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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1987 volume:

,M r ; p p 1 1 1 ANY V m r IME i L H c I Hu WmIH ■ I ■ :!.j n ™ aig «g 00 .on -ill II I )- lnd£ jruyi-u 10 11 12 13 14 16 MCP The Medical College of Pennsylvania Dear Graduate: This is a significant moment in your lives. It is a time of reflection as well as anticipation. In selecting this profession, as Ann Preston stated in her valedictory ad- dress in 1858, You decided for yourselves that here was a worthy and fitting challenge for your energies. These words are as relevant today as they were in 1858. The medical and science professions and you, face exciting and difficult challenges generated by the changes in health care and research. Your industry, with the support of your families, teachers, and friends has prepared you to meet these challenges with skill, confidence and courage. As you leave your Alma Mater, I encourage you to remember these words of Booker T. Washington: Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life, as by the obstacles which he has to overcome while trying to succeed. Hopefully, the fond memories of your many experiences at M.C.P. will remain with you and serve you well during your careers as alumnae i. On behalf of everyone at The Medical College of Pennsylvania, I congratu- late you and wish you well. We look forward to basking in your successes in the many years ahead. The President D. Walter Cohen, D.D.S. President 17 Archives and Special Collections on Women in Medicine, Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Paul demonstrates the anatomical position. The Class of 1990 i i Manny, Moe and Jack. 20 Keith ' s anatomy apparel. The good old days — before P B! 21 Cutter ' s Inc. Rough night, John? 22 Burnt offerings to the anatomy god. The result of one exam too many. -M Class of 1989 Showing the Freshmen how it should be done. l£ k_ ff « 1 i 4fT r  1 1? - I 1 — C S A i r b 4k OK, I ' ll go out for ice. Hired help 24 Give us the girl, or he gets it. 25 26 Class of 1988 Welcome to Junior year! • ■ ;(,.-, , 28 It must be something in the water. The Pepsi Generation. 29 Dahling, you look mahvelous! Now is that palpatation or p ercus- Honestly sion? it ' s not a personal cal 30 nat ' s it — the name is Steve . . . Steve Martin . 11 Archives and Special Collections on Women in Medicine, Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania leanette Marie Abraham. M.D. My love and sincere thanks: To Mom and Dad for your constant love and financial and emotional support. You agonized with me through every exam and celebrated all the little triumphs along the way. I hope I can repay you for your sacrifices and make you proud. To my brother, James E. Allen, M.D., for your inspiration and encouragement. You helped me keep things in perspective, helped me study, ordered me to relax, and demonstrated the joy and challenge of medicine as a profession. To Keith for filling my life with love. You gave me strength and patience when I was nearly out of both. After three long years of two phone calls a week, we can finally be together for the rest of our lives. Thanks for waiting. Susan Allen Miller, M.D 35 Ai - T 1 : f f llflffi ' Laurie Alsentzer, M.D. 36 I Hi i Tb ird and Zee-- No Thank-You could suffice for all your constant support, love and generosity P.S. I wonder who ' s the -9 happiest I Nelsa J. Anderson, M.D. 37 MANY thanks to my family and friends who add special meaning to my hopes, dreams, and accomplishments. I KNOW NOT WHAT I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. — Sir Isaac Newton Kenneth Todd Ashkin, M.D. 38 Sharon A. Bartal, M.S., M.D 39 • | l. - r «- ? mK  A E Whr 1 • • •• _r £•• jpa IWIr- T RHM. S f— o if s — .. Richard Arthur Baum, M.D. 40 u must believe in miracles id believe in who you are. r those who found the rainbows ere those who reached for stars. ere is no mountain you can ' t climb, r any sorrow faith can ' t mend, r all your dreams are waiting the rainbow ' s end. ith many thanks to all those ho made this degree possible id especially to my parents for eir love and support. Gail Anne Bayliss, M.D. 41 FRIENDS George A. Belecanech, M.D. 42 Andre Bell, M.D. 43 Ericha R. Benshoff, M.D. 44 m The Lord has shown you what is good and what is required of you: to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with God. — Micah 6:8 k ' t m Catherine Ellis Birch, M.D. 45 To my Family and Friends — whose encouragement and humor kept me going. To my Wife, Susan — whose love, sacrifice and understanding made everything worthwhile. To my Parents — whose love, support, and lifelong sacrifices made everything possible. THANKS! 46 Alfred Robert Bogucki, M.D.  Alison E. Branigan, M.D. John Henry Vockroth, III, M.D. 48 Ann E. Bomberger, M.D. 49 David Mosser Brown, M.D. 50 Virginia Catherine Calega, M.D. I can ' t believe that! said Alice. Can ' t you? The Queen said in a pitying tone. Try again: Draw a long breath, and shut your eyes. Alice laughed, There ' s no use trying, she said. One can ' t believe impossible things. I dare say you haven ' t had much practice said the Queen. When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why sometimes I ' ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast ... From Through the Looking Class by Lewis Carroll Tracey Elena Cerbone, M.D. 52 Walk on through the wind — walk on through the rain, Tho ' your dreams be tossed and blown, Walk on, walk on, with hope in your heart; And you ' ll never walk alone, You ' ll never walk alone Hammerstein Deepest thanks to God, my wonderful parents, relatives and friends who made all this possible. Sanjay Chaudhry, M.D. t ; To the people who have helped me make it through: my special friends, especially Suzanne, for her genuine understanding and words of wisdom; and my family, especially Mom and Dad, for always believing in me and standing by me. With love and gratitude. THANK YOU! 54 Rosemary Ann Cirelli, M.D. A Man ' s reach should exceed his grasp, Or what ' s a heaven for? — Robert Browning Dad, thanks for your teaching Mom, thanks for your caring Sis, thanks for your understanding Grandparents, thanks for your support Friends, thanks for your time But most of all, all of you, Thank you for your love Adam Jay Cohen, M.D. 55 My thanks, love, and appreciation to my parents and family for their constant support and for the sacrifices they made to make this all possible. To my future in-laws for their help, caring, and trust. And most of all, my love and thanks to Chris for making the hardest years the best years, and the future so much brighter. Thank you all, you ' re the best! Thomas A. Connell, M.D. 56 Thank you, Mom and Dad, for your endless support and encouragement throughout the years. Thank you, Tom, for your wisdom, patience, and love. My life is richer now with you beside me. I love you all. Christine Wu, M.D. 57 WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO MY PARENTS AND FAMILY FOR THEIR CONTINUED LOVE AND SUPPORT, WHOSE ADVICE AND ENCOURAGEMENT HAS BEEN APPRECIATED EVEN THOUGH AT TIMES IT MAY NOT SEEMED TO HAVE BEEN. 58 Ernest E. Cope III, M.D. With loving thanks to my family for al their support and encouragement. And thanks to my best buddy Frank. The main reason for healing is love. — Paracelsus Laurie Ann Cox, M.D. 59 A rienne Deanne itzzx Cressuiell 31B M MM. 60 ft A vJl Thanks to my family, many friends, and MCI ... I finally made it! Robin Elizabeth Daum, M.D. 61 ■■■ JL . JH Hi 79HHI ■98 ' 1 To my family, friends and loved ones, I share this accomplishment with you. Bolivia Therese Davis, M.D. 62 THANKS Mom Dad . . . for all your love sacrifice in helping us to reach our dreams. I am proud to be your son. THANKS Kathy Ed . . . for always being there for me, now let us build our families together as one. THANKS Mom Dad D ' Al . . . for your love and your kindness in welcoming me as your son. THANKS to you Christine ... for touching my soul in your gentle way. My best friend, you are my life! Please hold my hand as we share ' persempre ' . Michael G. Donnelly, M.D. HO! F. Markoe Dugan, Jr., M.D. 64 Marc Robert Federman, M.D. 65 Theresa Marie Fonash, M.D 66 Deepest thanks to my friends and family for their love and support and to Angela, my guiding light, my closest friend and my love Fred A. Fow, M.D. 67 David Michael Friel, M.D. 68 Whether you can hear it or not, the universe is laughing behind your back. — National Lampoon Thank you Mom and Dad, Heather, and all of my family and friends for all your love and support. Roy A. Gill, M.D. 69 Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in Thy sight, O Lord, my Strength, and my Redeemer. Psalms 19:14 Many thanks to everyone who supported my efforts, offered constant encouragement, and helped to make all this possible. Daniel Stephen Glasstetter, M.D 70 And now for something entirely different Don ' t mess with me big guy! p. 103 When I grow up I want a diamond f i s big! p. 8 3 Waddya mean, 50 more pushups? p. 117 71 Joseph E. Guinn, M.D. 72 Special Thanks To My Parents, And Ay Honey . . . Ravi For All Their Love, And Support. Santosh Gupta-Bala, M.D. 73 Anne Supple Gurian I ' m all lost in the supermarket; I can no longer shop happily; Came in here for a special offer . . . The Clash Don ' t you think that I know that walking on the water won ' t make me a miracle man? Elvis Costello I ' m not angry. Elvis Costello But, actually, E. M. Forster is the last person who ' d ever go mad; he ' s far saner than anyone else I know. And immensely, superhumanly strong. He ' s strong because he doesn ' t try to be a stiff-lipped stoic, like the rest of us; and so he ' ll never crack. He ' s absolutely flexible. He lives by love, not by will. Christopher Isherwood The greatest poverty is not to live In a physical world, to feel that one ' s desire Is too difficult to tell from despair. Perhaps, After death, the non-physical people, in paradise, Itself non-physical, may, by chance, observe The green corn gleaming and experience The minor of what we feel. The adventurer In humanity has not conceived of a race Completely physical in a physical world. The corn gleams and the metaphysicals Lie sprawling in majors of the August Heat, The rotund emotions, paradise unknown. This is the thesis scrivened in delight, The reverberating psalm, the right chorale. One might have thought of sight, but who could think Of what it sees, for all the ill it sees. Speech found the ear, for all the evil sound But the dark italics it could not propound. And out of what one sees and hears and out Of what one feels, who could have thought to make So many selves, so many sensuous worlds, As if the air, the mid-day air, was swarming With the metaphysical changes that occur, Merely in living as and where we live. Wallace Stevens 74 Ruth Fay Herman, M.D. Cindi Hindman, M.D. 76 row row row your boat gently down the stream merrily merrily merrily merrily life is but a dream. Maryann D. Hooker, M.D. 77 My parents and family who have helped me find my own path through their love and gentle encourage- ment. My friends, whose spirit and enthusiasm have always rejuvinated me. Gina, who guided me through the difficult times with her love, support, and inspiration. Kevin F. Hornberger, M.D. 78 Patrick Hwu, M.D. 79 voices to voices, lip to lip i swear (to noone everyone) constitutes undying; or whatever this and that petal confutes . . . to exist being a peculiar form of sleep what ' s beyond logic happens beneath will; nor can these moments be translated: i say that even after April by God there is no escuse for May — bring forth your flowers and machinery: sculpture and prose flowers guess and miss machinery is the more accurate, yes it delivers the goods, Heavens knows (yet are we mindful, though not as yet awake, of ourselves which shout and cling, being for a little while and which easily break in spite of the best overseeing) i mean that the blond absence of any program except last and always and first to live makes unimportant what i and you believe; not for philosophy does this rose give a damn . . . bring on your fireworks, which are a mixed splendor of piston and pistil; very well provided an instant may be fixed so that it will not rub, like any other pastel. (While you and i have lips and voices which are for kissing and to sing with who cares if some oneeyed son of a bitch invents an instrument to measure Spring with? each dream nascitur, is not made . . . ) why then to Hell with that: the other; this, since the thing perhaps is to eat flowers and not to be afraid. e e cummings 80 Stanley Jaskiewicz, M.D. To find the beautiful, we must carry it with us. Emerson Brenda Kim Jenkin, M.D. 81 Robert M. Kaiser, M.D. 82 Special thanks . . . To my parents and family for their neverending love, support, and encouragement. To my special friends for helping me through and making these past four years enjoyable. And especially to Scott, my future husband and best friend, for his ongoing love, understanding, and confidence in me. I love you all. uBK a Stacey Kaplan Rosmarin, M.D. 83 P4 1 J r  J 4| w N i r -. ' ♦•T -« Jodi Dawn Kaufman, M.D. 84 Kendra Beth Kaye, M.D. I ' d like to thank my family for their continuous encouragement and support during the last four years; and a special thanks to my husband for helping me to believe in myself. Nancy Torhan Kenney, M.D. 86 • I 3 Christine M. Kraras, M.D. B7 y ) Lisa Jane Krenzel, M.D. There ' s a Path that leads to Nowhere In a meadow that I know, Where an inland river rises And the tream is still and slow; There it wanders under willows And beneath the silver green Of the birches ' silent shadows Where the early violets lean. All the ways that lead to Somewhere Echo with the hurrying feet Of the struggling and the Striving But the way I find so sweet Bids me dream and bids me linger — Joy and Beauty are its goal, On the path that leads to Nowhere I have sometimes found my soul. Corinne Roosevelt Robinson Robert C. Cross and Beverly A. Kimpel, M.D. B9 Thanks Mom, Pop, and Mar- got. 1 could never have done it without you! General Surgery — see you all in ten years. 90 Paul Augustine Kunkel, M.D. ■i With the help of Family Friends Felines and YOU! Andrea Totin Laborde, M.D. 91 A i m ■ ii 1 J ■ 1 ' Ik . t-£ 92 Elisabeth A. Lachmann, M.D. 9 H t g . Joyce M. Larkin, M.D. 94 Thanks Mom and Dad. Thomas Edward Lawrence, M.D. 95 Mark J. Libassi, M.D. 96 AA Many Thanks to Family, Friends, and Faculty o ? (2 Leslie J. Lipka, M.D., Ph.D. 97 98 To the pictured, and unpictured (especially Brenda — about that pattern; Rose — one for the road; Suzanne — I don ' t want to know what you think ' Soula — travel! Yolanda — you ' ll show them; and Carol, my old friend): thank you for helping me. What saves a man is to take a step. Then another step. It is always the same step, but you have to take it. (Antoine de Saint Exupery) Wear your seatbelts. I love you. Shelly Lisoskie, M.D. ;  i i Donald Liss, M.D 99 To my Mom and Dad for sharing with me their love and integrity, and for renewing my contract all these years. To Robin, Heidi, and Bruce for their bizarre sense of humor which made my Sundays a weekly break with reality. To Lynne Ellen for making me smile when I didn ' t feel like smiling. To Missy for her perseverance and unquestioning affection. To Harry for The Tender Seed, page 81. To my friends and family for all their support. And of course, to Doug for his patience, encouragement, and love. I thank you all; you will be forever in my heart. And it goes on and on, Watching the river run Further and further from things that we ' ve done, Leaving them one by one. And we have just begun Watching the river run, Listening and learning and yearning, to run, river, run. — Loggins and Messina You Knew the job was dangerous when you took it. 4 — Super Chicken 100 Joan Ava Lit, M.D. Mjr 7 1 t 9 . $ A f 4 S« Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight. (Proverbs 3) All my love and thanks to my family (Dad, Mom, Beth, Tom, John Grandma Sarah) for their loving support and encourage- ment — especially Grandpa Dan and Grandma Elsie. And of course my heart be- longs to Marty, the man who made me breakfast at 4am while I was enduring Sur- gery! Patricia Hannigan Lotito, M.D. 101 Special Thanks to my Parents, my Brother and Sisters, And to my Friends, both old and new, For the Support and Encouragement. Gerard Louis- Jacques, Jr., M.D. 102 Timothy R. Lyons, M.D. 103 Pray not for an easy life Pray to be a strong person. Thank you . . . To my family for believing in me even when I didn ' t believe myself, To my friends for trusting me with their friendship and making the way so much smoother, And to the children — my greatest teachers for whom it is all worth it. I may get older But I will never grow up! Ana Paula Raposa Machado, M.D 104 Mark J. Marciano, M.D. H) r ) 106 An reui Mutt iMarloun , MM §aral| 2e fHarloiue, £fL33 nr Patricia L. Meinhardt, M.S., M.D. 108 To my family and friends, es- pecially Mary, who helped me through the bad times and celebrated the good times, Thank You! I love you all. - Bill William M. Merenich, M.D. 109 Friendship being there for the other, through thick and thin. Togetherness the sharing, the selfless lore, that makes us one. Love the greatest gift they give to one another and to their children: warmth, tenderness, understanding. QjUj £ ' . 7$kcAae£ t % Gary E. Michael, M.D. 110 To my parents for providing the inspiration, love and support to make this achievement a reality. I can never thank you enough. To my sister, Jody, who has always been there to share my life. To my friends who continue to prove that life would be meaningless without their friendships. Donald L. Miller, M.D. m Thanks to all my friends and family. Their faith, support, and ability to help me laugh got me through these years. One of my favorite blonds. Fourth and Fifth generations. Thanks Mom! What a night! 112 Anthony P. Moreschi, M.D. , The Support Staff Thank you. Louis F. Morsbach Jr., M.D. 113 Kathy K. Ng, M.D. 114 Some days the bear Will eat you Some days you eat the bear And I am eating the bear — Joan Armatrading Beth Parrish, M.D. 115 Sin lies only in hurting other people unnecessarily. All other sins are invented nonsense. L. Long Everything in excess! To enjoy the flavor of life, take big bites. Moderation is for Monks. Lazarus Long — from Time Enough for Love by Robert A. Heinlein Without the love, unending support, and TLC from my family and all of my friends, I would never be where I am today. — Thank You Everyone! Yield to temptation; It may not pass your way again. L. Long Marlene and Garret: The best friend anyone could ask for, and my favorite little man. In loving memory of my Grandfather. 116 Kimberly Susan ' Peirsort, CD.©. Mathhew Ray Plymyer, M.D. 117 Another Little Intermission Caught Me! p. 63 Oh no, I ' m orange! p. 123 . . He loves me, he loves me not ... p. 115 I ' m a little Flea. p. 84 My Raquet is in my Vette. p. 58 What a Hose!! p. 116 Let ' s Party! p. 53 118 The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeing new lands, but in seeing with new eyes. Marcel Proust Soula Priovolos, M.D. 119 Lessions learned over the last four years: 1. Knowledge is important, but integrity is more important. 2. Keep your eyes open. 3. There is more than one way to skin a cat. To my parents, my grandmother, Bunny, Margie, David, and Max — thanks for helping me keep things in perspective. Rebecca Samantha Ritchie, M.D. 120 Susan Roitman, M.D. 121 A special thanks to my parents without whose love and support my goals would not have been achieved. Thank you class of 1987 whose friendship made MCP an enjoyable experience for me. 122 Jeffery Keith Rosen, M.D. . . . You can understand people better if you look at them — no m atter how old or impressive they may be — as if they are children. For most of us never mature, we simply grow taller . . . Happiness comes only when we push our brains and hearts to the farthest reaches of which we are capable. For the purpose of life is to count, to stand for something, to have it make some difference that we ever lived at all . . . These past four years have been an excit- ing, sometimes tough academic and emo- tional roller coaster. I feel privileged to have been in a class with people so intelli- gent, so eclectic, so vital. You taught me and changed me, cried and laughed with me, played and worked with me. I am so much better for it. To those pictured and unpictured I hope your memories of me are as fond as mine are of you. To the FASHION COUNSEL (Don, Guy, Paul and Mark). You ' ve created a monster and a well- dressed one at that! Thanks for all the talks, advice and friendship. To GEORGE. BMW ' s and watches that ' s how we started. Now we ' re friends and it ' s still BMW ' s and watches! To DON L. The only other person to know that the N.E. is the only place to be! To PETE. Hey you mo ' fo ' ! How come you hang around an O.F. as ugly as me? To ANA PAULA. I would have never made it without you. Thanks for being there. To KIM. You are the hottest ticket ever — and what a dancer!! To MOM MOM You are what makes everything worth it. Your grandson the doc- tor is a doctor for you. To BRUCE My friend, I wouldn ' t see TREK with any- one else. To ALAN. I wouldn ' t want to fol- low in the footsteps of anyone else. You ' re a great friend. To DAN The con- summate engineer. The con- s u m a t e friend. How can I say in words the feelings I have for my family. My family is my strength. The one ' s I go to when there is nowhere else to go. You are the reason I do what I do and it is because of you that I have become what I am. I love you all very much. To my MOM, DAD and BRO ' I love you more than I often say. Don ' t ever leave me, I really need you. I always will. m Marc S. Rovner, M.D. To my UNCLE MICKEY, AUNT ANN and the MONSTERS. Where would I be without your love, support and craziness. To my GRAND- MOM I ' m glad I could share all this with you. All my love and thanks, To my mother and brother, To my grandmother and late grandfather, To all my family, For their neverending love, en- couragement, and support. You are always in my heart with this achievement. Thank you is the least I can say. To my friends Pat, Ken, Lisa, Sta- cey, Heidi, and David, You have made my years at Lehigh and medical school so sweet. 124 Amy Beth Rowan, M.D Lauren Sales, M.D 125 Brad Samuelson, M.D. 126 Many thanks to family and friends for their love and support. Special thanks to: my mother and father who gave me a dream and helped me to endure; and Ramon, whose unfailing love and devo- tion has been an endless source of en- joyment. Suzanne Lynn Sankey, M.D. 127 Special thanks to my whole family, for making this all possible. Steven Michael Schnipper, M.D 128 ' ' • A They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint. Isaiah 40:31 I dedicate this special time in my life to some very special people: To my mother and father for their never ending support, infinite encouragement, understanding and everlasting love. To my grandmother for her love, support, and years of wisdom. To my sister, and good friend for her encouragement and never ending smile. To Josslyn who has been with me thru it all, and is a constant source of strength and love. I thank you, and love you all very much. Sean Joseph Sharkey, Jr., M.D. 129 Thanks to all my family and friends Whose love and support helped me Make my dream a reality. To Doub, A Special Thanks! Karen Ann M. Spielberger, M.D. 130 1,1 . 1 1 ' ■} ' l MY SUNSHINE V t i 1 l MY UNIVERSE Dana D. Stull, M.D. 131 Many thanks to: Mary and John — you taught me the meaning of true friendship, Mom and Dad — you never lost faith in me. Jeff — you were always there when I needed someone to talk to and for SCUBA, God — for the strength, direction and peace of mind, You ' ve made my dream reality! 132 Marianne J. Suprys, M.D. The last of the baby baby boomers (oh baby) What, where, when, wu? p. 56 C ' mon baby, let ' s do the Twist! p. 62 Next year I ' ll get leather, p. 57 Honey, I ' m home! p. 106 « m - Q i S s Hey Mom! You diapered the wrong Mom, it ' s the dating service. Can I go end! p. 52 out Saturday night? p. 124 I ' m studying tot tin 1 Denvei Developmental, p. 125 l )3 Robert E. Tepper, M.D. 134 J 135 with love, to my family who helped make the impos- sible — possible Karlene Kosmach Turtz, M.D. 136 I Marguerite A. Urban, M.D. 137 138 Dana R. Verch, M.D. Patricia Crozier Verch, M.D. 139 Susan Braynard Wait, M.D. 140 For the first time in history it is possible for everyone to view the entire planet, with all its myriad diversi- fied peoples, in one perspective. World peace is not only possible but inevitable. A Baha ' i Statement The Promise of World Peace Jeane Notto Washington, M.D. With loving appreciation to my darling husband, Theodies, for his sustained encouragement; and to my family and friends whose material and spiritual support contributed greatly to my success. 141 Many thanks to my wife and son, friends and family, without whose love and support I couldn ' t have made it. Thomas B. Wheeler, M.D. 142 It is only through the love sup- port of many people that I was able to keep my values and my dreams intact during these 4 years. A special thanks to Dad, Mom, Carlie, Michael and Ellen Mary who were the backbone of my support. My gratitude also goes out to my grandparents. It is through their hard working lives that I had a chance to fulfill this goal. To my special friends — Mike, George, Brian, Mary Ellen Lau- rie — who can not fathom what they contributed. And finally, I thank the Lord for these people for his help through all my life. The wiser you are, the more you believe in equality because you realize that the difference between what the most and least learned people know is inexpressibly trivial in relation to all that is unknown. — A.E. Frank J. White, M.D 143 Auntie-Anne Joe — the gay dog He en (S Sterling (alias: Mom Dad) Everyone should have it so good. Grooving on at Live-Aid (that thing in my mouth is a pony-tail holder . . . ok?!) I love Nieces to Pieces! 144 Fay Devine Wright, M.D, Mark how fleeting and paltry is the estate of man — yesterday an embryo, tomorrow a mummy or ashes. So for the hairsbreadth of time assigned to thee, live rationally, and part with life cheerfully, as drops the ripe olive, extolling the season that bore it and the tree that matured it. Meditations Marcus Aurelius A slow sort of country! said the Queen. Now, here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that! Lewis Carroll Aequam memento rebus in arduis Servare mentem. Horace, Odesll, iii Margaret Diana Wood, M.D 145 In Memory of My Father 1922 — 1979 Anne Alexandra Yackovich, M.D. 146 o£ tenets •-• o6SC M ccu ct zt- Aat c cYostC io ' t W r otc Aw THE WAKING I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow. I feel my fate in what I cannot fear. I learn by going where I have to go. We think by feeling. What is there to know? I hear my being dance from ear to ear. I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow. Of those so close beside me, which are you? God bless the Ground! I shall walk softly there, And learn by going where I have to go. Light takes the Tree; but who can tell us how? The lowly worm climbs up a winding stair; I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow. Great Nature has another thing to do To you and me: so take the lively ail And, lovely, learn by going where to go. This shaking keeps me steady. I should know. What falls away is always. And is near. I wake to sleep and take my waking slow. I learn by going where I have to go. — Theodore Rorthke — Kyong-Mi Chang, M.D. 147 (Diya) Dawn A. Glore, M.D. 148 Peter E. Goldstein, M.D. 149 Miki B. Y. Moy, M.D. 150 Mark J. Prashker, M.D. 151 Five bucks says we can lift him off the seat Hefty, Hefty, Hefty Your Honor, my client misunderstood the term lei . i Wimpy, Wimpy, Wimpy Where ' s my lesion? 152 Syndactyly — the third contraindication to a rectal exam. When I snap my fingers, you will awaken. Normal tone, heme negative . Oops!! No glove! She works hard for the money. Fresh and confident. W I 153 Ding, Dong, Petty ' s gone! I ' m not a doctor, but I saw one on TV. ■ v 4 I don ' t think he liked my basketball joke. Doub ' s zipper is down, pass it on. 154 I think he ' ll pass on that coffee. John, you ' re cramping my style! 155 His probing hand stroked her silky . . . What addition of Kaye ' s book is this from? 156 Senior pages made ridiculously simple. I still don ' t get it. 157 Class Atrophy Saddled for life. Manny, Mo and Joyce. Senior year — what a killer. 158 Why are these men smiling? Rays and sunny days. Three guesses . . . what am I? Too much dentugrip? m Not enough? Camera shy. 159  1 1 k. S A ' 0 f ■ a r j r IS v- ?w r ? p x ir Archives and Special Collections on Women in Medicine, Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania f£9 US RC Administration D. Walter Cohen, D.D.S. President Mary Ellen Hartman, M.D. Senior Associate Dean for Students and Graduate Medical Affairs Lv 41 Andrew B. Beasley, Sc.D Associate Dean for Admissions 162 Alton I. Sutnick, M.D. Senior Vice President for Health Affairs and Dean H. Escovitz, M.D. Vice Dean Gerald J. Kelliher, Ph.D. Associate Dean for Medical Education Clifton A. Ogburn, Ph.D. Associate Dean for Medical Education Donald R. Cooper, M.D. Vice President and Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs Roger J. Deshaies Leland I. White Vice President for Financial Affairs and Treasurer Vice President for Health Services and Hospital Executive Director John S. Freeman, M.B.A., J.D. Associate Dean for Administration Deborah Shain, M.S.S., A.C.S.W. Director, Academic Support Services Cynthia Palfi I din toi ot I in. iiu i.il Aid i I ' . hi i i.i I osei Regis trai 163 Anatomy Leoanrd L. Ross, Ph.D., Chairman Arnold J. Smolen, Ph.D. Timothy J. Cunningham, Ph.D. Michael E. Goldberger, Ph.D. 164 Pat R. Levitt, Ph.D. Rhea J.C. Levine Nancy E. Berman, Ph.D. E. Hazel Murphy, Ph.D. 165 Robert W. Kensler, Ph.D. Marion Murray, Ph.D. Alan R. Tessler, Ph.D Bruce A. Schwartz, Ph.D. Peter D. Chantler, Ph.D. 166 Anesthesia Athole G. McNeil Jacobi, M.D., Chairman Hrant Stone, M.D. Bernard W. Mayer, M.D. and Marietta L. Galvez, M.D. Doris B. Gallagher, M.C. % J --- w y f - Nieves G. deCastro, M.D. Mh hael ). Booth, M.A. Continuity and Preventive Medicine Ira W. Gabrielson, M.D., M.P.H., Chairman Adele Kaplan, Ph.D. John H. Sorenson, M.S.W. 168 Dental Medicine Louis F. Rose, D.D.S., M.D., Chief Nabil A. Abaza, D.M.D., Ph.D. Barry H. Hendler, D.D.S., M.D. Barbara ). Steinberg, D.D.S. ! . ' • Emergency Medicine David K. Wagner, M.D., Chairman Steven J. Davidson, M.D. Rebecca A. H. Anwar, Ph.D. William P. Burdick, M.D. 170 William H. Spivey, M.D. Suzanne B. Repasky, D.O. Michael J. Hicks, M.D. Steven C. Halbert, M.D. Robert M. McNamara, M.D. I leni y nger, M.D. 171 Medicine Donald Kaye, M.D. Chairman Steven G. Meister, M.D. Chief of Cardiology Elias Abrutyn, M.D. Assistant Chairman Doris G. Bartuska, M.C. Chief of Endocrinology Walter Rubin, M.D. Chief of Gastroenterology David T. Lush, M.D. Chief of General Medicine 172 Joel Posner, M.D. Chief of Geriatrics Rosaline R. Joseph, M.D. Chif of Hematology Oncology Matthew E. Levinson, M.D. Chief of Infectious Diseases Lee W. Greenspon, M.D. Chief of Pulmonary Medicine Sandra P. Levinson, M.D. Chief of Renal Medicine Bruce Hoffman, M.D. Chief of Rheumatology Immunology June F. Klinghoffer, M.D. Chief of Student Affairs Bernard A. Kirschbaum, M.D. Chief of Dermatology 173 Michael J. Barrett, M.D Gaetano J. Capone, M.D. and Louis R. Leo, M.D. Herbert Fischer, M.D Roger A. Marinchak, M.D. Nelson Wolf, M.D. Peter R. Kowey, M.D. Alexis B. Sokil, M.D. 174 Harvey M. Licht, M.D. Shelley Schuler, M.D. Harry Gottlieb, M.D. Steven J. Peitzman, M.D. Francis Sterling, M.D. Mark Lopatin, M.D. Phil Mvims W l 175 i Julian Katz, M.D. Gene A. Bishop, M.D. Mary B. Dratman, M.D. Mitchell L. Margolis, M.D. David J. Henson, M.D. Emmanuel C. Besa, M.D. Timothy A. Woods, M.D. 176 H Jerome A. Boscia, M.D. m. Sandeep Dhand, M.D. IF f Pedro C. Fernandez, M.D. Clarence H. Martin, M.D. Nancy J. Pickering, M.D. Warren A. Katz, M.D. Lamberto G. Bentivoglio, M D. 177 Micobiology and Immunology Clifton A. Ogburn, Ph.D. Donna M. Murasko, Ph.D. 178 Page S. Morahan, Ph.D., Chairman Ralph A. Knight, Ph.D. Christopher E. Taylor, Sc.D. Neurology Rosalie A. Burns, M.D. Chairman S l.n 1 une M. Fry, M.D., Ph.D Richard N. Harner, M.D., Assistant Chairman Allen E. Tyler, M.D. Vasant P. Dhopesh, M.D. Pratap m. Yagnik, M.D. 179 Obstetrics and Gynecology Deurward L. Hughes, M.D. Dorothy M. Barbo, M.D. Jan Schneider, M.D., Chairman Mary O. Gabrielson, M.D. Claro N. Floro, M.D. 180 i JISIT Fl or INCLU May-Ange Ntoso, M.D. Bernard A. Eskin, M.D. 1 1 «I ™ K - sa T % ; . i. ' js 3 ' Jill 1 1 Terry F. Kriedman, M.D. Ann L. Honeybrink, M.D. 181 Pathology Joseph Leighton, M.D., Chairman David L. Sawhill, M.D. Nabil A. Abaza, D.M.D., Ph.D. Jalal Mobini, M.D. 182 Gulnar R. Balsara, M.D. Vanlila K. Swami, M.D. Pasha Agarwal, M.D. William D. Johnson, M.D. Roberto F. Nicosia, M.D. Karen M. Weidenheim, M.D. Ruy Tchao, Ph.D. John ( lark 183 fc Katherine Vanderhei, M.D. and Phyllis Marciano, M.D. Andre D. Lascari, M.D., Chairman Lois M. Hammond, M.D. Muriel Kowlessar, M.D. 184 Jeanette R. Pleasure, M.D. and Alan M. Schindler, M.D. Linda B. Hiner, M.D. Samuel K. Parrish, Jr., M.D. Deborah L. CalKin.in. M.D. Estelle M. Gold, M.D. Alan B. Zubrow, M.D. Lawrence W. Brown, M.D. John Lipuma, M.D. Terrence L. Stull, M.D. 186 . t . . V. Jay Roberts, Ph.D., Chairman %- Charles D. Puglia, Ph.D. V%1 Paula B. Goldberg, Ph.D. Benjamin Weiss, Ph.D Claire M. Lathers, Ph.D. Louise H. Greenberg, Ph.D Kenn) I Simansk) Ph.D 187 Physiology and Biochemistry George H. Rothblat, Ph.D. Chairman Marie A. DiBeradino, Ph.D Ji %Jr j i Julian B. Marsh, Ph.D Frederick D. DeMartinis, Ph.D Michael C. Phillips, Ph.D 188 George K. Chacko, Ph.D. Jane M. Glick, Ph.D. Irwin D. Zimmerman, Ph.D. i m li t 1 Paul M. Consigny, Ph.D Thomas N. Tulenko, Ph.D. Janet D. Smith, Ph.D. Paul S. Rapp, Ph.D Sissel Lund-k.it , Ph.D. 189 Psychiatry Wagner H. Bridger, M.D. Arthur C. Huntley, M.D. 1 i- ' aMJk !r pfe- J Wt 1 •71? K i I - J i ■ f JH Z-J, itj fcjL. = ™ mihE a . S A w ...V r v. • - -= Barbara Schindler, M.D Douglas Levinson, M.D. Mary Anne Delaney, M.D. Ira Katz, M.D. Martin D. Plutzer, M.D. 190 Anne Marie Wolf, M.D. I - Joel B. Goldstein, M.D. Janet M. Kaye, Ph.D. Selma Kramer, M.D. Thomas Newmark, M.D. VJ Mary Ann Bartussis, M.D. m I w Henri Parens, M.D. Susan V. McLoor, M.D. I ' M Radiology i -: George L. Popky, M.D., Chairman Margaret A. Bazarnic, M.D. Janet A. Parker, M.D. Mindy M. Horrow, M.D. 192 Margaret M. LaManna, M.D. Beverly L. Hershey, M.D. Russ M. Savit, M.D. Marcia Javitt, M.D. ATION A — • kv J Joel D. Swartz, M.D. II 1 I : f |.- Robert Van Derslice, M.D. Pouran S. Zekevati M.D. 193 Surgery Bernard Sigel, M.D., Chairman Howard A. Zaren, M.D., Chief — General Surgery lUI 9 • ■ j 9 ■ - M | J t. Donald R. Cooper, M.D. Henry H. Sherk, M.D. Chief — Orthopedics Lester Karafin, M.D., Chief — Urology James G. Bassett, M.D. Frank I. Marlowe, M.D. Chief — Otolaryngology H. Warren Goldman, M.D. Chief — Neurosurgery 194 tat ?•■ -t ,, y Kalind B. Bakshi, M.D. I Andrew B. Roberts, Leon E. Clarke, M.D. Anne U. Barnes, M.D. Harry L. Thomas, M.D. Ajit K. Sachdeva, M.D. Catherine Z. Hayward, M.D. 195 ■: Sariel G.G. Ablaza, M.D. Kenneth G. Bridges, M.D. - m- Steven E. Ladenheim, M.D. Steven E. Berman, Ph.D. Robert J. Wolfson, M.D. Karim B. Nakhgevany, M.D. David Hertzog, M.D. 196 Helen M. Horstmann, M.D. Pekka A. Mooar, M.D. Diane P. Palladino, M.D. Narendra Kansal, M.D. John Clarke, M.D. i Ellen C. Maitin, M.D. Donald Kovalsky, M.D. 197 Friends J WJj iifi H 4 rt ? _ 5- 198 IM ' I Housestaff 200 201 How do I learn Surgery? I ' m spoon-fed. You be illin ' Walk like a Pediatrician ■ J This little piggy went to X-ray Our Student is remote-control 202 How to survive your residency . Ik-MA If you see a bed, sleep in it. But If you see food, eat it. If you see a chair, sit on it who needs a bed? Another 10 seconds and I ' ll have the record for student ignoring. MICKEY MYERS CHOICE EDTHONS I can ' t believe you ordered Fleets q 3 !! IILS 203 I ' ll write you a scrip, if you write me one. His Sub grade? The jury is hung. You are the disease. We are the cure. 204 Graduate Students Michael Kulka 4 MMPPVOvhw Microbiology Immunology Interaction of Mouse Interferon with Mouse L 929 Cells: Receptor Binding, Antiviral Induc- tion, Internalization and Degradation. Leslie J. Lipka Pharmacology The Role of the Autonomic Nervous System in the Production of Cardiac Arrythmia by Chlor- promazine. Barbara Jane Nelson Microbiology Immunology The Ability of Mitogen Stimulated Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cells from Elderly Individ- uals to Produce and Respond to Cytokines. James David Winkler Pharmacology Affect of Continuous Exposure to Apomorphine and Acute Exposure to Fluphenazine-N-Mustard on Dopaminergic Behavior and Radiologic Bind- ing in Supersensitive Mice. 205 In Memorium William F. Bouzarth, M.D. 19S9-1986 Professor of Neurosurgery 206 « - The Oath of Hippocrates I do solemnly swear By whatever I hold most sacred That I will be loyal to the profe ssion of medicine And just and generous to its members. That I will lead my life And practice my art In uprightness and honor. That into whatsoever home I shall enter It shall be for the good of the sick and the well to the utmost of my power And that I will hold myself aloof from wrong And from corruption and from the tempting of others to vice. That I will exercise my art Solely for the cure of my patients and the prevention of disease And will give no drug nor perform any operation for a criminal purpose And far less suggest such thing. That whatsoever I shall see or hear of the lives of men Which is not fitting to be spoken abroad I shall keep inviolably secret. These things I do promise And in proportion as I am faithful to this oath May happiness and good repute be ever mine, The opposite if I shall be foresworn. 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Abraham PEDIATRICS Bridgeport Hospital Bridgeport, CT 06602 Laurel Vaden Alsentzer PEDIATRICS Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA 19104 Nelsa J. Andersson FAMILY MED. University of Connecticut School of Medicine Hartford, CT 06105 Kenneth Todd Ashkin INTERNAL MED. Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19104 NEUROLOGY Presbyterian Hospital New York, NY 10032 Sharon Ann Bartal INTERNAL MED. Hahnemann University Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19102 Richard Arthur Baum INTERNAL MED. Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, PA 19141 RADIOLOGY Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19104 Gail Anne Bayliss EMERGENCY MED. Loma Linda University Medical Ctr. Loma Linda, CA 92354 George Alec Belecanech INTERNAL MED. Keesler USAF Medical Center Biloxi, MS 39534 Andre Bell INTERNAL MED. Maimonides Medical Center Brooklyn, NY 11219 ANESTHESIOLOGY New York Medical College Valhalla, NY 10595 Ericha Ross Benshoff RADIOLOGY Reading Hospital and Medical Ctr. Reading, PA 19611 Catherine Ellis Birch FAMILY MED. University of Missouri Medical Ctr. Columbia, MO 65212 Alfred Robert Bogucki SURGERY Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Ann E. Bomberger INTERNAL MED. Madigan Army Medical Center Tacoma, WA 98431 Alison Elizabeth Branigan INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 David Mosser Brown INTERNAL MED. University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore, MD 21201 Virginia Catherine Calega INTERNAL MED. Rhode Island Hospital Providence, RI 02902 Tracey Elena Cerbone INTERNAL MED. Mercy Catholic Medical Center Darby, PA 19023 NEUROLOGY Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19107 Thomas Kin-Sim Chan INTERNAL MED. New York Infirmary Beekman Downtown Hospital New York, NY 10038 Kyong Mi Chang SURGERY St. Francis Hospital Hartford, CT 06105 Sanjay Chaudhry INTERNAL MED. Reading Hospital and Medical Ctr. Reading, PA 19611 ANESTHESIOLOGY University of Massachusetts Medical Center Worcester, MA 01605 Rosemary Ann Cirelli INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Adam Jay Cohen INTERNAL MED. Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami, FL 33101 Thomas Alfred Connell PSYCHIATRY Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Ernest E. Cope III SURGERY Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center Aurora, CO 80045 Laurie Ann Cox FAMILY MED. The Williamsport Hospital Williamsport, PA 17701 208 Adrienne J. I. Cresswell SURGERY Presbyterian—University of Pennsylvania Medical Ctr. Philadelphia, PA 19104 Robin Elizabeth Daum TRANSITIONAL Tripler Army Medical Center Honolulu, HI 96859 Bolivia Theresa Davis TRANSITIONAL Mercy Catholic Medical Center Darby, PA 19023 RADIOLOGY Howard University Hospital Washington, DC 20060 Michael Gerard Donnelly INTERNAL MED. Overlook Hospital Summit, NJ 07901 Francis Markoe Dugan, Jr. SURGERY Eastern Virginia Graduate School of Medicine Norfolk, VA 23507 Marc Robert Federman FAMILY MED. Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, PA 19001 Theresa Marie Fonash INTERNAL MED. Gelslnger Medical Center Danville, PA 17822 Fred Andrew Fow PEDIATRICS St. Christopher ' s Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19133 David Michael Friel FAMILY MED. The Medical Center of Delaware Newark, DE 19718 Roy A. Gill FAMILY MED. Montgomery Hospital Norristown, PA 19401 Daniel Glasstetter, Jr. PEDIATRICS Cooper Hospital—University Medical Center Camden, NJ 08103 Dawn A. Glore FAMILY MED. University of California (Davis) Medical Center Sacremento, CA 95817 Peter Elliott Goldstein SURGERY Albert Einstein College of Medicine Bronx, NY 10467 Joseph Elvis Guinn SURGERY University of Texas Medical Branch Hospital Galveston, TX 77550 Santosh Gupta-Bala INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Anne Supple Gurian TRANSITIONAL Lemuel Shattuck Hospital Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 PSYCHIATRY Massachusetts Mental Health Ctr. Boston, MA 02115 Ruth Fay Herman PSYCHIATRY Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19104 Cynthia Kay Hindman PEDIATRICS University of Maryland Medical System Baltimore, MD 21201 Maryann D. Hooker INTERNAL MED. Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19107 NEUROLOGY Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19107 Kevin F. Hornberger PSYCHIATRY Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Patrick Hwu INTERNAL MED. The Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD 21205 Stanley Jaskiewicz PSYCHIATRY Beth Israel Medical Center New York, NY 10003 Brenda Kim Jenkin OB GYN Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19107 Robert Mark Kaiser INTERNAL MED. University of Minnesota Hospitals Minneapolic, MN 55455 Stacey Kaplan Rosmarin PEDIATRICS The New York Hospital New York, NY 10021 Jodi Dawn Kaufman INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Kendra Beth Kaye PSYCHIATRY Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Nancy Torhan Kenney INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Beverly A. Kimpel FAMILY MED. Geisinger Medical Center Danville, PA 17822 Christine Maty Kraras ANESTHESIOLOGY Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19104 209 Lisa Jane Krenzel INTERNAL MED. Graduate Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19146 Paul Augustine Kunkel SURGERY Graduate Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19146 Andrea Totin Laborde TRANSITIONAL Mercy Catholic Medical Center Darby, PA 19023 PHYSIATRY Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19104 Elisabeth A. Lachmann INTERNAL MED. North Shore University Hospital Manhasset, NY 11030 PHYSIATRY The New York Hospital New York, NY 10021 Betty Ann Gleason Lacy MATCH 1988 Joyce Marie Lark in INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Thomas Edward Lawrence INTERNAL MED. Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19151 Mark Joseph LiBassi SURGERY Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Leslie J. Lipka INTERNAL MED. Mount Sinai Hospital New York, NY 10029 Michelle Denise Lisoskie PEDIATRICS North Shore University Hospital Manhasset, NY 11030 Donald Liss INTERNAL MED. Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19140 Joan Ava Lit INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Patricia Hannigan Lotito FAMILY MED. Montgomery Hospital Norristown, PA 19401 Gerard Louis-Jacques, Jr. SURGERY Lincoln Medical Center Bronx, NY 10451 Timothy Robbin Lyons SURGERY Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, PA 19001 Ana Paula Raposo Machado PEDIATRICS Rhode Island Hospital Providence, RI 02902 Mark Joseph Marciano INTERNAL MED. Mercy Catholic Medical Center Darby, PA 19023 Andrew Marc Marlowe SURGERY Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Sarah Swider Marlowe FAMILY MED. Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19107 Patricia L. Meinhardt OCC. ENVIR. MED. University of Oregon School of Public Health Portland, OR 97201 OCC. ENVIR. MED. Mount Sinai School of Medicine New York, NY 10029 William M. Merenich INTERNAL MED, Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 RADIOLOGY Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Gary Eugene Michael FAMILY MED. Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown, PA 18102 Donald Lawrence Miller INTERNAL MED. Boston City Hospital Boston, MA 02118 Susen Allen Miller FAMILY MED. Hamot Medical Center Erie, PA 16550 Anthony P. Moreschi PEDIATRICS The Medical Center of Delaware Newark, DE 19718 Louis F. Morsbach, Jr. INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Mlki Blck Yui Moy FAMILY MED. Duke University Medical Center Durham, NC 27710 Kathy Kam Choy Ng INTERNAL MED. Cooper Hospital—University Medical Center Camden, NJ 08103 PHYSIATRY John F. Kennedy Medical Center Edison, NJ 08818 Beth Parrish PEDIATRICS CWRU— University Hospital Cleveland, OH 44106 Kimberly Susan Peirson OB. GYN. George Washington University Hospital Washington, DC 20037 210 Matthew Ray Plymyer TRANSITIONAL Tripler Army Medical Center Honolulu, HI 96859 Mark Jeffrey Prashker INTERNAL MED. University Health Center of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA 15260 Soula Priovolos SURGERY Lincoln Medical Center Bronx, NY 10451 Rebecca Samantha Ritchie FAMILY MED. Overlook Hospital Summit, NJ 07901 Susan Roitman OB. GYN. Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19107 Jeffrey Keith Rosen FAMILY MED. St. Francis Hospital Wilmington, DE 19805 Marc Stuart Rovner MED. PED. Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cleveland, OH 44106 Amy Beth Rowan PSYCHIATRY Beth Israel Medical Center New York, NY 10003 Lauren E. Sales INTERNAL MED. Bryn Mawr Hospital Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 RADIOLOGY Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Bradley E. Samuelson INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Suzanne Lynn Sankey INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Steven Michael Schnipper INTERNAL MED. Faulkner Hospital Boston, MA 02130 Sean J. Sharkey, Jr. TRANSITONAL Mercy Catholic Medical Center Darby, PA 19023 ANESTHESIOLOGY Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19107 Karen Ann Splelberger INTERNAL MED. Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19151 Dana D. Stull RADIOLOGY Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19140 Marianne J. Suprys York Hospital York, PA 17405 FAMILY MED. Robert Eric Tepper INTERNAL MED. New York University Medical Center New York, NY 10016 Gabriel C. Ticho PSYCHIATRY Hahnemann University Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19102 Karlene Kosmach Turtz TRANSITIONAL Mercy Catholic Medical Center Darby, PA 19023 RADIOLOGY Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Marguerite A. Urban INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Dana R. Verch ORTHOPEDICS Geisinger Medical Center Danville, PA 17822 Patricia M. Verch FAMILY MED. Geisinger Medical Center Danville, PA 17822 John Henry Vockroth, III INTERNAL MED. Madigan Army Medical Center Tacoma, WA 98431 Susan Braynard Wait PSYCHIATRY Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital Towson, MD 21204 Jeane Notto Washington INTERNAL MED. Mercy Hospital Baltimore, MD 21202 Thomas Brooks Wheeler SURGERY Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, PA 19141 Frank J. White INTERNAL MED. Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19151 Margaret Diana Wood INTERNAL MED. Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 19129 Fay Devine Wright OB. GYN. Sinai Hospital of Baltimore Baltimore, MD 21215 Christine Wu OB. GYN. Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia, PA 19107 Anne Alexandra Yackovich FAMILY MED. St. Francis Hospital Wilmington, DE 19805 211 Honored Patrons Dr. Leonard Abrams Lista-Abrams, Assoc. Leslye and Eli Abrutyn Dr. and Mrs. Martin Ashkin Dorothy M. Barbo, M.D. Anne U. Barnes, M.D. Michael J. Barrett , M.D. Dr. and Mrs. James Bassett Ms. Eloise Bell Russell B. Bomberger, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. Eddy A. Bresnitz Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Brown Rosalie A. Burns, M.D. Drs. Chester and Anna Chorazy Dr. Barbara Cohen Dr. and Mrs. D. Walter Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Cope, Jr. Irene B. Darocha, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean Mr. and Mrs. Ben DePeri Richard and Corace (Baldwin) Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Donnelly, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duber Joseph H. Entine, M.D.; Joseph Foreman, M.D.; Robin E. Rosenberg, M.D. Drs. Gerald H. and Ellen S. Escovitz Kathryn Hess Feldi, M.D., Class of ' 47 Gladys and Benjamin Fow June M. Fry, Ph.D., M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Goldberg Compliments of the Graduate School of Medical Sciences Barry H. Hendler, D.D.S., M.D. Mr. and Mrs. W. James Hindman Clifford A. Hudis, M.D. Mrs. Alex Idiculla and children Melvin L. Jackson, M.D. Athole McNeil Jacobi, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kaplan Lester J. Karafin, M.D. and Sheila Judge, M.D. Julian Katz, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kaufman, proud parents of Jodi Drs. Donald and Janet Kaye Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kimpel June F. Klinghoffer, M.D. Caroline S. Koblenzer, M.D. and Peter J. Koblenzer, M.D. Drs. Robert L. Kraus, Rick Okagawa, Roger Wint Archibald R. Krenzel, M.D. Drs. Lila and Albert Kroser Dr. and Mrs. W. Minster Kunkel Geosette A. Langenheim, M.D. Harvey B. Lefton, M.D. Joseph Leighton, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Levinson Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. LiBassi Mark Lopatin, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Louis-Jacques Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lyons Phyllis C. Marciano Dr. and Mrs. Frank Marlowe Dr. Julian B. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Morsbach Florence A. Moore Library of Medicine Mr. and Mrs. Narusevicius Herbert J. Nevyas, M.D. Linda A. Norris, M.D. Lisa Osberg, M.D. Dr. Janet A. Parker Arthur Pierson and Maxine Peirson Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Pevar Dr. and Mrs. Ray E. Plymyer Martin Plutzer, M.D. George L. Popky, M.D. Division of Pulmonary Medicine Jay Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Rosen Dr. Leonard L. Ross Beverly R. Roth, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Wasyl Wm. Salate Drs. Barbara and Alan Schindler Dr. and Mrs. Murray Schnipper, proud parents of Steven Shirley J. Stern Sheinkopf, M.D. 212 Henry H. Sherk, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. William H. Spivey Francis H. Sterling Hrant H. Stone, M.D. John A. Stuart Terrence L. Stull, M.D. Dr. Alton and Mona Sutnick Dr. and Mrs. William Swider Stanley and Sondra Tepper Harry L. Thomas, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. John H. Vockroth, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Donald P. Vrabec Margaret Gray Wood, M.D. Patrons Nabil A. Abaza, D.M.D., Ph.D. Sariel G. G. Ablaza, M.D., P.A. Ziauddin Ahmed, M.D. Steven Charles Balser Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Benshoff Elise R. Carrington, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Howard B. Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cohen Tom and Deanna Connell Mary Anne Delaney Dr. and Mrs. Joseph DeMartinis Dr. Carl J. DePaula Drs. Dhand Schuman Donner Marie A. DiBernadino, Ph.D. Mary B. Dratman, M.D. Ann and Frank Eisner Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Entine Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gill Dr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Girsh Dorothea Daniels Glass, M.D. Jean Gowing, M.D. Vincente P. Grana, M.D. Mrs. Albert A. Helker The Hornberger Family Helen Horstmann, M.D. Inf ectious Disease Associates: Matthew E. Levinson, Jerome Boscia Oksana Korzeniowski, Caroline Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kosmach Daniel and Janet Kostick Marion R. Kramer, M.D. Erich and Crista-Luise Lachmann Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Lawrence Ronald A. Leonard Loretta and Ben Lipka and daughters Sissel Lund-Katz, Ph.D. Salvatore Mangione, M.D. Ruth E. Miller, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. William Thomas Moore Doris Parrish Sam Parrish, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Peitzman Ruth and Jack Perlman Louis Mary Puglise, M.D. Faith Rachofsky, M.D. Michael A. Resnick, D.O. Rheumatology Section Dr. Sandra K. Rowan Barbara A. Schlager, M.D. Pranee Sethbhakdi, M.D. Deborah D. Shain, M.S.S., A.C.S.W Haji M. Shariff, M.D. Seana Shaw, M.D. Paul D. Siegel M.D. and Frank J. Barch, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Solomito Stephen and Irene Torhan John R. Urbach, M.D. Theresa E. Urban Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Vaden Shirley Whiteman, M.D. Helen M. Widzer, M.D.; Barbara M. O ' Shea; Joanna M. Connolly, M.D. Daniel L. Wohl, M.D. Sterling and Helen Wright Barbara N. Young, M.I). Pouran P. Zckaiat. M.I). 213 One of the essential qualities of the clinician is interest in humanity, for the secret of the patient is in caring for the patient. — Francis Weld Peabody Congratulations to the Class of 1987 and Welcome to the Alumnae i Association of WMC MCP Photo courtesy of Archives and Special Collections on Women in Medicine Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 214 = CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 FROM THE OFFICE OF MEDICAL EDUCATION 215 THE SURGERY DEPARTMENT Congratulates the Graduating Class of 1987 216 :r Congratulations; You made it out! from VZDIA1QIGS 218 CONGRATULATIONS! AMBU .r from The Department of Emergency Medicine Remember: Seatbelts Save Lives jui 220 221 Congratulations to the Class of ' 87 from MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH Keep up the good lOork Practices Eddy A. B res nit z, M.D., M.S Kathleen M. Rest, M.P.A. TO THE CLASS OF 1987 May you have the stomach, guts, and intestinal fortitude for the challenges of exciting professions. May you ex- perience early satiety from fulfilling careers. May you be livers — not ex- isters. May you turn the acid tests and galling demands of life into sweet ex- periences. May you always have a comfortable stool — upon which to sit and reflect upon beautiful and bountiful lives THE Gl DIVISION The Department of PHARMACOLOGY Extends Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1987 222 aRa services HEALTHCARE NUTRITION SERVICES Serving hospitals, residential and life-care communities for more than 30 years, AM healthcare specialists are highly experienced in. . . guaranteeing the quality of your food service containing the cost of dietary programs workin g effectively with staff and management providing progressive diet therapy WV Healthcare Xnttition Services services ()m , By)W)l Bn)()k , (UV Armdnk, NY HWh 914-273-6690 223 BC5T WISHES DcpxKTcneHT of diHesTHe$ x 224 ? Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from the Division of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Frank I. Marlowe, M.D., Chief Robert J. Wolfson, M.D. Steven E. Ladenheim, M.D. DALESSANDEC ' S STEAKS STEAKS — LEER — UCAGIES HENRY AVENUE WALNUT LANE 225 ou HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF [ J 1987 S. Meister, Chief M. Barrett T. Friehling L. Bentivoglio P. Kowey G. Capone J. Schechter R. Krause A. Sokil S. Laporte N. Wolf L. Leo J. O ' Hara R. Okagawa TV. Pickering D. Rogers J. Rubenstone J. Uricchio R. Wint G. Zuckerman 226 1_ CL __ jij E_f gfc- 4% Good luck wherever your future takes you. Office of Student Affairs. S he P tholoqy Deparfmerft Lonqrstula+es +he £lass of 1787 227 The Department of Radiologic Sciences 228 Congratulations Class of ' 87! Best Wishes for a Happy, Healthy Successful Future Billy Murphy ' s Saloonery 229 NOW you can join AMWA! Don ' t look now but Max is fantasizing again. The Doctors ' Lot. If I water her, will she grow? The Students ' Lot. ;■ ::, I wish I were a bottl In with the good air, out with the Y o Adam! 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