Medical College of Pennsylvania - Iatrian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

- I m I f OMNTMI AIlOVVflNA IHTPON... June 11, 1963 1963 IATRIAN Dedication WILLIAM HENRY HARRIS, A.B., M.D. Chairman of the Department of Medicine Dr. Harris came to Woman ' s Medical College in 1960 and was appointed Professor of Medicine and Chairman of the Department of Internal Medicine. His outstanding reputation in the fields of clinical medicine, medical education, and research had pre- ceded him. Dr. Harris is an alumnus of Harvard Medical School, from which he was graduated cum laude. He did postgraduate work on the Harvard Service at Boston City Hospital and at Bellevue Hospital in New York City. He served as Associate Pro- fessor of Medicine and Head of the Pulmonary Disease Division of the University of Utah College of Medicine and as Chief of Pulmonary Disease Service of the Veterans ' Administration Hospitals in Salt Lake City. He is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine with a Subspecialty in Pulmonary Disease. At present, Dr. Harris is President of The American Thoracic Society. We are grateful to Dr. Harris for his devotion to our learning, and for his efforts in helping us achieve our cherished goal. We are grateful for the many hours of counselling, and for his helpful advice on our individual careers. Men, we have a problem . . . Firstly, we must consider Most of all, we thank him for sharing with us, his students, the intense enthusiasm which has motivated his medical career — the enthusiasm for fuller, newer, medical knowledge and its application. It is with pride that we dedicate this volume to an unforgettable professor and an outstanding physi- cian. Well, now that ' s settled To the Seniors MARION FAY, B.A., M.A., PH.D. President and Dean For four years the members of the Class of 1963 have studied and worked and learned the fundamentals of Medicine. When you receive the M.D. degree in June you will be ready to assume the responsibilities of the internship and to begin the long training in clinical medicine which makes your profession such a continuing challenge. We will welcome your visits and your letters to tell us of your successes. Marion Fay President and Dean Administration ROBERT L. LAMBERT, M.D. Medical Director GLADYS DOW DASKAM. B A Assistant to the President Class Advisor KATHARINE R. BOUCOT M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.P., F.A.C.C.P. Professor of Preventive Medicine Clinical Professor of Medicine THE DEDICATED HEART George Santayana said, The great question is not what age you live in or what art you pursue but what perfection you can achieve in that art under those circumstances. The Class of 1963 goes into the world of medicine with considerable knowledge and many techniques. You will blend these over the years with understanding and tenderness into the art of medicine, which is true healing. Today, world crisis bring the possibility of destruction close,- how deeply grateful you should feel that you have chosen to re- store, to soothe, to minister. Y ou have the inner strength of the dedicated heart. I know this because you have been very close to me. I wish you Godspeed with pride and satisfaction in an exceptionally fine group of young women. Wherever you go, our support and trust will be with you. Remember that you may always return for guidance, assistance, or appreciation. With esteem and affection Katharine R. Boucot, M.D. A % P ft ft Mi A The Class of 1 963 PATRICIA LOUISE ADKINS 10009 Beaconsfleld Road Detroit 24, Michigan Wayne State University, B.S. Christian Medical Society Ophthalmology SIBYL B. BECKETT Stockbridge, Massachusetts Radcliffe College, A.B. University of Minnesota, M.S 10 MARY JANE BRAND 253 Virginia Avenue Chester, West Virginia West Virginia University, A.B Zeta Phi General Practice PAT POSNER CANTARELLA 201 Delaware Avenue Norfolk, Virginia College of William and Mary Norfolk Division, B.S. Class Vice-President 61-62 AEI Pathology 11 JANE MICHEL CANTER 240 West Kline Avenue Lansford, Pennsylvania The Catholic University of America, B.A. Marian Guild Zeta Phi Class Vice-President 1960-61 CATHERINE M. CHURA 63 Campville Road Owego, New York Syracuse University, A.B. AEI 12 DIANA J. EGAN 951 71st Street Brooklyn 28, New York St. Olaf College, B.A. Christian Medical Society SAMA, Secretary-Treasurer 1960-61! Obstetrics-Gynecology . ;. .:;•• ' : ..::::;;::::::::, JANICE CUSHING FERGUSON 3409 Midvale Avenue Philadelphia 29, Pennsylvania Queens College, B.S. Columbia University, M.S. 13 ESTER FISZGOP 259 West Johnson Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Brooklyn College, B.A. Pediatrics ANN WINTERS FREEDMAN 63 West Main Street Freehold, New Jersey Connecticut College for Women, A.B. AEI 14 STEPHANIE R. GOONAN 2 Lagrange Street West Roxbury, Massachusetts Regis College, A.B. Zeta Phi, Vice-President (1961-62 Student Council, Vice-President (1961-62) President (1962-63 Marian Guild Internal Medicine NANCY A. HABERERN RD 1 North Coplay, Pennsylvania Moravian College, B.S. General Practice 15 PATRICIA A. HABERERN 18-20 Ruch Street Stiles, Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College, B.S. Radiology MARY ANN HEALEY 161 Mystic Street Arlington, Massachusetts Regis College, A B. Marian Guild, President (1959-60) Zeta Phi Pediatrics 16 IRIS MARLENE HOFFMEYER 3408 Horace Court Cleveland 13, Ohio Hiram College, B.A. Opthalmology ROSALIND HOPMEIER 136 South Parkway Clifton, New Jersey Washington Square College, New York University, B.A. Class Secretary-Treasurer (1961-63 Internal Medicine 17 ANNIE TAK-AN HUNG Ling Ying College 28 Yonping Road Hong Kong Wellesley College, B.A. Christian Medical Society HARRIET A. KARKUT 188 Cross Road Shelton, Connecticut William Jewell College, A Zeta Phi Pediatrics 18 ELIZABETH D. LABOVITZ 3729 North 6th Street Philadelphia 40, Pennsylvania Temple University, B.S., M.Ed. Student Council Secretary-Treasurer (1960-6 MARY DORCAS LEHMAN Woodville State Hospital Woodville, Pennsylvania The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Zeta Phi, Corresponding Secretary 1961-62) Ophthalmology 19 MARTHA WILLIAMS McDONALD McDonald Farms Sale Creek, Tennessee University of Chattanooga, B.A. Rollins College B. Mus. Zeta Phi Class President 1959-60 Internal Medicine MARGOT SINGLETON MEARS 1103 Golf Road Riverton, New Jersey Swarthmore College, A.B. Zeta Phi, Recording Secretary 1961-62) President (1962-63) Co-Editor latrian Orthopedic Surgery 20 TERESA MELCHER 1485 Hazard Road Palmerton, Philadelphia Muhlenberg College, B.S Internal Medicine 21 JANET MONAHAN Fairfield, Conn. Lake Erie College, B.A. Marian Guild Zeta Phi, President (1961-62) Class Vice-President (1962-63) JACQUELINE EVE NEMEC 1 17 Lincoln Avenue East Paterson, New Jersey Washington Square College New York University, B.A. Psychiatry 22 MARY JO O ' SULLIVAN 330 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn, New York St. John ' s University, B.S. Marian Guild Zeta Phi Obstetrics-Gynecology TRUDY SECKLER OXENBERG 1 293 East 5th Street Brooklyn 30, New York Brooklyn College, B.A. nternal Medicine 23 BARBARA KEENAN PARKER De Borgia, Montana Montana State University, B.A. General Practice RHODA S. POMERANTZ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Zeta Phi, Treasurer (1961-63) nternal Medicine 24 ROSEMARY RAU 335 West Skyline Drive La Habra, California University of California at L.A., B.A. AEI HELEN MARIE SCHMIDT South 205 Park Road Spokane 63, Washington University of Washington, B.A. Christian Medical Society, Secretary-Treasurer (1960-6 President (1961-63 General Practice 25 GLORIA L. SHINN 2809 Smith Street Fort Wayne, Indiana Ohio State University, B.S. Class Vice-President (1959-60) Surgery JOAN SHIPLEY 73 Davis Road Port Washington, New York University of California, A. Zeta Phi Pathology 26 ELAINE SHIREY 330 Johnson Street Philadelphia 44, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Psychiatry MARCIA L. STORCH Cedarwood Drive Greenwich, Connecticut Bryn Mawr College, A.B AEI 27 AGATHA MARY VELTRI 319 Washington Avenue New Rochelle, New York College of Mount St. Vincent, B.S. Marian Guild, President (1961-62) General Practice LIBBY FLEISCHER WILSON 2250 Lodovick Avenue Bronx 69, New York The City College of The City Univer sity of New York, B.S. Zeta Phi, Historian (1961-62) Co-Editor, latrian 28 DOLLY ALBERTA WONG San Francisco, California University of California, A.B. VERONICA ELIZABETH ZAVATONE 184 Independence Avenue Quincy, Mass. Trinity College, A.B. Marian Guild Class President (1961-63) Internal Medicine 29 Senior Informals 4 1 0 30 tfg) 32 33 Clinica Faculty 34 Henry William Harris, M.D William I, Gefter, M.D. Edward J. Huth, M.D. Medicine Firstly ... It says in the Merck Manual . . . Rounds followed by more rounds . . . Coffee anyone? ... All the symptoms must fit into ONE disease picture . . . Comprehensive Clinic . . . Say something theraputic . . . Saturday morning conferences . . . What was the BUN in 1947? . . . Have you consulted the recent literature? ... I have a reprint here from the latest Bengalese journal . . . Coffee anyone? . . . Normal sinus rhythm is the mechanism ... A drop of blood can tell so much . . . There ' s Staph growing in the Gram stain . . . Negative drug history? . . . There ' s another patient in . . . Mary Bagan Dratman, M.D. Maurice Sones, M.D. Mary R. Curcio, M.D. H. Phelps Potter, M.D. June F. Klinghoffer, M.D. Harry C. Gottlieb, M.D. 35 Gerardo Voci, M.D. Eleanor M. Smith, M.D. Medicine -4 Jacob M. Danish, M.D. Abraham M. Frumin, M.D. James F. Galbally, M.D. Ella Cooper-Bell, M.D. Paul Siegel, M.D. Emilie S. Loeffler, M.D. John R. Urbach, M.D. 36 Herbert Unterberger, M.D Eloise Lemon, M.D. Y4? Laurence T. Browne, M.D. C. Turner Johnson, M.D. JU Philip R. Trommer, M.D. Alice M. Anderson, M.D. Joseph A. Splendido, M.D. Margaret J. Vassalotti, Gaetano Brindisi, M.D M.D. Marion A. Boyd, M.D. Preventive Medicine Katharine R. Boucot, Bernard Behrend, M.D. M.D. Margaret A. Friel, M.D. Dorothea R. Johnson, Doris T. Freudenberg, M.D. M.D. m m Mary DeWitt Pettit, M.D. Elsie Reed Carrington, M.D. Obstetrics Catherine MacFarlane, Theodore F. Hawkins, Elizabeth S. Waugh, M.D. M.D. M.D. Meno-metrorrhag ia — etiology to be determined . . . FHT are 144 and regular . . . Doctor dear . . . Contraction starting . . . D and C and Cx Bx . . . LOA OA . . . Pick the scrapings well . . . Prep and SSE . . . Get a Kelly on that Ozzle . . . Con- traction over . . . Bedpans emptied at 4 A.M. . . . LMP was . . . Doctor dear . . . V is for . . . What? another pit drip ... Up to my bloody cufflinks . . . There ' s another patient in . . . Jane Marshall Leibfried, M.D. James A. Batts, M.D. Marion Williams, M.D. Anne H. Pike, M.D. Alma L. Young, M.D. 38 Gynaecology Helen O. Dickins, M.D. Bernard A. Eskin, M.D. Jacob B. Shapiro, M.D. Elizabeth U. Laufer, M.D. Martha L. Biemiller, M.D. The Machine and its masters. Edith F. Millican, M.D. D. L. Hughes, M.D. Julia Tusi, M.D. Arthur E. Falk, M.D. Sylvia S. Yedinsky, M.D. 39 wa m mam Pediatrics £ ! Jean Gowing, M.D. Eleanor Huntsberger Department Secretary Feel that bulging fontanelle . . . What ' s the blood lead level . . . We don ' t know what it is but we ' re treating it with penicillin . . . We ' re not miniature adults . . . Wheezels and sneezels and lots of measles . . . Where ' s the gamma globulin . . . 15,000 white count is not significant . . . We go by our clinical judgment . . . PPD 1 on every patient . . . What does he eat for lunch mother? ... An aspirin divided into 5 equal parts gives mother something to do . . . We ' re not miniature adults . . . Childhood nephrosis is not the nephrotic syndrome . . . There wasn ' t anything I could put my finger on, but he looked sick . . . Cystic Fibrosis, how did you get it . . .T A, T A, T A, T A . . . There ' s another patient in . . . Lois M. Hammond, M.D. Dorothy E. Klein, M.D. Mildred L. Kistenmacher, M.D. 40 Vera Malisoff, M.D. Rose R. Mikelberg, M.D. Patricia R. Moreschi, M.D. Margaret J. Nash, M.D. Lee Winston, M.D. Rita E. Scott, M.D. Rose R. O ' Connell. M D 41 Donald R. Copper, M.D. Chi ef, General Surgery ■Ji v sm Mila J. Ashodian, M.D. James G. Bassett, M.D Ophthalmology William F. Bouzarth, M.D Neurosurgery Thomas H. Ginley, M.D. Urology Surgery Allen E. Hamburg, M.D. Ophthalmology Mementos for our seniors — retractor calluses and varicose veins . . . Who put those sutures in? ... Is no my patient ... If gantricin won ' t do it, try mendelamine, or, we could do a culture . . . Flash, Mr. Hypertension of 1963 . . . Jeem and Don and all their sharp boys . . . Saturday rounds . . . This femur ' s jointed, let ' s x-ray . . . Chip, chip, can you hear me? ... Is no my patient . . . Subdural, let ' s burr . . . Special on low backs this week, and every week . . . Nothing is a contraindication for eye surgery . . . Ther ' s another patient in . . . Barry R. Halpern, M.D. Urology Robert D. Heath, M.D. Orthopedics Edward M. Kavjian, M.D. Urology 42 Harry M. Madonna, M.D. Urology Arnould K. Brenman, M.D. ENT Anna M. Brady, M.D. Orthopedics George F. Gowen, M.D. General Surgery Alma D. Morani, M.D. Plastic Surgery Pauline Coonel M.D. ENT H. Walter Forster, M.I. Ophthalmology Say, AHI Stanford W. Grace R. Nached, Gorden van der Mullholland, M.D. M.D. Noort, M D. Urology Ophthalmology Neurosurgery Thomas J. O ' Neill, M.D. jo Anne Overleese, M.D. Gil E. Pable, M.D. Thorasic Surgery General Surgery Thorasic Surgery Mary Powell, M.D. Orthopedics Surgery Francis Schumann, M.D. General Surgery Bernard Sigel, M.D General Surgery LeRoy H. Stahlgren, M.D. General Surgery Raymond G. Tronzo, M.D. Emily Lois Van Voon, Peter Viek, M.D. Orthopedics M.D. Orthopedics ENT . Psychiatry Blaine E. McLaughlin, M.D. J. Elizabeth Jeffress, M.D. James R. Harris, M.D. R. A. Blasband, M.D. Dermatology Carmen C. Thomas, M.D. William L. Hamilton, M.D. Margaret Gray Wood, M.D. Anesthesiology Hrant H. Stone, M.D. Virginia H. Lautz, M.D. Doris B. Gallagher, M.D. 45 X-Ray Eva F. Fox, M.D. Emanuel G. Tulsky, M.D Beatrice K. Schreibman, M.D. Hadi Ozer, M.D. Neurology Leo Madow, M.D. Flora H. Biele, M.D. Nathan L. Comer, M.D. Herbert Faust, M.D. Francis W. Pedrotty, M.D. Alfonse Gonzalez, M.D. Chang Ho Kim, M.D. LIBRARY - Ida J. Draeger, Pauline G. Johnston Emergency Room Kurt Mikat, M.D. Sidney Girsh, M.D. Clinical Pathology 46 House Staff Surgery Lorenzo J. Brea, M.D. Jeanne Butterfield, M.D. Merlin Otteman, M.D. Taiammul Hussein Bhatti, Hazel Irene Hoist, M.D. Leonardo Lince, M.D. M.D. Houshang Kaveh, M.D. Conchita Sauco, M.D. Ob — Gyn Mamdouh S. Younes, Miriam Santisteban, M.D. M.D. CT Judith L. Meyer, M.D. Prasertsri Sentrakul, M.D. Lucienne T. Lanson. M.D 47 Varuni Promadhat, M.D. Visut Prasarphanij, M.D. Phyllis Marciano, M.D. Pediatrics Anastasia Petrides, M.D. Jung Sook Kim, M.D. A. B. Ho Yee, M.D. Medicine Walter L. Sperling, M.D. Helen Czernobilsky, M.D. Corine Overkamp, M.D. William B. Sembrot, M.D. In Memoriam Evelyn Ed Miller, M.D. Carol Jean Schaller, M.D. 48 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES - Ellen Harkins, Ruth Harned, Henrietta De Fio, Helen Boyer. Absent — Judi Green, Jacque- line Levin, Geraldine Licherobiec. SWITCHBOARD - Mary Cash- man, Linda Hoffmayer. Jeanne Christel, Central Transcrip- tion Secretary. WHAT-NO-SHOP - Ann Ste- phenson, Marie Schfrieder, Grace Nahum. George D. Miller, B.A., Social Serv- ice Director. PHARMACY - Harry A. Goldman, Chief Pharmacist, Mathew Jacques. STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE Boyd, Alice Devlin, R.N. Elizabeth Lucas, Dr. Marion RECORD ROOM - Gertrude Karl, Ann Kelly. Patricia Higgins, Genovaffe Panepresso. 49 Edinger Westphal Once upon a time, in the Kingdom of the Mind there dwelt, on the Isle of Reil, a young prince, Edinger Westphal III, who lived in the Globus Paladus with his mother, the Queen Dura Mater. Every morning when the Coccyx crowed at dawn, Edinger Westphal III left his royal chambers and sounding the superior temporal horn, awakened the Kingdom. This was a very special day in the life of Edinger Westphal III, for today was his birthday. It was a lovely morning and Edinger Westphal III strolled out upon the Brachium Pontus and gazed into the Aqueduct of Sylvius. Edinger Westphal III was in love. Her name Ann Eurysm, and Ruber, among his cortices, had it that she was unfaithful. Was she a true Ann Eurysm or a false Ann Eurysm? This was his neurolemma. He was interrupted by the barking of Raphke ' s pooch, who came bound — across the bridge to greet him. It was time for him to go to school and Raphke ' s pooch always accompanied him. Today he had to recite the All-or-none law and learn the perivascular satilites and in chemistry he had to distill on his Golgi apparatus. Sometimes after school the Dura Mater picked him up, but he was never sure whether she would, because she was the vagust person. Today she was right on time, and he could see by her smile that she had been to the Dentate. Hurrying back along the Optic Tract they gazed proudly at the royal floccus on the axon hillocks. When they arrived at the Globus Paladus they found it ablaze with astrocytes. All of Edinger Westphal Ill ' s ansa ' s and uncuses had arrived, and the Circle of Willis was jammed with their auto-gyri. It was not until he stepped into the Paladus and all the guests started to cingula Happy Birthday, that he realized that this was a party in his honor. Everyone remarked upon the beautiful mylin sheath that the Dura Mater was wearing. His uncus, the Luska, who was in a vitreous humor because he had been in an aqueous humor the night before, was suddenly seized with mircoglia and before they could stop him, he had jumped on the oculo-motor scooter that Edinger Westphal Ill ' s Ansa Lenticularis had given him, and rode around the room shouting, This is no hemibalismus. This is a real blastoma! After hitting the tabes dorsalis he drove through the dorsum, down the royal treppe and splash! right into the pons, which so disturbed the Schwanns, that they arose in a great flocculus. But in the midst of the merriment Edinger Westphal III was sad. He saw Ann Gioma and Sylvian Fissure, but where was Ann Eurysm? Suddenly Aphasia rushed from aphonia booth and cried, Ann Eurysm had ruptured! The next day the giant organ of Corti pealed forth the Massa Intermedia. And so they came to berry Ann Eurysm. Created by Sybil Beckett Harriet Karkut Mary Lehman Marcia Storch 51 The Class of 1 964 52 L. Early, D. Kostyra, C. Kinc G. Nolph, A. Randolph. C. Lissenden, K. Thrift, J. Rose, J. Norman. C. Cavoto, R. Gonzalez. 53 C. Schwob, E. Howell, N. Breummer. ■MM D. Rissling, G. Strutz, D. Mikat M. Pardine, C. Fried M. Kabakjian, L, Simons A S. Wilson, J. Eaton. K. Ferrari. M.A. Ferry. J. Lee, S. Dougherty, C. Milton 54 M. DiFiglia, J. Vilinskas, E. Leise. K. Leland, J. Aronica, M. Kudzma. V. Baker, N. Lamb. 55 R. Rosenblatt, S. Hodgson, C. Mackey, M. Alexonder, E. Ernest, R. Gonzalez. ■ ■M Hartwig Kulenbeck, M.D. Chairman of the Department of Anatomy. PHYSIOLOGY: Frederick D. DeMartinis, Ph.D., Ro- berta Hafkesbring, Ph.D., Eleanor Caldwell, M.T. -f Y BIOCHEMISTRY: Margaret E. Ryland, B.A., Miriam F. Clarke, Ph.D., M. Jane Osterling, Ph.D. Jnpjt Pre-Clinica Anatomy: Hazel I. Hoist, M.D., An- drew B. Beasley, Sc.D., Gopi M. Ghosh, M.B.B.S., M.Sc. ANATOMY: FRONT ROW: Valerie Knowleton, Ph.D., Vera Menough, M.T., Dolores Bren- nan. BACK ROW: Thomas D. Malewitz, Ph.D., Iftikhar H. Bhatti, M.S., Max Levitan, Ph.D. PATHOLOGY: FRONT ROW: M. Teresa Tano - Assini, M.D., Mehmet, A. Donmezer, M.D., Kurt Aterman, Ph.D., M.D., Seane Quintin, M.D. BACK ROW: Marvin R. Dunn, M.D., Stanislav A. Norkin, M.D., I.N. Dubin, M.D., Bernard Czernobilsky, M.D. Faculty MICROBIOLOGY: Elizabeth Floyd, Evelyn R. Ba- ker, M.T., Emily Young, Ruth E. Miller, Ph.D., Maria W. Kirber, Ph.D. CLINICAL PATHOLOGY: FRONT ROW: Rosa LaRoca, Mary McKee Porter, M.D., Alma Sykes. BACK ROW: Lewis A. Delavan, Ph.D., H. William Schmidt, M.D. PHARMACOLOGY: FRONT ROW: Norma Vincent, Ph.D., Sydney Ellis, Ph.D., Mildred Ezekiel. BACK ROW: Marvin M. Goldenberg, M. S., Robert Siminoff. Ph.D., Charles R. Swaine, Ph.D., George McGill. n The Class of 1 965 5vfo 58 D. Brooks, B. Cooper, I, Kim- mel. Jt-1 J. Lopez, M, Politylo, L. Gunther, S. Li M. Mesaros, I. Jones, G. Avizonis. M. Behbehanian, H. Gaffney, G. Hight, J. Goldstein, M. Faraci. 59 M. Lo Ponte, M. Crabtree, J. Moroney, K. Heidelberger, M. Donaldson. S. Miner, M. Stewarr-Bentley, M. O ' Donnell, B. Rosenfeld, J. Lacroix. M. Moyer, E. Santoro, M. Lang, M. Jeffrey. 60 B-J. Stibler, H. Goldman, C. Blyn, M. Antokoletz. B. Hajjar, A. Zelkovic, C. Shapiro, J. Gerneth. M. Drouin, M. Kwan, M. Chaplynsky, C. Mi- ction. 61 C. Webber, L. Benz, B. Lenna, P. Fenn. A. Young, J. Mazzio, B. Ong, C. West. E. Grace, E. Pass, S. Gregory. B. Naiman, B. Beasley, Dr. A.B. Beas- ley, B. Nemesh, P. Maishock. 62 ft ©. o The Class of 1 966 MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE 63 M. Shanahan, K. Sullivan, M. D ' Annunzio, M. Toms. A. Duncan, R. Schiller, G. Ballweg, B. Dippl, J. Burgess. Alphabetically arranged: G. Barton, G. Maher, M. Radna, R. Rozycki, M. Wilson. 64 BELOW LEFT: C. Steckler, G. Hogdon, S. Stern, M. Mulach, D, Hochlerin. BELOW RIGHT: D Opie, L. Jacobson, J. Maier. E. Klein. ABOVE LEFT: M. Hanish, K. Lucas, E. Hazlin, S. Ferry. ABOVE RIGHT: M. Mulach, Dr. A. Beasley, S. Lebowitz. M. Lankalis, G. Hodgdon, J. Gross, Sister Kohls, V. Columbo, S. Stern, M. D ' Annunzio. I. Brandman, J. DeNardis, E. Goessel, P. Rock. J. Gross, V. Columbo, N. McWilliams, M. Cohen, D. Opie. ZM HI s i i fn • ..vjkt ■.lib.- V ■■rl l ■ r M ■ 1 ' BJHBB Ml ABOVE: D. Sandor, A. Scherer, B. Griffith, P. Simons, J. DeNardis. BELOW: E. Klein, J. Maier, W. Solomon, M. Radna, E. Pann. Sister Keller, Sister Kohls. A. Preston, L. Jacobson, P. Simons, A. Skripkus, N. Sarkanich. FAR LEFT: M. Chang, M. Lankalis. L. Pang, I. Spurgeon. R. Coskery, Sister Robert, Dr. H. Holtz, D. Pollock BELOW LEFT: M. Chang, J. Burgess, C. Calogeris, M. Cohen, L. Jacobson. BELOW RIGHT: C, Calogeris, M. Frecking, S. Order. Dr. V. Knowlton, Sister Keller, B. Griffith. r Ml %• Wftr I Jm£ rn .-%i JX £ S. Farrell, N. Evans, W. Solomon, M. DiGaudio, M. Verso. 67 Organizations AEI FRATERNITY: FRONT ROW - L. Early, D. Koystra, E. Leise, A. Ran- dolph, C. Cavoto, M. Pardine, J. Nor- man. BACK ROW - M. Kudzma, B. Rosenfeld, M. Kabakjian, J. Eaton, C. Dolecki, M. Behbehanian, M. O ' Don- ald, J. LaCroiz. Absent — P. Cantarel- la, C. Chura, M. DiFiglia, E. Ernest, J. Lee, S. Miner, R. Rau, M. Storch, J. Vilinskas, S. Wilson. IATRIAN STAFF: FRONT - L. Wilson, M. Mears, Co-editors BACK — B. J. Stibler, J. Mazzie, G. Barton, L. Jacob- son. Absent — D. Mikat. CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY: FRONT ROW — M. Chang, J. Bergdahl, A. Hung, E. Howell, H. Schmidt, L. Early, P. Rock, M. Crabtree. BACK ROW — P. Adkins, I. Spurgeon, J. Burgess, K. Sullivan, C. West, G. Barton, L. Simons, M. Lang. ZETA PHI FRATERNITY: FRONT ROW — J. Moroney, C. Blyn, H. Goldman, P. Maishock, H, Mears, E. Santaro, B. Nemesh, A. Zelkovic, J. Gerneth BACK — I. Jones, C. Shapiro, C. Michon, M Drouin, M. Moyer, L. Benz, B. J. Stib ler, K. Heidelberger, M. Mesaros, G Sfrutz, B. Naiman. Absent — J. Aron ica, M. J. Brand, M. Crabtree, A. D Santos, K. Ferrari, M. A. Ferry, H Gaffney, S. Goonan, M. A. Healey, M B. Jeffrey, I. Jones, H. Karkut, M. Leh- man, K. Leland, C. Michon, C. Milton, J. Monahan, M. J. O ' Sullivon, R. Pomerantz, C. Schwab, J. Shipley, L. Wilson. STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT ROW - M. Mears, C. Lissenden, S. Goonan, K. Heidelberger, G. Hight. BACK ROW — M. Kudz- ma, A. Randolph, H. Schmidt, N. McWilliams. Absent — C. Michon, L. Wilson, V. Zavatone. SAMA OFFICERS: M. Chaplynski, J. Nor- man, G. Hight. MARION GUILD: FRONT ROW - G. Hodg- son, K. Lucas, A. Veltri, M. Hanish, C. Sleek- ier, M. DiGaudio, R. Rozycki. MIDDLE ROW - M. Kwan, B. Naiman, P. Maishock, C. Mi- chon, M. Kudzma, K. Heidelberger, L. Gun- ther, M. Messaros, E. Santare, M. Toms. BACK ROW — A. Verso, J. LaCroix, M. Politylo, J. Moroney, M. Drouin, B. J. Stibler, J. Gerneth, B. Nemesh, M. O ' Donald, M. McWilliams, E. Hazlin, G. Maher, V. Colombo. Absent — J. M. Canter, C. Cavoto, J. Eaton, K. Ferrari, M. A. Ferry, H. Gaffney, S. Goonan, E. Grace, S. Gregory, M. A. Healey, M. B. Jeffrey, D. Koxstryra, K. Leland, J. Mazzio, T. Melcher, C. Milton, J. Monahan, M. J. O ' Sullivan, V. Zavatone, A. Zelkovic. 69 Disaster One out of every five Americans will move this year! 7 . . . come 1 1 Welcome to Woman ' s Med. You didn ' t have to go that far for my autograph! 70 Drill Pati Lillian S. Alpers, M.D. rons Roberta Hafkesbring, Ph.D. Dorothy E. Baker, M.D. Theodore F. Hawkins, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Ballweg John B. Hazlin Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. Barton Robert D. Heath, M.D. James G. Bassett, M.D. Agnes Hockaday, M.D. James A. Batts, Jr., M.D. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hodgson Bernard Behrend, M.D. Mary G. Holderman, M.D. David Berger Joseph Hughes, M.D. Martha L. Biemiller, M.D. K. W. Hung, Ed.D. Iris J. Bilker, M.D. Samuel Hung, Ed.D. Katherine R. Boucot, M.D. Edward J. Huth, M.D. William F. Bouzarth, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bower Maria W. Kirber, Ph.D. Anna M. Brady, M.D. June F. Klinghoffer, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Arnold King Brenman Virginia Lautz, M.D. Laurence T. Browne, M.D. Clara May Lehman, M.D. C. D. Calogeris Robert N. 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Zavatone Cypra Shulman, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Zelkovic Elizabeth T. Simons Zeta Phi Fraternity, Beta Chapter PARTNERS IN HEALTH YOUR HOSPITAL . . . YOUR DOCTOR . . . BLUE CROSS . . . BLUE SHIELD . . • Associated Hospital Service of Philadelphia Medical Service Association of Pennsylvania This is a capsule,,. P r P and it looks deceptively simple. Certainly not as complex as an x-ray machine, a fully equipped operating room, or a modern pharmaceutical analysis laboratory. But appear- ances can be deceiving. Into this capsule went countless hours of research, the clinical investi- gation of thousands of patients by scores of physicians and-finally-painstaking manufactur- ing controls. And-with the help of this capsule- physicians are able to provide more effective care for their patients. 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THE CLASS OF 1963 THE ALTOONA HOSPITAL ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA APPROVED BY: Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals APPROVED FOR: 12 Rotating Internships Ob-Gyn Residency Surgical Residency General Practice Residency Pathology Residency Appointments are made in accordance with the regulations of the National Intern Matching Program. For additional information and application forms, write to: Joseph May Stowell, M.D. Director of Medical Education MULTILITHING MULTIGRAPHING MAILING MIMEOGRAPHING MULTIPRINTING VARI-TYPING Sequential Card OPtype Composition JOHNSON PRINCE INC. • 2 1 4 South 1 2th Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. GRACE LABORATORIES CLINICAL — ANALYTICAL — RESEARCH 5909 RIDGE AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 28, PA. IVYRIDGE 3-2978 COMPETITIVE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Your Alumnae Association proudly salutes these eleven winners since 1952 of the Competitive Scholarship given by The Woman ' s Medical College of Pennsylvania. This Award, which carries full tuition for four years, is made by the College to a student in the entering class. It is based on her col- lege record, which should be of outstanding excellence, her person- ality, character and potential as a physician. Other considerations in the selection of an applicant are the results of her Medical College Admission Test and her Graduate Record Examination. A satisfactory academic record must be maintained by her in order to retain the Scholarship for four years. 1 962 Gail Hodgdon 1961 Kathleen Heidelberger Carole West 1 960 Mary Agnes Ferry Charlotte King 1959 1958 Rhoda Solomon (Pomerantz) 1 957 Margaret Tessaro 1 956 Regina Cuta Joyce McCaughan 1955 1 954 Mary Resinski 1 953 Helen Oels 1952 Elizabeth Laufer BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 63 THE PARENTS ASSOCIATION OF W.M.C. DR. ROSE R. MIKELBERG WILLIAM GREEN President Chairman, Philadelphia HARRY LABOVITZ Secretary- Treasurer