Georgetown University School of Medicine - Grand Rounds Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

J % CO r . ■ .i ' -: - ' t S ' m Life ' - : ' ' :■ : V ' 3.-i ' 4v ' ' - GRAND ROUNDS 1971 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ADMINISTRATION Congress shall make no law respecting an estab- lishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof .... Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar ' s .... John C. Rose, M.D., Dean Francis L. Simmons, Registrar Bruce I. Shnider, M.D., Dean Martin, Dean Clifton Himmelsbach, M.D., Dean GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE WASHINGTON. D. C. 20007 orP,c. or THE O.AN January 1971 To The Graduating Class Dear Colleagues: I am very pleased to have been invited to write this message. You are a grand class and I share the faculty ' s high opinion of your dedication and talent. The four years you have spent here at Georgetown represent the four most exciting years in the history of our school. Events of enormous significance in the 120 year history of our school have converged to this point in time. We have admitted our largest first year class. We have opened our new Medical Center Library, basic science building, labo- ratories and classrooms. A new curriculum has been imple- mented, one designed to better fit our students for the complex role of physician in modern society. You have read of the plight of higher education in the U nited States, particularly the problems of a fiscal nature, that are faced by the private universities and colleges. Georgetown shares these problems. Yet, we have received an extraordinary expression of confidence. As I write this letter, Georgetown leads all other schools in the United States in the number of applications for the medical school class entering September 1971. As you now enter the many diverse careers of service that you have selected, keep informed about Georgetown and keep us informed about you. We need to know about your successes and about the problems that you encounter as you make your way. We must know about your endeavors in order to remain contemporary. In this way, you will continue to have an influence on the goals our school sets for itself, and the way it reaches towards those goals. Warm good wishes for your futures and our future. Sincerely, (jtohn C. Rose, M.D. Dean Georgetown — 1 800 ' s Georgetown — 1900 ' s Georgetown — 2000 ' s?? Now that our four years of pleasant turmoil are ending, let us reflect upon the metamorphoses that have occurred before our very eyes (ofttimes imperceptible to the keenest observer, ofttimes pretty damn obvious)!! Events of enor- mous significance in the 120 year history of our school have converged to this point in time. Rest assured, Georgetown has been revolution- ary in its approach to medicine. In the vanguard are the radicals who teach Anatomy — ' ■? -«fc. ■ 4 f ' mm « fj ' Physiology had its beginnings in the myths and fears of prehistoric man. Through the ages the myths have been replaced by sound scientific fact, such as Anoxia not only stops the machinery but also wrecks the machine. The brain is the metabolic gourmet and the heart is the metabolic garbage can. The bladder is useful for marking out territory and putting out small fires. ' Garbage can?! ' Metabolic gourmet?! The fears live on in the hearts of all GT ones. 10 Meanwhile, those zanies down on the Pharm are contributing to the advancement of medicine in their own inimitable way. ' Here ' s that file on Acapulco Gold you wanted. T.C.I.— No! T.H.C.— Yes!! ' ' Today ' s luncheon menu begins with a pinch of catnip. ' ' Life can be a drag when you play with drugs. ' ' The most serious side effect of marihuana is legal. , or as some people call it, ' Grass ' . On to Biochem and its- 11 BRAVE NEW WORLD ' A Dram is better than a Damn! ' ' Why wasn ' t I born in a flask? The Glass Menagerie 12 In his continuing efforts to exploit the multitude of ' ' little beasties the microbiologist often becomes one with his work — 13 Pathology ' s cold stor- age often is the breeding ground for Medicine ' s hot ideas Requiescat in pieces 14 CMIH m m ' „. ■ s:i ' ... ' N,ii . i «wim M ' l iiw - ' The sound of one hand clapping 15 We dedicate this yearbook to the interns and residents of Georgetown, our closest friends and teachers in the clinical years. Scratch a little lower, Nick. ' ' Hev, Man! ' 3:15 P.M. and still on morning rounds. ' Hooray! They graduated!! ' Look. Doc. no gloves! ' Bleach!! 16 Dr. DelGado, Miss Ob, and Miss Gyn ' Step into my parlor, won ' t you please Funnv, he doesn ' t look Italian. From the esoterica of the Green Journal to the mundane of guaiac rounds they have been a constant source of instruction, encouragement, and critical evalua- tion. We value their friendship. ' r ' Don ' t be siUv. of course we ' re not married. 17 PEOPLE WE HAVE GROWN TO KNOW AND JJ .: . ■«- - is The Bunnv Hutch I should have stayed with the Shrinks! ' One egg or two? Why can ' t I find a nice married man? No, Dr. Berberian, the pump isn ' t ready yet! «i V l ll? iV I ' So who needs a functioning marrow! Candy, little girl? I Wasn ' t that Ron Rico and his How come 200 acting interns eat lunch everyday? ' You GT Ill ' s are all alike! ' LOVE You have 30 seconds to finish vour lunch! !„.- -• Poor Baby My lips are sealed ' ' What, wear pantsuits and disappoint the boys? ' Those icy fingers up and dovi-n my spine ' Name and birthdate! Mother Hen and the Plucky Pullets $2 on Irish Eyes in the fifth? 19 With all due respect, what can one say about passing gas on a hard stool? INDUCTION PLANE I Haii-ii! ' PLANE II Vroom! Vroom! Oh, sleep, what a beautiful thing Beloved from pole to pole. PLANE III ■Quick! More Anectine! ' RECOVERY . r ' . 20 OB-GYN, fn the broade t sense, is EVOLUTION. The department las done much to dispel old wivegi: ites and l keep abreast of new developijierLtSv Despite recent advances into previously virgin territory, obstetrics remains a v idie opeji fieidr s in many areas, speculation cohtinnes v hil modern devices are tried and discarded and new channels are explored in searcVior a scientific outlet. In the days to come we can look forward to startling insights and unforeseen advances with the thought in mind that THINGS ARE LOOKING UP!!! 21 Dr. Calcagno often finds himself dreaming of ways to make his department appeal to the kiddies — 22 In the evolution of medicine, surgery, of all the fields, has become perhaps the most subspecialized. At Georgetown, however, the surgeon has not forgotten his humble origin . . . 23 w mm ■ ■ Chuck Pete ' s Tonsorial Parlor ■ ■ K Proprietors TRANSPLANTS— Hair or Heart- by appointment only We also do Ladle ' s transplants Regular cut — $300 Special cut — $500 Y-cut — no charge Massage: External — $1.75 Internal — $2.50 Tonics: Quinine — $.50 Foxglove — $.75 additional shots — $.25 24 Some surgeons now advertise — ' No. Roger, I don ' t think it ' s funny, either. 24 HOURS DRAIN SEWER SERVICE RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL WASHINGTON, D.C. IBAKER-MAXTEQ IF WE FAIL, NO CHARGE SPECIAL!! .for radiologists IVPs read without ROD-0-REAMER .• •v: BONDED -. incrimination turs-on credtt SEWERS DRAINS • SINKS • TOILETS • MAIN LINES • GREASE REMO VAL BODY TROUBLE? SEE ABC PLASTICS a division of mark eddm bust develope rs,inc. -M 1 25 The Orthopods take a break. Say that word again and I ' ll break the other one!  a 26 ENT VAN SPILKE R T N 6 8 3 8 3 5 7 9 Z 3 5 2 7 8 6 Z S t T i 1 9 I 20 400 20 200 100 _20_ 70 20 5-0 20 OPHTHALMOLOGY 27 In the age of modern miracles such as Preparation H and Nupercainal, the general surgeon is forced to keep up with daily- movements. In spite of all, he manages to impart the ancient truths. ■You cut that too SHORT! You cut that too LONG! A little more pull on that retractor, son! What are you going into boy. PSYCHIATRY? Dermabrasion. hell! Let ' s do a RADICAL neck! 28 ' If it bleeds, CLAMP it! ' After 1 hr., 10% have air under the diaphragm; after 5 hrs., 50%; and after 10 hrs., 30% are DEAD! See one. do one, teach one, kill one, LEARN one. WHAT?! ME on a salt- free diet?!! Surgery is something where you use your hands a lot. 29 A necessary part of any hospital is a good department of radiology. Over the years, the Georgetown radiologists have developed some astounding abilities — :- ' There is a cloud formation over Lake Erie, and . 4K ' The bladder mucosa appears normal. There appear to be SEPTIC emboli in the lungs. ' Ray Milland has nothing on me! Who is that woman? ' It ' s all (lone with mirrors, dearie 30 PM R — Ah, progress! 31 And Now, Presenting The First Annual TO THE GEORGETOWN MEDICAL BOOKSTORE: EQUANIMITY IN THE FACE OF ADVERSITY AWARD or I know you ' re in there, because I can hear you smiling. TO THE EDUCATION COMMITTEE: BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS AWARD or never have so few done so much for so many for such great personal gain. TO ROBERT SCHIFFER, M.D.: THE COLONEL ROGALLA AWARD for perfect attendance? BREQURB) THE SHYLOCK POUND OF FLESH AWARD or how to succeed in business without really trying. TO GEORGE E. SCHREINER, M.D.: 4 ' 1 V ' .js. J THE MAP TO THE ELEPHANT BURL ' L GROUND AWARD so you can build another ivory tower. 32 Georgetown Dubious Achievement Awards TO RICHARD PALMER. M.D.: TO THE THURSDAY NIGHT CARDIAC CONFERENCE: THE SWEET UROPIGIAL GLAND OF LIFE AWARD for his valiant attempt to save the veneer of the seats in Room 101. THE BEST FOREIGN FILM OF THE YEAR AWARD TO ESTELLE RAMEY. PH.D.; THE YOLrVE COME A LONG WAY. BABY OR ■■YOU ' RE NOT SO VIRGINIA SLIM AWARD for furthering the cause of Women ' s Lib and sockin ' it to ol ' Doc Herman. TO DR. YELLIN: THE BEST SUPPORTING ROLE IN A COMEDY SHORT AWARD TO T. RICHARD SANTORA. M.D.: THE LANCE RENTZEL LOVING CUP AWARD or did I ever tell you my Maxie joke for furthering the cause of sex education. TO MICHAEL D. TOUSTER, M.D.: THE ACTING INTERN OF THE YEAR AWARD for spending more time at Arlington than the senior students. 33 TO DONALD KNOWLAN, M.D.: TO GEORGE W. HYATT, M.D.: THE LOU GEHRIG-BABE RUTH STOPWATCH for timing presentations at morning rounds. After 3 mins. elapsed time, the watch sings out with: You guys are the best we ' ve had yet! TO MARGARET ABERNATHY, M.D.: THE CENTURION FOR A DAY AWARD or Pass me another nail, Sam for the sensitivity and tact with which he crucified many a resident (and on occasion an attending) on Tuesday nights. TO CHARLES TARTAGLIA, M.D.: THE OUR MISS BROOKS AWARD OR This Show is brought to you by the letters M.O.M. for teaching us all to be good little doo-bees. THE I NEVER PROMISED YOU A ROSE GARDEN, BUT WHY DO I GET ALL THE THORNS AWARD or It only hurts when I listen for putting up with and putting on lor all the students in clinic. TO THE EDITORS: THE COURAGE ABOVE AND BEYOND THE CALL OF NECESSITY AWARD or foreign in- ternships really aren ' t that bad! 34 PEOPLE WE HAVE KNOWN TO GROW The Tag Team No, the Maalox doesn ' t come free with the 4 meal. Gee, it looks just like Duluth, Minnesota! It ' s supposed to bee see- through! 35 Gee. if could be a sponge. ' They ' ve gotta ' stop using that Halothane! Here ' s to vou, Mr. Robinson! Sweetbreads, anyone? Hey! It ' s supposed to be see-through! Quercus albus , 99 sheep . . .100 sheep. . 36 AND LOVE Could this be Women ' s Lib? A room for two? Certainly, Mr. Smith! Legs all the way up to her , Hey, Kitty! How many GT IV ' s love me today? Christmas with the Corleone ' s They got to stop using that nitrous oxide! Parke-Davis sure had it right when they began the series . . 37 GREAT MOMENTS IN MEDICINE Night Call At Arlington Presenting the Bill o zr-rmMM 38 Choosing the New Chief At Georgetown James Brolin is Dr. Steven Kiley in ' Marcus Weiby, MD ' Robert Young is Dr. Marcus Welby in ' Marcus Welby, MD ' James Daly is Dr. Paul Lochner in ' Medical Center ' John Saxon is Dr. Ted Stuart in The Bold Ones ' David Hartman is Dr. Paul Hunter in ' The Bold Ones ' I  - E. G. Marshall is Dr. David Craig in The Bold Ones ' Chad Everett is Dr. James Gannon in ' Medical Center ' I definiteK will not run in 72! ' No, George! He ' s too hairy! ' 39 GT III Physical Exam GT IV Physical Exam Cardiac Arrest At Cook County? 40 B.I.C.U. The colo-rectal surgeons demanded it; the juniors wouldn ' t beheve it; the seniors cried with relief when they in- stituted the Bowel Intensive Care Unit! The monitoring is intense . Remember those little old ladies ob- sessed with only one thing. You tried Colace, Senokot, Fleets and mineral oil, all to no avail. Well, rejoice now, for you can slough your problems to the experts. • . WARREN E. COLLINS. INC. DEPT .14. 220 WOOD ROAD. BRAINTREE. MASS G21B4 The Two Step Valsalva Apparatus and those being monitored in tents cry Please don ' t seal me in! 41 Few can forget our introduction to Cardiology when Dr. Harvey taught us to auscultate the heart as one would listen to an orchestra. ' Turn on the bubble machine! ' I hate this longhair stuff! Fibrillation con Amore ' Anyone for ' Peg o ' My Heart ' ? ' P ' m M|| B e ■ i  , inft 3y K m Zing! Went the strings of my heart! Ari Akbar Khan 42 An oboe is an ill wind that no one blows good ' Chopsticks, anyone? George Schreiner and the Nephrologists have led in the field of dialysis. The Maytag Home Dialysis Unit ' Liberte, Fraternite. Miction! ' Over-the-counter Dialysate Take me and pee! 43 what with the popu- larity of organ trans- plants these days, Neurology has been de- veloping criteria for the readiness of organ donors. ' Come on, gang, let ' s get it straight! After many years of research, Georgetown ' s gastroenterologist has found the answer to success — One ' Scope in the morning does it. I gargle three times a day, ' In spite of a valiant effort on the part of the pulmonary team, the fact still remains that ' ' You can take Salem out of the country but you can ' t take the tumor out of the lung! Cough! Cough! ' THE CODE OF DERMATOLOGY 1. If it ' s wet, dry it. 2. If it ' s dry, wet it. 3. If these don ' t work, use steroids. 4. If still you don ' t succeed bet- ter have a doctor look at it. Science has produced many weapons against infection, but none quite so relentless as the — PENICILLIN-ACE! 46 Endocrinology promises great things for the future while Rheumatology keeps looking for new joints to invade — What are nice guys like you doing in a joint like this? 47 HEMATOLOGY . tr- Several hematoblasts and one giant Rath cell O.P.D. — pick one: 1. Old People ' s Disease 2. Ornery Passive Dependents 3. Odoriferous Pelvic Discharge 4. Old Paunchy Diabetics 5. Organic Protoplasmic Degenerates 6. Obnoxious Psychiatric Deviates 7. Obsolete Practices of Diagnosis 8. Often Pretty Disappointing 9. Obvious Psychosomatic Disease 10. Oily Psoriatic Dermatitis 11. Oblivious to Patient Demands 12. Off Plenty of Days 13. Out Patient Department 48 5 East C.C.U Sorry we have no pictures of the patients — they were all out to lunch. Chronic Crock Unit Speaking of crocks, Psy- chiatry is, without a doubt, the specialty that has made the greatest strides forward in medicine as you will see . . . 49 ' ' Events of enormous significance have oc- curred in the 120 year history of our school. Par- ticularly, we might add, in the last four years. The naive, unsure, but proud freshman of 1967 have become the naive, unsure and especially proud seniors of 1971. 52 Some changes are outwardly visibl hair and dress styles are different Some old habits have been dropped While others have been reinforced. ! leap over the wall! DRINKING ' Finally got the monkey off my back! SMOKING No, Chris! You roll it like this. I give it a 75, Dick, because I liked the beat. 55 SLEEPING The Harlem Globetrotters Run out to the left and say ' Ah ' . Take it off! Take it all off! Many new friends have been made Some old ones are gone. 56 Some of us got married. Some of us had kids. p ■ ■- — ■■ • .! . 1 — .- T- - ' -Jl . ■iL. EW H T 1 r r ' Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice plus one The Metrecal for lunch bunch You can diaper the baby with your tie, Bob. ' The Tweeter and the Woofer 1 do, ergo prop sic hoc! W L 3 -rC H 1 1 ■4 H V 57 Other changes are less obvious — We ' ve tried our hand in school poli- tics, with varying degrees of suc- cess, thru such forums as class meetings and the education com- mittee. Those invited enjoyed voting. 58 i OREOPITHECUS HAMAPITHECUS AUSTRALOPITHECUS PARANTHflQPUS ADVANCED HOMO ERECTUS EARLY HOMO SAPIENS SOLO MAN RHOOESIAN MAN NEANDERTHAL MAN CRO MAGNON MAN MODERN MAN AUSTRALOPITHECUS Our evolution over four years has helped to prepare us for the most difficult change that lies ahead — That of assuming the role of physicians in the community. 59 v -is,..- ■... - Georgetown has been a source of frus- tration, hard work and good times, but, above all else, it has been our home. May we continue to remember it as such. 60 . . . after four years of ' ' pleasant turmoir ' , mil- lions of dollars spent in the making and a world- wide talent hunt GUMC of Papal Enterprises proudly presents VATCH your heroes study iiligently for exams SEE a cast of thousands OBSERVE your heroes tak- ing gas 61 JOHN T. ALLEN, M.D. and after 1 put the K-Y on, what ' s next? DENIS R. BAILLARGEON, M.D. ' I ' m scrubbing on a cholecystectomy tomorrow. ROBERT P. BANKA, M.D. No. Bob. I don ' t see any elephants. 62 MARK E. BRANON, JR., M.D. ' If Mother could see me now. ' ■Turn out that light! . . . and then I ' ll say. ' Dr. Kyle, why can ' t I dress this way? ' . PETER B. BRASSARD, M.D. ' NOW he tells me about the gloves! 63 ■HUNNHH! Take a sip of a nice girl ' s beer? DANIEL DEAN BROUGHTON, M.D. ' Hurry up, I ' m starved. ' ' Let ' s round em up. FREDERICK B. BROWN. M.D. 64 JUANBUONO. M.D. For a revealing photo of your Hardwick girl, write to . . . . « ' = «t 1 ' Make me an offer. ' h VINCENT I. CAPOSTAGNO, M.D, CHARLES R, CARDANY, M.D. There ' s more than one way to skin a cat. ' (Pssst. That ' s a dog, Dan.; 65 Ten cents a dance. ANTHONY FRANKLIN CAROLLA, M.D. OSCAR A. CARTAYA, M.D. I think I ' m going to be sick. ' No pictures until I ' ve eaten, girls. ' CHRISTOPHER ). CASSELS, M.D. 66 ; ' . Cherry Blossom Time MARCD. CHALET, M.D. JOSEPH J. CHANDA, M.D. Udmii TortiLoUi.s! ' RICHARD A. CHIARELLO, M.D. Do you know ' Melancholy Baby ' ? 67 If he says Walter Reed in the next three minutes, I win the pool. NICHOLAS lEROMECLEMENTE, M.D. ...and we can spend our Honeymoon in the on-cal room. i PAUL T. COLLURA, M.D. . LOUK ' IS worth d Ihuiisdiul wcjrd.s CARINE R. CAPPOLA, M.D. 68 The Whacker I passed! I passed! I passed!! Dr. School to the rescue TYRONE SHELDON GUSHING, M.D. 69 RICHARD J. DEAN, M.D. ROBERT R. DEMEO, M.D. ' Next time I ' ll remember to wear gloves. ' GREGORY P. UICARLO, M.D. ' Let ' s see: WDWNVVM in NAD . 70 ' It ' s all right, Nurse, pull the plug. EDWARD W. DICK, M.D. Oh no, not the Dick Test! CARLC. DIROBBIO, M.D. P.E. Physiologic. Finished at last 71 STEPHEN lOEL ELLIS, M.D. When I grow up 1 want to be a Doctor. You can pick your friends but . . . JOHN P. FARRY, M.D. OR tUSWll ' I JOSEPH p. FINIZIO. M.D. ' My new admission is HOW old? MICHAEL p. FINN, M.D. - , tf ■Rats! No Centerfold. ' My hemorrhoids are killing me. 1 1 ' Oh Hell, six more weeks of winter! FAULT. FRANTZ, M.D. 73 jjjj pb Kf ' J a L P •1 ' Wifl ■, _-- _. MARTIN E. GANEK, M.D. This is an L M Moment. RONALD J. GARUTTl, M.D. Plunk your magic twanger. Froggie: -r Another exciting CMIH lecture. 74 - MARVIN GILLICK, M.D. ' I tell you I heard it from Dr. Pansky himself. ' C ' mon Ma, it ' ll only hurt for a little while! 75 JAMES F. HAINES, M.D. If it goes ' lub-dub ' , I ' ll know I ' ve been studying too long. NEAL J. GOULD, M.D. It looks like a lesion of the Organ of Zuckerkandl! V Caught with his pants down. JOHN J. HALPIN, M.D. 76 MARY ELIZABETH HERALD, M.D. Would you believe Maggie Aber- nathy?! The Shiek lives! STEPHEN P. HIRO, M.D. 77 JOSEPH H. HOCHHEISER, M.D. Her first beer, her first cigarette, what next? . . . No Pat, FANA is not a stripper on the block! ' MICHAKL |. HOKAN. M.D. 78 DANIELE F. HUNTINGTON, M.D. Researching the Jaffe Report. 4 HARRY J. JAFFE, M.D. You want to stay late tonight to help study mv WHAT?! : = - BERNARD S. JAY, M.D. Cast of Thousands? 79 JOHN WILLIAM KNLSPEL, M.D. RAYMOND A. KOGUT. M.D. ' My Jockey SJiorts are killing me! rd 9 I P? V ' J H i K ' ' ' KUrA i wihd f 1 j B - ' K Ji H ■ .raSl ' i ■j l i H m S . m YtS i kfiSifl c S ROBERT NEIL KORNFIELD, M.D. Crazy K. drinks it up again, and again . 80 ANDREW D. KRANIK. M.D. RICHARD S. KRUSE, M.D. ■No thanks, I never touch the stuff. ' You can dress him up, but . CONRAD V. KUFTA, M.D. 81 lOHN W. LANG. M.D. ' No, Frank, the Circumvallate Papilla is not the Pope ' s summer ho Come on, Sue, you have to get the feel of things to learn Anatomy. If -I W i A ' Right on, Sue! SUSAN G. LARSON. M.D. 82 Hard at work in the hills of Virginia Surgical Grub WILLIAM LAVIN. M.D. DAVID ERIC LEES, M.D. A. JOHN ROBERT LEIKENSOHN, M.D. 83 an - M STANLEY B. LEVY, M.D. ' Miss the vein again, Buster, and you ' ve had it. ' ROBERT P. LEWIS. M.D, ' A.T. T. down % . General Motors . . , ROBERT M. LICATA, M.D. ■■■ . . and when the Ambulance reaches the pri.son gates we make our break. 84 ■Another Shocking day in the Emergency Room. PAUL ROBERT LIEBMAN, M.D. STEPHEN A. LIROFF, M.D. Mister Medicine 85 SR. PATRICIA LOWERY, M.D. jl ' A little higher, guys. I can just see Conrad ' ; hands. GREGORY R. MACK, M.D. r I VIKROM PATRICK MAHATAPHONGSE. M.D. Barefoot Boy With C;heeks of Tan 86 MONIQUE F. MARGETIS, M.D. I think we should pick him up off the steps, Monique — after all, he is the Dean. r 1 FRANCISCO R. MARTELL, M.D. . . . and a few C;hili Peppers to make it just right. But Daddy. I have to go NOW! JACOB L. MASSUDA, M.D. 87 NUXZIO ANTHONY MASTROPIETRO. M.D. and when we ' re finished, I ' ll show you my etchings. MATTHEW A. MEYER, M.D. Mama Mia. that ' sa some speecy spicy meataball! 88 DOMINICK A. MINOTl ' l, M.D. ' Nick, Dear, why isn ' t Joe wearing one of the ties I made? STEPHEN H. MINTZ, M.D. ■Honest, Mom, we ' re just playing with the dog. ' Give this one to Francine — 1 spiked it with .Spanish Fly. ALFRED LEONARD MONIOT, M.D. 89 should have stayed in Law School. ' I always lock my doors behind me. ' RONALD D. MORRIS, M.D. RAYMOND J. MIIROW. M.D. Don ' t turn around, just hand over your notes for the Boards. 90 thought YOU were on call tonight. ' Now I ' ll get him with the cold stethoscope in the arm- pit routine. Get your hands away from that zipper. Johnny! VINCENT A. O ' DONNELL IR., M.D. JOHN E. O ' LOUGHLIN JR., M.D. 91 lUDITHP. OSHA. M.D. RICHARD R. PALMER, M.D. tP W ' Get back, all of you — She ' s mine! Researching the Palmer Report Pick the imfortunate one who just ate at Darnali. 92 THOMAS A. PARRINO, M.D. SR. BARBARA A. PFLUM, M.D. Betsy, you ' ll never make it over the wall on that vine! Alfonso The Great and his Copropha- gic Smile SALVATORE M. PULVERENTl. M.D. Let ' s see, what does Oral Roberts say next? 93 MARTIN MARK QUIGLEY, M.D. You say you ' ve lost a lot of weight latejy? Watch me bowl him over with my Ramev routine. I wish Yellin would keep that light out of my eyes. m PATRICIA OTOOLEQIUNN, M.D. ROBERT J. RACUSIN, M.D. 94 Will the real Juan Valdes please stand up! In auriculum tuum est? Chet takes a trip... CONCETTO S. RAMETTA, M.D. ANTHONY J. RANERl, M.D. 95 ■Yes, Dr. Kendrick, it helps — but not that much! ' JOSEPH P. REPICE. M.D. This is the way we go to school, go to school. . . . ' MICHALEEN RICHER. M.D. GEORGE E. RITTER, [R., M.D. 05 and Chianti? 96 CHARLKS S. ROGALLA, M.D. ' O.K., Pat. I ' ll flip you — heads or tails? ' Physical Therapy Grand Rounds Damn it. Shelly, come back! ' you ' re up for the next admis- sion. SHELDON RUBENFELD, M.D. 97 EUGENE p. RUSSO. M.D. MICHAEL W. SALO, M.D. . . maybe if we stuck her hand in some warm water? Dr. Russo starts his first IV. FRANCINE ELISA SAN GIOVANNI. M.D. You male chauvinist pig! 98 T. RICHARD SANTORA, M.D. JOHN A. SANTORO, |R., M.D. ' r- ■•So that ' s Maxie! ' - ' J . t I ' ll bet you ' ve heard my Maxie joke! ■Psst! Have I told you my Maxie joke? And then she says, ' My God, Maxie ' s dead! ' . . . . so there was this guy named Maxie who had the . . . 99 JOHN R. SAUNDERS, M.D. ' Damn zippers! The two sides of Charlie Schaffer . . ) CHARLES B. SCHAFFER, M.D. 100 ' Scotty never lets me look at the centerfold. ROBERT P. SCHIFFER, M.D. RICHARD |. SCHROT, M.D. The Casting Director ! o :« ! ' MARY D. SCOTT, M.D. 101 i was a 98-lb. weakling. ' ' My God. It ' s twins! ROBERT R. SCRIBNER, M.D. nsT ae ' ' Honest guys, I was gonna share the be ' Say, ' Good night ' , Irving. ' RONALD A. SERNIUK. M.D, 102 DANIEL SHAMES, M.D. Faster than a speeding bullet — Kapov ' Before the cock crows thrice vou will betray me. RICHARD D. SMITH, M.D. ' Hello, Livingston? You sent over the wrong uniforms. RICHARD K. SPENCE, M.D. 103 JOSEPH J. TEPAS, III, M.D. What kind of cheese? STEVEN B. WASKOW, M.D. How long did you say you ' ve been on steroids, madam? PAULL. WEINER. M.D. 104 ' Bill I never promised you a garden. Rose. ' ' You tell Dr. Chiazze vou can ' t understand it! MARK A. WEISS. M.D. ' Who ' s the wise guy who spiked my coffe with X-prep? ' ROBERT A. WEISS. M.D. A ' Well, guess I have to buy a Nelson. ' PAUL A. ZAVERUHA. M.D. PEOPLE WE HAVE KNOWN TO GROAN . my picture! 106 . and after they blew up the defibrillator Come on, guys! Let ' s code this 107 Now that your memory has been assauhed in the last 100-odd pages, test your skill at free association by matching the columns — K! ' -- M ' ■ DTONGHT .. 1 feview o GROSS ANATOMY A Dynamic Approach BEN PANSKY, Ph.D. BNCEHOUSE Ph.D. 108 I I have just two things to say. The answers can be had from the editors who un- fortunately but wisely left town several hours before this book was in your hands. If you are insistent, how- ever, on knowing how our magnificent minds in- terpret all this, turn to page 119. 109 CLASS OF 1974 Margherita C. Abe Richard A. Angoff James Apesos Alfred R. Ashford Michael E. Assey Paul J. Barreira Jonathan H. Bauman John L. Bennett Marcia P. Bergtraum John J. Bert Mark V. Blum Joseph N. Bockino Gary W. Booz Richard G. Bottiglione Thomas F. Brown Robert E. Brucker, Jr. Paul S. Burka Kenneth A. Butler Russell P. Gancellieri Frank D. Cannon Michael J. Gannon John A. Carlson, Jr. Joseph L. Chess Mona L. Chung Herbert K. Cooper Craig L. Corwin Frederick E. Gosco David H. Craig Matthew J. Curtis John E. Dadow, Jr. Brian J. D ' Arcy Allan E. David Richard M. Delaney Richard De Marsico Carl S. DeMatteo Vincent G. Desiderio Michael D. DeYoung Julia T. Donovan James E. Dougherty William L. Douglas France Doyle William P. Duff Sheridan B. Easterling James J. Edwards Michael M. Etzl Elliot O. Famutimi Paul R. Farrell Donn A. Fassero Steven A. Fayer Michael P. Federle Donald P. Finnerty Kathleen T. Fitzgerald Richard G. Flaherty Albert F. Fleury William K. Flowers Robert P. Foglia Wilham B. Foley, S. J. Ronald J. Gailun Paul D. Caither Richard W. Galloway no Richard R. Ganz Richard J. Garvey Robert P. Gatewood, Jr. Thomas J. Gavigan Michael H. Goldberg Robin I. Goldenberg John F. Goldener Patrick T. Hergenroeder Paul J. Hergenroeder Marsha F. Heuser James J. Hill Elwood S. Holland Arthur G. Israel John B. James Allan J. Goldman Perry A. Gotsis Jerome I. Gottlieb Gary K. Goucher James H. Graeter Olivia M. Graves Robert W. Gurney Fred S. Gurtman Francis X. Haines Deborah A. Hall LeRoy H. Hall Gwen I. Harleman Canaan L. Harris Mark S. Harris Ronald S. Hay David F. Headley Harvey J. Kagan John Kelemen Lawrence J. Kerzner Paul D. Kiernan John J. Kloby Bruce H. Koffler Robert A. Kolock Geoffrey B. Korn Alan H. Kramer Louis J. Kroot Marie L. Landry Thomas D. Langston David H. Levien Wade B. Lewis. Ill Robert E. Liebenberg Ofelia A. Liguori Robert A. Linden Marc A. Linson Rogerio A. Lobo James M. Loftus Hugh N. Lunan Stephen P. Lutenberg Robert G. MacDermind. Ill John P. Mahan Thomas D. Maher, Jr. William S. Mandel Thomas L. Manzo Donald H. Marshall, II James R. Marshall Steven F. Mazer 111 Josepli F. McCaffrey Robert H. Millm- Stuart Miller Steven A. Mollov John A. Molyn Gerardo Montero Michael C. Moore John E. Morrison Alan M. Nelson Jeffrey S. Nicholl Nera Oakley Elliot R. Pack John S. Packer William W. Patrick Kenneth R. Pervier Robert ]. Piorkowski Robert Podolak Lucille D. Pohley Ronald J. Policastro Steven S. Remsen Raymond J. Rescildo James W. Roach Harold M. Rosenthal Marilyn J. Ross Richard K. Rudy Mervin L. Sakowtiz Dennis M. Savinsky Paul F. Schleinitz Edward F, Schnipper Glenn W. Schwarcz John S. Seder Donald L. Shifrin Wilburn A. Smith, Ir. Kenneth R. Smothers William F. Stifter Charles J. Stolar Jo hn E. Sutton, Jr. Richard G. Sutton Robert H. Swedarsky Richard K, Templeton Timothy H, Thut Nan Turner Andrew T. Turrisi Paul E. Vitale George R, V ' rablik Lawrence F. Waldman Charles C, Wallace John J. Wassel Louis A. Wasserman Linda K, Watt John V. Weigand David V. Young Theodore G. Zoleski Bernard Zilberfarb Gordon A. Zimmerman Thomas G. Zimmerman Joseph L, Zito Nicholas A, Zubyk Alan R. Zwerner 112 CLASS OF 1973 Denise F. Ahern Milan S. Andrus Frank S. Ashburn, Jr. Marilyn A. Bacon Daniel L. Baker, Jr. Louis H. Barr Kathleen M. Barrett g -gBTn Q B HUEr fl Michael D. Baum Brian Bayly Marilyn B. Benoit Brent D. Bernikow Geoffrey K. Booth Bernard M. Borgida Stephen L. Bosniak Daniel J. Boyle Michael J. Bradbury Peter S. Bradshaw Bernard E. Brady Mary E. Burke Gordon J. Bushell Dennis A. Carlini William J. Christie Ludwig J. Cibelli Margaret M. Clancy Granville Y. Custer, III John R. DeBiase Richard J. De Groote Michael D. Delaney Dwight C. De Risi Richard P. De Rosa Edward J. Dill, Jr. Lawrence P. Doeblin Donald L. Dragoni Mary J. Drass Eric J. Ellinghaus Robert J. Emma Michael W. Engelman John P. Farricy Robert A. Felter Mark A. Filippone Benjamin H. Finder Paul D. Freda Steven E. Fredrikson Edgar M. Frenkel Joel J. Garsten Gary N. Goldsmith Jed. D. Gould William M. Guilfoyle Norman D. Gutrie Barry D. Herman 113 Gabriel B. Herman Alan L Hill Richard F. Holub Kevin B. Hughes Alfred J. Juliano Lewis J. Kanter Paul Katz Stephen F. Kennedy Geraldine P. Kent Robert E. Ketcham Eric S. Kohleriter Gregory M. Koons Stewart Z. Kupetz Martin S. Lerman Sanford E. Leslie John A. Long Robert Lout John H. Lynch John J. Lynch Thomas G. Lynch Abe M. Macher Donald F. Mackler Frank P. Manginello Patrick D. Mansfield Lincoln L. Manzi Katherine E. M. Marschall Robert E. Martin Thomas J. Mattimore William G, McCarthy Barry M. Miller Lawrence J. Naame Robert L. Neaderthal Robert G. Notz Walter Nowak Michael M. Orlando 114 John A. Orzano Louis N. Pangaro Jerrold J. Parrish John M. Pogue Joseph F. Pulito Mark Quigley James M. Quinn Cornelius M. Reing Mark B. Reiter Michael M. Repice Geraldine K. Richter Bruce Roseman George T. Rudden Rosilyn M. Ryals Thomas S. Ryscavage Arthur H. Schwartz Thomas A. Schweller Nicholas H. Shea, Jr. Ross J. Simpson Edward R. Sodaro Charles P. Sternberg Robert J. Stillman Charles L. Suggs Edward J. Surrago Earl A. Surwit David B. Sutter Ralph E. Sweeney, Jr. Joseph A. Tapogna John J. Vasile John W. Vester Robert J. Waller Richard M. Wernick Robert O. Wilhelm Thomas A. Yared Kenneth J. Zienkiewicz 115 CLASS OF 1972 Barbara M. Alvin Richatd J. Babaian Lawrence M. Ballon Timothy Bayly Jeffrey J. Bednarski Paul Belich, Jr. Mary Brita Bergen Jerry M. Blaine Joseph F. Branda David S. Brandenburt Joseph H. Brezin Paul |. Cangemi Richard F. Caponetti John C. Carey Roy L. Carman Dennis S. Cesar Denis E. Chagnon Lance I. Chodosh Frederic V. Christian Stephen A. Cohen Joseph E. Cronkey John F. D ' Avella Ralph T. De Palma Michael B. Dillon Louis M. Di Mauro Joseph H. Donnelly Edward P. Eberth Stephen B. Feldman Alexander A. Fondak Kenneth R. Fox Robert M. Frost Jan P. Fruiterman John L Gallo David L. Gang Richard L. Goldberg David J. Goldstein 116 Leonard S. Goldstein Mark A. Goldstein Thomas P. Greco Michael R. Green Arthur P. Greenberg Richard H. Greenspan Kenneth M. Gruenberg Stephen W. Halpern William A. Hanff Samuel M. Hawken James J. Heger Seymour R. Hepner Stoner E. Horey Daniel F. Hoth Albert L. Interrante Robert L. Kagan Paul D. Kamin Jay W. Katz Roger B. Katz Daniel E. Kenady Michael R. Kennerly Edward M. Killilea Daniel L. Kisner Jay S. Klein Richard M. Klein Peter J. Koch Richard L. Kole Ronald Krasinski Terrence J. Lee Seth M. Lewin Louise L. Liang William L. LIcamele Ronald J. Lowenstein Paul R. Mailhot Stuart G. Mallinoff John J. Marino Paul L. Mastropolo Richard A. Matza Joseph R. McClellan Pamela A. Meyer Robert M. Michaels Ronald P. Monsaert Michael A. Moskewicz David E. MuUane Joseph L. Napoli 117 Michael f. O ' Brien Catherine M. O ' Gara Eugene T. O ' Neill Maureen O ' Regan Eugene P. Otto, III Francis M. Palumbo Lawrence C. Panasci Robert C. Pascucci Anthony J. Perri Vincent A. Policelli Charles E. Rath, III William C. Rees William L. Rich Paul F. Richin Robert M. Ross Arthur A. Rubin James A. Rush William D. Rutenberg Danald A. Sabella Michael Sands Alan R. Satterly Thomas S. Sauer Louis F. Sciarrillo, Jr. James T. Sehn John A. Sesta Ronald K. Smialowicz Lewis Suskiewicz Allender Sybert William V. Tamborlane, Jr. Lillian M. Valdes-Cruz Robert H. Varney Thomas M. Walker Richard A. Walsh Raoul L. Wientzen Robert E. Wolfensperger Stephanie M. Yater Craig W. Young Stanley Zoyac, Jr. Barry S. Zuckerman 1. Nick Minotti and a BO AC bag — in which may be found the records of four years of paternal benevolence. 2. Dr. Solnitzky and Walter Reed — he has a lot of friends there. 3. The Pigeon and Romm 101 — standing room only. 4. Dr. Pekin and a white sock — we ' re only sorry we couldn ' t find an Argyl. 5. Marv Gillick and Pansky ' s Anatomy — it will help him immensely in psychiatry. 6. Steve Liroff and a sidebum — obviously a Com- mie, Fascist, hippie weird beard! 7. Richard Palmer, who always wanted to say just two things, but never quite could, i.e., he had some trouble, e.g., difficulty, cf. res ipsa loquitur. 8. Steve Ellis and Nothing — above all else, this man is matchless! 9. Ray Kogut and Brother Juniper — he is more to be tonsured than censured. 10. Dr. Calcagno and The Godfather — we were only kidding, Luca! 11. Dave Lees and Kiss- A- Toad Tonight — by royal command of the Crown Prince of Froglandia. 12. Danny Huntington and an ice cream cone — sensuality exercise number nine, anyone? 119 IN MEMORIAM Edwin J. Dealy. M.D. Zygmunt Menschik, M.D. Andrew A. Marchetti. M.D, { 120 MORE PEOPLE I v .fl mm I ' m attending a pulmonary function tonight. ' O.K., We ' ll strip her . . .veins! Hello! Goodbye! Quick rounds tonight! i ' Dr. Golden? Never heard of him!. Slip, Lurch and Backslide, Attornies-at- Law Record room called me back, because my writing was legible 121 YEARBOOK STAFF Richard K. Spence, Editor David E. Lees, Ass ' t. Editor Francine San Giovanni, Ass ' t. Editor Marvin Gillick Dan Broughton Daniele Huntington Anthony Carolla Nick Clemente Hard at work in the planning stages We search for inspiration Mavbe if I rub his stomach? Come on, snake! Talk to me! ' ' We ' ll make you famous in the centerfold! X ' If 1 could talk with the animals Why do I have to sneak into St. Mary ' s to take pictures? ' Who works in circles? Many Thanks To Our Consultants and Faculty Advisors chief Advisor ' 1 think you layed an egg, Richard! The Think Tank — where a lot of good ideas went down the drain Consultants On Taste Special Thanks To: Dr. Thomas Lee Eric W. Lees Southall- Locke Jack Daniels Matt Meyer Bob Lewis Paul Weiner Paul Liebman Johnny Walker Mary Burke P. Ballantine and Sons Jim Haines 123 INTERNSHIP DIRECTORY Allen. John T. Univ. of Virginia Ho-spital Jefferson Park Avenue Charlottesville. Va. 22903 Baillargeon. Denis R. Rhode Island Hospital 593 Eddy Street Providence. R.I. 02902 Banka. Robert P. North Shore Memorial Hospital Valley Road Manhasset. N.Y. 11030 Branon. Mark E. Jr. Pacific Med. Center — Presbyterian Hosp. Clay and Webster Streets San Francisco, California 94115 Brassard. Peter B. Georgetown — D.C. General Washington. D.C. 20007 Broughton. Daniel D. Letterman General Hospital San Francisco, California Brown, Frederick B. Tripler General Hospital Honolulu. Hawaii Buono. Juan Georgetown Univ. Affil. Hosp. Washington. D.C. Capostagno, Vincent J. LA. Co. — use Medical Center 1200 No. State Street Los Angeles. Calif 90033 Cardany. Charles Univ. of Virginia Hospital Jefferson Park Avenue Charlottesville. Va. 22903 Carolla. Anthony F. North Shore Memorial Hospital Valley Road Manhasset, N.Y. 11030 Cartaya, Oscar A. Georgetown Univ. Hospital Washington. D.C. 20007 Cassels. Christopher J. Lenox Hill Hospital 100 E. 77th Street New York. N.Y. 10021 Chalet. Marc D. Bellevue Hospital Center 1st Ave. and 27th Street New York. N.Y. 10016 Chanda. Joseph J. North Shore Memorial Hospital Valley Road Manliasset. N.Y. 11030 Chiarello. Richard A. Children ' s Medical Center 1935 Amelia Street Dallas, Texas 75235 Clemente, Nicholas N.Y. Med. College — Metropolitan Hosp. One East 105th Street New York. N.Y. 10029 Collura. Paul T. Jefferson Med. College Hospital 11th and Walnut Streets Philadelphia. Pa. 19107 Coppola. Carine R. Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal. Quebec. Canada Cupoli. James M. Children ' s Hospital 1056 East 19th Avenue Denver. Colorado 80218 Gushing. Tyrone Univ. of Maryland Med. College 22 S. Greene Street Baltimore. Maryland 21201 Dean. Richard J. Yale — New Haven Medical Center 789 Howard Avenue New Haven, Connecticutt 06504 DeMeo, Robert R. U.S. Naval Hospital Rockville Pike Bethesda. Maryland 20014 Dick. Edward W. Chicago Wesley Memorial 250 East Superior Street Chicago. Illinois 60611 DiCarlo. Gregory P. Hartford Hospital 80 Seymour Street Hartford, Conn. 06115 DiRobbio. Carl G. Henry Ford Hospital 2799 W. Grand Blvd. Detroit. Michigan 48202 Ellis, Stephen J. Springfield Hospital 759 Chestnut Street Springfield. Mass. 01107 Farry. John P. North Shore Memorial Hospital Valley Road Manhasset. N.Y. 11030 Finizio, Joseph P. Johns Hopkins Hospital 601 North Broadway Baltimore, Md. 21205 Finn. Michael Univ. of Iowa Hospital Newton Road Iowa City. Iowa 52240 Frantz. Paul T. North Carolina Memorial Pittsboro Road Chapel Hill, N.G. 27514 Ganek, Martin E. Georgetown Univ. Hospital Washington. D.C. 20007 Garutti. Ronald J. N.Y. Memorial Hospital 444 East 68th Street New York. N.Y. 10021 Gillick. Marvin Georgetown Univ. Affil. Hosp. Washington. D.C. 20007 Gonzalez. Nelida A. Georgetown VA Washington. D.C. 20007 Gould, Neal Memorial Hosp. Long Beach 2801 Atlantic Avenue Long Beach. Calif. 90801 Haines. James F. St. Francis Hospital 114 Woodland St. Hartford. Conn. 06105 Halpin. |ohn J. Presbyterian Univ. Hosp. of the Univ. of Pittsburgh 230 Lothrop St. Pittsburgh. Pa. 15213 Herald. Mary E. Hartford Hospital 80 Seymour Street Hartford. Conn. 06115 Hiro. Stephen P. Barnes Hospital St. Louis. Missouri 631 10 Hochheiser. Joseph H. Meadowbrook Hospital P.O. Box 175 East Meadow. N.Y. 11554 Horan. Michael J. Johns Hopkins Hosp. 601 North Broadway Baltimore. Md. 21205 Huntington. Daniele F. N.Y. Med. College — Metropolitan Hosp. One East 105th Street New York, N.Y. 10029 Jaffe, Harry J. Georgetown Univ. Hospital Washington. D.C. 20007 Jay. Bernard S. Georgetown LIniv. Hospital Washington. D.C. 20007 Knispel. John W. U.S. Naval Hospital Park Boulevard San Diego. Calif. 92134 Kogul. Raymond Univ. of Illinois Chicago, Illinois Kornfield, Robert N. Strong Memorial 260 Crittenden Blvd. Rochester, N.Y. 14620 Kranik. Andrew D. Vanderbilt Univ. Hosp. 1161 21st Ave.. South Nashville. Tenn. 37203 Mahataphongse, Vikrom P. Georgetown — D.C. General Washington. D.C. 20007 Margetis. Monique F. L.A. Co.. use Med Center 1200 N. State Street Los Angeles. Calif. 90033 Pflum, Sr. Barbara A. Good Samaritan Hospital 3217 Clifton Avenue Cincinnati. Ohio 45220 Pulverenti. Salvatore M. St. Vincent Hospital 25 Winthrop Street Worcester, Mass. 01604 Kruse, Richard S. Chicago Wesley Memorial 250 East Superior St. Chicago, Illinois 60611 Kufta, Conrad Georgetown — D.C. General Hosp. Washington. D.C. 20007 Lang. John W. U.S. Naval Hospital Rockville Pike Bethesda, Md. 20014 Larson. Susan G. U.S. Naval Hospital Rockville Pike Bethesda. Md. 20014 Lavin, William J. Univ. of Illinois Chicago, Illinois Lees. David N.Y. Med. College — Metropolitan Hosp. One East 105th Street New York. N.Y. 10029 Leikensohn. John R. Christ Hospital 2139 Auburn Avenue Cincinnati. Ohio 45219 Levy, Stanley Georgetown Univ. Affil. Hosp. Washington. D.C. 20007 Lewis. Robert P. Yale — New Haven Med. Center 789 Howard Avenue New Haven. Conn. 06504 Licata, Robert M. Georgetown Univ. Hosp. Washington. D.C. 20007 Liebman, Paul R. Boston University Hosp. 750 Harrison Street Boston. Mass. 02118 Liroff. Stephen The New York Hospital 525 East 68th Street New York. N.Y. 10021 Lowery. Patricia A. St. Vincent ' s Hosp. 153 West nth Street New York. N.Y. 10011 Mack. Gregory R U.S. Naval Hospital Rockville Pike Bethesda. Md. 20014 Martell. Francisco R. Georgetown Univ. Hospital Washington. D.C. 20007 Massuda. Yacoub Univ. of Illinois Chicago. Illinois Mastropietro, Nunzio Lancaster General Hospital 525 North Duke Street Lancaster. Pa. 17604 Meyer. Matthew A. Georgetown Univ. Hospital Washington, D.C. 20007 Minotti. Dominick A. Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hanover, N.H. 03755 Mintz, Stephen H. Georgetown Univ. Hospital Washington. D.C. 20007 Moniot. Alfred U.S. Naval Hospital Rockville Pike Bethesda, Md. 20014 Morris, Ronald D. Maricopa County Gen. Hosp. 3435 West Durango St. Phoeni.x. Arizona 85009 Murow. Raymond J. Georgetown Univ. Hospital Washington. D.C. 20007 O ' Callaghan. William Good Samaritan Hospital 1212 Shatto Street Los Angeles. Calif 90017 O ' Donnell, Vincent A.. Jr. Good Samaritan Hospital 1212 Shatto Street Los Angeles. Calif 90017 O ' Loughlin, John New York Memorial Hosp. 444 East 68th Street New York. N.Y. 10021 Osha, Judith R. Georgetown Univ. Hospital Washington, D.C. 20007 Palmer. Richard R. St. Elizabeth ' s Hospital Washington. D.C. 20032 Parrino. Thomas A. Boston Univ. Hosp. V and VI 818 Harrison Avenue Boston. Mass. 02118 Quigley. Martin U.S. Naval Hospital Rockville Pike Bethesda. Md. 20014 Quinn. Patricia O. Georgetown Univ. Hospital Washington, D.C. 20007 Racusin. Robert J. Georgetown Univ. Affil. Hosp. Washington. D.C. 20007 Rametta. Concetta S. Univ. Of Virginia Hosp. Jefferson Park Avenue Charlottesville. Va. 22903 Raneri. Anthony J. Univ. of Maryland Hospital 22 So. Greene Street Baltimore. Md. 21201 Repice. Joseph P. Children ' s Hospital 219 Bryant Street Buffalo, N.Y. 14222 Richer. Michaleen Children ' s Hospital 1056 East 19th Street Denver. Colo. 80218 Ritter, George E.. Jr. Children ' s Hospital 219 Bryant Street Buffalo. N.Y. 14222 Rogalla. Charles S. Greenwich Hospital Perryridge Road Greenwich, Conn. 06830 Rubenfeld. Sheldon II and IV, Harvard Boston City Hospital Boston, Mass. 02118 Russo. Eugene P. St. Vincent ' s Hospital 153 West nth Street New York. N.Y. 10011 Salo, Michael W. Good Samaritan Hospital 1033 E. McDowell Road Phoenix, Arizona 85006 San Giovanni, Francine E. Monmouth Medical Center Long Branch. N.J. 07740 Santora. T. Richard Univ. Miami Affil. Hosp. Miami. Florida 125 Sanforo, John Univ. of Iowa Hospilal Newton Road Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Saunders. )t)hn VValtoi- Reed Gen. Ho,sp. 6H25 16th Street, N.W. Wa.shington. DC, 200 12 Schafter. Charles Highland General Hospital 2701 14 th Street Oakland, Calif. 94606 Schiffer, Robert P. Greenwich Hospital Perryridge Road Greenwich, Conn. 06830 Schrot, Richard J. Santa Clara Valley Med. Center 751 South Bascom Avenue San Jose. Calif. 95128 Scott, Mary D. Mass, General Hospital Fruit Street Boston, Mass. 021 14 Scribner, Robert Bellevue Hosp. Center First Avenue and 27th St. New York, N,Y, 10016 Serniuk, Ronald A. Hartford Hospital 80 Seymour Street Hartford, Conn. 061 15 Shames, Daniel Hosp. of Univ. of Penn. 3400 Spruce Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 Smith, Richard D. Univ. Conn. Affil. Hosp. Hartford, Conn. Spence, Richard K, Hosp. of Univ. Penn. 3400 Spruce Street Philadelphia. Pa. 19104 Tepas, Joseph J., Ill U.S. Naval Hospital 8750 Mountain Blvd. Oakland, Calif 94627 Waskow, Stephen B. Univ. Oregon Med. Hosp. 3181 S.W. Sam Jack.son Park Portland, Oregon 97201 Weiner, Paul L. Hartford Hospital 80 Seymour Street Hartford. Conn. 061 15 Weiss, Mark A. Mass. General Hosp. Fruit Street Boston, Mass. 021 14 Weiss. Robert A. NYU— Bellevue Med. Center 550 First Avenue New York. N.Y. 10016 Zaveruha, Paul A. Rhode Island Hospital 593 Eddy Street Providence. R.I. 02902 126 CLASS OFFICERS 1967-1968 President — T. Richard Santora Secretary-Treasurer — Mary Elizabeth Herald Student Council Representative — Daniel Broughton 1968-1969 President — T. Richard Santora Secretary-Treasurer — Mary Elizabeth Herald Student Council Representative — Daniel Broughton 1969-1970 President — T. Richard Santora Secretary- Treasurer — Mary Elizabeth Herald Student Council Representative — Robert Lewis Student Council Vice-President — Stanley Levy Student-Faculty Liaison Representatives — Dominick Minotti Harry Jaffe 1970-1971 President — Stanley Levy Secretary- Treasurer — Mary Elizabeth Herald Student Council Representative — Richard Palmer Student Council President — Robert Lewis Student-Faculty Liaison Representatives — Dominick Minotti Harry Jaffe 127 PARTING SHOT Quick, Dad, hand me the yearbook! 128 Printed By BRADBURY, SAYLES, O ' NEILL-PARAGON College and Independent School Affiliate of Paragon Press, Inc.