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

Text from Pages 1 - 392 of the 1985 volume:

PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE SYNAPSIS 1985 Co-Editors Donna L. Miller Sandra J. Nairn fm TABLE OF CONTENTS The Beginning I Faculty and Administration 14 Trivial Pursuits 42 Activities 88 Clinical Years 104 Class of 1985 120 Graduation 328 Ads 354 AUGUST 18. 1981 The Class of 1985 assembled for the first time in Room 153 Evans Hall, ignorant of the events which would transform them from student to Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine . The first two years were devoted to learning the fundamentals of medicine. A student ' s day was no longer his own. Time revolved around labs, infinite lectures, more labs and the oppressive lest schedule. Perhaps the hours spent in the classroom are best chronicled by the students lifeline -the Note Service. The daily production of lectures required the services of everyone. Two hundred and five aspiring D.O. ' s soon became proficient scribes, typists, mimeographers and lunch-time collators. Bored with pure medical facts, the scribes and typists began to interject humor and cynicism throughout the notes. In the process, an informal but realistic documentation of the first tvvo vears at PCOM was created. S: P, Nacalada T: expand your horizons! don ' t be a frozen section! Hey Woody, Can ' t the A-Hole police do something about the Brothers Hyper? Medicine Lecture 3 1 7 83 10, Dr. Verbose S T:Dr. Morose Dr. Comatose S: a pharmacist friend T: still laughs when thinking of that infamous quote: Jack, you cut the Vagus! ! ! which only table 24 appreciates. For those of you unable to attend tha last CME boot top fxs. at Jack Frost, Fisher ' s abuse- ments presents the local ski report Microboyerology 25 2 10 82 I.M, 93 3.21 83 15 S: 99 T: Slave to a keyboard that plays no tune. EL RP productions (RP EL now disbanded) Lecture 28 10 21 82 OB? Scribe: W. Adamek Typist: Mr. Beale for the Mrs. Surgery 68 page 5 3-31-83 Surgery 68 3-31-83 page 6 6 I i ll A ' y J ii scribe: plop,plop,f izz,f izz typist: oh, what a relief it is scribe: unduly informed typist: I proceed backward SCRIBE: BOBWEILER TYPE: GOT THEM LATE-FEB BLUES.. . S: David Heyman T: Karen Breitman Welcome back to the show that never ends Pen: Derek Keyboards: Kirth Scribe: M. Franz Typist: Should have stayed in Florida. . . Scribe - Don Brown T - Frank Zysk Scr. Hold DiMaio S T: Neph, Ron Pathology 13 1 28 83 Dr. Subepi Pathology 35 3 11 83 Dr. Subendo S T lou Kemia Scribe: Patrick STUD Murphy Typist: S. Nairn Pathology 13 3, Scribe: Night Flights Pres. 1 28 83 3 Typist: Who reads this? Dr. The book ' s wrong, that ' s what I said Rocky CAPTAIN ' S LOG: Star Date 04-25-83 Internal Medicine 141 Gastroenterology 17 S M: Michael I ' ll turn the lights down real low so you guys can sleep during the slide show Schreiber William Gilhool, D.O., F.A.C.O.I., Texas Ranger (Hon.) Internal Medicine 1 13 83 (9-10) Scribe: The blind Typist: leading the blind S: has a stack of Peds notes that will make a great head- rest on the beach T: why why why why are we sleeping! ! Welcome to Path mark shoppers. . . 11 30 82 Lecture 97 I ' ve got my Finals down pat. For Neuro I ' ll fake a seizure, for Pharm I ' ll have a placebo overdose. For GPP I ' ll undress and hug and kiss Dr. Nicholas, for ENT I ' ll tell dirty jokes, for OB I ' ll take a bath in Ivory Soap, for Psych I ' ll flip in and out of the lecture hall and for Rehab I ' ll pretend I ' m anybody but Tom Gould! Cardiology 16, I know that everyone is going to be 3-25-83 16 disappointed but, this is the last page, 8-9 a.m. I would like to dedicate this transcrip- tion to all of those that complain everytime they have to type up a 4 page transcription. Small Fries 2 17 83 Zee and bej salute the class We ' ss drink to that! S: C. Holobinko-Haluszczak T: E. Beale-Magdalinski Dr. Rogers-Lomax Typist- who cares? p. 10 Scribe: Frank Breech Typist: Frank Starling Last page, I PROMISE scribby: The one w the weary pen typpy: The one w the gnarled fingers S: How many more days of this? T: Too Many! Flash: At the bookstore, Vince has designer genes on sale for 9.95 and the admini- stration says we can wear ' em (As long as they ' re not sex- linked. . . ) Advice, Admonishments, and Academic Pearls were offered by the Faculty and Administration during our course of study. Some of these infamous Words of Wisdom ' He learned his anatomy by observing tfie actions of small woodland creatures. Sherwood Mercer. D.O. Never take anything for granted. Virginia Thompson Women were made for one thing - childbearing. V.T. Cipolla, D.O. I love mycoses. V. Iralu, Ph.D. Just because the husband gets a vasectomy doesn ' t mean the milkman gets one too. Brian Campbell ' 85 No one should flunk the course . . . just read the notes once. Sherman Leis, D.O. Anyone can do an amputation. An orthopod I don ' t really care if there is a yearbook. Donald Thome, D.O. If you can ' t do your H P ' s, go home. You ' re not Just here for an education. R. Anderson. DO. If you and your girlfriend were on call the same night, would you be upset if you couldn ' t sleep together that night? Steven Katz. D.O. Duly informed we proceed onward through the fog . . . 99 Thomas J. Ziemba ' 85 Faculty And Administration i A dministra tion 1. J. Peter Til ley, D.O. -President 2. Joseph A. Dieter le, D.O. -Acting Dean -Director of Medical education 3. Domenic A. DeBias, Ph.D. -Assistant Dean for Basic Sciences 4. Donald H. Thome, D.O. -Assistant Dean for Clinical Education 5. Carol A. Fox -Director of Admissions Student Affairs 6. Robert G. Cuzzolino -Assistant Director of Admissions Student Affairs 7. Robert W. England. D.O. -Former Dean 8. J. Sydney Hoffman -Chairman, The Board of Trustees 9. J. Vincent Huffnagle. D.O. -Director of Special Continuing Education 10. Robert A. Bressler -Treasurer 11. Fair man L. Den linger, D.O. -Director of Corporate Health 12. Hale T Peffall, Jr. -Executive Director. .Alumni Relations A dministra tion 1. S hanker H. Vyas -Director of Library Services 2. Virginia Gavigan -Director of Financial Aid 3. Mar garet F. Ferguson -Director of Corporate Communica tions 4. Faytti Glenn -Coordinator, Clinical Education 5. Paul Wetherill 6. Financial Aid Office 7. Library Staff 8. The Bookstore 9. ' Mary ' s Gang - Cafeteria Staff 10. Corporate Communications m Anatomy . Vincent T. CipoUa, D.O. - Chairman 2. Richard Notzold, Ph.D. 3. Robert P. Fink, Ph. D. 4. Louis J. Misantone. Ph.D. 5. Tage N. Kvist, Ph.D. 6. Frank Buttery 7. Robert Niewenhuis, Ph.D. 8. Michael F. Shank, D.O. Robert W. England, D.O. Lemar F. Eisenhut, D.O. History Of Medicine And Osteopathy 9. Sherwood R. Mercer -Professor Emeritus- Pathology 1. William L. Silverman, D.O. - Chairman 2. Dante J. Dimarzio, Jr., D.O. 3. Lillian Hynes-Longendorfer, D.O. 4. Justice H. James, D.O. Microbiology 5. Vichazelhu Iralu, Ph.D. Chairman, 1977-84 In Memorium 6. Charles M. Bendas, Ph.D. 7. J ere M. Boyer, Ph.D. 8. Bruno Bromke, Ph.D. 9. Gary W. Cashon, Ph.D. A 4 Physiology Pharmacology 1. Henry Hitner, Ph.D. 2. Susan Miska, Ph.D. 3. Walter Prozialeck, Ph.D. 4. Charlotte H. Greene, Ph.D. 5. Domenic A. DeBias, Ph.D. - Chairman- 6. Michael Mahalick, Ph.D. 7. M.H.F. Friedman, Ph.D. 8. Fred K. Can, Ph.D. 9. Leonard Rubin, Ph.D. Biochemistry 10. Raymond E. KnauFf. Ph.D. - Chairman- 11. JoAnne G. Pieringer. Ph.D. 12. Yu Chen Lin, Ph.D. 13. Mervyn H. Kline, Ph.D. 14. Michael H. Davis, Ph.D. Osteopathic Principles And Practice 1. Nicholas S. Nicholas, D.O. - Chairman 2. Marvin Blumberg, D.O. 3. Alexander S. Nicholas, D.O. 4. Philip Bell, D.O. Abraham Zellis, D.O. Jerome Sulman, D.O. 5. David Heilig, D.O. 6. Katherine M. England, D.O. 7. Ida Schmidt, DO. 8. Walter Ehrenfeuchter, D.O. 9. Robert Gober, D.O. 10. Anthony Leone, DO. William Scott, DO. -In Memorium- A 1 ' T 1 , , mk . d« ' J MN| f J 4JJJ JSJS - Radiology 1. Robert L. Meals, D.O. - Chairman 2. J. Peter Tilley, D.O. 3. Vernon Pocius, D.O. 4. John Stucka. Jr., D.O. 5. Joan L. Moore, DO. 6. Henry J. Helak. D.O. 7. Burton Marks, D.O. 8. Mrs. Stephanie Campbell Thomas Durham, D.O. Otorhinolaryngology 9. Theodore P. Mauer. DO. - Chairman 10. Martin S. Nei field. D.O. 11. Ronald Reinhard. D.O. 12. Ronald A. Kirschner. DO. 13. Bernard C McDonnell. D.O. Paul Imber. D.O. Lynn F. Sumerson, D.O. Dermatology 1. Walter L. Willis, DO. - Chairman 2. Herbert Fletman, D.O. A nesthesiology 3. John V. Bel I is, D.O. - Chairman 4. Isadore Lieberman, D.O. 5. Thomas L. Moy, D.O. Neurology 6. Dennis Graham, D.O. - Chairman 7. Louis J. Butera, D.O. Psychiatry 8. Roy N. Pasker, D.O. 9. George H. Guest, DO. - Chairman 10. Floyce McCauley, D.O. Eugene Delia Badia, D.O. Morton S. Herskowitz, D.O. Albert Honig, D.O. H. Michael ZaI, D.O. Internal Medicine Pulmonary Medicine 1. John Simelaro, D.O. -Cbairman- 2. Bruce S.. Margolis, D.O. 3. Michael A. Venditto, D.O. Endocrinology 4. Jeffrey S. Freeman, D.O. Gastroenterology 5. William J. Gilhool, D.O. -Chairman- 6. Michael A. Res nick, D.O. Rheumatology 7. David Bevan, D.O. Infectious Diseases 8. David V. Condoluci, D.O. 9. William H. Dickerson, D.O. -Chairman- General Medicine 10. Phillip J. Pan tie, D.O. Internal Medicine Nephrology 1. William A. Nickey, DO. -Chairman- 2. Stephen S. Levin, D.O. 3. Michael H. Broder, D.O. 4. Zenia A. Chernyk, D.O. Adult Allergy And Immunology 5. Edmund T. Carroll, D.O. -Chairman- Chairman, Dept. Of Internal Medicine 6. Albert F. D ' Alonzo, D.O. Hematology And Oncology 7. James F. Conroy, D.O. 8. Eugene J. Wyszynski. D.O. Cardiology 9. Michael Kirschbaum, D.O. -Chairman- 10. Bruce Kornberg, D.O. 11. Michael K. Sallen, DO. Pediatrics 1. Joseph A. Dieter le, D.O.- Chairman 2. James J. Kirk, DO. 3. Robert Berger, D.O. 4. Steven M. Snyder, D.O. 5. A. Faye Rogers-Lomax, D.O. 6. Mary J. Teter-Babial , D.O. 7. Harry Flanagan, D.O. 8. Carl Giombetti, D.O. 9. Sandra W. Gawcliik, D.O. Samuel L. Caruso, D.O. George J. Kenis, D.O. Emergency Medicine 10. John W. Becher, D.O. 11. Edward J. Sarama, D.O. 12. Steven J. Parrillo, DO. Randy N. Grinspan. D.O. Eileen Singer, D.O. Opiitlialmology 13 Donald H. Thome, D.O. 14. Paul J. Misischia. D.O. Robert Potter, D.O. Carlo J. Di Marco. D.O. Obstetrics And Gynecology 1. Michael L. Mansi, D.O. - Chairman 2. Emanuel Fliegelman, DO. 3. Fair man L. Den linger, DO. 4. Edwin Abbott, D.O. Patrick Becher, DO. Susan D. Peck, D.O. Gerard W. Szczygiel, D.O. Rehabilitation Medicine 5. Silvia Ferretti, DO. -Chairman 6. John Edwards, D.O. 7. Robert B. Goldberg, D.O. 8. Murray Klein, D.O. General Practice 9. John D. Angeloni, D.O. - Chairman 10. Samuel L. Caruso, D.O. 11. J. Vincent Huffnagle, DO. 12. Richard Donnard, D.O. 13. Stephen Fedec, D.O. 14. Kenneth J. Veil, DO. 15. Michael F. Shank, D.O. 16. John J. Flaherty, D.O. 17. George G. Vermel re, D.O. 18. Alex Rosenau, DO. Thomas Eslinger, DO. Gail Shirley, D.O. Henry Street, DO. Christine Viola, D.O. N I General Surgery 1. Daniel L. Wisely, D.O. - Chairman 2. Galen S. Young, D.O. 3. Joanne C. Chinnici, D.O. 4. Steven Katz, D.O. 5. William R. Hen wood, D.O. 6. Nicholas C. Pedano, D.O. Thomas A. Powell, D.O. Urology 7. Leonard H. Finkelstein. D.O. 8. David Arsht, D.O. 9. Samuel Manfrey, D.O. Proctology 10. Jerome A. Greenspan, D.O. Thoracic Surgery 11. Henry A. DAlonzo, D.O. Orthopedic Surgery 12. J. Brendan Wynne. D.O. 13. Conrad Fraider, D.O. 14. John J. McPhilemy, D.O. Plastic Surgery 15. Sherman Leis, D.O. } Trivial Pursuits IPILTTIN CN TIHIE KIITZ OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE: NEW HEIGHTS, NEW DIMENSIONS, NEW DIRECTIONS 40 C.M.E. Credit Hours Category 1-A Approved BOOT-TOP FRACTURES: Is there a need for amputation? Utilizing Computer-assisted Instructions in the Anatomic Sciences DRUG DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION: A new approach to Total Enteral Nutrition. a i £CiffiS33t Effects of Prenatal Alchohol Exposure on A voidance Conditioning SEXUAL DEVIANCY AND SOCIAL PROSCRIPTION: A mounting problem for the General Practitioner. ' ' CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION: A SHARPENING FOCUS With the ever-increasing regulatory measures being taken in the medical world, the importance of continuing medical education has become even more evident . . . The American Osteopathic Association has been a leader in developing programs of continuing medical education . . . (it) should not be considered simply as a regulatory requirement. It is a profitable, useful education opportunity for the physician and allows his or her to keep pace with rapidly occuring developments and procedures. George W. Northrup, DO., FAAO JOCK-STRAP INDUCED INFERTILITY: Should the wife worry? ftr- Darkness falls across the land The midnight hour is close at hand Creatures crawl in search of blood To terrorize y ' awl ' s neighborhood And whosoever shall be found Without the soul for getting down Must stand and face the hounds of hell And rot inside a corpse ' s shell The foulest stench is in the air The funk of forty thousand years And grizzly ghouls from every tomb Are closing in to seal your doom And though you fight to stay alive Your body starts to shiver For no mere mortal can resist The evil of the thriller -Thriller Rod Temperton 55| - TJ? ,J . SIHR ' « « Hli ' T -5. « ■ « i ■«Mk -V.-, . ' V ' 1 B ' V ■ IP ♦ « K L . L .  ««« ♦ 5. ■ kl A « ♦♦•♦♦ HSgl H , H HiM w ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . 4J ■ « « ' H 1 H , y.   ♦ B - - 1 9 BbH I . H K 1 Sl iljs ' DSM in Diagnostic And Statistical Manual Of Mental Disorders 301.50 Histrionic Personality Disorder The essential feature is a Personality Disorder in which there are overly dramatic, reactive, and intensely expressed behavior and characteristic disturbances in interpersonal relationships. Individuals with this disorder arc lively, dramatic and are always drawing attention to themselves . . . Behavior is overly reactive and intensely expressed . . . Individuals with this disorde r crave novelty, stimulation and excitement and quickly become bored with normal routines . . . They are often quick to form friendships; but once a relationship is established they become demanding, egocentric, and inconsiderate . . . these people ' s actions are frequently inconsistent, and may be misinterpreted by others. A City With Style . . . e A uAP ) pocroR wneN J 3ROW OP VOU KNOW. ci-or B e y e iuu uass FgRRASAA 0 SHOeS GUCCI BASS, A VIUUA IN RC)A e ANP . A A gRcepes J uove ' f y WHAT ABOUT THg AePICAU eNP OF THe pROPessioN ■ OH, I LU e A AKIN ' SO A UCH A ONeV. I ' LU HIRg A A AN TO PO THAT A gSS- STUFF The Scenic Beauty Of Philadelphia ' s Schuylkill River He has a smile from ear to ear Then asks you questions that you fear You must tell a joke or sing a song A meager task for being wrong You snicker at his one desire The burning hots for Lucy Squire And how he corners all the dodgers Who think he ' s just like Mr. Rogers But all in all you learn the stuff And if you don ' t you learn to bluff Because we all know that the key Is to name every single bone density MARY AND THE GANG WELCOME YOU TO SURVEY SAYS: Eating at Mary ' s Place is most like . . . -Living the G.I. textbook -Twelve days under a cholera cot -Death . . . by Bunta -Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome -Eating the oil gasket off a ' 38 Buick Lunchtime at Mary ' s has been a four-year search for -Beef -Green lettuce and red tomatoes -Genuine panzeratti -Clammier, moister soft pretzels -Tooooooony! HOr MENU flllllD CHEESE WITH BACOM WITH HAM UIBtKm leSE BURGER tCm BURGER HKXEIII FILET TEAK SANDNICH TEAK HOAGIE lART EICH FRIES I just signed Chuck Jeck ' s name. When In Doubt, Get Horizontal M a - .%SL |g|| mm«|||||||| ! mm •z - 1 ll ! -- , ii Anytime Can Be Naptime Il E4 4 Pk == n- Flounder ' s Day Follies First Year During the annual Follies production, the Class of ' 85 presented their interpretation of freshman year at PCOM. Host Dr. Big Nick Nicholas (Ralph Mazzochetli) began by profusely complimenting his son Alex (Harry Anagnastakos) on his amazing ability to palpate hair through telephone books. The cervical spondylitic. Dr. Kline (Dave Madder), introduced The Dating Game starring Jim Lange (Jack Kelly). The four eligible faculty, Dr. V.T. Cipolla (Sal Moscatello), Dr. Kna ' uff (Marc Shapiro), Dr. Misantone (Bob Kuhnhenn), and Dr. Becher (Steve Fisher), verbally jouste d for their dream date, the ultimate carcinogen . Dr. Y.C. Lin (Steve Young). The lucky winner. Dr. Knauff, later reported that she phosphorylated my substrate. Ballerinas Jeff Bishop, Brian Campbell, Jack Chiavacci, Chuck DAuria, Tony Magdalinski, Pat Murphy, Keith Parowski, and Bob Schmidt revealed shapely legs and gracefulness in Medical Men in % Time. Dr. Meals (Steve Young) was discovered at an exotic Continuing Medical Education program, enthralled by the rhythmical dancing of King Kumonaiwonnalaia (John DeChetto). Dr. Mercer (Marc Shapiro) lectured the audience on furry woodland creatures and the origins of osteopathy. Unfortunately, he did not have the physical stamina to finish his words. Thanks to the work of surgeons Carol Robison, Bob Kuhnhenn and Tim Gaul, and the famous anatomist Frank Buttery (Bob Verdone), a miraculous metamorphosis took place-a new Dr. Mercer (Ron NefO was sculpted. Dr. Roger ' s Clinic represented an irreverent study of contemporary family practice. Dr. Rogers (Tom Zicmba) and his helpful assistant. Nurse MyBuns (Debbie Hermany). treated the hypochondrial Mrs. Katz. (.Arlene Imber) and the streetwise Rocco (J.B.). Charles Bell, Drug representative from Eli- Lilly-White, interrupted their office routine bearing nonsensical gifts for all. The concluding act was a rowdy musical performance by our own punk rock band. The V.T ' s, featuring Dave Madder, Tony Conti. Jack Coll, Dave Coffey, and Mark Franz. FLOUNDER ' S DAY FOLLIES SECOND YEAR The 9iS ' .? Follies slurred Dorothy (Kalhy Ryan) and her felul pig Tola in The Wizard of Osleopalhy. Carol Fo. (Carol Holobinko) and Bob Cuzzolino (Dave Hey man) decided that Dorolhy musl seek Ihe wise Wizard Big Nick (Ralph Mazzochelli) before pursuing a career in Osteopalhic Medicine. Her firsi encounler is a group of singing and dancing surgeons in Wouldn ' t you like to be a surgeon loo? She ihen meels Ihe somnoleni Good Fairy of Pathology. Lillian Hynes (Mary Conii). Dorolhy is Ihen directed to Ziggy Gladstone (Sal Moscalello). a sincere but confused pathologist desperately seeking ihe courage lo make a decision. Together ihey enter the strange, dark world of neuroanatomy, where the faculty have become pure cerebrum. Dorolhy and Ziggy stumble upon Physiology Pharmacology and meet Domenic A. DeBias AKA DAD (Tom Layton). DAD thinks he could probably find Ihe Wizard if I only had more brains. The three travelers, spirits high, next visit Microbiology. V. Iralu (Prag DeSai). directs them to 4190. where he suspects Ihe Wiz to be napping on a cholera col. On Ihe way. they meet the miserly Virginia Gavigan (Deb Hermany). In the presence of a few dollar bills, she dies. Our cast rejoices with ding dong that lighl-wad witch is dead! Fairman Denlingcr (Marc Shapiro) startles the trio with the delivery of twins. He feels that the location of the Wiz is a core question 10 be researched by Dorothy herself Denlinger joins the others to find some heart. At long last, the four reach Ihe Wizard ' s chambers. The Wizard preaches from his soapbox about Osteopathy, but finally agrees to grant their wishes. In a fit of silly laughter, he collapses and reveals his true self to be a marionette manipulated by Ihe cynical Dr. Thome (Jonathan Koukal). Dr. Thome concludes a fiery speech by advising that 90% of your patients will get better in spile of what you do for them. Fortunately. Dorothy has been convinced of the merits of Osteopathy and is destined to become a naive first-year student at PCOM. ■ .. LAUGHTER . . . Still The Best Medicine! O i ific rodcL ' 5 daain ! ' 1 1 n TO 9 1 « Jf li iN I rjH f i M ? Under Control n May, 4 1983 The Party ' s Over ... But The Memory Lingers On . . . Activities LAMBDA OMICRON GAMMA LOG MEMBERS Michael L. Amalfitano Jill Bortz Susan Dallas-Feeney Bruce H. Grossinger Debra Hermany Albert Janke III Charles N. Jeck Jonathan B. Levyn Karen C. Lustig Salvatore A. Moscatello Keith J. Parowski Carl W. Ritner Dana C Shaffer Marc D. Shapiro Michael M. Weinik Steven L. Zelenkofske PHI SIGMA GAMMA Synapsis 1985 Co-Editors Donna Miller Sandy Nairn Artwork Jay Ma honey Financial Wizard Steve Zelenkofshie Photography Bob Vcrdone Staff Daw Hey man Karl Langkamp J.B. Levyn Elaine Lombardi Joan Naidorf Keith Parowski Carol Ro bison Kirth Steele Kibble Toldrian Bob Verdone Steve Zelenkofske SPECIAL THANKS TO: -Our great staff who sacrified many a Tuesday night to complete endless senior pages. -Joan, Bob and Steve for going above and beyond the call of duty. -Charles Bell and Jack Kelly for their help with faculty photographs. -Dr. Vermeire for allowing his clinic to become the unofficial yearbook headquarters! -Maggie Ferguson and Corporate Communications for the unlimited supply of photographs. -Pam and Debbie from Admissions for helping us with our scut work! -Steve Zamsky and Zamsky Studios for always being available. -the people who contributed to the advertisement section. -Tom Williams, our Jos tens advisor, for providing the technical expertise which made this book possible. Donna Sandv Student Auxilliary Association OFFICERS 1984-85 Karen Johnson -Rec. Secretary Lisa Meade -Second Vice-President Jim Marshall -Treasurer Cindy Dudzinski -President Joanie Zawisza -Corresp. Secretary Cheryl Rothkopf -First Vice-President Joan Shaffer reeiving her diploma of patience SENIOR WIVES LUNCHEON MAY 5, 1985 and strategy. Members in attendance: Vicki Johnson, Patrice Geise, Roxi Wyche, Sheila Koronkiewicz, Debbie Osevala, Joan Shaffer, Kathy Maniet, Marty Besser, Becky Brooks. Gene Banker Society The Gene Banker Society, named for PCOM ' s first woman graduate, unites the women of PCOM through programs of provocative speakers, public service activities, and social events. The GBS, with its affiliation to the American Medical Women ' s Association, provided its Class of 1985 members with a welcome-back wine and cheese party in Au- gust of 1982 and a discussion of clinical rotations with the third and fourth year members. Following the installation of officers Ellen Con- roy as president, Sally Straneva as vice-president, Mary Conti as treasurer, Mary Jo Eline as secre- tary, and Donna Miller as historian, the GBS planned a diverse schedule. Lively speakers on women in medicine, a seminar on financial plan- ning for the physician, an evening of caroling at the Overmont House, and an installation brunch at The Country Lawyer in West Chester highlighted the calendar. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 1982-83 Charles Bell, President Bill Ritner, Vice-president Jack Kelly, Vice-president Mark Jacobson, Treasurer Kathy Ryan, Secretary Dan Black, Parlimentarian OFFICER 1983-84 Dana Shaffer, President CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY 96 Leaders Of The Pack GROUP LEADERS Charles H. Bell Charles E. D ' Auria Gene A. Eline Stephen T. Fisher Jeffrey T. Kirchner Ralph D. Mazzochetti Mark A. Osevala Jo Ann Sansone Robert H. Schmidt Dana C. Shaffer Marci A. Tabor Robert D. Verdone Steven M. Young 100 Give Blood! ' Play Rugby ' ' 101 . ' - ' m !% . fe tsr • %T7 viSv Clinical Years B||||n||je|, 1 Q j - - V ' ' il ' ■k It ' s A Wonderful! Day In The Neigh borhoods! ISanQll STEAK , AND SANDWICH SHOP HOTDCOLD PLATTERS BAU6b_ f W Want To Be )lf ' • A ' Booth Doctor ' When I Grow Up ?? 113 A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Clinic aass Of 1985 ' X) O- D O. I). 0. .1) .0. .qI). 0. J), r . A . D.O. l)-0. D. . Tj.O. 1).0.1) 0. WALTER J. ADAMEK, JR., D.O. B.S. Pennsylvania State University ANTHONY ALFIERI, D.O. B.A. West Virginia University DOUGLAS B. ALLEN, JR., D.O. B.A.S. University Of Delaware S S.m jI ' d. Tact, sympathy and understanding are expected of the physician, for the patient is no mere collection of symptoms, signs, disordered functions, damaged organs, and disturbed emotions. He is human, fearful, and hopeful, seeking relief, help and reassurance. To the physician, as to the anthropologist, nothing human is strange or repulsive. The misanthrope may become a smart diagnostician of organic disease, but he can scarcely hope to succeed as a physician. The true physican has a Shakespearean breadth of interest in the wise and the foolish, the proud and the humble, the stoic hero and the whining rogue. He cares for people. To my family and friends - Thanks for all the support and patience over the past four years. Without you, this quest would have been impossible. To my wife Nancy, who has endured a traumatic four years without a com- plaint - you have been my lifeline and refuge. I love you. D. vsmm i MICHAEL L. AMALFITANO, D.O. B.S. Michigan State University THANK YOU TO THE PEOPLE LUHO GAVE OF THEdlSELVES TO HIAKE THE DREAm A REALITY i mom i DADi Far youc unending suDDort, lave, and family dedication and for countless efforts and sacrifices aoove and beyond the call of parenting. You ujere tne examples and the inspiration. TO my itll ' Z DIANNE: or your constant lave and encouraoements throughout the hard times and the not quite as hard times. Yaur understanding, devotion, and many sacrifices mere invaluaole. I love you... iriY SISTER AND BROTHERS: Diane, David, and Dannie. Cur strong bond and soecial love for each other helped give me the strength and determination. THE SPECIAL FRIENDS AMD RELATIUESi UJho gave me their tremenoous suoport and a refuge from the grind: Nana and PooPoP! Jim, Joan, and Oarrell Alban; Joseohi OeeDee, Cynthia, and IDichael; Ulalti Class of ' BS ' i the Poker Playersi and PCCItt for the oooortunity. TO EODi For the guidance and the meaning TO ALL, my love and deeoest gratitude for uuithout you tnis goal luould not have been oossible nor comolete. Thank you HARRY J. ANAGNOSTAKOS, D.O. B.A. Temple University M.A. Temple University J U J- l u e %J tA J , Mom, Dad (finally!), Paul, and Yiayia (prayers) without you, and your love, I never could have made it. WILLIAM M. ANTONELLI, D.O. B.A. Rutgers University B.S. Hahneman University Mom and Dud 1951 Learning to ride a bicycle One favorite pastime ' AUDREY L. BALAS, D.O B.S. University Of Connecticut KENNETH BRANDON BATTS, D.O. B.A. Catawba College A . - . Guerir quelquefois, Soulager souvent. Consoler toujours, Mais nuire jamais To study medicine without books is to sail an uncharted sea, whilst to study medicine only from books is not to go to sea at all. Sir William Osier EILEEN P. BEALE, D.O. B.S. Pennsylvania State University CHARLES H. BELL, D.O. B.A. Rider College B.S. Temple University Of Pharmacy CUU -y6iM 7? . All of OUT tomorrows Will soon be our yesterdays, As time stands still for no one. We ' re all so concerned about the medicine we ' ll learn, But we can never lose sight of the fact that we ' re people; Mere human beings, mortals as it were, struggling Now to achieve an art and a skill that will give someone, many someones, a chance at living. Whatever it is that you wish ultimately to be. remember there is nothing greater than loving, caring, and sharing And if time were money, how much could you afford To spend on another human being? Chas m LAWRENCE J. BELLEW, D.O. B.S. West Chester State University CLU Ui ' i ' Jl A- S P.O. MARK M. BERNARDI, D.O. B.S. University Of Scranton ' J it. y . -t- -« ? . As a child, I had a dream . . . because of ihe devotion and untold sacrifice of alt whom I love so much, my dream is a reality. To my mother and father, whose love, guidance and faith in me was endless. Our family was an uplifting spirit I so often needed. To my s isters. Lisa and Laura, whose empathy and patience with an often demanding brother was selfless. To my fiancee, Charlene, whom I have loved from the first time we met, and will all my life. You stood by my side all along the way and never stopped believing in me. I only hope I can be to you what you have been for me these past four years. To Charlie, my mentor and friend, who taught me that aspect of being a physician not found in any book. Thank you for your foresight and always open ears. To my grandmothers. Grandma and Nani. for their prayers on earth and in heaven above. You were an inspiration. WILLIAM STEWART BESSER, D.O. B.S. University Of San Francisco M.Ed. Boston University OsySWY «jujckO aojx V . o. To Marty my loving wife, to Andrea and Christopher our children, to my dad, in loving memory of my mom, and to all of you who helped us with your prayers, I pray that you find peace in all you do and serenity of heart in this life and the next. Thank you Lord, may your will be done. Amen .J JEFFREY MARK BISHOP, D.O. B.S. University Of Nebraska Medical Center DANIEL R. BLACK JR., D.O. A.S. Butler County Community College B.Ph. The Pennsylvania State University X- y? JU . ,, Take time to work, It is the price of success. Take time to think. It is the source of power. Take time to play. It is the secret of perpetual youth. Take time to read. It is the foundation of wisdom. Take time to be friendly. It is the road to happiness. Take time to love and be loved. It is the privilege of the gods. Take time to share. Life is too short to be selfish. Take time to laugh, Laughter is the music of the soul. ' MARGARET R. BOERIO, D.O. B.A. Seton Hill College WALTER JOSEPH BORIS, D.O B.S. Wilkes College „ DALE R. BORTZ, JR., D.O. B.A. Rider College JILL BORTZ, D.O B.S. Muhlenl VWTWOMVBPnBBtM DAVID J. BOSSERT, D.O. B.S. Moravian College QcK . Bjiy AJt J),0. A long, strange journey. I owe it all to you . . . my parents sisters who ' ve loved and supported me . . . my friends for keeping my sanity . . . and to my wife for both. I love you all very much. RICHARD E. BRANNAN, D.O B.A. University Of New Hampshire KAREN C. LUSTIG, D.O. B.A. Barnard College, Columbia University 1 V OAa v C . ojoijuft jT i.O. ' cj fui- ojudSl, f fm. JJUKJO o oJunouju.! ROBERT W. BROOKS, D.O B.A. Clark University J Cvujt M S.GiO JcA b.O. ISO CirE£n6iIIc ficnue Cdlarton, $Ia. 16214 TIMOTHY S. BROOKS, D.O. B.S. Westminster College DAVID P. BROWN, D.O. B.A. Temple University BT zAn t 3 - ' V . DONALD W. BROWN, D.O. B.A. Rider College JANELLE L. BRUMBAUGH, D.O B.S. Juniata College RANDALL G. BRUNDAGE B.A. Gettysburg College GARY C. BURKE, D.O. B.S. University Of Scranton WvCS S .O. You cannot separate passion from pathology any more than you can separate a person ' s spirit from his body. Think of a particular person ' s spirit and. Presto!, it is immediately incorporated. It has the size and shape of his body. The flesh is the spirit thickened. Gaze long enough at your patients, and from even the driest husk here will fly upward a shower of sparks that, to him who gazes, will coalesce into a little flame. Look . . . and learn that the sick are refugees who must be treated kindly and gravely, without condescension. In the beginning you will love their wounds because they give you the occasion for virtue: later you will love them for their own sake. Rendered helpless by their afflictions, they cherish the memory of fertile lands and cool green glades and the company of love-all the stuff of their former selves. These people know something you and J do not yet know- what it is to live with the painful evidence of your mortality. Richard Selzer, M.D. (from Letters to a Young Doctor) To my parents for their constant encouragement, love and support. To my grandmother for only giving credit where credit was due. To my brother, Greg, for unknowingly serving as an example of a fine human being and one day a fine physician. And finally to my friends for their loyalty and understanding, THANK YOU! I LOVE YOU ALL!! CARL DEERE BURNETT, III, D.O. B.A. Lycoming College PHILLIP M. CACCHIONE, D.O. B.S. Gannon University ' The people who made it all worthwhile f3Lif i {Ll i . Junior vacation in San Diego, California should be a required rotation The four years flew since college ' „ J BRIAN S. CAMPBELL, D.O. B.S. Edinboro State College t dy U . . • m Special thanks to those classmates who made the last four years wore than an exercise in marking time: Eileen, Dan, Karen, the two Bob ' s, Derrick, Don, both Jack ' s, Sam, Susan, Denny, Mike, Bruce, and the Admiral. ROBERT A. CENTRONE, D.O. B.S. St. Joseph ' s University M.S. Long Island University DERRICK CETIN, D.O. B.S. State University College At Fredonia R. DONALD CHASE, D.O B.S. University Of Scranton To Mom, Dad, Sisters, and most especially to Lucia for lending your love and support in making this day a reality. JOHN E. CHIAVACCI, D.O. B.S. University Of Pittsburgh EDWARD J.P. CIECKO, D.O B.S. Ursinus College a j ' .p.{Lu j .o. 1 1 pigBL H V I 0 JjL|hi| 3|ISI( |Hp ab f 75 with love and appreciation that I dedicate this page to my parents, family, and friends for ail of their patience, generosity, love, and support.  i )UJLJl d. ( 2; — , ' A The true physician has a Shakespearean breadth of interest in the wise and the foolish, the proud and the humble, the stoic hero and the whining rogue. He cares for people. T. Harrison So many good people, to thank for sanity maintenance, places to stay, summer retreats, dinners, encouragements, consolation and love- much love - you know who you are. Be proud of yourselves- I love you all! MICHAEL A. CIRIACO, D.O. B.A. Villanova University DANIEL B. CLARK, D.O B.S. Geneva College iC., «. V ' P 1 M W i m H I m W .M ' 1 Hi • -d With love and appreciation to Mom and Dad and my wife, Judy, for all their sacrifices and their never ending encouragement . . . to Jennifer and Charles for their smiles and hugs. All of you have given so much to make this possible — will always be grateful. THANK YOU! DAVID COFFEY, D.O. B.S. Gannon University JOHN BERNARD COLL, D.O. B.A. Boston University Having FUN The Guys in the Band 5 — ;;p 42e SAMUEL J. CONGELLO, D.O. B.S. Shippensburg University Post National Boards, Pre-Daytona Beach Mom, sis, and me pre-PCOM Dr. Congello (Dad) and Dr. Yocum (Mom) Trying to keep my head above water, the first 2 years ELLEN DAVIS CONROY, D.O. B.S. The Pennsylvania State University Ed.M. Tufts University ANTHONY N. CONTI, D.O. B.A. Adelphi University MARY LYNN CONTI, D.O B.A. Westminster College ■-— =?7- ' JAMES P. CORRIGAN, D.O. B.A. Wilkes College M.Ed. Bloomsburg University Thank you to those who have helped in so many ways to make my dream a reality. A special thank you to my loving wife and children for their endless patience and encouragement. They were always there for me. The path that leads to happiness is so narrow that two cannot wall on it unless they become one. I can ' t remember when you weren ' t there When I didn ' t care for anyone but you I swear we ' ve been through everything there is Can ' t imagine anything we ' ve missed Can ' t imagine anything the two of us can ' t do Through the years you ' ve never let me down You ' ve turned my life around The sweetest days I ' ve found I ' ve found with you Through the years I ' ve never been afraid I ' ve loved the life we ' ve made And I ' m so glad I stayed right here with you — Through the years. I can ' t remember what I used to do. who I trusted. Who I listened to before I swear you ' ve taught me everything I know Can ' t imagine needing someone so But through the years it seems to mc I need you more and more Through the years, through all the good and bad I knew how much we had I ' ve always been so glad to be with you Through the years, it ' s better every day You ' ve kissed my tears away As long as it ' s okay I ' II stay with you — Through the years. Through the years when everything went wrong Together we were strong I know that I belonged right her with you Through the years I never had a doubt We ' d always work things out I learned what love ' s about by loving you — Through the years. Kenny Rogers WILLIAM R. CORSE, D.O. B.S. United States Naval Academy M.S. Naval Postgraduate School 168 In memory of my friend James IVJ THOMAS P. COSTELLO JR., D.O. B.S. Dickinson College RICHARD C. COUCH, D.O. B.A. Denison University 13. Tzu-kung asked about the true gentleman. The Master said. ' He does not preach what he pratices till he has practiced what he preaches. ' -from Book II The Analects of Confucius Translated and Annotated by Arthur Waley To all of those who have preached to me. I will strive to be a true gentleman. .And to that end. I owe thanks to Mother and Father and to Family and Friends of the past, present and future. ( cUjL C. (1 o b. 0. KATHLEEN M. CUNICELLA, D.O. B.S. Monmouth College When things go wrong as they sometimes will. When the road you ' re trudging seems all uphill. When the funds are low and the debts are high And you want to smile, but you have to sigh. Rest, if you must, but don ' t you quit. Life is queer with its twists and turns, As everyone of us sometimes learns. And many a failure has turned about When he might have won had he stuck it out; Don ' t give up though the pace seems slow You may succeed with another blow. Success is failure turned inside out The silver tint of the clouds of doubt. And you never can tell how close you are. It may be near when it seems so far; So stick to the fight when you ' re hardest hit It ' s when things seem worst that you must not quit. %dbJdUjLMyK. Cu ciimCb.o, Mom and Dad for making the past four years possible. My friends for making them bearable. And Lefty — for being Lefty. GARY CZULADA, D.O B.A. Gettysburg College To my family, relatives, friends, and especially my Mother and Father whose love, support and encouragement have helped me make it through these years-I extend my deepest love and appreciation. I v; wi ' «-ii-7CK- f ] SUSAN DALLAS-FEENEY, D.O. B.A. The Pennsylvania State University M.S. Drexel University To Christopher, my soul mate. Your love, strength and gentleness carries me through and it grows stronger day by day. All the good gifts around us are sent from heaven above, so thank the Lord, we thank the Lord for all His love. To my parents who gave me the self-esteem and faith to go on- you let me be all I could be. DALLAS-FEENEY CHARLES EDWARD D ' AURIA, D.O B.S. Washington And Lee University M.S. Rutgers University }} IZOLA BERNADETTE DAVID, D.O. B.S. Cheyney State College JOHN DECARLI, D.O. B.A. University Of Delaware M.A. University Of Delaware Carotid Pulse Bf W F ' H HL v 1 l H B s.. ' -_jg| B L t«« ' jfl H w t ¥ ' ■ r p mA 1 1 iflL Jc J?. Adj: A : ' This page is dedicated to my family. JOHN G. DEGHETTO, JR., D.O. B.S. Seton Hall University PRAGNESH A. DESAI, D.O B.S. Ursinus College Thanks Mom, Dad, other family, and well wishers. I am deeply grateful to all of you for your constant love, support and encouragement, without which the realization of this dream would not have been possible. I love you all very much. P.A.D. -t- i- Kyue- i2- ■ 5 -J,«_ i«t • jVd riM y of portwniUj or ofd aUim mMjk tfk Cot of a u4 m4 bc tdci n ti) 0e ajofujsicia yir. Jin tfve c ireoft suffering (u necois tecdniccuC sIciCf, sciepUific I PuojOfe e, Piumtm ft ci0rjta Hd4 i ffc lOfiC u scj tfiese u?itfl c Jitror c, fUi4fUUtif a u ii cm ppiOfjiro- Vidc a H4uatic jcri)ice ' J ' or u6 f(iMx rV ma t, a id uPiCu BiUCd 04 e n - AiMThiff emice of c iartzcter pOit n fU mse Jl j? sioia4ij iUd a sH offws d sPmj nc more t iam t u5, a4id lU s loi e oTpttenyt ii tmflO Cess. -JvmCctfZ iu-rcsiifi- ROBERT O. DETWEILER, D.O. B.S. University Of Dayton y .2)£74  eXe h.O. Mom and Dad- I will never forget the love and generosity you have shown during the past four years. You sparked my desire to become a physician and were there with endless support and encouragement when I needed it most. Thank you. Think for yourself Make your own choices You know it ' s easy To follow the crowd . . . Believe in yourself You Ve got the power Winners are losers Who got up and Gave it just one more try. Dennis DeYoung EILEEN R. DIGREGORIO, D.O. B.A. LaSalle College Thank you . . . . . . Mom and Dad for your love and support in every way imaginable tlirough the long road to this day. You Ve made it all possible. . . . Albert, Carla, Rob and Joan for the endless hours of OMT practice, frequent tests of my medical knowledge, and constant encouragement. . . . Tom for being my source of love, strength and endurance for the past 5 years. You ' ve made it all worthwhile. (jj a 6?. Q. yH 2 jD.a I love you all, Eileen Before I begin my sermon, I ' d like to request that everyone turn off their beepers. DUANE PAUL DILLING, D.O. B.S. Juniata College -Vi-Ai|,)4MW. I. 503. ROBERT D. DIMAIO, D.O. B.S. University Of Notre Dame - P J a - would never have been able to realize my dream without the love and support of my family and friends. -Lots of thanks and love to my sister for your love, guidance, and continual support. -Thanks to my mother-in-law, her children, and family for your love, friendship and support. - Thanks to Da ve and Karen, Bob and Helen for your support, friendship, and love, -I thank you. Mom and Dad, who bred into me the ideals I hold close. Without your never ending generosity, your unyielding love, your continuous support, and your warmth, my dreams would never have been realized. I can never repay so great a gift. I love you dearly. Mom and Dad. -I thank you, Irene. Your patience has been unending, your support untiring, and your love and friendship have carried me. All my love. MICHAEL C. DIMARCANGELO, JR., D.O. B.A. LaSalle University To my Family, My Faith, Achievement, and Dreams are a reflection of your Love and Sup- port. Without each and everyone of you my Life would be incomplete. Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Good Luck to all . to keep the Faith. Hebrews 11:1 and remember JOHN ALBERT DIPASTINA, D.O. B.A. Boston University d h:fk ho DONALD R. DORAN, JR., D.O. B.S. West Chester State College ....M -r ' • For all the words left unsaid, only felt. Your love — mother, father, brother, was all I really needed. THANKS GUYS! 185 irn REBECCA ANNE DRUASH, D.O. B.S. Allegheny College This page is dedicated: To God for His gift of life, unconditional love, peace and wisdom. To my mother, father, sisters, family and many friends for always giving of yourselves - giving from the heart. KitJ cc€L Artynju!t: Q:Ch This. then, is what I pray, kneeling before the Father, from whom every family, whether spiritual or natural, takes its name: ' Out of His infinite glory may He give you the power through His Spirit for your hidden self to grow strong, so that Christ may live in your hearts through faith, and then, planted in love and built on love, you will with all saints have strength to grasp the breadth and the length, the height and the depth: until, knowing the love of Christ, which is beyond all knowledge, you are filled with the utter fullness of God. Glory be to Him whose power, working in us, can do infinitely more than we can ask or imagine: glory be to Him from every generation to generation in the church and in Christ Jesus for ever and ever. Amen ' Ephesians 3:14-21 The Jerusalem Bible Then said a rich man. Speak to us of Giving. And he answered: You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give . . . There are those who have little and give it all. These are the believers in life and the bounty of life, and their coffer is never empty . . . Through the hands of such as these God speaks, and from behind their eyes. He smiles upon the earth. Kahil Gil bran The Prophet To Steve, Thank you for your unconditional love, gentleness, strength, encouragement, counsel and respect. A gifted teacher!- your striving for excellance as an osteopathic physician and human being is an inspiration to me. GREG R. EHGARTNER, D.O. B.S. The Pennsylvania State University H . IL. cLjsfc-tJ.o. •sriC;-.- EUGENE A. ELINE, JR., D.O. B.A. LaSalle College MARY JO ELINE, D.O. B.A. LaSalle College NEIL HOWARD FELDMAN, D.O. B.S. Ursinus College M VWoft4i (j)L,v.J 0 r ' B EHK fTj jHBi HH P M| ' m| H it Kw mIk Hn H n IkE l JmW ' ■-• Jr ' V ' ' ' fl M L 1 THOMAS C. FIEST, D.O. B.S. Dickinson College STEVEN T. FISHER, D.O. B.A. The Pennsylvania State University This page is dedicated to God, my family and friends because their support has helped make the sometime rough and rocky road a little more walkable. It was not you who chose me, it was I who chose you To go forth and bear fruit. Your fruit must endure, So that all you ask the Father in my name he will give you. The command I give you is this, That you love one another. John 15:16-17 A special thanks to my family, for all the love and support they ' ve given me. MAUREEN FLEMING, D.O. B.S. St. Joseph ' s University DENNIS W. FLUCK, D.O B.S. Delaware Valley College Si r cx J Oo ERIN MARIE FLY, D.O. B.A. Franklin Marshall College 1 M ' ■• W T? Tk viB 1 K « fl La H 1 9 i - I H kl y i hI H 1 1 Hm H 1 -ii H jt i HHH B iyj ' ' f A llr f ! - -i ir ii To my parents and family - Thank you for the constant encouragement and support which allowed me to follow my dreams. And most of all - Thanks Dave, for your love, understanding and patience over the past four years. To my friends - Thanks for being there when I needed to take a break. To the Quakertown Express (Dave, Woody and Denny) - We made it! GREGORY SCOTT FOSTER, D.O B.A. Swarthmore College MARK GREGORY FRANZ, D.O. B.S. Gannon University The V.T.s FRANK D. GABRIN, D.O B.S. University Of Pittsburgh CHARLES J.A. GARTLAND, D.O. B.Sc. Temple University School Of Piiarmacy aXaJU j0 j0 ic 4uwP rx o. TIMOTHY PAYNE GAUL, D.O B.A. University Of Pittsburgh Family- thank you for showing me God ' s love on earth. I could never return all you ' ve given me but I can say, love you. = M. Make me to know Thy ways, O Lord; Teach me Thy paths. Lead me in Thy truth and teach me, for Thou art the God of my salvation; For Thee I wait all the day. Psalm 25:4-5 We see a world on the brink of revolution, and we are afraid. Why? We are the inheritors of a revolutionary tradition. Christ . . . was a revolutionary. He preached change, peaceful change, but still sweeping, rapid, revolutionary change that could not help but bring social change as well . . . His revolut ionary idea was that of love, of sharing material goods, of forgiving injury, of laying down our lives and . . . if we do those things, we may find men share more than enough to live with each other in peace, grace and dignity. - Walter Murphy The Vicar of Christ STEVEN W. GEISE, D.O. B.S. The Pennsylvania State University ELLIOT GEVIS, D.O. B.A. Beaver College The Hji of hlc flc.ncs wilhout culling. Ji o Teh Ching — Luo Tzu For I WHS my fiilhcr ' s son. lender nnd only beloved in the sighl of my mother. Proverbs Chapter 4 Evcr ihoughl I hiive imprisoned in expression I must free by my deeds. Kahlil Gibnin Every seed is ;i longing. Sand and Foam — Kablil Gi bntn : o (S:e t In deepest thanks and love and devotion to my parents who have shared greatly in making it all possible. To my family and the very, very best of friends. I love you all. May we come lo realize the great potential we have for being able to do good work. May wc not forget this. I will do all I can lo be worthy of Thee, O Lord. It all has to do with it . . . Thank you God. Amen. ' A Love Supreme — John Collrane To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour. William Blake It ' s not how big you are, but how big your heart is. Nate Archibald NBA All-star MVP If I am only for myself what am I? And if not now. when ' . ' ] and Thou — Martin Buber RAYMOND A. GEYER, D.O. ! B.A. Franklin And Marshall College DENNIS L. GILBERT, D.O. B.A. Elizabethtown College TWu 0 g ' lilkAt %) IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I thank the Creator for granting me the wisdom to select the correct path. I thank my father whose standard of excellence lives after him and provides for me a criterion by which I may judge my own achievements. Finally, I especially thank my mother who unselfishly devoted her life to providing me with unbounded love, understanding and unceasing friendship and advice when others turned away. She taught me truth and fairness while exposing the impostors and stood by me in my triumphs and my disasters. Although I will never adequately be able to repay what they have done for me, I hope that in my practice of Osteopathic Medicine I prove myself worthy of their interest and efforts. — DENNIS L. GILBER T — HowATRD Mic fleL GoimfiN 00. HOWARD M. GOLDMAN, D.O. B.A. Emory University 205 LEONARD GOLDSMITH, D.O. B.S. St. Joseph ' s University 1 1 ■J i ■1 1 ] m fc m H THOMAS A. GOULD, D.O. B.S. Providence College SILVIA SARAH GRATZ, D.O. B.A. LaSalle College S ' C C ' K . S , ■J .£}.d HOWARD J. GREEN, D.O. B.S. Albright College BRUCE H. GROSSINGER, D.O B.A. Lehigh University rf. adX ) ' ' - . In gratitude for my dearest mother and Arthur, whose constant concern, love and guidance have inspired me to achieve. In memory of my loving father, whose warm presence is always with me. To my brothers, Steven and Douglas, whose development and accomplishments have been great sources of pride. JAMES F. GUENTHER, D.O. B.S. Allegheny College PAMELA LOUISE HADLEY, D.O. B.S. Cheyney State College Picture and art not avaihble GEORGE J. HALKO, D.O. B.S. Muhlenberg College 1 t m ODffic ' - r - ' ' - ' . ' i- BARBARA B. WALLIS, D.O B.S. Michigan State University M.S. University of Wisconsin KEITH W. HARRISON, D.O. B.S. Ursinus College I It becomes every person who purposes to give himself to the care of others, seriously to consider the four following things: First, that he must one day give an account to the Supreme Judge of all the lives entrusted to his care. Second, that all his skill and knowledge and energy, as they have been given him by God, so they should be exercised for His glory and the good of mankind, and not for mere gain or ambition. Third, and not more beautifully than truly, let him reflect that he has undertaken the care of no mean creature; for, in order that he may estimate the value, the greatness of the human race, the only begotten son of God became himself a man, and thus ennobled it with His divine dignity, and far more than this, died to redeem it. And fourth, that the doctor being himself a mortal human being, should be diligent and tender in relieving his suffering patients, inasmuch as he himself must one day be a like sufferer. Thomas Sydenham (1 624- 1 689) ■J: W. - . This page is dedicated to God, my wife and family, who through their love and support have made this possible. P.S. To The Ram - Thanks! LEILANI L. HELLER, D.O. B.S. Cedar Crest College The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. This page is dedicated to the memory of Mrs. Mae I. Buchanan and B. Kotanchick, D.O. .i DEBRA K. HERMANY, D.O. B.S. Kutztown University A.D.N. Reading Area Community College •m m DAVID M. HEYMAN, D.O. B.A. University Of Pennsylvania XhJ - k rmijA Nothing astonishes men so much :is common- sense and phi in den ling. Ralph Wnldo Emerson The Hie so short, the cnift so long to leiirn. Hippocnites DAVID J. HILLIARD, D.O. B.A. Asbury College ' UAJ) .( LESLIE ANN HOEY, D.O B.S. Ursinus College If you were a bird, and lived on high. You ' d lean on the wind when the wind came by. You ' d say to the wind when it took you a way: That ' s where I wanted to go today! CATHY CLEMENTS HOLMES, D.O. B.S. University Of Scranton M.A. Bryn Mawr College To Bil, for believing in me To Amy, for keeping my perspective intact To my Mom Dad, for always being around when I needed them To Bob Konch, for his clear thinking And to Carol, Carol, Lani, Leslie, Ellen, Sharon, and Rebecca — who could have better friends? Much love and thanks. CAROL HOLOBINKO HALUSZCZAK, D.O University Of Pittsburgh With ihem the seed of Wisdom did I sow. And with my own hand laboured it to grow: And this was the harvest that I reaped I came lilce water and lil e wind I go. Testing whether laughter IS the best medicine ROBERT HOSTOFFER, JR., D.O. B.S. John Carroll University ARLENE PHYLLIS IMBER, D.O. B.A. Beaver College B.S.N. Thomas Jefferson University dju f JLu B.8. PETER ISAAC, D.O. B.S. Moravian College iLe yasi t : , « d MARK JACOBSON, D.O. B.S. Albright College M.S. Drexel University 1 . ■ ' ' .A 1 1 1 ;- -j.: m 1 11 • ■•■BBaif Dedicated to those pictured here, who believed in my dream and stood with me to see that dream become reality. sii .. C •o. ALBERT E. JANKE III, D.O. B.S. St. Joseph ' s College M.S. Villanova University If yon cam imaqlne it yon can ackieYe it f you cari drearn it you coji becort e tt.„ dhanHs to ttie 77705t Important people, vx ho Sapported Tne IKrouqh it all. CHARLES N. JECK, D.O. B.A. Temple University ALLAN C. JOHNSON, JR. D.O. B.S. Ursinus College ERIC D. KANE, D.O. B.S. Lehigh University ■  UL- 5 . kovML 0.( DONNA GRAZIANO, D.O. B.S. Rutgers University ' ' -- -- - !j - ' 1 -v ' wanl to Ihiink my children; Amanda and Demetri. my family: Mom, Dad, Sal, Lisa and Michael: my friends: Julie, Cheryl, Jim and Phyllis for all of your love and support. If it was not for each and every one of you this page would have never been possible. Love, Donna JOSEPH F. KARNISH, D.O B.S. Albright College ootY HesiTAcrep, hot jJfKKlT UC To FAC£ H S A very special thanks to all my family, friends and especially Mom and Dad for all their support thus far. Whatever you do, don ' t stop just yet. Here ' s to health And here ' s to wealth. May you never doubt yourself Just another ordinary man . . . ., a . A J - - Knowledge is Power. Sir Francis Bacon Desire, Discipline and a Belief in God!! GARRETT M. KELLY, D.O. B.S, University Of Scranton JOHN J. KELLY, D.O. B.A. LaSalle College M.S. Villanova University t The ideal physician is humane, sympathetic, systematic, observant, and understanding of basic principles; he uses reason and logic, knows his limitations, respects information, and his approach is confident, gentle, and competent. He always knows what the squeeze is. Jack EVAN KESSLER, D.O. B.A. Case Western Reserve University JEFFREY T. KIRCHNER, D.O B.S. Villanova University ' V. W- , My thanks to Updike, Hesse, Rand, Potok, Cheever, Kosinski, Roth, Merton, America, and the others who made years 1 and 2 much more tolerable. DAVID A. KLEES, D.O. B.S. Muhlenberg College DAVID C. KORONKIEWICZ, D.O. B.S. Philadelphia College Of Textiles And Sciences The start-February 28, 1959 To my wife Sheila; Thank you for the love and understanding that we shared over these four long years. We made it. ((iiiu-ki f ;y c il...- ' Q. . -c -.4s PCT S-May 24, 1981 To my parents on my Graduation day: Just a few thoughts I want to share with you. Just a few dreams that now have come true. For the plans that you have so carefully laid, For the special miracle this day has made. Thank you for the words you both have spoken. And for the Love of which we are woven. -Carol Fitchett- My Family- 1984 JONATHAN L. KOUKAL, D.O. B.A. University Of Pennsylvania O ' er the wide world to roam Monday morning at the Terrace The Poverty Point Boys CAROL KOWITSKI ROBISON, D.O B.S. The Pennsylvania State University Special thanks to my family, especially Mom and Dad: I am forever grateful for your love, support and generosity. To my best friend, greatest inspiration and true love. Thank you for all your selfless giving. QtxjyL i uidmi imsA p.O. ROBERT M. KUHNHENN, D.O. B.S. Moravian College THANK YOU To God for all He has given me; To my parents and family for all their love and support; To my fellow classmates and friends for all the good times; To all who have taught me and from whom I have learned; And finally, to the U.S. Army for the financial help. I shall not pass this way again Through this toilsome world, alas! Once and only once I pass. If a kindness I may show, If a good deed I may do To a suffering fellow man, Let me do it whice I can. No delay, for it is plain I shall not pass this way again. Unknown The Human Touch ' Tis the human touch in this world that counts, The touch of your hand and mine. Which means far more to the failing heart Than shelter and bread and wine; For shelter is gone when the night is o ' er, And bread lasts only a day. But the touch of the hand and the sound of the voice Sing on in the soul alway. Spencer Michael Free KARL F. LANGKAMP, D.O B.S. Allegheny College Many thanks to nil my friends, and particularly to my mother and father, for standing beside me when times were rough and most of all . . for helping me share all the good times. I couldn ' t have done it without all of you! If we couldn ' t laugh, we would all go insane! Jimmy Buffet There ' s nothin ' wrong with raisin ' some hell! Kenny Loggins Steve Perry THOMAS MICHAEL LATON, D.O. B.S. LeMoyne College Always, forever . . . and then some. MICHAEL G. LESKO, D.O. B.S. St. Vincent College . t ., d ff The most instructive experiences are those of everyday life. -Friedrich Neitzche LARRY K. LEVINSON, D.O. B.S. The Pennsylvania State University JONATHAN B. LEVYN, D.O B.S. University Of Maryland Why can ' t I play ball If I ' m very careful? DAVID BRIAN LEWIS, D.O. B.S. The Pennsylvania State University M.S. Univ. Of California At Davis TIMOTHY J. LILLY, D.O. B.S. Geneva College .:k.....X-; •ff ' ;! ' ' ;«, will instruct thee and tench thee in the way thou shalt go, I will guide thee with mine eye. Psalm 32:8 And now abideth faith, hope, and love, these three, but the greatest of these is lov i. I Cor. 13:13 S - ' g. hi fc ( i M 1 ■ x ' ' Hi ■A In B Jh i Thanks Mom, Dad, and Carol for your love, your prayers and your sacrifices for me. BYRON LITTLEFIELD, DO. B.S. Berry College Qi yi o dJytlt f UJl D. O. At the zenith of my athletic career ' ■ Being away from my family for four years has shown me how much I love and appreciate them. Much gratitude to Mom, Jerry, Ed, Barbara, Laura and John for all the moral, emotional and financial support. A special thanks to my Dad, who will always live on in my mind as a man of honesty, integrity and faith. 249 ELAINE M. LOMBARDI, DO. B.S. Pharmacy, U. Of Rhode Island £4 Tn. yiiryyJmAM d.O. y- ziif- DIANE MARIE MCCLAIN, D.O. B.S. St. Francis College 5 3 JrK- ' ?fa i - j - 7). V A i ' j 1 — m mM I Memories are gifts of the heart that time cannot touch. The years just endear them. CHARLES M. MCCLEAN, D.O. B.A. Brooklyn College My wonderful wife, Carol, for her sacrifice, patience, support and love. My parents and family, for financial, spiritual, and moral support. My beautiful daughter, Candace, (Class of 2012), for making me a proud dad. My precious Lord Jesus for granting me salvation and insight into the true way of life. MCLAUGHLIN, JR., D.O. The Pennsylvania Stale University O.D,, Pennsylvania College Of Optometry DAVID A. MADDER, D.O B.S. Allegheny College Medicine is the science, Doctoring the art. Thank God for . . . Mom, who taught me how to work hard AojJA aM §0 Christianity is not that which surplants the importance and meaning of other things, rather, it is that from which all other things derive importance and meaning. I am not merely afraid of failure, but more of the deridement after. And yet never trying, and thus failing myself, is a fate much worse to face. A rose is one flower and many thorns; yet the joy of its beauty is worth the risk of its pain. Friends who taught me how to play hard, and Dad, who taught me how to recover from both. ANTHONY J. MAGDALINSKl, D.O. B.A., B.S. University Of Scranton JAMES JOSEPH MAHONEY, D.O. LaSalle College Hofi « cDad V J Hi I- Q)sTeve 4 y CVM } { ■ ■ -- ' ' - . ' J - ' (NT MS OM BeAC Z I F  ' 3m gM.— .- . jHQJ jj bBSI P« BRUCE EDWARD MANIET, D.O. B.S. Duquesne University 7S ' . T U Ik:). Come on along with me, my dear . . . together we 11 go far . . . hold tightly to my hand and we . . . will reach the brightest star . . . when people travel double . . . the road is not so long . . . for every rugged mile is paved . . . with tenderness and song . . . two hearts beating as one . . . can weather any strife . . . together we ' ll find treasured things . . . that make a happy life . . . no wind or rain or heartaches pain . . . can dampen what befalls us ... we will come smiling through. JAMES W. MANLEY, D.O. B.S. The Pennsylvania State University only sleep with the best Let ' s play doctor! What kind of medical cover- age do you have? ALFRED P. MARCHETTI, D.O. B.A. Temple University Aj ' W -c ao. Forever with the deepest love and appreciation. AU About Me My friends call me rj i My full name is M T My friends call mt IT j-r - My birthday is O .JQhe. % 9llO S I am T am in the When I grow up, Fd like to be a Dgcioir ' I ' d Wee to be this because y yii ' rry a ( } f p opU , . , .. . I like being my age because I can D O ScA o years old, 7 I f n{ grade at school. like to bi :ause Mj. ±S on ' t like being my age because I can ' t u - The clock of life is wound once. And no one has the power To tell when the hand will stop- At a late or early hour. Now is just the time you ha ve. Live, love, and work with a will, Place no faith in tomorrow- For the clock may then be still! V. BLAKE MARSHALL, JR., D.O B.A. University Of Pennsylvania Great God, I ask thee for no meaner pelf. Than that I may not disappoint myself. That in my action I may soar as high, As I can now discern with this clear eye. Henry David Thoreau loA - ' , , Thanks to my family, especially Mom and Dad, for your faith, love, support and reassurance. GARY M. MARTZ, D.O. B.S. University Of Scranton THOR C. MATHOS, D.O. B.S. University Of Pittsburgh )Xo-tLy ■ %Ut U} b-O. There is nothing permanent except change. Heraclitus RALPH D. MAZZOCHETTI, D.O. B.S.N. Holy Family College ■ yirJfi ' T .o. Thank you Mindy. NEAL I. MERMELSTEIN, D.O B.A. Temple University My niece, Melissa xJ Q. ?Ww d.O. te . MICHAEL P. MEYER, D.O. B.S. The Pennsylvania State University M.S. The Pennsylvania State University 0? . DONNA L. MILLER, D.O. B.S. Muhlenberg College fz r mu fanuki cspea ' a(U W m. f Vajij uuko hat c bdfi a ' i4i3d4A5 ' t u.rcc ofUve, tncoiiraaimMi dni, UuqUcr durina iht trials dndi f artachiscf-bht last purugars. VoMjL L . m D, Mju I l p -tl ' (sion of ikthasiit tutr before tnci cues, and. s hdUif u mj leart iksi ikt mm is ihorik ujSuU, WAYNE G. MILLER, D.O. B.A. University of Rochester BRUCE A. MONTGOMERY, D.O B.A. West Virginia University My partner through the last four years! JOnUKX. U jitfy ' r?  wHc- D.i2 , Am I really supposed to see something? jJUJkc TTlfzcML So SALVATORE A. MOSCATELLO,D.O. B.A. Cornell University To my parents-thanks for all the love and sacrifice. Special thanks to two terrific brothers. Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Moscatello! My first patients. PATRICK MURPHY, D.O B.S. University Of Scranton SANDRA J. NAIRN, D.O. B.S. University of Notre Dame To my parents - a very special thank you for your understanding, encouragement, and guidance. Your love and constant support have made this all worthwhile. lo be wfiat wi are, and to become wkat we are capaUe cfj - Secomina, U tkt oniu end of life ' ' Robert lduh Stevenson RON NEFF, D.O. B.E. Stevens Institute Of Technology M.M.E. Stevens Institute Of Technology M.S. Rutgers University li Tf- DANIEL S. NOYES, D.O. B.S. Elizabethtown College JOSEPH PHILIP OLEKSZYK, D.O B.S. St. Joseph ' s University MARK OSEVALA, D.O. B.S. The Pennsylvania State University M.S. The Pennsylvania State University but most of all to my wife who made it worthwhile. MICHAEL S. OTRUBA, D.O B.A. Wilkes College In appreciation of my family and friends, whose encouragement and support made it all possible, and worthwhile. Dilige arnicas. MICHAEL A. PANARIELLO, D.O. B.S. Villanova University To achieve this special moment in my life, I went through an unending course of happiness, joy, tribulation, and heartache. I must thank my friends who gave me the support to continue, my parents for an iron-will, and my best friend . RONALD PAOLINI, D.O. B.S. Pharmacy Ohio Northern Univ. {oncuM. ff ut ' ocr. Cy Special gratitude is extended to my parents. It is their continued love, support and guidance which has enabled me to realize my goals. Sincere appreciation is also given to my brother Larry, for his encouragement and advice during the desperate moments. KEITH JOHN PAROWSKI, D.O. B.S. Seton Hall University jijtLl} ' L wa ' A Whereas, I never could have done it without them, I wish to dedicate this page to the two people in the world who have always been there when I needed them. Their constant encouragement, support, and love have been instrumental in giving me the confidence to strive for my ultimate goals. THANKS MOM AND DAD! JOHN W. PAULISH, D.O. B.S. University Of Scranton TO MY FAMILY-for their understanding, love, and constant guidance. They were always there when I needed them. Special thanks for those graciously accepted monetary advances. TO MY FRIENDS- for all the good times of the past and all the better times of the future. TO MY CLASSMATES AND COLLEAGUES-for all your help, without which I would still be finishing my first H P and venipuncture. I am forever grateful. Congratulations, Class of 1985, best of luck in all you do. I am about to make my own ancestral guess as to what life is all about, and what young people should do with it. I will again issue the caveat that I am as full of baloney as anybody, and that anybody who says for sure what life is all about might as well lecture on Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, and tooth fairies, as well. KURT VONNEGUT QUilSa M wsmm ' mi mwm m o CAREY LYNN PENROD, D.O. B.S. Utah State University m -mm JJ ' ' M ' ■■ r ■■ - ' .. .f Stg ;:; ?- • ;: M fr m . ' ' n L O ; H V ' Vfll kvJn K K m . m WALTER C. PEPPELMAN, JR., D.O B.S. Ursinus College Ey K te i.o. Future team physician for the Los Angeles Raiders. EUGENE F. PETRILLA, D.O. B.A. Washington And Jefferson College -k)U.cih i I could never thank my family enough for all that they ' ve done. Their love, support and guidance will always be cherished. May God bless you all. Love, Eug NICHOLAS PLACENTRA, JR.,D.O B.S. Syracuse University uU fA- .:: f )).o. DEBORAH POPOWICH, D.O. B.S. P.T. University Of Pennsylvania Whal you can do is often simply a matter of what you will do . . . so many things are possible just as long as you don ' t know they ' re impossible 285 KENNETH B. PUGAR, D.O Special thanks to: My parents and parents-in-law for their unending support. My wife Marianne for her love and understanding over the last four years. My little girl, Sarah, for keeping it all in perspective. . u). J-fd GARY WILLIAM RAAB, D.O. B.A. Lehigh University 287 DAVID M. REVAK, D.O B.S. Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy And Science CARL WILLIAM RITNER II, D.O. B.S. Bloomsburg State College t C ' -fe .z: o_ 289 LEO J. ROBB, D.O. B.A. Florida Atlantic University M.S. Drexel University In loving memory of my fiiiher. whose guidance and loyally to the Osteopathic profession led me to believe and pursue my medical ambition. His inspiration will remain a part of me forever. To my mother whose emotional and financial support made it possible to fulfill my dreams. I love you mom. Jcy€ Ut A. 0 Special thanks to my loving wife. Nan. for helping me to believe in myself even when I had almost given up. Without her strength and encouragement this day would never be possible. May our love continue to grow! To my brother and sisters for giving your love and support, my love and appreciation always. To Miriam and Milt who have accepted me as a member of their family, thank you. For Barry - I ' ve cleared that span. KATHRYN A. RYAN, D.O. B.S. The Pennsylvania State University c M a l a , . How a Short Gir Ian Rise Above I andHim(orIiD:y Can Be Terrific r This page is dedicated to all of you behind me from the start in this endeavor. The friendships and experiences that I have shared with you gave me the desire to help others and the confidence to pursue a career in medicine. I especially would like to thank my backbone and my strength . . . my family. You have taught me to love life and live it to the fullest. You ' ve been there through the ups and downs. You have given me stability during this educational and emotional adventure. I thank you for helping my dream become a reality. I chose the road less travelled by. And that has made all the difference. R. Frost JOANNE SANSONE, D.O. B.S. St. Joseph ' s University M.S. Drexel University JfdAyyuyi AAyyLoci Z .€ , Don ' t ever be afraid to try to make things better; You might be surprised at the results. Don ' t ever forget that achievement isn ' t as hard as it seems. Don ' t ever stop loving, don ' t ever stop believing, don ' t ever stop dreaming your dreams. -Laine Parsons ROBERT H. SCHMIDT, D.O. B.A. The Pennsylvania State University To study the enlightened way is to study the self. To study the self is to forget the self To forget the self is to be enlightened by all things. ..-.- i? ' . _ x_ti ' s:ac MICHAEL L. SCHREIBER, D.O. B.A. University Of Delaware This page is dedicated to myself, without whose tireless efforts all of this would not ha ve been possible. DANA C. SHAFFER, D.O. B.S. Wilkes College To my FAMILY - thanks for vour SUPPORT. To my FRIENDS- thanks for the GOOD TIMES. To mv CLASSMATES - thanks for your CONFIDENCE. To my MENTORS - thanks for your KNOWLEDGE. To my WIFE and SON - thanks for your LOVE. MARC DENNIS SHAPIRO, D.O B.S. University Of Miami THOMAS L. SHOWERS, D.O. B.A. Millersville University Of Pennsylvania A special word of Ihunks to family und friends who encouraged me and faculty who nurtured me. ROBERT J. SINNOTT, D.O B.A. Lycoming College To my Mom and Dad, I just want to say thank you for all of your support and encouragement over these years. You have made it all possible. It is such a special feeling to know that I do have parents as wonderful as the two of you whom I love and respect so very much. JAMES E. SIOMA, D.O. B.S. Eastern College M.S. Drexel University Picture and nrl not iivaiJitblc ANDREW D. SITKOFF, D.O B.A. Temple University lUJ j H Ultimate-a new discovery. Thanks Danny! MICHAEL DAVID SMITH, D.O. B.A. Lasalle College New Year ' s Eve ' 82 Mary and Bez Clamming in the Cape GREGORY JON SMOLIN, D.O A.B. Lafayette College STANTON E. SOLLENBERGER B.S. Dickinson College % MA w In the eyes of an old hag I saw a young girl who had a favorite cookie. Crystal latticed dreams are the dowry paid at midnight striking weddings. My male is a yearling doe pausing cautiously in the vapors of dawn. There is in her glance a mixture of grace and warfare divinely balanced, so that I, the thrice felted, tremble as I have not done since the world first beheld my spots. What passes for knowledge in ordinary life suffers from three defects: it is cocksure, vague, and self-contradictory. - B. Russell The lotus flower is a symbol of purity and integrity. The flower, rising from muddy soil, seeks the sunlight and blossoms above the water, untarnished by the darkness of its journey. ROBERT S. SPADAFORA, D.O. B.A. Lafayette College HiM A y fJ 4 ;fti KIRTH W. STEELE, D.O. B.S. Lebanon Valley College 1 V I 1 iT tk i The person that I am is a body and a mind expressing a spirit. George Sheehan, M.D. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost This page is dedicated with much love to Mom and Dad. my grandparents, the other Kirth. Kim and Kathy and Dawn, Nicole and Natasha, and Miller. SALLY ANN STRANEVA, D.O. B.S. Allegheny College Mom and Dad, Thanks so much for your financial and emotional support and for helping me to believe in the wonder of life, the beauty of the universe, and the dignity of the human being. All my love and respect, Sally . . . and most especially lo Lorna, Mom and Dad, Diane, Willis, Mom and Dad Pfirsching, Grandma B. and Grandma S. DAVID M. SUMMERS, D.O. A.B. Dartmouth College Ph.D. Mt. Sinai Graduate School Of The City University Of New York Thank you God for everything. For the love and support given to me, my deepest appreciation and thanks to Adrian, Ida, Lawrence . . . 1 i r ' , 4l«f. ' 4M . •■• ' • ' ::1 vT p q a JOAN SURECK NAIDORF, D.O. B.A. University Of Virginia nud n 7)o ' TH P J il kf ' flF fl H ■ . i H 1 M iFff ' l m.. Hy jj S kiCi I ■ Kk S Im iMik i MARCELLA ANN TABOR, D.O. B.S. University Of Notre Dame OUM( CbhyrO UtA v. :? . o. June 2, 1985 Only you know the extent of the sacrifices, hard work, anxious moments, and anticipation that were a part of this dream come true. You were there beside me providing strength, encouragement, reassurance and support. For this I give you always my love, my home, my hopes and aspirations for the future — MYSELF. JULIA TITTAFERRANTE, D.O. B.S. The Pennsylvania State University , .:   uil. w fefe vu TiZ lAS ' ' PHILLIP E. TOBASH, D.O. B.S. Albright College CHRISTINE L. TOLDRIAN, D.O B.A. Gettysburg College LH .i — D.o, Everyone I know deserves many thanks for helping me achieve what I originally thought was an impossibility. My mother, father and sister whose confidence, emotional strength, understanding and love was sincerely appreciated during the trying times. My friends, who made the bad times better and the good times the best. And my wife Patty,, who deserves all the credit, for it was her sacrifice that far outweighed my own. These are the individuals who made my dream a reality. They brought out the best in me. RICHARD M. TROUM, D.O. B.S. Rutgers University RONALD M. UNICE, D.O. B.A. Washington And Jefferson College i{x y l€LI U JuU- d.6. My four years at PCOM have given me memories and aspirations I will always keep. My deepest appreciation for a supportive, caring family; Carol, who was always there for me; and PCOM for an excellent education. LAVERNE R. VANDEWALL, D.O. -|Mi inr. - aiIgg i.r.. vi-. ■. .-jxr. ..!- ■ ■- .... ...,. .--ri-Ma ROBERT L. VENUTI, D.O B.S. St. Joseph ' s University Aa! LlM Many thanks to Mom and Dad for all the years of support and sacrifice. I finally made it and I could not have been happier. Love, Robert ,vv ROBERT VERDONE, D.O. B.A. Lasalle College SCOTT WEANER, D.O B.S. Ursinus College True love is the answer to everything True Love is the answer True Love is the thing. My loving family. Why are they enjoying this so much? MICHAEL MAX WEINIK, D.O. B.A. Connecticut College M.A. Tufts University :; kMafY i:i !a c J .o, To my parents, family and friends; Thank you all for your endless love, empathy, support and guidance that have made the realization of this dream possible. My most heartfelt thanks and love will be with you all always. THOMAS M. WHITENECK, D.O. B.A. Lafayette College ' fLffvpxa ' M - Un vui Jk h. ' SAMUEL P. WYCHE, D.O. B.S. University Of Pittsburgh K , J c , (: . This page is dedicated to Roxie, Kristy, Sammy and Erin witfi love. Thank you for your understanding, love and support. DAVID J. YOUNG, D.O. B.S. Villanova University PS I Thank you for years of support, encouragement, and guidance. it I mdtntK M mm STEVEN M. YOUNG, D.O. B.S. Elizabethtown College j 4 W m jl t -- ji k ' . B ■J Kn nl| H i P :M_ ' r 323 STEVEN L. ZELENKOFSKE, D.O. B.S. Emory University M.S. Emory University KEITH L. ZELIGER, D.O. B.S. Alfred University liM . yr ' - ' - WimSii ii.cSii[ biiii ia:xii iX:. THOMAS J. ZIEMBA, D.O B.A. Lasalle College i : ' -r T tL-rPt r ' J). a My thanks to Mom and Dad for all their support. will look with respect and esteem upon all those who have taught me my art. I will be loyal to my college and strive always for its best interests and for the interests of the students who will come after me. I will be alert to further the application of basic biologic truths and to develop the principles of Osteopathic Medicine. Graduation 7 ' ,, — Z ' GRADUATION WEEKEND r yi Weekend Highlights: May 30 - Class Picnic RBj ' ' W May 31 - Rehearsal at the Academy Alumni Association Luncheon Cap and gown distribution Class photograph S L June I - Commencement Dinner Dance Academic Award Presentation June 2 - Commencement Ceremony DOne at last!! ■■% .44.- ' ' X- • kXVl - - GRADUATION WEE iiil iri ' aHiHiM iiw lWit| GRADUATI n GRADUATION WEEKEND GRADUATIO tRADuation weekend graduation weekend m r L,J-,Li3 ■■I M K H ' • T V r i %ifei L £ in i i ' . GRADUATION WEEKEND GRADUATION WEEKEND 1 1 1 1 n p 1 H  1 r) ] H 1 jjj l )iv A AWARDS 1985 1. THE CHRISTIAN R. AND MARY F. LINDBACK FOUNDATION AWARD FOR DISTINQUISHED TEACHING: Albert F. DAIonzo, DO. Tage N. Kvist. Ph.D. 2. THE DE. NS AWARD for contributions to student affairs and to the general program of PCOM: Charles Herbert Bell Michael Peter Meyer Dana Cameron Shaffer 3. THE GALEN S. YOUNG, SR., D.O. AWARD for exceptional interest and ability in surgery: Samuel James Con gel lo 4. THE WILBUR P. LUTZ, DO. MEMORIAL AWARD for proficiency in physical diagnosis: Steve Michael Farwell Young Steven Lewis Zelenkofske 5. THE KENNETH L. WHEELER. DO. MEMORIAL AWARD for achievement and interest in radiology: Kathleen Mary Cunicella 6. THE DEAN ARTHUR M. FLACK AND BELLE B. FLACK MEMORIAL AWARD for the most profiency in internal medicine: Wayne Gerald Miller 7. THE STUDENT COUNCIL MEMORIAL AWARD AND SIGMA ALPHA OMICRON for attaining the highest scholastic average in didactic study: La Verne Robert Van DeWall, Jr. 8. THE H. WILLARD STERRETT, D.O. AND H. WILLARD STERRETT JR-, D.O. MEMORIAL A WARD for profiency in urology: Jeffrey Thomas Kirchner Carol Kowitski Robison 9. THE WILLIAM F. DAIBER. DO. MEMORIAL A WARD for excellence in cardiology and THE FREDERICK H. BARTH MEMORIAL AWARD for excellence in pulmonary disease: David Chester Koronkiewicz 10. THE HAROLD C WADDEL, DO. MEMORIAL AWARD for exceptional competence in obstetrics and gynecology: Ellen Davis Conroy 11. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD for high caliber of professional duties in the hospital services: Pragnesh Amritlal Desai 12. THE HENRY J. KAISER FAMILY FOUNDATION AWARD: Charles Herbert Bell 13. THE JOHN H. EIMERBRINK, D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD for exceptional ability in osteopathic manipulative therapy: Lawrence Joseph Bellew THE DR. THOMAS M. ROWLAND, JR. SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD for academic and athletic excellence: Charles Edward D ' Auria t. M m . ' . ' '  4 f :, V ' ' - N .- « 7 £kJ ' ' r i t ' fi It f s( t 4 i ' 51 i L23t. Siir irT- ' lm . r:-. ■: - ' fSSt7 ! S.i« i ' 6J «-ja.. k- Ads r Kristy Smiles Kristy smiles and all of a sudden you know why the sun warms the earth on cool December days. why the rain falls softly like a blanket of love. why dandelions grow wild, free and beautiful why someone petite translates into perfect. why munchkin laughter and quick surprises diminish fear anxiety- and pain. Kristy smiles and you understand why God would want her near him; too. -Written by Aunt Adrienne Wyche KRISTY ELIZABETH WYCHE December 4, 1979 - June 13, 1985 SILENCE - By Kristy E. Hvche Sleep is silent When you turn out the lights Talking quiet When someone ' s sleeping Walking quiet In a museum Whispering PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC • MEDICINE BE IT KNOWN THAT SAMUEL • PHILLIP • WYCHE • JR HAVING SATISFIED THE REQ.UIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR- OF- OSTEOPATHY HAS ACCORDINGLY BEEN ADMITTED TO THAT DEGREE WITH ALL THE RIGHTS PRIVILEGES AND RESPONSIBILITIES THEREUNTO APPERTAINING IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF THE SEAL OF THE COLLEGE AND THE SIGNATURES AUTHORIZED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ARE HEREUNTO AFFIXED SIGNED THIS SECOND DAY OF JUNE ANNO DOMINI ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FIVE - flvyuCiJ fc4.,A,, - TO MICHAEL L. AMALFITANO Congratulations Michael. We Are So Happy For You And Pray The Years Ahead Will Fulfill Your Fondest Dreams. Love, The Albon Family Jim, Joan, And Darrell 1 Continued Success And Good Luck To The Class or 1985 HENRY A. D ' ALONZO, D.O. GOOD LUCK RICK BRANNAN! We Are Proud Of You. -Your Grandparents We Are Proud Of Your Success And Wish You Our Best. DR. AND MRS. MICHAEL C. DIMARCANGELO BEST WISHES TO R. DONALD CHASE, D.O. DR. AND MRS. R. F. CHASE As You Go Forward, Always Give Them Your Best. ALAN GEYER ALBERT F. D ' ALONZO, D.O. BRUCE KORNBERG, D.O. BEST WISHES TO ALL OUR YOUNG FRIENDS! PLEASE KEEP IN TOUCH! BILL AND INGER HARRISON U( J r Allan, We Are Very Proud Of You In Achieving Your Goal. Love, Mom, Dad and Scott MR. AND MRS. ALLAN JOHNSON DR. KIRTH W. STEELE, WE LOVE YOU AND ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU! LOVE, MOM AND DAD MR. AND MRS. DONALD C. STEELE Congratulations And Best Wishes For Your Future Success! MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH KARNISH Dear Sally, We Are So Happy That You Are Our Daughter A nd Sister! Love You Lots! Dad, Mom And Michael THE STRANEVA FAMILY Donna, We Share With Love And Pride Your Ultimate Achievement. , , , r , Love, Mom and Dad DR. AND MRS. RICHARD W. MILLER GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1985 DONALD H. THOME, D.O. Congratulations Tom! We ' re Proud Of You! Mom And Dad DR. AND MRS. H. BYRON SHOWERS La Verne, May Your Faith Not Rest In The Wisdom Of Men But In The Power Of God. I Corinthians 2:5 MR. AND MRS. LAVERNE VAN DEWALL, SR. BEST OF LUCK ' 85! ALLEN ZAGOREN, D.O. FACN NORM ROSE, D.O. FACOS ! Congratulations Bob! May You Keep Your Enthusiasm And Dedication Always! Mother And Dad MR. AND MRS. EDWIN DIZTWEILER TO MICHAEL L. AMALFITANO: It makes me so happy and proud to be with you as you realize your dream, and I thank you for allowing me to share it with you. I love you. Your wife, Diane Congratulations To Our Favorite Doctor . . . Eileen R. DiGregorio, D.O. MR. MRS. ALBERT M. DIGREGORIO FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TO MARGIE WITH LOVE. DR. AND MRS. THOMAS A. BOERIO Best Wishes To All The Graduates, And May All The Graduates Prosper! MR. AND MRS. D. DIMAIO Best Wishes To Son Jeff Bishop And The Class Of 1985. PHYLLIS CARR Neil, Congratulations To A Super Understanding Son And Brother For A Job Well Done!! A Healthy And Happy Future. Love, Mom, Dad, Ron, Ellen Kelev MAURICE, MAXINE, RON, ELLEN AND KELEV FELDMAN Interboro Medical Center Congratulates Kathleen Cunicella, D.O. DR. N.A. CUNICELLA Congratulations And Best Wishes To Steve Fisher And The Class Of ' 85. REV. AND MRS. BRUCE FISHER J Congratulations And Best Wishes To DR. DEBRA HERMANY!! Love, Marion, Joe, Steve. Lisa, Regan, Sue. Dwayne, Ron, Aimee and Annie. Congratulations And Best Of Luck To The PCOM Class Of 1985! MR. AND MRS. J. PAULISH CONGRATULATIONS JACK KELLY! From Dad, Andrew, Veronica, James, Micliael And Anne. Congratulations Bob, We Are Proud Of You!! Love, Mom, Dad, And The Family. MR. AND MRS. JAMES SINNOTT Congratulations Elaine! We Are Proud Of Your Accomplishments! Love, Mom And Dad MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD LOMBARDI Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 85 On Their Entrance To A Fulfilling Career In Osteopathic Medicine, And Most Especially To Joan Sureck, Our Daughter, Of Whom We Are Most Proud. DR. AND MRS. M.M. SURECK Dear Mark, One Goal Achieved . . . There Will Be Many More To Come. Congratulations! Mom Dad MR. AND MRS. BARNEY OSEVALA Congratulations And Very Best Wishes For Your Future Success. RUDY AND GERT TOLDRIAN Dear Keith, With All Our Love, Pride And Affection On This Memorable Day. God Bless! Mom And Dad M MR. AND MRS. JOHN L. PAROWSKI Congratulations Steven Zelenkofske And Class Of 1985. THE ZELENKOFSKE FAMILY 360 The Best Of All Things To DAVID HEYMAN And The Class Of 1985. WE ARE PROUD OF YOUR SUCCESS! Dr. Albert S. Heyman, PCOM 1945 Dr. Freda Lozanoff, COP S 1958 Lori, Steven Robin, Terry PARTICIPANTS Best Of Luck! S. Mickey and Claire Braverman The Bookstore Of Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Brundage The Philadelphia College Of Osteopathic Medicine Mr. and Mrs. John M. Corse Dr. and Mrs. Domenic A. DeBias MEDICAL BOOKS OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew D. DeMasi STA TIONA R Y SUPPL lES MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirchner 1ST FLOOR ROWLAND HALL 4190 CITY AVENUE Sally and Herman Langkamp PHILADELPHIA. PA 191 31 215- 477-1818 Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. Trybus Robert S. Young i Best Wishes, Success, And Happiness To Our Son Jonathan B. Levyn, D.O. And All His Classmates! Dr. Murray E, And Shirley Levyn (Class Of 1946) Congra tula tions Best Wishes Class Of 1985 Mr. Mrs. H Deno Chiavacci Best Wishes THE ANAGNOSTAKOS FAMILY Dr. And Mrs. Henry C. Trybus 15859 W. High St Middlefield, Ohio 44062 Congra tula tions! Best Of Everything To You Seniors! D. L. Wisely DO., F.A.C.O.S. 4190 City Line Avenue Phila, PA 19131 Dear Michael: You have filled our lives with happiness and our hearts with love. Your though I I ' ulncss. kindness, high ideals, compassion, and sense of fairness have brought honor and pride to those who know and love you. This noble achievement is truly a reflection of your dedication and constant high level of performance. We thank you for always offering your help and support wherever needed. We pray that your future will hold the happiness and professional fulfillment you .so truly deserve. Your loving Mother and Dad Sisters and Brothers Dr. and Mrs. Louis F. Amalfilano CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 Hospital Of Philadelphia College Of Osteopathic Medicine Walter R. Brand Administrator 4150-90 City A venue Philadelphia, PA 19131 (2l5)-581-6000 Number of Beds: 222 AOA Approved For: INTERNSHIP TRAINING RESIDENCIES: Anesthesiology Emergency Medicine General Practice General Surgery Internal Medicine Obstetrics Gynecology Orthopedic Surgery Ophthalmology Osteopathic Principles Practice Otorhinolaryngology Pathology Pediatrics Proctology Radiology FELLOWSHIPS: Cardiology Gastroenterology Hema tology Oncology Medical Diseases Of The Chest J r CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 Especially MICHAEL D. SMITH, D.O. THE NEWEST MEMBER OF OUR OSTEOPATHIC FAMILY LEONARD SMITH, D.O., F.A.C.G.P. STEVEN M. SMITH, D.O. SUMMIT HEALTH Ltd 4070 Laurel Canyon Boulevard Studio City, California 91604 (818) 985-8386 • TELEX 664224 SUMMIT HEALTH Director Of Physician Recruitment: Patricia Fitzsimmons COMPLIMENTS Of DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY And LABORATOR Y MEDICINE Congratulations And Best Wishes For A Successful Future To The Class Of 1985 DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS JOSEPH A. DIETERLE, D.O., CHAIRMAN ROBERT BERGER, D.O., VICE-CHAIRMAN STEVEN M. SNYDER, D.O. A. FAYE ROGERS-LOMAX, D.O. JAMES KIRK, D.O. CARL A. GIOMBETTI, D.O. SAMUEL L. CARUSO, DO. SANDRA M. GAWCHIK, DO. GEORGE J. KEN IS, D.O. JOAN MCGETTIGAN JANE LITTMAN, R.N. KATHY CONLOW SANDRA RANGE, M.A. JEAN TEN N A NT NANCY WEINSTEfN SAGINAW OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 515 N MICHIGAN AVENUE SAGINAW, MI 48602 a BEST WISHES And A SUCCESSFUL CAREER To STEVEN ZELENKOFSKE And The GRADUATING CLASS OF ' 85 From Zelenkofske, Axelrod Co., Ltd. Certified Public Accountants Benjamin Fox Pavilion Suite 615 Jenkintown, PA 19046 572-7410 J CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE JOHN W. BECHER, D.O., CHAIRMAN STEVEN J. PARRILLO, D.O. EILEEN M. SINGER, D.O. RA ND Y GRINSPA N, D. O. ANTHONY DIPASQUALE, D.O. JOAN GABLE, D.O. BRIAN SILVERMAN, D.O. DENNIS GUEST, D.O. EMERGENCY ROOM RESIDENTS STEVEN BASHOR, D.O. ROBER T BE YER, D. O. JAMES KIERNAN, D.O. MARY ANN KOZLOWSKI, D.O. RUSSELL MAZDA, D.O. STEVEN EVANS, D .O. JAMES MCMULLEN, D.O. MARTIN PIERETTI, D.O. VICTOR SCALI, D.O. DARIA STAROSTA, D.O. BRUCE WHITMAN, D.O. a CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985! DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL PRACTICE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE John Angeloni, D.O. Samuel Caruso, D.O. Richard Donnard, D.O. Steven Fedec, D.O. John Flaherty, D.O. Peter Hedrick, D.O. Vincent Huffnagle, D.O. Gail Shirley, D.O. Henry Street, D.O. Kenneth Veit, D.O. George Vermeire, D.O. Christine Viola, D.O. J DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY Congratulations and Best Wishes! May you have success in your practice and when your practice feels lil e a chore, try to recall the accompanying quotation: Jninas Cannot aCwiiijS go oHrwaij. C -arti to accept in iCcnce the mtnor agaremtions, cuCtivatetfieaifcoftaciturnituan consume uourown mo witfi extra i auaftt of fiam wor so tftat tdose a outtfon matj not e- annoue fmtft tHe dust n sootoftfour comvCmnts. Sir ] }icf{amO$ter Dennis C. Graham, D.O. Louis J. Butera, D.O. Nancy Barni 8 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 DEPARTMENT OF OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA THEODORE P. MAUER, D.O., CHAIRMAN MARTIN S. NEIFIELD, D.O. RONALD N. REINHARD, D.O. RONALD KIRSCHNER, D.O. BERNARD McDONNELL, D.O. ROBERT GIULIANO, D.O. LYNN SUMERSON, D.O. DAVID GRANOFF, D.O. PAUL IMBER, D.O. J BEST WISHES! REGIONAL INTERNAL MEDICINE ASSOCIATES, LTD. . . BERMAN, D.O. M.L ROSSMAN, D.O. W.H. SNYDER, D.O. M.P. MANN, D.O. 206 Willow Drive Levittown, PA 19054 Phone 215 - 547-4747 Suite 203 Knights Red Lion Roads Philadelphia, PA 19114 Phone 215 - 632-0350 UROLOGIC SURGERY P.C. LEONARD H. FINKELSTEIN, D.O. DAVID B. ARSHT, D.O. SAMUEL J. MANFREY, D.O. BEST WISHES! MUCH SUCCESS! a CONGRATULATIONS! From Dr. And Mrs. Richard Couch 14148 Josephine Rd. Largo, Fla. 33540 J i. 311 Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital COCH a Chief of Staff John L. Johnston, D.O. Director of Medical Education Angelo E. Amadio, DO Administrator Full AOA Accreditation approved for Intern Training (rotating) 8 areas of concentration specialty coverage: Obstetrics, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Pathology, Radiology, Pediatrics, ENT, and Ophthamology, and oncology Completely New Facility 96 bed, acute care fully monitored, computerized 8-bed ICCU SURGICARE out-patient services Cardiac Rehabilitation Program Histopathology and Cytology services excellent practice opportunities complete educational services Clarion developing, family oriented community exceptionally scenic area r C IM{l Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital ONE HOSPITAL DRIVE, CLARION, PA. 16214 — 814-226-9500 J r Carl Kodroff, D.O., PCOM ' 56 E. Norman Weiss, D.O., PCOM ' 72 Maria Limberakis, D.O., PCOM ' 80 Gene I. Geld, D.O., UHS ' 73 The Physicians Of The Bustleton Medical Center Would Like To Congratulate The Students Of The Class Of 1985. Especially The Following Students Who Served On A Rotation At B.M.C RALPH MAZZOCHETTI DERRICK CETIN CHARLES MCCLEAN JOSEPH OLEKSZYK CHARLES JECK SALVATORE MOSCATELLO DONNA MILLER WALTER PEPPELMAN JAMES GUENTHER EILEEN DIGREGARIO ROBERT VENUTI LESLIE HOEY BRUCE MANIET CAROL HOLOBINKO JOHN COLL HOWARD GREEN DONNA KARANZALIS SILVIA GRATZ CATHY HOLMES ROBER T HOSTOFFER ARLENE IMBER 1 BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1985 DR. MICHAEL F. AVALLONE ASSOCIATES Michael F. Avallone, D.O., F.A.C.G.P. 5525 Harbison Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19124 J . . . to promote the public health, to encourage scientific research, and to maintain and improve high standards of medical education in osteopathic colleges. Constitution of the American Osteopathic Association CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES BLESSINGS TO DR. ROBERT W. HOSTOFFER, JR. From Your Wife, Karen, Your Mom And Dad, And Your Brother, David. BEST WISHES MSP MERCK SHARa DOHME DIVISION OF MERCK CO.. iNC WEST POINT, PA 19486 Ai Memorial General Hospital, our success IS Iransialed inio an unceasing quest tor excellence in education, medicine, nursing and patient care Working closely with a medical stall at- tuned lo trie importance ol the learning process, your skills as an osteopathic phy sician will be enhanced [hrough participa- tion in carelully-designed educationa programs, daily interaction wilfi theexper iise of ancillary stall and concentrated ex posure to advanced technological re sources. With a medical education program con sisling of 300 teaching beds, M G H in vites you to shape your professional goals amid the setting ol a modern and expand- ing communily hospilal Residency programs are provided in • Anesltiesiology • Radiology • Pfoclology • General Practice • Inlernal Medicine • General Surgery • Emergency Medicine • Otofhinolaryngology Facial Plastic Surgery COME TO WHERE THE BRIGHTEST LEARN FROM THE BEST. MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL 1000 GALLOPING HILL ROAD • UNION • NEW JERSEY 07083 201-687-1900 Viclor J Fresolone. President Anthony N La Falce, D , Vice President of Medical Affairs SANDUSKY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (OSTEOPATHIC) 2020 HAYES AVENUE SANDUSKY, OHIO 44870 (419) 627-5000 8 AOA APPROVED INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE 2 GENERAL PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAMS MODERN 136 BED FACILITY SERVING AN AREA OF 100,000 EXTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE IN: OB-GYN, INTERNAL MEDICINE, GENERAL PRACTICE, EMERGENCY ROOM, EENT, ORTHOPEDICS, PULMONARY MEDICINE, GENERAL SURGERY and ANESTHESIA FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL EDUCATION FriendlyPsople. Prc essive Atmosphere. Quality Patient Care. 1 212 beds, 16 bassinetts, AOA approved full service hospital Rotating Internships, (16) Residency Programs in: Internal Medicine, (3) Orthopedic Surgery, (2) Family Practice, (2) Anesthesiology, (2) Approved for clerkships OHIO Columbus PA. 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)373-9000 An Osteopathic Community Hospital J ' rtf ' ftWHy finished wi ymfl- trtidergradnate osteopathic training. A demariding but ' iig experience. Now you must choose a graduate program that suits your personal and; : prof essional needs. Not an easy decision. How do you approach such evaluation? ■ If you want an abundance of hands-on clinical experience in your graduate training, you ' find it with FUnt Osteopathic Hospital. FOH is at the center of osteopathic medical care in t vnorth-central region of Michigan. ' In size, volume and diversity of procedures FOH is one of the nation ' s leading health care ' stitutions. 20,000 Admissions k9,000 Obstetric deliveries ,000 Surgeries 8,500 Inpatient, 3,500 Outpatient Annual Statistics 30,000 ER visits 6,000 Internal Medicine Procedures We welconie your inquiry. le hospital ' s 155-member medical staff is representative of family practitioners as well a . jitient-care specialties. Working under the supervision of these department heads and attending physicians, you ill have responsibility for diagnosis and eatment of patients assigned to your care. And, ... a high-quality graduate education iquires far more than clinical experience. Tmost 200 distinguished educators from ..e medical professions come to FOH [ ' _ _ _ ach year as part of a unique educatic g ' pm I eyer, D.O., D ornlat. This puts you on the itting edge of medical _jowledge through contact I . with the academic minds that are making medical advancemen possible. Osteopathic Flint Osteopathic Hospital Flint, Michigan Dept. of Medical Education Flint Osteopathic Hospi 3921 Beedier Rd. j Hint, Michigan 48502 (313) 767-4707 JOSTENS ■ - ' ' ■■ '