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

Text from Pages 1 - 376 of the 1982 volume:

THIS BOOK DOES HOT CIRCULATE f 3 i In Ol ; ay ff vr. w v.- ' r y ,rr Philadelphia Cole SBSSSIBii j RODSKY MANAGING EDTTOTf- - ROBERT L. GREEN SYNAPSIS 82 m 1«F iiB§B8tll!j j£ CHRISTMAS SHOW 1978 Directed by Jeff Brodsky Codirectors — Margie Tretter Marc Vengrove Writers: Jeff Brodsky John Bucholtz John Fitzgerald Dom Glorioso Janice Knebl Howard Levin Morey Menacker Matt Sophy Marge Tretter Marc Vengrove Stage Crew: Steve Miller - Chairman Joe Blasiol Kathy Burcin Ron Fasline Cindy Fine Neal Soifer INTRODUCTION: Witch — Jean Hounhan CAN ' T GET INTO MED SCHOOL BLUES By Johnny Luska and the Cremasteric Reflex Band: Mike Burruano, Bob Beyer, Ben Konell When I was in college only one life was for me, Getting drunk every night and staying up until three. When I get out in the real world I ' ll worry about it then. Right now all I want is to party with my friends. Then graduation came and a thought occurred to me. Why not go to med school and get my M.D. The med schools said, Get out of here man , The only place for you is Med School of Siam. I ' m down on my luck, I feel 1 paid my dues. But now I got a case of the Can ' t get into med school blues . I bounced from job to job, a dropout from life. Lost my self respect in bed with my best friend ' s wife. Needed a new start, a career just right for me, Then I heard about something called OSTEOPATHY It ' s not cracking bones, It ' s not feeling skin, It ' s everything there is to know about medicine. Got my act together, got my application straight, Got myself a haircut and now I ' m feeling great. Got myself an apartment with an old college friend. Got myself an acceptance letter from PCOM. I ' m feeling like I ' m someone and did you hear the news. That letter was my cure for the Can ' t get into med school blues . Now I ' m a first year student learning all kinds of good stuff, I ' m studying more than ever, I just can ' t get enough. My life has come together, my parents think I ' m great, They used to think that all I did was drink and masterbate. I got myself a girlfriend, I dig her and she likes me, She didn ' t believe it when I told her about my history. I thank my stars every day for this second chance, If not for the people at PCOM I ' d be lost, or dead or in France. Soon I ' ll be a DO. with a residency to choose, Hard to believe that I almost choked on the can ' t get into med school blues, the can ' t get into med school blues. SANTA ' S LITTLE HELPER: Stephanie — Jeff Brodsky CLASS OF ' 82 FOLLIES: Cathy Donnard, Barb Caton, Pat Sutton, Betsy Wesley, Rose Heisse, Cindy Farrell, Marge Tretter Dom Glorioso, Kathy Lewis ■■Hi _ — . -- ' - m ¥ B 1 WA 1 M 1 1 DR. FLEIGELMAN SKIT: Dr Fleigelman — Marc Vengrove D.O.B. COMMERCIAL: Sue Schetter, Karen Kolodziejczak St. Nick — Bob Green DR ROBERTS SUPERMARKET Cadavers — Scott Silverstein. Chris Woodward. Gary Matusow Surgery can be really tough . . . One of the things that keeps me going is this Red Man Chewing Tobacco . . It gives me long lasting, real satisfying flavor. Ju st a pinch between my cheek and gum gives me enough lift to finish up any old heart transplant . . . and it ' s sold at all leading surgical supply shops! RED MAN CHEWING TOBACCO COMMERCIAL: Doctor — John Bucholtz MR. BILL , a film by Chris Woodward and Scott Silverstein WEEKEND UPDATE: Jane Kurtiri — Betsy Wesley; Roseanna Roseanna Dana — Janice Knebl su - K - DR KVIST SKIT OR ONE SLEEPLESS NIGHT: Student Sophy; Wife — Lori Gable; Dr Kvist — Gus Eles Americm Neurologic Insthute or Sc ffi e ANIS SKIT: Dr Feaklc — Rob Martin; Assistant — Gloria Fioravanti V.T. SONG: Lead — John Fitzgerald; Black (Green) face Walk On — Howard Levin VT SONG When he was a young b oy He always knew he ' d be the undisputed chairman of Anatomy VT How ' d you get so funny ' : 1 Funny T Where ' d you get that money? Bom to be a doctor not a kyroproctor VINNIE Now if 1 only known He wanted us so smart 1 would have taken science instead of taking art VT 1 really thought he ' d flunk me He ' s my favonte Honky Old Man Ripper He don ' t do nothing He don ' t know nothing He just keeps on npping along Funky T Born to be a doctor not a kyroproctor Dancing through the O R They haven ' t caught him so far. In Surgery Tned to be a doctor Now he ' s just a proctor Watching me He gave his life to Lushka. Foramen of Morgagni He ' s a Roman What we ' re telling is true Now when I die I won ' t donate myself I don ' t want my body parts being thrown up on the shelf. Not me Could have won a Nobel. But what he did we won ' t tell Born to be a doctor not a kyroproctoi Born to be a doctor New you got that BOYS It ' s HIGHLY important You probably know this song better than anyone else in the city. Directors Jeff Brodsky Marc Vengrove Writers Mike Allshouse Jerry Brenner John Bucholtz Dom Glorioso Morey Menacker Bob Beyer Jeff Brodsky John Fitzgerald Howard Levin Marc Vengrove Stage Crew Steve Miller — Chairman Dave Kalodner Chris Woodward Joe Blasiol Kathy Burcin Darlene Snyder Marge Tretter Judy Stranko Dan Kambic John Horan Bruce Jeffries Dave Ball Robin Innella • • • • • • • • • • PCOM :: FLOUNDERS DAY FOLLIES 1980 iNING MANIPULATIONS WITH DR. HELIG: Dr. Helig — Rob Martin; Beldar — Howard Levin; Mrs. Bass Ackwards — Kathi Feinstein AMERICAN EXPRESS: Elmer — John Bucholtz; Mable — Cindy Fine; Waiter — Dennis Rhoades Alex — Mike Burruano NEWS: Carol Fox — Sue Schetter; Virginia Thompson — Betsy Wesley General Rowland — John Fitzgerald We ' re not only making men here, we ' re making Doctors. ' Christ Carol my teeth are slipping, get me some Polygrip and get this boy an application to MCR O.K. Tommy, can I laugh now? Je ss Tation — Barb Caton; Hugh G Rection — Dom Glonoso Nurse Bagle — Sue Kormanik, Nurse Lox — Beth Mulvihill SOAP OPERA — OSTEOPATHIC GENERAL Dr. Foodstuffs — Morey Menacker; Nurse Naddybuster — Cindy Farrell ■I Dr. Happyrocks — Tom Masters Dr. England — Marlene Terlingo Ricky — Dom Glonoso OSTEOPATHIC VOODOO DOLLS DUELING D.O. ' S: City DO. — Marc Vengrove; Dummy — Kathi Feinstein PREVIEWS OF TONIGHTS WESTERN: Gabby Hayes — Greg Gelburd; Sol- dier — Chris Keenan MANIPULATION IMPOSSIBLE: Jim Spencer — Howard Levin N-I-C-K-Y: Girl — Janice Knebl My doctor has a first name, it ' s N-I-C-K-Y. My doctor has a second name, it ' s N-I-C-K-Y. He cracks my back most every day And If you ask me why I ' ll say, Cause Uncle Nicky has a way with backs and necks and vertebrae. GUITARS: Jim Lewis 15 THE GOSPEL HOUR: Reverend — Mike Allshouse Friends, do you believe in the power of the hands? Do you believe? I said, Do you believe in Osteopathy 7 Michael Gibney Ina Wyatt Hurts — Sue Schetter DO We ' re riding in my car I reach for the radio Pain shoots down my spine Think my back will explode You say Try these Darvon, But you know I don ' t like those. Cause when I hurt ... I want my DO. Now late at night, I ' m sitting at home. Fall to the floor in pain, I ' m barely conscious and alone. Ya claim you ' re merely human. But times like these 1 don ' t think so. At my door . . . outa nowhere — my DO. You had a hold on me right from the start, A grip so tight 1 couldn ' t tear it apart. But then my nerves stopped firin . Every muscle relaxed too. I felt just like My body ' d been renewed. A.T. Still and Nicholas, Heilig and Burruano. With D.O. ' s round like this, I ' m not afraid to lift pianos One day I just wish The world ' s people, they ' ll all know The wonderous skills . . . of . . . D.O. ' s It ' s not just crackin ' back ya know . . . CARVEL COMMERCIAL: Mr. Carvel — Morey Menacker Jeff Brodsky, Morey Menacker, John Fitzgerald, Mike Allshouse At ease, men, smoke em if you got em. I ' d like to talk to you, Class of ' 82, today a little about character. In talking with some of you, 1 found that many of you are pretty damn boring. A bunch of mindless, faceless, white-jacketed damn pencil-necked reading machines. Now we all can ' t be leaders but damn it, my men are going to have some kind of personality by the time they graduate from here. I took the liberty of putting in each of your files a Xerox copy of an article that I found particularly informative on this subject from this month ' s Playboy. Now I don ' t want you to think I ' m some kind of candyass, usually I only look at the pictures, but Peffall over here, having gotten tired of the pictures, if you know what I mean, read the article and brought it to my attention. It ' s called Why America Can ' t Get It Up Anymore. Half of American men, if you want to call em that, are running around with limp dinguses because they got no charact er. Now read the article and we ' ll discuss it in the next yearbook. The underlines are mine, the stains are Peffall ' s. Getting back on track, how can we as administrators and teachers be expected to instill character in you damn wimps if forced to use multiple choice tests? Now we know for a fact that multiple choice tests are just another tool of the Commies meant to stagnate the minds of today ' s youths. Let ' s kick these Commies in the butt, fill in E for none of the above, and tell em to stick the multiple choice tests in their Wang Data Processor!!! Let ' s get back to basics and give essay tests, the American kind of tests. It ' s the ultimate confrontation — one man, armed only with a pen and his mind to do battle with an empty blue book. Now I know you men are up to the challenge. This is where you learn the true meaning of the word BULL! We ' re not only making men here, we ' re making doctors. Now read this here yearbook that Brodsky and his crew put so much damn time into, And . . . ENJOY IT!!! Right Peffall? Attention: DISMISSED CME QUESTIONS NOTE: The following CME questions have been officially approved by Carol Fox, Director of Student Affairs, and are valid for 14 Class 1 A.O.A. credit hours. 1-15. (For questions 1-15 please refer to picture be- low). 16. One of the remarkable aspects of osteopathic schools has been their frequent name changes. Select below the initials that do not represent a past or present abbreviation of the Philadelphia Osteopathic School and Hospital. 1) O.M.C.P. 2) P.C.O. 3) P.O.C.H. 4) P.C.O.M. 5) P.C.I.O 17. Which of the following Osteopathic schools did not exist: 1) Atlantic School of Osteopathy, Wilkes Barre, Pa. 2) Western Institute of Osteopathy, Chey- enne, Wyoming. 3) Littlejohn College and Hospital, Chicago, Illinois. 4) Bolles Institute of Osteopathy, Denver, Colorado. 5) Massachusetts College of Osteopathy, Boston, MA. 27. 18. The following was written by which of the be- low: I quote no authors but God and experience when I write ... no book written by medical writers can be of much use to us . 1) ZeppoMarx 2) Moe Howard 3) Eugene Braunwald 4) A.T. Still 5) Herbert Hahnemann Match the Barth D.O. with the correct year of birth: 19. James Conroy (Hem One) a) 1784 20. Joseph Dieterle (Peds) b) 1928 21. Robert Jama (Surgery) c) 1930 22. Leonard Finkelstein (Urology) d) 1931 23. Bob Meals (Radiology) e) 1933 24. Brendan Wynne (Orthopedics) f) 1939 25. Galen Young, Sr. (Surgery) g) 1944 26. An Osteopath has never been found guilty of which of the below: 1) Medicare fraud 2) Art theft 3) Illegal distribution of narcotics 18 4) rape 5) None of the above 28. Which of the below set of procedures can be performed on human beings at an Osteopathic Hospital: 1) Coronary Artery Bypass-Pneumo- nectomy-Hemicolectomy-Partial Nephrectomy 2) Cholecystectomy-Hysterectomy-Carpal Tunnel Release-Appendectomy 3) Embolectomy-Osteotomy-Cystectomy- Herniorrhaphy 4) Middle Cerebral Artery Bypass- Orchiectomy-Rhinoplasty-Tendon Re- pair 5) Selective Vagotomy- Aortic Valve Re- placement-Bilroth II-Subtotal Pancre- atectomy Which of the below is a classic Osteopathic Pro- tocol for weight reduction: 1 ) Ayds, one before each meal . 2) exercise, 1200 calorie diet, behavior modification 3) Lasix 40 mg daily x 14 days and d- amphetamine 5 mg T.I.D. O.M.T. T 8 — T 12 daily x 12 weeks 4) 5) B 12 I.M. injection weekly x 18 29. Allopathic schools, with names such as Blahblah College of Medicine , or Blahblah School of Medicine award the degree of Med- ical Doctor, M.D. It follows that a College of Osteopathic Medicine should award the de- gree of: 1 ) Doctor of Osteopathy (PhD.O ) 2) Manipulative Doctor (M.D.) 3) Osteopathic Medical Doctor (O.M.D.) 4) Medical Osteopathic Doctor (M.O.D.) 5) Doctor of Medical Osteopathy (D.M.O. ) 30. Assume you were awarded the degree of Os- teopathic Medical Doctor (O.M.D.) On your white jacket would you: 1 ) Use white paint over the O in O. M. D. 2) tell people the O is something extra 3) remove the O with a razor blade 4) state that the jacket was embroidered im- properly 5) completely remove the O using a hand grenade ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY President To the Class of 1982: The quality of mercy is not strained At one time in the history of man, those familiar words penned by William Shakespeare constituted the essence of medical practice. For generations of humanity, about all that the healer could offer was primitive science and a heavy dose of the arts of compassion, caring, and mercy. In an about face, in the twentieth century, we find a different connotation to two of the words from the quotation. Quality is increasingly applied as a measure of the supposed value of a life; mercy frequently construed as demonstrated by permitting a life of less than quality level cease to exist. The paradox is clear. At one time, as the major tool of healing, the art of medicine took precedence over the science; today, the dominance of science causes us to reconsider the art. I pose this irony to you because it not only represents an issue of our times but, more importantly, is an issue which — accompanied by a host of other medical ethical concerns — is relatively new to the healing profession. Your class and those that follow will be called upon by your fellowmen to help define these concerns in the framework of reality. Yours will not be an easy task. Like any caring parent, the members of our faculty and administration have done our best to prepare you for a world in which we cannot supply you all the answers. We are unable to furnish these answers because we, too, do not yet know what they are. We have, though, made every effort to provide you with the foundation to enable you to deliberate and discern on behalf of your patient. The osteopathic philosophy based upon treatment of the whole person as an individual could not be more appropiate to our times. It is our belief that you will be able to meet the challenge you face of fusing the art and the science of medicine into quality osteopathic medical care. Congratulations upon your achievement. You have been our students, you have given us purpose, and we Will miss you. But know that, as we stand aside, it is with our love and faith in you and our prayers for your continued well being. May God bless each of you. tim vCwW- THE SUPERIOR COURT OK PENNSYLVANIA JUDGE ' S CHAMBERS 2110 Old Federal court House ninth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia. Pa. 19107 (215) 351-5811 J. SYDNEY HOFFN June 23, 1982 Dear Class of 1982: I recognize your ambivalent feelings, the emotional tug that signals your graduation from PCOM. You are elated, exultant, with a deserved feeling of relief, joy, happiness and fulfillment. You are also consumed with a tremendous sense of divorcement from a school that has given you an exposure to technological skills, scientific knowledge and the most sophisticated medical facilities and learned faculty in the country. However, I know from my own experience that it is also heart tugging to separate you from classmates with whom you have shared your celebrations, confidences and anxieties. At some point in your life you will suffer great pangs of remorse if you do not maintain these friendships and relationships for these are significant alliances which can have tremendous influence on your future development. We, at PCOM, also want to share in that future. We want to be part of your life. Congratulations and good luck to you and your dear ones. Faithfully yours JSH:ers Chairman of the Board 21 Dean The Osteopathic Medical Center of Philadelphia Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Best Wishes, Class of 1982! Thank you for the privilege of extending my congratulations and greetings to your fine class on behalf of the Faculty and Educational Administration. You have completed one of the most rigorous programs in medical education - that of osteopathic medicine at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. You have verified the decision of the Admissons Committee, and ha ve demonstrated your ability and have earned the privilege and right to be called Osteopathic Physician . We are proud to have you as alumni of PCOM and members of the osteopathic profession. I have appreciated the Class of 1982 and its spirit. It has been reflected through all four years. You have demonstrated an attitude of diversity and yet have achieved a high level of class unity. You shared joy and sadness and triumph with one another. I expect Your Class to have some of the largest and best reunions we have seen at PCOM. The high spirit of the Class was evident at the Commencement activities, and I was delighted to see you all enjoy your week . Thank you for the interest shown to your College and to future classes in the initiation of the Class of 1982 Library Fund. This was appreciated by the entire college family. The ingenuity of your class and its leaders showed up once more in the way you were able to make this Fund grow. It has been a delight to have been your Dean. I am certain that many of you will be leaders in our profession and in your communities. It has been a privilege to work with you. PCOM and the Dean ' s Office is here to serve you, so do not hesitate to call us for assistance in the future. On behalf of the Faculty, the members of the Educational Administration, and our PCOM team, I extend hearty best wishes to each of you. May God bless you all. Sincerely, Robert W. England, Dean S. 0. D.O. 22 Hippocratic Oath I swear by Appolo the physician and Aesculapius and Hygeia and Panacea and all the gods and goddesses that according to my ability and judgment; I will keep this oath and stipulation-to reckon him who taught me this Art equally dear to me as my parents; to share my substance 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 or stipulation and that by precept lecture, and every other mode of instruction, I will impart a knowledge of the Art to my own sons, and those of my teachers, and to disciples bound by a stipula- tion 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 abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous. 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 pessary 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 practioners 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 reverse be my lot! Osteopathic Oath I do hereby affirm my loyalty to the profession I am about to enter. I will be mindful always of my great responsibility to preserve the health and 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 fidelity, to perform faithfully my professional duties, to employ only those recognized methods of treatment consis- tent with good judgment and with my skill and ability, keeping in mind always nature ' s laws and the body ' s inherent capacity for recovery. I will be ever vigilant in aiding in the general welfare of the community, sustaining its laws and institutions, not engaging in those practices which will be in any way bring shame or discredit upon myself or my profession. 1 will give no drugs for deadly purposes to any person, 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 imputa- tions upon them or their rightful practices. I will look with respect and esteem upon all those who have taught me my art. To my college I will be loyal and strive always for its best intersts and for the interests of the students who will come after me. 1 will be ever alert to further the application of basic biologic truths to the healing arts and to develop the principles of osteopathy which were first enunciated by Andrew Taylor Still. 23 Anatomy Vincent T. Cipolla, DO. Chairman James O. Brown, Ph.D. Richard Notzold, Ph.D. David Roberts, Ph.D. Robert P. Fink, Ph.D. TageN. Kvist. Ph.D. Leroy Kearney, Jr., DO. - ; r n ■ Vichazelhu Iralu, Ph.D. Chairman EmmaG. Allen, Ph.D. Lawrence E. D ' Antonio, DO. Charles M. Bendas, Ph.D. Jere M Boyer, Ph.D. Microbiology and Pharmacology Domenis A. DeBias, Ph D Chairman Walter W Baker, Ph.D. M.H.F.X.Y Z Friedman, PhD Barbara Nagle, Ph.D. Fred K. Carr, Ph.D. Charlette H. Green, Ph.D. Henry Hitner, Ph. D Eugene A Lentine. Ph D 26 S— CoA + H..O !,•] CoA - SI I Raymond E. Knauff. B.S.. M.S.. PhD Chairman Yu Chen Lin. A.B.. M.S. Ph.D. Eugene Mochan, B.S . Ph.D., DO MervynH. Kline, B.S.. Ph.D. JoAnne G Pieringer, B S.. PhD Amino Biochemistry 27 Pathology Osteopathic Principles and Practice Ob Gyn Fairman L. Denlinger, DO. Chairman Emanuel Fliegelman, DO. Harvey Bryant, D.O. Michael Mansi, DO. Edward A Slotnick, D.O. Gerard Szczygiel, D.O. Edwin Abbott, D.O. © f 4 tb © Mb ® ® Joseph A Dieterle. DO. Chairman Robert A Berger, D O. Steven M Snyder, DO. Sandra M. Gawchik, DO. Mary J. Teter, DO. A. Faye Rogers-Lomax, D.O. Samuel Caruso, D.O. Pediatrics Psychiatry George Guest. D.O. Chairman RoyN. Pasker, DO. Morton S. Herskowitz, DO Michael H. Zal, D.O. Roses are red, Violets are blue, I ' m schizophrenic And so am I. A n e s t h c s a 1 a Isadore Lieberman, D.O. Chairman John Bellis, D.O. Nicholas Canuso, D.O. Thomas L Moy, D.O. Emergency Medicine John W Becher, Jr., DO. (Chairman) Edward J. Sarama, DO. (Vice Chairman) Arthur Bogert, DO. Anthony D. DiPasquale, DO. Stuart A Friedman, DO Robert McAndrew, D.O. Steven J. Parrillo, DO Mark Rosenberg, D.O. H. Dickerson. DO. Chairman of Internal Medicine; Albert F. D ' Alonzo. D.O. Vice-Chairman of Internal Medicine; David Condoluci. DO. Division of Adult infectious Diseases; Edmund T. Carroll, DO. Division of Allergy and Immunology; Michael J Kirschbaum, DO Division of Cardiology; William J Gilhool. Asian of Gastroenterology; James F. Conroy, DO. Division of Hematology Oncology; William A Nickey. D.O Division of Nephrology; John Simelaro, DO. Division of Pulmonary Medicine; David Bevan, D.O. Division of Rheumatology; Stephen Burt, D.O. Internal Medicine Rehabilitation Medicine Robert Goldberg, DO. Paul Elinson, DO. Dermatology Herbert Fletman. D.O. Alex Macaione, D.O. Walter Willis, D.O. 36 dfe 1 9 Robert L. Meals, DO. (Chairman) J. Peter Tilley, DO. (Vice-Chairman) PaulT. Lloyd, DO. A Aline Swift, DO. Henry J. Helak, DO. Burton Marks, DO. Joan Moore, DO. Vemon E Pocius, DO. Richard M. Purse, DO. JohnStucka, DO. Radiology General Practice J. Vincent Huffnagle. DO. Chairman John D Angeloni, D.O. Philip J. Bell, DO Richard Donnard, D.O Stephen Fedec, D.O. John J. Flaherty, D.O. Kenneth J. Veit, D.O. George D. Vermeire. D.O. c 1 CD ■ — GO g- 20 7= O) 400 O 03 26 16 284 63 8 E UJ 3 X 00 14 10 - 8745 amiii OXO 10 7 6 3 9 2 5 m E X O X 8 5 428365 111 E III OXO 63 4 374258 3 W 3 X X O D £ 3 J 3 7 8 ? 6 Ul m E XOO 41 j E . . . O . 3 1+? Ophthalmology Donald H. Thome. DO. Chairman Stanley J. Borden, DO. Paul Misischia. DO. Theodore P. Mauer. DO Chairman Lynn Lucky Sumerson. DO Ronald A Kirschner, DO. Bernard C McDonnell, DO. Martin S Neifeld. DO. Ronald Reinhard, DO Otorhinolaryngology 39 Surgery Proctologic Surgery — Jerome A Greenspan, DO. Chairman Genera] Surgery — Galen Young, Sr , DO. Chairman, Nicholas C. Pedano, DO; William Henwood, DO. Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery — Henry D ' Alonzo, D. O. Orthopedic Surgery — Norman Stempler, DO.; Joseph P Guagliardo, DO.; J Brendan Wynn, DO. Chairman Shock and Trauma — Robert H Jama, D.O. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery — Sherman Leis, DO. Urologic Surgery - Samuel Manfrey, DO.; Leonard H. Finkelstein, DO. Chairman, David Arsht, D.O. Surgery ADMINISTRATION THOMAS M. ROWLAND, JR., President VIRGINIA A. THOMPSON, Assistant to the President ROBERT W. ENGLAND, Dean DONALD H. THOME, Assistant Dean for Clinical Education DOMENIC A. DeBIAS, Assistant Dean for Basic Sciences CAROL A. FOX, Director of Admisisons and Student Affairs ROBERT G. CUZZOLINO, Assistant Director of Admissions SPENCER G. BRADFORD, Director of Special and Continuing Education HALE T. PEFFALL, JR., Executive Director of Alumni Relations SHANKER H. WAS, Director of Library Services MARGARET F. FERGUSON, Director of Corporate Communications VIRGINIA GAVIGAN, Director of Financial Aid M •■ V - I « - 43 CME-2 a) Spinuzza b) Ost c) Wolf d) DeChellis e) Sutton f) Dinsmore g) Geiger h) Feinstein i) DeAngelis j) Glorioso b) d) e) 31-40 Matching: 31. Baldino 32. Bobby 33. Caton 34. Corcoran 35. Fritz 36. Kormanik 37. Simons 38. Smith 39. Vernacchio 40. DeChellis 41. When we return to P.C.O.M. for our 10th year reunion, the hospital will be known as: a) Osteopathic Medical Center of Philadel- phia Osteopathic Medical Center of Balwynne Park Osteopathic Medical Center of West Phil- adelphia Medical Center of Osteopathic Physicians Metropolitan Hospital-P.C.O.M. (a minor division) 42. When we return to P.C.O.M. for our 10th year reunion, we will notice: a) new signs for the parking lot b) more security guards c) more security guards with new walkie- talkies d) more security vehicles e) an all Greek OPP department Choose the correct statement: 43. When we return to P.C.O.M. for out 10th year reunion, although the name has changed and there are new signs, a) the nursing staff will be courteous to pa- tients b) the nursing staff will be courteous to stu- dents c) the library staff will talk quietly in the li- brary d) a full surgery schedule will appear every day e) Hale Peffall will be President of The Cor- poration 44. When choosing an internship: a) absolute secrecy is maintained b) Medical Directors do not talk to each other about applicants c) You are never required to make an on- the-spot decision, possibly affecting your career, your wife, and your first born male child d) once you match D.O. , if you end up going M.D., you are required to give up all your wealth, shave your head, and denounce yourself in front of 4190, nude. 45-50. Matching: 45. Joe Badalato Mitch Freedman Jay Klazmer a) Dr. Funkenstein 46. Fred Fetzer b) Abdul 47. Chris Keenan c) Pep Boys 48. Frank Perrone d) Captain Midnight 49. JohnReilly e) The Mad Irish- man 50. Mike Messina f) Netter 51-55. Matching: Looking 10 years into the future, match the name with the newspaper headline: 51. PID a) Osteopath ' s gum-chewing deafens South Philadelphia and 52. Eva Mayor Rizzo b) D.O. gets drunk, destroys 53. Captain Ohio c) Osteopathic physician found 54. Tony buried in marble directory at 4190 55. Mikey d) D.O. wins Antenna of the Year Award e) Osteopath propositions polar bears at the ZOO-A11 turn him down 56. During our History of Medicine course, we learned a) not to go b) not to go, and eat lunch c) that there ' s no such thing as a free lunch d) to go to FRAN ' S 57. During Manny ' s Human Sexuality Course, we learned that: a) transexuals are better looking than our wives b) with a glass of wine and a vivid imagina- tion, sex with yourself can be as good as the real thing c) it took $7,000 a year to see good porno flicks d) churches make better porno flicks than the perverts on Arch St. 58. If you were going to make up a Surgery final, you would: a) make sure the questions would not relate to what you were taught b) let the junior surgical extern make up the test c) let the ward clerks make up the questions d) let the Department of Osteopathic Den- tistry write the test. continued on page 292 DIDACTIC YEARS Two heads are better than one. Hey Dad: a. I thought grandad went to heaven, b. is this what happens to you if you flunk med school c. 1 remember we all looked like this when you were out of work last year. d. a and c only. e. all of the above. And for only $9.95, I ' ll sell you all the first year textbooks 46 Looks like good workmanship, but do you have anything in a pastel blue This is a great bookstore! You can read all the books here instead of buying them. . and this is what I look like with my clothes off. This schedule seems okay, but what are these courses in Osteo-something-or-other? • i — . - _ 1 i U SOMA 1 M fcfc y y T r i i£ Collation of notes: an everyday affair. Now let me show you my soon to be famous technique for piling as much stuff as 1 can on a cafeteria tray. First week notes Collation is my life! Reading of notes: an occasional occurrence, as in the day before tests iiitli i ■ f i , 5 % « j 2 L! _ . - ,- . Thanks Joe, for staying awake and afloat long enough to turn the tape over, since none of us could. S P Biochemistry Lecture Another tragic victim of a Public Health Lecture. Get the paddles ready and charge to 360 joules. I haven ' t seen one like that since I was a young boy in Greece. ' I just can ' t get Janice out of my mind. Unable to rehabilitate: No regard for proper dress; then puts feet on library table and fondles thighs. Hosers The search never ends for Pandora ' s Box . Eight legs and goes ho-de-do Just minding my own business. Give me the BEST burger. .V s v Student Council Picnic 1979 — Three Mermaids of the lake 1 just told myself a funny joke! Dr Whippet 55 A Very Affectionate Bunch i I Another cost saving idea by Dr Rowland. The Vulcan Osteopathic Death Grip The overthrow of class chairman Silvagni by General Carlos A. Jolio and Capitano Juan Hoser The interview is by John Copaholtz. Classes were finally over ' ,n Me and my shadow No, I ' m Albert and he ' s Henry. You mean you paid $40,000. y for THAT! ACTIVITIES i ? ; o ? - - — %ICH° CADUCEUS CHAPTER Lambda Omicron Gamma Fra- ternity Caduceus Chapter (first row) J. Brodsky (Pres. 1979- 80). J. Kanoff, G. Goldberg, B Bakst, M. Krouk, G. Matusow. (sec- ond row) M. Menaker, D. Ball, J. Bobby. K. Feinstein, M, Alt, (third row) R. Green (Pres. 1981-82), S, Miller, T. Neill, R. Cherry, A. Brodkin, R, Koenigsberg. (fourth row) M, Freedman, B. Feinberg, B. Karlin, A. Feinstein, B Ball. PHI SIGMA GAMMA Fraternity (first row) J. Muscarella, J. Renzi, J. Polak, D. Kalodner, R. lnnella, E. Reardon, A. Silvagni. (second row) T. Masters, K. Zacour, D. Kambic, J. Horan, J. Yocum, L. Urbanski. (third row) R. Seifert (Pres. 1979- 80), R. Greco, P. Sisbarro, S. Hart- man, G. Reisinger. (fourth row) M. Allshouse, S. Grote, K. Corcoran, J. Mussoline, M. Messina, F. Pet- tinelli, A. Kiotis. M. Gonsky, G. Ko- her, M. Williams. DELTA OMEGA Sorority (standing) M. Tretter. D. Gavula, D. Snider, B. Caton, M. Gordon (Pres. 1979-80). (seated) K. Burcin, J. Stranko, C. Petruncio, J. Grove. H.O.G. Fraternity Hoser Chapter (first row) R. Innella, M. Allshouse, D. Kalodner, D. Kambic. (second row) J. Fitzgerald, J. Horan, S. Grote, M. Menaker. (top row) J. Blasiol (note pencil pointing to Jeff s shoe) 63 Student Council Officers 1979-80 J. Knebl — Recording Secretary; P. Sisbarro — Second Vice-President; R. Rolf — President; S. Schetter — First Vice-President; J. Brodsky — Corresponding Secretary; S. Hartman — Treasurer. Student Spouses Auxiliary Thank You Ladies!! 64 Christian Medical Society (first row) J. Mammino, A. Hedrick, N. Delisi (second row) D. Mulock, T. Ma- katche, W. Holmes, R. Persons Jewish Medical Society (first row) J. Brodsky, G Maru- sow, M. Krouk, G. Goldberg, R. Green, J. Kanoff, B. Bakst. B. Balog (ritually circumcised prior to picture), M. Schorr, S. Dubo witch. (second row) M. Freed- man, D. Ball, M. Menaker, J. Klazmer, M. Dyan, H. Levin, A. Brodkin. 65 . . . where we rid ourselves of our frustrations of the classroom and ac- quired names like Abdul , The Hook . . . 66 Note Service H. Levin — Chairman R. Green, S. Miller — Co-Chairmen ■ E? K« mk VI W M L ! !M r« lfe ' • ,JBBW ji k m %mw - ' Qo Jp © H J 1 a% Student Osteopathic Medical Association (first row) D. Gavula, D. Rhoades. T. Kohut. R. Innella, B. Mulvihill, J. Blasiol. (second row) C. Petruncio, M. Schorr. J. Kaczmarczyk, M. Sophy (Pres. 1979-80), S. Hartman, S. Grote. A. Silvagni, J. Brodsy. (third row) W. Stuart, B. Adukaitis. K. Feinstein, W. Holmes, R. Koenigsberg, N. Delisi, J. Horan, M. Menaker. (fourth row) M. Allshouse, R. Greco, S. Miller, D. Simons, J. Fitzgerald, D. Kambic, R. Balog, D Kalodner. Class Officers (sitting) J. Mammino — Class Treasurer, A. Silvagni — Class Chairman, R Green — Yearbook Business Manager and Note Service Co-Chairman. (standing) S Miller — National Boards Chairman and Note Service Co-Chairman, J. Brodsky — Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, H. Levin — Note Service Chair- man, R. Persons — Class Secretary. (, ferns the news he box SPECIAL FIN AL JOURNAL EDITIO N s o 7 ? ! hours Vol. 233 No. 2 Our last year Smile-it could have been worse... you were just a boof dr. V.CO.M. o.h.cP. TO Bt V jovRNAL Boxes - WILL l£ QOMVERTED INTO MORE CLINICS KM. O office cusker ft.H .C ♦ cc or cT dm tor 7 4 — ffitr iur ' S yjr fvoervis irj Coffee jr i- i ' r«f -[  New PCOM OMCP Box Health Care Center facilities deoicted above. The aquisition of 233 of these former Journal boxes was announced yesterday. See accompanying; story. 233 BOXES AQUIRED WILL GREATLY EXPAND CLIN. ED. SLOTS, THOME SAYS PLAN TO START NEW WAVE IN OSTEO. MED., ROWLAND SAYS Phila. (OPI)- Plans for the aquisition of 233 Phila. Os- teo. Journal honor boxes by the PCOM OMCP were an- nounced by corporation Pres. rday, he box- e con- METROPOLITAN. HOSP GETS NINE FORMER BULLETIN STANDS, BONIER SAYS Phila. (OP)- The Metro politan Hosp System an- nounced today that nine vacant Phila. Bulletin newsstands were purch- ased and will open in conjunction with, the proposed Metropolitan Colle e.Qf Osteo.. Med- icine. (The MCQM is slated to matriculate 27 OMCP BHCC ' s NAMED BOX SHORTAGE SITES, VEIT ANNOUNCES Phila. (OPI)- Dr. K. )eit, Director of the OMCP BHCC system said today that 2? BHCC ' s have been its class in initial Fall 1983.) A Metro. Hosp. spokes- person stated that plans call for each newsstand to be converted into a 70 bed acute care fac l- itv. Each is to contain laboratory, radiology, and emergency depts. The addition of these newsstands would increase the total bed capacixy of the, Metro. System to above 1200. Denied were reports that aquisition of the stands was cal- culated to counter OMCP purchase of 233 former Phila. Osteo. Journal (cont., p. 17) designated, Physician Boxpower Shortage Areas tPBSA ' s) by the National Health Service Corps. Veit, a former NHSC official, stated, that all 27 sites could be used by NHSC scholar- , ship recipients. To do this, the recipient must apply to the Box Practice 0p 1 ?con?? g p ) Many 74 NEW OSTEO SCHOOLS SLATED BY END OF DECADE- J M.WoPgigiKPiAW - Chic. (OP)-The AOA has announced that due in . large part to the closing ?1 wffl oI t lD5i ?o pn S ' 74 new Osteo schools. .More postgraduate slo-te will be created via the ic Rotating Box inte Srap (cont., p. 26) Thomas Rowland Jr. at a news conference yesterd Rowland stated tn es will immediate verted into , OMCP, - (The Journal will cease publication with this issuej The Journal and the also defunct Phila. Bulletin had been locked in bitter competition for seyeral months over the sale or their boxes to the OMCP. Pres,, Rowland, in announc- ing the decision to pur- chase the Journal boxes, stated that a major factor in the choice was the, greater headroom in the Journal boxes. Donald Thome DO., chief of Clinical. Ed., hailed the aquisition as a ' giant leap forward .for clinical training at PCOM. and one . large step for Osteopathy. Tentative plans ..call for each new Box, Health Care Center (BHCC) to be staffed by one third year student, each of whom will spent six £i n k h py c¥t M8c ' £ ear will be supervised by a Student, each of .1 be assigned tpa Senior Student, each of llll be assigned ta _ or six montns of the $88 11 Senior Year, BpWlandl made the announce CLINICAL YEARS Clinical years actually started halfway through our second year when we all took part in the LOTTERY . . . ; Mike, you are going to have to bear with me, I ' ve never patched a nasal septum before. Damn, 1 wish they would make these beds closer to the ground. 7.i Just for fun, I ' m going to R O gill slits, webbed feet, branchial clefts and scaly skin f Well, Mr. Jones, it says here on your chart that you had your hysterectomy three months ago. We ' ll do another hit after the photographer leaves. Let ' s intern here next year, 1 hear you really don ' t have to do anything. 74 God bless our free Osteopathic food. | ? The references in the Annals are always tastier than the ones in the green journal. That ' s pretty funny — this guy ' s got no insurance and they think I ' m gonna do the H P. Well, Dr. Meals, this is either a cross-section through the middle of a soccer ball or a bitemporal view of Vemacchio ' s cranium! 7 ' -, My daddy told me when I was an itsy-bitsy little girl that playing the piano would come in handy someday 1 Mom, wanna take your baby back ... I think my shirt is wet enough now. Still thinks he ' s in Podiatry school. 1 just thought of something (unny. I ' m not laughing at that giant tumor on your face. Traversing the Center ' s Imaginary Tunnel connecting 4190 and the College You really think I took this patient to McDonald ' s with me for french fries, that ' s really funny. Okay, all right, don ' t believe me, you never let up, and I happen to like this tie. So the bad blood is blue, and the good blood is red . . . somebody give me a pillowcase, . . . now who knows where the blood goes to change it from blue to red? Notice to all Drug Reps: If you feed us, we ' ll use your products . . that day! Did you say a blue capsule with an orange stripe, or an orange one with a blue stripe? Do you have any trouble urinating do you have any problem passing your water . . . DOES IT HURT WHEN YOU PEE? To hell with this H P . . . where can I find me a case of ketchup? OT M 78 1 V XN€. CONNl S ysVvox 5; s • • L V s Unidentifiable conglomeration of food, with a wedge-shaped infarct for dessert. Loves the pain, he says it hurts so good. Notice the peaks and troughs. Do you think they are natural, Frank? No, she was my patient on plastic surgery service. By the way, I got these calipers from the 48th Street Clinic. You want ME to change the sheets on those beds. I didn ' t want to sing a song, do a dance, or tell a joke, but 1 have something in my pocket you might like . . . s Listen Claudia, this time when we go in a patient ' s room, you be the doctor and I ' ll be the nurse. Now let ' s see ... I know I left my wallet in here somewhere. 1 only smoke one a day ... it helps toughen up my lungs. Wow, my own office, my own desk, my own coffee mug and my own ten patients per week workload. First bring thou own tray, keep a smile on thy face, love in thy heart, and more food on thine tray than anyone else. Bon Appetit (30) I don ' t know. . . [ don ' t do backs. I ' m just helping out down here, I ' m a bronchopulmonary expert, and no comments about my lungs! I know the answer is in my notes, if you will just let me see them for a second. 82 I hope I ' m just like Uncle Bob when I grow up. Can you whistle Dixie ' Get ready to put on the bow Paging Dr. Kola . . . ja . . . checkov, no Dr. Kojak, or Dr. Kolshicky, oh the hell with it, Dr. Karen please call the operator. No really, I use everything in these pockets . eventually Maybe after awhile I ' ll tell Ray he shouldn ' t be filling out these forms with a crayon, and that he should use Total Body Deodorant - TBD Seeing, hearing, touching . . hosing. Polish Mine Workers If he doesn ' t warm this stethoscope up, I ' ll push the earpiece through his brain. This is a great teaching nose, it will teach us the amount of cotton to use in five patients. Hot sounds downstairs at the center. There ' s only one thing I can say now that you ' re a patient at PCOM ' s E.R. — Yis-ka-dal V ' yis-ka-dash She-mae-raba . . . 86 I think I ' ve found your problem, you haven ' t got a nose. SENIORS P5 v l BERNARD CHARLES ADUKAITIS, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL L JccllJLd do, A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rear- ranging their prejudices. William James MICHAEL JAMES ALLSHOUSE, D.O. NAVAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, OAKLAND, CA. hlcA Lcl Q. u £ « 2 _c. 90 MICHAEL GERARD ALT, D.O. NAVAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, CAMP PENDLETON, CA. 77 3 .- 2 - 20. 91 r WILLIAM CHARLES ANDOLSEK, D.O. BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS U).m_ c wax 0. o. JOSEPH P. BADOLATO, D.O. J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP DIVISION 3 f£ P$AC d 2 D ri in I BARRY L.BAKST.D.O. MARTIN PLACE HOSPITAL MADISON HEIGHTS, MI. P.O. To my parents: Who encouraged me and showed selfless support and love through the years. To my relatives and to Ellen, who shared with me. Thank you. 94 ANNAR. BALDINO, D.O. J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — STRATFORD DIVISION PU!i4U J _ ' ' J AJUsC ' i II DAVIDS. BALL, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL - CENTRAL DIVISION ROBERTA. BALOG, D.O. DOCTORS HOSPITAL — TUCKER, GEORGIA vWsa- Oa ( OlVj v D.O, i r? ROBERTA. BEYER, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER Y The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time . . . I dedicate this page to my family. They gave me encouragement and assurance when 1 needed it, and they put up with twenty-six years of my madness. When I was younger Music touched my head It took my mind But left its seed instead. JOSEPH J. BLASIOL, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 1 J Xt THE BEST OF LUCK, THE ODE JOHN LESLIE BOBBY, D.O. THE WASHINGTON HOSPITAL, WASHINGTON, PA. 101 JERRY MARK BRENNER, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL Oo ABBYS. BRODKIN, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHEIC HOSPITAL Take two aspirins and call me in 1982! Thank you Candi for all your love and support throughout these past four years. FRANCIS W. BROOKS, D.O. ORLANDO GENERAL HOSPITAL K itUl oU. r 105 JOHN R BUCHOLTZ, D.O. MARTIN ARMY HOSPITAL FORT BENNING, GEORGIA CIhL ? dL6t-ix I ' d rather laugh with the Sinners Than cry with the Saints — THE SINNERS ARE MUCH MORE FUN ... b. joel z KATHYA. BURCIN SHENANGO VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL Mom and Dad, family and friends these are the ones that I love. Without you this would not have been possible. You were always there when I needed you. Special and much thanks to my family and close friends MICHAEL P. BURRUANO OKLAHOMA OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ° Luu U r fa Summer 1978 Good time Rock Roll . . . Whose continued love, prayers and support has been as much a lesson as a help. 108 JAMES ANTHONY BUSACK, D.O. WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER TARCISIO S. CAMPO, D.O. ST. LUKE ' S HOSPITAL BETHLEHEM, PA. V y ?% BARBARA L. CATON, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL , «$1 4 ; I V My heartfelt thanks to you, Dad, Mom and Shari and all my family for your love and support through these four years. U ,r .J LOUIS M. CERATO, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA h ROBERT MARTIN CHERRY, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL foeU t Til Ow , ' 5 ' ' - r r J %l PHILIP WILLIAM CHRIST, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER I have fought the good fight. have finished the course. I have kept the faith. II Timothy 4: 7 G. CHRIS CHRISTENSEN, III, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — CENTRAL DIVISION 0. SPECIAL THANKS to, J.C., M D, M, K, C, Mrs. C III, Mr. Mrs. M., A C, J, D, J, F, NHS. MSC, UM, PCOM. J MICHAEL W.CLARK MUSKEGON GENERAL HOSPITAL I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to those who made my four years at PCOM possible: To my wife and son — their gifts of love, support and sacrifice are incalculable and non-repayable. To my family and friends left behind — their encouragement and confidence in me gave me the courage for a late career change. To my new friends and classmates at PCOM — they made the experience both richer and more tolerable! To PCOM: for giving me the opportunity! Many thanks and much love! KEVIN JOSEPH CORCORAN, D.O. FITZSIMONS ARMY MEDICAL CENTER, AURORA, CO. -S k__ d $ H r €, A Physician ' s Prayer 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 pur- pose, strength to lift at least a part of the burden of my suffering fetlowmcn, and a true realization of the rare privilege that is mine. Take ,from my heart all guile and worldliness, that with the,. simple faith of a child f may rely on Thee. Amen. Chuckles LAURANCE WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, D.O., THE BRYN MAWR HOSPITAL 120 JAMES P. DAVIDSON, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL JyCurrU-V yS. tkJ CU rUXJU-n- CfJ U Mr. and Mrs. James E. Davidson James Patrick, Darlene and James Charles 121 For all of those who helped make my dream possible: to my father, whose love and encouragement helped me to build my castles in the air, and to my mother, whose love and sacrifices helped me to put foundations under them, to my family and friends, whose interest and support helped to ease the burdens, to my fellow classmates, whose sharing of this journey has made all the difference, my love and grateful thanks to you all. we did it! PATRICIA A. DeANGELIS, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA HARRY JAMES DeANTONIO, D.O. GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER We love you Uncle Harry. 123 NATE DeLISI, D.O. U.S.A.F. MEDICAL CENTER SCOTT A. F.B., ILLINOIS e ck x- D. O The law of the Lord is perfect, converting the SOUL: the testimony of the Lord is sure making WISE the simple. The statues of the Lord are right, rejoicing the HEART: the commandment of the Lord is pure, enlightening the EYES. The fear of the Lord is clean, enduring forever: the judgements of the Lord are true and righteous altogether. More to be desired are they than gold, yea, than much fine gold sweeten also than honey and the honeycomb. Moreover by them is thy servant warned, and in keeping them there is great reward. Psalms 19:7-11 I will praise Thee for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Psalms 139:14a 125 ' -L -. ft PAUL FRANCIS DENDE, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL m jXi Ji 2fJ, i  c J ■§ A k an 1 RH| II H MARKT. DiMARCANGELO, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA F ' IPF ' a [ M 0 aH iff Trust 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 3:5,6. 127 STEVEN T. DINSMORE, D.O. J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — STRATFORD DIVISION J)jfrv I Dj)umc-u - x k im -. 1 ■•■■ We know that if we work upon marble, it will perish; if we work upon brass, time will efface it; if we rear temples, they will crumble into dust; but if we work with men and imbue them with principles, we engrave on those tablets something that will brighten lives for all eternity. Daniel Webster This page is dedicated to Mom, Dad, De, Susan, Gil, Paul, The Evans, the guys in the House, the rest of my family and friends, and God. Thank you all. JERER. ESHLEMAN, D.O. LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL o Without their encouragement, example and assistance; my dream would have been impossible. 131 THOMAS MICHAEL ESLINGER, D.O ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 2 %7. ( cJL f fi Jr , V f m t | «|w 3|N j ■ . V k A JOHN ESTES EVERETT, III, D.O. SHENANGO VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL qJL T. ( b.o. R CYNTHIA A. FARRELL, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION mm Vi , 134 RONALD J. FASLINE, D.O. WARREN GENERAL HOSPITAL o Y $u Q o We are the dreamers of dreams; We are the music makers. 1 KE7 ' ' w 1 ■ • I It i ' J ■ v r ▼ W S BRUCE ALAN FEINBERG, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER What a long, strange trip it ' s been! 136 KATHI FEINSTEIN, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA e A W HI 137 Childhood Memories FREDERICK P. FETZER, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION l .o. Graduation is but another step reached along the path of life. ' My Happiest Day The Good Old Days 138 139 DANIEL MATTHEW FINELLI, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA JZ eJth c k L • tOZ — «-— 3 5 ' ■h •7 fc 1 1L % GLORIA T. FIORAVANTI, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA To my wonderful family and friends a special thank you. Your love, support and understanding has helped to make a dream come true. SCOT FISHER, D.O. J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — CHERRY HILL DIVISION -« ' € ' 2f 00 N •: ' L, I thought I would write But then I took a look And noticed my quotes Are throughout the book. JOHN J. FITZGERALD, III, D.O. J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — STRATFORD DIVISION MITCHELL KIRK FREEDMAN, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER JCJdU KT-amM— O.o. 145 ALBERT ROBERT FRITZ, III, D.O. TUCSON GENERAL HOSPITAL Og?- i)o ROBERTA. FRITZ, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, YORK, PA. You ' ve got to start sometime. Why don ' t you operate on this one? The only way to keep your health is to eat what you don ' t want, drink what you don ' t like, and do what you ' d rather not. — Mark Twain — 147 k 1 LORRAINE DOROTHY GABLE, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA 148 - -y 149 DENISEP. GAVULA, D.O. RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL L Ua G? 2 . 6. My family, you taught me to love, to give, and to laugh. Thanks, Me. MICHAEL RAYMOND GAWLAS, D.O. LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL R if? 151  u I GREGORYS. GELBURD, D.O. MOSES CONE HOSPITAL — GREENSBORO, N.C. Dear reader of this book, Originally I was going to plaster this page with photos. Four days of darkroom work and 1 had a checkerboard of my favorite shots. I sat and looked at them and realized it was all for vanity. There were pictures of me, of you and me, of me, me, and me. That night I met an old man who seemed dying, day by day. He confronted me, I yielded, turned inside and met him and this is what he said: You are here but once. Inside you is the potential for Einstein. But also for Hitler. For Schweitzer, for Mother Theresa, but also for Christ. When you were born a seed was planted inside you. Recognize it for what it is — the spirit of God. Nurture it, help it to grow. Make it count. How you care for it is not your business. It is your brothers ' It is God ' s. You have been challenged with the gift of healing. Use it. Protect it. Discipline your life to it. Don ' t lose it. For medicine is not a burden, it is a privilege. In this business of healing, you can save people or you can kill people. The responsibility is yours. You can use this gift for yourself or for others. Do not squander it by heaping up great wealth for yourself for you would be gaining from sick people, from suffering people. Don ' t simply prevent people from dying, but teach them how to live. Never fail to recognize the spiritual nature of your patient. In your life, be not conformed to the world, for as the desert fathers said, society is a shipwreck of manipulation and domination. Seek instead solitude and service. Don ' t be a foreigner to your Maker. a.k.a. Mendel, Pete, Gerbil, Hanratti, The bald one Known for: Having two complete identities, with a beard and without Seen with: Jim, Dick, Lome, Glenn, Reid, and Mike. Dislikes: devo, 5 minute milers, brussel sprouts Likes: Running, being, ' 73 Opels Clubs: Chorus, Band, Honor Roll Aspirations: To live on an island with a Pooka and save the Osteopathic Seals, the whales, the world I would like to acknowledge the following: My father, for pushing me when I needed pushing, for loving me when 1 needed loving; my mother, for her beauty in unselfish giving; my grandmother, for her faith; my sister, Sandy, and Al, for their love and support; Marcia, for being part of my brother; and the Crillys, for their unending support and example as a family. As he finished my eyes lit up, for my potential was far greater than I had imagined Before he released me, he bent forward and whispered these final words of truth: Peace, be still, and know I am God. For I am God and there is no other In quietness and in trust shall be your strength 153 There are only two types of people who succeed in this world; the very smart and the very pleasant. Well, when 1 was younger I was smart, very smart, and now 1 recommend pleasant. — Elwood P. Dowd (Harvey) ■ ' ' i REID GENTILE, D.O. RIVERSIDE OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL A l t Uo t c o This page is dedicated to Karen MICHAEL J. GIBNEY, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER My thanks and love to the people above. Keep on smiling. It makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to RICHARD A. GILIBERTI, D.O. MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL - UNION, NEW JERSEY ' L WHERE ' S MY PASTA? STEPHEN BRIAN GLORIA, D.O. SADDLE BROOK GENERAL HOSPITAL 3 M3sk. 4 U -O O No greater opportunity or obligation can fall the lot of a human being than to be a physi- cian. In the care of the suffering he needs technical skill, scientific knowledge, and hu- man understanding. He who uses these with courage, humility and wisdom will pro- vide a unique service for his fellow man and will build an enduring edifice of character within himself. The physician should ask of his destiny no more than this, and he should be content with no less. T.R.H. INNOCENCE ANIMAL I would like to thank my family and friends for help along the way. But most of all, I would like to thank the Lord for the good things I have found. ALL TOGETHER NOW 157 DOMINIC FRANCIS GLORIOSO, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION L ' amiyuC DO In case you have not seen enough of Mike and Fitz, here they are again doing what they do best. . 1 IN 160 HENRY M. GLOVER, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL fifas u Z 7 ! fauK- J)o I GLENN I. GOLDBERG, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — CENTRAL DIVISION • BL k 1 L- ' w HA 1 hcs 1 ? : ' wL To my Mother and Father, Your Love inspired my dreams, Your support eased my pains and Your encouragement taught me to Follow my heart and achieve this Goal. Thank you so very much. 161 Ml MARK A. GONSKY,D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 4M (Xjfabf p0 te i £ir sSfi i Wm£ JiT fc. wr i if Jflfefl - - — A XjkJ _j 162 MARGERY ANN GORDON, D.O. SANDUSKY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SANDUSKY, OHIO CXywo AJ4- uL rvJ -  £ , ■.  H Tall fl ■■ n 163 Thanks for the encouragement. Life is a one way street and you never have a chance to travel back over it. To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end to life. — R.L. Stevenson — RICHARD A. GRECO, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION ZjocJ h- o. To my family who helped me achieve my goal in life, go my heartfelt thanks, deepest love and warmest affection. r JORDAN HUGART GREER, D.O. TUCSON GENERAL HOSPITAL fLA s H, V jU- bo STEWART R. GROTE, D.O. EISENHOWER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER 167 This is the beginning of a new day. I have been given this day to use as I will I can waste it or use it for good. What I do today is important because I ' m exchanging a day of my life for it. When tomorrow comes, this day will be gone forever, leaving in its place something I have traded for it. I want it to be gain, not loss, good, not evil; success, not failure; in order that I shall not regret the price I paid for it. JEANNE EBERHARDT GROVE, D.O. ROCHESTER GENERAL HOSPITAL — UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER H C. f 4n nK. Q.o. 5 . . .he who cannot change the very fabric of his thought will never be able to change reality, and will never, therefore, make any progress. — Anwar Sadat — ' The only greatness is unselfish love. — author unknown — JOSEPH G. GUNSELMAN, D.O. NAVAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA (yiucM -4:}. s -a CT). CV Would you buy a used car from this man? What ' s a nice girl doing in a place like this? Now remember son, always turn the other cheek! BURTON BRUCE HART, D.O. SHENANGO VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL S- zY Nice check, Burt! 170 Instructing son Mark on How to become a nice guy like Dad. FREDERICK W. HARWICH, D.O. RICHMOND HEIGHTS GENERAL HOSPITAL Tftfob A w, TxettK i J O O ARLIE W. HEDRICK, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA Qs TT-JJcdusA He- Ji In dedication and appreciation to Mom and Dad who have given me endless support and love in these twenty-six years. zy %w ' i I - And thank you to my wonderful family C J Lu A £ Barb and Gary HERBERT DORFNER HITCHON, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA Beg me not for I must go, The tide awaits and so the foe. No tears, no cries, no mournful sighs, Just wish me well and so good-bye. Hagar the Horrible a te WILLIAM R. HOLMES, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL iJjL, ft tidm, D. Thanks are in order for my entire family for working together to help me through. Special thanks to my brother Tim for always having the boat ready; to my Mom and Dad for their encouragement; and above all, to my wife, Cathy, for her endless love and understanding (and La Choy Chow Mein). The friends, SURPRISES, and challenges of the past four years have made them the most enjoyable and fulfilling years of my life! -gj . ' • 1 p i Al W JOHNF.X. HORAN, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION REMEMBER THESE BASIC LAWS OF MEDICINE AND LIFE THAT MYSELF AND OTHERS HAVE COMPILED OVER THE YEARS. 1. THE MITOCHONDRIA IS THE POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL. 2. AMINO ACIDS ARE THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF PROTEINS. 3. THE HEART IS ONE GIANT BETA RECEPTOR. 4. ANY DISEASE OF UNKNOWN ETIOLOGY IS EITHER IDIOPATHIC, VIRAL OR AUTO-IMMUNE. 5. INDERAL DOES ALL — EXCEPT CHF (THIS IS FOR THE WORM) 6. ANY WOMAN WHOSE MENSES IS TEN DAYS LATE IS PREGNANT UNTIL PROVEN OTHERWISE. 7. PROSTAGLANDINS DO EVERYTHING. 8. SODIUM IS A WATER MAGNET. 9. NEVER CALL A WOMAN WHEN YOU ' RE DRUNK. u MY THANKS AND BEST WISHES TO ALL THE BOYS OF MALVERN AVENUE AND THE BACK ROW. I COULDN ' T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU. HOOTER 177 sr Sincere thanks to my parents, for their support; To my brothers, for their encouragement; To my wife, for her unfailing love; And to my son, for a new inspiration. tz+ia. RICHARD T. HUSBAND, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL X? X (Ua G 2 . a. ; ' - 178 IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT YOU ALL!! BARBARA INWALD, D.O. DETROIT OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ft, aSLm $J kc v BRUCE EARL JOSTEN, DO. MALCOLM GROW MEDICAL CENTER, WASHINGTON, DC. ' SU JOSEPH M. KACZMARCZYK, D.O. SUN COAST HOSPITAL, LARGO, FLORIDA DAVID R. KALODNER, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL tWd IV (JUxj bo. To my family, who through their never ending support, love, and understanding made this goal possible. 185 p -— _;■ fi ' -r 1 — ckl This long and winding road has been smoothed by all of the people I love, especially my wife, Susan, and my mom and dad. Thank you all. 187 BRIAN L. KARLIN, D.O. J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ■ CHERRY HILL DIVISION 188 CHRISTOPHER J. KEENAN, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA ' £iA «J £ ■ 2 772 ap you 2 e lit caven a %cHf hour hefore the 6 vll jtyeutf you ' re CCL ) Dedicated to my parents, family, Ann and friends whose support and confidence aided me throughout this journey. mz 189 JULIA M. KENNEDY, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER 190 JAMES V. KIERNAN, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA V. H ULA.-o _ x- V- Dal a iMits .. PAULR. KINDAMO, D.O. MILLCREEK COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Birds flying high, you know how I feel. Sun in the sky, you know how I feel. River running dry, you know how I feel. It ' s a new day, a new dawn, a new life for me, and I ' m feeling good. — author unknown — ALEXANDER I. KIOTIS, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA W V .4 w ;v f i Life is short, and the art long; opportunity is fleeting; experiment perilous; and judgement difficult. — Corpus Hippocraticium ■ Medicine is the art of keeping the patient amused while nature ef- fects a cure. — Voltaire — 194 My job The Diagnostician JANICE A. KNEBL, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the thing I can, and the wis- dom to know the difference. S) wmJmmmL ROBERTA. KOENIGSBERG, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — CENTRAL DIVISION 4 A- 4 -W ■ GRANT F. KOHER, D.O. DOCTOR ' S OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, ERIE, PA. The Best lack all Conviction And the worst are filled with Passion and Intensity, — Yeats 197 TRISTAN E. KOHUT, D.O. GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL KAREN M. KOLODZIEJCZAK, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — CENTRAL DIVISION . . . Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment, it is perennial as the grass . . . ... Be at peace with God . . . and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul ... Desiderata With gratitude to my family and friends, for their love and support. 199 ■• ■•■. 1 Tj ■■£ SUSAN M. KORMANIK, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, YORK, PA. The culmination of the last eight years of my life is the result of hard work, sacrifices, and support from family and friends. Marsha — thanks for all your help and for showing me some of the finer things in life. Friends from W J — you all made Philadelphia more of a home. Dave — thanks for your constant encouragement and for teaching me how to ski. Mom, Dad, and the rest of the family — thanks for your care packages, confidence, and love. k MARSHA KROUK, D.O. HAHNEMANN MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL PHILADELPHIA, PA. f AxiJL,- P.O. r ' Jjj I E H ' Hi 202 TO THOSE WHO GAVE ME JOSEPH J. LAWRENCE, D.O. METROPOLITAN GENERAL HOSPITAL PINELLAS PARK, FLORIDA r yL ' GU rz tA£Jl D.O AND OF COURSE THE DOGS THANKS LIFE LOVE 203 HAPPINESS Maria, who made it all possible 204 ' i ■ v vie k f 3 ' y S i T% j : ? 7 z i ■ ' . Bw L One Small step for me . . . One Giant step for Osteopathy! — Commander James Lewis JAMES LEWIS, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — SPRINGFIELD DIVISION Z0LJZ $ S -0 KATHLEEN CLAIRE LEWIS, D.O. GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER This page is dedicated to my family who gave freely of their love whether or not I got an A, B, or C in Bio-Chem. ; to the many friends who helped me to forget the next or past exam, dragging me for a moment into a more human existence; and above all to my husband Chuck, who by his constant love and reassurance, understanding and patience, has helped me to not merely survive, but to mature emotionally these past few years. II n ' y a pas des maladies, seulement les malades (tr — There are no diseases, only sick people. ) — unknown French clinician - MARK JAMES LOBITZ, D.O. 208 BRUCE LOUGHLIN, DO. SADDLEBROOK GENERAL HOSPITAL I would like to thank my parents, my wife Rosemarie, Dr. Staurand, Dr. M. Silverman, the late Dr. Wilson, and my numerous educators for helping me obtain my lifelong goal. 209 I, the teacher, was king over Israel in Jersusalem. I devoted myself to study and to explore by wisdom all that is done under heaven. What a heavy burden God has laid on men! I have seen all the things that are done under the sun; all of them are meaningless, a chasing after the wind . . . Of making many books there is no end, and much study wearies the body. Now all has been heard; Here is the conclusion of the matter: Fear God and keep His Commandments, for this is the whole duty of man. Ecclesiastes 1:12-14, 12:12-13 TIMOTHY J. MAKATCHE, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — SPRINGFIELD DIVISION JEREJ.MAMMINO, D.O. J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP DIVISION % ?. o. L 211 ROBERT C. MARTIN, D.O. NATIONAL NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER L C THOMAS RICHARD MASTERS, D.O. DOCTORS OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, ERIE, PA.  M v I EDWARD A. MATTHEWS, D.O. FORT BEAUMONT ARMY MEDICAL CENTER otLud- C C£JrkjLw _) I wsmmmm I GARY A. MATUSOW, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — CENTRAL DIVISION L ft 215 BEFORE AFTER MOREY MENACKER, D.O. SADDLEBROOK GENERAL HOSPITAL THE MOOSE 7 9 217 ROBERT P. MERVIS, D.O. SHADYSIDE HOSPITAL ft 218 MICHAEL P. MESSINA, D.O. SHENANGO VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL % j p. 7A ™ Do. TO FRIENDS THAT HELPED ME ALONG THE WAY THESE PAST FOUR YEARS, THANKS! Knowledge rests not upon truth alone, but upon error also. C.C. Jung You know . . . everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects. Will Rogers The real key to learning lies in admitting igno ranee of the subject. False knowledge kills in centive and imagination. Pr : Commuting to classes at P.C.O.M. BARBARA MIRTH — JACOBELLI, D.O. ABINGTON HOSPITAL Study Break — A drive into the countryside Our Summer Home. . . And after medica l school, I ' ll trade in the Honda. To Boots: Her children arise and call blessed; her husband also, and he praises her, Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all. Prov. 31:28,29. To my father-in-law: Your generosity has taught me more than many years of formal education. Thank you for giving far beyond our needs. To Mike: Thanks for paving the way. Some day we will get to know each other. To Annie: 1 love you. To Mom and Dad: The example of your home will continue to be an inspiration and stabilization to ours. DAVID R. MULOCK, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — SPRINGFIELD DIVISION JJL t (Ml ho urn IW1 BETH H.K. MULVIHILL, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA JOHNE. MUSCALUS, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL I would like to express my love and thanks to my wife, Donna, who persevered these four years with me. For all the dinners that were held, for all the nights spent alone, for the encouragement always given, and for all the joy, love, tears and happiness, I love you and thank you. I would also like to thank my parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Muscalus, for their continual guidance, concern and support. Thanks also to my parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. An- drew Smarkanic, for all their help during these four years. And thanks to my grandmother, Mommom, whose prayers follow me wherever I go. ' Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. Proverbs 3:5 JOSEPH LORY MUSCARELLA, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA dUJ-Ml- 226 hi ? I y JLl « | fes T  • f M cr K| ]F w ■j ' ALAN P. MUTO, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL I I 227 THOMAS H. NEILL, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. — Albert Einstein - 228 LISA A. OST.D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, YORK, PA. JCL 3 ( t- , nyti Doubt sees the obstacles, Faith sees the way; Doubt sees the blackest night, Faith sees the day; Doubt dreads to take a step, Faith soars high; Doubts questions, Who believes? , Faith answers, I. — annonymous — There are not enough words to say Thank You!!! 229 CARMINE J. PELLOSIE, D.O. SADDLEBROOK GENERAL HOSPITAL C vw y. V W 7 . O 231 THANK YOU: God — for the strength, courage, and desire to make it. Merri — for the love, understanding, strength, support, and extra hard work. I love you Kristen — for loving a Daddy who loves you. Kathy — for understanding even when you didn ' t. Frank — for being a medical education in yourself. Jonathan — for being one more reason to work hard. Mom — for everything. Rick — for the support and encouragement. PCOM — for the opportunity to fulfill a Dream. FRANK J. PERRONE, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER ROBERT K. PERSONS, D.O. U.S.A.F. REGIONAL HOSPITAL, EGLIN C ScjDT A ) a As each new hurdle is passed and each new dream has reached its fulfillment, a time is needed for reflection and thanksgiving. As the hurdle of graduation is passed, and the dream of becoming a physician is fulfilled, I wish to thank: My God, my wife, my family, and my friends. For without your help and encouragement, the way would not have been as easy nor the goal as sweet. CLAUDIA M. PETRUNCIO, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA UUuJ M FRANK P. PETTINELLI, Jr., D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA 235 EVA FRANCES PLACENTRA, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA H _ • li W 236 , v H B S K ' WO JOHNPOLAK, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION £ . ■ Lord who on earth didst minister to those who helpless lay In pain and weakness, hear me now, as unto thee I pray. Give to mine eyes the power to see the hidden source of ill, Give to my hand the healing touch the throb of pain to still. Grant that mine ears be swift to hear the cry of those in pain; Give to my tongue the words that bring comfort and strength again. Fill thou my heart with tenderness, My brain with wisdom true And when in weariness I sink strength me anew. 237 . ' • EDWARD V. REARDON, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL OF MAINE PORTLAND, MAINE as HUGH G. RECHUN, D.O. PETER BENT N BROKIN, BOSTON, MASS. 4l age 9 LB Lovely Mom Older Brother Byron r 1 k •Nt s 4 k £5 Younger Brother Bert Thanks Dad for leaving us. 239 1 know not how it comes to pass, that professors in most arts and sciences are generally the worst qualified to explain their meanings to those who are not of their tribe. A common farmer shall make you understand in three words, that his foot is out of joint, or his collarbone broken, wherein a surgeon, after a hundred terms of art, if you are not a scholar, shall leave you to seek. It is frequently the same case in law, physics, and even many of the meaner arts ... I will appeal to any man of letters whether at least nineteen in twenty of these perplexing words might not be into easy words, such as naturally first occur to ordinary men, and probably did so at first to chose very gentlemen who are so fond of the former. Jonathan Swift 240 IJRBiSDNiA. Station Wherethehellisorbisonia GENE W. REISINGER, D.O. DOCTOR ' S OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL Ht H fif| k ' raw ' i It 4 S Many thanks to those who have helped me to get to where I am. JOSEPH J. RENZI, D.O. J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - STRATFORD DIVISION £o I want, first of all, to thank my parents whose constant help and support has made these past four years as pleasant as possible I would also like to thank my wife for her consistent dedication and the many sacrifices she has made so that I could achieve this goal. Lastly, I would like to thank my son, Joseph, who sacrificed much of our time together so that I could get edumacated . . . DENNIS W. RHOADES, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL The Last Chapter In The Tale CM The Osteobbitts After absorbing the anachronisms of the Wizards, the ostentatious Osteobbitts oozed forth from the fraternal fawnings of the faithful foundation, wrapped in white, waiting for the wildness of the Wicked Darkness. They immediately were immersed in the invasion of the Dark Lord ' s Legions: Barffood; the Metro Knights; the Barf Knights; the Delval Drives; and the Internal Views of the Internal Ships. But they endured. Tony the Terrible Tyrant; Howard the Humble; Nate the Noble Knight; Gene Gentle (or is that Gentile?); Gawking Gawlas; and Chris ' cherished cheeks; all gathered forces to fight the festering fungus found infiltrating the very fiber of the healthy. And throughout all the aggravating antics of the aggressor, they learned the one rule the Wizards had hoped to hatch in their hearts. The Dark Lord, Death, and his Damnable Denizens could never be conquered, but could be contained and controlled in the countless cases of calamity. Although many were lost in those long two years, the Osteobbitts laughed and languished in their learning during . . . The Encounter And so, we come to the close of this chapter of the Osteobbitts, the end of this new beginning, as told by Kross Roads, The Royal Scribe. 243 ' . - f ' r LINDA ROSENBERG, D.O. CHICAGO COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE . 2 C falyJC f S 244 RICHARD SALMON, D.O. NAVAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, PARTSMOUTH, VA. At the very moment when you see despairingly that, despite all your efforts, you have not only failed to come closer to your goal but, indeed, seem even farther from it than ever — at that very moment, you will have achieved your goal and will recognize the miraculous power of our Lord, who has always loved you and has secretly guided you all along. Dostoevsky from The Brothers Karamazov But the times when we were happy, were the times we never tried. Jackson Browne 245 JOSEPH V. SALVIA, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL it id 246 KENNETH SAUL, D.O. DOCTORS HOSPITAL, COLUMBUS, OHIO o iuii i iW ■ « MT3 £ r 1 s vr 247 There is only one good, KNOWLEDGE, and one evil, IGNORANCE. Socrates In the long run men hit only what they aim at. — Thoreau Truth has no special time of its own, its hour is now — always. — Albert Schweitzer SCOTT A. SCHARTEL, D.O. J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — STRATFORD DIVISION ' -Utr-, - •sdLtrffro The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. — H.G. Wells For the things we have to leam before doing them, we learn by doing them. — Aristotle 24S SUSANN E. SCHETTER, D.O. LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ? Loving thanks to my family KENNETH W. SCHOR, D.O. NAVAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER SAN DIEGO MICHAEL L. SCHORR, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL ic v M A. S z o D.O ' I ' d better go now, Snookums I ' m with o patient 253 This may be my page, but it would never have been printed if it were not for some outstanding people. I ' d like to take some space to thank as many of them as possible. To my parents, George and Lavem; for their everlasting confidence and support, I ' ll always be grateful. To my godfather, Daniel Gallagher, M.D.; who shaped many of my ideals concerning medicine and compassion for others. To Raymond J. Saloom, D.O.; who helped me realize how Osteopathic Medicine could incorporate my talents. To Quentin Flickinger, D.O., and his lovely wife Ruth; who convinced me that someone has to be the best, and that it might as well be me, many thanks. To PCOM, for giving me a chance to show my stuff. I ' d like to thank all of the teachers and physicians who tolerated and trusted me and showed me the art of medicine. For all of the physicians who showed me how medicine should not be practiced; I ' m eternally in your debt. To the rest of my family; your understanding and genuine concern will never be forgotten. Lastly, but certainly the most important, I ' d like to thank the other physician in the family; my wonderful wife, Carol ... for without her love, adaptability, and fierce desire for us to be together ... the end would never have justified the means. RAYMOND D. SEIFERT, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION ANTHONY J. SILVAGNI, D.O. TUCSON GENERAL HOSPITAL 2tzXf 7 ' x, yw D.D Go back? No good at all! Go sideways? Impossible! Go forward? Only thing to do! On we go! If ever you are passing my way, don ' t wait to knock! Tea is at four; but any of you are welcome at any time! Bilbo Baggins from The Hobbrt 255 SCOTT D. SILVERSTEIN, D.O. LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL i y ) IA 1 HMMH ■r H1 Hi DAVID J. SIMONS, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL r X his- - ' ' J. .J C - A Cb This day is dedicated to the one who helped make this dream a reality . . . SYLVIA PAUL J. SISBARRO, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION A .0 258 « ROBERT SCOTT SMITH, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL V- .T . To my friends — For giving me life outside of medicine To my family — For their constant support To my Mother — For her continual love and understanding And especially, to my Father — Who did not survive to share my happiness but, who, through his endless giving and devotion to my goals shaped my life and made this moment possible. 259 DARLENE D. SNIDER, D.O. DOCTOR ' S OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL To my parents, grandparents, Cindy, Mary and Ron; thank you for the support and encouragement you have given me to become a physician. WILLIAM SOMMERS, D.O. RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL MATTHEW C. SOPHY, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER Future Partners The pride of the family — Peter Matthew Fleischut Without my family, this would not be possible. Thanks for keeping me stable — emotionally and financially. I hope you ' re always proud of me. Thanks, God, for giving me such wonderful people in my life. Anybody could win with that kind of talent. Aunt Ida Aunt Mary and Uncle Harry 263 PHILIPJ.SPINUZZA.D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA y l 0 GERALDINE DONNA SQUATRITO, D.O. J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — CHERRY HILL DIVISION •)cJU u._ . -A y -cl tt, Lj.(3 few. itii .7T to W m m , w H ALAN STANKIEWICZ, D.O. SHENANGO VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ■ S flu I hi •■ ' 266 JUDY M. STRANKO, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 7 {- jiftMxAcruj. A- To my mother, Without your love, encouragement understanding and strength, I never would have achieved this. Thank you 267 PATRICIA LYNN SUTTON, D.O. METROPOLITAN GENERAL HOSPITAL — PINELLAS PARK, FLORIDA A toast ... to the best of friends. their constant encouragement. MARLENE TERLINGO, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER Hurry up and take the picture. cr. Lw, fit , A u y o. Under the old oak tree. The kids. 270 JEFFREY A. THOME, D.O. LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL yf v - l). o 271 MICHAEL CHRIST TRAHOS, D.O. RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL To my Dad and Mom, Thank you for your love, devotion, sacrifices, and sup- port in making my dream come true. Without you, it would not have been possible. And now you can finally proudly say to all: MY SON, THE DOCTOR! I shall always love you. Love, Michael MARGARETS. TRETTER, D.O. BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS VCwgom jmMsis, O- Q 1fr W $i| • •- r v s. j ft v  Ft A i - To my Father for his perpetual smile and constant support. To my Mother for her ambition, devotion, and guidance. To my Friends for a shoulder to lean on and so many good times. You ' ve made it a challenge. You ' ve made it a treasure. Thank you. 273 LEONARD F. URBANSKI, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION WILLIAM E. VAIL, D.O. DOCTORS OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL STEVEN J. VALENTINO, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL ■ SPRINGFIELD DIVISION dby vt lytr frj. 276 ANTHONY A. VASILE, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA y . Ul JL Ao. This accomplishment is not solely my achievement, but rather the culmination of the efforts of my family. My sincere thanks to . . . My grandparents, whose profound beliefs in education, perserverance and the importance of the family unit helped shaped my destiny long ago. My mother for her keen common sense, uncompromising moral beliefs and concern for the feelings of others guided me early on in life. I can never be thankful enough for her love. My father, whose unpretentious personality and compassion for others in need, taught me not only the art of medicine but also serves as a model as to how I should live my life. My brother, Bob, who was always there to help lighten the burden of the past four years. He is truly my Best Friend. Thank you all. 277 Herman Of course your operation is ' absolutely necessary. ' | Witho ut it I don ' t get a summer vacation. MARC A. VENGROVE, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — CENTRAL DIVISION 278 MICHAEL J. VERNACCHIO, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — SPRINGFIELD DIVISION L oA a J y y Sh oMtltei Thanks to my friend and love, Claudia, for giving me comfort, confidence, love, and happiness. These four years have been better because of you. And thanks to my parents for their love, patience, and encouragement in attaining my goals. 279 c% MICHAELJ.VOGINI.D.O. SHADYSIDE HOSPITAL Q (J s ?u_s Da To my parents, for having given me the opportunity and the encouragement, To my friends and relatives for their support and good times, And especially to my wife, Kathy, for all her love and understanding, and for giving me someone else to live for, our son Justin. , Although these few words are sometimes overused, never are they more appropriate. Thank you — I love you all. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION 4 To my parents, in-laws, and especially my wife, Lynn, I thank you for your unfaltering love and support these past four years. Without your help, none of my goals would have been possible. 281 The best thing for being sad, replied Merlin, beginning to puff and blow, is to leam something. That is the only thing that never fails. You may grow old and trembling in your anatomies, you may lie awake at night listening to the disorder of your veins, you may miss your only love, you may see the world about you devastated by evil lunatics, or know your honor trampled in the sewers of baser minds. There is only one thing for it then — to leam . . . Terence H. White, The Once and Future King. BETSY WESLEY, D.O. BOTSFORD GENERAL HOSPITAL 2S2 WILLIAM P. WEST, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL j J2 uoonrpp H ' , . n ■Hi m jB . ■ gt k T J I i iy 1 1 i ' w V 283 MARKS. WILLIAMS, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA t tf ldM ho. DENISE WILSON, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — CENTRAL DIVISION who is blind? the man that cannot see another world. who is dumb? the man that cannot say a kind word at the right time. who is poor? the man plagued with too strong desires. who is rich? the man whose heart is contented. 285 RALPH WOLF, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL - SPRINGFIELD DIVISION Playing out here is a compro- mise of what your ego wants you to do, what experience tells you to do, and what your nerves let you do. — Bruce Crampton 1 T T L WILLIAM CHRIS WOODWARD, D.O J.F.K. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — CHERRY HILL DIVISION JEFFREY ARTHUR YOCUM, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA rrtA O. 0, I , 71 • 7 m Pierce ' s potent power I and my faithful steed 290 Pseudo — creativity KEVIN A. ZACOUR, D.O. DOCTORS OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL — ERIE, PA. To Dad: Thanks for lighting the fire and then supplying the fuel to keep it burning. To Mom: Thanks for being all of the things a mother should be, and more. Life is like the underside of too ripe muskmelon about to be plucked from the vine. — author unknown — r CYZUVAPONI, D.O. ABE IGWUN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, WYSHIWAZZA, MD. u vkx- L f I would like to thank everyone on this page for their love and guidance. I hope not to let them down by burying too many of my mistakes. Age 7 e After Operation rs Age 10 CME-3 59. PHOTO QUIZ — Pick the D.O.: a) b) c) d) e) All the above. 60. During our Preventive Medicine and Nutrition course: a) What course? b) are you kidding? c) I was at lunch d) There ' s no such thing as a free lunch 63. When you were taking OPP class second year, you: a) thought it was just like first year b) liked the taping best c) wanted to tape yourself to Pat Sutton d) went to FRAN ' S for liquid lunch 61. During our Pathology course, we taught Dr. Gladstone about: a) forward failure b) backward failure c) teaching failure d) sexual failure e) thyroid failure 62. The best part of our Pathology course was: a) Dr. Gladstone ' s lectures b) double periods c) Path lab d) Path lab e) Path lab 64. If you took Surgery at P.C.O.M. you probably: a) debrided ulcers b) told jokes all day long c) watched the Dick Van Dyke Show d) xeroxed Schwartz with the resident ' s cop- ier key e) went to FRAN ' S for the day continued on page 366 292 GRADUATION 294 M . 4 ' c tL. x±r l$ - - k.r 1 I- - v , 295 The Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Class of 1982 utdB I m  ... — ' s4r ' ■ Jr ■ ■ ' VI -1 - , !? M X fm i b- ;■ •• ?£ rai fe • !«. -aft? ' t 1 ■ w m 4 P - • H The Vienna Boys ' Choir 301 fy Ine _m Osteopathic Medical Center .; J of Philadelphia Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine LIBRARY FUND - CLASS OF 1982 1. The Class of 1982 in establishing this Fund expresses its appreciation for the opportunity to study osteopathic medicine at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and its support of osteopathic education in the future. 2. The principal shall not be used for the purchase of books, equipment, or periodicals, but be retained for growth and income to perpetuate the Fund . 3. All purchases made through this Fund shall be identified by book plates or appropriate plates as being presented by THE LIBRARY FUND - CLASS OF 1982 . 4. The Administration of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine shall have oversight of the Fund. 5. A minimum of 25% of the income shall be added to the principal each year. At least 25% of the income shall be expended each year for library growth. The objectives of this gift are to: a) establish a Fund with potential for growth of principal, and b) encourage the growth and expansion of the library collection and services. Thomas M. Rowland, Jr. President Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine June 1982 4150-90 City Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19131 (215) 581-6000 Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine«Hospital of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine School of Allied Health«Health Care Centers 302 AWARDS 1982 THE DEAN ' S AWARD a that member of the graduating class who by personal and professional ndua and by contributions to student affairs and t. the general program of uladelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine has been deemed worthy of special tation as a recipient of the Deans Award ANTHONY JOSEPH SILVAGNI THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD THE WILLIAM F DAIBER, DO, MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to that member of the graduating class w basis of exceptional ability ' in the field of cardiology arded by the Alumni Association of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic dicmr to that member of the graduating class who has been selected because the high caliber of performance of professional duties in the hospital and out ' EVA FRANCES PI ACrNTRA LORRAINE DOROTHY GABLE THE HAROLD C WADDEL. DO , MEMORIAL AWARD s award is given to that member of the graduating class, i i of the staff of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, for excep- lal competence in Obstetncs and Gynecology WILLIAM ROBERT HOLMES STUART ALLEN HARTMAN DAVID RAYMOND K M.oDNl R THE KENNETH I WHEELER. DO., MEMORIAL AWARD THE FREDERIC H BAR! H Ml MORIAL AWARD MARK THOMAS DiMARCANGELO BETH H K. MIJLV1HILL THE JOHN H EIMERBRINK, DO, MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to that member of the graduating class who in the opinion of the members of the Department of Osteopathic Principles and Practice has shown exceptional ability in the use of the osteopathic philosophy and osteopathic manipulative therapy MICHAEL P BL ' RRIANO THE BELLE B AND ARTHUR M. FLACK MEMORIAL AWARD THE H WILLARD STERRETT, DO., AND H. WILLARD STERRETT, JR., DO, MEMORIAL AWARD warded upon recommendation of the Division of Urology to that member of e graduating class who has been selected on the basis of proficiency in Urology BARRY LESLIE BAKST THE STUDENT COUNCIL MEMORIAL AWARD Presented by the Student Council of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in memory of those students who passed away before graduating as Osteopathic Physicians Homer Mackey, Lewis Rossman, D Neil Grove, Richard F Campo Awarded to that member of the graduating class who attained the highest scholastic average in didactic study JERE RICHARD ESHLEMAN THE WILBUR P. LUTZ. DO, MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded upon recommendation of the Department of Internal Medicine that member of the graduating class who has been selected as the most prt cient in Physical Diagnosis JOSEPH GERARD GUNSELMAN SIGMA ALPHA OMICRON i Gold Key and Certificate are awarded to those graduates mt icnts of the Sigma Alpha Omicron Honorary Society Elei laintenance of high scholarship in didactic work JERE RICHARD ESHLEMAN SPECIAL SERVICE AWARDS MICHAEL J. ALMSHOUSE JEFFREY A. BRODSKY ROBERT L. GREEN HOWARD B. LEVIN JEREJ MAMMINO STEPHEN J. MILLER ROBERT K. PERSONS ANTHONY J. SILVAGNI 303 SYNAPSIS 82 STAFF Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Assistant Editors Layout Editor Senior Page Editor Copy Editors Jeffrey A. Brodsky Robert L. Green John J. Fitzgerald, Howard B. Levin Michael J. Gibney, Michael J. Allshouse Stephen J. Miller Dominic F. Glorioso Gloria T. Fioravanti, Barbara L. Caton Staff Cindy L. Fine William R. Holmes MoreyJ. Menacker R. Scott Smith Patricia L. Sutton Marc A. Vengrove John F.X. Horan Joseph J. Blasiol Mitchell K. Freedman Photography Jeffrey A. Brodsky Robert L. Green Christopher J. Keenan BethH.K. Mulvihill Neal E. Soifer Joseph M. Kaczmarczyk Michael J. Allshouse Walter Webb Merin Studios Art Dennis R. Kapp Glenn I. Goldberg Susann E. Schetter Eva Bender Steve Long Special Thanks to Thomas M. Rowland, Jr. Maggie Ferguson and Staff Hale T. Peffall, Jr. Donna, Steve, Lee and the crew at Merin Studios Candi Brodsky Robin Miller Jenny Atari Dear Reader; Hey Bob. Yea Jeff. 1 think it is our rum to say something to these fine folks reading this yearbook. Is that why we ' re on this page? You Bet! Well, what do you want to say? Beats the hell out of me, what do you want to say? Do you want to tell them how much time and effort was put into the creation of this book? No, they ' ll probably be bored stiff hearing how we stayed inside during our free nights and weekends and vacations Senior year to work on it. Yep, you ' re probably right. I ' ll tell you what. What? Let ' s begin by thanking everyone who worked on this, the BEST PCOM yearbook ever. You ' re welcome. You ' re welcome! No, let ' s thank everyone else instead. I thought we already did. Yes, but not in public. OK, Thank you to Dom, for putting together the Senior pages (after I bitched for a month). Thanks to Fitz, for hanging around to the very end and being a terrific help. Thanks to Mikey, for going to California so that we could get some work done. Thanks to Gibs, for not going on a few more vacations and lending a helping hand. Thanks to Howard for a last minute burst of creativity. Thanks to Steve and Robin for giving up their weekend to do the final editing. Thanks to Gloria and Barb for typing their little fingers to the bone. Special thanks to you, Bob, for getting all those wonderful ads together so we could finance this masterpiece and still have money left over for pizza, beer, soda, film, tranquillizers, my new car . . . whoops!! AND Thanks especially to my wife, Candi, for putting up with the nine billion hours of w rk, a messy house, no sleep, lots of aggravation, and me! You all are the best. By the way, did I leave anyone out? Yes, what about your cat? Oh yeah, thanks to Jenny ... No, no, no. Don ' t you want to thank the people at school who helped us out? Don ' t stop now, Bobby, you ' re on a roll. Well there ' s Dr. Rowland and Hale Peffall who have helped enormously in avoiding the red-tape of this project, and whose support kept us going. Then there is Maggie Ferguson and her superb staff in Corporate Communications who spared no expense and busted their tails to help us. And what can 1 say about all those who supported this book and took out ads. To those parents, faculty, alumnus, physicians and corporations who backed this yearbook financially goes my gratitude and personal thanks. And fast, but certainly not least, EXTRA special thanks to Donna and Steve and all the crew at Merin Studios who have been more than our publisher, they are truly good friends . . . Thank you one and all! — Well, we sincerely hope that you enjoyed our yearbook, even though it was a lot of work, we enjoyed putting it together for you. If you were entertained and had a few chuckles then we fulfilled our goal. ... To our classmates — Best of luck in whatever field of medicine you choose to go into ... Keep in touch. Sincerely yours, Jeff and Bob. ADVERTISEMENTS PATRONS Radm Mrs. Thomas J. Allshouse: Michael, never stop caring! We ' re so proud of you! Love always. Mom and Dad. Mrs. Catherine Bender: Our pride is showing. Love Mother. George L. Bradley, D.O.: N. Carolina needs GP ' s. Contact Dept. of Rural Health Services. Mr. Mrs. Samuel J. Burruano, Sr.: God Bless you this day, Mike — and always! Mr. Mrs. Mario Campo: Congratulations to our son Tarcisio and Class of 1982. Amelia M. DeAngelis: Congratulations and Best Wishes. Dr. Mrs. Domenic A. DeBias: Best Wishes to the Class of 1982. Dr. Mrs. Michael C. DiMarcangelo: To our son Mark, congratulations for this professional achievement. Mr. Mrs. Arthur Dubowitch: To Stuart, may all your ambitions for your future be fulfilled. With much love, Mom and Dad. Dr. Mrs. Lloyd Eslinger: Best of luck Tom in your life ' s work. A. Archie Feinstein, D.O.: Kathi — Congratulations and Best Wishes for the future. Love Dad. Mr. Mrs. John J. Fitzgerald, Jr.: Congratulations and Best Wishes to our son John and the Class of 1982. Mrs. Ralph M. Gelburd: May your dedication be as strong as your faith. Mr. Mrs. Richard Gibney, Sr.: You perceived a dream and achieved a reality. (With a lot of hard work. ) Love, Mom and Dad. Robert C. Greer, III IV, D.O.: Jordan, school ' s out . . . Your office is waiting! Dr. Harvey Harris: To the success of the Class of 1982. Dr. Mrs. Samuel A. Hartman, II Mr. Mrs. Arlie W. Hedrick: A wise son maketh a proud father. Mr. Mrs. Earl Josten: Congratulations and Best Wishes for your happiness now and always. We are proud of you Bruce. Abraham Koenigsberg: Best of Luck! Dr. Mrs. Charles F. Konell: To Ben — We are so proud of you. Love, Dad, Mom, Gloria, David, Cheryl and Jerry. Mr. Mrs. Edgar T. Legere: The old beam held up after all. Family of Edward A. Matthews: Always remember God loves you and so do we. Robert S. Maurer, D.O.: President, P.C.O.M. Alumni Association. Mr. Mrs. James Miller: You have achieved your dream ... We share your pride in a job well done . . . Mr. Mrs. John E. Muscalus, Sr.: Congratulations, Jack. Dr. Lawrence Nessman: Good Luck. Ellen Pritzker: Mazel Tov to Barry Bakst, D.O., and the Class of 1982! Barry; PLEASE come back to Philadelphia! Ellen, Jerry Ed. Mr. Mrs. Paul W. Rhoades, Jr.: Denny, You ' ve reached your goal! Congratulations on this great achievement. Your Family and Friends. Mr. Mrs. George A. Schetter, Sr., George Jr. and Karen: We love you Doctor Sue, God Bless you always. The Simons Clan , Dad, Mom, Dee, Rick, Bill, Paulette and Grandmother are all proud of you Dave. Mrs. Robert C. Smith: Dear Scott — A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Be Happy! Proudly, Mother. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sommers: In honor of our son, William. Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Sophy Charles: Good Luck Best Wishes; you only deserve the Best. Love, Mom. Dad and Charles. Marion Albert Stuart: To our son who has given our life so much pleasure and for his great achievement that he worked so hard to accomplish. Mom Dad. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Sutton: Dearest Patty, We are extremely proud of your achievement. Our love was with you through all those years, and will continue to be with you forever. Love, Mom and Dad. Mr. Mrs. John Valentine: Congratulations Dr. Steven J. Valentino from proud parents. Dr. Mrs. Salvatore R. Vasile: Anthony — We are filled with happiness and pride on this very special day. Congratulations, Mom, Dad and Bob. Mr. Mrs. W.J. Vernacchio Mr. Mrs. Ralph Wolf: Congratulations, we are so proud of the success you have achieved which is only exceeded by our happiness. Edward G. Yeash: Best of Luck, Jim. Dr. M. Dale Yocum Dominick Emila DeAntonio: You did it son, all alone without help from us, you did it on your own. We never even knew of the great hidden talent that was really, truly, you. Thank you, dear Lord, in heaven above, for bestowing our son with Faith, Hope and Love. SPONSORS Mr. Mrs. Charles Adukaitis Mr. Mrs. Wm. H. Andolsek: Congratulations Bill, from Mom Dad. Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Blasiol, Sr. Good Luck to the Class of 1982, especially to the Malvern Boys. Love, Helen Blasiol. Maggie Ferguson: Best Wishes to the Class of 1982. Mr. Mrs. Samuel Fine: To a successful future, from your parents with love. Mr. Mrs. Alfred Fritz: Robert — We are proud of you. Love, Mom Dad. Mr. Mrs. Conrad E. Kambic: You are loved. Doctor Dan. Congratulations and our gratitude for all your caring and sharing. Mr. Mrs. William P. Knebl: Congratulations Janice — you gave it your best shot and you reached the stars. Mr. Mrs. Vincent L. Loughlin: Good luck. We are proud of your accomplishment. Mr. Mrs. J. Calvin Neill: Congratulations! We love you Tom! Mr. Mrs. Andrew Petruncio: Thank God for the ability of PCOM grads to share in His healing power. Dr. Mrs. Frank P. Pettinelli: To our son Frank, congratulations and best wishes on his graduation. Gladys Saul: 1 am so proud of you achieving your goal in your chosen profession. I ' m sure your Dad would have been so happy to see you graduate and be able to call you Doctor . Congratulations from all the Family, Mom. Dr. Mrs. A.P. Schartel, Jr. Congratulations Scott, we are proud of you and glad we could see you accomplish your first goal in life. Love, Mom Dad. PARTICIPANTS Mr. Mrs. John Everett Mr. Mrs. A. Gloria Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mammino Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Wilson Dr. Mrs. Alexander Zacour Dr. Mrs. Abraham Zellis This above all, to think own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. To the Class of 1982 — May you always be true to that within you which is most noble and most dedicated to the care of your fellow man. Congratulations and my very best wishes for your personal happiness and professional fulfillment! Thomas M. Rowland, Jr. President 310 THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES AND HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 Hon. J. Sydney Hoffman, Chairman Hon. George D. Mansfield, Vice-Chairman Mr. Robert A. Bressler, Treasurer Mrs. Nancy McCullen, Secretary Robert A. Bressler John Morgan Davis William J. Davis Robert C. Erwin Dalck Feith B.T. Bailey Flack William C. Flanders Glenn Hoffman J. Sydney Hoffman Melvin C. Howell Richard Koch Herman Kohn George D. Mansfield William J. McCarter Nancy McCullen Ruth E. Purdy James H. Reid Samuel J. Roberts Thomas M. Rowland, Jr. Reed Speer Mortimer J. Sullivan A. Aline Swift Foster C. True Gardiner A. Warner F. Reeve Williams CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 Hospital of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Part of The Osteopathic Medical Center of Philadelphia 4150-90 City Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19131 (215) 581-6000 - • STll Hill I i ■■ ' ■rn ' iGininiF AOA approved for: INTERNSHIP TRAINING RESIDENCIES: Anesthesiology Emergency Medicine General Practice General Surgery Internal Medicine Neurosurgery Obstetrics Gynecology Orthopedic Surgery Ophthalmology Osteopathic Principles and Practice Otorhinolaryngology Pathology Pediatrics Proctology Radiology Urology and Urologic Surgery For information, write to Richard Papa, D.O., Director of Medical Education FELLOWSHIPS: Cardiology Gastroenterology Hematology Oncology Medical Diseases of the Chest 312 DEAR DOCTORS: ON BEHALF OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE, CONGRATULATIONS ONE AND ALL!!! WE WELCOME YOU AS ALUMNI WITH COMPLIMENTARY MEMBERSHIP FOR YOUR FIRST FULL YEAR AS A D.O. IF THERE IS EVER ANYTHING WE CAN DO FOR YOU, PLEASE CALL ON US. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE JOSEPH M. PELLETTIERE, JR. , D. O. PRESIDENT ROBINSON G. FRY, D.O. PRESIDENT-ELECT ROBERT S. MAURER, D. O. PAST PRESIDENT ALEXANDER D. XENAKIS, D.O. VICE PRESIDENT ROBERT J. FUREY, D. O. SECRETARY GALEN S. YOUNG, D.O. TREASURER HALE T. PEFFALL, JR. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 313 THE BOOKSTORE OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE THANKING THE CLASS OF 1982 FOR YOUR PATRONAGE AND WISHING YOU EVERY SUCCESS. MEDICAL BOOKS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT STATIONERY SUPPLIES OFFICIALP.COM. SOFTWEAR MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. -5:00 P.M. (Also Saturdays when CME in session) NOW LOCATED: MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING 1st FLOOR 4190 CITY AVENUE PHILADELPHIA. PA. 19131 (215) 581-6355 LETS KEEP OUR COLLEGES SO DIFFERENT THAT THEY WILL HAVE NO APPEAL TO THOSE WHO WANT AN M.D. DEGREE. AT. STILL, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER An Osteopathic Institution Wilson Avenue and Pond Street Bristol, Pennsylvania 19007 (215) 245-2200 — SERVING LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, 30 MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA, PA — EXTERNSHIPS APPROVED FOR INTERN TRAINING RESIDENCIES: ANESTHESIA EMERGENCY MEDICINE GENERAL PRACTICE GENERAL SURGERY INTERNAL MEDICINE OBSTETRICS GYNECOLOGY ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY PATHOLOGY PEDIATRICS MEMBERSHIPS AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION DELAWARE VALLEY HOSPITAL COUNCIL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION OF PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Raymond L.F. Kipping, Jr. A. Archie Feinstein, D.O., F.A.C.O.S. ADMINISTRATOR MEDICAL DIRECTOR DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL EDUCATION 315 WE WELCOME THE CLASS OF 1982 To The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE of OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE J r BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1982 ROBERT W. ENGLAND, D.O., DEAN MARYANN BURKE JULIE BLADES CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO ALL MY FRIENDS IN THE CLASS OF 1982 HALE T. PEFFALL, JR. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PCOM ALUMNI RELATIONS 316 QVi C no CADUCEUS CHAPTER BEST WISHES TO OUR GRADUATING FRATERNITY BROTHERS MICHAEL G. ALT BARRY L. BAKST DAVID S. BALL JOHN L. BOBBY ABBY S. BRODKIN JEFFREY A. BRODSKY ROBERT M. CHERREY GUSTAV R. ELES KATHI FEINSTEIN MITCHELL K. FREEDMAN GLENN I. GOLDBERG ROBERT L. GREEN JACK M. KANOFF BRIAN L. KARLIN ROBERTA. KOENIGSBERG SUSAN M. KORMANIK MARSHA KROUK GARY A. MATUSOW STEPHEN J. MILLER THOMAS H. NEILL JAMES M. YEASH 317 r There ' s a place for you at METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL A nonprofit osteopathic multi-hospital system 634 beds AOA approved accredited for intern residency training Wayne G. 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Anderson, D.O., Medical Director Director of Medical Education Approved for 1 4 internship 1 6 residency positions Springfield Division Sproul Road Thomson Avenue Springfield, PA 19064 (215) 328-9200 Sidney Kahn, Executive Director Edward Gotfried, DO., Acting Medical Director Director of Medical Education Approved for 1 internship 1 3 residency positions 318 MSP MERCK SHARPa DOHME where Research is a tradition Excellence is the standard and Service is the policy 319 CLASS OF 1982 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES for a BRIGHT FUTURE PENNSYLVANIA OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 1330 Eisenhower Boulevard Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17111 (717)939-9318 320 PENNSYLVANIA OSTEOPATHIC GENERAL PRACTITIONERS SOCIETY CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CLASS of 1982 from the Pennsylvania Society of the AMERICAN COLLEGE of GENERAL PRACTITIONERS in OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE and SURGERY Our Society offers FREE student memberships. We are hoping to have you join us. For further information, contact the Society at: 1330 Eisenhower Boulevard Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17111 (717)939-9318 Michael F, avallone, DO. President 5525 Harbison Ave Phila , PA 19124 (215) 744-1457 Paul Steinberg. DO. Vice President 1711 South 8th St Phila.. PA 19148 (215) 336-1124 Joseph W Stella. DO. FAi Treasurer 1736 Hamilton St Allentown, PA 18104 (215) 439-4000 321 INSURE IN YOUR OWN COMPANY WITH THE OLDEST DOCTOR OWNED MALPRACTICE INSURANCE COMPANY: PROFESSIONAL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY LOCATED AT 2 EAST GREGORY • KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 641 14 • 81 6-523-1 835 Founded and Directed by OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS NOT LICENSED IN SOME STATES 1 (800) 821-3515 322 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE OF THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA SPECIAL THANKS TO: a r n nnn L CELEBRITY FOTO ENTERPRISES, INC. 133 North York Road Willow Grove. PA 19090 (215) 657-1511 Thomas R Gaul CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 from LORRAINE M. DISIPIO, D.O. CLASS OF 1978 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 from THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND RE HABILITATION ROBERT GOLDBERG, D.O. Chairman MURRAY KLEIN, DO. LISA JANSEN, R.P.T., Chief Therapist STAFF 323 ¥Dq ill nm :dlncsaiD Edliii(S®TlQ®m GRANDVIEW HOSPITAL A place to learn A place to practice GRANDVIEW HOSPITAL • Daylon. Ohio • A 452 bed Osteopathic Institution with an excellent reputation in the community Our hospital is approved for 26 internships. 53 residencies, and clerkships in all areas of medicine and surgery. RESIDENCIES INTERN ROTATION 5 CLERKSHIPS Anesthesiology Neurosurgery Pediatrics Cardiology Neurosurgery Oncology Family Prai tice Nuclear Medicine Pathology Emergency Medicine Radiology Otorhmolaryngology General Surgery Obstetrics and Radiology Family Practice Urologic Surgery Orthopedics Internal Medicine Gynecology Urology Gastroenterology Neurology Pathology Medical Diseases Ophthalmology General Medicine Nuclear Medicine Pulmonary Medicine of Ihe Chest Orthopedic Surgery General Surgery Obstetrics Gynecology Proctology For complete information, write or call: H. Lauren Vogel. DO, Vice President for Medical Education. Grandview Hospital. 405 Grand Avenue. Dayton. Ohio 45405 • 513 226-3247. 324 r CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 from THE STUDENT ASSOCIATE AUXILIARY of THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS JOSEPH A. DIETERLE, D.O., Chairman ROBERTA. BERGER, DO., Vice-Chairman MARY J. TETER, D.O. STEVEN M. SNYDER, D.O. A. FAYE ROGERS-LOMAX, D.O. SAMUEL L.CARUSO, D.O. SANDRA M. GAWCHIK, D.O. JOAN McGETTIGAN SUSAN MARIANO JANE LITTMAN, R.N. KATHY CONLOW DEBBIE HICKS SANDRA S. RANGE 325 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 FROM THE STAFF AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ' Approved for internship training. ■Approved for residency training in: family practice, obstetrics gynecology, urology, and general surgery. 155 bed capacity. ■Located in the Lehigh Valley, gateway to the Pocono Mountains, New York City, and the New Jersey shore. Richard Snyder, D.O. Vice President for Medical Affairs Philip Rosenthal, F. A.C.OKA. President 1736 Hamilton Street Allentown,PA 18104 215-439-4000 r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY and LABORATORY MEDICINE THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA BEST WISHES FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHESIA ISADORE LIEBERMAN, D.O., Chairman JOHN BELLIS, D.O., Vice-Chairman NICHOLAS CANUSO, D.O. THOMAS L. MOY, D.O. BEST WISHES IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS NICHOLAS C. PEDANO, D.O. STEVEN KATZ, D.O., M.Sc. GENERAL SURGERY G.I. ENDOSCOPY NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT 327 r BEST WISHES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1982 INTERNAL MEDICINE ASSOCIATES Albert J. Fornace, D.O. Joseph V. Koehler, D.O. Martin D. Bascove, D.O. James E. McHugh, D.O. Donald J. Sesso, D.O. Richard A. Pascucci, D.O. Suite 201 2705 DeKalb Pike Norristown, PA 19401 HMO — PA THE HMO OF PRIVATE PHYSICIANS ' OFFICES THE HEALTH MAINTENANCE ORGANIZATION OF PENNSYLVANIA 2500 MARYLAND ROAD WILLOW GROVE, PA. 19090 (215) 659-7300 J V. - r Dear Jeff, 1 SALUTE YOU . . ... for all the hard work, dedication and perseverance you have shown in the last four years. ... for all the projects you have undertaken and given your all to. ... for the great job you have done on the Yearbook. ... for finally achieving your goal of becoming a doctor! Congratulations from your loving collaborator, conspirator and cohort. CANDI HURST NORTHEAST GENERAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL HOSPITAL OPENING FALL OF 1983 P.O. BOX 11 837 BROWN TRAIL HURST, TEXAS 76053 (817)282-9211 An Affiliate of HCA — Hospital Corporation of America 328 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA ROBERT L. MEALS, D. O. , Chairman BURTON MARKS, D. O. J. PETER TILLEY, D.O., Vice-Chairman JOAN MOORE, D.O. PAUL T. LLOYD, D.O. VERNON E. POCIUS, D. O. A. ALINE SWIFT, D.O. JOHN STUCKA, JR. , D. O. HENRY J. HELAK, D.O. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY, BRONCHOESOPHAGOLOGY and ORO-FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA THEODORE P. MAUER, D.O. Chairman MARTINS. NEIFIELD, D.O. RONALD REINHARD, D.O. 329 John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital The Major Teaching Affiliate of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey- New Jersey School ol  ————«—•—  u— ™«- ™ m—.™ Osteopathic Medicine JohiM F. ki M K MemoriaI HospiiAl Corporate Offices 113 Eabt Laurel Road, Slrailord. NJ 08084 (609) 784 0202 4 A R Pirollt. Presidenl Dwain Harper. D O . Vice President Professional Allairs r BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 VINCENT T. CIPOLIA, D.O. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 ORTHOPEDIC SURGICAL ASSOCIATES DR. JOSEPH C. GALLAGHER, JR. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL SUITE 101 2705 DEKALB PIKE NORRISTOWN, PA 19401 277-0711 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 ASSOCIATES IN GENERAL SURGERY, P.A. MICHAEL I. ABRAHAM, D.O., F.A.C.O.S. LARRY W. COHEN, D.O. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CHERRY HILL DIVISION — SUITE 201 CHERRY HILL, NEW JERSEY 08002 (609) 665-2017 (609) 665-2000 METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL CENTRAL DIVISION — ROOM 424 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19106 (215) 238-2298 (215) 238-2299 330 MOUNT CLEMENS GENERAL HOSPITAL 1000 HARRINGTON MT. CLEMENS, MICHIGAN 48043 (3I3) 466-8000 294 BEDS FULLY ACCREDITED EXTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE SHORT-TERM GENERAL FACILITY ■ 17 MILES NORTH OF DETROIT ■ APPROVED FOR RESIDENCY TRAINING i 26 Positions ■ APPROVED FOR INTERN TRAINING (ROTATING INTERNSHIP) : 18 Positions ■ MT. CLEMENS: MACOMB COUNTY SEAT ■ MACOMB COUNTY MEDICAL RESOURCE COMMUNICATIONS CENTER (MRCC) ■ MACOMB COUNTY EMERGENCY RESOURCE COORDINATION CENTER (ERCC) RESIDENCIES ANESTHESIA PATHOLOGY INTERNAL MEDICINE RADIOLOGY OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY and OROFACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY SURGERY ORTHOPEDICS OB GYN CHARLES H.WARREN Administrator DOUGLAS L. WOOD, D.O. Director of Medical Education Voluntary, Osteopathic, Non-Pro fit Organization As an intern at Millcreek Community Hospital, you ' ll work with specialists in a variety of medical disciplines. A well-rounded clinical program is the training you need for the medical challenges of the future, and Millcreek Community Hospital has it. During assigned rotations, the intern participates in all aspects of patient management from admission to discharge, under supervision of teaching and attending staff. MCH also offers residency programs for general practice, internal medicine and rehabilitation medicine. We ' re a progressive 102-bed total care facility off the shores of Lake Erie. Our region has a four-seasons climate for leisure and recreational activities. In addition, the hospital is in close travel proximity to several metro areas for educational, cultural and sports events. Contact John M. Ferretti, DO. Director of Medical Education Millcreek Community Hospital 55 1 5 Peach Street Erie, PA 1 6509 814 864-4031 OSTEOPATHIC tf THE AIR FORCE NEEDS PHYSICIANS mmi2i And to get you to be a member of our health care team, we need to make you an attractive offer. We can. We can offer you busy days without the burdens of office overhead. You ' ll have a well-rounded practice covering the full spectrum of cases. You can work side-by-side with specialists. If you want to specialize, we can help you do that too, provided you are qualified. You can grow professionally, staying abreast of the latest methods and techniques. Our compensation package is hard to beat. Specific starting pay and rank will be determined by your education and experience. In addition, you ' ll receive allowances for subsistence and housing (or on-base quarters), professional pay and a substantial bonus. You ' ll enjoy other advantages — ad- vantages such as 30 days of vacation with pay each year, free medical and dental care, low cost life insurance and, for those who qualify, an excellent retirement program. Find out more about your future as a member of the Air Force health care team. Contact your nearest Air Force recruiter. Capt. James W. Hodges USAF Medical Team Bldg. 2905 McGuireAFB, N.J. 08641 Phone: 609-724-3070 (call collect) CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 CARL KODROFF, D.O. ' 56 E. NORMAN WEISS, D.O. ' 72 MARIA A. LIMBERAKIS, D.O. ' 79 BUSTLETON MEDICAL CENTER 9601 BUSTLETON AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19115 J CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 ALAN E. KOFF, D.O. MARVIN SCHATZ, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISION 1331 E. WYOMING AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA 19124 (215)533-0909 333 r Congratulations, Jeff, on your three magnificent accomplishments . . . Love, Mom and Dad Dinner. r CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1982 from MERIN STUDIOS, INC. OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER J V CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 REGIONAL ORTHOPEDIC PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION John P. Kennedy Memorial Hospital - Cherry Hill Division Practice Limited to Orthopedic and Traumatic Surgery SEYMOUR G. KAUFMAN, D.O., F.A.C.O.S. - CARL MOGIL, D.O. I. DAVID WEISBAND, D.O. - ELLIOT L. AMES, D.O. Cherry Hill Medical Center Cherry Hill, N.J. 08002 665-2000 Ext. 266 663-7080 Bunker Hill Medical Center C-anttown Road, Suite 203 Turnersville, N.J. 08080 589-6500 -SS rfi W Sports §™ Medicine jE Center METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL 201 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, 215-238-2000 (Ext. 2259) Heritage Square 1871 Route O East Cherry Hill New Jersey 08003 609-424-4240 V V O v vO s A V v c J JP V , • . « . f s V J 6 ' ° Cr- f s r • y y y csT ,P £ .Jp  K o eT 2 ° N AP jT . a. ' JW 1 c, j N o , y c° A r , r . ° j f ■ ? .0 ,o vS St 9 4 ° V o .6 r A o N 4t :vC r 5P OV c v- ;? hP o ' £ botef or dJJH hospital an osteopathic institution genera serving the community jr r A p y - U (S 1 £ .  • . if x . J ..o° O v P K° - xP ° y y c ' o • j? y ' y P cf .J ef v° L « • s v 335 SAGINAW JAVA 1 HOSPITAL ' ■ ■ ' is: s::s! serving a progressive, 111 I thriving 5 community Saglnaui Qu(c Center Immediate opportunities are available in: • Anesthesiology • Dermatology • General Practice • General Surgery • Gerontology • Obstetrics Gynecology • Orthopedics • Otorhinolaryngology • Rehabilitative Medicine • Thoracic Surgery Saginaw Valley State College 1981 Statistical Report: • 7.509 Admissions • 11.000 Emergency Room visits • 2,294 Operations performed • 7.1 Days average length of stay • 1.786 Radiology examinations • 105,923 Laboratory procedures • 85 Physician staff members,- 62 board certified Japanese Garden Become a part of our medical team and our community. Our staff of 85 physicians serves approximately 450,000 people in this rec reational, cultural, agricultural and industrial area of scenic Michigan. We offer a continuing medical education program with fourteen approved internships and thirteen approved residency positions. Residency Programs: Anesthesiology. General Practice General Surgery. Internal Medicine, Pathology, and Radiology. Visit our 203-bed. modern acute care hospital and talk to us about our guaranteed income practice opportunities. Excellent House Staff Physician Benefit Program: • Generous stipend and fringe benefits • Five-day expense-paid leave to attend an educational seminar • flexible scheduling • Fourteen internship rotations Telephone or write: E. George Textor, D.O., Medical Director, or Morville H. Schock, Ph.D.. Director of Medical Education SAGINAW OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 515 M. Michigan Avenue Saginaw, Michigan 48602 (517) 771-5459 Specialized Servicem: • Anesthesiology • Cardiology • Emergency 6e Diagnostic • General Surgery • Gynecology r Obstetrics • Internal Medicine • nephrology • nuclear Medicine • Oncology • Ophthalmology • Orthopedic Surgery • Osteopathic Medicine • Otorhinolaryngology • Pathology • Pediatrics • Proctology • Radiology • Urology CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA Division of General Surgery Division of Urologic Surgery Division of Traumatic Surgery Division of Orthopedic Surgery Division of Neurological Surgery Division of Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery Division of Proctologic Surgery Division of Vascular Surgery Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Division of Podiatric Surgery 337 To the CLASS OF 1982 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES De Vivo, Yorker, Blackstone, Urology Associates, Ltd. 1331 E. Wyoming Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19124 (215) 533-8833 338 80 bed, full service, -modern facility, serving V. £ historic southeast Ohio. H06 colegate drive, marietta, Ohio 45750 S.WeHowe,D.O. .director of medical education DEVOLA MEDICAL CENTER ... (614) 374 7464 or 373-0582.... 303 ACCREDITED INTERN PROGRAM KENNETH P. MALCHIODI, PRESIDENT CEO 339 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF OSTEOPATHIC PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE Nicholas S. Nicholas, D.O., F.A.A.O., Chairman David Heilig, D.O., F.A.A.O., Vice-Chairman Alexanders. Nicholas, D.O. Katherine M. England, D.O., FA.C.G.P. Walter Ehrenfeuchter, D.O. Marvin E. Blumberg, D.O., F.A.A.O. Jerome H. Sulman, D.O. Abraham Zellis, D.O. Ida C. Schmidt, D.O., F.A.A.O., F.A.C.G.P. Anthony Leone, D.O. William Scott, D.O. Robert Gober, D.O. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 from the DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA John W. Becher, Jr., D.O., Chairman Edward J. Sarama, D.O. Steven J. Parrillo, D.O. Arthur Bogert, D.O. Anthony D. DiPasquale, D.O. Stuart A. Friedman, D.O. Robert McAndrew, D.O. Mark Rosenberg, D.O. Emergency Medicine Residents Dennis Guest, D.O. Joan Gable, D.O. Robert Pelicata, D.O. Randy Grinspan, D.O. Paul Rossi, D.O. Henry Street, D.O. Brian Silverman, D.O. George Wolters, D.O. 341 Dedicated to teaching and furthering knowledge to benefit our patients today -- and tomorrow. Dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in education, Memorial General Hospital affirms its commitment to the provision of quality health care. With a medical staff at- tuned to the importance of the learning process, our in- terns, residents, and medical students are assured educational programs of the highest caliber. MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL 1000 Galloping Hill Rd., Union, New Jersey (201)687-1900 Victor J. Fresolone, President Anthony LaFalce, D.O., Vice President Medical Affairs An Osteopathic Teaching Hospital MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL DesMoinesGeneralHospital Our comprehensive internship and residency programs can provide the opportunities you ' ve been looking for! We ' re a 250-bed. osteopathic hospital with primary and secondary services at the intensive, acute and ambulatory levels. Founded in 1916. our educational programs are recognized for their excellence — including subspecialties in Internal Medicine and General Surgery, as well as programs in General Practice, Radiology and OB Gynecology A limited number of positions are available Write for your application today! Des Moines General Hospital 603 East Twelfth Street Des Moines. Iowa 50307 342 LOH LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPI TAL LO H GOING SOMEWHERE? WE ' RE A MODERN HOSPITAL. LANCASTER OSTEO PATH1C HOSPITAL is a 222-bed facility with 7 surgical suites, 3 obstetrical suites, a 12 -bed Intensive Coronary Care Unit a 4 bed Renal Dialysis Unit, complete Mobile Intensive Care Unit and an active, physician-stafied Emergency Room. Our equipment and ancillary services are equal to or surpass any in the area. WE ' RE A TEACHING HOSPITAL. LANCASTER OSTEO PATHIC HOSPITAL is affiliated with the Philadelphia. West Virgin- ia and Texas Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine. We have a Rotat- ing Internship Program and offer Residencies in General Practice, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Ohstetncs Gynecology, Pediatrics, Radiology and Urology WE ' RE SUPERBLY LOCATED. LANCASTER OSTEO PATHIC HOSPITAL is in the heart of the beautiful Pennsylvania Dutch Country — a progressive industrial and agricultural commu- nity offering The Best of Both Worlds ' ' for you and your family A socially and culturally vibrant city contrasting with the peaceful Amish lifestyle Only an hour drive to Philadelphia and a two to three hour drive to New York. Baltimore. Washington. DC, or the Jersey Shore. For further information contact Jeffrey Levine. DO.. D.M.E. LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 175 Clark Street, Lancaster, PA 17604 717-397-3711 loseph A Gordon, F A C H A , Executive Director AOA Accredited Approved Intern Training Congratulations to the Class of 1982 WEST ALLEGHENY HOSPITAL 7777 Steubenville Pike Oakdale, PA. 15071 (412) 788-4900 A.A. GR1LLI, DO. Vice-President Medical Affairs Director of Medical Education ARE YOU AN INTERN? This page is meant as a guide for those who will be interning next year (Women doctors and first year residents at allopathic hospitals will have to make some adjustments. ) By mid-July, this is what you should look like If you look any better, you may be accused of taking it too easy If you look any worse, you may wind up in the intensive care unit However if you model yourself after the intern pictured, you will very likely become the JMVI (most valuable intern) at your AOA. approved hospital. Jf J a fc d t ml Ml m m wSl h| A — Receeding hairline. B — 20 200 vision; Bloodshot eyes. C — Ears able to differentiate between an S 3 and a ' 68 Buick. D — Two days growth (some women may need makeup), Cigarette breath. E — Liftman Stethescope — rarely removed from neck. F — White coat with multiple blood and betadine stains. G — Pocket Contents: Otoscope-Ophthalmoscope, Reflex ham- mer, EKG ruler, Cross pens (high school graduation gift). H — Coffee, black with four sugars. I — beeper J — Tourniquet K — Arm contents: Harrison ' s; American Journal of Medicine (latest issue): patient list. L — Pocket contents: Manual of Medical Therapeutics; How to write orders; Flnd-A-Word Puzzle Book. M — morning lab results. N — Scrub suit, proper+y of Shenango Valley. O — Brooks or Adidas shoes; white socks optional. 343 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA GEORGE H. GUEST, D.O. ROY N. PASKER, D.O. SANDUSKY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (OSTEOPATHIC) 2020 HAYES AVENUE SANDUSKY, OHIO 44870 (419) 627-5000 6 AOA APPROVED INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE 2 GENERAL PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS MODERN 136 BED FACILITY SERVING AN AREA OF 100,000 EXTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE IN: OB-GYN, INTERNAL MEDICINE, GENERAL PRACTICE, EMERGENCY ROOM, EENT, ORTHOPEDICS and PULMONARY MEDICINE FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL EDUCATION r CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 STAN and LINDA KOLMAN TROY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, Inc. A Non-Profit Osteopathic Institution 100 John Street, Troy, PA 16947 Serving a broad area ol Western Bradford County JOHN J. KIRKOWSKI. D O CHIEF-OF-STAFF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL PRACTICE THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA J. Vincent Huffnagle, D.O. John D. Angeloni, D.O. Richard Donnard, D.O. Kenneth J. Veit, D.O. John J. Flaherty, D.O. StephenS. Fedec, D.O. George D. Vermeire, D.O. 345 BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF ' 82 ORTHOPEDIC ASSOCIATES OF O.M.C.P. v J. BRENDAN WYNNE, D.O., F.A.C.O.S. NORMAN B. STEMPLER, D.O. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA DONALD H. THOME, D.O, Chairman STANLEY J. BORDEN, D.O. PAUL J. MISISCHIA, D.O. 346 BEST WISHES CLASS OF ' 82 UROLOGIC SURGERY, P.C. Leonard H. Finkelstein, D.O. David Arsht, D.O. Samuel Manfrey, D.O. 347 OUR BEST TO YOU, CLASS OF ' 82 j£ ei -, - rate am - lyA-toa 3 S£a J¥-t7 3L ?77-?WS r j BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 JXtqionai Unteinal Uiieaicine Uissociates, JLtd. I. J. Berman. D.O. M. I. Rossman. D.O. W. H. Snyder. DO. M. P. Mann. D.O. 206 WILLOW DRIVE LEVITTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA 19054 Phone 2t5 - S47-4747 SUITE 203 KNIGHTS AND RED LION ROADS PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19114 Phone 2)5 - 632-0350 JACKSON OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL We ' re a fully accredited 75 bed acute care hospital located in a progressive community of 50,000, 35 miles from both Lansing and Ann Arbor, 70 miles west of Detroit on 1-94. We have been growing with the area since 1943 and are now completing a $4 million reno- vation and expansion project. A new on-site physician ' s office building is available. Our Medical Director would like to talk with you about the opportunities for pro- fessional fulfillment in the Jackson area. Write or call: Donald M. Petersen, D.O., Medical Director Director of Medical Education Kenneth F. Meade, Sr. Administrator • Approved for Clerkships • Practice Opportunities for General Practice and Specialists in all Disciplines 121 Seym our Ave. Jackson, Ml 49202 517 787-1440 CONGRATULATIONS ANV BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF  8 2 yK S med.cal transcriptions Phone (2i5j 672-6951 Liz Bailey PO Box 47 Ho ' Sham, PA 19044 San Stuaftt a r Congratulations to the Class of 1982 HARRIS A. ROSS. D. O. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Electromyography Nerve Conduction Velocity 549-1100 PM R ASSOCIATES, LTD. 328 W. GODFREY PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19120 To Beans Buns Bob: I admire your dedication and devotion and commend you for a job well done! Love always, Wonton Won. J V 349 r TO THE GRADUATING CLASS BEST WISHES FOR A MOST SUCCESSFUL FUTURE NICKEY — LEVIN ASSOCIATES William A. Nickey, D.O. Stephen S. Levin, D.O. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 350 Approved -for mekJana s in sorgzry anosttes ofagy, -fct n y pracria j i rbzmoJ Garry A.Zinnl,D.O.,rTA.CQS. EyecDrlvo, Dirccjot- ' fhzsickrrb Complim ris of T Lchmond Ha hte 3« )eraJ Hosjpikil (bste-opaihjc) di non-prx i Ln tLtujtiarL £7 00 Chorion ocd Richmond Hdqlts, Oub W3 £2.0 6£DS (2 ' 0 58 S - (tSOO by appointment 12151 3S2-277B RONALD D ABRAHAM, D.O.. LTD. REHABILITATION CENTER OF BUCKS COUNTY physical medicine . industrial medicine sports medicine . . . electromyography independent disability assessment . . . cybex evaluation 325 e. street road feasterville, pa. 19047 BEST WISHES HOWARD H. NESBITT, D.O., P.C. 6200 MEDICAL BUILDING SUITE C 6200 FRANKFORD AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19135 BEST WISHES FROM A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DRS. LUBIN, JECK, MOLLE and RUPPERSBERGER TheThing that Counts is not theTime Spent, butthe Manner inVVhichitisSpent. -u.T  Explore YxirFbtential at GFftNDIWIDS OSTEOPATHIC HObPl 1AL Leo Spears speaks to the spirit of our AOA approved clerk- ships, internships, and residency pro- grams. We look for altruistic doctors with a low tolerance for idleness, indom- itable persistence, and who are attentive to the difference between nearly right and exactly right. Whether in anesthesiology, gen- eral surgery, emergency medicine, in- ternal medicine, obsletnts gynecology, general practice, ophthalmology, oto- rhinolaryngology, orthopedics, pediat- rics or urology, we foster an atmosphere of coordination and cooperation and a place to learn and speak openly, plainly, and frankly. This 265-bed modem facility tn West Michigan will allow you to shun mediocrity and to grow medically and personally with strength, character and pride in what you will accomplish Robert G Bowman. DO., Director of Medical Education, Grand Rapids Osteopathic Hospital. f Lf. 1919 Boston S.E, TT aJ| Grand Rapids, [Xy] Michigan 49506 yvj (616)247-7078 351 Research... as diverse as the people we serve For more than lour decades, service that focuses on health care professionals and the people who depend on them. ORTHO research today for better health tomorrow Community General Osteopathic Hospital successfully combines the best of two worlds. It offers quality metropolitan care in a suburban atmosphere. The Hospital boasts an array of modern facilities, but still manages to deliver health care on a yery personal and individual level. Opportunities exist for residencies and internships in: Family Practice General Surgery Internal Medicine Orthopedic Surgery OB GYN in this 178-bed, acute care, nonprofit health care facility. Please write, call or pay us a visit. We ' d like to meet you and introduce you to Community General Osteopathic Hospital. A great place to learn! Contact: John E. Dougherty, III, D.O. Director of Medical Education Community General Osteopathic Hospital P.O. Box 3000, 4300 Londonderry Road Harrisburg, PA 17105 (717) 657-7415 352 BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1982 DR. MICHAEL F. AVALLONE ASSOCIATES Michael F. Avallone, D.O., F.A.C.G.P. 5525 Harbison Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19124 353 ALBERT L. FIERRO M. FIERRO SONS, INC Manufacturers of RICOTTA CHEESE — MOZZARELLA CHEESE 1025 NORTH UNION STREET WILMINGTON, DELAWARE 19805 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 VINCENTS. FIERRO, SR. J Congratulations to our fine son. We are very proud of you and all your accomplishments. Love, Mom and Dad. Dr. Mrs. David H. Brodsky LAKEVIEW HOSPITAL 10010 WEST BLUE MOUND ROAD MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 53226 APPROVED FOR INTERN TRAINING AND RESIDENCY IN SURGERY 354 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 MARVIN L. ROSNER, D.O. PAT A. LANNUTTI, D.O. RAYMOND L. FULLER, D.O. VINCENT F. CARR, D.O. r INTERNAL MEDICINE ROOM 202 201 N. 8th STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19106 (215)238-2311 J A CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 Compliments of GALEN S. YOUNG JR. GALEN S. YOUNG SR. 355 BEST WISHES TO OUR FRIENDS IN THE CLASS OF 1982 from THE STAFF OF 22nd STREET H.C.C. GEORGE D. VERMEIRE, DO. LYNN GOLDBERG, R.N. SHIRLEY COMBS SUZANNE WALKER VALARIE MYLES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 DENNIS B. ZASLOW, D.O., P.C. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL DOCTOR ' S PAVILION 201 N. 8th STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19106 CONGRATULATIONS TO DOCTOR SPORT. LOVE, TOOTZMO and SPORT JR. Doxjtestown Floor Covering Co. Floor and Wall Covering Specialists ANDREW L. SIMMONDS 209 NORTH MAIN STREET VICE PRESIDENT DOYLESTOWN, PA 18901 THE SYNAPSIS-82 YEARBOOK IS nowhere as good as the 1978 yearbook. Respectfully, MIKE HERR and DAVE KAUFMAN EDITORS, SYNAPSIS — 78 (wanna bet?) SPECIAL THANKS TO: ALLAN WHITE FRANK HOLZ WHITE TROPHY CO. INC. ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES - AWARDS - PLAQUES - GIFTS FAST SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS (215) 638-9134 948 BRISTOL PIKE ANDALUSIA. PA 19020 4 OPPORTUNITIES TO PRACTICE in association with COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OF LUBBOCK COMMUNITY HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER MESA HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER Health care medical centers in Arizona and Texas with highest quality standards in services to physicians and patients. AOA and JCAH accredited acute care general hospitals offer generous annual guarantee and other assistance to re- locating physicians in general and specialty practice. For immediate information, please call collect, (213) 985-8386 and ask for the Director of Physician Recruitment. H if CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 BERNARD J. AMSTER, D.O. ORTHOPEDIC ASSOCIATES 206 WILLOW DRIVE LEVITTOWN, PA. 19054 (215)547-3434 357 r CONGRATULATIONS AND OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 WARREN H. SWENSON, D.O. ANTHONY A. MINISSALE, D.O. VIVIAN M. BARSKY, D.O. STANLEY D. KOLMAN, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Parkview Division 1331 E. Wyoming Avenue Philadelphia, PA. 19124 (215) 535-8838 MAZEL TOV TO OUR SON AND BROTHER ROBERT L. GREEN, D.O. WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU. LOVE AND BEST WISHES, MOM, DAD, STAN, WENDY and BARRY TRI-COUNTY ORTHOPEDIC PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION KENNETH P. HEIST, D.O. ROYL.GORIN,D.O. OFFER THEIR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 Washington Medical Towers Tumersville, N.J. 08012 (609) 589-7770 109 E. Laurel Rd. Stratford, N.J. 08084 (609) 627-2600 J V 358 SHENANGO VALLEY • COMPLETELY NEW PHYSICIAN FACILITIES AND LIBRARY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL • NEW PEDIATRIC UNIT, MEDICAL SURGICAL UNIT • COMPLETELY UPDATED CCU INTENSIVE CARE • EXPANDED RADIOLOGY, SURGERY AND OUT-PATIENT AREA: SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT • NEW LABORATORY, BLOOD BANK • OPTIMUM EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES A.O.A. Approved Internships and Residencies in Surgery and Internal Medicine — Excellent Practice Opportunities, Both In-House and Private. Contact: J. Larry Heinike, Administrator; or Frederick G. Uberti, Director of Medical Education. 2200 Memorial Drive Farrell, Pennsylvania 16121 412 981-3500 SVOH is a growing hospital located on a 33 acre site in Western Pennsylvania. Close to metropolitan areas, it is a paradise for the outdoor enthusiast. SET YOUR MILESTONE WITH US... Michigan Osteopathic Medical Center Michigan Osteopathic Medical Center Child Youth Mental Health Hospital In late 1982 Michigan Osteopathic Medical Center set a milestone for osteopathic medicine when we opened two major health care facilities in Detroit -a 240-bed replacement hospital and a 60-bed psyc hiatric hospital for children and youth. Our tradition of providing quality health care goes back many years. Our forerunners - Art Centre and Zieger osteopathic hospitals - opened in the mid-forties. These hospitals - now our East and West hospitals - merged in 1978, forming MOMC. In addition to our East and West hospitals, today we operate a 56-bed Adult Mental Health Hospital (the first to offer an AOA-approved residency in psychiatry), an interim 38-bed facility for children and youth and other facilities where osteopathic physicians realize the full range of their professional talents. We are a hospital corporation on the move. You can set personal milestones for your own profes- sional development through our intern and residency programs. Our staff is organized by clinical departments (anesthesiology, general practice, internal medi- cine, neurology, obstetrics and gynecology, ophthalmology otorhinolaryngology, pathology, pediatrics, adult and child psychia- try, radiology, and surgery) - and by services (orthopedics and outpatient). For information on how you can fit into the picture at MOMC, write or phone Raymond A. Gadowski, D.O., Vice President, Medical Education, Mchigan Osteopathic Medical Center, 7430 Second Avenue, Detroit, Mchigan 48202. (313) 874-9100. J k Michigan Osteopathic r Medical Center Br T tB To ■k i 1 flk % ' 1 V s 1 363 CME-4 67. LAW REVIEW QUESTIONS Refer to the below paragraph for Questions 65-67: Dr. Big Nick, while demonstrating cranial manipu- lation in OPP class, inadvertently plunged his thumb through Tony Silvagni ' s skull and destroyed his tem- poral lobe. Tony suddenly became hypotensive and started babbling something about a marble plaque. With Dr. Nick ' s thumb still in place, Tony was rushed to the O.M.C.P. TRAUMA UNIT, where Dr. Ray Blade inserted 17 central lines, 6 of which were also placed in nearby nurses and medical students. Dr. Nick complained that his hand was getting tired, so he and Tony were rushed to the Surgical Suite of O.M.C.P. where Dr. G. Old was waiting. As the oper- ation proceeded the ever courteous O.M.C.P. scrub nurse became hungry, dropped her instruments, hit a medical student and left. Dr. Old then permanently sewed Dr. Nick ' s thumb to Tony ' s head, performed a hemimustachectomy and threw in a hemorrhoidec- tomy for nothing. Tony sued the O.M.C.P., the hos- pital sued the doctors, and the hospital union gave the scrub nurse a $17.35 per hour raise. At the trial the defense questions Tony, but Dr. Nick, who is still attached to Tony, answers in- stead. Tony questions the prosecution, Dr. Nick questions Tony, and we question the value of cranical manipulation. This last line of question- ing is known as a) cross examination b) re-direct examination c) breast self-examination d) how do I know, I was at FRAN ' S for lunch during the law course. STOP END OF CME QUESTIONS FINISH BOOK AND LEAVE QUIETLY NOTE SERVICE QUESTIONNAIRE Here at the Note Service, we are never through searching for new ways to improve the Service. Therefore, we hope that you will read over our ques- tions and return this form so that we may be better able to serve you. Thank you. 65. Tony could sue the hospital on the basis of what legal principle? a) res ipsa loquitor b) Quid quo pro bowl c) Quid squid pid d) res ipsa ipsa mazal tov e pluribus e) Ettu Brute? 66. In legal terms, describe Dr. Old ' s mistakes: a) boo-boo, no-no, uh-oh b) voire dire c) did not get signed consent d) no mistakes — normal Osteopathic surgi- cal technique e) a total mustachectomy is indicated with this procedure. 1. I feel the Service was: a) slow b) adequate c) fast and friendly 2. The notes I received were: a) poor b) decent c) very tasty d) some of the best I ' ve ever had 3. If I were back in the area, I would: a) consider returning for more notes b) definitely would not be back for more no- tes c) definitely return for more notes d) would return, and also would recom- mend this service to others. 4. I would be interested in the following: (Check all that apply). a) LoCal notes b) Natural notes c) Vegetarian notes d) LoSodium notes e) Dye-Free notes Tear out and send to: The Boss, R. Green, D.O 6122 Noteland Drive Mimeography Room, Pa. 70231 Be sure to fill our answer sheet Completely, leave no blanks. For your CME credits, send answer key along with a self addressed envelope and $500,000 in small unmarked bills to the Editor-in-Chief, SYNAPSIS-82, c o P.C.O.M. 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