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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1967 volume:

III f «t i 1967 IATRIAN WOMAN ' S MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA Students today, physicians tomorrow. Tomorrow may humanity benefit from the Knowledge we have acquired today. We have learned that the power to heal comes not from the intellect alone but from the heart as well. DEDICATION There have been many innovations at Wom- an ' s Medical College in the past four years. Some have been the contributions of one man. This in- dividual, a man of action and enthusiasm, will be remembered by us all. Yes, Doctor Bouzarth. In spite of your busy practice, active research, and numerous delegations, you still have time for the students. Each of us recalls, with nostalgia, her big day in dog lab as chief surgeon, giving orders to the whole surgical staff. Each of us is also very grateful for the financial aid that made possible our school newspaper, a long awaited means of student expression. Your lecturing and your training in the han- dling of emergency situations, such as mass casu- alty and severe head trauma, has been so thor- ough, that we feel confident we can act quickly to meet such situations, when the occasion arises. Who of us will ever forget, No skull x-rays at night (at WMC), dilatation, dilantin — stat — 100 mg. I.V. and If you have any questions, call me at any time. Yes, Uncle Willie, your humor and even your ire are a part of us now. William Francis Bou- zarth, with respect and affection, the class of 1967 dedicates their book to you. TO THE SENIORS In 1964, you and I were first- year WMC students together. You worked to gain the knowl- edge, skills, and personal attrib- utes to qualify for the title of Doctor; I to learn more about the special opportunities and problems of women medical stu- dents and physicians, in order to help make WMC truly the place where fulfillment of those oppor- tunities can begin, and where so- lutions to those problems can be found. We have all made progress on our self-appointed tasks; we still have much ahead of us. Let ' s wish each other success. On behalf of all the faculty, administrative officers, and the Board of Corporators, I want to say to each of you Best wishes for a successful career. Glen R. Leymaster, M.D. President and Dean Mary Ellen Hartman, M.D. Marvin Dunn, M.D. ADMINISTRATION . ■ Robert Lambert. M.D. Dorothy Peuser George Baughman, Jr. 1963-64 — Andrew B. Beasley, Sc.D. i y! w v 1964-65 — I. N. Dubin, M.D. r i J 1966-67— David K. Wagner, M.D. 1965-66 — Donald R. Cooper. M.D. OUR CLASS ADVISORS Faculty ANATOMY DEPARTMENT — Front Row: Maynard M. Dewey, Ph.D., Chairman of the Department; Mary Ellen Hartman, M.D.; David L. Williamson, Ph.D. Back Row: Madeline M. Fusco, Ph.D.; Andrew B. Beasley, Sc.D.; Valerie Y. Knowlton, Ph.D. FACULTY BIOCHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT — Stewart A. Narrod, Ph.D.; Spencer Rosenthal, Ph.D.; Armand J. Guarino, Ph.D., Chairman of the Department; Robert A. Weisman. Ph.D.; David M. Shapiro, Ph.D. PRECLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY DEPARTMENT— Evelyn R. Baker, M.T.; Maria W. Kirber, Ph.D.; Ruth E. Miller, Ph.D., Chairman of the Department; Elaine G. Whitbeck, Ph.D. -J A t TTWfm PATHOLOGY DEPARTMENT— Thomas I. Aquino, M.D.; Stanislav A. Norkin, M.D.; Thomas M. Clendenin, M.D.: I. Nathan Dubin, M.D., Chairman of the Department 10 PHYSIOLOGY DEPARTMENT— Edward J. Masoro, Ph.D., Chairman of the Department (seated): Winfried Berger, M.D.; Frederick D. DeMartinis. Ph.D.; I. D. Zimmerman, Ph.D.; George J. Kaldor, M.D.; Lloyd M. Barr, Ph.D. PHARMACOLOGY DEPARTMENT— William K. Riker, M.D.; Sydney Ellis, Ph.D., Chair- man of the Department; Charles R. Swaine, Ph.D.; Norma H. Vincent, Ph.D.  CLINICAL PATHOLOGY Alba B. San Marco, M.D.; Mary McKee Porter, M.D.; Lewis Delavan, Ph.D. STUDENT HEALTH Alice M. Anderson, M.D., Alice Devlin, R.N., Elizabeth Lucas, Marion Boyd, M.D. LIBRARY Ida Draeger, Pauline Johnson, B. Rymshaw, B. Jenkin- son, M. Heber. BIOSTATISTICS Hyman Menduke, Ph.D. 12 MEDICINE H. William Harris. M.D. Chairman of the Department Paul D. Siegel, M.D.; Jacob M. Danish, M.D.: H. Phelps Potter, M.D.; Donald W. LaVan, M.D.; Harry C. Gottlieb, M.D. 13 Spencer Rob, M.D.; June Klinghoffer, M.D.; John Stapleton, M.D. Rose Tse, M.D.; Maurice Sones, M.D.; Sidney Wenger, M.D. William Beard, M.D.; David Overdoff, M.D. 14 Paul Siegel, M.D.; E. Cooper Bell, M.D.; James Galbally, M.D.; Emilie Loeffler, M.D.; Laurence Browne, M.D.; Eleanor Smith, M.D. - t , ) J 2 !  v H Bernard Behrend, M.D.; William Sembrot, M.D. 15 Selma Kramer, M.D.; Robert F. Kraus, M.D. Alexandra Lubiska, M.D. NEUROPSYCHIATRY Barry Jay Schwartz, M.D.; O. Eugene Baum, M.D.; Francis Conrad, M.D. Murray Miller, M.D.; Richard Schultz, Ed.D. Seated: Frank Orland, M.D. Leo Madow, M.D.; Sidney U. Wenger, M.D. 16 DERMATOLOGY Carmen Thomas, M.D., Chairman of the Department RADIOLOGY Eva Fernandez Fox, M.D., Chairman of the Department; Faith Rachofsky, M.D.; Pouran Zekavat, M.D.; Esmond Mapp, M.D. PREVENTIVE MEDICINE Judith Mausner, M.D.; Katharine R. Sturgis, M.D., Chairman of the Department 17 OB-GYN U I r Mary DeWitt Pettit, M.D., Chairman of De- partment Elsie Reid Carrineton, M.D. Anne H. Pike, M.D.; Joan Celebre. M.D.; Albrecht Schmitt, M.D. 18 Elizabeth U. Laufer, M.D.; Jane M. Leibfried, M.D., Conchita Sauco, M.D.; Martha L. Biemuller, M.D. Maurice C. Clifford, M.D.; Deurward L. Hughes, M.D. Lina G. Vardaro, M.D.; Alma L. Young. M.D.; Joel Stein, M.D. 19 Jennifer Allcock, M.B., B.S.; Louis-Charles, M.D.; Herta Schrom, M.D.; Harriet Arey, M.D.; Bruce Robertson. M.D.; Rose O ' Connell. M.D. PEDIATRICS Doris Howell, M.D.. Chairman of the Depart- ment Waldo Nelson. M.D. 20 William McFadden, M.D.; Herta Schrom, M.D.; Lois Hammond. M.D.; Aroutune Odabash- ian, M.D.; Vera Malisoff, M.D.; Bruce Robertson, M.D.; Margaret Friel, M.D. Roy Louis-Charles, M.D.: Vera Malisoff, M.D.; Margaret Friel, M.D.; Lee Winston, M.D.; Rita Scott, M.D. 21 Bernard Sigel, M.D.; James G. Bas- sett, M.D. Donald R. Cooper, M.D., Chairman of the Department SURGERY t 4 t Harry L. Thomas, M.D.; Jo Anne Overleese, M.D David K. Wagner, M.D.; James P. Boland, M.D. 22 ANESTHESIOLOGY Virginia H. Lautz, M.D.; Doris B. Gallagher, M.D. ORTHOPEDICS UROLOGY Raymond G. Tronzo, M.D.; Anna M. Brady, M.D. A. Richard Kendall, M.D.; Lester Karafin, M.D. 23 ENT Arnold King Brenman, M.D. ER David K. Wagner, M.D.; William B. Sembrot, M.D.; Yves Jerome, M.D. 1 1 .. IjJUi t ifTl i 11 r 4 1 iljll • ' D 111 al t i M 9m ' f i mm m 1 OPHTHALMOLOGY H. Walter Forster, M.D.; Grace R. N achod, M.D. Joseph M. Tillman, M.D. 24 Loretto Gunther, M.D.; Noogyehan Essa, M.D.; Houshang Kaveh, M.D.; Nita Pradhan, M.D. Elissa Santoro, M.D.; Raphael Price, M.D.; Dorcas Stoltzfus, M.D.; Ghassam Niknejad, M.D. John Brennan, M.D.; Mary C. Michelis, M.D.; Roslyn Souser, M.D.; Syed Ahmad, M.D.; Abdul Tak, M.D. HOUSE STAFF Beaufort Cooper, M.D.; Zuli Steremberg, M.D.; Ita Brandman, M.D.; Michael Michelis, M.D. 25 Mary Jo O ' Sullivan, M.D.; Conception L. Tan-Yen, M.D.; Donna Brooks, M.D. Nguyen Giep, M.D.; Mary Loveland, M.D. Teera Tandavanich, M.D.; Lois Roberts, M.D. Pratoom Potitong, M.D.; Evelyn Frances Sabugo, M.D.; Marie Hanish, M.D.; Lourdes Leuterio, M.D.; Marina Tin. M.D.; Aurora Dee Tin, M.D.; Job Rojas, M.D. 26 Underclassmen Are you a member of our class? FIRST YEAR rr Meet my new lab partner I didn ' t know we ' d be wearing white so soon. Happiness is a stenowriter Here it begins — the thoughts we had about how it would be — the stories we were told about how it was. Bones to memorize! Dissection and more dissec- tion; slides to study. Which anatomy text to use? Gray ' s is more colorful; but Mor- ris is more clinical; Grant ' s, more con- cise. This medical terminology — who can understand it? Embryos — yellow, red, blue. Chickens, who cares about chick- ens? And if that ' s not enough, Kreb ' s cycle intermingled with valsalva maneu- vers and swallowing nasogastric tubes! But we did swallow — and swallow — and swallow until year one faded i nto omi- nous stories that we now tell about how it was. Did I send in that picture? . g ' 27 r . •. a ■ But Dr. Knowlton, Dr. Dewey Man, that ' s quite a course in human development The pyramidal tract is red, the reticulospinal tract is yellow, the vestibulospinal is green ... or is the vestibulospinal sup- posed to be . . .??? What shall it be — coffee of embryo? But Sue, the third arch has to be there some- where! Speak no histo, see no histo, hear no histo I see, you see, we all see — but what? Could it be possible that we are to go to a room other than 403C? Kathy. all you have to do is picture the inside of an oscilloscope and then . . . So what else can you do about those disulfide bonds? ' Games according to Guarino et al The gospel according to St. Barr dictates the frog is pithed thusly. 30 Those old exams don ' t help Time for Sid ' s happy hour. I can ' t read her notes either. SECOND YEAR We enter the second year — hopes of something better, something more. More memorization, more discipline, more exams; but still not one glimpse of a patient. Pathology with its round-ups, and never ending slides. Micro with its decoded unknowns and sterile labs. Pharmacology with its short-acting stimuli and long-acting bladders. Psy- chiatry, surgery, ob-gyn-so what! Physical diag- nosis — there ' s hope! And then finally, the day of reckoning slowly dawns. Throughout the school we roam — clean white jackets newly purchased, black bags proudly held. At last we see the first patient — our classmate! LSD even makes pathology lab fun. 31 Are you sure this is from my blood? What if I get a MAN for a patient? r fi 4 v ' ■PK fl  S- 111 P ' - Who ' s turn for round-up today? 32 You ' re the darndest class — at story time. They ' re going to draft women now? Five what? Who has time for sleep in second year? V 33 Let ' s see if he can get this one right. Wonder what he ' d look like with a moustache. o . « tat ' Poke reflex A petri dish for posterity. 34 THIRD YEAR The Stork Club Are you a Doctor? No, I ' m a nebish. I mumble as I bashfully bumble into the room of a poor unsuspecting soul, who ' s only been plagued and poked three times prior to my blundering assault. This won ' t take long, ' I say defensively to the patient as I stoop for the third time to retrieve my yellow sheets and mimeographed instructions. Four hours later, a physically exhausted, mentally distraught, full bladdered, hypoglycemic patient with tics requests my humble opinion as to her difficult diagnosis. I re- spond with utmost confidence that she will be the first one to know what she has after I have confirmed my findings with the resident ' s workup. While I ' m secretary, I ' ll assign patients by the thumbtack method. Meet Dr. Cara Monti. Let us at those patients! Guess who was on last night? 35 At the What Not Shoppe you can ' t eat decently for under a dollar. And after they fixed this room up, they told us we couldn ' t use it anymore. Will the awake student please stand up? 36 Once upon a time in the great deep forest lived Smokey the Bear. Let ' s see if we have a SAMA representative in Kuala Lumpur. Dr. Madow, would you define ' post-Christmas Vacation Brain-slump syndrome ' ? 37 STUDENT COUNCIL Barbara O ' Pray. Vice-President; Ann Vogel, Secretary- Treasurer. Millie Y. Tung, President Sitting: Ann Meadows, Ann Vogel, Mary McDevitt, Martha Jane Matjasko, Frances Du- Rocher. Standing: Rose Marie Pritts, I. Janet Phillips, Jacqueline Kutcher. 38 Jeanette Chirico, Secretary-Treasurer; Annetta Murphey, President: Jo Rosen, Vice- President. ZETA PHI NEWSPAPER r v ▼ Loretta Giuffra; Mary Kokosky 39 Karen Leydecker, Vice-President; Sheila Ann Murphey, Secretary-Treasurer; Jacqueline Kut- cher. President. MARION GUILD CMS SAMA Marcia Collins, President; Moira Hurley, Secretary-Treasurer; Ann Barker, Vice-President. Victoria Vroom, Vice-President; Barbara Sandt, Secretary; I. Janet Phillips, President; Beverly Estes, Treasurer. 40 And it really was a disaster! The comic relief we created with our own imagination in those first three years enabled us to suffer through the drudgery of anatomy, the tyranny of physiology, the paranoia of public health, the egotism of biochemistry, and the full bladders we endured in pharmacology. a a a iU i Looks aren ' t everything. Tell all the freshman you may meet that sophomore year is hell . . . Give our regards to Dubin and all the guys on second floor . . . OUR THREE YEARS Page our names, we ' ll wear white, and stay up late at night . . . 41 Next year I can ride. Now remember girls, dyspareunia is better than no pareunia at all. s % u Cm And we ' ve been sterile ever since. J J They say its better coming up. Happiness is . You should have seen them in color. All right, what freshman left her books outside the library? 42 Marion Fay, Ph.D. Doris G. Bartuska, M.D. Irene I . Maher, M.D. Hartw ig Kuhlenbeck, M.D.. Ph.D. Miriam F. Clarke. Ph.D. Max Levitan, Ph.D. Thomas Maloun . Ph.D. DEARLY DEPARTED Roberta Hafkesbring, Ph.D. Bernard Czernobilsky, M.D. i Edward J. Umli. M.D. William Gefter, M.D. I eRo II. Stahlgren, M.D. Eleanor Smith. M.D. Howard Freedman, M.D. George Gowen, M.D. 43 • -IB I L. _-rff I I SENIOR CANDIDS 44 r m m S l 45 SJ WUkl - Vr ' W 46 -f I jUttL !. 47 Did you all fill out a yellow slip? ? HERE But I cut my tendon in no man ' s land. Gnn32Ei AND THERE The pride of Zeta Phi. And they are painting the stairways. Our poster girl. 48 The Mod and the Mover. Our Alma Mater. Will the owner of the. . . Entrance to THE ZOO . Our midnight protectors. What, you forgot your key again?! 49 Group therapy. To the class of 1967. I don ' t care who you are, lady, you park out on the street! Without their whites — masquerading as people. Home Sweet Home Housekeeping has finally cleaned the place out! 50 Seniors HELEN C. CHRISTY Boston University, B.A. Lexington, Massachusetts 51 DIANE L. COLGAN University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 52 BARBARA ELIZABETH CURRAN Trinity College, A.B. Milton, Massachusetts 53 FIDELIS CAROLINE DOLANSKY Niagara University, B.S. Youngstown, New York 54 FRANCES EILEEN DOYLE Boston University, B.A. Cambridge, Massachusetts 55 JOAN CATHERINE DUROCHER St. Johns University, B.S. Ozone Park, New York 56 LORETTA J. GIUFFRA Fordham University, B.S. New York, New York 57 BARBARA ANN GOLDMAN University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Cheltenham, Pennsylvania 58 GERALDINE EBLE HAMILTON Chestnut Hill College, B.S. Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 59 BERNADETTE ANN HERBST Immaculata College A.B. St. Johns University, M.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 60 INEZ C. JONES Bennett College, B.S. Lenoir, North Carolina 61 IRMA SHARYN KAPLAN City College of New York, B.S. Bronx, New York 62 BARBARA STARRELS KIRSCHNER Wheaton College, B.A. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 63 ELEANOR RUTH KLEIN Vassar College, A.B. Jamaica, New York 64 ELIZABETH J. KNAPPER San Francisco State College Reading, Pennsylvania 65 MARY J. KOKOSKY University of Pennsylvania, B.A. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 66 MARION R. KRAMER Boston University, B.A. South Hadley, Massachusetts 67 ZENA LANSKY University of Pennsylvania, A.B. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 68 EZALIA IDA LEFTWICH Howard University, B.S. Washington, D.C. 69 MARY CATHERINE McDEVITT Gwynedd Mercy College, Asso. in Arts Chestnut Hill College Glenside, Pennsylvania 70 PEGGY ANNE McGUIRK Hunter College, B.A. Bronxville, New York MARILYN E. MILLER Regis College, A.B. Lowell, Massachusetts 72 BESSIE SUSAN MONTALBANO Rosemont College, A.B. Queens Village, New York 73 GAIL IRENE MORESCHI Trinity College, A.B. Winnetka, Illinois 74 RUTHANNE M. MUN1AK Western Reserve University, B.A. Cleveland, Ohio 75 ADRIENNE J. PRESTON Rutgers University, A.B. Moorestown, New Jersey 76 ROSE MARIE ROZYCKI PRITTS Duquesne University, B.S. Everson, Pennsylvania 77 RUTH ANN P. PRZYBYSZ Holy Family College, B.A. Wilmington, Delaware 78 KRISTEN M. RIES Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed. Revere, Pennsylvania 79 PATRICIA V. ROSSI Wilkes College, A.B. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania PAULETTE MAISUS RUBIN New York University, B.A. Ne w York, New York 81 CAROL RIVIE SIRKEN Albright College, B.S. Merion Station, Pennsylvania 82 LOUISE A. SONNENBERG Chatham College, B.A. Hillside, New Jersey 83 ANNA SOROCHANIUK Rutgers University, A.B. Pennsauken, New Jersey 84 SHIRLEY JEANETTE STERN Brooklyn College, B.S. Brooklyn, New York 85 MILLIE TUNG Immaculata College, A.B. Kowloon, Hong Kong 86 HONIE B. WILSON (CRANDALL) Colorado College, A.B. Colorado Springs, Colorado 87 ELAINE WOLK University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania r • .«_ . - ■ ' ■ - -, jjp ,-,- HE ©ATM isiy V] !?o. rluLplivaician . 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V ' f ■ ; _ i ■x. fc. Ri f .r 3 J - ' ' V 3 ' !«-£. ' : «r i i 3 Z  ' ■ ' ■ 89 INTERNSHIP ASSIGNMENTS HELEN CHRISTY Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, Massachusetts DIANE COLGAN United States Naval Hospital Bethesda, Maryland BARBARA CURRAN Philadelphia General Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania F. CAROL DOLANSKY Charity Hospital New Orleans, Louisiana FRANCES E. DOYLE Cambridge City Hospital Cambridge, Massachusetts JOAN DUROCHER Lenox Hill Hospital New York, New York LORETTA GIUFFRA St. Francis General Hospital Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BARBARA GOLDMAN University of California Hospitals San Francisco. California GERALDINE E. HAMILTON Thomas M. Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital Darby, Pennsylvania BERNADETTE A. HERBST Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital Buffalo, New York INEZ JONES Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital Detroit, Michigan IRMA S. KAPLAN Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center Bronx, New York BARBARA S. KIRSCHNER The University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics Chicago, Illinois ELEANOR KLEIN Beth Israel Hospital New York, New York ELIZABETH J. KNAPPER Allentown Hospital Allentown, Pennsylvania MARY J. KOKOSKY Henry Ford Hospital Detroit, Michigan MARION R. KRAMER Mount Zion Hospital and Medical Center San Francisco, California ZENA LANSKY Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center Bronx, New York EZALIA LEFTWICH Allentown Hospital Allentown, Pennsylvania MARY C. McDEVITT University Hospital Seattle, Washington PEGGY ANNE McGUIRK Lenox Hill Hospital New York, New York MARILYN MILLER St. Elizabeth ' s Hospital Brighton, Massachusetts BESSIE S. MONTALBANO Roosevelt Hospital New York, New York GAIL I. MORESCHI Evanston Hospital Evanston, Illinois RUTHANNE MUNIAK Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital Cleveland, Ohio ADRIENNE PRESTON The University of Oklahoma V.A. Hospital Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ROSE MARIE PRITTS Westmoreland Hospital Greensburg, Pennsylvania RUTH ANN PRZYBYSZ University Hospital Baltimore, Maryland KRISTEN RIES Hospital of the Woman ' s Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PATRICIA ROSSI Allentown Hospital Allentown, Pennsylvania CAROL R. SIRKEN Allentown Hospital Allentown, Pennsylvania LOUISE SONNENBERG Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ANNA SOROCHANIUK Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, Pe nnsylvania SHIRLEY STERN Brookdale Hospital Center Brooklyn, New York MILLIE Y. TUNG St. Vincent ' s Hospital and Medical Center of N.Y. New York, New York HONIE B. WILSON General Rose Memorial Hospital Denver, Colorado ELAINE WOLK Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, Pennsylvania denotes Alpha Omega Alpha A r f ' 1 ■ k — — • ? ft Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. — Winston Churchill HAPPINESS ISA GREEN HOOD Student Government Millie Tung, President Barbara O ' Pray, Vice-President Ann Vogel, Secretary-Treasurer 92 CONGRATULATIONS — CLASS OF 1967 Best Wishes from the ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION on the threshold of your career WE WELCOME YOU 93 YOU ' RE THE DOCTOR! Has a strange new ring, doesn ' t it? But it ' s a gratifying one after so many years of study. You can justifiably take pride in your hard-earned skills and new responsibilities. Wyeth hopes to share in these responsibilities by pledging you prescription drugs of quality and merit a continuing program of research and development aimed to provide you with new, useful therapeutic agents knowledgeable representatives Wyeth Laboratories Philadelphia, Pa. 94 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 THE PARENTS ASSOCIATION OF WOMAN ' S MEDICAL COLLEGE DR. ROSE R. 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