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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1983 volume:

The Medical College of Pennsylvania IATRIAN V« 3I1AI ■ I r 3 ! (5 1 A W , U K« l Q I ■ I feHV. IflMUNH - daughter of Science-Pioneer, thy tenderness hath banished fear; Voman and leader in thee blend. Physician, surgeon, student, friend. BEHAVIOR Simons nudes f ] l yjuenr The Deueioping Human II | BIOCHEMISTRY TEXTBOOK OF MEDICAL PHYSIOf r sH BsE It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, 11 9S ±2 M If B 9 ■ ■ B JhuB ■■ aa: SI ffl ; uii ■ ■ J- ■■ ' ? 1 1 it ■ ffl a  i a. tt tt ■ b ■ M . 3!!!llllk fl Yet who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him? — Shakespeare a J it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us . . . — Charles Dickens wH BWSfiiT - ' It ' s not the years, it ' s the mileage — Raiders of the Lost Ark I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. — Robert Frost S 3 MJEnflftKaHH Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute W ' f i Denise Lamlin and Fran McGuire 72« •if Sal Labriola Kathy Levito A Marlene Jefferson Mary Mays Thanks for all your help. Ruth Palmer Ruth Adams ... of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh. Ecclesiastes 12:12 10 I begged them to be kind. Urine is beautiful. If it doesn ' t hurt, then it ' s not doing you any good. I ' m not sure I understand where you ' re If you gotta have a tumor . . coming from. Whenever I ask my fellows why they want to do endoscopy on a particular patient, they reply, When you go to Midas, you get a muffler. What do you mean, all the juniors passed both Anesthesia exams? We scrutinize the AOA candidates closely. 6000 rads ' ll cure anything. A young man on the way up. 3 To cut is to cure. Finally, a student worthy of a good dean ' s letter. What a Loser!! Welcome to Fantasy Island. I just know you ' re gonna love well-baby clinic.  14 BETSY ROSS HOUSE ENTRANCE TWATER KENT PARK I finally got all those letters of recommendation finished! You don ' t know the standing stool velocity or serum porcelain level? How come these students know so mucr about the pharmacology of cocaine? 16 7 ou can ' t be serious about applying to a niversity-affiliated program. It is better to have dyspareuned than never to have pareuned at all. and 80 mg. makes ' em piss like a racehorse. Dr. Bergman, I never do this on the first date! iiifk I ' op, Pop, Fern, Fern; oh, what a relief it is. If I hear one more lecture on third-generation cephalosporins . .  7 Administration Kathleen Loughhead, Director of Financial Aid Maurice C. Clifford, M.D., President Andrew B. Beasley, Sc.D. Mary Ellen Hartman, M.D. Assoc. Dean for Student Affairs Senior Associate Dean Affairs Alton I. Sutnick, M.D., Senior Vice-President and Dean Gerald H. Escovitz, M.D. Senior Assoc. Dean 18 Marilyn Appel, D.Ed., Assistant Dean Pathology Sunder Mansukhani, M.D. Joseph Leighton, M.D., Chairman Gulnar Balsara, M.D. Theodore Krouse, M.D. Jalal Mobini, M.D. Raymond Mark, M.D. William Johnson, M.D. Nabil Abaza, D.M.D., Ph.D. David Sawhill, M.D. 19 Anatomy Arnold Smolen, Ph.D. Rhea Levine, Ph.D. Janet Smith, Ph.D. 20 Dallas Pulliam, Ph.D. Hazel Murphy, Ph.D. 21 Community and Preventive Medicine Ira W. Gabrielson, M.D., Chairman Adele Kaplan, M.A. Jerry Zaslow, M.D., J.D. Microbiology Clifton Ogburn, Ph.D. Page S. Morahan, Ph.D., Chairman 22 Ralph Knight, Ph.D. § 111 HI I John Hewetson, Ph.D. Donna Murasko, Ph.D. Physiology and Biochemistry Marie DiBerardino, Ph.D. Michael Phillips, Ph.D., D.Sc. Julian Marsh, M.D., Chairman Nancy Berman, Ph.D. Thomas Tulenko, Ph.D. 24 1 ,L i. Charles Sparks, M.D. George Chacko, Ph.D. Frederick DeMartinis, Ph.D. Thomas Diamondstone, Ph.D. Pharmacology Gerald Kelliher, Ph.D. Jay Roberts, Ph.D., Chairman Charles Puglia, Ph.D. Karl Gabriel, V.M.D., Ph.D. Paula Goldberg, Ph.D. 26 Claire Lathers, Ph.D. Benjamin Weiss, Ph.D. A nesthesiology Athole G. McNeil Jacobi, M.D., Chairman Shirley Bloom, M.D. Marietta Galvez, M.D. Doris Gallagher, M.D. Bernard Mayer, M.D. 7 Emergency Medicine Rebecca Anwar, Ph.D. David Wagner, M.D., Chairman I Steven Morse, M.D. Richard Altreuter, M.D. Suzanne Repasky, D.O. Neurology Rosalie Burns, M.D., Chairman Paul Schraeder, M.D. 28 Pratap Yagnick, M.D. Jack Greenberg, M.D. Alan Tessler, M.D. Navjeet Singh, M.D. David Dunn, M.D. Vasant Dhopesh, M.D 9 Obstetrics Gynecology r Leonore Huppert, M.D. Dorothy Barbo, M.D. Jan Schneider, M.D., Chairman Deurward Hughes, M.D. Theodore Hawkins, M.D. Terry Kriedman, M.D. 3° Martha Biemuller, M.D. Medicine Martin Schimmel, M.D. Clarence Martin, M.D. Donald Kaye, M. D., Chairman 1 ■■ 1 vim PLmA Paul Siegel, M.D. Harry Gottlieb, M.D. June F. Klinghoffer, M.D. Walter Rubin, M.D., Chief Gastroenterology Mary B. Dratman, M.D. Doris Bartuska, M.D., Chief Endocrine Elizabeth Labovitz, M.D. William Morrissey, M.D., Chief Pulmonary Nelson Wolf, M.D. Michael Barrett, M.D. Toby Engel, M.D. Sally Lane, M.D. Jerome Brody, M.D. Steven Peitzman, M.D. }? Emmanuel Besa, M.D. Jack Sobel, M.D Phil LaBove, M.D. Lamberto Bentivoglio, M.D Matthew Levison, Chief Infectious Disease . Peter Kowey, M.D Oksana Korzeniowski, M.D. Steven Meister, M.D., Chief Cardiology Sandra Levison, M.D., Chief Renal L Sandheep Dhand, M.D. 34 Pediatrics Garrett Bergman , M.D. ■ A 5$ ' Andre Lascari, M.D., Chairman Linda Hiner, M.D. Waldo Nelson, M.D. $ ' , i p Phyllis Marciano, M.D. Alan Schindler, M.D. Estelle Gold, M.D. Jeanette Pleasure, M.D. Lois Hammond, M.D. Sonia Imaizumi, M.D. Muriel Kowlessar, M.D. W Psychiatry Beverly Roth, M.D. Arthur Huntley, M.D. Wagner Bridger, M.D., Chairman Louis Leaff, M.D. Selma Kramer, M.D. O. Eugene Baum, M.D. Martin Plutzer, M.D. 36 Joel Goldstein, M.D. Robert Steppacher, M.D. Dilip Ramchandani, M.D. Sariel Ablaza, M.D. Donald Cooper, M.D. James Bassett, M.D. Vice-President Assoc. Dean for Clinical Affairs Chairman -r. l H. Warren Goldman, Ph.D., M.D Ajit Sachdeva, M.D. Leon Clarke, M.D. Marian McNamara, M.D. Chief, Peripheral Vascular Division Lester Karafin, M.D. Chief, Urology Division James Finnegan, M.D. Chief, Cardiothoracic Division William Bouzarth, M.D. Chief, Neurosurgery Division Louis Rose, D.D.S., M.D. Chief, Dental Medicine and Surgery Division Harry Thomas, M.D Barbara Steinberg, D.D.S. John Clarke, M.D. Anne Barnes, M.D. John Sbarbaro, M.D. Chief, Orthopedics Division Diane Palladino, M.D. J9 iWJu VI 1 Kalind Bakshi, M.D. Karim Nakhgevany, M.D. Terry Gotthelf, D.D.S. Frank Marlowe, M.D. Barry Hendler, D.D.S., M.D. Luis Parra, M.D. Jonathan Rhoads, Jr., M.D. 40 In Memoriatn Alexander Idiculla, M.D. His memory inspires me to love and laugh and be as he. He loved, he laughed, he listened, He was sincere. He felt, he saw, he knew, There was compassion. He was my friend, I ' ll miss him. 4 ' Radiology Robert Van Derslice, M.D. George Popky, M.D., Chairman Janet Parker, M.D. Barbara Schlager, M.D. Joel Swartz, M.D. Faith Rachofsky, M.D. 1 Jeffrey Hough, M.D. Pouran Zekavat, M.D. Linda Griska, M.D. 42 In Memoriam Elizabeth D. Labovitz, M.D. WMC ' 63 Dedicated teacher, physician, student. She tolerated no anion gap in adherence to honesty, intellectual integrity, hard work — demanding as much from her students as from herself. Coffee cup in hand, lab coat pocket bulging with patients ' cards, Betty was ever ready to patiently guide us as we groped our way through those complicated acid-base problems. Sensitive to academic tradition, she made manifest in her teaching the gratitude she felt for her own teachers. This was her gift to Woman ' s Med, MCP, her teachers, her students, her colleagues. It was a gift given with love, pride, and every bit of her strength. May it live on vigorously in all of us whom she touched — and be passed along with the same dedicated devotion. 41 In Memoriam David P. Dunn, M.D. Dr. Dunn touched many of us in different ways. In our primary contact with him as students, he taught us from the freshman through our housestaff years . . . lecturing in the first year course on Aging, lecturing and teaching in the laboratory in Pathology during the second year, making Neurology rounds during the third year, having senior electives in the fourth year, and conducting brain cutting conferences . . . sharing with us his knowledge and experiences. For those of us who had the good fortune to know Dr. Dunn beyond the day to day teaching activities, he was indeed a multi-faceted individual who related many fascinating stories. He brought together a unique blend of the independent spirit of a New Englander, the scholarship of a good education, the inquisitiveness of a researcher, and subtle humor derived from his Irish ancestry. Born and raised in New Bedford, Massachusetts, he developed a love for the sea, ships, and whales. He told stories of carefree days, such as how he worked his way through college as a roofer, learning of the history of medicine, and enjoying diverse outdoor activities. In Micronesia, he studied scrapie, kuru, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. He told stories of native feasts and strange foods, of scuba diving in tropical waters, of the native people and their neurological diseases. He had a love for people, appreciated their diversity, and sought to understand them. Upon completion of his training, he continued in his interests in people, languages, and foods. He read widely and had a lov e for books. He enjoyed sports and would chart baseball games on intricate scorecards. He enjoyed listening to radio talk shows and short wave radio. Dr. Dunn had been on our College ' s faculty since 1971. He will be very much missed as a teacher and friend. 44 Laws of the House of God I. Gomers don ' t die. II. Gomers go to ground. HI. At a cardiac arrest, the first procedure is to take your own pulse. IV. The patient is the one with the disease. V. Placement comes first. VI. There is no body cavity that cannot be reached with a 14 needle and a good strong arm. VII. Age + BUN = Lasix dose. VIII. They can always hurt you more. IX. The only good admission is a dead admission. X. If you don ' t take a temperature, you can ' t find a fever. XL Show m e a BMS who only triples my work and I will kiss his feet. XII. If the radiology resident and the BMS both see a lesion on the chest x-ray, there can be no lesion there. XIII. The delivery of medical care is to do as much nothing as possible. — Samuel Shem, The House of God Housestaff v Genevieve Connolly, M.D. The Zog David Hertzog, M.D. Roberta Gonzalez, M.D. Skipstein Skip Kline, M.D. Phuongstein Phuong Trinh, M.D. Bruce Jones, M.D. Paula Ehrlich, M.D. Diana Schlesinger, M.D. Richard MacKenzie, M.D. Anne Marie Angeles, M.D. Cindy Pearsall, M.D. 47 VA Blues Roll Call 6:30 AM Post-call pseudocatatonia Steven Flashner, M.D. Lost to the hammers pins at Temple Rob Lykens, M.D. 6:45 AM: Good afternoon, Dr. Coll. Milton Coll, M.D. Terence Campbell, M.D Robert Michelson, M.D. 48 Jonathan Brein, M.D. Lee Au, M.D. Chut up, Luis. Luis Parra, M.D. Be careful out there. John Stoneburner, M.D. 49 Roberto Nicosia, M.D. Ker Chow Chang, M.D. A day without a code is like a day without sunshine. Toni Hershman, M.D. Nicholas Vaganos, M.D. Rich Eisenberg, M.D. Lloyd Rudley, M.D. Larry Dixon, M.D. Ann Candy, M.D. The well-nourished Dr. Stein David Volpi, M.D. Steven Stein, M.D. 50 Gravida what? Carol Grabowski, M.D. Help! I ' m a prisoner on 5 North! Larry Jacobs, M.D. Every time I go past the nursery they try to admit me. John Deeney, M.D. I didn ' t expect a sort of Spanish Inquisition. Philip Oppenheim, M.D. SICU? I don ' t even know you. Len Marchinski, M.D. No cleaveage this year. Maggie Bazarnic, M.D. I ' ll have to wear this aftershave more often. Chuck Kollmer, M.D. Urologists have more fun. ] Tony Kapp, M.D. Welcome to Miller time at the VA. John Shulman, M.D. Anne Dunham, M.D. To sleep? Perchance- to dream! — Shakespeare Matt Smith, M.D. V Trust no man, trust no woman, trust no god; Trust only this: cold steel. Don Kovalsky, M.D. Robert McKowen,M.D. I don ' t want to know what it is, just If you want to work here, you ' re going make it go away. to need an education. Mauricio Wilk, M.D. Vic Bruno, M.D. Blow in my ear I ' ll follow you anywhere. Steven Ladenheim, M.D. A good stethoscope is hard to find. Hugh Lipshutz, M.D. David Annibale, M.D. it-: Antoinette Sulpizi, M.D. Ed Ramoska, M.D. Vivian Greenberg, M.D. ■ I At your cervix. Daniel Small, M.D. Push for up, pull for down. Robin Kroll, M.D. John, just because you won the Golden Apple does NOT entitle you to steal all the small scrubs. Life is tough at the top. Dave Dzurinko, M.D. Roger Crake, M.D. They don ' t call us fleas for nothin ' ! Larry Jacobs, M.D. A classic pose. Tom Santilli, M.D. This won ' t hurt . . . much. Gerry Lluberas, M.D. It ' s been a hard day ' s night. Jonathan Gomberg, M.D. Does this picture remind you of your mother? Lynn Stein, M.D. J3 M.D. phone home ■ Mark Gilbert, M.D. Robert Maddalon, M.D. Mark Blossom, M.D. John Strony, M.D. Rich Murray, M.D. Ron Brockman, M.D. 54 Marian Barr, M.D. Rick Bowman, M.D Lew Heller, M.D. Jim Kase, M.D. .. Robin Kroll, M.D. Chris Petti, M.D. , f|h| J John Stratis, M.D. Rick Miller, M.D. n Neil Streisfeld, M.D. Betsy Crowe, M.D. Patricia Soluk, M.D. Jim Amsterdam, D.M.D.,M.D. Dana Weber, M.D. She ' s been 3 cm. for 2 weeks. Sherry Blumenthal, M.D. Amy Lansman, M.D. Pauline Chusid, M.D. B M -y y... I f 1 m. sS A little Vitamin H ' ll get you through any- Peter Weiner, M.D. thing. Joseph Mobilio, D.O. 56 Underclassmen Class of 1984 WHO ' S UP FOR THE NEXT ADMISSION? 5 Third year is like going through a carwash — with the windows open. J. Klmghoffer, M.D. M w LIKETOTALLYOHMIGODREALLYTUBULARUNBELIEVABLE 60 INAPPROPRIATE AFFECT?!! 6. Class of 1985 62 6 4 S m i HEBm 1 -A r f • Class of 1986 66 67 68 Life at MCP OR P.K 1 - . WARD 5 EAST A 501 -A 534 HEMODIALYSIS UNIT WARD 5 WEST A 543 - A 580 EK6 Yg r NO CHECKS CASHED OUT OF CASH §lW£0C as seen by... «o mi PLEASE DO NOT DISTURB OPERATORS E 0 KUHSl ' « Hi iii  THIS ELEVATOI •OUT OF SERVICE EVENINGS SUN « When we were very young — The Class of 1983 I p. I IO p. 140 P- ' 75 p. lit 4 n - p. 127 Freshman Year A year of exams, one after the other, and always on Mondays, so that not even our weekends belonged to us . . . Am I going to make it? — Making It In Medical School ; ¥ i l l 4 £Wm m. ■HHHHHIv 1 w I • 1 ■ H ■ ■ 9 J f Another lecture over our heads. Josh, think of it as being like affinities. Nothing like a P B exam to bring a class together. Reality is for people who can ' t deal with alcohol. Metastatic lipoma. Smile . . . tomorrow will be worse. 72 Sophomore Year Ginsberg ' s Theorem: 1. You can ' t win. 2. You can ' t break eren. 3. You can ' t even quit the game. Do I really want to do this? — Making It In Medical School Medical school really sphinx. Positive O sign. What ' s a io at MCP? Sophomore year has us on pins and needles. Junior Year ' It ' s mainly a feeling of walking around not knowing what you ' re doing. ' — Making It In Medical School ;tWo sha- I . r c -i Jiff Pr PTT. T tX SrM- lZ .V.UT LI S TL «sM 2 I.V..S ' C TWV ' ftfi S AJuoLua T .vo Z s - «) bl -l -,.HnrTy =tO rv i n , °f? n4 Z fpte c $ S. , i p.-4w t IS S OAF ofeS ne dm 4ai«£i_ ' ' , TT trj 5M?L -tebei._prJr j trp Ajri, Pi ' lanhrt ImdS QOAi lH— J riC HOSPITAL OF THE EPICAL COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA SCUT: Subcortical Utilization of Time Rocky M.S. Ill Progress Note: Day 46 of antibiotics . Gomeraide BOHICA 74 rV-.-. -1 . - ' 3 DRUG STORE P T«NT MIDICINU GRASS $20uo HASH $10«« ACID $5w BENIES. . .25 5 «$1 DIET PILLS. . . 7 f( $l ? 15™$ 1 COCAINE ... .$30spooh GLUE . . . . . . 25 TUBt ■Will  ■ •••«. •««•  «•■• . «  M «««.«••■• with • noii ' «o« ••• .«•■• ' • ••  •• •« ••  • Junior Year Survival Kit Some people will do anything for honors. Canst thou not minister to a mind diseased ... — Shakespeare, Macbeth Take two tablets 75 I Picking up a cute chick. MEMO TO: Rotation II Medicine Block This is to alert you to a recently defined syndrome of Post-Medicine Pseudocatatonia (J. Klinqhoffer, D. Kave, et al) . Basic pathophysiology appears to be related to the sudden cessation of neurotransmitter bombardment following 12 weeks of uninterrupted stimulation upon the neuroendocrine system. Lonc;-term prognosis is good once the hypothalamic thermostat is reset to normal level. Care must be taken, however, to carefully drain off or inactivate the tremendously high level of circulating neurotransmitters and oseudotransmitters to prevent dangerous biofeedback detonation - otherwise known as burning out the fuses or more simply burn-out . The following therapeutic procedure has been found to be highly successful and you are urged to participate in order to ensure an uncomplicated transition to Rotation III: SUNDAY BRUNCH January 24, - 1:00 p.m. at Dr. Klinghof fer ' s Home 356 Meadow Lane, Merion Spouses invited. Travel directions enclosed Please RSVP to Kathy or me at extension 6962 by January 13th or earlier so that the appropriate therapeutic substances can be arranged for. I like to be in America, o.k. by me in America. r k The NEJM is the highlight of my week. Post-call Congratulations to the ist student who attended all of junior lecture series. Senior Year Will I ever know enough? I ' ve often wondered why I ' m here, but I wouldn ' t quit. — Making It In Medical School MCP: Where men are men and sheep are scared. If you can ' t dazzle ' em with brilliance, baffle ' em with b.s. something takes too long, something happens to you. You become all and only the thing you want and nothing else, for you hare paid too much for it, too much in wanting and too mu ch in waiting and too much in getting. In the end they just ask you those crappy little questions. Robert Venn Warren, All the King ' s Men 77 My father taught me how to work but not how to love it. — Abraham Lincoln 7« Conceptions in Medicine Cathy Lathwell Anna Christina Wolfe Jody Lathwell David Mandell Tim, Keith, and Heather Majeroni Sarah Blake Mandell i To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to endure the betrayal of false friends; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know that even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded. Harry Emerson Fosdick Beyond a critical point within a finite space, freedom diminishes as numbers increase . . . The human question is not how many can possibly survive within the system, but what kind of existence is possible for those who do survive. Frank Herbert, Dune 80 Seniors ThauJts , Karolina Adam, M.D. 82 ■ 1 f • A 1 MB L L_fll I M Mm M William David Allen, M.D. ■ i Barbara Ann Allis, M.D. 8 4 Some dreams Really do Come . . . . . . True. ;1 :.i! C J I 1 ir s ■ Gayle Maureen Andrews, M.D.  5 Renee LaPrade Artytnyshyn, M.D. 86 Robert William Bates, M.D. 8? There is nothing more beautiful than a rainbow but it takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. If life is to be rounded and many-colored like the rainbow both joy and sorrow must come to it. unk. To those who brought sunshine to my life and gave me an umbrella in the rain, I say thank you. Thanks most especially to Mom, Dad, Gary, Fred, Kim, Keith, the Batts , my friends, teachers, and patients. May you all find many rainbows in your lives. Michelle Marie Battistini, M.D. 88 bra benson md So The way to use life is to do nothing through acting, The way to use life is to do everything through being. — Lau Tzu Douglas Robert Berson, M.D. 9 o I 4fl jvl V 1 With special thanks to my family and friends; especially to my parents for the love and encouragement that got me here, and to Mark, for the love and understanding that allowed me to finish. Lynda Apple Bideau, M.D. 9 Lorna Blunt, M.D. 92 Mary Gabrielle Bolton, M.D., Ph.D. 91 Jeffrey L. Canose, M.D. 94 Savita K. Chaudhry, M.D. 9 2 a . VP r fcsrl £ V, « • •- - • „L — P$8r ' . ■ • Wf. ,i+  • - 2ly . . - ; j fj : vC Eric Todd Christiansen, M.D. PcJWin Every med student needs solid financial backing Thanks to my family for all their support and to my friends for the many good times Tuesday night study group Sunnin ' and funnin ' with sis and baby Robbins My favorite redhead Steven R. Corwin, M.D. 97 Donald Daugherty, M.D. Timothy Alan Denton, M.D. 99 Kathleen Downey, M.D. Thanks to my family and friends. I ; JL ■ jj it ' ■ kV ' M i ■kr T? ■w Linda Jean Edwards, M.D. Teddi F. Eisen, M.D. To Mom, Dad, Mark, and my family — without whose love, patience, and many years of encouragement, my dream would never have become a reality. Thank you for everything. And, to my special friends, thanks. Faith Ann Farley, M.D. 10} Richard 5. Finkelman, M.D. io 4 Many thanks to: My Grandmother (WMC, 1909) My inspiration My Husband, Cliff My Love and best friend My Mom (WMC, 1946) and Dad My support mltL% « J W 1 1 % Sandra L. Fornwalt, M.D. IO-j We should act with as much energy as those who expect everything from themselves; and we should pray with as much earnestness as those who expect everything from God. Colton What we have done will not be lost to all eternity. Everything ripens at its time and becomes fruit at its hour. Divyavadana To all those who made this possible, but especially to my parents, thank you. Elizabeth E. Frauenhoffer, M.D. 106 The Friars Maureen Megan Marguerite Tom John Tim Monica Martha Dad Mary Rich Mom The Friddles Special thanks to . . . my mother for her example dreams, my father for his priorities principles, my brothers sisters for their love, and to Rich for bringing out what is best in me. Mary Beth Friar, M.D. io 7 w £ Grand Cayman Island Waldo Nancy D. Garber, M.D. 1 08 For the inspiration, and a perspective on it all; (and to those who think they are people) the means to get there, Many thanks to the people I love! Noreen Hurley Gaston, M.D. 109 Bruce Achilles Gertner, M.D. no i Eric F. Gestrkh, M.D. 1 1 1 Marilyn K. Glaser, M.D, David Phillip Green, M.D. 3 To my brothers — for never letting me take myself too seriously. To my grandparents — for their pride 8C faith in me, even when I had none in myself. To my parents — for their love, sympathy, encouragement, i for providing a haven during the last four stormy years. Iatrian 1961 I don ' t care what they say about me as long as it isn ' t true. — Katharine Hepburn Ma: Joan S. Gross, M.D. 4 Mark, Alan, Dad The more complex the mind, the greater the need for the simplicity of play. — Spock, Shore Leave , Star Trek I was first puzzled by the conflict which would haunt me, harm me, and benefit me the rest of my life: simply, the stubborn, relentless, driving desire to be alone as it came into contact with the desire not to be alone when I wanted not to be. — Lillian Hellman I was no good at all at any of it, no good at being a girl; on the other hand, I am not half-bad at being a woman. — Nora Ephron Harriet S. Gross, M.D. ii 4 Leslie Gruss, M.D. ' I «. - Katherine Kirby Harris, M.D. 16 Arthur Harvey ' , M.D. 7 Some people I would like to thank: My father, for working overtime to put me through school. The Lehigh Program, for accepting me at a young age. My mother, for showing me the essential ingredients of good medical care. Rolls Royce employees, for giving me the motivation to continue. David S. Hoffman, M.D. (Me Doctor) 118 So every virtue, so our grasp of truth, Blooms in its day and may not last forever. Be ready, heart, for parting, new endeavor. In all beginnings dwells a magic force For guarding us and helping us to live. — Herman Hesse — Thanks to my husband, Bill, my parents and sister, and my friends for all of your love and support. Vicki Nade Hoffman, M.D. 9 Strange is our situation here upon Earth. Each of us comes for a short visit, not knowing why, yet sometimes seeming to have a divine purpose. From a standpoint of daily life, however, there is one thing we do know: that man is here for the sake of other men . . . for the countless unknown souls with whose fate we are connected by a bond of sympathy. Many times a day I realize how much my own outer and inner life is built upon the labors of my fellow men, both living and dead, and how earnestly I must exert myself to give and return as much as I have received and am still receiving. Albert Einstein Lynn Stewart Horton, M.D. 120 Thanks to my parents, grandparents, family and friends. Clifford Alan Hudis, M.D. 12] My Sisters Ik) i B Rose aI • - And k i 2PP% ' y Judy w V My Parents My Husband Dave Dave ' s Parents Nancy Hykel-Malone, M.D. George C. Ibars, M.D. i 3 . Rhea Adele Iritis, M.D., M.S. 124 Special thanks to my father, mother, and Teresa for all of their support. Steven Craig Johnson, M.D. raj I made it through the rain And found myself respected By the others who got rained on too And made it through. — Barry Manilow 126 Which is the right path to choose? One that is honorable in itself and also wins honor from others. Dedicated with love and gratitude to my wonderful family — my husband Jerry, my parents Corinne and Horace, my sister Beth and my brother David Lois Ann Klafter-Snyder, M.D. 127 Stuart Bruce Kleinman, M.D. 128 Mark R. Krakoritz, M.D. 129 Gregary Paul Lansman, M.D. 3° Peggy Lathwell, M.D. ' 3 ' I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. — Henley Susan V. Jones heath, M.D. !3 2 1 t to my FAMILY for their encouragement to SIS for her counsel and support to my FRIENDS for lightening the load to KATHY for her love and strength THANK YOU Patrick Joseph Lenahen, M.D 133 John F. Lentini, M.D. •34 David R. Levene, M.D. 35 V ■ Mom and Dad R.Ph. M.D. Jeffrey Richard Levine, M.D. i 3 6 Deborah Ruth Liss, M.D. ' 37 J W s ■ j W Debra G. Loeb, M.D. i 3 8 Some men see things as they are and say why, I dream things that never were and say why not. Robert F. Kennedy Mark A. Lopatin, M.D. ' 39 Andrea Elizabeth Lyons, M.D, 140 J  W L.i B Jf I ' lip inn 1 EBliB 1 1 BBj 1 1 it W i ' BPtit Barbara Ann Berkley Majeroni, M.D. . 4 . Many thanks to my family for their support, encouragement, and most of all, their love and understanding. Delaine M. Mandell, M.D. 142 Theodora M. Mauro, M.D. ' 45 • wr r-r Thanks to my family, friends, and to those from whom I have learned. Kevin M. McCann, M.D. i 44 Many thanks to my wife Holly and to my parents, whose love and support has made this all possible. David Sylvester McCloskey, M.D. ■45 To all the insightful ones who have helped me to look deeper into the nature of things, Thank you. I will be forever grateful that there were enough of you to counter the influ- ence of the dogmatic and the mindless memorizers that kill the joy of learning. And a special thanks to my family whose emotional support made this accomplishment possible. Mark David McKenney, M.D. i 4 6 Thanks and congratulations to my family, and especially Dad for always being there. We did it! Lou Ann Marie McStay, M.D. ' 47 A special thanks to my family for their endless support and infinite love. One can only have a simple knowledge of God, beyond all words, ideas, colors, pictures or names. This ignorance is greater than all knowledge. St. Isaac the Syrian The body is a unit, though it is made up of many parts; and though all its parts are many, they form one body. So it is with Christ. I Corinthians 12:12 Alexis Michelle Megaludis, M.D. 148 RH-ii-ii JUNIOR SHARI KI-KI SOC-DOC Keith MeritZy M.D. ' 49 Robert S. Mittleman, M.D. 150 u . . Reach up and touch the sky. — Southside Johnny  Lynn Cobb Montgomery, M.D., Ph.D. iv •V- I was born when I was quite youn The first year at MCP; there was confusion. On call in A.P.H. I found one of the good pillows. Thanks to my family, and friends for keeping me sane, and allowing me a few periods of toal insanity. Also a special thanks to my Mom, and Dad. Philip A. Myers, M.D. 152 If I could do it, so can you! Like the picture says — Nobody ' s Perfect My thanks to those who helped make the best of things, even at the worst of times. I couldn ' t have done it without them. Sheryl E. Nagle, M.D. ' 53 Erik George Nelson, M.D. 154 Ingrid Fischer Ockenhouse, M.D. ' V Nancy J. O ' Donnell, M.D. ■il V i .- ' ; or -f. i 5 6 Ev % 1 ■ 1 1 ' Lfl PI ' TVS v 9 Joy is the holy fire that keeps our pur- pose warm and spirit aglow. Helen Keller Stephanie Anne Palfy, M.D. V I know I ' ll never lose affection For people and things that went before. I know I ' ll often stop And think about them . . . In my Life, Lennon 8C McCartney Barbara O ' Sulliran, M.D., M.P.H. i 5 8 Aunt Ann, Mom, Dad and Pippin, Aunt Mary Sally and George Don and Company With love and thanks: To my family and Fr. Radecky for their love and support To Don for always being there To Harriet, Tammi, Gayle, Michele, and Sharon And a bear hug for Klingpeaches who always listened ik— « ' Bethy 1 Elizabeth Ann Michaelene Paczolt, M.D.  59 David S. Palat, M.D. 1 60 Elizabeth Ortof, M.D. 161 Thanks to Dad, Mom, Tessie, Marci, and Rich for their love and encouragement. Barry C, Perner, M.D. 162 Thanks and love — to Deborah, for all of your love to Mom and Dad, for all of your support to Jimmy, for being a super brother to the rest of my family, both old and new for all the special things you do Greater thanks and love — to my Lord, my strength and my song As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. Joshua 24:15 John P. Piper, M.D. ,6, Ik ! W. ' ■■■. • ■• ' ■ MP ' 4 m r , 3 • - T- 1 1 F 1 To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven . . . ... a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance . . . Ecclesiastes Much love, many thanks, and best wishes to all. Alice Cullen Plummer, M.D. 164 Funky eyes and A.M. Tired eyes in P.M. Bros play a set Snappy quartet ... to my mother and father whose love and inspiration guided me and will remain with me always . . . Eric Fletcher Pollak, M.D. ' •■, Jane Bennett Porcelan, M.D., J.D. To my husband Dale whose love, support and encouragement have been constant and to our children, Sarah and David, who have been an infinite source of comfort, joy and love. 1 66 r a John A. Power, M.D. 167 Los Amigos Incognito Deborah Ann Reed, M.D, 168 Mary Louise Russell, M.D. ,69 Mctorld Xoren AiLSsinfflft 170 Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace: Where there is hatred, let me sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; Where there is sadness, joy. Divine Master, grant that 1 may not so much seek To be consoled as to console. To be understood as to understand, To be loved as to love; For it is in giving that we receive; It is in pard ' ning that we are pardoned; It is in dying that we are born to eternal life. St. Francis of Assisi To my loving and faithful husband, Marty, whose understanding, longsuffering and encouragement has been with me each step of the way. Daughter of Science — Pioneer, thy tenderness hath bani shed fear: Woman and leader in thee blend, Physician, Surgeon, Student, Friend. Clara Hill Cynthia Riedel Sainsbury, M.D. i 7 i Francesco Santucci, M.D. 172 Scott R. Schaffer M.D., MS. ' 73 December 23, 1979 I would like to thank my family and friends for their support and encouragement throughout medical school. I dedicate this page to my wonderful wife, Robin, for her never ending love, patience and understanding. Joshua Jay Schwartz, M.D. 174 ONE TWO THREE FOUR Reach for the heavens and hope for the future, ... all that we can be and not what we a re. J. Denver We are family. Thank you. Kathleen A. Sefoaggi, M.D. ' 75 Terry Deane Shaffer, M.D. , 7 6 ! : VhifX Drs. Shelanski and Shein in Conference S Alan Howard Shein, M.D. ' 77 Sharon L. Freedtnan Shelanski, M.D, .78 My deepest thanks to my family and those special few for their support, but most of all to my wife Denise, for sharing the hard times and the good and filling them both with love and understanding. Richard D. Shusterman, M.D. ' 79 Meryl Small, M.D. 180 Cathy G. Soffer, M.D. 181 There is no education like adversity. — Disraeli Thanks to my family and friends . . . k betsy ellen soifer tn.d.-ph.d. 182 Many thanks and much love to the people in my life for sharing these years with me. Joseph R. Steeger, M.D. y Ph.D. .8j M. + 1 ' I 1 mk 1 9 fl • k - jT Many thanks to family and friends for all your support and for believing in me even when I didn ' t. C. Amy Stolnick, M.D. i8 4 In gratitude for all the loving words and actions of my family and friends . . . May the years ahead be as eventful as these years of late night parties, picnics, jogging on the drive, fleshpiles, mind trips, long talks and of course . . . studying together. Cynthia Ann Toth, M.D. is. Thomas A. Tyma, M.D. 1 86 Stere A. Vaganos, M.D, 187 With loving thanks to my parents for their encouragement. O, how happy is the woman who believes in God, for He does make His promises to her come true. Luke 1:45. Vince, my husband and my best friend The Lord is my strength and my shield; My heart trusts in Him and I am helped; Therefore my heart exults, And with my song I shall thank Him. Psalm 28:7 Vince, for all you are, for all you ' ve done, thank you. Judith K. Volkar, M.D. It ' s been a long hard trip. My deepest love to my family and friends whose unwavering love and support got me through the long days, the sleepless nights, and the innumerable crises we all face in medical school. Studying Ira B. Wallace, M.D. .89 Barbara Jean Walter, M.D. 190 Carol Ere Weingrod, M.D. 191 Many thanks to my family, my friends, and my teachers Harry, whose letters gave me sojourns in Maine in the midst of studies Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; Where there is sadness, joy. O divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek To be consoled as to console, To be understood as to understand, To be loved as to love; For it is in giving that we receive; It is in pardoning that we are pardoned; It is in dying that we are born to eternal life. Saint Francis of Assisi Carol Frances Weisgerber, M.D. 192 Will the real hotdog please stand up? Mom and Dad. Ken and who ' s that? This page is dedicated to the loving memory of my father, Dr. Herman H. Weiss. He, together with my mother, has given me the love and support to reach this point in my life. Many thanks also to my family and the friends who have been there when I have needed them. Special thanks to Beth and Don, and most of all to Ken. Tatnara Esther Weiss, M.D. ' 93 A merry heart doeth good like a medicine Proverbs 17:22 Robert Klinghoffer Wenger, M.D. 194 With all my love to those who have made this possible. Lee Scott Wesler, M.D. 195 William H. Winston, M. D. 196 Virginia Kay Wolfe, M.D. i 97 Andrea Claire Woods, M.D. 198 With Special Thanks To Mom and Dad, my role models, for your unending and unconditional love and support Jeffrey, for sharing our love, our medicine, our future together Carl, Dee, Howie, Gilbert, and Henry for making this world a less lonely place Nancy Anne Young, M.D. ' 99 Philip Steven Yussen, M.D. Many thanks to my family, whose generous support helped make this possible. James C. Ziegler, D.PM. y M.D. 201 Lille Students To my parents whose love and support made it all possible. Special thanks to the Faculte, MCP, CIME, and Drs. Hartman, McLeer, Parker, and Schlager. Despina Terris, M.D. i rr f My dreams would never have become a reality without the endless love and sup- port from Dad, Ma, Gary and Lydia. I love you all! Friendship is the greatest gift we can give each other. Thank you always Gidge, Jaine, Ricki, Ileene, Peter. Thanks for believing in me: The late Dr. M. Prince Brigham, Dr. Mary Ellen Hartman, Monsieur Jacques Liefooghe, Dr. Susan McCleer, C.I.M.E. Je me souviendrai toujours mes amis francais, La Catho , et Lille. Merci a tous! Special thanks to all the relatives, friends and teachers I wish I could name here and to Andy B. Big hugs to Mitzi and Natasha — we miss you Whiskers! Hey Despina — We did it! Felicitations!! m « ■ ■ ■ Q ■III Ml 1111 Judith K. Weinstein, M.D. 203 This page is dedicated to my grandfathers, Aaron Paull (1909-1982) and Jacob Gross (1908-1982), who waited so patiently for my graduation. May 21 will not be as happy a day without them. A Dream Lies Dead A dream lies dead here. May you softly go Before this place, and turn away your eyes, Nor seek to know the look of that which dies Importuning Life for life. Walk not in woe, But, for a little, let your step be slow. And, of your mercy, be not sweetly wise With words of hope and Spring and tenderer skies. A dream lies dead; and this all mourners know: Whenever one drifted petal leaves the tree — Though white of bloom as it had been before And proudly waitful of fecundity — One little loveliness can be no more; And so must Beauty bow her imperfect head Because a dream has joined the wistful dead. — Dorothy Parker Harriet S. Gross 204 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1983 FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY. We share your concern with improving health care 205 Of TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF M? , b 6 £A BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1983 from the DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 206 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1983 Best wishes from Department of Pathology Congratulations and best wishes CONGRATULATIONS TO to the Class of 1983 THE CLASS OF ' 83 DOLBEY ' S PHILADELPHIA GERIATRIC CENTER The Philadelphia Geriatric Center is one of the nation ' s Welch Allyn Tycos leaders in geriatric care, education, training, and Propper Keeler research. Together with the Medical College of Pennsylvania, it has established the College ' s Division of Geriatric Medicine. PGC offers rotations and residencies in Geriatric Medicine. Retail Stores PHILADELPHIA GERIATRIC CENTER 3726 Spruce St. 1020 Locust St. U. of P. Campus Jeff Campus (215) 222-6020 (215) 928-7922 5301 Old York Road, Phila., PA. 19141 207 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 4 We warmly welcome you into active membership and extend our best wishes for your continued success. The Alumnae i Association of The Woman 9 s Medical College of Pennsylvania The Medical College of Pennsylvania 208 ATTENTION DOCTORS There are two big advantages to Navy Medicine: i. Ideal professional practice, superior facilities. Profession- al support. 2. Desirable personal lifestyle. Officer fringe benefits. Travel. Salary and other benefits competitive with civil- ian practice. Requirements: U.S. Citizen. Must meet Navy Physical stan- dards; completed an AMA — approved internship and not reached 42 years of age at time of commissioning. For more information, send your resume to, or call: MEDICAL PROGRAMS NAVY RECRUITING DISTRICT 128 NORTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19102 (COLLECT) 215-568-2042 BE THE DOCTOR YOU WANT TO BE. IN THE NAVY N s rf S 7 success c mi CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 from the students, faculty and administration of the FACULTi LIBRE DE MEDECINE in Lille, France and the COMMITTEE FOR INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL EXCHANGE 209 CONGRATULATIONS Best wishes for the future Department of Psychiatry The Department of Neurology extends best wishes to the Class of 1983 for happiness, success and contentment in your endeavors Ut nc? 3500 Henry Ac. (2lS)8U-t,3S5 Hoars • ' Mcn.-fru ' . lo:50- s:oo r W. Niks ' Spec ted i in yn : $mhf% Change A p v ToAuue., an { PAy you aftbr aav FIRST y R Of KB lDBNOj ? ' CoN6RATVLf TiCNS $ KUCH SUCCBSS For youR. FuruRa Jctf A A E- M. t OA N£LLy MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA ANESTHESIA RECORD PRE OPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS OPERATION PROPOSED PREOPERATIVE SUMMARY HGB HCT PRE OP DRUGS PREVIOUS ANESTHETICS PERTINENT PRE OPERATIVE OATA PREMEDICATION 10RUG, DOSE. TIME! VENTILATOR RESPIRATION POSITION OF 200 180 160 START OP _o ENO ANES ® TEMP A C V P D IMMEDIATE PRE-ANESTHETIC CHECK LIST COMPLETED PATIENTS IDENTIFIER INITIAL BOX REMARKS BEGAN TO WORK WITH PATIENT AT . FLUID SUMMARY BLOOO LOSS MEASURED. ESTIMATED . TOTAL ADMINISTERED BLOOD OTHER OPERATION PERFORMED POST OPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS ANESTHESIOLOGIST DATE OF SURGERV CHART COPY 21 I Congratulations and Best Wishes to David in the Class of 1983 The Hoffman Family West Park Hospital promotes Staying Healthy Staying Healthy is more than not getting ill or prolonging life. It is enjoying life, a way of living, improving one ' s physical, spiritual, and emotional well- being. wesT raRK HosprraL Ford Road and Fairmount Park Philadelphia, Pa. 19131 (215)878-0501 3 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS IT ' S BEEN A LONG HAUL, BUT YOU ' RE FINALLY THERE. Best wishes to the Class of 1983 from the Cardiovascular Division 2i 4 Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Graduating Class from the Department of Surgery 215 OB-GMM conoratu ations The Health Maintenance Organization of Pennsylvania Congratulates and Wishes the Graduating Class of 1983 a very successful career in the Medical Profession Epitaph -for 3 .hypochondriac 216 services Independence Square, West Philadelphia, PA 19106 7 Now you watch the sunset of a beautiful part of the past. As you watch the sunrise of a bright new future, may all your days shine with happiness. V ' e e c a O e ? fc Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Radiology Department 219 Honored Patrons Sariel G. G. Ablaza and Associates Drs. Samuel and Sondra Abrams Drs. Ervin and Vlasta Adam Dorothy M. Barbo, M.D. Misses Ann and Mary Barilla Dr. and Mrs. James G. Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Roland H. Bates Dr. and Mrs. James A. Batts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Berson Martha L. Biemuller, M.D. Captain Peter and Emily Bolton Anna M. Brady, M.D. Susan Higley Bray, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Chander Chaudhry Elinor T. Christiansen, M.D. ' 55 Maurice C. Clifford, M.D. Dr. Frederick D. DeMartinis Department of Microbiology S. Dhand, M.D. Helen O. Dickens, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John O. Downey Mary B. Dratman, M.D. Gerald H. Escoritz, M.D. Marion Fay James O. Finnegan, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Christoph P. Frauenhoffer Mr. and Mrs. Howard Freedman June M. Fry, Ph.D., M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Garber Albert L. Gaskins, M.D. Suresh C. Ghosh Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Glaser Marlene Goodhart Jean Gowing, M.D. Graduate School of Medical Sciences Dr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Green Mr. and Mrs. Jacob K. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gross Lois M. Hammond, M.D. Britton and Ruth Harris Theodore F. Hawkins, M.D. Arthur C. Huntley, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hurley Samuel P. Wins, M.D. Athole G. Jacobi, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Jones Lester Karafin, M.D. Julian Katz, M.D. Drs. Donald and Janet Kaye Kenneth and Joyce Keene Loretta Witczak Keil, M.D. Corinne K. and Horace Klafter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kleinman June F. Klinghoffer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Kryka Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lansman R. C. LaPrade Honored Patrons Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Lazarus Dr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Lefton Joseph Leighton, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Lentini Mr. and Mrs. Howard Levene Library Staff William A. Lista, M.D. Gladys Z_. London, M.D. Kathleen H. Lyons, M.D. Phyllis Marciano, M.D. Frank I. Marlowe, M.D. Julian B. Marsh, M.D. Maureen Martin, M.D. Judith Mausner Mr. and Mrs. John J. McKenney Edward McStay Mr. and Mrs. Michael Megaludis Dr. and Mrs. William L. Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murata Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ockenhouse Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O y Donnell Mr. and Mrs. George R. Paczplt Dr. and Mrs. Milton Palat Mrs. Aaron Paull Anne H. Pike, M.D. Sonja Stahl Pinsky, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Plummer Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Pollak George L. Popky, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Power Presidential Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. J. Ricco Leonard L. Ross Stephen C. Rubin, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. William H. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Victor Santucci Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Schaffer William Sembrot, M.D. Paul D. Siegel, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Small Drs. Alton I. and Mona R. Sutnick Harry L. Thomas, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Toth John R. Urbach, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Anargiros Vaganos Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walter Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Wearer Dr. and Mrs. George A. Weisgerber In Memory of Dr. Herman H. Weiss Sidney U. Wenger, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Winston, Sr. Mrs. Gertrude M. Wolfe Robert J. Wolf son, M.D. Margaret Gray Wood, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Woods Dr. and Mrs. Irving Young Jerry Zaslow, M.D., J.D. Pour an P. Zekarat, M.D. Class of 1983 Housestaff Appointments {Carolina Adam OB GYN William Allen INT. MED. Barbara Allis INT. MED. Gayle Andrews INT. MED. Renee Artymyshyn INT. MED. Robert Bates INT. MED. Michelle Battistini OB GYN Kaaron Benson PATH Douglas Berson INT. MED. Lynda Bideau PED. Lorna Blum RAD. Mary Bolton INT. MED. Jeffrey Canose SURG. Savita Chaudhry TRANS. Eric Christiansen FAM. PRAC. Steven Corwin TRANS. Donald Daugherty FAM. PRAC. Timothy Denton INT. MED. Kathleen Downey INT. MED. Linda Edwards OB GYN Teddi Eisen EMER. MED. Faith Farley TRANS. Richard Finkelman INT. MED. Sandra Fornwalt OB GYN Elizabeth Frauenhoffer PATH Mary Friar INT. MED. Nancy Garber SURG. Noreen Gaston INT. MED. Bruce Germer INT. MED. Eric Gestrich INT. MED. Baylor College of Medicine Affil. Hosps, Houston, TX Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA Metropolitan Hospital Center New York, NY Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, PA The Western Pennsylvania Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA St. Mary ' s Medical Center Long Beach, CA Jewish Hospital of St. Louis St. Louis, MO Hahnemann Medical College Hospital Philadelphia, PA Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia, PA University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore, MD St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center Hartford, CT Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Montgomery Hospital Norristown, PA Chestnut Hill-Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia, PA Montgomery Hospital Norristown, PA Cedars-Sinai Medical Centc Los Angeles, CA Lenox Hill Hospital New York, NY Albert Einstein Medical Centei Philadelphia, PA Hennepin County Medical Centei Minneapolis, MN St. Barnabas Medical Center -Livingston, NJ New Rochelle Hospital Medical Cent New Rochelle, NY Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA Milton S. Hershey Medical Cente- Hershey, PA Mercy Catholic Medical Center Darby, PA Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA Trenton Affiliated Hospitals Trenton, NJ Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia, PA Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, PA ;er ;er ;er Class of 1983 Housestaff Appointments Marilyn Glaser David Green Harriet Gross Leslie Gruss Katherine Harris Arthur Harvey David Hoffman Vicki Hoffman Lynn Horton Clifford Hudis Nancy Hykel-Malone George Ibars Rhea Ivins Steven Johnson Carol Kershbaum Lois Klafter-Snyder Stuart Kleinman Mark Krakovitz Gregary Lansman Margaret Lathwell Susan Leath Patrick Lenahen John Lentini David Levene Jeffrey Levine Jane Lieberman Deborah Liss Debra Loeb Mark Lopatin Andrea Lyons Barbara Majeroni FAM. PRAC. Area Health Education Center Fayetteville, NC INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA PSYCH. SUNY-Upstate Medical Center Syracuse, NY OB GYN Bronx Municipal Hospital Center Bronx, NY PSYCH. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA PATH Hahnemann Medical College Hospital Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Hackensack Medical Center Hackensack, NJ INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA FAM. PRAC. General Hospital of Ventura County Ventura, CA INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Hahnemann Medical College Hopsital Philadelphia, PA SURG. Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, PA PED. Long Island Jewish-Hillside Medical Center New Hyde Park, NY NEUR. Mayo Graduate School of Medicine Rochester, MN FAM. PRAC. The Bryn Mawr Hospital Bryn Mawr, PA FAM. PRAC. Chestnut Hill-Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia, PA PSYCH. Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia, PA RAD. Germantown Hospital Philadelphia, PA RAD. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA FAM. PRAC. Underwood Memorial Hospital Woodbury, NJ FAM. PRAC. Montgomery Hospital Norristown, PA SURG. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA RAD. Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center Los Angeles, CA OB GYN Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, PA OB GYN Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA SURG. Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center Bronx, NY FAM. PRAC. Hamot Medical Center Erie, PA 3 Class of 1983 Housestaff Appointments Delaine Mandell Theodora Mauro Kevin McCann David McCloskey Mark McKenney Lou Ann McStay Alexis Megaludis Keith Merit z Robert Mittleman Lynn Montgomery Philip Myers Sheryl Nagle Erik Nelson Ingrid Ockenhouse Nancy O ' Donnell Elizabeth Ortof Barbara 0 ' Sullivan Elizabeth Paczolt David Pal at Stephanie Palfy Barry Pevner John Piper Alice Plummer Eric Pollak John Power Deborah Reed Mary Louise Russell Victoria Russin Cynthia Sainsbury Francesco Santucci RAD. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Hahnemann Medical College Hospital Philadelphia, PA SURG. Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, PA SURG. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA SURG. Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA FAM. PRAC. Medical Center of Beaver County Beaver, PA INT. MED. Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh, PA SURG. Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. SUNY-Kings County Medical Center Brooklyn, NY PSYCH. Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Allentown Affiliated Hospitals Allentown, PA SURG. Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke ' s Medical Ctr, Chicago, IL INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA OB GYN Hahnemann Medical College Hospital Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Lenox Hill Hospital New York, NY INT. MED. Hahnemann Medical College Hospital Philadelphia, PA OB GYN Cooper Medical Center Camden, NJ INT. MED. The New York Hospital New York, NY INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Monmouth Medical Center Long Branch, NJ INT. MED. David Grant USAF Medical Center Travis AFB, CA SURG. Naval Regional Medical Center Portsmouth, VA FAM. PRAC. University of Cincinnati Hospital Group Cincinnati, OH INT. MED. Montefiore Hospital Pittsburgh, PA FAM. PRAC. Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke ' s Medical Ctr, Chicago, IL PED. Ohio State University Hospitals Columbus, OH PATH Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA EMER. MED. Univ. of Missouri-Kansas City School of Med. Affil. Hosps. Kansas City, MO SURG. The Western Pennsylvania Hospital Pittsburgh, PA 224 Class of 1983 Housestaff Appointments Scott Schaffer Joshua Schwartz Kathleen Selvaggi Terry Shaffer Alan Shein Sharon Shelanski Richard Shusterman Meryl Small Cathy Soffer Betsy Soifer Joseph Steeger C. Amy Stolnick Cynthia Toth Thomas Tyma Steve Vaganos Judith Volkar Ira Wallace Barbara Walter Carol Weingrod Carol Weisgerber Tamara Weiss Robert Wenger Lee Wesler William Winston Virginia Wolfe Andrea Woods Nancy Young Philip Yussen James Ziegler SURG. Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA ANES. Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA PED. Rhode Island Hospital Providence, RI RAD. Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh, PA RAD. Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading, PA INT. MED. Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA PED. Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA INT. MED. The Memorial Hospital Worcester, MA ANES. Cleveland Clinics Cleveland, OH INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA TRANS. Chestnut Hill Hospital Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, PA INT. MED. The Memorial Hospital Worcester, MA INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA OB GYN Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, PA INT. MED. Presbyterian-Univ. of Penna. Medical Ctr. Philadelphia, PA SURG. Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington, DC INT. MED. St. Luke ' s-Temple Affil. Hosps. Bethlehem, PA INT. MED. Allentown Affiliated Hospitals Al lent own, PA INT. MED. Cooper Medical Center Camden, NJ SURG. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Mercy Catholic Medical Center Darby, PA PSYCH. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA INT. MED. Medical College of Virginia Richmond, VA INT. MED. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA RAD. Hosp. of the Medical College of Penna. Philadelphia, PA RAD. ONC. New York University Medical Center New York, NY 5 Toto, I have a feeling we ' re not in Kansas anymore. C ' mon, I know you ' re repressing something. I think we kept him N.P.O. a little too long. This is one case that Goldman ' s NOT going to get. Who needs Restoril when you have Robbins? 126 It ' s a Pap test, not a smear Murasko Mouse Twe H ' EM _lHp You fave a good rejun his of « enenc w •xce enteduc4- ftona fcacJka ' ouAia( and a good personality. Ho s do you fe« zbouiktssiog ass? 7 Oath of Maitnonides Thy eternal providence has appointed me to watch over the life and health of Thy creatures. May the lore for my art activate me at all times; may neither avarice nor miserliness, nor thirst for glory, or for a great reputation engage my mind; for the enemies of truth and philanthropy could easily deceive me and make me forgetful of my lofty aim of doing good to Thy children. May I never see in the patient anything but a fellow creature in pain. Grant me strength, time and opportunity always to correct what I have acquired, always to extend its domain; for knowledge is immense and the spirit of man can extend infinitely to enrich itself daily with new requirements. Today he can discover his errors of yesterday and tomorrow he may obtain a new light on what he thinks himself sure of today. O God, Thou hast appointed me to watch over the life and death of Thy creatures; here am I ready for my vocation and now I turn unto my calling. 228 Oath of Hippocrates I do solemnly swear by that which I hold most sacred that I will be loyal to the profession of medicine and just and generous to its members. — that I will lead my life and practice my art in uprighteousness and honor. — that unto whatsoever house I shall enter, it shall be for the good of the sick to the utmost of my power, holding myself aloof from wrong, from corruption, from the tempting of others to vice. — that I will exercise my art solely for the cure of my patients and will give no drug, perform no operation for a criminal purpose even if solicited, far less suggest it. — that whatsoever I shall see or hear of the lives of men which is not fitting to be spoken, I will keep inviolably secret. These things I do promise and in proportion as I am faithful to this my oath may happiness and good repute be ever mine, the opposite if I shall be foresworn. 229 1983 latrian Staff Editor-in-Chief Harriet S. Gross Business Manager: David Hoffman Cartoons: Beth Paczolt Captions: David Green, David Hoffman, Harriet Gross Photographers: Harriet Gross Phil Myers Josh Schwartz Scott Schaffer Doug Berson Beth Paczolt Liz Frauenhoffer Carol Weisgerber Andrea Lyons Meryl Small Senior Layouts: Beth Paczolt Phil Myers Gayle Andrews Savita Chaudhry Shelley Battistini Mark Lopatin Harriet Gross Alice Plummer Rick Pollak Judy Weinstein Tom Tyma Bob Wenger Cindy Toth Miscellaneous but none the less important: Beth Paczolt Gayle Andrews Alice Plummer Savita Chaudhry Shelley Battistini Carol Weisgerber Doug Berson David Hoffman Rick Pollak Special thanks to: Robert P. Darine and the staff at Herff-Jones publications for their patience and help. Daror Photo for the senior portraits and many of the faculty and candids pictures. Archives of the Medical College of Pennsylvania and the Department of Public Relations for the pictures from their files. June Shreiner and John Rothberg for their help and efficiency. Marilyn Appel and Steve Ladenheim for their advice. Delmi Behr for mimeographing. Stephen Goldman for attempting to deal with the irresponsible freshmen. Juniors Sandra Abramson Paula Clemens Beth Ellers Deborah Friedman Leslie Lipka Sophomores Cas Cader Kimberly Cantees Stephen Goldman Shaun Hennon Kathryn Keener Brian McNeary Denise Shusterman 230 ) et vToft. i % Q CHEESE) ( TACT.OLT DM p HOFFHftN x COHAfucTAd ' r: ' PML H9£RS ( APTJOAJS tf QSL6V16 E0ITO ..., 231 The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. — J. R. 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