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

Text from Pages 1 - 388 of the 1983 volume:

PHILA. COLLEGE Of OSUu. MEDICINE ALUMNI RELATIONS DEVELOPMENT 4180 CITY AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA 19131-1695 Zr MLY H I SYNAPSIS CLASS OF 1 383 EDITORS-IN-CHIEF GARY AARONSON MARY ANN DIBIAGIO D S : 1 If U k4! I 4m IS -- HH MJ V ff i fc4 N i | 1 v Swvi A. JftVT ISM Lpl aMiBiHlk H b J ■ ' | 3r ' • r Sl 1 F ■ - The Osteopathic Medical Center of Philadelphia Hospital Entrance College Evans Hall Moss House Medical Office Building It took four hard years at West Point to groom him for the high command of the Class of S3. Mili- tary history and strategy; gorilla warfare; Brass Polish 101 and Mimeography I and II. The troops were unruly, insubordinate; rag-tag army at best . . . but he handled us all with tact and gra ce to get the job done. If in spirit only, Fred, your first star . . . from us to you. Before embanking on a life as a respected medical professional, Doug sold the latest in contraceptive technology. As our fearless Student Council President, he sold the idea of the gym in 41 SO to the College Administration. A leader in all forms of leisure pursuits . . . Doug, we salute you. PRESIDENT I would like to address a few words to the Graduating Class: Each of you sitting in front of me assembled this final time as a class has made unique and very personal sacrifices to reach this moment, this day. Truly, you have every reason to feel well satisfied with your accomplishment. However, you are completing one chapter only to begin the next lesson in the ongoing educational process known as life. You have heard, I feel certain, the quote contending that the world benefits or suffers Not from that which a person has learned, but from what that person DOES with that which has been learned. And what YOU do with what you have learned will be the true educational outcome of your curriculum. It has been said that the real final exam for the physician in training is the unconscious patient on the emergency room stretcher. There is more than a little truth to that statement. This Final Exam , though, will repeat itself day in and day out, with different names, different ages, different diagnoses. May you find within yourself, each time that you are thus tested, the capacity to respond with judgement, intellectual integrity, and caring. In closing these few remarks, I would say to you: 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. Congratulations And God bless each of you. Commencement Address June 5, 1 9B3 xLybcdbS ' Jhr u uL Thomas M. Rowland, Jr. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD May 16, 1 983 Dear Class of 1 383: The Board of Trustees has reviewed and approved each candidate for his or her degree, confident that we have added not only a talented and dedicated physician to the profession, but also a concerned and respected leader of the community. As Chairman, I have observed your four-year evolution from inquisi- tive, unsure students to talented, confident Doctors of Osteopathy. While this personal transition was being effected, the science of medicine developed concepts and technology that were little short of miraculous. We are gratified that PCOM has kept pace with these developments at the same time maintaining its standards of excellence and achievement. It gives me great pleasure to join my colleagues on the Board, the faculty, staff, and administration in extending to you our heartiest congratulations. Your graduation in no way diminishes your status as life-long members of the PCOM family. Our national prominence has been achieved only through the continued involvement and support of our graduates. We ask you then to join with us in the coming years in striving to make PCOM the pinnacle of medical education. Sincerely yours, J. Sydney Hoffman, Chairman Board of Trustees OSTEOPATHIC OATH HIPPOCRATIC OATH DEAN CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 19B3! Thank you for the privilege of extending my best wishes to your Class on behalf of the Faculty and Educational Administration. You have earned the privilege and right to be called Osteopathic Physician , having completed one of the most demanding programs in medical education — that of osteopathic medicine at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. I am proud to welcome you as members of the Profession and as alumni of PCOM. You have been a dedicated and industrious Class. You shared joy, sadness and triumph with one another. It has been a pleasure to see you work together. Thank you for the interest shown your College and future students by the significant class gift to the Student Loan Fund. This is tangible expression of the Osteopathic Oath , and establishes a fine example for future colleagues. It is appreciated by the entire College family. It has been good to be your Dean and to work with you for four years. PCOM and my Office are here to continue to serve you in the future. Do not hesitate to call for assistance, and plan to be with us for some excellent C.M.E. programs and Alumni Reunions. I shall follow you and your careers with interest. Many will be leaders in our Profession and in your communities. Support your Profession and College, care for your patients, and practice quality osteopathic medicine. May osteopathic principles be a motivating factor in your philosophy of practice. On behalf of the Faculty, members of the Educational Administration, and our PCOM staff, I extend best wishes to each of you. May God bless you all. Sincerely Robert W. England, CO. Dean DEDICATION 1 31 3-1 3B2 Spencer G. Bradford, a 1 942 PCOM graduate, completed post-doctoral work in Ear, Nose, and Throat in 1 344 and received a Master of Science degree in Physiology in 1 961 . He taught and served as Chairman for PCOM ' s depart- ment of Physiology and Pharmacology for many yeans. In 1 972 he was appointed Assistant Dean of Basic Sciences and in 1 97G became the college ' s Director of Continuing Medicine. But that was not how we, the Class of 1 9B3, knew him. A majority of our contact with him was during his years as Director of Special and Continuing Education. To those of us who frequented the library on Saturday mornings, his C.M.E. registration table and smiling face were a familiar sight. He was always there with a cheerful Hello! and a ready ear. Always there to listen to our grumbling about being oven worked and under slept! This is how we, the Class of 1 9B3 will remember Spencer G. Bradford, D. O. ; not as a dean or director, not even as a physiologist or physician, but as a friend. Which of the following statements by Carol Fox is true? A] By second semester, you will not have to commute to 48th street. B) 41 BO will be ready; complete with gym, indoor track, and student lounge by second semester, CJ Your tuition will never be used in the HPCOM ' s budget. D) As a student during your clinical years, you will never have to pay for your meals while on rotation at HPCDM E] None of the above. It says here. PCOM is the 1 Dth, no 9th largest Our 3D billion dollar defense budget at work! fM Rib-it, Rib-it; Quack, Quack. These heart sounds are boring. What station is the Phillies game on? V , . - i ■ ■ ' • fo ' .WJlifi f4 Tk | r mHH 1 ME? ™ B oc 2o W m i W r - M?FM 11 tltS fill H_ Three Joint Mice! Thank god I ' m a country boy! . . . And I was Michigan State ' s greatest wrestler, and I won the uphill ' s slalom at Innsbruck, and I broke the bank at Ceasar ' s with the judge, and I . . . A six letter word for birth control mmmmtmmmtM Who ' s got the Kwell? But the big story tonight on Action News is Manny Evan ' s Hall productions presents Nola does Note Service. The blind leading the blind. The famous Sampu Twins, joined at the ears or not! The breakfast of Champions . . . Oh, just practicing my soft tissue PCOM will graduate no student before myofascial technique, Dr. Nicholas. it ' s time. 33 AD Cool, white polyester jacket with matching pants. Topped off with V-neck, 41o SZb SGST wool sweater. Retail: S3BO.OO. Salvation Army Outlet price: S2.-43 with bow tie included. B) . . . And for the more casual look, this dashing flame retar- dant Hose and Visher En- semble. ' You want me to what!?! Denenberg ' s Dump I ' ve had this TMJ dysfunction for three years now, and . . . 1 M Bku l J 4 L i jt - TK f 7 1 -£J J IF S -? 1 V HL_ i m -• o : d | : J Kf j t n H fl f ' + d w r i 1 I like a little head with my beer. I wanna party with you, Cowboy. Burp! Your attention please: I would like to announce the results of last night ' s louse game . . . ii fJE-V lJE Vj  lV riv r gj pL iy i . II I believe it ' s longer than your tie, but I ' d rather see it after class. Gag me with a spoon. Barf me out. Grody to the max. fer sure. Rug — gae Music. Ribbon cutting ceremonies for the Fran O ' Bnan Before or after? . . . Only his Otorhinolanyngolog- Memorial Tunnel connecting 419D and Evan ' s ist knows for sure. Hall. I ' d love to review for Dr. Fliegelman ' s final exam with you Friday night. Two — four — six — eight, who do we appreciate? Warning! The Surgeon General has determined that Pepsi causes alopecia. Haven ' t you even seen two people forking before? ams and losses in the I on amniocentesis: irsdont tell us enough Combined therapy shows promise against sickling ll l k J J I mans Ladies and Gentlemen, Slickus Erectus Maximus. fX 7 ¥ 113! II 111 1H| Tli «l II, i( Mil If !!!! M JSiiii iiO |!!  ; r 9 gqsp :• ■ Varsity golf team. No ifs, ands on butts about it THE PHYSICIAN DOES NOT LEARN EVERYTHING HE MUST KNOW AT HIGH COLLEGES ALONE; FROM TIME TO TIME HE MUST CONSULT OLD WOMEN, GYPSIES, MAGICIANS, WAYFARERS AND PEASANT FOLK PARACELSUS K -. ' ,; ' -. ■ • ' C -..--V FACULTY ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Thomas M. Rowland, Jr., B.5., LL.O D.Sc. (Hon) President Virginia A. Thompson, R.N., B.S.N. Assistant to the President Carol A. Fox, B.A. Director of Admissions and Student Affairs WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIA- TION TO THE ADMINISTRATION, FAC- ULTY AND STAFF FOR THEIR GUID- ANCE AND SUPPORT THROUGHOUT THESE LAST FOUR YEARS. Robert G. Cuzzolino, B.A., M.Ed. Assistant Director of Admissions and Student Affairs Virginia Gavigan Director of Financial Aid I si Fairman L. Denlinger B.S., DO., F.A.C.O.O.G. Director of Employee and Student Health ADMINISTRATION . «♦ Robert A. Bressler, B.A., C.P.A. Director of Financial Affairs Thomas A. Walsh, B.S. Controller Maria Schmid Acting Coordinator Clinical Education J. Vincent Huffnagle, A.B., D.O. Director — Special and Continuing Education lomenic A. DeBias, A- B. , MA. , Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Basic Sciences lonald H, Thome. DO.. F.O.C. O.O. Assistant Dean for Clinical Education i illiam J. Davis, D.O., F.A.C.O.S. Professional Director oseph A. Dieterle. B.A.. DO.. FA. A P. Director of Medical Education lobert J. Maurer, B.A. M. H A Administrator, Hospital of PCOM oseph Flamini, B.A. Assistant Administrator. Hospital of PCOM enneth H. Cherry, A. B Director, School of Allied Health largaret F. Ferguson, A.B. Director of Corporate Communications ames F. Murphy, B.A. Assistant Director Corporate Communications ames J. Wolf Director of Physical Plant Robert W . England, A.B., M. Div. M.S. CEduc), D.O., D.N.B., M.Sc CAnatJ, F.A.A.O., F.A.S.H.A., F.A.C.G.P. Dean Hale T. Peffall, Jr., B.S. Executive ANATOMY Richard Notzold, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor, Christian R. and Many F. Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching — 1 3B3 Tage N. Kvist, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor Vincent T. Cipolla, D.O. Chairman and Professor Robert P. Fink, B.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor Louis J. Misantone, B.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor M.Sc. Professor Robert W. England, A. B F.A.A.D., F.A. C.G.P. Professor Emeritus Edwin H. Cressman, D.O. , M.SctOst) Clinical Professor Emeritus Lemar F. Eisenhut, D.O. Visiting Professor James D. Brown, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., F.I.C.S Instructor Michael F. Shank, B. S. , D.O. Clinical Instructors Leroy J. Kearney, Jr., B.S., D.O. Ronald L. Pope, B. S. , D.O. Associate Professor David Roberts, B.S., M.Phil.. Ph.D. M.Div. , M.S.CEduci, D.O., M.ScCAnat), Frank Buttery ANESTHESIOLOGY I V John Bellis, D.O. Vice-Chairman and Assistant Professor Assistant Professors Roland Allard, B. A. , D.O. Nicholas Canuso, B. S. , D.O Isadore Lieberman, D.O. Chairman and Professor Thomas L. Moy, A.B., D.O. Associate Professor OPHTHALMOLOGY Paul J. Misischia, B.S., D.O. Assistant Professor Stanley J. Borden, B.A., D.O. Assistant Professor Professor Emeritus H. Malon Gehman, D. O. , M.ScCOst), F.O. C.O.O. Clinical Assistant Professor Seymour Kessler, D.O. Donald H. Thome, D.O., F.O. C.O.O. Chairman and Professor Assistant Dean For Clinical Education BIOCHEMISTRY Raymond E. Knauff, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Chairman and Professor JoAnne G. Pieringer, B.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor Associate Professor Eugene Mochan, B.S., Ph.D., D.D. N Yu Chen Lin, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor Michael H. Davis, B.S. Ph.D. Assistant Professor Mervyn H. Kline, B.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor DERMATOLOGY Alex S. Macaione, D.O., F.A.O.C.D. Clinical Assistant Professor Walter L. Willis, D.Q., F.A.O.C.D. Chairman and Professor Professor- Emeritus Edwin H. Cressman, D.D. , M.ScCOst) Clinical Professor Emeritus Israel Feldman, CO., F.A.O.C.D. Clinical Associate Professor Herbert Fletman, D. O. Clinical Instructor George H. Geuting, A. B., B. S. , D.O. Clinical Assistant Professor Andrew Corcoran, D.O. HISTORY OF MEDICINE OSTEOPATHY Planning Committee Jere M. Boyer, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Microbiology and Public Health Vincent T. Cipolla, D.O. Professor of Anatomy and Chairman Fairman L. Denlinger, B. S. , D.O., F.A.C.O.O.G. Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology William H. Dickerson, B.S., D.O., F. A. C.O.I. Professor of Internal Medicine and Chairman William Gilhool, B.S., D.O., F.A.C.OI. Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Chair- man Division of Gastroenterology Lillian Hynes-Longendorfer, D.O. Assistant Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Roy N. Pasker, D.O. Professor of Psychiatry J. Brendan Wynne, D.O. Professor of Surgery and Chairman Sherwood R. Mercer, A.B., A.M., LL.D. CHon) Professor Emeritus EMERGENCY MEDICINE John W. Becher, Jr., A.B., D.O. Chairman and Professor Edward J. Sarama, A.B., D.O. Vice-Chairman and Associate Professor Steven J. Parrillo, A.B., □.□. Assistant Professor Ray Morganti, M.D. Instructor Robert Mc Andrew, A.B., D.O. Instructor Instructor Arthur Bogert, B.S., D.O. PATHOLOGY Si LABORATORY MEDICINE 1 T William I. Silverman, A.B., D.O. F.A.O.C. Pa., M.Sc (Path], F.C.A.P. Chairman and Professor Lillian Hynes-Longendorfer, B.S., D.O. Assistant Professor Outstanding Teacher Award — 1 98D-81 Leonard Gladstone, B.A., D.O. Assistant Professor Clinical Assistant Professor Ir-vin Lock, A. B. , D.O. REHABILITATION MEDICINE Robert Chairm B. Goldberg, A.B., D.O. an and Associate Professor Murray Klein, B.S., D.O. Assistant Professor Clinical Associate Professor David Rosenthal, D.O. Clinical Assistant Professor- Harris A. Ross, D.O. GENERAL PRACTICE John □. Angeloni, A.B., D.O. Chairman and Professor Stephen Fedec, B.S., D.O. Director 41 90 Health Care Center Associate Professor Theodore Bear, D.O. Instructor George G. Vermeire, D.O. Director 22nd S. Cambria Health Care Center Assistant Professor Philip J. Bell, B.S., D.O. Clinical Assistant Professor GENERAL PRACTICE Kenneth J. Veit, D.O. Director of Health Care Centers Assistant Professor Richard Donnard, D.O. Associate Professor Professor Samuel L. Caruso, A. B. , CO., M.Sc.CPed), F.A.C.O.P. Assistant Professor John J. Flaherty, A.B., CO. Clinical Assistant Profes- sors R. Michael Gallagher, A. B., D.D. Ronald Goldberg, A. B. . D.O. Nicholas J. Grego, Jr., B.S., M.S., Ph.D., D.O. David Skole, D.O. Clinical Instructors Thomas Salvuc ci, B.S., DO. Michael F. Shank, A.B., D.O. Instructor Vincent Huffnagle, A.B. Professor D.O. INTERNAL MEDICINE William H. Dickerson, B.S., D.O., F.A.C.O.I Chairman and Professor Albert F. D ' Alonzo, A.B., D.O., M.ScCMedl, F.A.C.O.I. Vice-Chairman and Clinical Professor HEMATOLOGY Si ONCOLOGY RHEUMATOLOGY James F. Conroy, B.S., D.O., M.ScCMedl Division Chairman and Clinical Associate Professor ■. M David Bevan, B.S., D.O. Division Chairman and Associate Professor CARDIOLOGY «P wm •Jm Michael Kirschbaum, B.S., D.O. Division Chairman — Assistant Professor James G. Dale, B.S., D.O. Cardiology Fellow GASTROENTEROLOGY Michael A. Resnick, B.S., D.O. Assistant Professor William J. Gilhool, B.S., D.O., F.A.C.O. Division Chairman — Associate Professor PULMONARY John Simelaro, B.S., CO., M.Sc(Med), F.C.C.P. Division Chairman and Associate Professor Michael A. Venditto, B.A., D.O. Assistant Professor Bruce S. Margolis, A.B., D.O. Pulmonary Fellow ALLERGY Si IMMUNOLOGY INFECTIOUS DISEASES Edmund T. Carroll, D.O. Division Chairman and Clinical Associate Professor □avid V. Condoluci, B.S., D.O., M.Sc(Med) Division Chairman and Assistant Professor Associate Professor Emeritus Henry B. Herbst, D.O. Division Chairman and Clinical Associate Professor William A. Nickey, B.S., D.O. — Nephrology Clinical Associate Professor Marvin Rosner, A. B. , D.O. , F.A. CO. I. Clinical Assistant Professors Barry Getzoff , D. O. Louis C. Haenel, D.O. Stephen S. Levin, B.A., D.O. Eugene J . Wysznski, B.S., D.O. Clinical Instructor Michael J. Slavin, B.A., D.O. Fellow in Gastroenterology Steven Gefvert, D.O. MICROBIOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH i 4 ' ' « — IP a w Vichazelhu Iralu, B.S., M.P.H., Ph.D. Chairman and Professor Timothy J. Devine, A. Assistant Assistant Professors Bruno J. Bromke, B.A. , M.S., Ph.D. Lawrence D Antonio, A.B., D. O. James E. Prier, M.S., D.V.M., Ph.D. Jere M. Boyer, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Charles M. Bendas, B.A. Associate Professor M.S., Ph.D. Outstanding Teacher Award — 1 979-80 Assistant Professor Emma G. Allen, B.5., M.S., Ph.D. Professor NEUROLOGY Dennis Graham, D.O. Chairman and Professor Christian R. Many F. Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching — 1 9B3 Louis J. Butera, D.O. Assistant Professor Professor George H. Guest. DO., FA. C.N. Clinical Instructors Larry Janoff. D.O. — Stephen Sacks. DO. Clinical Assistant Professor Wilmer H. Bath. D.O. PSYCHIATRY George H. Guest:, D.G., F.A.C.N. Director of Neurosensory Diagnostic Center — Chairman and Professor, O.J. Snyder Memorial Award — 1 983 Floyce McGauley, B.S., D.O. Director of Ambulatory Psychiatric Center — Clinical Associate Professor Clinical Professors Cecil Harris. D. a. , M. ScfPsych). F.A.C.N., F.I. A. L. S.; Morton S. Herskowitz, B. S. . D.O. Clinical Associate Professors Martin B. Goldstein, B.S., D.O.; I. Jay Oberman. D.O.; Sheldon Wegman, B.A., D.O. ; H. Michael Zal. B.A., D.O. Clinical Assistant Professors Eugene Delia Badia. B.A.. D.O.; Bernard Fisher, D.O. ; Albert Honig, D.O.; Anthony S. Jannelli, A.B.. DO.; Saveno Laudadio. D.O. Instructor Marilyn Peuquet. M. A Roy IM. Pasker, D.O. Director of Mental Health Unit Vice-Chairman and Professor OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY -jM Michael L. Mansi, B.S., D.O. Acting Chairman and Associate Professor- Division Chairman — Reproductive Endocrinology Emanuel Fliegelman, B.S., D.O., F.A.C.O.O.G. Professor and Director- of Human Sexuality Programs Edwin Abbott, B.A., D.O. Associate Professor- and Director- Gynecological Services Edward Slotnick, A.E D.O., F.A.C.O.O.G. Clinical Professor Aaron M. Sroka, B.S., D.O. Assistant Professor Gerard W. Szczygiel, D.O. M.Sc. Clinical Assistant Professor Professors Emeriti Fairman L. Denlinger, B.S., D.O., F.A.C.O.O.G. Frank E. Gruber, D.O.. F.A.C.O.O.G. Clinical Associate Professor Lazarus M. Kinfides, B. S. , D.O. Clinical Assistant Professors Anita H. Atkins, A.B.. D.O.. M.ScCOb Gyn Sun), F.A.C.O.O.G. Harvey Bryant, Jr., B.S., D.O. OTQRHINOLARYNGOLQGY Ronald Reinhard, B.S., D.O. Assistant Professor Martin S. Neifield, D.O. Associate Professor Theodore R. Mauer, A.B., D.O M.Sc(Oto) Chairman and Professor- Ronald A. Kirschner, A.B., D.O., M.Sc(Oto) Clinical Associate Professor lernard C. McDonnell, A.B., D.O., M.SctOto] Clinical Instructor Professors Emeriti Charles W. Snyder, Jr., D.O. , M.ScCOtoD Harry I. Stein, A.B., CO., M.ScCOtoX F.O.C.O. Clinical Professor Lynn F. Sumerson, B.S. , D.O., M.ScCOto) Clinical Associate Professors Alvin Dubin, D.O., F.O.C.O.O. Clinical Assistant Professors Stephen S. Chankin, D.O. Elliot Dardik, B.A. , D.D.S. Bernard D. Kleinman, D.M.D. Stephen D. Smith, A. B. , D.M.D. Todd Luxl, D.D.S. Paul Imber, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC PRINCIPLES Si PRACTICE Nicholas S. Nicholas, B.S., D.O., F.A.A.O. Chairman and Professor David Heilig, A.B., D.O., M.Sc(Dst), F.A.A.O. Vice-Chairman and Professor Marvin Blumberg, A.B., D.O., F.A.A.O. Clinical Associate Professor Walter Ehrenfeuchter, B.S., D.O. Assistant Professor Abraham Zellis, A.B., D.O. Clinical Assistant Professor OSTEOPATHIC PRINCIPLES Si PRACTICE Jerome Sulman, A.B., D.O. Clinical Associate Professor Alexander S. Nicholas, A.B., D.O. Assistant Professor Robert: Gober, D.O. Clinical Instructor Evan Nicholas, D.O. (Resident:] John Potomski, D.O. (Resident J Professor Robert W. England, A.B., M.O M.ScCAnat). F.A.A.D., F.A. C.G. P. Associate Professor Katherine M. England, A.B., CO., F.A.C.G.P Clinical Associate Professor Ida Schmidt, CO., F.A.C.G.P.. F.A.A.O. Clinical Assistant Professor Anthony Leone, A. B. , D.O. William Scott, D.O., F.A. CO. I. M.S.CEduc), D.O., PHYSIOLOGY ANO PHARMACOLOGY Domenic A. DeBias, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman and Professor Assistant Dean for Basic Sciences Henry Hitner, B.S., M.S. Ph.D. Associate Professor Charlotte H. Greene, B.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor W Fred K. Carr, B.S., Ph.D Assistant Professor M.H.F. Friedman, B.Sc, M.A., Ph.D. Visiting Professor Leonard Rubin, Ph.D. Professor Assistant Professors Susan Miska, B. S. . Ph.D. Jocelyn Prendengrast, Ph. D. Walter Prozialeck, Ph.D. Associate Professor Eugene A. Lentini, A. B. . M.A., Ph.D. Clinical Assistant Professor E. Milton Friedman. A. B. , D. O. Barbara Nagle, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor RADIOLOGY V Robert L. Meals, B.S., D.O., M.ScCRad), F.A.O.C.R. Chairman and Professor Jon Peter Tilley, B.A., D.O., M.ScCRad] Vioe-Chairman and Professor Burton Marks, D.O. Associate Professor Joan Moore, B.A., D.O., M.ScCRad) Assistant Professor I Mrs. Stephanie Campbell John Stucka, Jr., I.8.E.E., M.S.E.E., D.O., M.ScCRad) Assistant Professor Henry J. Helak, B.S., D.O. Associate Professor -£- t Vernon Pocius, B.A., D.O., M.ScCRad! Assistant Professor Professor Emeriti Paul T. Lloyd, D.O., M.Sc(Ost), D.Sc, F.A.O.C.R.. F.A.C.D.S. A. Aline Swift, CO., M.ScCOst) Clinical Professor Quentin R. Flickinger, D.O., M.ScCRad) Clinical Associate Professor William E. Betts, Jr., A. B. , D.O., M.ScCRad), F.A.C.O.S., F.A.C.G., F.A.O.C.R. Clinical Assistant Professors Richard A. Kiszonas, B.S., D.O., M.ScCRad) Norman F. Ruttenberg, B.S., O.O., Neuroradiology Mary Lansu, B.A. — Radiation Physics PEDIATRICS Joseph A. Oieterle, B.A., D.O., F.A.A.P. Chairman and Professor Director of Medical Education Robert Berger, B.A., D.O., F.A.C.O.P. Habilitation and Developmental Pediatrics Vice-Chaimnan, Division Chairman and Associate Professor Ssndra W. Gawchik, D.O., F.A.A.P. Pediatric Allergy and Immunology, Division Chairman and Clinical Associate Professor Mary J. Teter-Babiak, A.B., □.□. Pediatric Infectious Diseases, Division Chairman and Assistant Professor James J. Kirk, B.S., D.O. Neonatal Services, Assistant Professor A. Faye Rodgers-Lomax, DO. Ambulatory Pediatrics, Division Chairman and Assistant Professor Steven M. Snyder, B.A., D.O., M.ScCPed) Neonatal Services, Division Chairman and Assistant Professor I Samuel L. Caruso, A.B., D.O., M.ScCPed], F.A.C.O.P. Professor Emeriti Harry Flanagan, B.S., D.O. Pediatric Cardiology Division Chairman and Assistant Professor Professor Emeriti William S. Spaeth, D.O., M.ScCPed), F.A.C.O.P. Clinical Professor Emeritus F. Munro Purse, D.O., M.ScCPed), F.A.C.O.P. Clinical Assistant Professor Marvin Backal, B. S. , D.O. Clinical Instructor Ira Spitzer, D.O. ,-., ,, J. Brendan Wynne, A.B., DO., F.A.C.O.S. Chairman and Professor Divisional Chairman — Orthopedic Surgery Robert H. Jama, B.S., Q.O., M.ScCSurJ Vice-Chairman and Associate Professor Divisional Chairman — Trauma Surgery :.:, X Norman Stempler, D.O. Assistant Professor Orthopedic Surgery Conrad Fraider, D.O. Fellow — Spinal Surgery Joseph Guagliardo, D.O. Assistant Professor Orthopedic Surgery Galen S. Young, D.O , M.Sc(Sur), D.Sc, F.A.C.O.S., F.A.A.O. Jivisional Chairman and Professor — General Surgery Leonard H. Finkelstein, B.S., D.Q., M.ScCUro. Sur) Divisional Chairman and Clinical Professor — Urology □avid Arsht, B.S., D.O. Clinical Associate Professor — Urology Samuel Manfrey, B.S., □.□., M.ScCUrol) Clinical Assistant Professor — Urology Steven Katz, B.A., D.O., M.Sc.(Sur) Clinical Assistant Professor — General Surgery Nicholas C. Pedano, B.S., D.O. Clinical Professor — General Surgery Henry A. D ' Alonzo, B.S., D.O., M.ScCSurl F.A.C.O.S. Clinical Associate Professor — Thoracic Surgery William R. Menwood, B.5., D.O., M.ScCSurl Assistant Professor — Surgery SURGERY Jerome A. Greenspan, D.Sc, D.O., F.A.C.O.Pr Divisional Chairman, Clinical Professor — Proctology Sherman Leis, B.S., D.O. Clinical Assistant Professor — Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Professors Emeriti Robert C. Erwin, D.O., F.A. C.O.S. Herman Kohn, D.O.. F.A. C.O.S. Clinical Professor Thomas F.A. Powell, A. B. , D.O., F.A. C.O.S. Clinical Associate Professors John J. Fleitz. A.B., D.O., F.A.O.C.Pr. Robinson G. Fry, B. S. , D.O., F.A. C.O.S. Charles A. Mauriello, B. S. , D.O. Robert B. Swain, B.S., D.O. Clinical Assistant Professors William E. Briglia, D.O. James A. Wilson, A. B. , D.O. Visiting Professors Robert K. Jones, M. D. Howard Richter, M.D. Clinical Lecturer Ronald R. Ganelli, D.O. Clinical Instructor Edward Silverman, B.S., D.O. ;v tip. Joanne C. Chinnlel, B.S., D.O. Assistant Professor — Surgery LIBRARY SCIENCE Shanker H. Vyas, B.A., B.Ed., M.A., M.S., Ph.D. Director and Associate Professor Hansa S. Vyas, B.A., B.Ed., M.A., M. Librarian and Associate Professor Librarian and Instructor Kathryn M. Picando, B.A. , M.S. Assistant Librarian and Instructor Carol Ann Powers, B.A., M.L. S. John Romano, Vincent: Albano, Don Laura CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS I Paul Wetherill 0f05, f A PHYSICIAN IS OBLIGATED TO CONSIDER MORE THAN A DISEASED ORGAN, MORE EVEN THAN THE WHOLE MAN — HE MUST VIEW THE MAN IN HIS WORLD. HARVEY CUSHING V GROUP ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 — A. Shedlock. W. Shiels. V. Chapman. D. Stafford. G. Lynch. G. Mooney, D. Battafarano. J. Cosgrove. E. Bell. C. Henwood. J. John- Aaronson. How 2 — L. Prison, J. Brown, □. Pergolino. D. Sevitski. R. scon. G. Alberto. N. Braese. AMWA — D.O Row 1 — Starosta, I. Dunay, N. Braese, L. Yudof. E. Bell. V. Chapman, D. N. Paulson. J. Johnston. P. Chambers. D. Mistai. M. DeCou. K. Roose. Brown. T. Pettllo. Row 2 — D. Burke-Lewis. D. Pergolino. S. Hainley. M.S. O ' Lear. J. Rowe. SOMA How 1 — J. Rowe. K. Roose. J. Knoppers, D. Duney, L. Maccera, D. Pergolmo, B. Scott. P. Murphy. Row S — M. DiBiagio, P. Chambers. R. Frey. B, Kelch, J. Lewcun. R. Lewis, P. Loeb. M.S. O ' Lear, M. Pieretti Row 3 — R. Schamberger, K. Gerold. M. Thompson, J. Oline, F. Yano- viak, G. Harris. S. Hainley, G Tomcho. Row A — J. A. Joseph. J. Tanner, M. Warner, V. Sobolewski, l_. Doroshow, M. Wagner. T. Spe- ciale, W. Shiels. Row 5 — N. Fisher. K. Baker. R. Aicheie. Row 1 — M. Torchia, G. Aaronson. M. Wagner. Row 2 — D. Mistal, J. Prior. J. McLaughlin. D. Wenner. D. Gomer- inger, J. Johnston, N. Paulson, L. DiToppa. J. Cosgrove. N. Braese. NOTE SERVICE AMERICAN COLLEGE of GENERAL PRACTICE Row 1 — G. Aaronson, K. Roose, J. Rowe, L Mattera. B. Scott D. Mistal, D. Dunay, B. Loss. D. Sevitski, M. Voyack, J. Valuer,. Row 2 — G Kline, D. Belkovec, P. Murphy, B. Schamberger, P, Barone, N, Paul- son. D. Pergolmo, K. Ehrenfeuchter, L. DiToppa, M.S. O ' Lear. MA. DiBiagio Row 3 — M. Golden. D. Deysher, M. Wagner. J. Rogers. G. White, L Doroshow. N. Fisher, G. Tomcho, F. Yanoviak, C. Marks. J. Lewcun, P. Loeb. G. Knod, K. Higgins. Row A — R. Johnson. J. Tanner. M. Thompson, J. Mahoney, K. Baker, C. Connors, D. Conrad, D. Sweeney. P. Stumpo, M. Donegan. Row 1 — L. Mettera, J. Knoppers, J. Hemsley. Row2 — J. Crawford. J. Lewcun, L. Moser. R. Muscalus. CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY LAMBDA QMICRON GAMMA Row a — M. Golden. C. Shames, G. Berger, D. Pergolmo. B. Scotc, S. Guccenplan, S. Hainley, R. Lewis. PHI SIGMA GAMMA Row 1 — K. Higgins. B. Kelch. G. Tomcho (Pronotarius). K. Baker Qline, D. Balkovec. J. Forte. V. Sobolewski. D. Fornace. M. Voyack. L. CPhulax), N. Fisher (Subarchoni, B. Frey (Ousophulax), D. Gomennger Zegarelli. CArchon). K. Gerold (House Mgr. ). J. Giliberto. Row 2 — L. Ulan. J. GROUP LEADERS mi in ' 1 dw 1 — Judy Garcia. Roxanne Hunt, Sue Rodgers. Row 2 — Jill Geosrts, oily Msrencic, Debbie Miller. Patti Hemsley STUDENT AUXILLARY ASSOCIATION MILITARY Row 1 — W. Shiels, J - Howe, R. Roose. L. Fnson, D. Lasorda, A. Sassier. Row 2 — B. McKnight. J. Hernsley. J. Rogers. Row 3 — F. AmmermBn. F. Yanoviak, R. IVIooney. A. Hasselquisc. W.J. Hubickey. N. Fisher. Row -4 — J. Mahoney, R. Bishop. C. Connors. S. Hamley. K. Greene. | ft f ©If ra J. Crawford, R. Johnson, J. A. Joseph, M. Golden, R. Bokulic B. Garcia. BASKETBALL AMERICAN COLLEGE of SPORTS MEDICINE - __ Row 1 — J. Johnston. F. Ammerman, C. Connors. M. Ruggiero, D Meir-Lev i, M. Wagner. J. Force. Row 2 — G. Tomcho, N. Fisher. J. A Joseph, D. Dunay. J Valuch, M. DeCou. Row3 — K Baker, M Thomp SOCCER TEAM Row 1 — J.I. Joseph. V. Igidbashien, S. Mifsud. Lasorda. K. Melnick. Row a — C. Connors, D. Me Levi, A. Hasselquisc B. Gershenbaum, D. Gittelms Row 1 — G. Lynch, B. Laderer, M. Voyack. Row 2 — R. Mooney, M. Leone, A. Hasselquisc. L, Ulan. RUGBY TEAM Please excuse the appearances of some areas- of our building that ar We thin you w« the end i The best kept medi- cal secret in town! ! A new psych admission9 . . . Just give ' em Haldol ' til their knees buckle, then back off 2mg. Sidebend to, rotate away. If that doesn ' t work, sidebend some more. All my men wean English leather, or they wear nothing at all! I 4 For an A ; sure I will. This isn ' t the way it happened on General Hospital. U.S.D.A. Grade A choice. Oh Annie . . . I ' m tired of pumping! No Ma ' am, we do not deliver. Breast reduction the Roxborough way. Dr. Ehrenfeuchter demonstrates a new cranial tech- nique. Hey man — I don ' t need a tie! PCOM Pizza service I W Wake me when it ' s over! Clinic at 41 90 — Go For It! Rads to Riches Where can I stick this? Positive throckmorton sign L « i [h Let ' s see, the square of the hypotenuse , m. You ' re kidding; the G.C. smear was negative? Only my hairdresser knows for sure. ■ V 4 I You better put this picture in the yearbook or you will not pass my rotation and will not graduate! ■ ■■H Playgirl centerfold, June 1 9B3. Subscribes to playgirl. lOB How In the world did you do that 1 ; If I don ' t graduate. I can always open an all night mas- sage parlor. Who would have ever dreamed the neuroanatomy prize would be like this? -!++i i4 Who the hell came up with these captions? I hear a rub; you are down a quart. CLASS CHAIRMAN The style that has been our class legacy to PCDM represents the giving, the sharing that was an ideal that began on day one and was fused into reality over the course of four yeans. Each of us well remembers that initial interview in the first floor conference room of Evans Hall. I recall that after an hour long encounter, the epplicant ahead of me came out looking weary. Any advice? , I asked. Just keep smiling, no matter what happens, she replied. The value of that advice I would appreciate shortly as my own interview began. Ultimately, I too emerged looking every bit as weary. Happily, I later found that both she and I would be starting at PCOM in August. Thanks, Denise. On the first day of class when I found myself appointed temporary class chairman, I said to each of you that the key to success must lie in cooperation, I meant it as much for myself as for you. Where there problems ahead? There certainly were, but so many times they lay in the glorious dilemma of having too many people wanting to help, rather than too few. On that first day, for instance, the class spontaneously organized two note services, each unaware of the other. By the second day the two had merged. Then there was the help that we gave directly to each other. Gratitude can never be sufficient for the many hours Bill Shiels spent explaining the fundamentals of biochemistry to me. These are only a few examples, but they demonstrate the tone of our tenure here. In the future, just as at PCOM we found that pulling together resulted in a greater good, so within the larger context of medicine, each of us has a common core of knowledge, but at the same time experiences which are unique. We must search continually for the best of both mentors and colleagues so that we may better serve our patients. Ultimately, when we cross that threshold of confidence and find we have deified ourselves, I ask you to think back to the wisdom of that great ruler of ancient times who employed a slave whose sole purpose was to remind him, One day Alexander, you too will die. It is appropriate at this point to give thanks to the faculty and administration for their knowledge, leadership, and inspiration in creating an environment which nurtured our growth both as students of science and practitioners of medicine. Best wishes for the future to all who have given so much, especially to you my classmates, the Class of 1 983. Frederick W. Ammerman, D.O. m % Mw f k MM mjjL j dm ■■ ' ■ f I GARY A. AARONSON, D.O DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL ROBERT K . AICHELE, D.O. LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL r -rRj; ! ir ■ m; HH tK-o | v% • ' , ' ■ SI • ' « 7 5 , «! GIIMO ALBERTO, JR., D.O. MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL UNION, NEW JERSEY To you who made this moment possible — Thanks — FREDERICK W. AMMERMAN, D.O. WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER WASHINGTON, D.C. WILLIAM J. ARTZ, JR., D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA MZUumsL I would like to extend my most sincere appreciation to my wife, family and particularly my mother, without whose constant support, encouragement, and love, this goal would not have been attainable. DALE A. BALKOVEC, D.O. BRENTWOOD HOSPITAL There can be no surgeon who is not also a physician. Where the physician is not also a surgeon he is an idol that is nothing but a painted monkey. Paracelsus LOCKE W. BARBER, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL CENTRAL DIVISION VAtjLS .O. We are all afraid — for our confi- dence, for the future, for the world. That is the nature of the human imagination. Yet every man, every civilization, has gone forward be- cause of its engagement with what it has set itself to do. The personal commitment of a man to his skill, the intellectual commitment and the emotional commitment working together as one, has made the As- cent of Man. J. Bronowski PAUL STEPHEN BARON, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER ' Tbgetfver we sfvalC Be jbvev r more. . . May God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. We dedicate this page to my Grandmother DOMINiCK A. BARONE, D.O. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STRATFORD, NEW JERSEY IAd DANIEL F. BATTAFARANO, D.O. BROOKE ARMY MEDICAL CENTER SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS ELIZABETH C. BELL, D.O. RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL WILMINGTON, DELAWARE MICHAEL E. BELOTTI, D.O. THE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OF THE PALM BEACHES £E S RICHARD A. BENOIT, D.O. MERCY CATHOLIC MEDICAL CENTER FITZGERALD MERCY DIVISION ijCtt ( fi A. k -z, - t — To All Those Who Caned — Along this sometime, oftentime, long and arduous path, may we pause for reflection. Let us remember- those who have helped us, shared our thoughts and frustrations, our triumphs and defeats. Amidst seemingly endless hours of immersion in pursuit of a careen goal, they offened encounagement in- stead of nidicule. For thein sacnif ice, at times, was much gneaten than oun own; so that we could be free to follow oun dneams. Let us neven fonget thein contnibution! DAN T. BENSC OTER, D.O. DOCTOR ' S OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Lunging towards the future. GARY G. BERGER, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA I knew I should have paid more attention to Biochemis- try. The big day — Flounder ' s Day. ROBERT EDWARD BISEL, D.O. WARREN GENERAL HOSPITAL WARREN, OHO E £?£S J |MBBMjg TT «K lfr P  ■■ JBr ht t RONALD M. BISHOP, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER I thank my family and friends. Thank you PCOM, and most of all, I thank GOD. MITCHELL CRAIG BOBER, D.O. FLINT OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL FLINT, MICHIGAN RONALD E. BOKULIC, D.O. DOCTOR ' S HOSPITAL COLUMBUS, OHIO Thank you all for your love and support THOMAS A. BOYLE, D.O. RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL WILMINGTON, DELAWARE •LyXtfYY Ca J).Q. NANCY E. BRAESE, DO. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STRATFORD, NEW JERSEY (vmu C (WUJ 2 JAMES G. BRAVYAK, D.O. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STRATFORD, NEW JERSEY . K J M- Thanks to all who loved and cared HOLLY GAIL BREUNINGER, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL u u K% JANET LYNN BROWN, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISION Jfl r t jdyM - Ba+w-j $Q To my family, my husband, my husband ' s family, my dogs, and to all the classmates and doctors, who supported and encouraged me to become a physician . . . Thank you DEMISE BURKE-LEWIS, D.O. NORRISTQWN STATE HOSPITAL 7 y KATHERINE □. CANAKIS, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD DIVISION ffl i- PATRICK J. CAREY, CO. ABINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL . . . Happy are those who dream dreams, but happier are those who are willing to pay the price to make these dreams come true. PATTI CHAMBERS, D.O. LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL PatiL d. Ola ki hO A-L V . ■ T N VICKI LOU CHAPMAN, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL 1 L f a ? [ Jl L 7 liU i ' -J-h l t And besides. I am going to make you a present . . . He laughed again. Ah, little prince, dear little prince. I love to hear- that laughter! That is my present. Just that. Antoine de Saint-Exupeny CARL J. CONNORS, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL CJ cA. C2r? ' c Thank you to the person who made the most sacrifices to provide the faith, love, and support for me to attain this goal — my wife Beth. m, Thanks for Kanjing in there all tkose times you wished you. had never married a doctor and for constantly remindtng me to slop talking like a doctor. But most importantly, •ihanks for beinq my confidence - . DONALD E. CONRAD, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL A r7r 2 APIPUEATDIbIN] Wmk i :, - ...AND UNDER RgA oN Foi WiSHlNG TO ATTEND MEDICAL, $c iOoL. You ' vE Pot, Oust in cA e CHtRTTL LADD EV R SET$ XicK ... Tt-tA fc$ 4- o JAMES J. COSGROVE, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD DIVISION ylaatto $■ . i •k . PfJ L iMP ! H With but one page to write upon and a lifetime full of things for which to say thank you, this task becomes a seemingly hope- less one but, nonetheless, one that I will attempt to show my heartfelt thanks to all who have helped me, so selflessly, make it thus far. To my family, who provided me with a warm home, never- ceased in showing their love; who kept giving even after they had given their all, and who showed me an example of in- tegrity. To Lisa, whom I hold with deep love and respect; who shared her love and laughter, smiles which convey enough warmth to warm any heart, and for sharing with me, her faith. To Dave, Randi and Bill. To Grant, Walter, Ingrid, Lois and Bob, and to Gordon and Steve with whom I have tried to know God more deeply and steadfastly. Finally, to my Heavenly Father, who has satisfied all of my needs according to his riches in Jesus Christ and thus given me peace. How blessed Is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked. Nor stand in the path of sinners, not sit in the seat of scoffers! But. his delight is in the law of the Lord, and in His law he mediatates day and night. And he will be like e tree firmly planted by streams of living water, which yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither, and in whatever he does, he pros- pers. Pslem 1:1-3 JEFFREY R. CRAWFORD, D.O. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL STRATFORD, NEW JERSEY MUGE A. CUMMINGS, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD DIVISON fL cuxe . 6 ( rr nvj xa Z). n Jk JEFFREY □. CUSHMAIM, D.O. GRANDVIEW HOSPITAL DAYTON, OHIO rK-g£-LK_ DO -thariXs DAVID F. DALESSID, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISION I lAS UK- s - - J ) (x jLA . i±- I) [) to mom and dad, who through the years have guided and given themselves, and to my wife, Sheryl, who has been the pillar of support and the listening ear; thank you all. MARCY DECOU, D.O. WEST ALLEGHENY HOSPITAL MARK DELOWERY, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA TO PCOM for having the grace and wisdom to give me the opportunity to become what I am, TO MY FRIENDS for making the bad times better and the good times the BEST, TO MY BROTHER and SISTERS for being friends as well as family, TO MY MOM and DAD for EVERYTHING, your image of me is what I hope to be, and TO GOD, who cared enough to send the VERY BEST. Thank you ALL for your Love and Support. Love, Mark I could tell you my adventures — beginning from this morning, said Alice a little timidly; but it ' s no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then. SCOTT J. DERON, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL YORK, PA. hAfr QC ZW) DAVID P. DEYSHER, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL YORK, PA. P J I. 7 .o To my family for their encouragement, support, and their love. To Mom and Dad, It ' s been a long road, but we made it. Thank you for all your love, support and encouragement, without it, this day would never have been possible; and To Dennis, thanks for your unrelenting optimism and humor. Everyone should be as lucky to have such a terrific brother and friend. Thank you all! MARY ANN DIBIAGIO, D.O. SHENANGO VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL jj fyfajwuv There ' s a special kind of closeness that only families know, it starts with early childhood trust and deepens as you grow . . . There ' s a special kind of comfort in knowing your family ' s there, to love and understand you to listen and to care . . . Of all the treasurers life may bring, your family means the most, and whether near or far apart that love will hold you close. Delores Claire Hamilton LOUIS A. DITOPPA, D.O. MCKEESPORT HOSPITAL MCKEESPORT, PA. 0. A • ?? ; Ao. Lord, I thank you for blessing me with a family, whose faith, love, sup- port, and unity gave me the strength and courage; and especial- ly for my wife Debbie, who always stood by my side along the way. ROBERT M. DOHAR, D.O. ST. ELIZABETH MEDICAL CENTER YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO fad MAUj.fi MICHAEL A. DONEGAN, D.O OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA T cAoui 61 d07 CATHY J. DONNARD, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA LARRY P. DOROSHOW, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL £ft Wonderful World of Cjrene Jpndon featuring CRUSADER RABBIT STARTS MONDAY 8 AM CHANNEL S 10 ' That woman is a success . . . who loves life and lives it to the fullest; who has discovered and shared the strengths and talents that are uniquely her own; who puts her best into each task and leaves each situation better than she found it; who seeks and finds that which is beautiful In all people is . . . and all things; whose heart is full of love and warm with compassion; who has found joy in living and peace within herself. DARLENE ANN DUNAY, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISION (flmbrA k£ [MwJ @(jXAsr4wJ (ft. charles j. dutkowsky, d.o. SADDLEBROOK GENERAL HOSPITAL fip : i There is no proper way to acknowledge every- one who has helped me achieve this dream. Therefore, I thank God for life, health, family, and friends. Special thanks to my loving wife Mary, who gave so much, and set her own goals aside to help me achieve mine. KURT E. EHRENFEUCHTER, D.O. RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL WILMINGTON, DELAWARE MARK ENDE, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD DIVISION ' { Jc jft U £ 0. i L STEVEN EVANS, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA Thanks to Esther and Eugene for making it all happen. Thanks to Phil for always being there. Thanks to Tom, Mark, and Dave for sanity. And to Sue, whose love nurtured and sustained me through it all. -£- L -1 I know no one ' s going to show me ev- erything. We all come and go unknown. Each so deep and superficial between the for- ceps and the stone. Joni Mitchell THOMAS C. FALVO, D.O. GRANDVIEW OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL DAYTON, OHIO L Z P C 01 Ls - ihc ueaty ao m hwi bit -me ikeM are Tocfota evenlu Xfaut older fyuttvX ' OH C ■was? Aftd uoutvqor thaw I ' ll be Xkafc ' s not unu6vcal Coi d J j £b it sfawuM ? -After cka-naes -upon- cfyJnqes VfycLi ' e ttjore. or its More- o tess the, go-we . 5 £ ie sam£ JtluI uvmow Special Thanks to : MUMDADBUDGREGNANJOHN 3ISGRANDMAVICM0CKJEFF KIMRADELADLEP00N3TEVE AND3UE And especially, COLLEEN for believing BRIAN L. FELLECHNER, D.O. RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL WILMINGTON, DELAWARE a H • 1 IsSFV U ?- ..ft. III r l l i 8P . iJMp SUSAN G. FESNAK, D.O. JOHN F. KENNEDY HOSPITAL j £| :-v v B  ii .  «M  ■• - H k« T — --- |1 VJ ur iv-; 5wv v •■ ■  ■• -  - - • - ■ ■ •  ■• ■- jmf .-, I -4 • « _ ■ • .  •. •f Bk . r it B _ A % ■ L 9k  v Bk c «. v NC 1 1 To my mentors, I thank you for the freedom when it came my time to go — I thank you for the kindness and the times when you got tough — The leader of the band is tired and his eyes are growing old, but his blood nuns through my instrument and his song is in my soul — My life has been a poor attempt to imitate the man — I ' m just a living legacy to the leader to the band . . . — Dan Fogelberg To my nieces and . . father; their fathers My sister and Kim . . Their mothers; my mother . . . My . . Their brothers; my brothers . . . Thank you; with love NORMA JEANNE FLACK, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA N UnUL.) £. A u  C ' £)■£). Medical resident from S. G. H. directs a P. C O. M. exter the fine art of the physical examination. DONALD J. FORNACE, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL • yair a ■ ( Ari rbA eX ' SKSJr. JOSEPH W. FORTE, O.O. GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL GARDEN CITY, MICHIGAN U) UhctdtJ ? RICHARD P. FREY, D.O. LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL l£ p i t Let us be what we are And speak what we think And in all things keep Ourselves loyal to truth And the sacred professions Of friendship Longfellow LISA M. FRISON, D.O. TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER HONOLULU, HAWAII X jU L fit jAx4Zn. f9m f i . At PCD commencement in 1 355, George W. Fri- son, Sr. , D.O. CPCO ' 33D awards diploma to George W. Frison, Jr., D.O. To Judy: Thank you, your love and sup- port have lead me through these four years. w - - B B BJ WSk i J 1 . 1 -Mi t wm- in BARRY 5. GARCIA, D.O. SOUTHEASTERN MEDICAL CENTER NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA J ZL t . ' jefc+j U i 3 X To my parents: Thank you for your unselfish support. I will always be grateful. EDWARD E. GEOSITS, D.O. ST. LUKES HOSPITAL BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct the other way . . . — Charles Dickens, 1 959 A Tale of Two Cities ' Your pulse is very, very, weak! ' KEVIN B. GEROLD, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA yfrun • sfj toGfc 0. There is a pant of me that wants to write, a part that wants to theorize, a part that wants to teach . . . to force myself into a single role, to decide to be lust one thing in life, would kill off large parts of me. Rather, I recognize that I live now and only now, and I will do what I want to to this moment and not what I decided was best yesterday. — Hugh Prather I need solitude like I need food and nest, and like eating and nesting, solitude is most satisfying when it fits the rhythm of my needs. A regularly scheduled aloneness does not nourish me. — Hugh Prather in Notes to Myself ixu tBz- - you THE MEANING OF UpE, IF You ' L . PROMISE NOT T UAUGH. I have come this far only through the support and guidance of others. A special thanks to all of you. To my Family, For the support, guidance, encouragement, and foresight you so faithfully gave . . . I thank you! JAMES J. GILIBERTO JR., D.O. MOUNT CLEMENS GENERAL HOSPITAL MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN Sf7 L ? ' No van, no gealt, no sand. — Chuck DAVID KALMAN GITTELMAN, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER tJ wrvdl t-oJo foWvY . w. ui ! £_ To my parents and brothers for their support and en- couragement. To my wife for her understanding and end- less love, and to my friends for the good times. MARC D. GOLDEN, D.O. SOUTHEASTERN MEDICAL CENTER NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA Thanks to: Mom, Dad, Neil, Den, Lynn, John, Michael- John, Aunt Lue, Uncle Ralph, Rich, Tina, Colleen, Debbie, Rob, Chris, Mike, Brian Knoll . . . and everyone else who told me that it ' s better to be a doctor than drive a truck for Coca-Cola. Thank you all very much! DAVID J. GOMERINGER, D.O. ORLANDO GENERAL ORLANDO, FLORIDA yWyU-ritAi J— t n Mom and Dad If you wish to see the valleys, climb to the mountain top; If you desire to see the mountaintop, rise into the cloud; But if you seek to understand the cloud, close your eyes and think. KAREN R. GREENE, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA ' faWn r) J iie fCC ' A special thanks to my family and my friends, who have given me such great support oven all these years. I never could have reached my goal in life without you. Chester, VWcxtvt A«.A c _ V  «Ws Tout-n«tj Obt «. I «l +o Tun«. 5 1185 30,000 nultS on -H«V a l If you have a goal in your life that takes a lot of energy, that incurs a great deal of interest, and that is a challenge to you; You will always look forward to see what the new days brings. — Susan Polis Schultz — famsbuTJXL vJBrisbL ■pu(4 r C u«sVy JOSEPH C. GRETZULA, D.O. GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER DANVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA .0. . flBfc. A i s H DOMINICK ANTHONY GR05S0, D.O. MONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER LONG BRANCH, N.J. Jcnw vf 1 yj o r LJ, To my Mother and Father — Your love, encouragement guidance, and support have enabled me to achieve my dream. Thank you so very much. A special thanks to my family and friends who have shared both my good and bad times, for they plus my ambition and desire have taken me to this goal in my life. SUSAN BETH HAINLEY, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA M STEPHEN J. HARDY, D.O. MILLCREEK OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Special thanks to my family and my wife, Lauren, for all their support and under- standing. ARNE HASSELQUIST, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD DIVISION i« - f f •5F 1 « f o HOWARD A. HASSMAIM, D.O. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ycoft J H C flL AAX )£) This page is dedicated to my family who have made it all possible with their love and support. Thank you for everything. ERIC S. HEFFELFINGER, D.O. RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL WILMINGTON, DELAWARE be? JAMES HEMSLEY, D.O. MOUNT CLEMENS GENERAL HOSPITAL MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN This page is dedicated to Patti CAROL L. HEN WOOD, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA £asd zf. r v-v L , - O. Thank you Dad for all the teaching and guidance, I can only hope to one day reach the calibre you maintain. Thank you Mom for all the support, behind every successful child is a wonderful mother. Thank you Natalie, Bill, Jon and Maria for making me smile all these years. Thank you John for all your love and understanding. I could never have made it without you all! Down to Gehenna on up to the throne, he travels the fastest, who travels alone. — Kipling . . . Although many times during these last four years it seemed as though you had to do it on your own , it sure was good to know that I always had a loving family behind me, and great friends beside me. To these people I have to say, thanks, and, corny as it may sound . . . I couldn ' t have done it without you! KENNETH R. HIGGINS, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL . fc . Mom and Dad, grandparents, my sister, Amy. PAMELA S. HORNAMAN, D.O. MILLCREEK COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA SM 37srv A, pz- ' ' ■ - T)C I f A jug of wine, A Kama Sutra, and a duck. My person, Michael LI LIVE IN THE CITY SEE AND EVERY MORNING I ' LL GET UP CLIMB INT0AW5PCRI5 CAR AND ZOOM INTO IHc COOHTGH tmen ill start healing people. ju meal everybody for miles Around! I ' LL BE A tOCRLD FAMGl S W3LE LITTLE COUNTRY DOCTOR! Pursuit of happiness is what? Stay it how long whenever got? Is it a dream we set to do? When found another dream pursue. from Snapshots by John F. Hubickey WALTER JOHN HUBICKEY, D.O. TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER HONOLULU, HAWAII JOHN R. HUNT, D.O. MOUNT CLEMENS GENERAL HOSPITAL MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN ) U 7J4 jr o. V ' Home in January ' ROBERT M. HUNTER, JR., D.O. TUCSON GENERAL HOSPITAL TUCSON, ARIZONA X Hv Aa. j My love ' VARTAN IGIDBASHIAN, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISION yojd jvvwdfa 2). From quiet homes an first beginning, out to the undiscovered ends, There ' s nothing worth the wear of win- ning but laughter and the love of friends. Hilame Belloc PAUL JACOBSEN, D.O. COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OF SOUTH BROWARD du { 4 00. C. ROBERT JOHNSON, O.O. SOUTHEASTERN MEDICAL CENTER NORTH MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA u. W - % W-7 Z O . With sincere appreciation to my family and friends for their support and understanding. ■ ' •v JEANNE M. JOHNSTON, D.O. CHICAGO COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE I owe it all to my sainted mother and father. mm n JEFFREY J. JONES, D.O. RICHMOND HEIGHTS GENERAL HOSPITAL RICHMOND HEIGHTS, OHIO i ! au.yxl c no o 1o iy:q [.FTiv©E 8 no sasnhsm eAJ snitjj- I . i ign E B9i 4wt Tg rig oiv nosl Y rioxvBauY. . , .ha 1 siBnoil tM dim , cftt •Jfeqqx? b JEFFREY ALAN JOSEPH, D.O. RICHMOND HEIGHTS GENERAL HOSPITAL RICHMOND HEIGHTS, OHIO 7-1 ■r D.o. AecUocUtcL ' sf £ jfd ui JEFFREY I. JOSEPH, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL CENTRAL DIVISION STARR M. KEARNEY, D.O. DOCTOR ' S OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA BENJAMIN P. KELCH, D.O. DOCTORS HOSPITAL COLUMBUS, OHIO ir S? kJcZ $- To my grandparents, without whom . . . expressionless To my parents, without whom . . . . . . nothingness To my family, without whom . . . . . . meaningless To Jill, without whom . . . . . . emptiness TODD M. KELMAN, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA -trvbf - k ££tm JH, ? , ROBERT A. KIMELHEIM, D.O. NAVAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA 1 o x A. uuu aQu o DAVID KISHBAUGH, D.O. MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL UNION, NEW JERSEY 2 £. GLENN A. KLINE, D.O. DETROIT OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL DETROIT, MICHIGAN A f Ao- GEORGE A. KNOD, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA A Jju fartr do. JANE M. KNOPPERS, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISON yn.Hr r pp u (Jo ■ d Qmimumm with tyd is the ewe med pf tht scut kewmd m other need- waiter is the beainmrifl erf that commumem, ' (jcarae A ac Donald RAYMOND J. KRAYNAK, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 0 C y j J y ° STEPHEN KRUK, D.O. ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA ' Jl ftk. 1 1 -r K ■ ■ ROBERT C. LADERER, D.O. JACKSONVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA ' oi C ( i— l .d Thank you S.D. S. R ' R ARTHUR G. LAPPING, D.O. WARREN GENERAL HOSPITAL WARREN, OHIO d. DAVID M. LASORDA, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA !b Si La -Ak p® Many thanks to my friends, family and wife, who helped me to get by. MARK R. LEONE, D.O. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JOSEPH P. LEWCUN, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL J £W£JJJ A Q A Physician ' s Prayer J Lord, Thou Great Physician, j kneel before Thee. Since fu every good and perfect gilt Ji I : .._ tj... i a from Thee I PRA1 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 jellowmen, and a true realization of the rare « ' n privilege that is mine. Take V from mi heart all guile and A , worldUness, that with the V simple faith of a child I eh on Thee. An Invert je6 fflitp race 0 ' ifatrih. cj RALPH MORGAN LEWIS, D.O. DOCTORS HOSPITAL COLUMBUS, OHIO 4 f| Y • 77 Hfeaiocrr trslp horizon, uw a A rue PAUL LOEB, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISION -Jfc_ UfcV- Op. Paul Loeb, PCOM — 1 9B3 Reuben Loeb, PCO — 1 952 Estelle Loeb, PCO — 1353 My family BETH A. LOSS, D.O. LANCASTER OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL f)Ui ft fc L DO To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also be- lieve. Anatole France To my wonderful family and to Jim, Thank you all for sharing in this accom- plishment . . . your love, support and en- coura gement made it all possible. MY MOST SINCERE THANKS TO My Family My Friends My Professors William Goldman Foundation 136 37th St., Sea Isle City Millers for 1 3 fewer calories The Windrift The Cars for Let ' s Go The Friendly Erwin ' s Auto Repair Kool The Gang for Get Down on It and Celebration Stouffer ' s for French Bread Pizza The Windermere Deli for Hoagies and Cheesesteaks Melon Balls Devo for Whip It Datsun for TURBO Love Boat □AVID H. LOUGHRAN, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL CENTRAL DIVISION Foreigner for Waiting for a Girl Like You Joclyn ' s for Chris GREGORY J. LYNCH, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA JOHN J. MAHONEY, D.O. DOCTOR ' S OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA ' -rffatvucf, ). THANKS Mom and Joe, I wouldn ' t be here without you. V- ' . ANGELO MANCUSO, D.O. GRAND RAPID MICHIGAN - - 6 EC1 L THW K? 0 ry M l - 7 tt i ct- flj EfperioyU. w|fl «t C «% o fci ci wj pro lesson J u hoi theu mere trtLzy . 1o mn Qroj[dfiareA±s — w« ie. 50 proud ok r% ti M hraoqtd, Ply- arar dson i ffc ' j a dr. it t cranks lH ts .. 10 mu Oisfer — u)i[o tried to improift- mu social U ' Jt unfortunately- , 10 pry u)Os tDO lift- h kQUV- lb imj h ' di l £ rtr ivx. j.3teJaA. — ulhose i esy e istar VL proi ed. that tftrc- Ose. priorities in Hit, j t t o i c of t u srr oM£st thi iqs Ojt je r pst iomus lo n u lOilt, Kailui. — u)l prr have. loveA Ltoik ih. I st tune, uiC mat if mill cordir wL to Ioik. fprex tr Without her heJp j V toujanetrpd. l rruj aoaA. uioidrL r pi have betA rtathtdL •— — ' Jn mimorij of mj L ....bui$ C.P ancu 0 {Jon huk dticujs km my hire, J nd all iki tluyt J tfhk J couU U ficccmt of uoa t J catujlu at kjh as cm EajU Jor uon arc iht riind bwiatL WILLIAM J. MARENCIC, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA CHARLES H. MARKS III, D.O. SHENANGD VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL r AL cky - t C iksmm fci MICHAEL J. MARTELLI, D.O. PACIFIC HOSPITAL LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA 7T[ UJ.g.}ka klL b.Q A special thanks to my family, including our most recent addition, Debbie, far the love and support that kept me going when times got rough. S - m] y S PCOM 1 963 Best Dad and Doctor LISA M. MATTER A, D.O. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Special thanks to Special people: To My Family: for their selflessness, untold sacri- fices, encouragement and endless love, for making a family a warm and uplifting shelter so often needed, for giving all and more. To Friends: for their steadfast friendship, under- standing and continual support despite my negli- gence. To Jeff: for his honesty — with himself, medicine and me, for sharing bagels, verses, lockers, QT, ideals, study time, feelings, moments of utter glum and frustration, tears and smiles, for comforting and strengthening in times of weariness and weakness . . . for being there. To the Lord: for being with me each step of the way — making it all possible and worthwhile. HANO IN THERE BABY Your love must be sincere. Detest what is evil, cling to what is good. Love one another with the affection of brothers. Anticipate each other in showing respect. Do not grow slack, but be fervent in spirit; He whom you serve is the Lord. Rejoice in hope, be patient under trial, perservere in prayer. Look on the needs of the saints as your own; be generous in offering hospitality. Bless your persecutors; bless and do not curse them. Rejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep. Have the same attitude toward all. Put away ambitious thoughts and associate with those who are lowly. Do not be wise in your own estimation. Never repay injury with injury. See that your conduct is honorable in the eyes of all. If possible live peaceably with everyone. Romans 1 2:9-1 8 Thanks Mom and Grammy! Party friends, etc. MARK M. MAUS, D.O. RICHMOND HEIGHTS GENERAL HOSPITAL alcOH. %?« , o. Yesterday ' s dreams are the hopes of today and our realities of tomorrow. DOUGLAS E. MAZZUCA, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA tf.iyyOL a M. ( . ftcjj tz - ■L ' iT Love and thanks to my parents, my brother and sister-in-law, my wife ' s family and most impor- tantly my loving wife, Andrea. Their encourage- ment and support have made my dream possible. ROBERT D. MCGARRIGLE, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD DIVISON ' tjn+t Q-W £ (A- H i ■ IP 1 llj 11 M BENNY M. MCKNIGHT, D.O. MERCY CATHOLIC GENERAL HOSPITAL DARBY, PENNSYLVANIA nl M.Mjjnyi ' DEDICATION To my Lord and Savior To my family and friends To my mother who did not live to see it, but helped to make it possible. Benny M. McKnight Dhinyan le mita ishte (She is mine forever] Dakota Sioux JAMES R. MCLAUGHLIN, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 1 DO yeans ago, we would have thought that We know now, disease is caused by an imbal- disease was caused by spirit or demonic pos- ance of bodily humors, brought about by a session. little toad on dwarf living in your stomach. Theodoric, Barber of York The seam is sewn and so it seams we ' ve sewn together all all our dreams. KEVIN R. MELNICK, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL ■ QCM :ij, ii- : - i. Mom, Dad, Valerie, Thank you for your kindness, support and love . . . STEPHEN D. MIFSUD, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA i b, W , b.o. y X ►.- GORDON B. MILLER, O.O. DOCTOR ' S HOSPITAL, INC. MASSILLON, OHIO ( t - 97zZ , c?-o. DEBORAH J. MISTAL, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ju LSjj yu i-JuM, L iciip.o. With Love and Thanks to all of my Family. Especially to my Mom and Dad for making me what I am. To my husband for his selfless love and support. And to my children for their patience: ' You give so freely of yourselves to me; Love is there — revealed in all the little things done unselfishly. 1 am grateful each day and thank God for the privilege of sharing my life with you ' — Claudia 3. Lints — ROBERT B. MOONEY, JR., D.O. NAVY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA $mta mc! MERIJEANNE A. MOORE, D.O. WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE ]LkJjljMM — si STpCM -Tyo LINCOLN B. MOSER, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL fwJk fU .o. Fear God and keep His commandments, because this applies to every person, for God will bring every act to judgement, every- thing which is hidden, whether it is good or evil. — Ecclesiastes 1 2: 1 3-1 4 FRED W. MUNZER, D.O. MILLCREEK COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA ( P ; :«r n PAMELA D. MURPHY, D.O. SHENANGO VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL site ROBERT S. MUSCALUS, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA PCOM PHILADELPHIA. PA CGOH HARRISBURG. PA LOH LANCASTER. PA WARREN GENERAL HOSPITAL WARREN, OHIO ALLENTOWN GENERAL HO SPITAL ALLENTOWN. PA POLYCLINIC MEDICAL CENTER HARRISBURG. PA MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL YORK. PA MANHEIM MEDICAL CENTER MANHEIM, PA FULTON COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER McCONNELLSBURG. PA AOH ALLENTOWN. PA SUN COAST HOSPITAL LARGO, FLORIDA GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER DANVILLE, PA A Note of Thanks To Mom and Dad, for their love and support. To Jack and Donna, for their generosity and patience. To Sharon and Rob. for their advice and encouragement. To my grandmother, Mommom , whose prayers, love, and wisdom will always be cherished. But most of all, to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ; for His love which brought me into this world, for His watchful eye which protects me, and for His hand which continually leads me down paths to be traveled for His glory. MARY SUSAN CLEAR, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL YORK. PENNSYLVANIA Sj a J . cO.a To faith and fate that lead me down this pathway . . . To my parents who taught me to reach for the stars with my feet on the ground . . . To Barb, Tom, John and the others who demonstrated their love by making me laugh and letting me cry . . . To my friends and family who waited patiently for letters and who understood when I missed their special events . . . To my classmates and collegues who made the journey bear- able and at times enjoyable . . . To PCQM for giving me this chance and my mentors who taught me well . . . I dedicate my continuing Thanks to you . . . JONATHAN P. OLINE, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELP HIA «JC  I- 0 po. ■ v ■ w 1 3 P) 10 [16 17 11124 1 l k JOSEPH L. DNISHCHUK, D.O. WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER WASHINGTON, D.C. y JL Jd y %% LEE PACHTER, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD DIVISION the only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn on say a commonplace thing but burn, burn, burn like fabulous yellow raman candles exploding like spiders across the stars and i n the middle you see the blue centerlight pop and everybody goes Awww! Jack Kerouac This page is dedicated to my family. NOLA T. PAULSON, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA jo- l J fan ii y {P. DYANNE PERGOLINO-WESTERBERG, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER THE DREAM Ah, great it is to believe the dream as we stand in youth by the starry stream; but a greater thing it is to fight it through, and say at the end, ' The dream is true! ' Edwin Markham Thank you to all who helped fulfill this dream: Mom, Carol, Paul, Jennifer, David, Susan, Aunt Rose, Christopher, and Alyssa. Don ' t walk in front of me I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. JAMES E. PHILLIPS, D.O. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Tranquility MARTIN PIERETTI, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL Innocence fy r t t Z ' 2 Many thanks to my family for supporting and enduring my endeavors over the past eight yeans. Without them, it would not have been possible to pass through these three phases of life so fan. Insanity MARC J. PLISKIIM, D.O. TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER HONOLULU, HAWAII - J fA L .0, 4fli1s Special thanks to Mom and Dad for their love and encouragement. Vinny and Joe MARCIA L. POKRIVA RONALD POLLOCK, O.O. DOCTOR ' S OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA L9£ V a — - I IHHrr ' dHHr Danielle Nicole JAMES J. RODGERS, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISION KATHLEEN ROOSE, D.O. RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Vf Mjbbvn, $nx Jw4La JULIE ROTHMAN, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL CENTRAL DIVISION u O.j6ULhu Z 0 To Mom, Dad, Kathy, and Steve — Thank you for your love and support that has strengthened me in the past and will strengthen me in the future. I love you all, Jane MICHAEL F. RUGGIERO, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL YORK, PENNSYLVANIA Then take me disappearin ' through the smoke rings of my mind. Down the foggy ruins of time, far past the frozen leaves, the haunted, fright- ened trees out to the windy beach fan from the twisted reach of crazy sorrow. Yes, to dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand wavin ' free silhouetted by the sea, circled by the circus sands with all memory and fate driven deep be- neath the waves let me forget about today until tomorrow . . . Bob Dylan Thanks Mom, Dad, Many Jo, Matt, Steve, and Faust. I never could have made it without your love and support. WILEY T. SANFORD, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA ' V. £).d. w £5 % . t 4 a? m - W-r ts $4 1 teS y, w wdfii I % X  . iKt i 1 I have three personal ideals. One, to do the day ' s work well and not to bother about tomorrow. The second ideal has been to act the golden rule, as far as in me lay, toward my professional brethren and to- ward the patients committed to my cane. And the third has been to cultivate such a measure of equanimity as would enable me to bear success with humility, the affection of my friends without pride, and be ready when the day of sorrow and grief came to meet it with the courage befitting a man. Sir William Osier ALFRED M. SASSLER, D.O. NAVY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA Mingle your joys some- times with your ear- nest occupation. Carl Linnaeus CYNTHIA LYNN SCHAFFER, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISION (j Jk Jy— MUl 3.0. IH| - I just want to thank my family and friends who were there when I needed them and help see me reach this goal. I love you all ... Cindy ROBERT A. SCHAMBERGER, D.O. ORLANDO GENERAL HOSPITAL ORLANDO, FLORIDA ' M- a. O-O nRUmmd Sincere thanks to my parents, my sister, Diana, and my brother, Frank, without whose love, support, and understanding none of this could have been possible. Love, John JOHN J. SCHIBLI, D.O. SHENANGO VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL UU J. IJM p. ? BETH A. SCOTT, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA 5 uajt rt, 9.0. To my parents and family, without whom this would not be possible — To my mother and father — whose love, patience, and understanding was endless. You made me believe that I could do anything. To my brother — who always provided empathy, guidance, and support. To my sister — my friend, who was always there to listen and provide encouragement. You made my dream become reality. Thank you. I love you. 9 □AVID J. SEVITSKI, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA Ocx V.X fcJL 0.0 tyfou re never riven a wi without Jb ' VUo ueina aiventte fewer -to mate %4 Cru-e k CARY SHAMES, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISION C? There ' s nothing you can do that can ' t be done. Nothing you can sing that can ' t be sung. Nothing you can say, but you can learn how to play the game, it ' s easy. Nothing you can make that can ' t be made. No one you can save that can ' t be saved Nothing you can do, but you can learn how to be you in time, It ' s easy. All you need is love, all you need is love All you need is love, love, love is all you need. All you need is love, all you need is love, All you need is love, love, love is all you need. There ' s nothing you can know that isn ' t known. Nothing you can see that isn ' t shown. Nowhere you can be, that isn ' t where you ' re meant to be, It ' s easy. ANTHONY F. SHEDLOCK, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Ci ff. JlfaM JL VO WILLIAM E. SHIELS, II, D.O. TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER HONOLULU, HAWAII IaJaJU- £.JMl?£, i - d ANTHONY J. SKIPTUNAS, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL YORK, PENNSYLVANIA 6U)J£fi £ . 0. 1IV1PORTISO eineken BEER The l Imported Beer in the U.S.A. RICHARD J. SNOW , D.O. DOCTOR ' S HOSPITAL COLUMBUS, OHIO To my family for all their love and support. KAREN R. SNYDER, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL YORK, PENNSYLVANIA UaJUJ lJwM 0. VICTOR J. SQBQLEWSKI III D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD DIVISION MOM AND DAD: WITHOUT YOU THIS WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE, ALL MY LOVE AND THANKS FOR EVERYTHING. 15 Success means something different to each of us. To me, it means self-esteem, which is the best defense against petty gossip, envy, unfair criticism and naked lies. Success means having intelligent friends and honest critics. It means the ability to laugh at yourself, and feel real pain when someone good is in trouble. To appreciate the best in others and acknowledge shortcomings in ourselves — this is success. And most of all, to know that you have enriched the life of even one person because something you said or did elevated that person is some small way. This is to have suc- ceeded. TIMOTHY L. SPECIALE, D.O. BRENTWOOD HOSPITAL Thanks to my family for your never-ending love and understanding, for without you this dream would never have been possible. No words can express my love and respect for you. DOUGLAS T. STAFFORD, D.O. ABINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ABINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA A heart felt thank you to my parents, family and friends for their unending support and love throughout. DARIA M. STAROSTA, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL CENTRAL DIVISON What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. — RWE NINA STUCCIO, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL CENTRAL DIVISION - Z , , -lT .c : ) ? qU . C . wr t V . ' , ... ' BBBBK1 1 H PATRICK P. STUMPO, D.O. SHENANGO VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL (PaJz+eh Q- J Zyy ' , ft 0. BETTER THAN GOLD Better than grandeur, better than gold, Than rank and titles a thousandfold, is a Healthy body and a mind at ease, and simple Pleasures that always please. A heart that can feel for another ' s woe, And share his joys with a genial glow; with Sympathies large enough to enfold all men as Brothers, is better than gold. Better than gold is a conscience clear, Though toiling for bread in a humble sphere, Doubly blessed with content and health, Untried by the lusts and cares of wealth, Lowly living and lofty thought Adorn and ennoble a poor man ' s cot; for mind And morals in nature ' s plan are the genuine tests of an earnest man. Better than gold is a peaceful home, where all The fireside characters come, the shrine of Love, the heaven of life, hallowed by mother, Or sister, or wife. However humble the home May be, or tried with sorrow by heaven ' s Decree, the Blessing that never were brought or Sold, and center there, are better than gold. Abraham J. Ryan THE SWEETEST LIVES The sweetest lives are those to duty wed, Whose deeds, both great and small. Are close-knit strands of unbroken thread Where love ennobles all. The world may sound no trumpets, ring no bells; The book of life the shining record tells. The love shall chant its own beatitudes After its own life working. A child ' s kiss Set on thy sighing lips shall make thee glad; A sick man helped by thee shall make thee strong; Thou shalt be served thyself by every sense Of service which thou renderest. Attributed to Elizabeth Barrett Browning DONALD J. SWEENEY, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL PARKVIEW DIVISION My deepest love and heartfelt thanks to my family who ' s love and support never failed me. Brother Jim You won ' t Sister Marge Get your like the chocolate cookies. |unk and get out of my They are made with dirt. room. The Reporter Saturday M hysition ' s ossisfonf findi place in medical community The round sbc ' togoCMT(ASCP). PA-C, D.O.) Many thanks to those classmates and friends who helped make Growing up in the Good these past few years both richer and more enjoyable. old days. MARK E. THOMPSON, D.O. DOCTOR ' S OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA AMinf- £ A jO--U 0-£? All ye who enter here pause and remember that you are entering a profession that depends on your understanding of human compassion. If you feel you are unable, for whatever reason, to lend emotional support to human beings then turn around and go away. — Norman Cousins ERIC TODER, D.O. COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OF SOUTH BROWARD •« v £ r • l  Take time to work — it is the price of success. Take time to think — is is the source of power. Take time to play — it is the secret of perpetual youth. Take time to read — it is the founda- tion of wisdom. Take time to be friendly — it is the road to happiness. Take time to dream — it is hitching your wagon to a star. Take time to love and be loved — it is the privilege of the Gods. Take time to look around — the day is too short to be selfish. Take time to laugh — it is the music of the soul. Adapted from an old Irish Prayer GREGORY S. TOMCHO, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL Thanks, Mom and Dad for your love, understanding and guidance; without you this would not have been possible. To my friends, who shared the hard times and the good times, thanks for the memories, I hope our paths will cross again, good luck to all. 0}W to )d in.ni MICHAEL D. TORCHIA, D.O. SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL Sincere thanks and appreciation to my parents and entire family — all the people who made this dream a reality. JEROME M. TRACHTENBERG, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA -fruxJXJU a , 0. 0. MARK E. TRIAIMA, D.O. MOUNT CLEMENS GENERAL HOSPITAL MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN £xaJL ( x J K_JC hyj mi 1 f r :r j ., NANCY MCNICHOLAS TROAST, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER A Special Thanks to my Family and Friends, especially my husband who was always there when I needed someone to talk to and cry to; a sounding board who was always sym- pathetic. Thank you! Often your tasks will be many, and more than you think you can do Often the road will be rugged, and the hills insurmountable too But always remember the hills ahead are never as steep as they seem And with Faith in your heart, start upward and climb til you reach your dream. For nothing in life that is worthy, is ever too hard to achieve If you have the courage to try it. and you have the Faith to believe For Faith is a force that is greater then knowledge or power or And many defeats turn to triumph, if you trust in God ' s wis- dom and will For Faith is a mover of mountains, there ' s nothing that God cannot do So start out today with Faith in your heart and Climb til Your Dreams Come True Helen Steiner Rice A SPECIAL THANKS TO MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHOSE SUPPORT. ENCOURAGEMENT AND PRAYERS HELPED ME . . . CLIMB TIL MY DREAMS COME TRUE. JOHN THOMAS TURSKI, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD DIVISION jUUxjlwao asaA-jUT, d o. Hon, more coffee! ! LEONARD P. ULAN, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA $Liu _ bd This Bud ' s for you JILL E. VALUCH, D.O. DETROIT OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL DETROIT, MICHIGAN ■1 I IL 11m luc £ 6} To MOTHER for your understanding and en- couragement to JAN and BECKY for your interest and support to my FATHER for his faith in me and my memories of him, and To GLENN for your companionship and unending love . . . Thank you, With Love DAVID A. VAN BUREN, D.O. MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL YORK, PENNSYLVANIA u W f No matter what accomplishments you make, some- body helps you. Althea Gibson HMHHI MICHAEL J. VOYACK, D.O. DELAWARE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER 4 cU 7 JoyU, £ 6 He who knows nothing, loves nothing; he who can do nothing, understands nothing; he who understands nothing is worth- less. But he who understands also loves, notices, sees . . . The more knowledge is inherent in a thing, the greater the love . . . Anyone who imagines that all fruits ripen at the same time as the strawberries knows nothing about grapes. Paracelsus His side of the family. Not exactly world class. MARY WADIKA, D.O. DOCTOR ' S HOSPITAL COLUMBUS, OHIO U Z ZcV? Jfi Can never be serious. I ' m studying as hard as I can! MARK WAGNER, D.O. SHENANGQ VALLEY OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL a ur . l fT Z THE CHOICE The intellect of man is forced to choose perfection of the life, or of the work, and if it take the second must refuse a heavenly mansion, raging in the sky. When all that story ' s finished, what ' s the news, in luck or out the toil has left its mark: That old perplexity an empty purse, or the day ' s vanity, the night ' s remorse. W. B. Yeats LAWRENCE F. WARD, D.O. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD DIVISION What they undertook to do they brought to pass; A things hang like a drop of dew upon a blade of grass W.B. Yeats V MARK A. WARNER, D.O METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL CENTRAL DIVISION %tV L H. % J □AVID R. WENNER, D.O. COMMUNITY GENERAL OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 3 oa)J H c-X rXA , n o CHARLES L. WHITE, JR., D.O. DOCTORS HOSPITAL TUCKER, GEORGIA CjUj f- £ s J -,-Sr. , . . BRUCE WILLIAMS, D.O. HILLSIDE HOSPITAL SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA o The full measure of a man is not solely determined by the impact of his accomplishments only. Neither is his value judged only in a numerical sense. For all he can attain is the full measure of his ability and it is not the frequency of his endeavors that count, but the fervor of each attempt. What a man shall envision himself to be and what he shall finally become while living will most certainly evolve from his friends and his enemies, those who loved him and those who did not; those who touched him, and those he touched; the ones he gave to, and the ones he took from. It is only God ' s grace and mercy a source great- er than himself, does Man exist, and it is in God that we move, live, and have our being. Bruce Williams, January 1B, 1 9B3 CYNTHIA M. WILLIAMS, D.O, WEST ALLEGHENY HOSPITAL CA yU yOCty 1 T J t J ). O. BRUCE WISHNOV, D.O. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL W ' lww O o KENNETH WOOD, D.O. MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL UNION, NEW JERSEY The Lord is my strength and song, and He has become my salvation; this is my God, and I will praise Him; My father ' s God, and I will extol Him. Exodus 1 5:2 I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. Philipians 4:13  u FRANCIS J. YANOVIAK, D.O. HARRISBURG HOSPITAL I would like to extend a special thanks of appreciation to my family for their support in my endeavors over the yeans. Also a word of thanks to Pam for her understanding and continuing support. I ' ll fix it for you, Ma. LOUIS □. ZEGARELLI, D.O. DALLAS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AIMTOIMIOS ZIKOS, D.O. ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL A 2 o. y MARY ZYGMUNT, D.O. ALLENTOWN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL To Dad: Thank you for your love, faith and encourage- ment. I know how much you ' ve sacrificed in helping make my dream a reality. ?7 w o Mom: Thank you for making my life a bit easier along he way. yVt te e it ' jUitu e etp y-tetee- PHILADELPHIA COU-K OSTEOPATHIC MEDICI LOUIS DALE GARE 1 do cto J or ? n ' £?lm  I AWARDS THE PENNSYLVANIA OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD In recognition of an outstanding graduating student from any duly accredited Pennsylvania College of Osteopathic Medi- cine: GARY A. AARONSON THE CHRISTIAN R. AND MARY F. LINDBACK FOUNDATION AWARO FOR DISTINGUISHED TEACHING This award by the Trustees of the Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation is given in recognition of distinguished teaching by members of the Faculty of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine: DENNIS C. GRAHAM. D.O. RICHARD NOTZDLD, B.S., M.S.. Ph.D. THE BELLE B. AND ARTHUR M. FLACK MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded upon recommendation of the Department of Internal Medicine to that member of the graduat- ing class who has been selected as most proficient in the practice of Internal Medicine: SCOTT JOHN DERON THE WILBUR P. LUTZ, D.O., MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded upon recommendation of the Department of Internal Medicine to that member of the graduat- ing class who has been selected as the most profi- cient in Physical Diagnosis: DOUGLAS EDWARD MAZZUCCA THE WILLIAM F. DAIBER, D.O., MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to that member of the graduating class who has been selected on the basis of exceptional ability in the field of cardiology: JEROME M. TRACHTENE3ERG THE JOHN H. EIMERBRINK, D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD -member of the graduating class who in the opinion of the members of the Department of Osteopathic Principles and Practice has shown excep- tional ability in the use of the osteopathic philosophy opathic manipulative therapy: CHARLES JULIUS DUTKOWSKY MARK RALPH LEONE ROBERT ALLEN SCHAMBERGER THE FREDERIC H. BARTH MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to chat member of the graduating class who has been selected on the basis of excellence in the field of broncho- pulmonary and upper respiratory diseases: CAROL LYNN HENWDQD THE HAROLD C. WADDEL, D.O., MEMORIAL AWARD This award is given to that member of the graduating class, upon recommendation of the staff of the Department of Ob- stetrics and Gynecology, for exceptional competence in Ob- stetrics and Gynecology; TODD MARC KELMAN THE SEAN ' S AWARD To that member of the gradueting class who by personal and professional conduct and by contributions to student affairs and the general program of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine has been deemed worthy of special citation as a recipient of the Dean ' s Award: FREDERICK WILLIAM AMMERMAN THE KENNETH L. WHEELER, D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to that member of the greduating class whose achievement and interest in the field of osteopethic radiolo- gy hes been of high order: FREDERICK WILLIAM AMMERMAN THE H. WILLARD STERRETT, D.O., AND H. WtLLARD STERRETT, JR., D.O., MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded upon recommendation of the Division of Urology to that member of the graduating class who has been selected on the basis of proficiency in Urology: GINO ALBERTO. JR. THE STUDENT COUNCIL MEMORIAL AWARD Presented by the Student Council of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in memory of those students who p assed 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: JILL ELAINE VALUCH SIGMA ALPHA OMICRON A Gold Key and Certificate are awarded to those graduates meeting the requirements of the Sigma Alphe Omicron Hon- orary Society. Election is based on maintenance of high schol- arship m didactic work: JEFFREY D. CUSHMAN JILL ELAINE VALUCH THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD Awarded by the Alumni Association of Philadelphia Col- lege of Osteopathic Medicine to that member of the graduating class who has been selected because of the high caliber of performance of professional duties in the hospital and out-patient servicer: ' HE CHRISTIAN R. AND MARY F. LINDBACK : OUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS hese scholarships are awarded by the Trustees of the Chris- an R. and Mary R. Lindback Foundation to students who are esidents of the States of Delaware, Maryland. Pennsylvania or Jew Jersey who by their academic achievement, personal qual- .ies and promise as osteopathic physicians are deemed worthy f this recognition: IEFFREY D. CUSHMAN — 19BD IOSEPH C. GRETZULA — 1981 i i 4 i i t 1 t ? ' 4 •  ' ,t ; °l a 1 J .1 4. it •1.  l. f M f ' - ' fS A NEUROTIC IS THE MAN WHO BUILDS A CASTLE IN THE AIR. A PSYCHOTIC IS THE MAN WHO LIVES IN IT. AND THE PSYCHIATRIST IS THE MAN WHO COLLECTS THE RENT. LORD WEBB-JOHNSON To understand is hard. Once one understands, action is easy. Guided by your knowledge, may you always find within you the capacity to respond . . . Congratulations to the Class of 1 983 and God Bless you Thomas M. Rowland, Jr. President DEAR DOCTORS: ON BEHALF OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF 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 ROBINSON G. FRY, D.O. PRESIDENT ALEXANDER D. XENAKIS, D.O. PRESIDENTELECT JOSEPH M. PELLETTIERE, JR., D.O. PAST PRESIDENT ROBERTA. RENZA, D.O. VICE PRESIDENT ROBERT J. FUREY, D.O. SECRETARY GALEN S. YOUNG, D.O. TREASURER HALE T. PEFFALL, JR. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES AND HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 J. Sydney Hoffman, Chairman Glenn Hoffman, Vice-Chairman Robert A. Bressler, Treasurer Nancy McCullen, Secretary Robert A. Bressler John Morgan Davis Robert C. Erwin Dalck Feith B.T. Bailey Flack Glenn Hoffman J. Sydney Hoffman Melvin C. Howell Richard Koch Herman Kohn George D. Mansfield [Emeritus] 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. Wanner F. Reeve Williams WE WELCOME THE CLASS OF 1983 To The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE of OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE r JAMIE WE LOVE YOU TODAY, TOMORROW, AND ALWAYS. MR. S. MRS. JAMES MCLAUGHLIN CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOO LUCK TO PAT AND ALL THE GRADUATES. MARIE AND GENE STUMPO WE LOVE YOU AND ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU DR. SUSAN HAINLEY. CONGRATULATIONS ON ATTAINING YOUR GOAL. LOVE AND BEST WISHES ALWAYS. GEORGE AND NELLIE HAINLEY LOVE AND BEST WISHES TO OUR DEAR DAUGHTER SUSAN. YOU HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A SOURCE OF GREAT PRIDE TO US. WE WISH YOU GREAT SUCCESS IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS. MR. Si MRS. SEYMOUR GUTTENPLAN a r BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 83 DR. MRS. ANTHONY DIBIAGIO NANCY, WE NEVER DOUBTED YOU WOULD ATTAIN YOUR GOAL. WITH LOVE AND RRIDE; MOM AND DAD DRS. ESTELLA AND REUBEN LOEB J V KATHY WE ARE SO VERY PROUD THAT YOU HAVE ACHIEVED YOUR MOST SOUGHT AFTER GOAL IN LIFE! CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO YOU AND THE CLASS OF 1 383 . . . LOVE, MOM, DAD, PETER, AND JERRY YOU ARE OUR SON IN WHOM WE ARE WELL PLEASED! DR. AND MRS. JACK HUNT DR. AND MRS. R. JACOBSEN JEFFREY A. JOSEPH THANKS FOR KEEPING US PROUD. LOVE, SITAO, HILDA, HINDY, NANCY, GEORGE, BARBARA, BRIAN, JENNIFER AND ' PUTT ' a r J V CONGRATULATIONS PATTI AND SCOTT FROM MOM AND DAD C ' 543 CHAMBERS Research... as diverse as the people we serve For more than lour decades, service thai focuses on health care professionals and the people who depend on them. 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N.| 07662 201 368-6000 - „ mm am ma r ™ «— sffis— .. ._ rrr -M «— niiir-«=3tii!y tfti JLr CT r CONGRATULATIONS TO DENISE WITH LOVE, MR. MRS. WALLACE R. BURKE GEORGE W. FRISON, JR., O.O. Dear Cathy; YOU HAD TO REAC H FAR TO GRASP A DREAM. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU. RICH Sl SARA TO OUR DAUGHTER NOLA. CONGRATULATIONS! WE ARE PROUD TO CALL YOU DOCTOR AND THAT YOU HAVE ACCOMPLISHED YOUR FIRST GOAL IN LIFE. WITH LOVE, MOM Si DAD AND ESPECIALLY ALFRED JR., DANIEL AND MAGGIE PARTICIPANTS MR. AND MRS. ROBERT K. AICHELE, SR. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM J. ARTZ DR. AND MRS. CHARLES F. BREUNINGER JAMES J. AND RITA M. COSGROVE MR. AND MRS. E. DELOWERY DR. AND MRS. STANLEY GITTELMAN MARGARET R. KISHBAUGH MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH F. LYNCH MR. AND MRS. EVAN J. PHILLIPS MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY J. SKIPTUNAS, JR. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS L. STAFFORD, JR. J V. CONGRATULATIONS DR. JEFF! CONTINUE CURING AND HEALING IN YOUR GENTLE, CARING MANNER. WE LOVE YOU. YOUR PROUD PARENTS MR. S. MRS. W. RAY CRAWFORD BEST WISHES FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY A. DR. DENNIS GRAHAM B. DR. LOUIS BUTERA C. NANCY D. BARNI E. ALL OF THE ABOVE F. NONE OF THE ABOVE G. WHAT WAS THE QUESTION? Allentown Osteopathic Hospital A Challenging Educational Experience Offering residencies in: Family Practice Urology General Surgery Obstetrics Gynecology Radiology • Approved for intern training • 1 50-bed capacity • Established in 1944 • Located in the beautiful Lehigh Valley • Convenient to the Pocono Mountains, Philadelphia, New York City, Washington D.C., and the New Jersey Shore. For further information or to plan a visit, call or write: Philip Rosenthal, F.A.C.O.H.A. President; or Richard K. Snyder, D.O. Vice President of Medical Affairs Director of Medical Education Allentown Osteopathic Hospital 1 736 Hamilton Street Allentown, PA 18104 215 439-4000 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY and LABORATORY MEDICINE THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA CONGRATULATIONS JOHN, WE ARE VERY PROUO OF YOU. WE WISH YOU AND ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1983 A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE. LOVE, MDM, DAD, s FRANK DIANA SCHIBLI , ■ TO THE CLASS OF 1983 — I AM PROUD OF YOU AND WISH YOU ALL THE BEST OF HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IN THE YEARS AHEAD. CAROL FOX DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND STUDENT AFFAIRS To the Graduates of 1983 A class chat will always be special to me Best of luck in all you do And keep in touch — I ' ll miss you! With love, Mania A. Schmid Anatomy Clinical Education BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 83 I. PHILIP WILLIAMS AND FAMILY J V TO THE CLASS OF ' S3 ALTHOUGH JUST A NAME TO MANY, I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY STAY IN PHILADELPHIA A MOST ENJOYABLE ONE. GOOD LUCK TO ALL! FRANK ZYSK 209 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 83 from JIM AND DAVE MASCERI FAMILIES r CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' S3 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE JOHN W. BECHER, JR., D.O. CHAIRMAN EDWARD L. SARAMA, D.O. VICE-CHAIRMAN STEVEN J. RARRILLO, D.O. RAY MORGANTI, M.D. ARTHUR BOGERT, D.O. ROBERT MCANDREW, D.O. EMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENTS: JOAN GABLE, D.O. RANDY GRINSPAN, D.O. HENRY STREET, D.O. GEORGE WOLTERS, D.O. KENNETH DOROSKI, D.O. JAMES FLOWERS, D.O. MICHAEL KLEINMAN, D.O. FREDRICK LUDWIN, D.O. JAMES MCCORRY, D.O. RICHARD RATHGEBER, D.O. EILEEN SINGER, D.O. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 83 FROM MARY ' S PLACE GOOD LUCK TO ALL 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 MARVIN E. BLUMBERG, D.O., F.A.A.O. IDA SCHMIDT, D. O. , F.A.A.O., F.A.C.G.P. KATHERINE M. ENGLAND, D.O., F.A.C.G.P. JEROME H. SULMAN, D.O. ALEXANDER S. NICHOLAS, D.O. WALTER EHRENFEUCHTER, D.O. ABRAHAM ZELLIS, D.O. WILLIAM SCOTT, D.O. ANTHONY LEONE, D.O. ROBERT GOBER, D.O. EVAN NICHOLAS, D.O., RESIDENT JOHN POTOMSKI, D.O., RESIDENT MAZEL — TOV TO HOWARD AND CHERYL AND THE CLASS OF ' S3 DR. MRS. JOSEPH HASSMAN ELISSA, DAVID AND MICHAEL CONGRATULATIONS ON A JOB WELL DONE. YOU ARE TRULY AN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. THE PATIENTS UNDER YOUR CARE WILL BE REWARDED. DR. A. G. LEONE AND FAMILY THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE CLASS OF S3 DR. MRS. LEONARD SCHAFFER ON THE BEHALF OF THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA, YOU HAVE MY PRAYERS AND SUCCESS IN BEHALF OF MY SON, WILEY T. SANFORD. GOD BLESS YOU. LUCILLE SANFORD CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF 1 983 DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS JOSEPH A. DIETERLE, D.O., Chairman ROBERT BERGER, D.O., Vice Chairman MARY J. TETER-BABIAK, D.O. STEVEN M. SNYDER, D.O. A. FAYE ROGERS-LOMAX, D.O. HARRY P. FLANAGAN, D.O. JAMES KIRK, D.O. SAMUEL L. CARUSO, D.O. SANDRA M. GAWCHIK, D.O. JOAN McGETTIGAN SUSAN MARIANO JANE LITTMAN, R.N. KATHY CONLOW DEBBIE REILLY SANDRA S. RANGE, M.A. REGIONAL ORTHOPEDIC PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital - Cherry Hill Division Practice Limited to Orthopedic and Traumatic Surgery SEYMOUR G. KAUFMAN, D.O., F.A.C.O.S., F.A.O.A.O. CARL MOGIL, D.O.. F.A.C.O.S., F.A.O.A.O. I. DAVID WEISBAND, D.O. ELLIOT L. AMES, D.O. Cherry Hill Medical Center Bunker Hill Medical Center Cherry Hill, N. J. 08002 Ganttown Road, Suite 203 665-2000 Ext. 266 Turnersville, N. J. 08080 663-7080 589-6500 To our son Ben — Congratulations on your graduation. May you use your talents and skill to make the world a better place. You ' ve filled our lives with happiness and our hearts with pride. We wish you a future full of success, love, peace and joy. Love, MOM S. DAD CONGRATULATIONS JOHN. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU AND ALL YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS. LOVE, MR. AND MRS. ALBERT J V TANNER CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES ROBERT L. MEALS, D.O. CHAIRMAN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1983 DEPARTMENT OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLQGY, BRONCHOESOPHAGOLOGY, OROFACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY THEODORE P. MAUER, LYNN F. SUMERSON, PAUL IMBER, D.O. D.O., PROFESSOR D.O. STEPHEN SMITH, DMD CHAIRMAN RONALD J. TODD LUXL, DDS MARTIN S. NEIFIELD, KIRSCHNER, D.O. D.O. BERNARD RONALD N. REINHARD, MCDONNELL, D.O. D.O. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA GEORGE H. GUEST, D.O. ROY N. PASKER, D.O. Congratulations Vicki Lou, we hope you go into family practice! Love you, Mom and Dad, Grandmama and Gnanddaddy, Linda, Bud, Kathy, Don, Jean, Kelley, Joey, Knisten, Bill, aunts and uncles and cousins by the dozens Congratulations Tina Love, Happiness and Good Health, God Blessed us with you and we ask no more. All Our Love Always, Mr. Mrs. Joseph Paul Petillo CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 From THE STUDENT ASSOCIATE AUXILIARY of THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE I THANK GOD FOR A SON, WHO WAS A JOY TO RAISE. BLESSED BE THE LORD, WHO DAILY LOADETH US WITH BENEFITS, EVEN THE GOD OF OUR SALVATION. SELAH. Psalm SB: 1 3 Mrs. L. B. Moser, Sr. TO THE CLASS OF ' 83: MAY I JOIN THE CHORUS WITH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR A LONG AND FRUITFUL CAREER IN YOUR PROFESSION. BRIG. GEN. AND MRS. J.F. AMMERMAN CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO MY SON, DAVID, IN HIS PROFESSION OF AN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. ALMA H. LDUGHRAN DEAR BOB: WITH MUCH LOVE AND PRIDE WE SEE YOU NOW, LIKE YOUR FATHER BEFORE YOU, EMBARKING UPON THE NOBLEST CAREER. WE KNOW HE IS ESPECIALLY PROUD OF YOU TODAY. MOM, BARB Sl KATHY AS PARENTS OF VARTAN IGIDBASHIAN, class of 1 983, WE FEEL PROUD OF HIS ACHIEVEMENT AND ARE GRATIFIED THAT THE PCOM HAS BEEN THE MEDIUM TO HIM FOR REALIZING HIS INITIAL GOAL. MR. AND MRS. NUBAR IGIDBASHIAN CONGRATULATIONS MARY AND RICK ON THEIR SECOND MAGNIFICANT ACHIEVEMENT FOR 1983. DR. AND MRS. ROBERT M. SNOW CONGRATULATIONS, ROB. MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. MUSCALUS, SR. CONGRATULATIONS MARK. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU AND THANK GOD FOR THE MANY BLESSINGS YOU HAVE RECEIVED THESE PAST FOUR YEARS MR. AND MRS. JAMES N. THOMPSON J V LET ' S KEEP OUR COLLEGES SO DIFFERENT THAT THEY WILL HAVE NO APPEAL TO THOSE WHO WANT AN M.D. DEGREE. AT. STILL, DO. 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 r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF J S3 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT HIGGINS GOD GUIDE YOUR HANDS IN HEALING, DR. f D WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU. HELEN AND JOHN STAROSTA CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the Class of ' S3 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Ulan J V a r CONGRATULATIONS, NINA, AND ALL OF YOUR CLASSMATES. DR. AND MRS. DOMINICK A. STUCCO J V BEST WISHES IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS SURGICORP, LTD. NICHOLAS C. PEDANO, D.O. STEVEN KATZ, D.O., M.Sc GENERAL SURGERY G.I. ENDOSCOPY NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT THE BOOKSTORE OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE THANKING THE CLASS OF 1983 FOR YOUR PATRONAGE AND WISHING YOU EVERY SUCCESS. MEDICAL BOOKS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT STATIONERY SUPPLIES OFFICIAL P.C.O.M. 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 □E VIVO, YORKER, UROLOGY ASSOCIATES, Ltd. METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — PARKVIEW DIVISION METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL — CENTRAL DIVISION OXFORD HOSPITAL JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — CHERRY HILL DIVISION JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP DIVISION JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL — STRATFORD DIVISION CONGRATULATIONS from Pharmaceuticals Pfizer Laboratories Division Roerig Division Pfipharmecs Division A COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE ...MOUNT CLEMENS GENERAL HOSPITAL RESIDENCIES: • Anesthesia • Internal Medicine • Otorhinolaryngology and Oro-Facial Plastic Surgery • Obstetrics Gynecology • Orthopedics • Pathology • Radiology • Surgery FEATURES • Fully Accredited • 288 Bed Acute Care Facility • Approved for Residency Training— 26 Positions • Approved for Intern Training (Rotating Internship)— 18 Positions • Macomb County Medical Resource Control Center • Macomb County Emergency Resource Coordinating Center • Delta Scan 2060 CT Scanner • Hemodialysis Center— Macomb and St. Clair Counties CHARLES H. WARREN Administrator EDWIN A DOEHRING. DO Medical Director DOUGLAS L WOOD, D Director of Medical Education OSTEOPATHIC 1000 Harrington Boulevard Mount Clemens, Ml 48043 .Telephone (313) 466-8000 MOUNT CLEMENS GENERAL HOSPITAL FriendlyPeople. Progressive Atmosphere. Quality Patient Care. 212 beds, 16 bassinetts, AOA approved full service hospital Rotating Internships, (14) Residency Programs in: Internal Medicine, (2) Orthopedic Surgery, (2) Clinical Anatomical Pathology- pending, (1) Anesthesiology-pending, (1 Approved for clerkships OHIO PA. Pittsburgh Warren is located in Northeastern Ohio midway between Cleveland and Pittsburgh and is the county seat for Trumbull County. Within a 15 mile radius the population is approx. 440,000. Contact: Department of Education Warren General Hospital 667 Eastland Avenue Warren, Ohio 44484 (216) 373-9163 WJ|lk An Osteopathic Community Hospital CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1 383 RIVERSIDE OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 700 Lea Blvd. Wilmington, Delaware 1 9802 302-764-B120 r -. at Botsford General Hospital invite you to meet our staff and discover our modem 300-bed hospital facility, including a new 50.000 square foot Education and Administration Building which houses an excellent medical library. Become acquainted with our outstanding programs of osteopathic medical education, fully approved by all required accrediting agencies, and developed via our affiliation with such schools as Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Our experience teaching and training spans over 33 years. Interns and residents rotate through Botsford General Hospital, located in the rolling hills and lake country of southeastern Michigan, and an inner-city hospital only minutes from the vibrant Detroit city center and Ontario, Canada. The House Staff consists of 30 interns and 53 residents. We presently maintain residencies in: Anesthesiology. Family Practice, Gastroenterology, General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Medical Diseases of the Chest. Neurology. Obstetncs Gynecology, Ophthalmology, Orthopedic Surgery. Otorhinolaryngology, Radiology and Urology. Our Obstetrical Service approximates 1 500 deliveries per year and includes an Alternative Birthing Unit. Additionally, we have an active Ambulatory Surgery Unit with a caseload over 3000 per year, a Critical Care Unit, and our Emergency Service has more than 25.000 visits per year. Our annual total caseload is approximately 1 00.000 patient days, and we are still growing. For mora information write: Vance D. Powell, Jr., O.O. 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