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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

A : ' r i Vl  • K«, 4 ■rYi Ahfc fayrf ■  i 8 - -n - -• • • •  • . ' •■ ' •■• p, $ Mr 1 - ♦ f m ' S- ' - ( r . i ;; ? 2M - • . 3 • ;• • • • •. • . •• m l+ - ■ • • lh  Ml ST .  FOREWORD When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past . . . No time in our lives will leave a more lasting impression than the medical school years. They were the first definite crystallization of long- held ambition that for some was definite; for others less well-defined; for all, imbued with love and concern about the problems of people. They were the last situation where individuality was, of necessity, schooled to a common offering, linking us together in a way deeply enriched by the variety of approaches we brought to it. More pain, joy, contentment, depression, fun, and hard work was our experience as medical students than is the experience of many in a lifetime. Heights of wisdom and sacrifice were demanded and, somehow, accomplished that lent us a new depth of character, an ability to cope. Best of all, embarking on the closest of relationships, that of the doctor and her patient, was the beginning of the most rewarding opportunity offered us in life. It is our sincere hope that all the myriad of emotions and attitudes we have entertained will be represented in this edition of the IATRIAN, so that, in years to come, the fresh enthusiasm we now feel will be renewed and our motives revived whenever we browse through it. It will also preserve something of our particular class spirit for all our friends we will leave behind. The Editorial Staff IATRIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief Co-Editors Copy Editor Treasurer Financial Committee Junior Photography Sophomore Photography Freshman Photography Staff Photographic Credits Chorus Girls Jeanne Pamilla Mary Lane Jerista Paula Moynahan Barbara Starrett Victoria V. Ott Marcia Collins Judith Lerner Morgana Martinez Joan Stern Joan Sulewski Beverly Estes Betty Kleiman Margaret Gallagher, Ph.D. Barbara Starrett June Mei Jean Gretsch Kathy Mirante Ann Barker JeannetteChirico Libby-Claire Greenberg Francine Miller Annetta Murphy Elizabeth Reich Barbara Snarr Reid Benveniedo Samson. M.D. amily of Ruth E. Miller. Ph.D. Edward Fetherolf Stephen Ripper II Rita Chiararaonte Patricia Miller Ruth E. Miller, Ph.D. Chairman - Department of Microbiology Receiving citation from Dr. Marion Fay for 25 years of devoted service — 1958 Graduation from high school — 1924 DEDICATION: Because she has dedicated her life to the enlighten- ment of others, particularly in the field of Medical Microbiology; because she is a leader in the research efforts of her profession; because she is an ever delight- ful person whose humor reflects itself in the perpetual twinkle in her eye; and because our lives will forever be enriched by the example of intelligence and curios- ity neatly guided into channels of service to mankind and decorated with lightness of heart, we, the CLASS of 1968, proudly, but humbly, dedicate our edition of THE IATRIAN to Dr. Ruth E. Miller. Reviving the Grimm Tale of Typhoid Mary — 1965 Woman ' s Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. Pa. 19129 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT AND DEAN TO THE SENIORS: The time draws near when you are to become full fledged members of an honored profession, when you can say proudly, I am a physician. Your teachers, the members of the Board, the Administrative Staff and I are all proud of your attainments. We are confident you will continue to move ahead toward your individual goals of professional accomplishments so that your medical school will always be glad to say, She ' s one of our graduates. To each of you, our best wishes for a successful career. Yours sincerely, Glen R. Leymaster, M.D. President and Dean ADMINISTRATION: Ann Morriscy. Bcts King. Betty Hartkopf OUR CLASS ADVISORS: 1. Armand J. Guarino, Ph.D. First Year Advisor Chairman — Department of Biochemistry 2. 1. Nathan Dubin, M.D.C.M. Second Year Advisor Chairman — Department of Pathology 3. James G. Bassett, M.D. Third Year Advisor Department of Surgery 4. James G. Bassett, M.D. Fourth Year Advisor h . PRE-CLINICAL: FIRST YEAR ANATOMY: Maynard M. Dewey, Ph.D., Chairman — Department of Anatomy Front Row: S. B. Pollack, Ph.D.; Andrew Beasley, Sc.D.; David Williamson. Ph.D.; Marie DiBerardino. Ph.D.; Madeline Fusco, Ph.D. Back Row: David Goldman, Ph.D.; Maynard Dewey. Ph.D.; Mary Ellen Hartman. M.D. PHYSIOLOGY: Winfried Berger, M.D.; I.D. Zimmerman. Ph.D.; Lloyd Barr, Ph.D.; George Kaldor. M.D. Insert: Frederick DeMartinis. Ph.D. Edward J. Masoro. Ph.D.. Chairman — Department of Physiology BIOCHEMISTRY: Armand J. Guarino, Ph.D. Chairman — Department of Biochemistry Spencer Rosenthal, Ph.D.; Stewart Narrod, Ph.D.; Robert A. Weisman, Ph.D.; David Shapiro, Ph.D. 1. Hyman Menduke, Ph.D. Biostatistics Department 2. Student Health a. Marion Boyd, M.D. b. Alice Anderson, M.D. c. Alice Devlin, R.N. d. Elizabeth Lucas 3. Library Staff: 1. to r., Ida Draeger, Beatrice Rymshaw, Bernice Jenkinson, Violet Heber, Pauline Johnston 10 PRE-CLINICAL: SECOND YEAR PATHOLOGY: 1 1 1 I. Nathan Dubin, M.D. Chairman of the Department Thomas Clendenin, M.D.; Thomas Kraus, M.D.; Ilmia Bano, M.D.; Tomas Aquino, M.D. MIC ROB IOLOGY : Evelyn Baker, M.T.; Maria W. Kirber, Ph.D.; Elaine Whitbeck, Ph.D. Ruth E. Miller, Ph.D. Chairman of the Department 11 PHARMACOLOGY: William K. Riker, M.D. Acting Chairman of the Department Norma Vincent, Ph.D.; Eleanor Smith, M.D.; Charles Swaine, Ph.D. CLINICAL PATHOLOGY: Roy Weinrach, M.D.; Alma Sykes, M.T.; Louis Delavan, Ph.D.; Pimol Pari- yavatee, M.D.; Ralph Knight, Ph.D. Mary McKee Porter, M.D. Chairman of the Department 12 CLINICAL: MEDICINE: H. Phelps Potter, M.D. Acting Chairman of the Department right: Sidney Wenger, M.D., Neuropsychiatry; Bobby Wen- ger; June Klinghoffer, M.D., Professor of Medicine below: House Staff — Agatha Veltri, M.D.; Deva Nathan, M.D.; Pekul Chumchong, M.D.; Clarence Guy, M.D.; Henry Rosenberg, M.D.; Em- manuel Arnoux, M.D.; John Dempsher, M.D. Ralph M. Myerson, M.D. Professor of Clinical Medicine — V.A. Hospital 13 14 8. Paul Siegel. M.D. 9. Steve Kaplan, M.D. 10. Drs. Margaret Conrad and Harry Gottlieb ll.Drs. Gerardo Voci, Doris Goodman and William Smith, Cardiologists 12. Dr. Philip bring your primer Trommer. and Drs. Ella Cooper Bell and Laurence Browne 13. Drs. Abraham Frumin. Roy Weinrach. Glen Smith and William Beard 14. Maurice Sones, M.D. 15 preventive medicine: Top row: Dorothea Johnson, M.S., William Rial, M.S., Katharine Sturgis, M.D., Judith Mausner, M.D. bottom row: Bernard Behrend, M.D., Bernice Krakow, R.N., Annette Lynch, M.D. Katharine Sturgis, M.D.: Chairman of the Department neuropsychiatry: Donald Dorencamp, M.D., Rosalie Burns, M.D., William Johnson, M.D. Barry Schwartz, M.D.; Eugene Baum, M.D.; Francis Conrad, M.D.; Murray Miller, M.D.; Richard Schultz, Ed.D.; seated: Frank Orland, 16 M.D.; Leo Madow, M.D.; Sidney Wenger, M.D. SURGERY at Woman ' s is very complicated; they want us in the O.R. and at lecture too. Eighty patients each and no one there to teach; and though they make us scrub, we get nothing to do. When in doubt, cut it out; that ' s how it goes. Operative risk is the least of our woes. Take your Dilantin ' cause everything goes, when they yell Cut it out !!! Surgery at V.A. is very stimulating; there ' s lots of information that ain ' t Surgery. We were first assistants to educated elbows; and if we didn ' t work, we were called a( (2 ' ). When in doubt, cut it out; that ' s how it goes. They check the X-Rays, but everyone knows. Whether it ' s hidden or whether it shows, it ' s the same . . . Cut it out!!! 1. Donald R. Cooper, M.D., Professor and Chairman of the Department; James G. Bassett. M.D.. Professor 2. David K. Wagner, M.D. 3. Harry L. Thomas, M.D. 4. James P. Boland, M.D. 5. Bernard Sigel, M.D. 1. John Reinhard, M.D., F.A.C.S. 2. Drs. Montamedi, Raphael Price, Peter MacMurray 3. Drs. Felix, Ahmed, Essa, Dombkoski 4. Subhash Bansal, M.D. 5. Michael Riviello, M.D. 6. Drs. Francis Schumann and Jo Anne Overleese 7. Drs. Samson and Lee surgical specialists: 8. Arnold K. Brenman, M.D., E.N.T. 9. Charles L. Roger, M.D., E.N.T. 10. Lester Karafin, M.D., Urology 11. Richard Kendall, M.D., Urology 12. Thomas Ginley, M.D., Urology 13. Raymond Tronzo, M.D., Orthopedics 14. Anna Brady, M.D., Orthopedics 15. Drs. Joseph Tillman and Walter Forster, Ophthalmology 16. Mila Ashodian, M.D., Ophthalmology 17. Grace Nachod, M.D., Ophthalmology 18. Pauline Coonel, M.D., E.N.T. m « ■ MJ 19 radiology: L In Emanuel Tulsky, M.D. dermatology: Eva Fox, M.D., Chairman of the Department; Faith Rachofsky, M.D.; Pouran Zekavat, M.D.; Esmond Mapp, M.D. William L. Hamilton, M.D.; Carmen C. Thomas, M.D., Chairman of the Department. anesthesiology: James C. Erickson, M.D. Chairman of the Department Virginia Lautz, M.D.; Betsy ; Mrs. Norma Ciambella; Doris Gallagher, M.D.; Thelma ; Harvey PEDIATRICS: 1. Doris Howell, M.D., Chairman of the Department 2. Waldo E. Nelson, M.D. 3. Herta Schrom, M.D. 4. Roy Louis-Charles, M.D. 5. Vera Malisoff, M.D. 6. Harriet Arey, M.D. 7. Aroutune Odabashian. M.D. 8. Jean Gowing. M.D. 9. Jennifer Allcock, M.D. 10. Lois Hammond, M.D. 11. Rita Scott, M.D. 12. Lee Winston. M.D., Pediatric Cardiologist i CD I 1. Drs. Vanna, Kim, Kaplan, Garces, Huang 2. Albert Gaskins, M.D. 3. Bruce Robertson, M.D. 4. Estherann Grace, M.D.; still kneeling 5. Julia Duane, M.D. 6. Charlotte Raffensperger, M.D. 7. Drs. Quintana, Scheubel, Maring Tin, Paton, Aurora Tin 8. Katherine Prioli, M.D. 22 OBSTETRICS - GYNECOLOGY: Elsie Reid Carrington, M.D. Chairman of the Department Mary Dewitt Petit, M.D. Coordinator of Cancer Research Drs. Lanson, Guerrero, Waugh, Hong, Clifford, Loveland, Hawkins 23 1. Deurward Hughes, M.D. 2. Helen Dickens, M.D. 3. Mary Jo O ' Sullivan, M.D. 4. Jane Leibfried, M.D. 5. Drs. Anne Pike, Alma Young, Martha Bie- muller 6. Florence Smith, M.D. 7. Marion Williams, M.D. 8. Donna Brooks, M.D. 9. M. Jane Oesterling, Ph.D. 10. Drs. Concita Sauco, Lena Vardaro, Eliza- beth Laufer, Albrecht Schmitt, Bernard Eskin 11. Mary Bagan Dratman, M.D. 12. Drs. Pitrchart, Rodrigo, Roberts, Teera 24 o o ! WITH TH j W tl r £ 25 Sydney Ellis, Ph.D., Chairman- Dept. of Pharmacology Spencer Raab, M.D., Chairman- Dept. of Hematology William Harris, M.D., Chairman- Dept. of Internal Medicine John Stapleton, M.D., Chairman- Dept. of Cardiology 26 Max Levitan, Ph.D., Anatomy Thomas Malewitz, Ph.D., Histology Valerie Knowlton. Ph.D. Embryology Hartwig Kuhlenbeck, Ph.D., M.D., Neuroanatomy Irene Maher, M.D., Assistant Dean Zuli Steremberg, M.D., Medical Resident and Library Lover Doris Bartuska, M.D., Assist- ant Dean, Endocrinologist Howard Freedman. M.D Pathologist Drs. Michael and Kay Michelis, Medical Resident and Intern Margaret Ryland, B.A., Assistant in Biochemistry William Bouzarth. M.D. Neurosurgeon Robert Heath. M.D., Ortho- paedic Surgeon 27 -Tlrs. Kobert Frederick leuser and Mr. William Scholey GoeLLels announce their marriage on Oaturday, the nineteenth of August Une thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven Wyncote, rennsylvania We lost Dorothy Peuser, our dedicated registrar, as she became Mrs. William Goebbels Ekrem Dimbiloglu, M.D. Department of Surgery Margaret Friel, M.D. Department of Pediatrics Joan Celebre, M.D. Department of Ob-Gyn Sharon Kasdin, M.D. Department of Surgery J. Elizabeth Jefress, M.D. Department of Psychiatry Nyugen Giep, M.D. Department of Ob-Gyn Concepcion Tan Yen, M.D. Department of Ob-Gyn Vera Menough, M.T. Department of Anatomy Ed Fetherolf, B.S. Department of Physiology Saghir Ahmed, M.D. Department of Medicine Bruce Lindberg, M.D. Department of Cardiology 28 FIRST YEAR: Lorraine King, Gail Fisher, Carol Cottrill Carol Meeks . . . President. Bones, bodies, brains, B. O., biochemistry, basic physiology and biophysi cs, bull sessions, bad exams, bitter post-mortems, big books, bald professors, bang- ing colored pencils, blunt instruments, borrowed time, baggy eyes, budding friendships, boring week-ends. BOYLESS SOCIETY, bottomness of the totem pole (again!), Mrs. Barber ' s wig — this was freshman year. Suddenly, college seemed as remote as kindergarten; why had we ever thought we had a lot to do? But there were high points such as: receiving a real stetho- scope, ordering a name tag that actually said Dr. So and So , the first patient contact in those afternoon CPC ' s, starting close friendships with advisors, com- pleting embryology projects. Once we were sure we had passed and stopped to muse a little, we realized we would never be the same carefree young girls again! Dee Stancil, Martha Grout Cheryl Cunningham, Kathy Van Aalten, Maggie Mc Aloon, Marge Yospin 29 Back row: Alice Uong, Mindy Sanders, Lillian Spigelman. Front row: Marian Fanning, Ginny Devlin Roberta Goldlust Virginia Stellmacher Lucille Taverna Kathy Curzie, Jo Kulpa, Sandy Chase Carol Weed, Suzanne Smith, Andrea Delgado Mina Van Orsdol, Judy Marcus, Kathy Mirante Denise Mulvihill Nancy Golden 30 Julie Ricking, Chris Quinn, Ann Baranauskas Corinne Keating, Cheryl Cunningham, Andrea Mestel, Nancy Jermanovich Kathy Malaney, Judy Feldman, Kathy Maloney Sue Wolf, Natalie Shemonsky, Bar- bara McCormack Genevieve Ashcom, Natalie Shemonsky, Kathy Maloney, Norma Green Back row: Gail Fisher, Carol Cottrill. Doris Minasian, Gene- vieve Winiarski. From row: Mary Ann Haflin. Dolores Rodri- guez. 31 Nina Morse, Genevieve Winarski, Claire Weston Kathleen Nelson, Marie Zoller, Joanne Chaharyn, Wendy Sterne Barbara Costin, Charlotte Skibbs, Lucrezia Aquino Jean Gretsch Kathleen Curzie, Barbara Salago, Marie Weinberger 32 SECOND YEAR: Sue H. Brey, Laura Gliedman, William Sembrot, M.D. Fran Durocher . . . President Thought this year ' d be better. Golly it got woise . . . Used to be a nice goil Now I even coise. Crap we ' re supposed to swallow, never will apply. Only woiks on monkeys . . . people al- ways die. You wonder why I look the way I do If you were here you ' d look the same way too. Papers galore, and then what ' s more ... we even have to pass the Boards to stay. All you darn professors, on our knees we implore; When you review cases, please don ' t show us the door. So it ' s no news, that we ' ve got Second Year Blues on Henry Avenue. Diane Stover, Sandy Mann Elaine Haagen, Maria Ross, Yvonne Butterfield, Fran Durocher, Suzanne Harwood 33 Cathy Sladowski, Marsha Wolfson Oh, they made us stay in Micro, 1 P.M. to setting sun — every minute planned with useless things to do. Boring lectures taxed our eyelids e ' er the first words were begun. Our frustration, bounds nor limits never knew. Dr. Miller smiled so sweetly as she chained us to our desks and she told us Fairy Tales with greatest ease. Of the pranks of Typhoid Mary and relaps- ing fever ' s joys. And the incidence of syphilis in Greece. Dr. Knight sure knew his fungi, his rick- ettsia and T.B. — and his movies were so old they barely talked. Flame ze loop. don t break ze agar, and, my God. don ' t write zat down. At the hundred-fiftieth virus, we all balked! Senior in the morning. Junior in the noon- time, Sophomores in the afternoon, here comes another student, to make a wreck of you. Time to do the physical, my God, where should I start? Strip. I ' ll turn my back and examine every part. Every part? . . . Thank you very kindly. Cover up your hiney. I do believe that I am through. Now wait! I ' ll get a doctor, and we ' ll examine you! Bonnie Tompkins, Eileen Bazelon, Barbara Schlinder Susan Streichenwein, Marylou Buyse, Ida Jean Newton, June Mei Winnie Pack, Margitta Maurer 34 Wendy Weinstock, Dr. Aquino, Laura Inselman Reiko Yamasaki, Gina Lopez Ricki Baum, Sandra Roth, Susan Sheiman Kathy McCarten, Kathy Falk. Jean Boyd Elizabeth Greif, Joan Hurlock Barbara Carson, Karen Pohutsky 35 Winona Mackey, Carol Hatayana Frankie Guthrie, Gwen Kunken, Barbara Starrett, Mollie Turpin Kristine Bostrom, Carol Dinkelacker, Clare Siu, Carol Stamp Dr. Mrs. Henry Rosenberg Jane Smadbeck, Susan Mc Leer, Kathleen Zaremba, Trudi Scott, Carol Munch, Marilyn Witherup, Carol Lake 36 THIRD YEAR: Blairanne Revak President Judy Salz, Dr. Jane Leibfried, Sheila Margolis, Polly Graham Are there words to describe the situa- tion of the third year student? She is in the limbo between basic science and ac- tual clinical responsibility. Her passwords are a thorough history and physical (in- cluding a rectal exam) and basic patho- physiology. She is told she is a working member of the medical team, but she is the last to see the patient, cannot be paged for rounds or discussions, is unable to reach the floors until after nine o ' clock when all the procedures are already done and therefore spends what time she has left begging for some attention from the overworked house staff. Special junior conferences further remove her from the mainstream. How does one survive! But the thrill of answering to Doctor , of scrubbing in the O.R., of knowing that she is more than halfway through and of applying the stacks of lectures to the practice of medicine offer their own per- sonal rewards. And when she has sur- vived the marathon of exams at year ' s end, she is nearly home. Edwina Shelford, Patricia Smith, Toni Gomez Dr. Donna Brooks, Judith Fallon, Judith Haschak 37 Kathleen Mauks, Joan Schmugler, Agatha Nody, Shiela Murphey Marie Doria, Betty Kleiman Shiela Shanahan, Beverly Estes, Lilla Head Hazeline Nurse, Pat Laicha, Sister Ellen Marie Anderson Dr. Fox amazes her students with her knowledge of radiology. L. to •.: Jo Rosen, Blairanne Revak, Marcia Smith Eleanor Noon, Jackie Kutcher, Jacqueline Frey, Elaine Cohen 38 Ann Vogel, Julia Tan, Moira Hurley, Judy Haschak Jeanne Fastook, Sally Emerine, Lu Ann Papile Listening for some signs of life within, are: Back Row: Fran Margolin, Vivian Blotnick, Ilena Blicker, Laura Star. Front Row: Nancy Coyne. Anna Meadows. Linda T. Cahill Practicing for the new baby- Joanne Froio Domson i 1 Mother can be sure her children will receive undivided attention in Pediatric Clinic when Mary Russin. Judith Slattery. Pat Saigo and Joan Holohan are there Marilyn Ross grabs a snappy snack before seminar 39 Annette Stoesser, Barbara Lipschitz, Gayle Rudick Dr. and Mrs. Mel Botvin Ready to be robbed, are; Shirley Levine, Johanna Del ' Re, Hannah Peavy Sheila Margolis, Peggy Gallagher, Claire Cantera, Kay Ander- son Pat Fahrney, Lorette Labataille, Dorothy Hodil 40 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: STUDENT COUNCIL: Officers: Bernadette DeArmond, secretary-treasurer; Bobbie D ' Pray. outgoing vice-president; Marcia Collins, president; vfarie Doria, vice-president S.A.M.A.: Representatives: Jeanne Pamilla, Yearbook; Beverly Estes, C.M.S.; Blairanne Revak, Junior Class President; Annetta Murphy, Constitution Committee; Joan Sulewski, Newspaper. Front Row: Janie Matjasko, Senior Class President; Jeannette Chirico, Zeta Phi; Fran Durocher, Sophomore Class President; Lourdes Corman, S.A.M.A. Officers: Front Row: Marcia Wolfson, Treasurer; Lourdes Corman. President: Marcia Collins. Regional Chapter Vice-President; Catharine Sladowski, Secretary. Absent: Judith Fallon, Vice- President. Back Row: Ann Barker, Fran Miller, Lucrezia Aquino. Andrea Delgado, Elaine Haagen, Barbara Starrett 41 THE IATRIAN: Judy Lerner; Victoria Ott, copy-editor; Jeanne Pamilla, editor; Marcia Collins, treasurer. Back Row: Ann Barker and Joan Sulewski ft Barbara Reid, Mary Lane Jerista, Joan Stern, Judy Lerner, Barbara Weinstein, Paula Moynahan NEWSPAPER: Jean Gretsch, Beverly Estes, Betty Reich, Kathy Mirante, Barbara Starrett, Betty Klei- man ' ' ■:■ ■--■ ' ■ .7 jft. • ' ,. ■- ' ;■ Joan Sulewski, editor of the Iatroblast 42 ' • • • ' t ZETA PHI FRATERNITY: Zeta House Jeannette chairman; Wolfson, dent Chirico, president; Fran Durocher, social- Marie Doria, secretary-treasurer; Marcia social-chairman; Kathy McCarten, vice-presi- As stated in its Constitution, the purpose of the Fra- ternity is to promote friendship among physicians and medical students; loyalty to one another and to the medical profession; as well as the advancement of sci- entific works. Although many standards change and new opportunities arise, this basic purpose of the Zeta Phi Fraternity remains true. The Beta Chapter was chartered in 1903 to join with the Alpha Chapter of Syracuse University so that it might promote the bonds of a fraternity for the women of the medical profession at that institution. Other chapters, in Boston, New York City, and at Johns Hop- kins, in Baltimore, followed. Since those early days, the Fraternity has grown; characterized by sincerity and earnestness o f purpose; by courage and strength; yet unfailing gentleness. Zeta Phi ' s home, in Philadelphia, has been located on Fox Street for many years. It houses the traditions of those who came before us and the scent of many, now-honored and beloved women of medicine — Drs. Catherine MacFarlane, Alma Dea Morani, Mary De- Witt Pettit. Many of our present faculty were Zeta members — Dr. Jean Gowing, Dr. Doris Goodman, Dr. Anne Pike, Dr. Anna Brady, Dr. Jean Forest and Dr. Rhoda Pomerantz — to name a few. It is the wish of Zeta that its members and all the women of medicine enjoy the completeness and perfec- tion in medicine that these women have achieved. The membership 43 CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY: Front Row: Judith Fallon, Lilla Head, vice-president; Rev. Fred Annesley, guest speaker; Beverly Estes, president. Back Row: Moira Hurley, Carol Knepshield, Carol Meeks, Vicki Ott, Barbara Sandt PHARMACY: Janet Phillips Kramer, City Representative Mrs. Barbara Stellander has prescription filled by Matthew Jacques and Harry Goldman 44 THE BEST OF SKIT NIGHT: FIRST YEAR: Four years ago, Alice ventured into Wonderland (Woman ' s Med) and found freshman year to be slightly less than Utopia. Here are some of the words she muttered as she dragged her body through the halls: Dear kindly Dr. Beasley, you ' ve got to understand! It was a lousy scalpel, that ' s why I cut my hand. It looks so very bloody. I think I ' m gonna faint. Oh goodness gracious, a doctor I ain ' t. Dear kindly Dr. Beasley, this body stinks like hell. I brought my aerosol, but it doesn ' t work so well. The adipose is melting, the flies are getting thick. Of molds and maggots, you can have your pick. Oh, help me Dr. Beasley. I ' ve got a mental block. I ' ve tried to learn from Morris, from Ransom and from Clark. I looked it up in Woodburne ' s and checked it out in Grant ' s. Dr. Beasley, we ain ' t got a chance. Oh, hurry Dr. Beasley. I think this one ' s not dead. I only poked his nostril but then he moved his head. It ' s not that I ' m so squeamish, oh won ' t you under- stand. My goodness gracious, now he moved his hand. I know a place where the sun never shines and it ' s in Physio. I hear an axe and the head ' s usually mine, in Physio. They won ' t help us in the lab even tho ' they ' ve seen us. The only one who gives a damn is Freddie DeMartinis. We ' re so depressed each Saturday morn when we flunk a test. It ' s misery with Masoro. When we met Voci, our blood pres- sures rose when he said Seestolee. Urbach agreed — no chest leads for our EKG ' s. In the interest of science, we were truly blessed — when Ed Fetherolf offered up his chest — Small Lead!!! We ' ve shown in lab that pyramidal lesions cause flaccidity. Clinical men, they do not agree, they say spasticity. Everything we learn in class is strictly up to date. Hurry up and lecture before it is too late. OOPS!!! Too late! ' ! Mary, Mary, quite contrary, how does your urine flow? Acid or basic? Did you remember to taste it? So who the hell wants to know? 45 SECOND YEAR: - second prize TO THE TUNE OF BOOTS : You keep saying we must do our best! Quite impossible, teach ' , you must confess. You ' ve been testing when we should ' ve been studying. And now we ' re really getting quite upset! Those Boards were made for passing, And that we hope we ' ll do! One of these days this class is gonna walk right out on you! Dr. Norkin, you ' re your own best fan. A better name for you is ' Stan the Man ' . You think you alone are in command. But Freedman always gets the upper hand! The slides we all did hate. Your dirty jokes were great! But you think we ' re all frustrated. So we ' re walking out on you! Dr. Dubin, we think you are the best. You killed us with your round-ups and your tests. You filled our minds with hemochromatosis, Ideopathic jaundice and necrosis. You ' ve made us all big boozers. Our livers now are losers. And in hepatic coma, we will flap right out on you. Oh, Dr. Stapleton is Johnny-on-the-Spot. In Physical Diagnosis, he is hot. He plays lub-dubs until we ' ve had our fill. But we would really rather feel a thrill. The reason it ' s so muddy — we have no time to study. So we ' ll just flunk the final. And we ' ll gallop out on you. Spencer Raab thinks blood is really swell. He sure is after ours. Oh, we can tell. Why else on top of all that we ' ve been through, Would he announce a test and smile and chew? To make it better still, this Monday is the kill. Oh, Spencer Raab, you slob, we ' re gonna bleed all over you!!! Oh, Dr. Harris sure can auscultate. To him consolidation ' s really great. Ronchi, rales, a cough, egophony. Comprise the Harris pneumo-symphony. To us it ' s all confusion. To hell with pleural effusion! One of these days a patient ' s gonna sneeze all over you! TO THE TUNE OF BEEP-BEEP : A man named Johnny Stapleton — who had a tape-machine Played lub and dub and dub and lub to show us what they mean. Rumbles, roars and even snores, Perhaps a click or two. But we can ' t hear Si or 2 So what are we to do? DIGITALIS — TO THE TUNE OF HALLELUIA CHORUS : Digitalis, Digitalis, Digitalis, Digitalis — to you we give all hail!!! Digitalis, Digitalis, Digitalis, Digitalis- — there ' s hope within the vail!!! For the congestive heart that ain ' t pumping — just do your stuff and it will start jumping!!! Digitalis, Digitalis, Digitalis, Digitalis!!! But though your course is sure, we still must be mature, And see what side-effects you can produce, or help induce. A-V Block . . . can be partial or complete, tachycardia, skip a beat!!! G.I. Signs . . . anorexia, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, frequency!!! Neural Signs . . . vision blurred, convulsions, fatigue and malaise!!! Arrhythmias . . . bigeminies and P.A.T. But the patient can live forever and ever. High potassium. Low calcium. Quinidine. Diuretics. Best of all— D I G I T A L I S WeloveyouDIG !!! THIRD YEAR: - first prize TO THE TUNE OF IT IS NO SECRET : Our lovely Dean gave out the news — another girl is through. We all know she flunked. Was that someone you? You may have longed for one more chance, your status to renew. You might as well forget it . . . for we have news for you. Chorus: It is no secret what they can do What they ' ve done to others They ' ll do to you. With arms wide open, they ' ll kick you too!!! It is no secret what they can do. They coddle us and smile and claim that someday we ' ll be great. But don ' t let down your guard or you ' ll never graduate. They ' ve got a file including every goof you ' ve ever made. The way you wear mascara is counted in your grade. TO THE TUNE OF THE HALLS OF IVY : As I view the new brick building — standing there majestically High o ' er the Schuylkill Highway — it cries out to you and me. Oh, will I ever open? Oh, students will I see? I surely won ' t believe it — Until 1983. Nine floors it offers you — with new equipment too!!! And added space for things you now can ' t do — Like eating after three, and sleeping comfortably The nights you ' re on OB or Surgery!!! We dream of new horizons, to be Seniors in that wing. But we know it just won ' t happen ' ere we graduate next spring. So stand there oh great building, the answer to our prayers And if you ever open we ' ll all need our rocking chairs!!! TO THE TUNE OF GOD SAVE AMERICA : All hail Urology— Hail K and K They ' re devoted to manhood. With a T.U.R. they ' ll often save the day If you ' re strictured or obstructed. Or your Foley causes pain. Kendall and Karafin Relieve the strain They make you feel like a man again. From the kidney to the bladder to the prostate and from there. Kendall and Karafin take such good care. So hail Urology- — and — enjoy your affair! TO THE TUNE OF TWO TO TANGO : If you want to deliver with Pike — she ' s as hyper as a high-flying kite. If you want to deliver on your own — Dr. Clifford will deliver you by phone. If you don ' t care how long you are there — ask for Liebfricd ' s meticulous care. If you want to have children at will — Dr. Laufer never will prescribe the pill. It takes two to tango — two to tango Two to really get the product of romance. You did the tango — did the tango Now you ' re here with us!!! If you chose Celebre — don ' t despair. She ' ll arrive after styling her hair. If a natural delivery you prize — Dr. Hughes will hypnotize you with his eyes. If you want a real bang-up affair — Dr. Young will provide Texas flair. If in labor, you ' re hungry and blue. Martha B. will share her pizza pie with you. TO THE TUNE OF SUGARTOWN : They can ' t read my FBS. My pancreas is one helluva mess. I flunked my glucose tolerance test. I ' m in a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-cidosis. My glycolytic cycle ' s totally bound. My FFA ' s are running around. In my liver no glycogen ' s found. I ' ve got ke-ke-ke-ke-ke-ke-ke-ke-ke-ke -ke-ke-tosis. 47 TO THE TUNE OF MAME : When you give a lecture at noon, June, We always know it ' s autoimmune, June. We get hypersensitive — simply at the mention of your name. Those L.E. cells agglutinate; it ' s your claim to fame. Do your jaundiced patients have a still, Phil? Are they all taking Gelusil, Phil? We know it ' s liver necrosis — simply at the mention of your name. Is it extrahepatic, or is it cholestatic? Are you spiking their pills, Phil? You see all your patients on a view-box, Fox. Renal angiography is a paradox, Fox. I want a barium enema simply at the mention of your name. You ' re always working in the dark; yea, you ' re quite a dame. You may think that we ' re just having a laugh, Staff. But we ' re worried! Next year you ' ll just be half, Staff. It seems teachers are leaving, simply at the mention of their name. I wonder who will still be here — when we return to school next year. We ' ll treat you to a case of beer — but with your all not coming back- We ' ll only need one lousy six pack. ft TO THE TUNE OF HAPPY TOGETHER : Imagine Jim and me, I do! I ' d work with him both day and night It ' s only right, to think about his bedroom eyes And hold him tight, standing together. I can ' t see me loving nobody but Bugs — and his black box. When you sound me, Bugsie, your box will be bright — Turn out the light!!!! I can ' t see me loving nobody but Dave. I ' d be his slave. When he asks What ' s hot at the V.A. , I cry, It ' s only I!!!! When Voci auscultates, I ' d bear my chest To hear him say he feels a thrill — I ' d do my best Imagine Boland ' s hand on mine So very fine, scrubbed in together. Me and Spence, and Spence and me No matter how you curl your hair It has to be. The only comb for you is me, and I will be Running my hands through. Imagine me and Ray. I ' d fall for him. I would do most anything to wear his pin. I wish that fate would go my way, And we could be — casted together. TO THE TUNE OF BEETHOVEN ' S FIFTH : We need to see — his E.K.G. . . . His QRS is long . . .Its axis is all wrong And there ' s this shift in his ST . . . He ' s not in Dig, it has to be . . . LV hypertrophy. Look at this lead . . . Now this is AV block — it looks like Wenkebach Its PR lengthens with each beat — until a P contraction fails To get a QRS response . . . With diastolic pause The cycle starts again — THEN And he ' s in failure too!!! Does he have diffuse carditis . . . Much resistance from stenosis ... Or an increased output state These reduce the S-L ratio, then, there ' s less systolic emptying And with more residual blood, there ' s dilitation, pressure elevation and re- duced CO Now what is this we spy? Esophageal leads show deep Q waves . . . and ST ' s high So here ' s M.I. . . . probably old posterior And so you see . . .his history ... on E.K.G. ACTIVITIES: Nora Avins and Dr. and Mrs. Henry Rosen- A chorus of choirgirls represented the Class of ' 68 in their second berg wowed the audience at S.A.M.A. ' s ' An year skit Evening of Music — 1967 ' f } 1 1 w wKb v JM 1 Ml _|fifc; 1 W J 3 ™ Mini-dresses were in mode as the Class of ' 68 gave their first-prize winning third year skit performance Rita Chiarmonte. representing the ' Spirit of Second Year Skit Night ' for the IATRIAN. turned out to be a Little Hughie JvvOVlflCI J ft Season ' s Greetings W Nbf PA35ENGER ni VATQr? 5 Glen R. Leymaster, M.D. r $%f President and Dean The beauty of this card — it can be used for years to come! q Little Lord Fauntleroy Dr. Price: I dreamed I made rounds in my Maidenform sweatshirt. The Faculty-Administration ball-game. Our mighty faculty struck-out . . . 20-1 ' !!! When the cat ' s away Did you have V.D., do you have T.B.? Tarry stools or bloody pee? Any pain on starting or impotency? 50 IATRIAN ' S HONEY BUNNY of the YEAR • r ■ ••j i ■ ■■ 1 $ ■ s i Clinic nurse — hard at work! Clinic resident — hard at work! In-patient resident — doing research! YOU COULD HAVE FOOLED US: College Office secretary — promoting good internships for the Seniors I ' m very happy to be working with such ener- getic nurses and residents!!! Did you hear? I ' m going to the U. of P.!!!! 54 THE E.R. STAFF: ' ■- Houshang Kaveh, M.D. — Surgery Yves Jerome, M.D. — Surgery Ghassam Niknejad, M.D. — Surgery William Sembrot, M.D. — Medicine Mrs. Quinn, I ' ll show you how to keep these crocks out of the E.R.!!! This is the Tronzo-hip, an improve- ment on the original design! Tom-Tom was an Indian boy! 55 HALLOWEEN 1967: One Halloween evening, the group from E.P.P.I. . . . . . . met under the weeping willow at Women ' s Med. They came as Schizos . Cirrhotics . . . and gay blades They made new friends Sang and danced . And all-in-all, had a wonderful time at the homes of the gracious faculty members of W.M.C.H. . . . PRADHAN: The transition of a sweet girl into a monster! GUNTHER: Guess who ' s on tonight? This is the first W.M.C.H. admission for this pooch who came into the E.R. with P.I.D. r i Guess who was on last night? Hey Cooper! Let me tell you how a Cooper just put Loretto back Surgery Department ought to be run! in the Record-Room 57 The Mini-skirt Joan Sulewski Boots, I ' ll give you a ten if you ' ll The John Barrymore of Woman ' s keep me out of clinic this week!!! Med 58 Smile Coop, I think she ' s going to take our picture!!! Happiness is working for Dr. Hartman The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi (Mrs. Wiley) And after I get this guy out of fail- ure, I ' ll decorate the tree with this E.K.G. paper. (Kristin Reis, M.D.) 1 : =_ft 5 Im i_JJ Hi W ' iU..t: |UJ • Jmm ' ■ 1 1 t Bfn f T id How to drive Miss Draeger crazy Student Council plans for a bigger and better W.M.C. Student Council plans for a bigger and better Student Council 59 -Bewilderment- — Disbelief — MOODS: -Piety — — Revenge- -Undivided Attention- 4 F-i fN t |L_ H — That Clinic ' s over Ecstasy- — Preparedness- — That Morning after the night-you-were on-call Desperation — If you ' accidentally ' hit me with that leg once more, I ' m going to call the cops!!! 61 -Imminent suicide in the student dining-room — OUR LITTLE MARGIE in A Senior ' s Day Seniors attend lots of fascinating conferences- Witness many consents- Rest occasionally- See patients — pp HHH r i 4 Br l Lfi 1 S , Then they rest again. And see more patients. Lack of a meal ticket encourages hard-working Senior to sneak into dinner line. Sorry suffering senior student, you are not fit Late in the night — a clandestined to eat among us. feast is provided via illegal key. The meal? Hardly worth the bother. Mr. Hay calls to say, Big- 2 A.M. and we make our bed. Turn off the page system brother is watching. And slumber peacefully. RING RING RING RING RING Sorry sweet senior, your night has just begun! Who stole the telephone? And then what did you mother do to you? Alfred Hitchcock presents — Aren ' t I sweet? Plea for clemency in the E.R. Smile though your heart is breaking. Und komm der Revolution wir all be Kommissars!!! I use Ipana. If you think yoifll get my picture in the Yearbook- you ' re cra?y! THE SMALL SOCIETY— By Brickman XTUlrJ TMEY MoULP BMP TH£ MANPATofcV £ETl|Z£M£MTA£ - THEY ' P SETTER. ' HOW EL£E WILL WE g£ A3LE TO GOPfozTovZ MIPPLE-A EP KIDS STILL IN COILB B f r i My mother loves me! 63 Let them eat cake! I am the greatest! 1 f K x- H fty | , Gainsborough ' s Blue Boy City dump. Who ' s calling? Will the council meeting please come to order? ,. Medical school sure was tough!! THE OATH OF HIPPOCRATES swear by Apollo, the physician, and Aesculapius and Hygeia and Panacea and all the gods and goddesses, that according to my ability and judgment, I will keep this Oath and this stipulation: to reckon him who taught me this Art equally dear to me as my parents, to share my sub- stance with him and relieve his necessities if required, to look upon his offspring in the same footing as my own brothers and to teach them thi s Art if they shall wish to learn it, without fee or stipulation; and that by precept, lecture and every other ' mode of instruction I will impart a knowledge of the Art to my own sons and those of my teachers and to disciples bound by a stipulation and oath, according to the law of medi- cine, but to none others. I will follow the system of regimen which, according to my ability and judgment, I consider for the benefit of my patients, and abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous. I will give no deadly medicine to anyone if asked, nor suggest any such counsel. With purity and holiness I will pass my life and practice my art. Into whatever houses I enter, I will go into them for the benefit of the sick, and will abstain from every voluntary act of mischief and corruption. Whatever in connection with my professional practice or not in connec- tion with it, I see or hear in the life of men which ought not to be spoken of abroad, I will not divulge, as reckoning that all such should be kept secret. While I continue to keep this Oath unviolated, may it be granted to me to enjoy life and the practice of the Art respected by all men in all times! But should I trespass and violate this Oath, may the reverse be my lot! THE WOMAN ' S MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT June 6, 1968 Irvine Auditorium Thirty- fourth and Spruce Streets Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 65 t ! 1 ' wy w jj..i_m. i ) |i m ii ..nn n - i . i..i i i.. :- m m ;,. l « t m u I u.Jii.jy ■ ... i. . . )! . , , ! W i| n , , III II II II W W| JI I {1 I I I IU III I I I I I II  I I JI| I I I «|I| II W||| n ? ze summer of 1967, we, the Class of ' 68, began our Senior Year. ■ L a jJM rR ANN E. BARKER University of Wisconsin, B.S. Evanston, Illinois 67 RITA M. CHIARAMONTE St. John ' s University, B.S. Jamaica, New York 68 - fe m H MUM iormal traini intern dm lots. We became specialist t every field of medicine. JEANNETTE A. CHIRICO St. John ' s University, B.S. Emerson, New Jersey 71 MARCIA L. COLLINS Miami University, B.A., M.A. Dayton, Ohio 72 _ 2 . ' shouldered great responsibility and he influential leader in the medical world. J M(iny limes, we didn ' t leave for home i until the wee hours of the mornim . PATRICIA K. CRUMRINE Marietta College, B.S. Mansfield, Ohio 75 MARIANNE FRECKING University of Utah, B.S. Salt Lake City, Utah 76 Yet there wets always a little time left to enjoy the company of jellow-sliulents. The Emergency Room helped us learn that abdominal pain was not always Ob-Gyn. LIBBY-CLAIRE GREENBERG Hunter College, A.B. Brooklyn, New York 79 MARY LANE A. JERISTA Misericordia College, B.S. Dallas, Pennsylvania 80 It also challenged our manual dexterity by providing us with a host of traumatized, screaming and squirming children. And it afforded us the opportunity to polis mhose skills that were spoken of so ojten in lectY BEULAH D. JONES New York University, B.A. New York, New York 83 JOAN A. KEDZIORA Chestnut Hill College, B.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 84 We became proficient in the field of Radiology I. JANET PHILLIPS KRAMER (BRIAN) The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania 87 BARBARA A. KUTSCHMAN Caldwell College for Women, B.A. Belmar, New Jersey • • Kl  Yet the reading of the 1 948-1 968 bulletin-boards was not as easily mastered. vr ' rf N tf i We fought the theories of Freud MAREN J. LAWSON St. Olaf College, Wagner College Birminsham, Michisan 91 JUDITH D. LERNER University of Arizona, B.S. Forest Hills, New York 92 Xra and believed infants and children to be pure and innocent creatures. I he Schuylkill, in Swing and Fall, offered the beauty l nature in which to learn. ELISABETH LOUISE MACRAE College of Mount Saint Vincent, B.S. Bronxville, New York 95 JONI LAHR MAGEE (RICHARD) University of Pennsylvania, B.A. New York University School of Medicine Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 96 T « Draeger ' s domain, the library, also availed us of study space. V I I However, we seemed to learn best by being with our pjgients ir p(Mi A BARBARA J. MARCELO Immaculata College, A.B. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 99 MORGANA MARTINEZ Siena Heights College, B.S. Vega Baja, Puerto Rico 100 I In Janie, we found an able, dedicated and tireless president X2 M MARTHA JANE MATJASKO Mercyhurst College, B.A. Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania 103 FRANCINE PELZMAN MILLER (BARRY) Brooklyn College, B.S. Brooklyn, New York 104 Several of our classmates disproved the theory that Marriage, Motherhood and Medicine do not mix. k bectufte apparent ai limes thai Cardiology Clinic and conxiructfon of the new building did not enjoy peaceful coexistence. PATRICIA A. MILLER College of Mount Saint Vincent, B.S. Astoria, New York 107 PAULA A. MOYNAHAN College of Mount Saint Vincent, B.S. Waterbury, Connecticut 108 ( Compensated edontia ojten made itself evident. r And we found that they also serve who only stand and wait. ANNETTA L. MURPHY Trinity College, A.B. Milton, Massachusetts 111 BARBARA L. O ' PRAY Ripon College, A.B. Greenlawn, New York 112 L The joys oj aking night-call for the Emergency Room were insurmountable. as were the joys of having a husband on whom to practice medicine. - VICTORIA VROOM OTT (JOHN) Moravian College, B.S. Oreland, Pennsylvania 115 JEANNE R. PAMILLA St. John ' s University, B.S. Glendale, New York 116 RATIMG NO MITTANCE k;a New doors were ever being opened to us. I i X WL Our understanding of human suffering was an intrinsic part of our medical training. MARJORIE L. PLESSET University of California, B.A. Pasadena, California 119 JOYCE SALWEN PAUPORTE (JACQUES) Hunter College of the City of New York, A.B. New York, New York 120 Onegiight, each December, the student body widd forgo daily routine for the enchantment of the Holly Ball. Hfc ELIZABETH ANN REICH Cornell University, A.B. Hackensack, New Jersey 123 BARBARA P. SNARR REID (JOHN) University of Utah, B.S. Salt Lake City, Utah 124 [ But th(M Wwof a woman cannotJb meotten in this story— f us would become wi 4A W ell as. doctors. Our recipe books were filled with pharmacolog, icgl data . . . ROBERTA RITTER University of Pennsylvania Doylestown, Pennsylvania 127 BARBARA A. SANDT Bucknell University, B.S. Allentown, Pennsylvania 128 a k V flA7i owr gardens were planted with Staph and Strep f Ik ly t waited news of home and loved ones whom we could no longer see as often as in the past. SHARON F. SAPIR Douglass College of Rutgers University. A.B. New Brunswick. New Jersey 131 JOAN GABRIELLE STERN New York University, B.A. Riverdale, New York 132 t We treated others ' ktvedMnes as we would our own. 1 JOAN M. SULEWSKI University of Pittsburgh, B.S. Nanticoke, Pennsylvania 135 BARBARA DIPPL WEINSTEIN (DAVID) The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 136 The wteks between National Boards and the beginning of our UlMfwiips were some • ; oi the most carefree of our lives. And on June 6, 1968, we, the CLASS of ' 68, were formally endowed with membership in the most noble of b ' rot ier ioods and were thenceforth to be known as DOCTORS of MEDICINE. MARGIT M. WINSTROM Lawrence College, B. A. Mequon, Wisconsin 139 Internships ANN BARKER Evanston Hospital Evanston, Illinois RITA CHIARAMONTE Rochester General Hospital Rochester, New York JEANNETTE CHIRICO Mercy Hospital Buffalo, New York MARCIA COLLINS Miami Valley Hospital Dayton, Ohio PATRICIA CRUMRINE Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital Cleveland, Ohio MARIANNE FRECKING Duke Hospital Durham, North Carolina LIBBY-CLAIRE GREENBERG Veteran ' s Administration Hospital Brooklyn, New York MARY JANE JERISTA Mary Immaculate Hospital Jamaica New York BEULAH JONES State University — Kings County Medical Center Brooklyn, New York JOAN KEDZIORA Los Angeles County General Hospital — Unit I Los Angeles, California JANET P. KRAMER Thomas M. Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital Darby, Pennsylvania BARBARA KUTSCHMAN Graduate Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MAREN LAWSON Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center Chicago, Illinois JUDITH LERNER Beth Israel Medical Center New York, New York ELISABETH MACRAE Lenox Hill Hospital New York, New York JONI L. MAGEE Presbyterian - University of Pennsylvania Medical Center Philadelphia, Pennsylvania BARBARA MARCELO St. Christopher ' s Hospital for Children Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MORGANA MARTINEZ State University - Kings County Hospital Center Brooklyn, New York MARTHA JANE MATJASKO University Hospital Baltimore, Maryland FRANCINE P. MILLER Not in Matching Program PATRICIA MILLER Medical College of Virginia — Hospital Division Richmond, Virginia PAULA MOYNAHAN Lenox Hill Hospital New York, New York ANNETTA MURPHY St. Vincent ' s Hospital and Medical Center New York, New York BARBARA O ' PRAY Medical College of Virginia — Hospital Division Richmond, Virginia VICTORIA V. OTT St. Joseph ' s Hospital Syracuse, New York JEANNE PAMILLA Lenox Hill Hospital New York, New York JOYCE S. PAUPORTE Lenox Hill Hospital New York, New York MARJORIE PLESSET Philadelphia General Hospital, Jefferson Division Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ELIZABETH REICH Presbyterian - University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania BARBARA S. REID University Hospital Salt Lake City, Utah ROBERTA RITTER Mount Sinai Hospital of Greater Miami Miami Beach, Florida BARBARA SANDT Graduate Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania SHARON SAPIR Ben Taub General Hospital (Baylor) Houston, Texas JOAN STERN Palo Alto - Stanford Hospital Center Palo Alto, California JOAN SULEWSKI State University - Kings County Hospital Center Brooklyn, New York BARBARA D. WEINSTEIN Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, Pennsylvania MARGIT WINSTROM Hennepin County General Hospital Minneapolis, Minnesota Denotes Alpha Omega Alpha 140 J - 1 ■ I :• -  How f i KEEP THiS r ..MBIOKf ill NT liFE JIIO m 1 TiE ffiFi c FOB:  !E1 .-MMSBF. l Tf£ OimSiTEBFriME. HAPPINESS IS A GREEN HOOD STUDENT GOVERNMENT President Marcia Collins Vice-President Marie Doria Secretary-Treasurer Bernadette Naughton DeArmond 142 CONGRATULATIONS — CLASS OF 1968 Best Wishes from the ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION on the threshold of your career WE WELCOME YOU 143 C o G O N G D O D L U r AND R A T O C 0 K U L T THE CLASSES Mi A o OF T I R 1970 and 1971 ■ o S N S 144 Today mom and mom the search is for Quality. Today more and more people are banking at Provident. 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The Management of the WHAT- NOT -SHOPPE of Women ' s Medical College extends heartiest congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 68 147 Dedicated to the continued advancement of health through drug research McNEIL LABORATORIES, INC FORT WASHINGTON, PA. pharmaceutical manufacturers McNeil) PARTNERS IN HEALTH • YOU . YOUR DO CTOR • YOUR HOSPITAL AND BLUE CROSS and BLUE SHIELD • • • Blue Cross of Greater Philadelphia ® and Pennsylvania Blue Shield 148 JOHNSON PRINCE INC. Offset Reproduction - Cold Type Composition + Sequecard Systems - Mailing 214 South 12th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19107 215-PE 5-1717 GOOD LUCK DOCTORS from SAMA Marcia Collins Regional Vice-President Lourdes Corman President Judith Fallon Vice-President Catherine Sladowski Secretary Marsha Wolfson Treasurer 149 SUSTAINING PATRONS Harriet M. Arey, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Baranauskas Dr. and Mrs. Arnold King Brenman Elsie Reid Carrington, M.D. John and Edith Carson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Collins Dr. and Mrs. James Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Kaiser Margaret M. Kelly June F. Klinghoffer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kotlus Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Leavens McGraw-Hill Book Store, New York Mrs. Estelle Quinn Roland Rodrock Randall Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Reich Miss Frances E. Paulson Marie P. Tarnapowicz Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Uong Dr. Howard Vogel 150 PATRONS FIFTEEN DOLLARS Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Anderson Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Anderson Mrs. C. Dudley Armstrong Anita Bahn, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. George Barker James Bassett, M.D. Leo Baum ? M.D. Frieda Baumann, M.D. Andrew Beasley, Sc.D. Helen M. Beck, M.D. Bernard Behrend, M.D. Drs. Karl and Annette Beyer Martha Biemuller, M.D. Hyman Blotnick Dr. and Mrs. James G. Boyd Mrs. James M. Brittain Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burkes Violet Camas Mr. and Mrs. John E. Chase, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Chiaramonte Maurice Clifford, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Cooper Martha Clayton Cottrell, M.D. Meynard Dewey, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. F. DiMartinis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dinkelacker Mary Bagan Dratman, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Dunn Dr. and Mrs. G. E. Engstrom James C. Erickson, M.D. Bernard Eskin, M.D. Hilda C. Fliegel, M.D. Jean L. Forest, M.D. Eva Fox, M.D. Karl L. Gabriel, M.D. Jozef A. Glowacki Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Goebbels Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund J. Goldlust Harry Gottlieb, M.D. Jean Gowing, M.D. Armand Guarino, Ph.D. Mrs. Stephen Haas Lois Hammond, M.D. Henry J. Hanauer Mary Ellen Hartman, M.D. B. Elizabeth Herbst, M.D. Richard Herman Realtors Esther Hottenstein, M.D. Doris A. Howell, M.D. Deurward Hughes, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Inselman Dr. and Mrs. George Kaldor Lester Karafin, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. A. Richard Kendall Ralph Knight, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kunken Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kutschman Robert Lambert, M.D. Mrs. A. L. Lawson Jane M. Leibfried, M.D. Glen R. Leymaster, M.D. George C. Lissenden, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Louis C. Macrae Esmond Mapp, M.D. Mrs. Ira W. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Matjasko Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Matsumoto Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarten Rose Mickelberg, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller Ruth E. Miller, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Misias Minasian Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy Aroutune Odabashian, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. S. Charles Pamilla Vi Patrick Helen H. Peterson, M.D. Mary DeWitt Pettit, M.D. Anne H. Pike, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Plesset Mary McKee Porter, M.D. H. Phelps Potter, M.D. John and Dolores Salago Mr. and Mrs. Jack Salwen Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sanders Dr. and Mrs. Albrecht Schmitt Herta Schrom, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Sembrot David Shapiro, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Siegel Bernard Sigel, M.D. Mrs. Violeta Smadbeck Eleanor Mallay Smith, M.D. William Smith, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Snow Maurice Sones, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Victor Stern Katherine Sturgis, M.D. Charles R. Swaine, Ph.D. Raymond G. Tronzo, M.D. Gerardo Voci, M.D. David Wagner, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Walther Mr. and Mrs. Irving Weinstock Lee Winston, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Okun Yedvab Dr. Tobias Yospin Alma Young, M.D. TEN DOLLARS Dr. and Mrs. Howard Stone Anderson Tomas Aquino, M.D. Evelyn R. Baker, M.T. Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barr Mr. and Mrs. George Baughman O. Eugene Baum, M.D. E. Cooper Bell, M.D. Charlotte Blyn. M.D. James Boland, M.D. William F. Bouzarth, M.D. Anna Brady, M.D. Laurence Browne, M.D. Mary M. Cavasina, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Christenson Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Clive Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conrad Dr. and Mrs. I. N. Dubin Mr. and Mrs. Armand A. Durocher Marion Feldman R. Jean Fleckenstine, M.D. Lillian E. Fredericks, M.D. Albert L. Gaskins, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Greenberg Loretto Gunther, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Narumi Hatayama Dr. and Mrs. George Henny Col. and Mrs. Roger Higgins Agnes Hockaday, M.D. Mrs. Elwood T. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. John Jerista Arthur C. Kaufmann Dr. S. L. Lake Rena H. Lindsay Leo Madow, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. J. Maloney Ana M. Martinez Dr. and Mrs. Edward Masoro Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Maurer C.A. and Mary McAloon Elizabeth McGrew, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moynahan G. A. Munch Mrs. D. Ray Murdock Grace R. Nachod, M.D. Waldo E. Nelson. M.D- Dr. and Mrs. Louis Nody Mr. and Mrs. S. John Oechsle Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. OPray Mary Jo O ' Sullivan, M.D. D. L. Ovedoff, M.D. John B. Paton, M.D. Leach Jonas Peavy Elsie Treichle Reedy, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Reid Kristen Ries Eulalia C. Rincliffe Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sandt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sapir Mrs. Henry M. Scharf Francis Schumann, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James Shanahan Leo I. Shapiro, Atty. G. G. Shimamoto Bertha Soloman Eva Bamberger Stahl, M.D. Warner and Amelia Steinbeck Mr. and Mrs. Zigmund Sulewski Ella Rynkiewicz Summa, M.D. Loring E. Sylvester Harry L. Thomas. M.D. Aurora and Maring Dee Tin Philip R. Trommer, M.D. Agatha Veltri, M.D. Norma Vincent, Ph.D. Rev. and Mrs. Peter Vroom Roy S. Weinrach, M.D. Elaine G. Whitbeck. Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Winiarski Dorothy A. Wludyka, M.D. Wm. A. Wolf FIVE DOLLARS Subhash Bansal. M.D. Pekul Chumchong. M.D. John Dempsher, M.D. Victor A. Dicilio, M.D. Kathy Falk Wm. Johnson, M.D. Betsey King Chang Lee, M.D. Man ' Loveland Katherine Prioli, M.D. Bienvenido Samson. M.D. Ann Gray Taylor, M.D. 151 11 o z UJ G 66 _i O O - o o CD CO LO CD - c CD CC CC LTD Congratu lations  R.F. Collins 152 The Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital Third and Radnor Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105 COMPLIMENTS OF NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP GOWN CO. 821 -823 Arch Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107 Success to all who follow — The SENIORS 153 ■ Hm • •. • .,;. 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 M : i .S A fi  ' % n I  ' • • •■ ,H,v ' SF3SF  ' m mmLmm — — 1 . J ' m mmmm w mm 1 1 w .-. HS! V« ♦ • V K l- i)l l , s •v •r ' .  JL -GET ' « . T — ■■■ • r . • : ;..- ; ' . , ; , ( :v - Vvl ?.♦ - • • iMi Ml