski 203 Madison Avenue Barrington. NJ 08007 Dr. Jane Ellen Kassel 5375 Wingohocking Ter. 433 Philadelphia. PA l9l44 Ms. M. Kathleen Kelly 7720 B. Stenton Avenue, B Philadelphia, PA I9lI8 Ms. Kate F. Kimbel IO2 Grayling Avenue Narberth. PA I9072 Dr. Patricia Kleven I5l9 Manoa Road Penn Wynne. PA l9l57 Ms. Christine Ann Koch Ms. Elaine Kopelman Mr. Paul Christopher LaStayo Ms. Paloma Levitan 4730 Pikne Street. Apt. A Philadelphia, PA l9l43 Ms. Deanna M. Linn Ms. Kelley Anne Lyon Furnace Road Pittsford. VT 05763 Ms. Susan Beth Malkames 2w2 Convent Place. WHO Nashville. TN 372i2 Mr. Paul James Martin Ms. Kimberly Ann McDonald 4NIA Balwynne Park RD Philadelphia PA l9l3l Ms. KeBy Meirhenry Ms. Ann Mary Pierre Mercier 3l5I Edouard-Montpetit JH2 Montreal Quebec CANADA HST lK3 Ms. Patricia Lynn Meyer i045 Cresthaven Drive Silver Spring. MD 20903 Mr. Randy Bruce Miller 2l0 Edgehill Road Merion. PA B66 Dr. La Quetta O. Mouzon Ms. Margaret A. Norbury 2504 Lindell Road Wilmington. DE I9808 Mr. Maurice A. Olson Dr. Judith Lambek Orlosky za tv. shore ofwe rmangw... NJ N534 Ms. Nancy Deane Owen 8409 Magruder Mill Court Bethesda. MD 208l7 Ms. Joanne Parker Ms. Robin Elizabeth Patterson 2229 Windward Lane. Apt. Virginia Beach. VA 23455 Mr. Aniello M. Pennetti Ms. Tami Ellen Perlstein Ms. Robin Kay Pflieger 5l5 George Road Toms River. NJ 08753 Ms. Terri Lynn Plummer ll6 Laurel Heights Drive Bridgeton. NJ 08302 Ms. Mary Provenzano Nall 8487 Canyon Oak Drive Springfield. VA 22l53 Ms. Susan M. Rebhorn 2062 E. Ann Street Philadelphia. PA I9I34 Ms. Sherry Lee Rediger 206 Loetscher Place. iF2A Princeton. NJ 08540 Mr. John Reading Reynolds l6l N. Main Souderton. PA I8964 Mr. Robert C. Rhodes Ms. Diedre Denise Roach 653 N. lSth Street Philadelphia. PA I9I30 Ms. Karen Gail Rose 69l7 Sherman Street Philadelphia. PA l9ll9 Mr. lan Aubrey Ross I4 Lincoln Street GlenRidge. NJ 07028 Mr. Robert Gary Ross 419 Nursery Street Norwalk. CT 06850 Dr. Hillel Rubinsky Dr. Wayne Richard Satten Mr. Michael J. Schlechter ll6ll Kelvin Avenue Phiiadelphia. PA l9ll6 Ms. Charlotte A. Schnepf 52l lst Street. SE Lemars. iowa 5l03l Ms. Linda Susan Segail Ms. Beth-Jewel Simmons 22m Ben. Franklin Pkwy. Philadelphia. PA l9l30 Ms. Lisa Ann N. Sowick Mr. Steven A. Stein 3l8 S. Plum Street Media. PA l9063 Dr. Barbara S. Steinberg. J.D. Ms. Ruth Ann Stern Ms. Lisa A. Sweterlitsch ll W. Langhorne Avenue Bethlehem. PA l80l7 Mr. Donald P. Talenti 7l7 Miles Avenue Dickson City. PA IS447 Ms. Barbara Anne Tallant 904 Fairfax Road Drexel Hill, PA l9026 Ms. Donna Marie Tailuto 22l Second Street Blakely. PA l8447 Ms. Gretchen Tartakoff Box 254 Solebury. PA i8963 Dr. Daniel O. Taube. J.D. Dr. James D. Thompson Mr. Scott William Thompson I076l Weyburn Avenue Los Angeles. CA 9w24 Mr. Samuel Beniamin Totora, Jr 394 Rt. 73 Hammonton. NJ 08037 Ms. Marie A. Truhan Ms. Elizabeth Ann Uhlarik 88 Keswick Road Elk Grove Vlg. lL 6w07 Dr. E. Jane Valas 22 Colonial Avenue Pitman. NJ Mr. Gustavo Omar Viano Ms. Marie Elaine Vincent 5I59 Gramercy Drive Clifton. Hts.. PA l90l8 Mr. Neal Walmer I42 W. Caralas Avenue Hershey. PA l7033 Ms. Nancy Weil Ms. Cynthia Weiss 909 Francine Drive Cherry Hill. NJ 08003 Mr. Robert J. Whalen Ms. Linda Lochner Williams 4320 Sunset Boulevard Erie. PA I6504 Ms. Susan Jacobs von Mechow The Grand Finale We hope that you have enjoyed the l988 edition of Endeavors After much debate over what to put on this final page we decided to simply express our gratitude Thank you s are owed to many people for various types of support To the rest of the yearbook staff f K imberly and Paullj for helping to pull this all together To the Registrars Office and the Graduate School Office for cutting through lots of red tape To Jean Dorman for her constant moral support and friendship To Freda Cannon Art Lyons Randy Miller departmental photographs To our advisors Drs Weldanz and Landau who wondered if this book would ever be finished' And finally on behalf of the l988 graduates we would like to thank all the families friends and spouses for their support and encourage ment which helped make the dream of graduation a reality Congratulations and best wishes to the graduates of l988flfl Terry Morrow, Brian Finnegan, and Sachin .logal for providing Lisa Cavacini and Sue Whittier .- -wgg 5' 'ww 1,.,1.1',4- nf 24. 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