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This, the 52nd edition of the SYNAPSIS, maintains the tradition set forth by the Junior Class of 1924-25 to serve in a capacity allegorically similar to the anatomic unit in that it is to ever communicate the personnel and activities of one phase of ani- mated existence to another more remote; that it shall transmit in the absence of a corporeal as- sociation; and that its preservation will make for an organized, co-ordinated, integrated, os- teopathic whole. Through the diligent efforts of a fine yearbook staff, I present to you — SYNAPSIS 1977. I would like to give thanks to Carl Meyer and his staff along with Walt Webb of the Educational Communica- tions Department for providing the hard work and de- termination in contributing to the SYNAPSIS photogra- phy; to Norman Vinn, for his literary counseling and di- rection to give correctness to our publication; to Bob Goldberg, for providing the literary essay portions throughout the book that would even make Howard Cosell shudder with excitement; to John Santaspirt, whose extraordinary talent at caricature and artwork is seen throughout the book; to Rosemarie Maynes, Linda Augelli, and Gerri Baird, for coordinating the 214 stu- dents of our class — their long hours of work in both communications and working with the students is well demonstrated in the Se nior section; to Sol Lizerbram, who almost singled handedly acquired the necessary funds to publish the SYNAPSIS; to Don Hulmes and Sooze, for their help with the cover design and the artwork throughout the book; to Steve Merin of Hunter Publications, whose How to instructions saved us countless hours of non productive time; to my girlfriend, Jean Keefer, whose fast fingers saved me the time of playing chopstix on my typewriter; and to my parents, who tolerated my converting their family room into a yearbook office filled with thousands of pictures, pap- ers, and overflowing wastebaskets. As you read your copy of SYNAPSIS 1977, you will be taken on a journey of memorabilia and nostalgia most relevant to the Class of 1977. It is a reflection of the spirit and determination of the class that began on Registra- tion Day, September 6, 1973. Who will ever forget the first class with Dr. Mercer having us recite, in unison, the Osteopathic Oath and the Oath of Hippocrites? Or the first rumor — there is no such thing as a free lunch. I would now like to invite you to partake upon a glimpse of the 7,290 hours of didactic and clinical train- ing that the class completed on June 5, 1977. o ' 4
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SYNAPSIS 1977 EDITOR ROBERT I. LEWIS, D.O. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Carl E. Meyer, D.O. LITERARY EDITOR Robert B. Goldberg, D.O. ILLUSTRATIONS EDITOR John S. Santaspirt, D.O. PERSONALS EDITOR Rosemarie A.L. Maynes, D.O. BUSINESS MANAGER Sol Lizerbram, D.O. CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Norman E. Vinn, D.O. Linda P. Augelli, D.O. Geraldine P. Baird, D.O. DESIGN CONSULTANT Susan Shay PHOTOGRAPHIC CONSULTANT . . G. Walter Webb LAYOUT CONSULTANTS Donald R. Hulmes, B.F.A. Steven Merin PUBLISHED at the PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE 4150 City Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19131 CONTRIBUTING STAFF Sue Bailey, D.O. Edward P. Balaban, D.O. Scott R. Burg, D.O. Robert A. Eslinger, D.O. Paul A. Goldshlack, D.O. Robert C. Greer, D.O. William D. Haberstroh, D.O. Jeffrey J. Jaindl, D.O. Antoinette C. Kruc, D.O. Thomas E. Martin, D.O. Mary K. Meyer, D.O. James S. Miller, D.O. Joan L. Moore, D.O. Mark S. Tanker, D.O. Horatio S. Taveau, D.O. Brian F. Topkis, D.O. David Krahe, D.O. Martin Kerzer, D.O. I
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