Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - Synapsis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 336 of the 1979 volume:

It Ji k iLM-i - mt ii7i ¥ ' MM( (B phl toV n Ci Editor — Sharon M. Curlik Business Manager — Craig LeacFi Staff Photographer — Jon Ostroff Literary Editor — Stacey Polan Staff — Susan DiBono Carol St. George Allan Slawsky Glenn Stehman George Wolters Contributors — Bonnie Hubicz Larry Marder Raj Mehra Dan Wolf cc.n tS--2- 4 The day will come when my body will lie on a white sheet neatly tucked under four corners of a mattress located in a hospital busily occupied with the Living and the Dying. At a certain moment a doctor will determine that my brain has ceased to function and that for all intents and purposes, my life has stopped. When that happens, do not attempt to instill artificial life into my body by the use of a machine. And don ' t call this my deathbed. Let it be called the Bed of Life and let my body be taken from it to help others lead fuller lives. Give my sight to the man who has never seen a sunrise, a baby ' s face or love in the eyes of a woman. Give my heart to a person whose own heart has caused nothing but endless days of pain. Give my blood to the teen-ager who was pulled from the wreckage of his car so that he might live to see his grandchildren play. Give my kidneys to one who depends on a machine to exist from week to week. Take my bones, every muscle, e jery fibre and nerve in my body and find a way to make a crippled child wa k. Explore every corner of my brain. Take my cells, if necessary, and let them grow so that, someday, a speechless boy will shout at the crack of a bat and a deaf girl will hear the sound of rain against her window. Burn what is left of me and scatter the ashes to the winds to help the flowers grow. If you must bury something, let it be my faults, my weaknesses and all prejudice against my fellow man. Give my sins to the devil. Give my soul to God. If, by chance, you wish to remember me, do it with a kind deed or word to someone who needs you. If you do all I ask, I shall live forever... - Robert N. Test in Cincinnati Post a id cracA cm Asy axi a ? idmz m t e. 4 ecuicatiafiy m natch a i tA i i ; no- mare n nii ia to tAe inte vi ' — oA ,9a€l, ' m it can ' t 6€ ieih mr-u€ar ' Aaae ' K ne (fc tamorraoh i ' ircic aaiion. , na u}€ri lHi ta-ScHin iu lto-c ea 1 2 j sar y kite, nit need tAe 6 hoA J . .A ter ciKiitin tAey rere j li it 6 ntinute dar tA MUu to- uri a Ji tAe ' (da an si fmn iri r ' tA Aasl tmi , . ohzs con rantecl n mf sA )rt-Amrew, n£utA aroaniea incAmcu u y a aroA aa cm tA yUA?7M lan (jammittee. (%iy cAa £ xam nation ' , tum caero cAa Amretio ancA tiaa oAmuHiAA Al buAyAican . Aiei cl caas aA Sra riate ' — AcarecA sAutAes y. ' rv. . fL V . 9 Co , e ' oV Os xeoV X vv c ' Ax ' x e :OV Oe . va ' NO jW ' t V coW .d ,sec V e ' a e o ' e o gVfJ o - e. ' oo o ,b e- N ' j vV t e a ' i sO ' oo CN o Q « :.eoV  0 ' ,A ' oAe ' ' aA me, taAe ne ' ' S c e troi ed a at of mai Khxe S e ore tAe i ifi nou eiter Jmal i arriuea. o nea tAe e io€ op coitA tre at ofi ' l €caus£ Aad Aeara acc tance etter catre tAlcA O Jfd axi tea no Philadelph, rv ' College of ' i Tj Osteopathic WM Medicine January 13, 1975 Dear Student: I am pleased to inform you that your application for admission into the First Year Class in Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine entering September 1975 has been favorably acted upon by the Faculty Committee on Admission and the Board of Directors. I congratulate you upon your acceptance. You have now taken the first step of your career in osteopathic medicine. In doing so you have assumed certain responsibilities. First, of course, is the fact that your personal and professional life must reflect the highest standards of moral integrity, intellectual effort, social consciousness and professional dedication. Should you, for whatever reason, fail to maintain high standards in all above areas your acceptance will be automatically withdrawn. On or before January 24, a nonrefundable tuition prepayment of $100 must be received by this office in order to confirm your acceptance of a place in the Class of 1979. This payment of $100 will be applicable to your tuition payment for the Fall Term of 1975. You are now about to prepare yourself for a career of public service and public trust as an osteopathic physician. No career can bring you more satisfaction. My congratulations to you. We look forward to welcoming you in September. Very truly yours, Carol A. Fox Director of Admissions Registrar CAF kwm Ourlailors perform t major surger} gr! W.-t: W-r ! 1 ■• ■■-- .. I • -i I •■ . -- s N H i. -. ' ■ -iz rr fgsmt EWtS. ' - PARN G1L (2...X ' M EAM..j 3- uSTi-00 ATAlL those OH MflAf 3Z REfltiV 6oM6Et -7-W )T ONE IX COME ofJ Beu.y..RiN ! I -rsMoRftow, i pbomisc 77  E A e 0 JVf HooK. ' R j: ti xt fty Toui h-t. . , — wfliT.-.Pi.eflSE ' ! CHf RuS 6R6WA 7 rH£V MWHo CARES ftBou-r -rof oKR.oy ' i ' ) ?v — C ' MOH l-ET ' S PLfiV eflLLli i£ i t Yi um c a arrayed =- ana o- ( m ir t wut o ' ' irrila e wtae . (9 i ' tAat araa n-out c x , Tiet fAe oanimMiratiofi . why are these people smiling? 7ie i m£l m y c a smates ' and tA (jian ra w? I passed the last Pathology test this way. p r p 1 i. i ■ 1 1 r K J te . V Vincent T. Cipolla, D.O. Chairman Edwin H. Cressman, D.O James O. Brown, Ph.D. Lemar F. Eisenhut, D.O. Richard Notzold, Ph.D. David Roberts, Ph.D. Robert P. Fink, Ph.D. Tage N. Kvist, Ph.D. ANATOMY Raymond E. Knauff, Ph.D. Chairman Yu Chen Lin, Ph.D. Eugene Mochan, Ph.D., D.O. Mervyn H. Kline, Ph.D. JoAnne G. Pieringer, Ph.D. PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY MICROBIOLOGY Vichazelhu Iralu, Ph.D. Chairman Emma G. Allen, Ph.D. Lawrence E. D ' Antonio, D.O. Jere M. Boyer, Ph.D. James E. Prier, D.V.M., Ph.D. ' OSTEOPATHIC PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES Nicholas S. Nicholas, D.O. Chairman David Heilig, D.O. Katherine England, D.O. Marvin Blumberg, D.O. Jerome Sulman, D.O. Alexander S. Nicholas, D.O Abraham Cooper, D.O. Philip Mouer, D.O. Galen D. Young, D.O. Abraham Zellis, D.O. 20 RADIOLOGY Sri ia , Oii utlon cuTW oHtA ntarm siaA ( £ar cAe( u . AeMf s € ia tle u}€ro i t€{Aa o uHiA iew t€ :Ani ui€ in 0- fJ en e ' i JAau c er- anc tAe e Hxih o o o €. J i Broke another cervical vertebra. Ufiu-itii-i J 3 IC « 1 7 tHW 5..K 2 ( iffl f fCf ' ■■ — PCOM LO 1 1 ERY r YOU ' VE GOT TO PLAY TO WIN e - ' • ffliL 27 -H 1 .S£ca ia ' a££ir ' onm macA tAe a ne cm tAeJirst — onit ' Star t my ' sy tca (Sc . f 7dHitA ? ni n€tic2 fe c iaze m, Aa atAane tcm i Jit sJee , tAe aiirw, tAie crt ., tAe l : t i Jil , tA tomis , tA cAmusy, tAe tiAS (fc tAe sAii , j rjane roffze c € ' 9 ' ' i ' S ore , tAi£ S ' -rAeeis , a id ??? in Genera mctice. PATHOLOG William S. Walters, D.O. Chairman William L. Silverman, D.O. Allan W. Levy, D.O. 30 PHYSIOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY Domenic A. DeBias, Ph.D. Chairman Walter W. Baker, Ph.D. Spencer G. Bradford, D.O. M.H.F. Friedman, Ph.D. Eugene A. Lentini, Ph.D. Charlotte H. Greene, Ph.D. Barbara Nagle, Ph.D. Norman B. Richter, D.O. INTERNAL MEDICINE William H. Dickerson, D.O. Chairman Albert F. D ' Alonzo, D.O. William J. Gilhool, D.O. John Simelaro, D.O. Edmund T. Carroll, D.O. Ralph J. Tomei, D.O. James F. Conroy, D.O. Domenic Pisano, D.O. Eugene J. Wyszynski, D.O. Alfred A. DiPiero, D.O. William A. Nickey, D.O. Stephen S. Levin, D.O. Richard L. Gordon, D.O. Louis C. Haenel, D.O. Philip J. Pantle, D.O. ANESTHESIOLOGY Isadore Lleberman, D.O. Chairman SURGERY Galen S. Young, D.O. Chairman Robert H. Jama, D.O. J. Brendan Wynne, D.O. Robert C. Erwin, D.O. Leonard H. Finkelstein, D.O. Raymond L. Ruberg, D.O. Arnold Gerber, D.O. Albert D. Bonier, D.O. Henry A. D ' Alonzo, D.O. Nicholas C. Pedano, D.O. Thomas Francis A. Powell, D.O. James L. Harris, D.O. Sherman Leis, D.O. Edward Silverman, D.O. I GENERAL PRACTICE J. Vincent Huffnagle, D.O. Chairman David W. Borchardt, D.O. Michael Centrella, D.O. David M. Dunfee, D.O. Katherine England, D.O. Stephen Fedec, D.O. John J. Flaherty, D.O. Martin L. Lasky, D.O. Eleanor Masterson, D.O. Kenneth J. Veit, D.O. James E. Witt, D.O. OPHTHALMOLOGY Donald H. Thome, D.O. Chairman Stanley J. Borden, D.O. DERMATOLOGY Alex S. Macaione, D.O. Chairman Herbert Fletman, D.O. REHABILITATION MEDICINE Paul Elinson, D.O. Chairman Theodore P. Mauer, D.O. Chairman Lynn F. Sumerson, D.O. John W. Sheetz, Jr., D.O. Ronald A. Kirschner, D.O. Ronald Reinhard, D.O. Kay Catherwood, B.A., M.A. Patricia M. McGill, B.S., M.A. Stephen S. Chankin, D.O. Bernard C. McDonnell, D.O. OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY Samuel L. Caruso, D.O. Chairman Joseph A. Dieterle, D.O. F. Munro Purse, D.O. Robert Berger, D.O. Sandra M. Gawchik, D.O. PEDIATRICS OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY Fairman L. Denlinger, D.O. Chairman William G. Morris, D.O. Emanuel Fliegelman, D.O. Edward Slotnick, D.O. Gerard W. Szczygiel, D.O. NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY George H. Guest, D.O. Chairman Morton S. Herskowitz, D.O. John Yardumian, D.O. Martin B. Goldstein, D.O. Ned Baron, D.O. J. Ernest Leuzinger, D.O. 1897 — 1978 IN MEMORIAM Frederick Solomon, D.O. 1929 — 1979 5 ■ 1, JP--1 , Xi-v ca ec c acto ' ' arid ea f ieclto Ji Jt Aecofic ' i ear ' ma titia e ofteatA: Q)e oto€n c. Q)ei§ ' ata€n , ' atesy :. ai a , larri on i- :.t ie Q) ' iR ' , fAe JldercA fe asAin Ux fi manua sy, and am l unoy e e c m c cnzm u u er tAe c e A . Tuit oKiSy a Aen tA aaAie o a a}Ail acAet ecam c irect ( y roS tumultO ' tA Ai ze and narrd er o - its HAei fQ)ytjf£ f — 2irrmmy ' ' dcdn ' t t) . BHI mfffk  1 ' ■1 Wjjii y ' ii M iH i fl 43 v ■ . Breech Presentation This is an X-ray of: a. A rubbermaid drain stopper b. A surgical prosthesis c. Zoltan Brody d. All of the above e. None of the above Af ouHA ar : t crnid tAe ytAi of times, li cim de imyrsloftimeA. 97ier€ ojere sli l9U , t c o , 6a c H c c ch Sto- a o ' . (%. . atAe -Aa id, it axzA m a ty j ea - ta ac tAat S am (%i e siui en . fmmltAs l €Stoflw }A caere tAe sma s ? of xmA , aml cAs€av redtAe3 m emM€i ica . a.. tA JXaX, cmdtA a MyC a ereiz t i ied J . - e o  i- $15.00 a day plus carfare and I don ' t do windows! The Larry Marder Look-Alike Contest E.D.C. 3 June 1979 •-Cm Jll .jA MiMiaiMi ■■ Fji i wBk K T I Am i B U ii .. K S4 -At acuc emicA , mt tAere iu€r€ a io- cxtraca yHcu a acttmiles ' . ■ ' • ' • ' V ' ' ' ' m |i «S EJ •tg Mt 1 S M — ' w.-..: X- ,; ■ ' • ' ' ' Otir- •! Ae jtH 2 ?£y mw j Z ' ■i first month of classes, the sixth floor gave to me A promise of fame and glory second month of classes, Rumor-central said to me Everybody passes third month of classes. Uncle Manny gave to me Thirty ways to do it fourth month of classes, old Archie gave to me Four weeks in Erie fifth month of classes, my teachers gave to me Five Peptic Ulcers sixth month of classes, Mancini gave to me 60 page handouts seventh month of classes, DeBias gave to me 7 Jeff Professors eighth month of classes, Bill Walters gave to me zzzzzz ... ninth month of classes, Caruso said to me Don ' t drop da baby tenth month of classes, my finals gave to me 10 CVAs eleventh month of classes. Micro gave to me ' Leven lousy lectures final month of classes, I finally thought to me Was it really worth it? 6W c uA anc jmners- ' ■i slS a BEH b A.OA. STUDENT COUNCIL m E IBIK 1 1 H B jjj S n [ i — 1 ' ' — c ' V ' tB ' __ f,? pi El ' ■ ■ y ' S R 1 Kf p % T 1 mK H-,r - M W m ' — s l iS 1 w ► 4 - N « GHOL P LEADERS NOTE-TAKING SERVICE PROCTORS LOG R PEDIATRICS SOCIETY PHI SIG S.O.M.A. CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY M ■jLUU. _ r= r-=-v__A-Jl ■ n — - rjr- i,l ffii STUDENT SPOUSES A.C.G.P. YEARBOOK Murphy ' s Laws: 1) In any human endeavor, anything that can go wrong, will go wrong 2) If there is the possibility of several things going wrong, the one that will go wrong is the one that will do the most damage 3) Nature always sides with the hidden flaw 4) Mother nature is a bitch 5) If things are running smoothly and nothing goes wrong, something has obviously been overlooked O ir- e -c € ianuted ml€rm t F.A.C.O.I. ??? v P v VI ■ R B l Pi mM .jP ' V- ' ' IJJ k eii Si (5 Somebody said it ' s low tar nicotine . LIBRARY SECURITY EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS PUBLIC RELATIONS CAFETERIA cofXfuaAl CLASS OF 1979 JOSEPH, Samuel G.J I PARTRIDGE. .Dft RODI. Alexander E.. Jr SEI8ERT W.lha vO H f ■ ' ■ 1 4k. 9 SMITH Steven M. SESODY. Stephen T ZACHER, MillicenlG.; ,, . ZAPPASODI, Silvio J. jaigmji ZELONIS, Thomas G. z ' oSHAI ohnTH | To the Class of 1979: The offer to write a page for your yearbook always poses a challenge — the challenge of deciding a topic. I could write about my favorite subject — the growth and development of PCOM. But then I hope that what you have witnessed in the past four years is just the beginning of what will be and that you will remain as much a part of our future as you are of our present. Then there are my thoughts on the future of medical care. But, somehow, elaborate extemporization and predictions don ' t seem appropriate for your graduation message. What wisdom , then, should I attempt to impart? Let ' s talk about you. You have just undergone the most tremendous four years of your life, comparable in impact perhaps only to four years of adolescence. Adolescence is, in fact, a rather fitting analogy. For you have progressed from an awkward and stumbling novice learning the rudiments of human anatomy and physi- ology to an emerging practitioner who, if not totally sure and certain, at least possesses a level of confidence in his or her ability and knowledge. And you have been privy to a gift which ?nany others strove to receive, but did not. You have completed education to be an osteopathic physician and you now possess the right to in- vade a fellow human being ' s emotional and physical privacy in an effort to assure or restore his well-being. It is my belief that one of the ironies of our existing culture is that, simultaneous with an increased emphasis on open- ness of feelings, thoughts and expression, so many individuals feel more and more anonymous. Human nature really doesn ' t change and people still feel a need to have their privacy and individuality respected. Caring hasn ' t gone out of style. As a physician, you have the ability to cure, yes, but just as importantly you have the opportunity to care. Please do not sacrifice caring for expediency or economics. The day that you would do so, regardless of whatever justifica- tion you may give, is the day that you discredit your profes- sion and hard earned privilege For four years, we have seen each other with some degree of regularity. Now, in most instances, we will not. But please know that you are still as important to us as the day you be- gan at PCOM. I wish you love and strength and faith. Wisdom, goods, gold enough to help some needy one, I wish you song but also blessed silence , . . And God ' s sweet peace when every day is done. Very Truly yours. Thomas M. Rowland, Jr. ' President To my sister: May this be proof enough to you, that no matter how impossible your dreams appear, with enough determination courage whatever you desire can be yours. To my parents: With your love, encouragement, and support, the realization of a dream is finally ours to share. Thank you. SUSAN J. AlEERT, D.O. University of Pennsylvania, B.A., M.S. (Zl : 86 This page is dedicated to my Nana. STEVEN J. ARNOW, D.O. The Pennsylvania State University, B.A. University of Michigan, M.H.A. O. y4 --t M DO BARRY R. AUSTIN, D.O. Fairfield University, B.S. ' OA M U (jMXtA D_J Master, grant that I may not seek so much to be consoled as to console, to be comforted as to comfort, to be loved so much as to love. HARK AVART, D.O. University of Pennsylvania, B.A. U GARY T. BACKNER, D.O. Washington and Jefferson College, B.A. W (u W 1,0. ii f n -,. - : ' K H ytf ? 1 Mf p  -  .- ' •tf 1 C. BAKER, D,0. Newburg College, B.A. iuAC fecr- Ito RICHARD B. BATCHELET, D.O. Temple Un. School of Pharmacy, B.S. in Pharm. I would like to thank my wife Pat for her unflagging love, support encouragement through these many years. I would also like to thank my parents, Mr. Mrs. F.C. Batchelte for their constant guidance, help, and sacrifice. Thanks also to my parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Hannan for all their contributions to our success. J. JR., D.O. Washington and Jefferson College, B.A. OaryrvO ' -Vt- L I ' a-rd rv lOO tjC) JOi BOSCHEHl, D.O. Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science, B.S. S cM O- Youngstown State University, B.S. JOHN J. BOMN, JR, D.O. Cheyney State College, B.S. Q y :?c --.j . J) Lord, make me an instrument of your health: where there Is sickness, Let me bring cure, where there Is Injury, and, where there is suffering, ease; where there is sadness, comfort; where there is despair, hope; where there Is death, acceptance peace. Grant that I may not so much seek to be justified, as to console; to be obeyed, as to understand; to be honored, as to love for It is In giving ourselves that we heal it Is In listening that we comfort. OUR PROFESSION IS A SERVICE T H E J O Y O F H E A L I N G when one looks back over the beginning of his medical training and considers what was contributed by others, in his behalf, there builds a sense of longing to say, Thank You. I would first like to give my thanks to (icd. He was the guiding force that took ay desire to become a physician and provided a path to its attainment. He gave help when it was needed, both financial and personal. He cared for my every need. Thank you Lord. Thanks to those who had the courage to write my letters of recommendation, Drs. John Gianforte and Irwan Rothman. I will always be grateful to you gentlemen for having faith in me. Thanks too, to Osteopathy and to PCOM for taking a chance on us older people and allowing us to realize our dreams. Enough could not be said about my many mentors. All of you spent a lot of time attempting to show the way. I am sincerely grateful for all your efforts, I wish that I could list all of your names. The College catalogue has you listed as faculty, I list you as friends. Thanks to my parents who helped when- ever they could without interfering, tou. were always there aind gave a lot of comfort and peace of mind. I saved this specisil thanks to last but it meafls the most to me. Thank you Eileen, Dane, Michelle, Stephanie and Courtney. Without your love and under- standing I could never have made it. Eileen, without your encouragement to pursue my dream I would not have had the courage to try. I know it took a lot to give up everything we had to take this chance. Thank you for your sacrifices, steadiness, understamding aind devotion. A big thanks for having the faith in me to accomplish this goal. Honey, I love you. Children, thank you for always being there when I needed you to brighten my day and for giving me up when I did not have time for you. You always gave me what I needed and excused me when I did not fill your needs. I missed paurts of your growing up and that can ' t be re- placed but neither can my love for you. NO, I did not do it alone.. All of you share in my dream, accomplishment and life as a physician. DANIEL J. BOYLE II, D.O. St. Joseph ' s College, B.S. Let us go into the fields, my beloved, for the Time of harvest approaches, and the sun ' s eyes Are ripening the grain. Let us tend the fruit of the earth, as the Spirit nourishes the grains of Joy from the Seeds of Love, sowed deep in our hearts. Let us fill our bins with the products of Nature, as life fills so abundantly the Domain of our hearts with her endless bounty. Let us make the flowers our bed, and the Sky our blanket, and rest our heads together Upon pillows of soft hay. Let us relax after the day ' s toil, and listen To the provoking murmur of the brook. K.AHLIL GIBRAN JEFFREY BRAND, D.O. Muhlenberg College, B.S. ROBERT H. BREHOUSE, D.O. Lycoming College, A.B. o EDWARD C. BRENNAN, D.O. St. Joseph ' s College, B.S. T These are the ones I love: Nancy, Marc, and Eric. Thank you for your patience, confidence, and most of all, your love. ZOLTAN BRODY, D.O. Brooklyn College of Pharmacy, B.S. in Pharm. THE HOLOCAUST can feel the suffering of millions, yet, if I look up into the heavens, I think that . . . this cruelty too will end and that tranquility will return again. — Anne Frank 1942 LAWRENCE D. BROWN, D.O. Muhlenberg College, B.S 0.0... i?6 NOBODY GETS MY GOAT! J[fanMndQesjiotKeepp(we perM pS ecause he hears a d ' er Mimi r. Let him step to the rrmsic he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau My Most Sincere Thanks — To my wife, Celine, for her steadfast faith and understanding — To my parents and family for all of their encouragement and assistance — And mostly to my God and Savior, who has given me wisdom and understanding. For from Him and through Him and to Him are all things. To Him be the glory forever. Amen. Romans 1 1 :36. ILLIAM J. BROWN, D.O. The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. 1 RALPH E. BURDICK, D.O. Rice University, B.A. Ithaca College, M.S. .--«?fe DAVID M. CALLAHAN, D.O. Drexel University, B.S. University of Delaware, M.S. RALPH S. CARUNCI, D.O. University of Pittsburgh, B.S. K s jyiA flO THOMAS W. CERATO, D.fl. St. Joseph ' s College, B.S. 1 . , . Life is like the seasons, after winter comes the spring. So, I ' ll keep this smile awhile and see what tomorrow brings. I ' ve been told, and I believe that life is meant for living, and even when my chips are low there ' s still enough for giving . . Francis Albert Sinatra May I be granted the courage to change that which needs change, the strength to endure that which cannot be changed, and the wisdom to hnow the difference between the two. make em laugh, make em laugh, make em laugh! Donald O ' Connor -Singln ' in the Rain IDUIS R. CHANIN. D.O. Temple University, A.B. T -6 a.-t.-r c L d.a AS AM e ?Ly R15£R. k L.ArS flLONd} rHe p£-AcH,Me spots A FBiJ euBeiSS FAR. OUT TO 5£ 9. % i( mT cfifJ ir 0 u f ref? OF TH erAizLY Mo N ' cRohJD OF Pi opcer QUICKLY FORMS ' SNORI X f ' S S UP I A M enry Hue f ip cRY AS Mefl D FI OM we P£OPl£ ' MHO 15 THAr 0Rf L e ' M N .-A« . DANIEL P. CHERRY III, D.O. Temple University, A.B. J BjfF 2 ' 4J p -rlP ' i£ ' -|jH 1 .. •; hh| H BCv Bl B m El i ift ' H-3 «|B|fl 1 RONAU) k COHEN, D.O. Washington Jefferson College, B.A. UBERT M. GOLOliO, JR., D.O. St. Joseph ' s College, B.S. Nature is nowhere accustomed more openly to display her secret mysteries than in cases where she shows traces of her workings apart from the beaten path; nor is there any better way to advance the proper practice of Medicine than to give our minds to the discovery of the usual laws of nature, by careful investigation of cases of rarer forms of disease. Sir William Harvey Born April!, 1578 Died June 3, 1657 THOMAS CONNELLY, D.O. Rutgers — The State University, B.A. PAMELA A. CRILLEY, D.O. Beloit College, B.A. rteCiOf. C-cV e . ' .O. ' ' Only human beings who achieve inner unity within themselves, only men v hose vision and hearts embrace the whole world, will be fitting for the real miracle; being as violent as the prophets , as true loving as Christ, and as revolutionary as the Gospel, without offending against love, Dom Helder Caraara Archbishop of Olinda and Recife, Brazil JR., D.O. Temple University, A.B. d . - - SHARON M. CURUK, D.O. St. Joseph ' s College, B.S. swing that never swang PtT pose l ty yie pUnner Ai 5{ «cif id in tht pUn A$ designed To Vie. wxvAVi- 4 1 V £L Wo o 4d CV A . As -fancied As implemented What tht recipient vented SUSAN EILEEN DALLIMONTI, D.O. Cornell University, B.A. lAocH Socctss To t ' FahiuS • . . tAV GRfBTeST Lavr i . Dedicated to my father, without whom this would not be possible, and to my wife without whom this would not have made DRAKE P. DEHART, D.O. The Pennsylvania State University FRANK A. DEUA, D.O. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy Science, B.S. in Pharmacy U_- ' i i x t cU Jc.. t l SOSAN R. DIBONO, D.O. Rosemont College, B.A. MARGARET M. DICKON, D.O. Oakland University, B.A. Ithaca College, B.S., M.S. To Mom, Dad, and Robert for your encouragement and contributions. To Terry, Natalie, Rich, Dave, and Dan for your love, devotion and understanding. Thanks. ERIC R. DORNBLASER, D.O. Lehigh University, B.S. S - r 9t- ' tc.eyi -C). A jrzA:: U ' A ' Zy — ya y iTz h jg ' 5 PAUL F. DOUGHTY, D.O. St. Joseph ' s College, B.S. The Pennsylvania State University, M.S. OUR THANKS TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR SUPPORT AND KINDNESS DURING THE PAST FOUR YEARS DENNIS M. DREHNER, D.O. Gerogetown University, B.S. 7 X) L u:d JO. e ijie K Lai OO Dear Lord, Thou Great Physician, I kneel before Thee since every good and perfect gift must come from Thee. I pray: Give skill to my hand, clear vision to my mind, kindness and sympathy to my heart. Give me singleness of purpose, strength to lift at least a part of the burden of my suffering fellowmen, and a true realization of the privilege that is mine. Take from my heart all guile and wordliness that with the simple faith of a child, I may rely on Thee. In the name of Jesus Christ, Our Saviour, Amen O Lord, my God, I will give thanks unto thee forever. Psalm 30:12b What shall I render unto the Lord for all his benefits toward me? Psalm 116:12 and Now WALTER C. EHRENFEUCHTER, D.O. Drexel University, B.S. JOl C. EVANS, D.O. The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. M.C Do DR. SMOCK By George Lemont Dear A.M. A: Gentlemen, if you. don ' t -want to consider me for members h.ip, InoW aToou-t taking me ory as a. znascot ? Wotildn ' t it be ftin to h.ave me eiiiter ' tain at hAlftime dixring th.e annu-al Stltxare Bo-wl ? Sinceirely yoiars, j ' Lu e gr THIS one WON ' T gvew; RA.-re AAB a tsllCe TRV, POC . ' Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Mark Twain PAUL EVANS, D.O. University of Miami, B.S. RICHARD J. FEINGOLD, D.O. Washington and Jefferson College, B.A. Bhilodeiphio ColleQe£ --x qsteoRothic Mediane Employ 36 No. Rich - - •■ ' ■.- ; -, ■! ,A Name cu.. :• 7 J Title JAMES W. FITZPATRICK, D.O. University of South Carolina, B.S. ROBERT FLIEGELMAN, D.O. Muhlenberg College, B.S. y ' a ■TDo. DAVID E. FOX, D.O. St. Vincent College, B.A. D 143 Every doctor should be a pharmacist first. BRUCE B. FRANTZ, D.O. Temple University, A.B. Temple University School of Pharmacy, B.S. r We do not come to believe in ourselves Until someone reveals that deep inside us Something is Valuabre Worth listening to Worthy of our trust Sacred to our touch — Edwin M. McMahon Peter A. Campbell Buffalo State College, B.A. JOSEPH GALLAGHER, D.O. University of Maryland, A.B. JOSEPH I GARLAND, D.O. Marquette University, B.S. ANDREW J. GELMAN, D.O. Albright College, B.S. vJ aJLlut w y B. WLEE GUUSER, D.O. Allentown College of St. Francis de Sales, B.A. I had a dream That started quietly And grew. It burned Steadfastly Like the bright And morning star A dream that I Might be And give Ail that I could And now The day has dawned Upon that dream. WARREN GOFF, D.O. Vanderbilt University, B.S. Boston University, B.A. Conizo Q HjrjLArMiy J? Temple University, A.B ), D.O. Columbia University, B.A., M.A. Just as new life will come from death, love will come at leisure. Love of love, love of life and giving without measure Gives in return a wondrous yearn of a promise almost seen. Live hand-in-hand and together we ' ll stand on the threshold of a dream. The Moody Blues . .A house without woman and firelight is like a Body without soul or spirit . Ben Franklin PAUL E. HARRIS, JR., D.O. Otterbein College, B.A. 6. M o, xJ. To my many family members who have shared in these four years, I extend my sincerest appreciation and gratitude. Your encouragement and support have made this endeavor possible. ANNA M. HELT, D.O. University of Pennsylvania, B.A. LOUIS HOWARD fllRSHBERG, D.O. Washington and Jefferson College, B.A. VWi Experience is not what happens to a man, it is what a man does with what happens to him. Huxley ' -t ' ■ jin ■ T ,lll • V J BONNIE L. HOBICZ, D,0. Slippery Rock State College, B.A. Believe nothing merely because you have been told it or because it is traditional or because you yourselves have imagined it. Do not believe what your teacher tells you merely out of respect for the teacher. But whatsoever, after due examination analyzing you find to be conducive to the good, the benefit, the welfare of all beings — that doctrine believe cling to and take as your guide. SAMOEL C. JOSEPH, D.O. Duke University, B.S. Obstructing my path is a fallen tree; Now why did it fall, to encumber me? Is there a plan, a design of some kind; Drawn perhaps by a greater mind? I sense, I feel, I ' m inclined to think It may have been forged as another link. An experience wrought in convenient season; To create an emotion, or give me a reason. A reason to stop and climb on its trunk; Out of the mire in which it has sunk. And there from a place of clearer height. To see ahead with clearer sight. ROBERT C. KASPRZAK, D.O. Bates College, B.S. W. BARRY KERR, D.O. United States Military Academy, B.S. PAUL KEISHIAN, D.O. Saint Peter ' s College, B.S. V t Uue :f J c Drexel University, B.S. You keep allowing your life to become more and more simple. More and more harmonious. And less and less are you grabbing at this and pushing that away. You are listening to hear how it is, rather than imposing a structure. No separation anywhere. Pure awareness. Neither this nor that. Just clarity and being. R.D. Ol. J ■U- Cl A i) 0. DAVID KLINE, D.O. University of Colorado, B.A. To my relatives, who have stood by me and helped me to fulfill a dream. DAVID A. KOHAN, D.O. California State College, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Ursinus College, B.S. O S. i: iJi J o. Life is the love that reaches out building bridges across gulfs of uncertainty . . . to touch hands, hearts and souls in the experience of union Peter Seymour ■a A MICHAEL A. KORPA, D.O. The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. 4J . . j The long and winding road - - ' ?•,•.- ' « ' i-tH «-- - t .. ; ■ ui! ' S f CRAIG KRAUSE, D.O. Albright College, B.S. THE JOURNEY By Michele Krause Tiny foot prints in the sand, We walk on this earth for but a day, Until we reach our journey ' s end, And time, like the waters. Shall take us away. It matters not from where we start Or if we journey fast or slow. But that we all, like those before us. Along the well-worn path must go. How vainly we pon der why we walk. And the mysteries of life we try to unravel! When what matters most is life at this moment. And the happiness of those with whom we travel! BENNETT STEVEN KUCLER, D,0. Temple University, B.A. M- 1 d 6 184 JOHN GERAU) LAOGHNER JR„ D,0. Grove City College, B.S. I 4 ' A Ifl  ■ .-, ' « -•  LEONARD J, KURELLO JR., D.O. King ' s College, B.S. 186 li . 187 io mu. mci-he) and J-oA-her ufho unkilma u and rsho ho mark Ujho aiujaus ir)ad ie 4-ime, ho h ren ho Lot and dauid ujho (usualli ) cxind. es oec a lu. fo mark ivho e ' 9 ' ' CLnd. dourcLOC o d mt ujlnai it all uua5 for - SUSAN WENDI LAWS, D.O. Gannon College, B.S. eEN LAZARUS, D.O. University of Pittsburgh, B.S. =2 a .S fOUR- - Vol-tai t W. CRAIG LEACH, D.O. Washington and Jefferson College, B.A. LIH.E. F Tv te.--Liv:t soF C%Z) 5fei!U iil RICHARD J. LEAVITT, D.O. George Washington University, B.S. ■■■■■I T. LESHNER, D.O. Albright College, B.S. ficlji 7- : , . Illllllli STEVEN A. LILLMARS, D.O. Grove City College, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, B.A. VTi Mx-Ay • c TTvU.tA.aJu S. 6-, The achievement which this graduation represents is shared with those who helped me so devotedly in the past four years. Firstly, to my husband Anthony, who gave his wholehearted love, devotion, and understanding to maintain our strong marital bond despite our 425 mile separation, I am truly thankful. Secondly, to my parents who always encouraged me to strive for excellence in every endeavor, to be a good human being, and who supported me morally and in more mundane ways, I owe immeasurable gratitude. And thirdly, to all those others including my grandmother, brother George, Anthony ' s parents, and my dear friends, especially all those L ' s around me, who each helped me in his own way, I express my sincere thanks. I wish for you all that your lives may be as rewarding and blessed as mine has been. Juniata College, B.S. ; c4xi ) ( ) EDWARD M. LYNCH, D.O. Georgia Southern College, B.S. COLONEL EMMORY CULPEPPER LYNCH (CSA) Robut E. Lee din ' t never surrendered. Grant just stole his sword and Lee was too much a gentleman to ast him to give it back. Sub, war is hale. Just a short note of appreciation to all the individuals who made it possible for me to become a physician. To my parents and family (Dan, Mike, Mary, and Lou) for their emotional, financial, and moral support through the years who deserve more thanks than is possible for me to express. To my dear friends (Margie, Don, Paul, et. al.) who made it possible for me to get by with a little help ... Thanks! To the physicians who demonstrated a sincere interest in their patients and their medical student (myself), especially Drs. Clough, Young, Calabrese, Currie, Semon (at the Cleveland Clinic), MacGuire, Missenhiemer, Wheeler, Kean (at Alientown General), Kilstein (at Lancaster Osteo.), and Condolucci (at Barth) — Thanks! Finally, the other doctors who showed me how not to practice medicine deserve a special thanks also. Good luck to my colleagues! Tim - BRUCE S. MARGOUS, D.O. Temple University, A.B. vwt-€ i . ut t w- c q D- o When you fully comprehend and travel by the laws of reason, confusion will be a stranger in all your combats with disease. Andrew Taylor Still Lake Tahoe, California Owl Head, Groton State Forest, Vermont WHAT J5 (iEAL? ' askedL4  ?abb.+ cre rY ade 5d (L + «5lf c %r« , 7+i o- Does i-l- hu i-f ' ( ' a5 + «?A86rr. hei t hxxrtt. BERNADETTE V. MEADE, D.O. Immaculata College, B.A. BcmcLdLcttly niatde. 0,0. (LP. ' he askedi ffrbH ' bij ' bHj ' ndoes-n ' t t aippe n aJULatffytCA. ' t icd i+he 5ICl t+ffrse.- U)r JJ( -tdo rti;of ' firr happOr ' h people, tuho hh AX easUxji cr-bave 5hta f edae s , an cuho hcuue ii he carefuJUu e , ofifffue, HhiK. hoes betrx looed.off, auyycL, J - ...._. -., . -;U,- e. — ..-.-™ . , because. or ce.)ja -TWi v£LveT€£ « aarr - ' m.aii ' a- ns hope- BRADLEY J. MEEK, D.O. University of Pittsburgh, B.S. In the life of a young man, the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. Sir William Osier A RAJ MEHRA, D.O. Limestone College, B.S. L i o Beauty is truth; truth beauty — that is all ye know on earth and all ye need to know. John Keats The mind in its own place can make a hell of heaven, and heaven of hell. Milton. ' - .■. Know thyself. Socrates GLENN GALBRAITH MILLER, D.O. The Pennsylvania State University, B.A. JERI L. fflLLER, D.O. University of Pittsburgh, B.S. the: Examinations are formidable even to the best prepared, for the greatest fool may ask more than the wisest man can answer. C Cctfon J tven. . . ' ■■ ' Co¥nmenc Geri ' Lynn ' s pebble from her shoe She  a the tinier dcvotcvi „f the 68th Exercises at Irrius Auditormm. t the progruin and that traffic on the she was just  ai  iK for Daddy (uh St n Miller. ' 59) plumb luckf f% PHQLADELPHIA COLLEGE ' ?tj ( aeft( teftee te(t( p. DANIEL MILLER, D.O. Wheaton College, B.S. One does not become a physician alone. The process requires the love, support, and sacrifice of his family. I thank my wife April for making the adjustment from mother to working mother. Also, I thank my darling daughter, Heather, for understanding phrases such as Day Care Center and Daddy must stu dy tonight. However, this page, my life, and future practice will be dedicated to my father. Dr. Paul B. Miller, chiropractor. He has influenced my life through his love, example, and extreme sacrifice. Thanks to my family, this lifelong dream has become a reality. m ji y k JOSEPH N. MOBIUO, D.O. Dickinson College, B.S. Dolor Animi gravior est quam corporis CL 7l-7)U«Ar 0.0. Thanks to Mom, Dad, Marie, John, Roseann, Bill — and their respective troops — and to all the Don Corleone ' s who helped make this possible. The seasons they go round and round, and the painted ponies go up and down. We ' re captive on the carousel of time. We can ' t return, we can only look behind from where we came. And go round and round in the circle game. Joni Mitchell, 1966 THOMAS F, DRLEY, D.O. Temple University, A.B. Upsala College, B.S V: TYV jU D. 0. Waste not the remnant of thy life in those imaginations touching other folk whereby thou contributest not to the common good. Marcus Aurelius Who shall decide when doctors disagree? Pope „ ; - - Immaculata College, B.A. .-- - - -iK yh — .WW, r St. Joseph ' s College, B.S J .c i 6ififff }Kuyfe 4 K 1 w i - -- • H l Hnl 1 N P 1 r % 1 1 w With all the powers of your body concentrated in the hand on the tiller. All the powers of your mind concentrated on the goal beyond the horizon. You laugh as the salt spray catches your face in the second of rest Before a new wave — Sharing the happy freedom of the moment with those who share your responsibility. So — in the self-forgetfulness of concentrated attention — the door opens for you into a pure living intimacy, A shared, timeless happiness, Conveyed by a srmle, A wave of the hand. DONAID L MUSHOLT, D.O. University of Illinois, B.S. Thanks to those vfho have taught me this. Thanks to the days which have taught me this. Markings Dag Hammarskjold tr- - ?..x.X . C. DAVID NOLL, D.O, Franklin and Marshall College, B.A. I never let my education interfere with my learning. Samuel S. Clemens Are you thirsty? said the Lion I ' m dying of thirst, said Jill Then drink, said the Lion May I — could I — would you mind going away while I do? said Jill. The Lion answered this only by a look and a very low growl . . . I daren ' t come and drink, said Jill Then you will die of thirst, said the Lion. Oh dear! said Jill, coming another step nearer. I suppose I must go and look for another stream then. There is no other stream, said the Lion. — from The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis JONATHAN E. OSTROFF, D.O. Temple University, A.B. — To my Grandmother, whose hopeful foresight and subliminal prodding perhaps first instilled this goal within me. — To my Parents, whose selfless assistance and love wove a protective cocoon about me; grieving empathetically with my failures and setbacks, tolerant of my weaknesses, profoundly jubilant with my triumphs. — To my Mentors and Friends — you know of whom I speak — words cannot express what you have given me this day. — To my future Offspring — May you grow to know: — the Happiness one feels at the attainment of a Dream, — the Comfort of knowing a family and friends who would give so much of themselves for so little in return, — the Infinite Love to be shared with a Mate such as your Mother, — and that — the Sum of all these Parts is most assuredly greater than the Whole could ever strive to be. — Most importantly, to my loving wife Sharon, whose boundless devotion, arduous labors, and unceasing faith in me has forged the very confidence upon which this success was built (from a shapeless mass of uncertainties) and has enabled me to attain this goal, my personal Holy Grail. Please know that if I had nothing in this world but your love and companionship, it would be enough ... Eat Your Heart Out, Rocky!! This page is dedicated to my family; whose love and understanding helped fulfill my dream. GEORGE E. PALMER III, D.O. Thiel College, B.A. H IH rpwH H |Mp J « jBB Stsl K ' ; ' ' ' ,l£r. msm . ,i- ' ' ||t Jr B HShb ilk.- ' y ' |B ' $ ' Hi ■ EVELYN E. PARTRIDGE, D.O. Hampton Institute, B.A. Temple University School of Pharmacy, B.S. in Pharmacy m ROBERT M. PASCHALL, D.O. Temple University, B.S. p ' ■ ■■ ' ■ ' • Wi r K . HK i H . S- i W:mL L - ■ H - ifl B ■H J oBRb ' ' r n N i lANNE PATTERSON, D.O. Manhattanville College, B.A. 222 LA SALLE .C.O.M, MICHAEL PEARLMAN, D,0. LaSalle College, B.A. Warehouseman Delivery X-Ray Developer Runner, Orderly Bellhop, Nightclerk Collator Car Jockey Counselor, Camp Director S.E.P.T.A. Checker Fuller Brush Man Pressman H P ' s Elliot and Sherry Ann and Sam DAVID M. PETRO, D.O. Villanova University, B.S. _iL K i:r,3)o Pennsylvania State University, B.S., M.Ed. «l, - There is no point in work unless it absorbs you like an interesting game If it doesn ' t absorb you, if it ' s not any fun, don ' t do it. STAGEY I, POLAN, D.O. Bryn Mawr College, A.B. ft ¥ P;.r. , ' i fi,Vr ..l ... Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here? asked Alice. That depends a great deal on where you want to get to, said the Cat. — from Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll V. St. Joseph ' s College, B.S. THERESA C. POWER, D.O. La Salle College, B.A. I hwje. a. poU) lonaX.(i cAavlng { oK tiiz, iofi ■i tA.agglz, ion. mn.k, and that cAavtng -c6 nU.ngle.d tn my iouZ wiXh my love, { ofi yoa Ldm i jlitfee, and jtut bdcau t you. an.z btautx{iUZ iZ 4eejn4 to me thoX ti i too ' U bejxutl{,u£l Anton Cke.khov, T ie Smguil. Hsl, , ROBERT R. REAGLE, D.O. Westminster College, B.S. STACY A. ROBERTSON, D.O. Allegheny College, B.S. y ' V- O. jiA O. c ' U tita Tu ff. or But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint. Isiah 40:31 To Them: What to say and how to say it presents a difficult task, I dedicate the following to all of those who contributed to my education, may I express my heartfelt thanks and sincerest appreciation to all of you for your unfailing encouragement and support. To my wife, Nancy, without whose constant devotion and understanding I could not have attained my lifelong ambition. Your unselfishness and love gave me the wherewithall to persevere in difficult times; your strength gave me the freedom to finish my task, ifree from the responsibility of a husband and father. To my daughter, Alyson, from your first cry at birth, you captured my heart; you give me the happiness only a daughter can give to her father, you provide me with the lighter moments to gather my thoughts. To my father, how can I express my deepest gratitude for all of your moral, professional and financial support. Your wisdom guided me in times of despair, your encouragement bolstered my sagging confidence. To my in-laws, without whose unfailing support, understanding, and time would have made my goal much more difficult to attain, you provided me with means of escape, a place of quite retreat. To my brothers and sisters, for you gave me that which only a brother or sister would give; your time and love. To our grandparents, for their aid and wisdom that only age can bring, my sincerest appreciation and thanks. Last and probably most important, to my mother, your memory is still fresh in my mind, your love for our family was foremost in your mind. Without your encouragement through the early years, I would never have made it to school. You are severely missed by all of us. Thank you all, Alex Rodi Jr., D.O. Al£XANDER E. RODI, JR., D.O. LaSalle College, B.A. EUGENE H. W, D.O. Dickinson College, B.S. EDWARD F. RYAN, JR., D.O. Boston College, B.S. I want to thank my parents for giving up so much for my benefit, my sister Diane for putting up with me at home, and Kathy, for her perseverance and unending support. CAROL L ST. GEORGE, D.O. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, B.S. We are here to add what we can to, not get what we can from. Life. Osier With deepest gratitude to my parents — To my father, for his intellectual stimulation, exemplary professionalism and inspiring courage, and to my mother, without whose love, emotional and financial support, I could not have reached this goal. Thank you. ■ ' ( i m i iL m 4« SCOTT A. SALKIND, D.O. Temple University, B.S. V , M lip 0 -. M E V H Hb - H M f K w r v SUSAN M. SCHWERDTFECER, D.O. Fairleigh Dickinson University, B.S. fY], X. vJtL b.o Well, June 3, 1979 has finally arrived and I couldn ' t have made It without the help of all of you. A special thanks goes to my daughter, Anne Marie, for without her understanding and help I would have never started on this venture let alone finish. I love you and thanks for tolerating all those rotten hours and mood swings. To my parents, thanks for the frequent trips from W. Va., and for pitching in when the hours were too long and the money too short. To Norma Buzas, surrogate mother and manipulator of schedules, and to all of the Mental Health Unit staff; not only did you keep me mentally healthy, but you provided me with a means of which to eat. I love you all and only you have made this all possible. I know I am solid and sound. To me the converging objects of the universe perpetually flow, All are written to me, and I must get what the writing means. Walt Whitman MCHAEL H. SEGAL, D.O. Shippensburg State College, B.A. wiLyAM D. mm, d.o. Juniata College, B.S. Listen to the will of God . . . And believe in yourself — Me W : ;-: It K- ' _ '  , jy STEPHEN T. SEW, D.O. The State University of New York at Buffalo, B.A. RICHARD L. SHMR, D.O. Northwestern University, B.A. J BRIAN SILVERMAN, D.O. Franklin and Marshall College, B.A ; ' t- - u • ycMy -e . AILAN H. SLAWSKY, D.O. The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Temple University, M.S. BARRY L SiTH, D.O. University of Delaware, B.A. ; STEVEN SMITH, D.O. La Salle College, B.A. ) 248 PETER E, SOJKA, D,0. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, B.S. in Pharmacy I refuse to accept anything less than all that life has to offer, and I refuse to give less than all that God has given to me. With loving appreciation to my roommate, Karen — all my love. 249 Bennington College, B.A Hca - - -- _ MjU. ' .- ' u Q(2 The unforgivable sin is not to become all that you can as a human being, given the circumstances of life that we have to accept. R.D. Laing Mom and Dad, thank you! DAVID JOSHUA STERN, D.O. La Salle College, B.A. Bf , 0. 0, 1 H 1 1 1 1 K 1 ■■V- M 1 pc ! ' 1 1 fc. 1 Juniata College, B.S. 4malll ,l rK. i). ?-, 7 - Worse comes to worst, I ' ll get along ... I don ' t know how, but Sometimes I can be strong. Billy Joel MORTKR JAMES STRONG, D.O. Brooklyn College, B.S. pioJi r jeiyyTih 94m J20, B. DOOCLAS SUSAVAGE, D.O. Saint Francis College, B.A. ,- ji r Q C7 p e, QidJL appre iaifon -fti nnuj in5pirinQ DQrerrts Q cL MARY SWAJIAN, D.O. Rhode Island College, B.A. CiM (Woju iM s. WILUl B. SWALLOW, D.O. Bucknell University, B.S., M.S. ,F «■ ' t- S. ' - ' - P VTr L WASYL TERLECKY, JR., D.O. The State University of New York at Albany, B.S w ' BRUCE R. TIITON, D.O. Covenant College, A.B. Rutgers — The State University, M.S. St. Joseph ' s College, B.S. V— f jjjijjjl To make a great dream come true, the first MlP- ' Ja requirement is a great capacity to dream; the .•j iSf , ts second is persistence — a faith in the dream. Hans Selye, M.D. Yen Hui said, May I ask what is fasting of the mind? Confucius said, Your will must be one. Do not listen with your ears but with your mind. Do not listen with your mind but with your vital energy. Ears can only hear, mind can only think, but vital energy is empty, receptive to all things, Tao abides in emptiness. Emptiness is the fasting of the mind. Chuong Tzu CHARLES J. TRICIANI, D.O. Muhlenberg College, B.S. RICK L TURNER, D.O. Southern Illinois University, B.A. Q a(_. ' RONAU) P. TURNICKY, D.O. United State Military Academy, B.S. can do all things through y Him who strengthens me Phil. 4:13 ( _- THOMAS A. TYIMN, D.O. The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. A day at the playground A day with my sunshine STEPHEN F. UHIMN, D.O. University of Pittsburgh, B.S. BARBARA A. VILUSHIS, D.O. College Misericordia, B.S. i cAu o ■! iJii wi OJe e Uor l)e nnTrt-o io choose i4i e. 15 (3 0l 5 ' , I) e H-flK 1w4eS ' 7 ' OLj PAUL E. VISNESKI, D.O. Lebanon Valley College, B.S. OcCtA:cclS . LlU.p.O. — 1 ■ VBHIffiliK s l n m mpil ft IT  3 t 5 i 1 1 B m 1 1 Ik d gjjl i m MICKEY BRENNAN VOUGHT, D.O. Indiana University of PA, B.S. 270 jf OFOSr ROBERT J. WEISS, D.O. University of Delaware, B.A. EARL J. WENNER, JR., D.O. King ' s College, B.S. WILLIAM A. WEWER, D.O. Elizabethtown College, B.S. THOMAS J. WHALEN, D.O. St. Joseph ' s College, B.S. W y l Lit ) ' First in the Class of 1979 DANIEL E. won, D.O. Indiana University of Pa., B.S. Did you know that when I put my hand On a Crying child ' s head, whispering sssh It is you whispering softly, rocking him Close to my chest That love that I feel for a wide-eyed baby That I never saw before. That is your love for me GEORGE J. WOLTERS, D.O. Widener College, B.S. David Brent, M.D. OJoJ e T: o. • ' i w • The true physician does not preach repentence, he offers absolution H.L. Mencken f I r Mv n MICHAEL A. YEDINAK, D.O. King ' s College, B.S. Zc t J ( 280 MILUCENT G. ZACIR, D.O. Chatham College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. GjujJobiw , acwTvt), rvvAoKy , a|flu beruTLUi-M-ki foMjtftDU u 6 ojJL aii fUii-Ltiy;) Q)tAM. Ywa4lfru €Aii- cop rwuXi Vv X . fi tLr ojuxx-vvKtu. 281 To my father, whose unselfish spirit and generous assistance provided such luxuries for me that I could realize my ambitions, however haughty, with little effort. SILVIO J. ZAPPASODI, D.O. University of Pennsylvania, B.A. M JK 1 ■ j K.: ' ' ; ' ' ' ' iSIUh v H J M r .flt« ' r ' fM M 1 -V. Vr Hp H 1 mB Wk ti H ra • ' ' t:..::...: ..: ' ..: - :-r-.?g?? ' 289 ' 1 --r ' 1 .V J ' ■.■ ' J. ' S W- ' ' H v p8 ri . ' iC • : LIST OF INTERNSHIPS Susan Albert Rodney Altman Steven Arnow Barry Austin Mark Avart Gary Backner John Baker Richard Batchelet Dominic Bontempo John Boschetti Peter Bottar John Bowden Daniel Boyle John Brabazon Jeffery Brand Robert Brehouse Edward Brennan Earl Brinser Zoltan Brody Lawrence Brown William Brown Ralph Burdick David Callahan Ralph Carungi Thomas Cerato Anthony Cerone Louis Chanin Daniel Cherry Ronald Cohen Libert Colombo Thomas Connelly Pamela Crilley Edward Cullen Sharon Curlik James Dale Susan Dallimonti Nicholas Dalsey Alfred D ' Angelo Michael Davidson Drake DeHart Frank DeLia Susan DiBono Margaret Dickerson Richard Donlick Eric Dornblaser Paul Doughty Dennis Drehner Kenneth Dunkle Gordon Eck Walter Ehrenfeuchter John C. Evans John H. Evans Paul Evans Richard Feingold John Feldmeier James Fitzpatrick Robert Fliegelman David Fox Bruce Frantz Harry Frederick Joseph Gallagher Joseph Garland Andrew Gelman Peter Gent Robert Giuliano Thomas Jefferson University Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Community Hospital of South Broward West Allegheny Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Warren General Hospital Warren General Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Suburban General Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital Delaware Valley Hospital Brooke Army Medical Center Delaware Valley Medical Center Parkview Hospital Delaware Valley Medical Center John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Parkview Hospital Interboro General Hospital Doctors Osteopathic Hospital Suburban General Hospital Riverside Hospital Wilmington Medical Center Tripler Army Medical Center Phoenix General Hospital John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Suburban General Hospital Tripler Army Medical Center Metropolitan Hospital Letterman Hospital Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Delaware Valley Medical Center Doctor ' s Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Delaware Valley Medical Center Suburban General Hospital John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Memorial Osteopathic Hospital Tri-County Hospital Memorial Osteopathic Hospital Tri-County Hospital Suburban General Hospital Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine Riverside Hospital Pensacola Navy Hospital David Grant USAF Medical Center Washington Memorial Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion F.H. Barth Pavilion Suburban General Hospital Saginaw Osteopathic Hospital Letterman Army Medical Center Metropolitan Hospital David Grant USAF Medical Center John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine Erie Osteopathic Hospital John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital South Bend Osteopathic Hospital Orlando General Hospital Grandview Hospital Metropolitan Hospital Delaware Valley Medical Center Parkview Hospital Marilee Glauser Jose Gochoco Warren Goff Joel Goldberg Daniel Gooding James Gronemeyer Dennis Guest Jeffrey Haberern Richard Hale Robert Hallworth Lynwood Hammers Paul Harris Anna Helt Keith Henderson Louis Hirshberg Kurt Hofmann Mark Holencik Bonnie Hubicz Robert Hynick Samuel Joseph Nicholas Juele Robert Kasprzak George Kenis Barry Kerr Paul Keshishian David Kessler David Kline David Kohan Nelson Kopyt Arnold Koriakin Michael Korpa Gregory Kosmorsky Craig Krause Bennett Kugler Christine Sturm Kurello Leonard Kurello John Laughner Susan Laws Ben Lazarus William Craig Leach Richard Leavitt Richard Leshner Steven Lillmars Maria Limberakis Susan Lowry Edward Lynch Timothy McCloskey Alan Maniet Larry Marder Bruce Margolis Stephen Matarese Bernadette Meade Sharon Meals Brad Meek Rajesh Mehra Glenn Miller Jeri Miller Daniel Miller Joseph Mobilio Thomas Morley John Morlino Teresa Morone William Murphy Donald Musholt David Noll Terrence Obringer Jonathan Ostroff Jeffrey Packer Allentown Osteopathic Hospital Phoenix General Hospital Botsford Hospital Tri-County Hospital Brooke Army Medical Center Public Health-Staten Island F.H. Barth Pavilion Allentown Osteopathic Hospital Suburban General Hospital Suburban General Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Doctor ' s Hospital Metropolitan Hospital Memorial Osteopathic Hospital Parkview Hospital Washington Memorial Hospital Community General Hospital Metropolitan Hospital Allentown Osteopathic Hospital Letterman Army Medical Center Cherry Hill Medical Center Osteopathic Hospital of Maine Tri-County Hospital Tripler Army Medical Center Saddle Brook General Hospital Community General Osteopathic Hospital Rocky Mountain Osteopathic Hospital Grandview Hospital Detroit Osteopathic Hospital Washington Memorial Hospital Lansing General Hospital Delaware Valley Medical Center Allentown Osteopathic Hospital Tri-County Hospital Allentown Osteopathic Hospital Allentown Osteopathic Hospital Suburban General Hospital Washington Memorial Hospital John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Metropolitan Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital Parkview Hospital Washington Memorial Hospital Mercy Catholic Medical Center Erie Osteopathic Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion F.H. Barth Pavilion Dwight D. Eisenhower Medical Center Mercy Catholic Medical Center F.H. Barth Pavilion Warren General Hospital Norfolk General Hospital Parkview Hospital Cherry Hill Medical Center Hospital of University of Maryland John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Memorial General Hospital John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Delaware Valley Medical Center Shenango Valley Osteopathic Hospital Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Parkview Hospital John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital George Palmer Evelyn Partridge Robert Paschall leanne Patterson Michael P earlman David Petro Darrell Petz Stacey Poian James Pollock Joseph Pongonis Theresa Power William Previte Robert Reagle Susan Robbins Stacey Robertson Alexander Rodi Eugene Roos Edward Ryan Carol St. George Scott Salkind Susan Schwerdtfeger Michael Segal William Seibert Stephen Sesody Richard Shaffer Alan Shakt Brian Silverman Allan Slawsky Barry Smith Steven Smith Peter Sojka Glenn Stehman )eanne Steiner David Stern Donald Stone Mortimer Strong Bernard Susavage Mary Swajian William Swallow David Tanner Wasyl Terlecky Bruce Tilton Kenneth Toff Charles Trigiani Richard Turner Ronald Turnicky Thomas Tylman Stephen Uhlman Barbara Vilushis Paul Visneski Patrick Vlahos Mickey Brennan Vought Robert Weiss Earl Wenner William Wewer Thomas Whalen Douglas Wise Kenneth Wiseman Daniel Wolf George Wolters Michael Yedinak Daniel Yutronich Millicent Zacher Silvio Zappasodi Thomas Zelonis John Zoshak Erie Osteopathic Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Mercy Catholic Medical Center Tri-County Hospital Union Memorial Hospital Delaware Valley Medical Center St. Francis General Hospital Metropolitan Hospital Doctor ' s Osteopathic Hospital Delaware Valley Medical Center Delaware Valley Medical Center Tripler Army Medical Center John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine Allentown Osteopathic Hospital John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine Suburban General Hospital Tri-County Hospital Metropolitan Hospital Memorial General Hospital Delaware Valley Medical Center Community General Osteopathic Hospital Brooke Army Medical Center Parkview Hospital Osteopathic General Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Parkview Hospital Tri-County Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Parkview Hospital Riverside Hospital John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Detroit Osteopathic Hospital Albert Einstein Medical Center (North) William Beaumont Army Medical Center Tri-County Hospital Community General Osteopathic Hospital Community General Osteopathic Hospital Grandview Hospital Saddle Brook General Hospital Metropolitan Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion F.H. Barth Pavilion Washington Memorial Hospital Doctor ' s Osteopathic Hospital Allentown Osteopathic Hospital Community General Osteopathic Hospital Doctor ' s Osteopathic Hospital Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine Geisinger Medical Center Womack Army Hospital Community General Osteopathic Hospital Bryn Mawr Hospital Lansing General Osteopathic Hospital F.H. Barth Pavilion Naval Regional Medical Center Cherry Hill Medical Center William Beaumont Army Medical Center Community General Osteopathic Hospital Albert Einstein Medical Center John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Doctor ' s Osteopathic Hospital Allentown Osteopathic Hospital 293 THE OSTEOPATHIC OATH I do hereby affirm my loyalty to the profes- sion I am about to enter. I will be mindful always of my great respon- sibility to preserve the health and the life of my patients, to retain their confidence and respect both as a physician and a friend who will guard their secrets with scrupulous honor and fidel- ity, to perform faithfully my professional duties, to employ only those recognized methods of treatment consistent with good judgment and with my skill and ability, keep- ing in mind always nature ' s laws and the body ' s inherent capacity for recovery. I will be ever vigilant in aiding in the gen- eral welfare of the community, sustaining its laws and institutions, not engaging in those practices which will in any way bring shame or discredit upon myself or my profession. I will give no drugs for deadly purposes to any per- son, though it be asked of me. I will endeavor to work in accord with my colleagues in a spirit of progressive co- operation, and never by word or by act cast imputations upon them or their rightful prac- tices. I will look with respect and esteem upon all those who have taught me my art. To my col- lege I will be loyal and strive always for its best interests and for the interests of the students who will come after me. I will be ever alert to further the application of basic biologic truths to the healing arts and to develop the princi- ples of osteopathy which were first enunciated by Andrew Taylor Still. HIPPOCRATIC OATH I swear by Apollo the physician and Aes- culapius and Hygeia and Panacea and all the gods and goddesses that according to my abil- ity and judgment: I will keep this oath and this stipulation — to reckon him who taught me this Art equally dear to me as my parents; to share my sub- stance with him and relieve his necessities if required; to look upon his offspring in the same footing as my own brothers and to teach them this Art if they shall wish to learn it. Without fee on stipulation and that by pre- cept, lecture and every other mode of instruc- tion, I will impart a knowledge of the Art to my own sons, and those of my teachers, and to dis- ciples bound by a stipulation and oath. According to the law of medicine but to none others, I will follow the system of regimen which according to my ability and judgment I consider for the benefit of my patients and abs- tain from whatever is deleterious and mis- chievous. I will give no deadly medicine to any one if asked nor suggest any such counsel and in like manner I will not give to a woman a plessary to produce abortion. With purity and with holiness I will pass my life and practice my art. I will not cut persons laboring under the stone, but will leave this to be done by men who are practitioners of this work. Into whatever houses I enter, I will go into them for the benefit of the sick, and I will abstain from every voluntary act of mischief and corruption. And further from the seduction of females or males of freemen and slaves. Whatever in connection with my professional practice or not in connection with it, I see or hear in the life of men which ought not to be spoken of abroad. I will not divulge as reckoning that all such should be kept secret. While I continue to keep this oath unviolated, may it be granted to me to enjoy life and the practice of the Art respected by all men in all times! But should I trespass and violate this Oath, may the reverse be my lot! 295 To cure sometimes ... to relieve often . . . to care always. Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Thomas M. Rowland, Jr. President The Members of the Board of Trustees of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine extend our most sincere congratulations to the Class of 1979 Dr. Elmer S. Carll Hon. John Morgan Davis Dr. William J. Davis Dr. Robert C. Erwin Mr. Dalck Feith Dr. B.T. Bailey Flack Mr. William C. Flanders Dr. Paul H. Hatch Mr. E. John Hesketh Mr. Glenn J. Hoffman Hon. J. Sydney Hoffman, Chairman Mr. Melvin C. Howell Dr. Richard Koch Dr. Herman Kohn Hon. George D. Mansfield Mr. William McCarter Mrs. Nancy McCullen Dr. Ruth E. Purdy Dr. James H. Raid Hon. Samuel J. Roberts Dr. Thomas M. Rowland, Jr. Dr. Reed Speer Dr. Mortimer J. Sullivan Dr. A. Aline Swift Dr. Foster C. True Mr. Gardiner A. Warner Mr. F. Reeve Williams OUR BEST WISHES TO THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE 1979 GRADUATING CLASS INTERNAL MEDICINE ASSOCIATES Albert J. Fomace, D.O. Joseph V. Koehler, D.O. Martin D. Bascove, D.O. James E. McHugh, D.O. Donald J. Sesso, D.O. 2705 DeKalb Pike, Suite 20L Norristown, Pennsylvania 19401 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE 4150 City Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19131 (215) 581-6000 =! iS:HSlJ !liB|lSHili iiFiiEiBarTf rri P liffflr Pp k- - Alfred A. Meltzer, Administrator AOA approved for: INTERNSHIP TRAINING 212 Beds RESIDENCIES: Anesthesiology Emergency Medicine General Practice Internal Medicine Neurosurgery Obstetrics Gynecology Ophthalmology Orthopedics Otorhinolaryngology Pathology Pediatrics Radiology Surgery (General) Urology FELLOWSHIPS: Hematology Medical Diseases of the Chest For infonnation, write Richard Papa, D.O., Director of Medical Education CONGRATULATIONS TO iMARIA AND ALL THE P.C.O.M. GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1979 Dr. and Mrs. Anthony G.B. Borden and George CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 79 METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL 1 . ......wV ' t ' -- 201 North Eighth Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19106 (215) 238-2000 .f S Wayne G. Byerly Executive Director General Practice General Surgery Internal Medicine Nephrology Boris H. Traven, D.O., F.A.O.C.A. Medical Director Director of Medical Education A.O.A. APPROVED INTERN and RESIDENCY PROGRAMS Ob-Gyn Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Radiology Urologic Surgery iiiiii! iiii JJJP-Jc. CHERRY HILL MEDICAL CENTER Approved internships with rotating services for twelve months Approved Residencies: Anesthesiology Internal Medicine Orthopedic Surgery Otorhinolaryngology Pathology Pediatrics Proctology Radiology Surgery Urology We are a 266 bed, suburban hospital serving patients from South Jersey and the Philadelphia area: committed to medical progress, quality care, and continuing education. Chapel Avenue and Cooper Landing Road, Cherry Hill, N.J. 08002 (609) 665-2000 William H. Morrison, Executive Director CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 from THE DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS Samuel L. Caruso, D.O. Joseph Dieterle, D.O. Robert Berger, D.O. Sandra Gawchik, D.O. Alice Rogers, D.O. Harr - Flanagan, D.O. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 from The Students ' Spouses Auxiliary of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 FROM THE P.C.O.M. DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY Dr. Raymond Ruberg Dr. Nicholas C. Pedano Dr. Henry D ' Alonzo Dr. Thomas Powell Dr. Leonard Finkelstein Dr. Galen S. Young, Sr. Dr. Sherman Leis Dr. Robert H. Jama Dr. Alexander Chernyk CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO DR. RICHARD T. LESHNER froi Mom, Dad, Cathy, and Juliet CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 from Richard A. Anderson, D.O. Director of Medical Education Parkview Hospital — Philadelphia THE WOMEN ' S GUILD of the Hospital VERY BEST WISHES of TO THE CLASS OF P.C.O.M. 1979 extend Carol A. Fox CONGRATULATIONS Director of Admissions BEST WISHES and Student Affairs to the CLASS OF 1979 BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1979 from Mr. Mrs. Andrew M. Kohan GOOD LUCK CLASS 79 May God guide our son Patrick and all his classmates to help heal and comfort the sick. Mr. Mrs. George T. Vlahos 305 Congratulations To A Great Senior Class JACK R. MENDELSOHN, C.L.U. Mendelsohn-Lubeck and Company Insurance and Financial Planning Suite 1921 3 Penn Center Plaza Philadelphia, Pa. 564-0550 CONGRATULATIONS from TRI-COUNTY ORTHOPAEDIC P.A. Kenneth P. Heist, D.O. Roy L. Gorin, D.O. Washington Medical Towers TurnersviUe, N.J. 08012 589-7770 109 E. Laurel Rd. Stratford, N.J. 627-2600 CONGRATULATIONS WASYL TERLECKY, D.O. MNOHAYA LIT A Mom Dad Michael Irene BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 Dr. Mrs. Dominic J. Bontempo Sr. p PARKVIEW HOSPITAL 1331 East Wyoming Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19124 (215)533-8440 Approved For: • Intern Training • Residency Training: Anesthesiology • Pediatrics Internal Medicine Radiology Obstetrics- Gynecology • General Surgery Urology Presently 223 Beds CONGR- TULATIONS to The Class of 1979 from the Staff and Board of Trustees of Allentown Osteopathic Hospital CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE OF PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE JOHN W. BECHER, D.O., CHAIRMAN EDWARD J. SARAMA, D.O. STEVEN J. PARRILLO, D.O. MICHAEL L. MANSI, D.O. PHYSICIAN FINANCIAL SERVICES Financial counseling specialists to the Medical Profession for twenty years INSURANCE FINANCING INVESTMENT REFERRAL Life Personal Keogh Practice Set Up Disability Mortgage Pensions Practice Management Major Medical Equipment Mutual Funds Computer Billing Association Term Leasing Deferred Incorporation Estate Planning Insurance Premiums Compensation MARCIANO ASSOCIATES 146 Montgomery Avenue Bala-Cvnwyd, Pa. 19004 (215) 667-1760 BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE Dr. Mrs. Leonard Finkelstein BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 Dr. George H. Guest BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 from REGIONAL INTERNAL MEDICINE ASSOCIATES, LTD. I. JOEL BERMAN, D.O. M. ROSSMAN, D.O. W. SNYDER, D.O. R.T. CARVAJAL, M.D. Best Wishes From SANUOX SANDOZ PHARMACEUTICALS East Hanover, N.J. 07936 Ed Boner, Associate Medical Sciences Liaison (215) 256-9302 PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE BOOKSTORE Thanking the Class of 1979 for your patronage wishing you every success MEDICAL BOOKS, SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT CHRIS PHILLIPS SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOME TOM DAVEN MAIL ORDER BOOKS BRENDA ABRAHAM Open Mon.-Fri. 10:00-4:00 P.M. (215) 581-6355 PCOM ' s Class of 79 Best wishes to all of -ou then — Put yourself in intensive care POLACHEK COMPANY INCORPORATED LIFE INSURANCE GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS INSURANCE EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS MONEY MANAGEMENT 830 Oliver Building, Mellon Square, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222 (412) 391-4042 830 OLIVER BUILDING, MELLON SQUARE, PUTTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 15222 (412) 391-4042 AVAR FLOWERS FRUIT BASKETS 6157 Woodland Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. I9I42 (215) SA4-1244 SA4-3330 OFFICIAL FLORIST FOR P.C.O.M. COMPLIMENTS Henry A. D ' Alonzo, D.O. ' SURGERY IS THE SALVATION OF MANKIND Harry Binder, D.O. Sept. 1951 313 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1979 Leonard B. Segal, D.O. James L. Harris, D.O. Delaware Valley Medical Center Bristol, Pennsylvania OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 Mr. Mrs. William E. Fitzpatrick Knowledge has been gained, whereby mankind shall benefit. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 Mr. Mrs. John Turnicky Compliments of DEPT. OF PATHOLOGY AND LABORATORY MEDICINE CHERRY HILL MEDICAL CENTER Wm. L. Silverman, D.O. Chairman BRISTOL REPRESENTED BY WILLIAM A. BENNETT, JR. 177 Flinders Reef Ocean City, N.J. 08226 (609) 399-8091 BEST WISHES JOHN YARDUMIAN, D.O. Rosemarie Michael (201) 541-6018 ROSE MARIE ' S FANCIES Wholesale Retail Trim-A-Tree Shop Centerpieces Candle Shop 268 Washington Ave. Artificial Flowers Arrangements Styrofoam Carteret, N.J. 07008 A.O.A. APPROVED INTERNSHIPS RESIDENCIES IN INTERNAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY Excellent Career Opportunities C. E. CLARY M.H.A., ADMINISTRATOR F. G, UBERTIy D.O. DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL EDUCATION Best Wishes From SHENANGO VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL FARRELL, PENNSYLVANIA 16121 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 ROBERT L. MEALS, D.O., M.Sc, F.A.C.O.R. Professor and Chairman, Department of Radiology Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital 1175 CLARK STREET LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA 17604 Myron A. Metropole EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Victor M. Bove, D.O. MEDICAL DIRECTOR Director of Medical Education AN OPEN STAFF HOSPITAL THE HOSPITAL TO LEARN, PRACTICE, TEACH. THE HOSPITAL: 256 beds including 18 cribs, 12 bassinettes, 12 bed Intensive Care Unit, 4 bed Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, 4 Bassinette Infant Intensive Care Unit, 6 Operating Rooms, Internships, Residencies (General Practice, General Surgery, Interna Medi- cine, Obstetrics Gynocology, Pathology, Pediatrics, Radiology, Urology). Approved by Penna. Dept. of Health for participation :n vhe Medicare Program. Member of American Osteopathic Association, Penna. Osteopathic Hospital Association, American Osteopathic Hospital Association and Hospital Association of Pennsylvania. THE COMMUNITY: Population - 350,000, rich in agriculture, commerce, industry, tourism, home of the Amish, Park City Mall fr ver 135 stores), Farmers ' Markets. Good housing, transportation (plane and rail commuters), modern schools, 3 colleges in Lancaster, 3 colleges w ithin 30 miles. PROFESSIONAL GROWTH AND OPPORTUNITY: Staff openings available for all specialties and general practice. Continuous Intern and Resident training programs. The place to build a future professionally and personally. THE CONTACT: For further information, contact the Executive Director or the Medical Director Director of Medical Education — Telephone; (717) 397-3711, Extension 2404, to discuss your future at LOH. 36 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF 1979 ROBERT J. ALTMAN, REAL ESTATE 707 Merchant Street Ambridge, Pa. 15003 (412) 266-2210 (412) 266-5448 Established 1961 Member of Local and National Realtors Association Member of Beaver Count - Multiple Listing Ser ' ice, Inc. Real Estate Consultant Appraising Leasing, Residential Commercial All Lines of Insurance: Fire, Casualt ' , Auto, Life, Bonds ROBERT J. ALTMAN, Realtor DOROTHY A. ALTMAN, Realtor Associate GEORGE E. ALTMAN, Realtor Associate DR. RODNEY S. ALTMAN, Realtor Associate STEPHEN M. TKATCH, Officer Manager Consultant CARRIE E. ALTHOFF, Referrals Commercial Sales Managements Residential Sales m REALTOR CONGRATULATIONS from JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Stratford, New Jersey SdJU ERIE OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL A.O.A. Approved for Internship Training We are a progressive 102 bed . . . and growing . . . total care facility located in the heart of Pennsylvania vacationland on the shores of Lake Erie. If interested in starting a career with us call: Charles D. DeMott, Administrator or John M. Ferretti, D.O., Director of Medical Education at 814 864-4031 5515 Peach St. Erie, Pennsylvania 16509 INSURE IN YOUR OWN COMPANY fif FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS For your professional liability insurance join with other nnennbers of the Osteopathic Medical Profession THE OLDEST DOCTOR OWNED MALPRACTICE INSURANCE COMPANY PROFESSIONAL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY TWO EAST GREGORY • KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 641 14 • (816)523-1835 NOT YET LICENSED IN ALL STATES — MANAGED BY— PROFESSIONAL AGENCY SERVICE CORPORATION REPRESENTING OTHER FINE INSURANCE COMPANIES ADMINISTRATORS OF THE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS INSURANCE TRUST (OPIT) Financed and Operated by OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Serving the insurance needs of the Osteopathic Profession since 1959 LIFE • HEALTH • DISABILITY • MEDICAL • GROUP • PENSION • RETIREMENT • ANNUITIES BUSINESS INSURANCE • CASUALTY PROPERTY INSURANCE • PERSONAL INSURANCE PETER GAUD 2300 Walnut Street — Apt. 402 Photography Philadelphia, Pa. (215)-561-3131 BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE Theodore P. Mauer, D.O. WELL-WISHERS Anita H. Atkins, D.O. Lt. Col. Mrs. Daniel J. Boyle Spencer G. Bradford, D.O. Mr. Mrs. Ernest Burdick Colonial Clinic Sharon M. Curlik Mr. Mrs. James G. Dale Dallimonti Family — Renzo Eileen Dr. Mrs. Domenic A. DeBias Mr. Mrs. Philip W. DeHart Dept. of Public Relations — P.C.O.M. Mrs. Fae Frantz Mr. Mrs. George E. Gronemeyer Mr. Mrs. Bela Michael Haberern David Margaret Heilig Mr. Mrs. Sol Hirshberg Frank Edna Hofman Mr. Mrs. Joe Joseph Jeff Mr. Mrs. William Leach Family Mr. Mrs. Alan Maniet, Sr. Dr. Sherwood R. Mercer Mr. Mrs. Ambrose J. Musholt Mr. Hale Peffall Mr. Mrs. Steve Petak Mrs. L.F. Petz Lynn F. Sumerson, D.O. Donald Rachel Thome Virginia A. Thompson Mr. Mrs. Fred Toff Mr. Mrs. Eugene Wolf CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 Mrs. Doris Wolters AHHH! To my friends and family Thanks — Lou Only the most sophisticated Public Relations Department at P.C.O.M. 323 No one really listens to anyone else, and if you try it for awhile you ' ll see why . . . Mignon McLaughlin v Get drunks get high, and enjoy Erie! aC ' LL NBV£K ET THIS SeCONb | 0WfV ' ' pY AMlt ftl. TRPiCT woRR fleooT- J-r. .. -THffT ' .S WHAT .3: lt , , Give you 5-3 PCOM loses Oh!!! Hello Mrs. Boyle 605 . M pU- .i3fiftSF - ;■• ' :■•■::??:., ;-ia;tf- J eoo C cx vvv x4 - Th v px t ooK V Ok Wcu W fi -H) ccK tfi C S o ViOok O ABWJ 1. 1 lif ' ' • ' _i  •  f ' . . B f. ' r v«r vf ' •—