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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

kst . . . For, if a doctor ' s life may not be a divine vocation, then no life is a voca- tion, and nothing is divine . . S. Paget Chief Champion-. Dr. June F. Klinghoffer is an alumna of the Woman s Medical College of Pennsylvania — and therein lies the cornerstone of her appeal to many of her students. How appropriate it is to salute one who sat in the same seats, listened to the same lectures, trod the same halls and with whom we share the degree Doctor of Medicine. Would that we, in years to come, as we continue to draw comparisons between our lives and hers, as we emulate her equanimity, wit, dignity, enthusiasm, interest, support and above all, her empathy with students — would that we are not found lacking! With deep appreciation of what she has given us and in anticipation of how her example will continue to guide us, we dedicate this book to: DR. JUNE F. KLINGHOFFER TO THE SENIORS: We all want to share your sense of achievement that you may now be known as a physician and proudly answer to the title Doctor . We confidently expect that each of you, in whatever field ' you may choose, will strive to be the very best, one whom we will always be proud to claim as ours. In turn, we pledge that the Woman ' s Medical College will continue to strive to be an Alma Mater that will deserve your pride and affection. I want to extend to each of you my personal best wishes for a successful career. Glen R. Leymaster, M.D. President and Dean DORIS G. BARTUSKA, M.D. Assistant Dean DOROTHY L. PEI SER, M.S. Administrative Assistant A D M I N I S T R A T I N [RENE E. MAHER. M.D. Associate Dean ROBERT L. LAMBERT. M.D. Medical Director GEORGE H. BAUGHMAN, JR. Vice-President for Development c I A A D V I S R And to the class of 1965, may we be so bold as to say you are the envy of those who know. You have the optimism of youth coupled with the best medical education we could provide. Synthesize these with compassion and inquisitiveness and you are truly on your way to being a good physician. You have been blessed with talent and opportunity. Reap the warm glow of returning in some measure the portion of your blessings to those less fortunate. Eva Fernandez Fox, M.D. Hi P ISTOR Y OF 1 RESENT 1 LLNESS: L This is the first WMC encounter for forty-seven well-developed, well-nourished (some better than others) white females whose symptoms were related to . . . T- MEDICINE Henry William Harris, M.D. Laurence T. Browne, MD. Gerardo Voci, M.D Michael F. Devine, M.D. Donald W. LaVan, M.D. Doris G. Bartuska, M.D. Mary R. Curcio, M.D. William I. Gefter, M.D. Spencer Raab, M.D. Paul D. Siegel, M.D. H. Phelps Potter, M.D. Ralph M. Myerson, M.D. Eleanor M. Smith, M.D. C. Turner Johnson, Jr., M.D. John R. Urbach, M.D. Joseph Splendido, M.D. Gaetano Brindisi, M.D. James F. Galbally, M.D. o Art Edward J. Huth, M.D. Abraham M. Frumin, M.D. Herbert Unterberger, M.D. Mary Bagan Dratman, M.D. Alice M. Anderson, M.D. iir Maurice Sones, M.D. k- 7 Philip R. Trommer, M.D. Margaret I. Anderson, M.D. Harry C. Gottlieb, M.D. Emilie S. Loeffler, M.D: Eloise M. Lemon, M.D. Jacob M. Danish, M.D. v 3 -M I Sidney U. Wenger, M.D. Leo Madow, M.D. Flora H. Biele, M.D. Alfred S. Roberts, Jr., M.D. Henry Darmstadtcr, Ph.D. NEUROLOG YPS YCHIA TR Y J. Elizabeth Jeffress, M.D. Herbert A. Faust, M.D. Rosalie Burns, M.D. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Katherine R. Boucot, M.D. William Weiss, M.D. Bernard Behrend, M.D. Judith Mausner, M.D. Margaret Friel, M.D. Dorothea R. Johnson, M.D. DERMATOLOGY CARMEN C. THOMAS, M.D. whose symptoms were exposed to . SURGERY Lf i H BSsi a L MM Wt JAMES G. BASSETT, M.D. DONALD R. COOPER, M.D. ALMA D. MORANI, M.D. WILLIAM F. BOUZARTH, M.D. THOMAS J. O ' NEILL, M.D. THORACIC WILLIAM L. HAMILTON, M.D. MARGARET GRAY WOOD, M.D. LeROY H. STAHLGREN, M.D. BERNARD SIGEL, M.D. JoANNE OVERLEESE, M.D. HARRY L. THOMAS, M.D. JAMES P. BOLAND, M.D. OT FRANCIS SCHUMANN, M.D. GIL E. PABLO, M.D. LESTER KARAFIN, M.D. FRANCIS W. BATIPPS, M.D. THOMAS H. GINLEY, M.D. EDWARD M. KAVJIAN, M.D. UROLOGY HARRY M. MADONNA, M.D. I - A. RICHARD KENDALL. M.D. BARRY R. HALPERN. M.D. VIRGINIA H. LAUTZ, M.D. ANESTHESIA DORIS B. GALLAGHER, M.D. RADIOLOGY GEORGE P. KEEFER, M.D. . ' ifc GRANT H. STONE. M.D. 3 EVA F. FOX, M.D. DEZSO A. BALAZS, M.D. 11 EMANUEL G. TULSKY. M.D. ESMOND M. MUM ' . M.D. Z m w ENT Arnold K. Brenman, M.D. Pauline Coonel, M.D. w- lw OPHTHALMOLOGY H. Walter Forster, M.D. Mila J. Ashodian, M.D. Grace R. Nachod, M.D. ORTHOPEDICS 1 l Robert D. Heath, M.D. Raymond G. Tronzo, M.D. Anna M. Brady, M.D. 12 L. k Doris A. Howell, M.D. . whose symptoms were relieved b) ... PEDIA TRICS Waldo E. Nelson, M.D. Rita Scott, M.D. Lee Winston, M.D. Mildred Kistenmacher, M.D. r to Rose R. O ' Connell, M.D. Patricia Moreschi, M.D. Anastasia Petrides, M.D. Jean Gowing, M.D. w Harriet M. Arey, M.D. Vera Malisoff. M.D. Rose R. Mikelberg, M.D. Lois Hammond, M.D. 13 whose symptoms were complicated by . . . OB-GYN Elizabeth U. Laufer, M.D. Helen 0. Dickens, M.D. Maurice C. Clifford, M.D. Bernard A. Eskin, M.D. Alma L. Young, M.D. Elsie Reid Carrington, M.D. Deurward L. Hughes M.D. Anne H. Pike, M.D. Mary DeWitt Pettit, M.D. Elizabeth S. Waugh, M.D. Theodore F. Hawkins, F. Marian Williams, Catharine Macfarlane. M.D. M.D. M.D. James A. Batts, M.D. Jane M. Leibfried, M.D. and offered empathy by the . HOUSE STAFF Is M. EKRAM DIMBILOGLU, M.D. Surgery, Resident WILLIAM SKMBROT, M.D. Medicine, Resident THOMAS ACETO, M.D. Emergency Room ROSALIE M. DODD, M.D. Surgery, Resident HOUSHANG KAVEH, M.D. Surgery, Resident HASSAN ESLAMI, M.D. Surgery, Resident JOAN A. CHRISTIE, M.D. Ob-Gyn, Resident CONCEPCION TAN, M.D. Ob-Gyn, Resident SUDHA R. KINI, M.D. Pathology K. R. KINI, M.D. Pathology HOWARD FREEDMAN, M.D. Pathology CHARLOTTE T. LIU, JOHN YOUNG, M.D. M.D. Medicine, Intern Pathology CELIA M. CAVOTO, SAGHIR AHMED, M.D. M.D. Medicine, Resident Medicine, Intern O 15 tr V MIRIAM WYSOCKI, M.D. OB-GYN, Resident JUDITH MEYER, M.D. OB-GYN, Resident LUCIENNE LANSON, M.D. OB-GYN, Resident ALBA SANMARCO, M.D. Pediatrics, Resident VERONICA ZAVATONE, M.D. Medicine, Resident MARY JO O ' SULLIVAN, M.D. OB-GYN, Resident % JOSE LOPEZ, M.D. Pediatrics, Resident LINA VARDARO, M.D. OB-GYN, Resident ilk IQBAL MALIK, M.D. Pediatrics, Resident CHANDRA SAREEN, M.D. Pediatrics, Resident ARTLIRO BAUTISTA, M.D. Pediatrics, Resident AGATHA VELTRI, M.D. Medicine, Resident JENNIFER ALLCOCK, M.D. Pediatrics, Resident A. DEBORAH GOLDSTEIN, M.D. Pediatrics, Resident 16 i re-Clinical F, LINICAL T ACULTY MAX LEVITAN, Ph.D. ANA TOMY ANDREW B. BEASLEY, Sc.D. MARY E. HARTMAN, M.D. THOMAS D. MALEWITZ, Ph.D. VALERIE Y. KNOWLTON, Ph.D. If 3 VERA MENOUGH, M.T. 9: DOLORES BRENNAN HARTWIG KUHLENBECK, M.D. BIOCHEMISTR Y MARGARET E. RYLAND DAVID M. SHAPIRO, Ph.D. X M. JANE OESTERLING, Ph.D. ARMAND J. GUARINO, Ph.D. ££1 STUART NARROD, Ph.D. MIRIAM F. CLARKE. Ph.D. PHYSIOLOGY M. FREDERICK D. DeMARTINIS, Ph.D. EDWARD C. FETHEROLF, A.M. E. J. MASORO, Ph.D. IRWIN ZIMMERMAN, Ph.D. WILLIAM SCHRIVER PHARMACOLOGY NORMA H. VINCENT, Ph.D. JACOB B. ALLOTEY, M.D. CHARLES R. SWAINE, Ph.D. BARBARA LANTZ LYONS, M.D. SYDNEY ELLIS, Ph.D. ALBERT J. EIJSEBI, Ph.D. WILLIAM K. RIKER, M.D. 7 MARVIN M. GOLDENBERG, M.S. BARBARA L. KENNEDY BACTERIOLOGY RALPH A. KNIGHT, Ph.D. ELAINE WHITBECK, Ph.D. RUTH E. MILLER, Ph.D. MARIA WIENER KIRBER, Ph.D. EVELYN R. BAKER, M.T. PATHOLOGY MARVIN R. DUNN, M.D. I. N. DUBIN, M.D. STANISLAV A. NORKIN, M.D. BERNARD CZERNOBILSKY, M.D. HYMAN MENDUKE, Ph.D. BIOSTATISTICS zzr s 19 FRONT ROW: Rosa LaRoca, Mary McKee Porter, M.D., Alma Sykes. BACK ROW: Lewis A. Delavan, Ph.D., H. William Schmidt, M.D. STUDENT HEALTH SER VICE LIBRAR Y I y B i CLINICAL PATHOLOGY Alice M. Anderson, M.D., Alice Devlin, R.N. Elizabeth Lucas, Mar- ion Bovd, M.D. PHARMACY Ida J. Draeger, B.S., Pauline G. Johnston Mathew Jacques, Harry A. Goldman, B.S., Chief Pharmacist. 20 LOST, BUT NOT LEAST Tajammul Hussein Bhatti, M.D. Beatrice K. Schreibman, M.D. Visut Prasarphanij. M.D. Merlin Otteman, M.D. Jacob R. Shapiro, M.D. Gorden van der Noort, M.D. Edith F. Millican, M.D. George F. Gowen. M.D. Roberta Hafkesbring, Ph.D. 21 Past Mi EDICAL H ISTORY: ALMA MATER General Health: Excellent Diseases of Childhood: Usual Diseases of Adulthood: Organic chemistry, 1 and 2 Calculus German Physics, 1 and 2 Previous Admissions: None Allergies: Saturday classes Studying Homework Previous Injuries: Scathing looks from male pre-med classmates MCATS (remember what happened to YOU that day!) Interview at WMC 22 You were interviewed And what do mi think about marriage? and interviewed And what do you think about marriage? and interviewed And what do ou think about marriage? minutes, hours, days, weeks, until SUCCESS - ACCEPTANCE! 23 F (3 5: EVIEW OF OYSTEMS FRESHMAN YEAR ? W SHARON SflPlf G-EKflUXlfc OUvft BoRBSRft SftWT PlftRY LftKC Utaiiifi— Dorothy Hodil Suasw Soslw BftUQftRft Lipacvtrti A Ro ERI RvtVEK Sixty-three unsuspecting young women were in good health until, suffering from delusions of grandeur, they arrived at WMC in 100° September heat to start training to be DOCTORS. Patients quickly developed olfactory hallucinations that it smelled where-ever they went — oddly enough, patients lost this hallucination, but everyone else at WMC developed it! Patient had no chills or fever, but was frequently in a cold sweat; food intolerance developed for all but coffee and cigarettes; distress was relieved by: sleep, a night out, and a P in a mental exercise. Patient was becoming paranoid until she heard that this was all bilge in her little black box. caused by confusion in the purple dots. MARCIftCOU-lHS PstRicir ftlLUR = m About mid-way in her illness, patients ' symptoms shifted and became focused on the urinary tract — she insisted upon saving urine! Urine-clean catch, urine for specific gravity and urine for Kjeldahl. There was also a recurrence of G-I symptoms as patient put special diets, (and tubes!) into her esophagus. Patient experienced an all too brief respite from her symptoms during one hour per week when she focused her attention on neoplasia. In reviewing her case, patient feels the following exacerbated her symptoms: the eighty-seven layers of the eye, the intrauterine development of the ' ' haart. and the s-l-o-w descent of the testes; all subjected to an epidemiological analysis It was restorative for patients to project themselves into the future as they watched forty-four women become DOCTORS. All symptoms continued to recede over a period of about three weeks, at which time they were dra- matically removed by the printed words — You are recommended for promotion. a Mtf 6ARKER tf ftKEN LftUKOrf A- EftfSoK- bsR fww O ' PRffr Joyce Vfou.ftcE 6«RBMW SrtftRR. Jo«i( Stew nMffinVfM rfton Dmtfrtl boftERtcK Dorothy Barber Victom Vrocio Utfoft Pw.nw laWlXN UPSOH FAUCES brtvw CWeR JfcKET S?E! C.E Sue Vw OosteK fttybl Ktcoo EASErfVTElK SfWDRft TURCHI SOPHOMORE YEAR PftULETTE Roeit vWet koovxwW I  V «-«rf PATR(Of) RoVa! I erte LftO VWie NNuseN This is the second WMC admission for these well- rested, happy but wary, older and wiser women who characterize this period of life as being of such long duration ! The onset of symptoms was acute one Monday morning at Round-Up. Symptoms consisted of sweats, chills, flushing of face, thickening of speech and complete mental confusion. Oddly enough, these symptoms cleared up by Spring Only to be replaced by anemia and blood dys- crasias — all unrecognizable on smears of periph- eral blood or bone marrow. At this point, patient becomes quite disoriented about symptoms — they change from day to day but always most distressing and most notable is consistent tiredness. The causes, more speculative than real, range from gram-negative to gram-posi- tive to filterable viruses and back again to gram- negatives. Titers rose and titers fell, as counts rose and counts fell, but relief was far from near! Cftwt FOULER DEBOWrtt Ntoustttrf RuTHftrfKE [% !( K. afSA a BftRBhW STflKKR ' l JUDITH FftftKK Physician, heal thyself, — the patients tried using newly acquired knowledge of drugs — and samples — and failed! What abject misery! Happilv. as in previous years, there were brief periods of respite from complaints, due to the soothing balm of DOCTOR applied to fevered brow (the name tag said so!). As in the past year symptoms were aggravated by poor nutrition, noted to be harmful by public health and certainly not relieved by statistical analysis! Unfortunately for our patients, things were to be- come worse before they got better — though relief was now in view. One week of endeavor was fol- lowed by ten days of tension, which achieved lysis by crisis at National Boards! t« tnuFFft j ZE«ft Lft(Yi Kv «Z9 J WftRY HOHOiKy Chrca. S rkeN Hj erf Gh CW WcT EV TT Gi-pidys Pm« P UtE S HEfUtf Dinnr GovJifW flc  KwrwKxrf Ughs Frmohe. auxnsn t°llLLAE. TotfS FWEDft SpftpY tew S!lo C%R Otf Krbmer (VfttfOf GftEGOKy MM.KM JKEfsT Rose c « e ft«TT Pno rfe Qorto GrERftV-OltfE EbVE BESSIE FlorfTOVftftHo HOTH ftt f PRiYfcYSZ JUNIOR YEAR fl A««e R or n Cuwtt hochleRiV PftTRiCift Smofi flOTH So.l- eR. C ftTf L 6 SARKftufiiM Our same patients return but yet they ' ve changed — happy, well-rested; eager and oh, so wise! Assuredly, DOCTOR Unfortunately, this period of relief is short-lived. Onset of symptoms is acute and almost immediate. Within forty- eight hours, patient is acutely anxious, feeling overworked and tired — all associated with complete loss of memory. Even — especially — something so elementary as Anatomy has left the realm of recall! Patient complains now of dilated leg veins and bilateral swelling, pain, heat and edema. There are frequent epi- sodes of paresthesias in hands and arms precipitated by carrying Harrison and swinging on retractors. For the first time patient complains of not being able to sleep at night because of clanking chrome, the hot, top bunk, ladies in labor and primadonnas. Gnu- Brbton mfifiie VERSO JfWET ««rt U ftRLEKR SMSR£F( ITO 6fl««D«lM 6aRBfHl CMUfhTM ALDCW S fUPKlJi flrlGiude DtSfWTvS Patient is developing claustrophobia — most noticeable at D C time in operating room 3. The first feature of a new symptom complex is vertigo (all patient does is go Rounds, Rounds, Rounds); the second component is pre- occupation with the color yellow — our doctor patients will write on nothing else! Patient had a brief episode of being absorbed in growth and develop- ment, in Similac and dextri-maltose and drugs in mg Kg. At this time she successfully overcame her heretofore unrecognized pedophobia. Patient experienced an acute exacerbation of her paranoia everytime she heard the words first four hundred pages and pathophysiology . Nausea, vomiting and diarrhea which periodically griped the patient q. six to twelve weeks, were relieved only by a change of service. After successfully conquering trauma difficult for juniors , our patients emerged victorious in white. Jo (W(V GROSS « SOOn ORDEO. TiftRw Cfttnt«l«C 1 .SvefriH- Cotf TMce Csi.ot.nis ■ytftO«K- R coLumfto uooise 0«co6« ov BRRbftRP! YOUrtfr SR. ROBEfU STftO SR. KHZ. Ktl-LEf) JOBflC UR ESS OOftRy AfiN ' COHCY roti«-y LusftKoR TOIVS EU ti-Cvft PONr Kft Soit-WAW ftORiElff PREV W 1 y«W«+-r OC VS POlv-OCK ftOSOl CJC5.f,iR-f Cf(  cy (Ti ' ioiLUfHi ©OiM« ©Pit Srtf Ro« LE6ou)iri N. BMWttE HfltiSM K« muLflCM PftULirte Rocrt OlUL ' Ktiiif SwlWAnlrf Deft SfcrfOMl ELC«Nof Mn ZU (V fflaMWiT D ' «W2,o SnftRi F««ae ( oan DOKOW SENIOR CANDIDS 36 :-.v I ' m the Hospital Administrator! s I ' m a wo man! Burr holes, evil spirits, and dinosaurs with cavities — all at 50 years per minute . . . Tincture of Time applied locally . . . Saturday Seminar and roll call for housekeeping purposes . . . Sponge, don ' t rub . . . Keep your fingers off the film (Old Spanish Proverb) ... a douche for Mr. Hall? . . . Sick-as-hell anemia. . . . Stools X300 for occult blood . . . cut it on the knot this time, doctor . . . Mitraal Stenose and Pulmonahree pressure ... a diagnostic approach to the patient with a kidney problem — void through a sieve . . . Rounds, again!? . . . STAT — that means NOW? . . . always examine your own smear . . . How much Adrenalin do you take Phil? . . . PPD on every arm? . . . Soft, flow- ing, graceful, feminine curve — now that ' s a sacrum! I ' m retiring! There was a young man from Back Bav, Who thought chancres just melted away; Now he has Tabes — And Saber shinned babies — And thinks he ' s Queen of the Mav!!! I. N. Dubin, M.D. We ' re Medical Students! 37 That good old Mountain Music! A lesson in nutrition. Rectals, pelvics and big bloody shows — when you ' re on OB-GYN . . . Red cells in the sunset, bone marrow at night . . . Stools, glorious stools . . . Another new admission? . . . What medications are you taking, did you take, will you take?? . . . 200 lbs. of TNT with a V -inch fuse . . . disturbance, distension, distress . . . Of what did your great-grandmother die? . . . This is the seventeenth WMCH admission . . . Doctor dear . . . Iron deficiency anemia?? . . . Where ' s the fracture, doctor?? . . . Pull, doctor . . .There ' s a pertinent article vaguely related to this topic in the Blue or maybe the Green Journal by ... by ... oh well, I ' ve forgotten his name — sometime within the last ten years. — Report to me about it on Monday . . . When the deep fascia falls, over peroneal walls. . . . 38 . . . but that T ' wave was just here ! ! Remember girls, always take one foot on each lead! Internships already?? But it ' s only September! ! The anterior cerebral artery is around here ... I think . . . Blessed are they who make Rounds . , for they shall be call ed Big Wheels! 39 ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL S A M I A TRIAN STAFF 40 CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY M G A U R I I L D N ZETA PHI FRA TERNITY 41 p, E HYSICAL JUjXAMINATION: GENERAL APPEARANCE: The patient is a well-developed, well-nourished white female appearing older than her stated age — oriented in three spheres and cooperative — but very tired. VITAL SIGNS: Temp. 102-oral Pulse 110 min. B.P. 180 90 both arms - sitting, standing and supine. SKIN: Dry from elbows to fingertips. Nails short. ' Phisohex hands ' . EYES: Sclerae and conjunctivae markedly injected. Dark shadows below; ' crow ' s feet ' . MOUTH: yawning. NECK: Carotid pulses racing. LUNGS: Functional. HEART: Normal Sinus tachycardia with occasional premature ventricular systoles. ABDOMEN: Borborygmi. EXTREMITIES: Varicosities. Plus one pedal edema. Pes planes bi-laterally. NEUROLOGICAL: Well oriented to things medical. Cranial nerves fatigued. Deep tendon reflexes hyperactive. BARBARA LAVES BEASLEY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania University of Chicago, S.B. 42 MAHIN BEHBEHANIAN Teheran, Iran Wilmington College, B.S. LAURIE JEAN BENZ Rochester, New York College of Wooster, B.A. 43 CHARLOTTE LILLY BLYN Chattanooga, Tennessee University of Pennsylvania, B.A. DONNA L. BROOKS Los Angeles, California Pomona College, B.A., University of Southern California, Certificate in Physical Therapy 44 MART A JOANNA CHAPLYNSKY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. BEAUFORT COOPER Dallas, Texas Texas Woman ' s University, B.S., M.A. 45 f. MARY A. CRABTREE Whittier, California Whittier College, B.A., M.S. ; i MIRIAM E. DONALDSON Opp, Alabama University of Alabama ; Huntingdon College 46 MARIE ANN DROUIN Methuen, Massachusetts University of Massachusetts, B.S. Monessen, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University, B.S. 47 HELEN P. GAFFNEY Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Hofstra University, B.A. £ gjgjp ' r JANE A. GERNETH Verona, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh, B.S. 48 HELENE GOLDMAN Bronx, New York City College of New York, B.S. ESTHERANN M. GRACE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Immaculata, A.B. 49 STEPHANIE ANN GREGORY Vineland, New Jersey Boston College, B.S. LORETTO ANN GUNTHER Syosset, New York Good Counsel College, B.S. 50 BARBARA ANNE HAJJAR Methuen, Massachusett Pembroke College in Brown University, B.A GENE FRANCES HARING Mott, North Dakota Jamestown College, B.S. 51 KATHLEEN HEIDELBERGER Edgewater, New Jersey College Misericordia, B.S. GERTRUDE HIGHT New York, New York Washington Square College New York University, B.A. 52 MARY ELIZABETH JEFFREY Pittston, Pennsylvania Marywood College, A.B. ' . 9 IRENE B. KIMMEL Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania Rosemont College, A.B. 53 1 JEANNE D ' ARC LACROIX Swansea, Massachusetts Seton Hill College, B.A. MARGARET E. LANG West Haven, Connecticut Smith College, A.B. 54 I BABETTE LENNA Jamestown, New York Wilson College, A.B. SI-JU LI Takoma Park, Maryland University of Pennsylvania, B.A. 55 JUDITH E. LOPEZ New York, New York The College of the City of New York, B.S. MARIE A. LO PONTE Brooklyn, New York St. Louis University, B.S. 56 PA TRICIA ANN MAISHOCK Chittenango, New York Le Moyne College, B.S. MARIE A. MESAROS Jamaica, New York Barnard, B.A. 57 MARILYN ELVA MOYER Pleasantville, New York Albertus Magnus College, A.B. JEAN M. MORONEY Shamokin, Pennsylvania Bucknell University, B.S. 58 CATHERINE A. MICHON Schenectady, New York The College of St. Rose, B.S., M.A. SANDRA MINER Portland, Oregon Whitman College, B.A. 59 MARY O ' DONNELL Cleveland Heights, Ohio John Carroll University, B.S. EILEEN PATERSON Brooklyn, New York Wilson College, B.A. 60 MARTHA TAMARA POLITYLO New York, New York Marymount Manhattan College, B.S. BARBARA RAE ROSENFELD San Francisco, California University of California at Berkely, B.A. 61 ELISSA JEANNE SANTORO Montclair, New Jersey College of St. Elizabeth, A.B. CAROL S. SHAPIRO Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh, B.S. 62 MONICA STEWART-BENTLEY Hermosa Beach, California University of California at Los Angeles, B.A. BARBARA-JEAN A. STIBLER Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, B.S. 63 ANGELA TARACE Palisades, New Jersey Temple University, B.A. CAROL P. WEBBER Montclair, New Jersey University of Vermont, B.S. 64 f CAROLE ELIZABETH WEST North Hollywood, California University of California at Los Angeles  T AUDREY ANN ZELKOVIC Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Duquesne University, B.S. 65 IMPRESSION: FORTY-SEVEN DOCTORS OF MEDICINE BEASLEY, BARBARA A. L. Hospital of the Woman ' s Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. BEHBEHANIAN, MAHIN D. The Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. BENZ, LAURIE J. Highland Hospital of Rochester Rochester, New York BLYN, CHARLOTTE L. The Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. •BROOKS, DONNA L. Harbor General Hospital Torrance, Calif. CHAPLYNSKY, MARTA J. University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics Chicago, 111. •COOPER, BEAUFORT Hospital of the Woman ' s Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. CRABTREE, MARY A. Orange County General Hospital Orange, Calif. DONALDSON, MIRIAM E. Alton Ochsner Medical Foundation New Orleans, La. DROUIN, MARIE A. Saint Elizabeth ' s Hospital Brighton, Mass. FARACI, MARIE Nazareth Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. GAFFNEY, HELEN P. K. The Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. GERNETH, JANE A. Highland Hospital of Rochester Rochester, New York GOLDMAN, HELENE The Brookdale Hospital Center Brooklyn, New York GRACE, ESTHERANN M. Misericordia Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. •GREGORY, STEPHANIE A. Presbyterian — St. Luke ' s Hospital Chicago, 111. GUNTHER, LORETTO A. Hospital of the Woman ' s Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. HAJJAR, BARBARA A. Roosevelt Hospital New York, New York HARING, GENE F. Hospital of the Woman ' s Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. •HEIDELBERGER, KATHLEEN Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Hanover, New Hampshire HIGHT, GERTRUDE E. Hospital of the Woman ' s Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. JEFFREY, MARY ELIZABETH Misericordia Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. KIMMEL, IRENE V. Thomas M. Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital Darby, Pa. LACROIX, JEANNE D. Cincinnati General Hospital Cincinnati, Ohio LANG, MARGARET E. University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore, Maryland LENNA, BABETTE H. Highland Hospital of Rochester Rochester, New York LI, bl-JU Santa Clara County Hospital San Jose, Calif. •LOPEZ, JUDITH E. Rochester General Hospital Rochester, New York LoPONTE, MARIE A. Maimonides Hospital of Brooklyn Brooklyn, New York MAISHOCK, PATRICIA A. Washington Hospital Center Washington, D.C. MESAROS, MARIE New England Center Hospital Boston, Mass. MICHON, CATHERINE A. The Cooper Hospital Camden, New Jersey MINER, SANDRA Virginia Mason Hospital Seattle, Wash. MORONEY, JEAN M. University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City, Kansas MOYER, MARILYN E. Geisinger Medical Center Danville, Pa. O ' DONNELL, MARY V. Washington Hospital Center Washington, D.C. PATERSON, EI LEEN Highland Hospital of Rochester Rochester, New York POLITYLO, MARTHA T. Bellevue Hospital Center Third and Fourth Surgical Divisions New York University College of Medicine and Post-Graduate Medical School New York, New York ROSENFELD, BARBARA R. Beth Israel Hospital New York, New York SANTORO, ELISSA J. Hospital of the Woman ' s Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. SHAPIRO, CAROL S. Philadelphia General Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. STEWART-BENTLEY, MONICA Los Angeles County General Hospital, Unit I Los Angeles, CaKf. STIBLER, BARBARA JEAN Maimonides Hospital of Brooklyn Brooklyn, New York TARACE, ANGELA Jefferson Medical College Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. WEBBER, CAROL P. The Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. WEST, CAROLE Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. ZELKOVIC, AUDREY A. St. Francis General Hospital Pittsburgh, Pa. Denotes Alpha Omega Alpha, National Medical Honor Society ♦ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA 66 l potio. rtuLuiiyaician an thai acvoitfaio 10 my ability iidocfert, W ms.1 keep mis Oth this stipiiltioitt-to reckon him who uuoht me this yk[ I ' ualfvcioanoim ' as my parents to share my .substance 1 with lum oavh ' eve his neccssilK ' s if icqunedfo look upon as oilsprmj; nl the same wtiw asnjy cwu brothei i io teach them this Art, iF ihcy shall Vish to loam it §i; - vni v lip oRsifV; Xtion £) OT o ' ymrpr irfitn Q tToyj r ur modi W instmerton J gw Imwr iiJifepi ' rjff ? i trt torn own som ) those o mr mhrivy J?fJftscitYts mum lrr astipulation ft$VJ ' £ i Sit Wgfine iw Jj ' yA ' w o 7 mn M , aavrait{ f arr afatyrg m menr fconstd -r r Tuii ' B riT o! : ' PTctoTis Qithtdtn m utQtwcr is ikJvrctKws to mtsc ' uivus. 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This unusual opportunity to work and study in for- eign countries is offered to students through the Foreign Fellowships Program of Smith Kline French Laboratories. Administered by the Association of American Medical Colleges, the program has enabled 123 students to work in 40 different countries during the past four years. Junior and senior medical stu- dents are eligible to apply for Fellowships, which provide for an average of 12 weeks ' work abroad to be completed before internship. Students who are interested in Fellowships should apply through the deans of their schools. Smith Kline French Laboratories BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1 965 THE PARENTS ASSOCIATION OF WOMAN ' S MEDICAL COLLEGE DR. ROSE R. MIKELBERG, President WILLIAM GREEN, Chairman, Philadelphia HARRY LABOVITZ, Secretary-Treasurer Congratulations to the Class of 1965 WINDSOR PHOTO SHOPPE 410-52 Street Brooklyn 20, New York Vincent L. 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