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

Text from Pages 1 - 386 of the 1987 volume:

X - . ' IBM H ' These are the times to remember, ' Cause they will not last forever. These are the days to hold onto, ' Cause we won ' t although we ' ll want to. SYNAPSIS 1987 Welcome ■ ■ Philadelphia W.WILSON GOODE. MAYOR Saifi Bl I 1 •• iiiu uni inu : I IvSl?- ■• E H Pg 18 Faculty And AdmiuJ idllm Pg 44 DiMk Yem Pg 74 CLmJ Yem Pg 102 Acth Uki Pg 116 Return Pg 322 Gfuxdtwtim Pg 340 Sfmkm epartment of iology cology Secretary 503 M. K F. FriMlman, PhA 520 ice of Admissions Student Affairs Health Care Center Administraton Dermatology internal Medicine Obstetrics Gynecology Pediatrics Proctology Ear, Nose Throat - Deans Suite Chvtatto K Greene. PhA 505 Henry W. Hrtner, PhJ). 506 MKhaet MahaK. PttO. 525 Susan Miska, Ph.0. 519 Donna Motsey. Ph.D. 518 Walter Proztaleck, PUJD. 508 Leonard Rubin. PhJ). 313 Ophthalmology Oro-Facial Plastic Surgery Corporate Communications Dean Basic Sciences Clinical Education Joseph A. Dieterle, D.O. Dean Rooms 206 « 209 Dial 6370 Robert Berger, D.O. Assistant Dean of Clinical Education Room 210 Dial 6380 Psychiatry FACUL TV AND ADMimTRA TION wm. -vT Wk ill H y ■■ P- ' ■ M Departmental Office 406 :z:._ r :. 1 Dr. R. E. Knauff 406 Dr. Y. C. Lin 428 Dr. M. H. Kline 430 Dr. J. G. Pieringer 431 ENiot AflfiM, aa Rog M VWong, OiOi Osteopathic Principles Practice Associates N. S. Nicholas, D. O. David Heilig, D.O. Katherine England, D.O. Alexander Nicholas, D.O. Department of Internal Medicine Radiology XRay Dental Offices TMJ Center corjiiWi ' Health Services Famiiy Medicine General Surgery Orthopedic Surgery Physical Medicine Rehabilitation WALTER EVANS HALL Hours 9AM-SPM Monday-Friday CIOMd12PM-1PM Fairman Denlinger, D.O. Director Urologic Surgary David Ar«M,D.a Laonard H. Rnkalstain, DXX PMMp CGinsberg, aa Saimial Mwtf ray, ao. FICE OF THE [ESIDENT tD ROOM ;ture halls YR — 153 2NDYR-138 .?ARY I NCIALAID 1 ;ISTANT DEANS IC SCIENCE ; IMICAL EDUCATION IofADMISSIONS ' LLEGE OFFICE 235 IDENT council 227 fETERIA IFERENCE 218 lOMS 2S lONTINUING 203 3rd INFECTIOUS DISEAS, RESEARCH LAB 33l MICROBIOLOGY 4th BIOCHEMISTRY 5th PHYSIOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY 6 th ANATOMY LOWER LEVEL CORPORATE Bl COMMUNICATIONS NEUROSENSORY CT AUDIOLOGY S SPEECH BE ELECTRON MICROSCO B4 Osteopathic education is the primary mission of PCOM. Your success is our success. We will follow your careers with interest and count on your support to strengthen the college in the future. We believe our aim In osteopathic medical education is on target. The patient is the focus of attention rather than technology. Medical care involves maintaining health as well as reversing pathology. The musculoskeletal system has a great deal to tell the physician and can be used as an effective therapeutic conduit. Thank you for sharing four years of yourself with us. Bring the unique viewpoint and understandings of osteopathic medicine to your practice. You are fully a part of the PCOM tradition now and we are proud of you. J. PETER TILLEY, D.O. President JOSEPH A. DIETERLE, D.O. Dean J. SYDNEY HOFFMAN Chairman, OMCP Board Of Trustees Tage N. Kvist, Ph.D. Assistant Dean For Basic Sciences Domenick A. DeBias, Ph.D. Former Assistant Dean For Basic Sciences Robert Berger, D. O Assistant Dean For Clinical Education Donald H. Thorne, D.O. Former Assistant Dean For Clinical Education Carol A. Fox Director Of Admissions And Student Affairs Robert G. Cuzzolino Assistant Director Of Admissions And Student Affairs Hale T. Peffall, Jr. Executive Director, Alumni Relations J. Vincent Huffnagle, D.O. Director Of Special And Continuing Education Fairman L. Denlinger, D.O. Director Of Corporate Health Robert A. Bressler Treasurer FINANCIAL AID Virginia Garigan Director Of Financial Aid LIBRARY STAFF Shanker H. Vyas Director Of Library Sciences CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS Margaret F. Ferguson Director Of Corporate Communications CAFETERIA STAFF Mary ' s Gang Vincent T. Cipolla, D.O. Former Chairman Tage N. Kvist, Ph.D. Chairman ANATOMY Michael F. Shanl , D.O. Richard Notzold, Ph.D. Robert Niewenhuis, Ph.D. Franf M.D. Buttery 1937- 1987 In Memorium NOT PICTURED Patrick Coughlyn, Ph.D. Richard Kriebel. Ph.D. t- Michael H. Davis, Ph.D. Mervyn H. Kline, Ph.D. BIOCHEMISTRY Raymond E Knauff, Ph.D. Chairman Yu Chen Lin, Ph.D. Jo Anne G. Pieringer, Ph.D. Bruno Bromke, Ph.D. Charles M. Bendas, Ph.D. MICROBIOLOGY Jene M. Boyer, Ph.D. Vichazelh Iralu, Ph.D. In Memorium NOT SHOWN Nicholas Burdash. Ph.D. Chairman John T. Lohr, Ph.D. Sherwood R. Mercer Professor Emeritus HISTORY OF MEDICINE AND OSTEOPATHY Domenic A. DeBias, Ph.D. Chairman M.H.F. Friedman, Ph.D. Charlotte H. Greene, Ph.D. Henry Hitner, Ph.D. PHYSIOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY Michael Mahalick, Ph.D. Susan Mi ska, Ph.D. Walter Prozialeck, Ph.D. Leonard Rubin, Ph.D. NOT SHOWN Donna Moisey, Ph.D. Nicholas S. Nicholas, D.O. Former Chairman DavidHeilig, D.O. OSTEOPATHIC PRINCIPLES PRACTICES Alexander S. Nicholas, D.O. Katherine M. England, D.O. Walter Ehrenfeuchter, D.O. E Noble Wagner, D.O. NOT SHOWN Marvin Blumberg, D.O. Jerome Sulman, D.O. Abraham Zellis, DO. Anthony Leone. D.O. Ida Schmidt, D.O. Robert Gober, DO. Philip Bell. D. O. D. Coffey. D.O. w pl 1 i ■«« 1 .■r f v , Wf ' H Kki ' sik r. i J ,!t i William L Silverman, D.O. Former Chairman Justice H. James, D.O. PATHOLOGY Dante J. Dimarzio, D.O. Lillian Hynes- Longendorfer, D.O. NOT SHOWN John Fernandez, D.O. New Chairman George Hubacker, D.O. John D. Angeloni, D. O. Chairman Kenneth J. Veit, D.O. Pete Hedrick, D.O. Christine Viola, D.O. GENERAL PRACTICE Richard Donnard, D.O. Michael F. Shank, D.O. Pamela Hornaman, D.O. Stephen Fedec, D.O. George D. Vermeire, D. O. Gail Shirley, D.O. John J. Flaherty Samuel L Caruso, D.O. Deborah Spatz, D.O. Jeanne Chavious Administrative Assistant IHealtli Care Centers William A. Mickey, D.O. Chairman Zenia A. Chernyk, D.O. William H. Dickerson, D. O. James F. Conroy, D.O. INTERNAL MEDICINE John Simelaro, D.O. Michael A. Venditto, D.O. David Bevan, D.O. Jeffrey S. Freeman, D.O. William J. Gilhool, D.O. Michael A. Resnick, D.O. Edmund T. Carroll, D.O. Michael Kirschbaum, D. O. Albert F. D ' Alonzo, D.O. Bruce Kornberg, D.O. Wayne Arnold, D.O. Alan Geisler, D.O. NOT SHOWN Eva Placentra-Sesso, D.O. Bonnie Gardner, D.O. Gary Youman, D.O. Theodora Bernadini, D.O. Patrick Lanuti. D. O. David V. Condoluci, D.O. George H. Guest, D.O. Chairman Roy N. Pasker, D.O. PSYCHIATRY Floyce McCauley, D. O. NOT SHOWN Robert Gentile, D.O. John V. Bellis, D.O. Chairman Isadore Lieberman, D. O. ANESTHESIOLOGY Thomas L. Moy, D.O. NOT SHOWN Nicholas Carvso. D.O. Michael Harmelin, D. O. Lo Mas Trampi, M.D. Donald H. Thome, D.O. Chairman Paul J. Misischia, D. O. OPHTHALMOLOGY Robert Potter, D.O. Theodore P. Mauer, D.O. Chairman Martin S. Nel field, D.O. ENT Ronald Relnhard, D.O. NOT SHOWN Lynn Sumerson, D.O. David Granoff. D.O. Vytas Silunas. D. O. Ronald KIrschner. D. O. Bernard McDonnell, D. O. Paul Imber, D. O. Lee D. Rowe. D.O. Andrea S. Woll, D.O. Karen M. Lyons, D.O. Daniel L Wisely, D.O. Chairman Galen S. Young, D.O. SURGERY Steven Katz, D.O. Nicholas Pedano, D.O. Not Shown Arthur Sesso, D.O. Thomas A. Powell, D.O. William Mels, DO. Leonard H. Finkelstein, D.O. Samuel Manfrey, D. O. NOT SHOWN Lawrence Belkoff, DO. David Arsht, DO. Phillip Ginsberg. DO. P % s - Jerome A. Greenspan, D.O. Sherman Leis, D.O. Henry A. D ' Alonzo, D.O. J. Brendan Wynne, D.O. Oonrad Fraider, D.O. John J. McPhilemy D.O. NOT SHOWN Elliott Ames. D. O. Michael L Mansi, D.O. Chairman Emanuel Fliegelman, D.O. OBSTETRICS GYNECOLOGY Susan D. Peck, D.O. Patrick Becher, D.O. NOT SHOWN Michael Rochowiak, D. O. Silvia FerrettI, D.O. Chairman John Edwards, D.O. PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION Walter L Willis, D.O. Chairman Herbert Fletman, D.O. DERMATOLOGY John W. Becher, D.O. Chairman Steven J. Parrillo NOT SHOWN Eileen Singer, D.O. Victor Scali, D. O. EMERGENCY MEDICINE Joseph S. Lubek, D.O. NEUROLOGY Carl Giombetti, D.O. Chairman Robert Berger, D. O. Steven M. Snyder, D.O. A. Faye Roger s- Lomax, D.O. PEDIATRICS John Bruno, D.O. Rosemary Vickers, D.O. NOT SHOWN Joseph A. Dieterle, D.O. Samuel A. Caruso, D. O. George L. Ken is, D. O. im ■ ! Robert L Meals, D.O. Chairman Mrs. Stephanie Campbell RADIOLOGY Vernon Pocius, D.O. Henry J. Helak, D.O. Joan L Moore, D.O. Burton Marks, D.O. NOT SHOWN J. Peter Tilley. D.O. John Stucka. Jr., D.O. DIDACTIC YEARS ' - Sim M.g st 24. « ' orvjood, N £q af f entering s T? to prepare yo T f W , t Anns to 7° - ' to elcominS very t«ly - ' . 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' z t Gp, ■ Sunoco Srari ' on n |HospIt al Doctors Osreopathic Hospital CVanon tsiOP ,s,o««v :.. W(?5t ll ' 5r. DIRKCTIONS TO MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL A Gf,; ocs - 1000 Galloping Hill Road Union, New Jersey 07083 201-687-1900 - Turnf i e §Sl%s METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL (CENTRAL) ' n- ;r ' tn. ' ■ c tp H Millcrcck Community Hospital • (formerly Eric Osteopathic) Ode ' ■ nii, tf e( SB- .  nr.r: ' NAVAL HOSPITAL VETERANS STADIUM PATTISON AVENUE DELAWARE RIVEf SPKCIRU.V amCAL YEARS METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL TURN ME ON . . . TURN ME OFF McGUIRE A.FB. DEBORAH HOSPM LEFT AFTER A HARD DAY ON THE JOB • H t 1 J Ll Hl p gyjm _ c.p. f «tqnQ «.o. FAMILY PRACTICE CEHTER J ' •«• • ROXBOROUGH HEALTH CARE CENTER Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Osteopathic Welcome to the new Osteopathic Health Care Center Piease sign in at the front desk and have a seat. Thank you! Osteopathic Health Care Center ' iwmnrti i ' mfH k K ' Hp ' ' ' ' ' 4nBP ' 95 NATIONAL BOARDS Sm ' ■ ' - f But hest b : r -s ' ir :i 1 i SHf ' m (clockwise from immediate left) Natasha Brown Christine Rose Cava to Alisha Rene Lich finger William Thomas Johnson Brian Buck Zachary Honig Who ' s Who? (clockwise from upper left hand corner) Elizabeth Kathleen Tevald Kristi Todd Peck Danlella Saracino Mary Susan Threlkeld Jennifer Sass Jason Sass . Kimberly Brian Walsh ITIE ACTI VITIE tlES . s STUDENT COUNCIL GENE BANKER SOCIETY LAMBDA OMICRON GAMMA CHRISTIAN MEDICAL SOCIETY Joseph Thuman, S.J. In Memorium PHI SIGMA GAMMA SOCCER RUGBY ULTIMATE FRISBEE SPORT ' S BANQUET SYNAPSIS ' 87 Editor-In - Chief Clare A. Thomas Business Co-Editors Michael Becker John Moore Invaluable Staff who gave lots of time to the cause Linda Case John Payne Kelly Spratt Larry Finklestein George Bross Pete Correnti Others who gave of their time and or talent too numerous to mention Heartfelt thanks to: - those on the staii who gave up so much time - we never knew how much it would take! - corporate communications for all the photographs - all of our sponsors lor making the book a iinancial possibility and last but far from least, Phil Klein, our Jostens representative lor his patience understanding. - C.T. 1. GREED AND DECEPTION eventually lead to the fall of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, who flees his country after losing the election to the popular Corazon Aquino. 2. ON THE RUN. President of Haiti •Baby Doc Duvalier and his wife Michelle drive through the gates of the Port-au-Prince airport to board a U.S. Air Force transport plane which carries them to France. 3. HOLLYWOOD HUNK Clint Eastwoods day is made by the residents of Carmel-t)y- the-Sea. CA. after they elect him mayor in April. 4. SAM AND DIANE are at It again to make Cheers ' one of the top-rated shows of 1986. Along with The Cosby Show, they brought NBC and its Thursday night line-up to the top of the ratings chart. 5. A HORRIFIED NATION LOOKS ON as the seven crew members of the space shuttle Challenger, including school teacher Christa McAuliffe, are killed when the craft explodes 73 seconds after its televised launch on Jan. 28.1986. 6. AMERICAS PRIDE AND JOY. the Statue of Liberty celebrates her 100th birthday with a complete renovation and a nationwide party on July 4. 1986. Photos by: AP Wide WbrkJ Ptiolos 7. BACK HOME, pilots JeanaYeager and Dick Rutan wave to a crowd in Mojave, CA, on Dec. 23, after completing the first nonstop, global circumnavigation without refueling on the aircraft Voyager. 8. A NIGHTMARE TURNS TO REALITY for the Soviet people when a nuclear reactor explodes at the Chernobyl power station in April. 9. WORLD TRAVELER Pope John Paul II visits Mother Theresa ' s clinic in Calcutta during his 10-day journey through the Indian continent in February. 10. WEDDING BELLS ring for Caroline Kennedy, daughter of Jackie Kennedy Onassis and the late John F. Kennedy, and Edwin Schlossberg, a New York businessman and artist. 1 1 . IRANSCAM involves four White House staffers (National Security Adviser John Poindexter, Lt. Col. Oliver North, White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan, and CIA Director William Casey). 12. A DROUGHT-RIDDEN southeastern United States experiences the worst dry spell on record in 1986. Farmers from southern Pennsylvania to northern Florida are on the verge of ruin as their crops wilt at the peak of the drought. ity-e. t= c • - rf v 0 er 0- Q- ' K -X ' ; a ' M nL, (auS 0-0. XX xsVK 1 W:;r( ' s w M K ' - ' ' ■C7 a T3 Four years have passed since we entered PCOM as the class of ' 87. As early as orientation we began to organize ourselves with our note service and temporary chairmen who would help us acclimate to the demands of classroom life. We learned early that as a group we could accomplish more, prompting many of us to volunteer for projects, reviews, and student council representation to make our individual workloads more bearable. To all of you I say thank you for a job well done. As a class we made some significant contributions. Rather than utilizing short-term answers to problems, we often sought and implemented long- term solutions in areas like the note service and reviews to insure ongoing services for those who follow us. As we entered our clinical years, the importance of a team approach again became apparent in caring for the sick and injured. While we continued to learn medicine, we also touched on the realities, benefits, and limitations of medical care. The was also a time to get to know classmates whose last names did not fall close to ours in the alphabet. I want to thank you for the priveledge of being Class Chairman. Our four years have been filled with ever-changing emotions of happiness, sadness, frustration, and even some triumphs. My goal has been to do the most good for the largest number of people, to offend no one, and to attempt to ease our student life along the way. In closing, let me recall Norman Cousin ' s words given to us at the beginning of our careers: All ye who enter here, pause and remember that you are entering a profession that depends on your understanding of human compassion. Best wishes in your future endeav ors. Tom Dagney, D.O. DAVID JOHN AMALFITANO, D.O Detroit Osteopathic Hospital To the individuals contributing to this accomplishment: To Mother and Dad: for your generosity, encouragement, your inspiring example, and your constant sacrifice for us To my sister and brothers-D ane, Michael, and Donnie: for our unique bond and commeraderie To my PCOM friends and to Doris and tier family: for the great times shared in the last four years. To my Philadelpfiia family who are always there for every special occassion: Dee Dee, Cynthia, Michael, Dianne and Joseph To Nana and in memory of Pop Pop: whose high ideals and family devotion has enriched all our lives. To these special people I dedicate my page of memories . . . JAMES GIACINTO ARNONE, D.O. St. Mary ' s Hospital You are very special, you have encouraged and given me strength. Your are my family. THANK YOU and I LOVE YOU - especially to my husband Joseph. BETH ANNE BALL, D.O. Community General Osteopathic Hospital Thanks to: my terrific family - Mom Dad; Marty Mary, Steve, David Debbie: for your constant love, encouragement, and resourcefulness in helping me to realize my ideals. my colleagues - Maria, Sue, Wendy, Laurie Valerie: my confidants, for your unw avering friendship, for great memories and spontaneous laughter. my mentors - Dr. Heilig and Dr DeBias: for knowledge and experience shared with me. God Almighty and Jesus Christ - through whom I have True Life and for enabling me to accomplish this goal. Be still and know that I am God. Psalm 46:10 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 MICHAEL ANTHONY BECKER, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Parkview Division Many thanks to everyone pictured below. Rusty, John, Marlene, Tom, Jean Marie and Aunt Jean . . . You ' re the best! To the greatest girlfriend: I love you Barbara. Mom and Dad: Your love has made my dream come true. I love you both so very much! STEPHEN FRANCIS BELFIGLIO, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia special Thanks: To God, for watching over me To Mon-i, Dad, Family, and Friends, for their love, encouragement, and support. To Lisa, for putting up w ith me (she must love me) To Stephen Jr, for his uncanny ability to make me smile In memory of Aunt Tat, Gramps, and Nanny, may they rest in peace. Joseph B. Billings, D.O Osteopathic Medical Center Of PIniladelphia ELLIOTT JODY BILOFSKY St. Joseph ' s Hospital To my Mom and Dad, Bubby, Aunt Besy, my brothers, Fred, Ira, and Marc, my niece Brooke and my charming lady, Dara, I love you, you ' re the best friend, family, I could ever have. I love you! I ' m waiting! When time permits, your personal life will be exciting. z X The transitional years ' A ' A ANDREW JAY BLANK, D.O. Hospital Of The University Of Health Sciences Mom and Dad - What can I say except thanks. You two are the greatest Benjie and Rachel - Always there to pull me through with a smile Tracy- 4 years together and we still talk - AMAZING! Thanks. Bub Rose and Aunt Glor - fW Nay?, there when I needed you. Max - my son!! Erin - Just a beginning - I love you Michael- You gave me the optimism to keep on pushing. You ' re a good friend. Dr Toub - This one ' s for you!! CAROL D. BOWES, D.O. Sun Coast Hospital It IS difficult to express my gratitude and appreciation to the many people who helped to make my dreams become a reality . . . To my parents ... I thank you for your endless support both financially and morally and for loving me through all the good times and helping me overcome the obstacles that blocked my path. To my grandparents . . . you are truly selfless and giving, and I ' m very proud to be your granddaughter. To my sisters . . . you will always be my best friends. To my cousin Stan ... for being the big brother I never had and for being a God-sent gift in my life. And finally to ALL my friends, both my old high school buddies, who know how much they mean to me. as well as those who have become close to my heart over the past four years, I couldn ' t have done it without your love, concern, optimism and kindness, not to mention an occasional happy hour or quick weekend jaunt to a far off land. I love you all and though my career may take me a thou- sand miles away from you, my heart will always be right next door. DOMENICK BRACCIA, D.O. Mercy Catholic Medical Center To the two people who made this pos- sible. Thank you for giving me your all. Love, Dom GEORGE PAUL BROSS, JR.. D.O. Suburban General Hospital With great thanks and heartfelt love to Mom, Dad and Mark who put up with me and saw me through these past four years and an entire lifetime with loving guidance and support. With much love and happiness to Kathy; thanks for always being there for me and for being a part of my life. With laughter and fond memories of the Gang in the Grove and all my • classmates: you guys made this journey so much Fun! I will always remember you. Be good to each other, have fun and teach your children well. miMi L ■ THOMAS P. BROWN, D.O. Pensacola Naval Hospital .- At the end of our block Age 15 ANDREA SUE BUCK D.O. Kennedy Mennorial Hospital - University Medical Center To my wonderful husband Murray, to my precious son Brian, and to my loving and supportive family - Thank you. II 0 7V M4i? BUONOMO, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Springfield Division % Special thanks to Mom and Dad for all of tfie love ' ' y hands are shaking and my knees are weak I and support that they have given me throughout the can ' t seem to stand on my own two feet. Who do years you thank when you have such luck ' ' I ' m in love It ' s Casual I ' m all shook up. -Elvis KEVIN RICHARD CLARK D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Parkview Division THANKS . . . ... to my parents, who have always been there to guide me, encourage me, and give their love, I hope I ' ll someday be as good a parent as you both have been ... to my brothers who are two of the best friends a guy could possibly ask for . . . to my grandmother and the rest of my family, you ' ve given so much out of love ... to my friends who made me laugh and kept me going . . . most of all to Lisa, you are my wife, you are my best friend, I love you. t H, Many Thanks to my family for their love and support during my years in medical school. JOSEPH PAUL COLLINS, JR., D.O. Allentown Affiliated Hospital KATHERINE ELIZABETH CORMAN, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia In loving nnemory of Grandma Lukiepie. Spe- cial thanks to nny parents, family, friends and Greg. I love you all!! HASCO WILLIAM CRAVER, III D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of PIniladelphia Dear Kathryn, Thank you for helping me fulfill my dream. Dear Mare and Slim, Thanks for all your help. Love, Son All my love, Bill THOMAS JOSEPH DAGNEY, III, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia To my friends who have helped me along the way, expecially my family for their love, guidance, and support. MARK EDWARD DAVIS, D.O. Warren General Hospital A special thanks to all of my family members and also to the latest, very important addition! (That ' s you, Sue!). It must be tough to put up with all of the quirks that I ' m told I have, but I sure am glad that you did. Thanks also to my freinds - all of you parrot heads! You know who you are. STEVEN LARRY DAVIS, D.O. Suburban General Hospital All my love and thanks to my wonderful parents, family and very special wife. Getting through these years will always be part of my toughest but fondest memories. n ■p - ■ Hr t-::TrV f B L- j i n ' ifli P DANIEL ROBERT DEBO, D.O. Grandview Hospital And Medical Center JOSEPH DEROSA, D.O. Millcreek Community Hospital Special thanks to my wife Robin, to my mom, dad, and sister for their support through the past four years of medical school. Joe DEWEY TODD DETAR, D.O. Doctors Hospital In loving memory of Dr. and Mrs. David D. Detar and Robert Schmearer, In honor of Mr. and Mrs. David D. Detar, Jr. and Sara K. Park, In honor of Scott, Ida, Scotty, Andy, Sara, Jenny, Kathy, Bill, (?), Linda, Lisa, Kevin and last but not least my best friend - Sue. Your gift to me is who I am, my gift to you is who I become . . . You are the source of my energy. You have given me spirit and pride. It is through you that I have learned to not only do what I must, but do it with everything you got. Thank you for your love and understanding. It is for all these things and many, many more, that I dedicate this page to you With all my love, 1!hB I get it honestly My coach Say Cheese My Tans Getting off the boat! ANTHONY ENRICO DIMARCO, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Springfield Division Thank you to my family and Elisa for their love and support. DORIS TERESA DIPRIMO, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Springfield Division B - ' -dl S R ji ■ m I P 4 f Thank you Mom and Dad for building a loving, supportive family, grateful for your many sacrifices and v ords of wisdom. I love you! ' m forever Thanks to my brothers and sisters: Ray, Phil, John, Diane, and Teresa for believing in me. I ' m a reflection of each of you. Finally . . . Cara festa gigante!! I love all of you! To Patrick, my deep-sea fiance. We survived Westpac ' 87, we can handle anything now! We ' ve only just begun to live ... Love Ya Honey! You ' re my serenity and my love. Hang Loose Hawaii! . . . Kuippo Kolika. Thanks to my friends ior sharing humor and sunshine during the best and worst of times. Special Thanks to David: for all that you ' ve been to me, and all the memories we have to share (Florida, Vermont, AC, flying. Mack ' s and Ray ' s Pizza, Pittsburg, SV CAT ' S, HUP, surgery. Road trips, etc. . .) The triumphs meant more, and the bottom-outs were bearable because you were there. Come si chiama?! Hey Chimbare! You are a true-blue, dear friend - Thank you! Bon Ami! Praise and Thanks to you Lord or the many Blessings and my song ... Psalm 118 You are my strength lANEE. DURKIN, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Ce ntral Division THANK-YOU Mom and Dad - for your prayers, love, encouragement, and confidence in me Dave - for your continuous love, support, and companionship Brian, Pat, Mary, Anne - the best brothers and sisters anyone could have. Joni and Margel - my study buddies, but more importantly my best friends God - for giving me strength, guidance, and this precious gift GLENN THOMAS ELLIOTT, D.O. Riverside Hospital This page is dedicated with sincerest appreciation to my parents without whose support and great sacrifice this would not have been possible. RONALD PETER EMMI, D.O. Delaware Valley Medical Center What I do today is important because I am exclnanging a day of my life for it. -H. Mulligan Special thanks to my family, especially Mom, Day and Mom Valentino, for their support and unending generosity. All my love to my wife CAROL, the person who makes my life complete. Without her this would not have been possible. Life is (like) a game you must play ... to win you must shoot ... to score. unknown author JEFFREY WILLIAM ERINOFF, D.O. Polyclinic Medical Center RICHARD GEORGE EVANS, III D.O. Metro Health Center Gratitude and thanks to my: Parents, for love, support, encouragement and faith. Grandparents, for making it so much easier. Siblings (Sue and Rob), for sharing the responsibility of making our parents crazy and poor. In-laws, for being there when we need you. Friends, for insane times which keep me sane. And last (but not least) to my wife, Cheryl, for sharing her life with me. CARLA TERESA FALCON, D.O. Community Hospital Of Lancanster To Dad, Mom, Kara, and William for your love and encouragement for your patience and humor Thank you and I love you ROBERT JOHN FANNING, JR., D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia Disease in man is never actually the same disease in an experimental animal, for in man the disease at once affects and is affected by what we call the emotional life. Francis W. Peabody lANIS ELIZABETH FEGLEY, D.O. Allentown Osteopathic Medical Center Time flies when you ' re having fun To my mom, my family and my friends: Thanks for your support, encouragement, and your prayers. DAVID JOHN FERNER, D.O. Community General Osteopathic Hospital With love and thanks to my family . . . and most of all to Valerie who has given so much. ROSS E. FISHBOUGH, D.O. University Of California •- Berkley BETH K FISHER D.O. Allentown Osteopathic Medical Center The Nature Of This Flower Is To Bloom Rebellious. Living. Against the Elemental Crush. A Song of Color Blooming For Deserving Eyes. Blooming Gloriously For its Self. Revolutionary Petunia. By Alice Walker KAREN E. BLUMENTHAL FOX, D.O. Delaware Valley Medical Center I dedicate this page with love, affection and gratitude to: . . . Tom - my best friend, inspiration and true love. Thanks for your endless patience, understanding, support and love, and for always believing in me. You ' ve made this all worthwhile - . . . tvlom and Dad - for you constant support, encouragement and love. Thanks for always being there for me, for all the sacrifices you ' ve made and for always giving me that lift I needed! . . . Mark - for being a 1 big brother and a great fan! You ' ve kept me smiling and helped me keep things in perspective. Thanks for the love and support. . . . Eric - my sunshine and my best buddy! ... All my family and friends who have kept the faith, understood, laughed with me, cried with me and hung in there with me through these difficult years. It is all of you who have helped make this dream a reality and I love you all! Karen XO STANLEY ALAN FOX D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Springfield Division THE ROCKIN ' RADIOLOGIST (Written with music for Group II Radiology, October Tliere ' s a rockin ' radiologist on City Line Avenue. Trained by Dr. Meals, she knows just what t do. (CHORUS) She ' s the rockin ' radiologist of City Line Avenue. Trained by Dr. Meals, she knows just what to do. She put the rock in cranio-sacrai, the RAD in radiate. She made Hounsfield bark when she gave him opaque! (CHORUS) She ' s the rockin ' radiologist of City Line Avenue, Trained by Dr. Meals, she knows just what to do. Well, she walked into my office and my scanner went berserk, so I used my conferenceology and said, Let ' s meet after work. She ' ll attenuate your function, make your badge glow, redirect your beam to a high frequency flow. (CHORUS) She ' s the rockin ' radiologist of City Line Avenue. Trained by Dr. Meals, she knows just what to. Trained by Dr. Meals, she knows just what to. Trained by Dr. Meals, she knows . . . Just what to do. -i-l- tr- ' NANCY DORIS FREZZA FLAUGH, D.O. Memorial Hospital I ' d like to dedicate this page to all of my family and friends who have supported me in this endeavor, especially to Perry, my husband, who has unselfishly been the mainstay of my emotional strength throughout the past 6 years. A ruddy drop of manly blood The surging sea outweighs, The world uncertain comes and goes, The Lover rooted stays. I fancies he was fled, - And, after many a year, Glowed unexhausted kindliness. Like daily sunrise there. My careful heart was free again, O friend, my bosom said. Through thee alone the sky is arched. Through thee the rose is red; All things through thee take nobler form. And look beyond the earth. The mill-round of our fate appears A sun-path in thy worth. fvie too thy nobleness has taught To master my despair; The fountains of my hidden life Are through thy friendship fair. Friendship by Ralph Waldo Emerson BRIAN GEORGE FRIEDRICH, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Springfield Division To my grandmother - thanks roomie for everything you ' ve done. You ' ve put up with my moods, my sloppy room, and you ' ve given me a lot of support and a shoulder to lean on when I needed it. Love always. To my brothers without whom I could never have done this. And most of all, to my mother. You got me through this - what can I say - I love you more than anything - you ' re the best. If I had it all to do over again, I ' d just get myself drunk and I ' d jump right back in. If we weren ' t all crazy we ' d just go insane ANTHONY BRANNOCK FUREY, D.O. Doctors Hospital And you know, Tony really is trash! - Christelle Furey The GAUNTLET lives! ' School ' s Out! - Hank Slider RAPHAEL GAB AY, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Parkview Division Love and thanks to my parents, family, and wife for all their support, patience and understanding. If one wishes to understand the Lord ' s wonders - the secrets of creation - let him study medicine. The Talmud B BfV r- l V H B ' R ' V ' ' f l VhhI H . ' 1 ' ' F KWi - - ML JM B y B L L-Ml .fl j ' KK B _j J HB ■ .. v k- i?2 ir ' ■f GREGORY GANZER, D.O. Metro Health Center With the deepest appreciation to my parents, family, and friends - thank you for your kindness and support. In memory of the Big G - I miss you buddy. JOHNLEVAN GARMAN, II, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital To the special people in my life who made the past four years possible - my family. First to my mom and dad who have always been there, giving and supporting. Also my brother Matt, who 1 can rely on for down to earth advice. And finally - my wife and daughter. To Tracey for standing forever beside me and lending a supporting hand, and to Courtney - too young to understand yet there to give us the simple joys in life. Thank you to my family. My love and deepest gratitude go to you, for helping my Impossible Dream become reality. Love, Van SAM GERSHENBAUM, D.O. AMI Southeastern Medical Center Mom and Dad . . . For your never-ending love and generosity, for your endless encouragement and support, for the sacrifices that you have made and for always standing by me ... I could never thank you enough. I love you. To the rest of my family . . . thank you for always being there for me - you ' re the best. To The Boys and my other buddies . . . thanks for the wild times. Margate . . . you were great! To the class of ' 87 . . . best of wishes to all. And to Phila. College of Othapathic fvledicine ... I thank you. JOSEPH ANTHONY GIAIMO, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Central Division The practice of medicine is an art, not a trade, A calling not a passion, A calling which your heart will be exercised equally with your head. -Sir William Osier 7 I would like to dedicate this page to my family and friends, whose help and support has always been a source of strength through the years. To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelli- gent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded. -Ralph Waldo Emerson STAGEY JOAN GIROLAMO, D.O. St. Joseph ' s Hospital Thanks to my parents, grandparents, brothers, John, Jet, Stan. Rati, and my other friends, for because of them, I travelled this road successfully and less painfully than otherwise. I pray to God for strength and perseverance to be the best that I can be for my patients and community. Also, thank God for godchildren. CARL D. GLIDDEN, D.O. USAF Regional Hospital Eglin Kristin - Thank you for being there by my side always. I love you HONWA. Ben and Adam - Thanl for being Daddy ' s two best friends in the world Carrie and Dick - I will never forget all the support you ' ve freely offered. 1 am proud to be your son-in-law, the Doctor. The Far Side cartoon is reprinted by permis- sion of Clironicie Features, San Francisco. JEAN MARIE GOLDEN-TEVALD, D.O. Memorial General Hospital Thanks . . To Mom and Dad for your love, support and prayers To Eileen. Ken, Sean. Rebecca. Mary Kate. Paul. Meg and especially Chris for sharing your special talents with us. To Deb for being a special friend. To Bill, the Love of my life, for always being there and believing in me, for enduring the drive, and the for plumbing! To Elizabeth, the light of my life, for bringing us so much joy. To The Lord, for his watchful guidance and many blessings on this journey. ROSS HILLARD GREENBERG, D.O. Tripler Army Medical Center IT COULDN ' T BE DONE I dedicate this page to my dear moth- er, Marilyn Greenberg, for her love, support, courage, and for her constant sacrifice on my behalf. And in memory of my beloved father, Dr. Gordon Greenberg. Somebody said that it couldn ' t be done, But he with a chuckle replied That maybe it couldn ' t, but he would be one Who wouldn ' t say so till he ' d tried. So he buckled right in with the trace of a grin On his face. If he worried he hid it. He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn ' t be done, and he did it. Somebody scoffed: Oh, you ' ll never do that: At least no one ever has done it: But he took off his coat and he took off his hat. And the first thing we know he ' d begun it. With a lift of his chin and a bit of a grin. Without any doubting or quiddit. He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn ' t be done, and he did it. There are thousands to tell you it cannot be done. There are thousands to prophesy failure: There are thousands to point out to you, one by one. The dangers that wait to assail you. But just buckle in with a bit of a grin. Just take off your coat and go to it: Just start to sing as you tackle the thing That cannot be done, and you ' ll do it. Edgar A. Guest JANET SUSAN GRIFFITH, D.O. St. Joseph ' s Hospital Special Thanks To - Mom and Dad - I love you! You have taught me through example and shown me that we are not made rich by what is in our pockets but by what is in our hearts. Psalm 34:8 My Brother, My Buddy Tommy - Thanks for your encouragement and for listening when I needed someone to talk to and no one to judge. Amy - May you and Tommy have fun growing old together. Thanks for being my good friend too! Holly, Ross, Debbie, Jean - Your friendship Karel - Sharing and caring My hometown friends - support and encouragement Uncle Bud and Avis - A home away from home Tom - Long walks, long talks, New York, Van Gogh, ice cream, laughter STEVEN DAVID GROSSINGER, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Central Division My family has been the fuel to my fire. Daddy was and continues to be one the the strongest inspirations in my life. Mom and Arthur have been my everything - always providing endless love, support, and guidance. Bruce and Douglas are so important to me and we continue to become closer every year. Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. First time out. JEFFREY CLYDE HAGER, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia An old sailor one told me, it is a foolish man who attempts to rule the seas, as is one who allows the sea to rule him. But it is a wise and patient man who allows the seas to take him, where it is he wants to go. It is much respect and gratitude that I give to my parents, family and closest friends; be- cause all of them have influenced me not to be that foolish man. DEBORAH ANN HAGEY, D.O. Community Hospital Of Lancaster With special thanks . . . to my husband Steven for his continual love and persevering sacrifice. . . to my parents, our relatives and our friends for their encouragement and prayers. to God for His sustaining grace and ever-present help MICHAEL ROBERT HALTER, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia With Sincere Gratitude to My Wife, My Family, and My Friends for tineir support and guidance. No Photo Available ROBERT JOHN HANNUM, III, D. O. _ MICHAEL EUGENE HAUK D.O. Metro Health Center Thanks and Love - - to Mom and Dad whose love, encouragement, and occasional kick in the pants got me this far. - to Graman and Paw - who I will keep always in my heart - To Debbie - who helped me stay sane - and to everyone else who, by acts of kindness small and large, made the road a little easier. To my parents, family and friends - Thanl You SHARON L HELD, D.O. Suburban General Hospital What can you say to someone Who is an essential part of your world; Someone who helped to show the way Someone who provided so much, so that you could become the person you are today? What can you say to let them know that they ' re the best there is? Maybe you just say, 1 love you. Mom and Dad ' . . . and hope they understand. Author unknown. To my family- For all of your patience, encouragement, support and love . . . thank you. We did it! VIOLET ALFRED A WALKER HENIGHAN, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia It must be borne in mind that the tragedy of life doesn ' t lie in not reaching your goal. The tragedy lies in having no goal to reach. It isn ' t a calamity to die with dreams unfulfilled, but it is a calamity not to dream. It is not a disaster to be unable to capture your ideal, but it is a disaster to have no ideal to capture. It is not a disgrace not to reach the stars, but it is a disgrace to have no stars to reach for. Not failure, but low aim is sin. Dr. Benjamin E Mays Thank God, from whom all blessings flow. My family: my love, my life, my all. WAYNE RICHARD CHARLES HENTSCHEL, D.O. Mercy Catholic Medical Center I have searched the world, and come home to find, That everything I had been looking for is right here. My nose itches . . let me have my hand. Shut-up, and stop squeezing so tight. ROBERT I. HILL, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of PIniladelphia Thank you Mom and Dad, for without your constant love and sup- port this dream would not have been realized. JAMES R HILTON, JR., D.O. Hartford Hospital This page is dedicated to the memory of Brutus, the best dog I ever met. Valley Forg National Histo M HOPE SANDLER HONIG, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Central Division to Zachary: you are truly the light of my life to Peter: it must be our destiny to my parents: you helped make my dream come true and I thank you. We never could have done it without you. . J% HESTER JANE HUFFNAGLE, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center of Philadelphia Thank you Mom and Dad for telling me it was okay not to go to med school. Thanks to my aunts and uncle for your continued support and prayers. Thanks to all my Geisinger friends for remembering me and to Caria, Holly, Sue K., Lori for putting up with double trouble. Suzy, Heidi, Jac, Tina - what can I say? talk about a sodium load My summer house. You want us to put you where? Smile - it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to. Studying tor boards. SUZANNE LYNNE HUFFNAGLE, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia Thanks to my parents for their love and support, to my aunts, and to my sisters, Jane and Heidi for putting up with me. Love and success to all my friends, especially Sue K, Caria F, and Carmine, for being my friends through thick and thin. 1 can ' t believe my dream has finally come true. Double Trouble very good friends My Florida Condo The faces that wrecked a thousand ships I ' ll do that rectal after I finish my drink WILLIAM I. INGRAM, H D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Springfield Division I never could have done it without my mother and father, the two most supportive and loving people in the world. My friends keep me sane. Thanks Kluve, Matt, Joel, Guy, Noel and Marianne. To M.S.: Love has truly been good to me, not even one sad day or minute that I ' ve had since you ' ve come my way. I hope you know I ' d gladly go anywhere you take me. It ' s so amazing to be loved. I ' d follow you to the moon and the sky above. CATHY JENSEN, D. O. Metropolitan Hospital Parkview Division AH6 iNcf7A5iN cMfta. I ri7au(«l|r I tyAye fztiH mzo a couqU of laavls.. 0ur IN ijooMHu BACK 4r rt)e fAces I C30UL S SUR£ B£ rl|€ FiRSr ON£ ro 5AY l7£M I LOOK At : IV5£LF iMXXuSH ZA dC 4e IT 4NY OIJ R. £. AY. RICHARD EDWARD JOHNSON, D.O. Suburban General Hospital It is not so much our friends ' lielp that helps us as the confident knowledge that they will help us. -Epicurus- MICHELEDEBRA JONES, D.O. Allentown Osteopathic Medical Center It has been a long road, but not nearly so difficult thanks to the never ending support of my family. A special thanks to my mom and dad for always being there when I needed them, to my brother Mike for keeping me smiling, to my friends for keeping me sane, and to my study partners (Jeff and Jim) for getting me through the miles of academia. I ' d also like to thank Chris, Anne, Deb, Dan, Jack, Mike G, Paul and my furry friends Spanky, Fluff, et al for being behind me all the way. Without you MOM and DAD, my life ' s goal of becoming a doctor would have never been possible. Guess what mom, I ' m 3 35 done! DEBORAH EVA JOULE, D.O. Delaware Valley Medical Center Thanks to everyone who inspired me In my endeavors - - Mom and Leah for being there, offering sensible advice, and making sure I got to my rotations when my car did not - I love you. - My friends in PA and AZ - for their continual encouragement and support. - Lois, Dicl , and Wc c efor helping me to enjoy the lighter side of medicine and for being such good friends to me. - my dad and grandmom - for showing me that anything is possible and not to give up on your dreams - Jack - for your sweetness - I love you. - Moni - for always being there for me my whole life through - But mostly to MUFFIN. You ' re the most loving, affectionate, and fluffy friend a person could want. I did it all for you. AARON SHAWN KAPLAN D. O. The Medical Center Of Delaware Christiana Hospital To my father, Sidney; my love, Rhonda; and my daughter, Rebecca. Thank you for all of your understanding and support. I love you. JAMES JOSEPH MJCHAEL KELLY, JR., D.O. Millcreek Community Hospital Dedicated to rr.y Uncle Phil, who helped make this possible by caring and giving so much; to the memory of my grandfather - Ralph C. Gates - for his countless expres- sions of gentleness and love, which make me a better person, and to the memory of Richard E. Colarusso, D.O. v hose example of dedication and compassion will make me a better physician. . . . and thanks to the others who cared, helped, and put up with so much - especially my family and Donna. I never thought rt would be like this. Marie C. Gates The number of Ostoepathic lesions in the uni- verse is a constant Unknown Home Is the place where, when you go there, they have to take you in. Leo Buscaglia The beginning of a long road: Rrst day of kinder- aarten - Sect 1964 JOHN ERIC KERN, D.O. Osteo pathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia Love and Thanks to my family for their guidance, encouragement, and support. WONSUCKKIM, D.O. Grandview Hospital And Medical Center would like to thank my Father, Mother, and sisters Ryomin, Ryosook, and Ryowon for their love, support, and sacrifice to make this all possible. And to my PCOM friends . . . best wishes! DOUGLAS GARRET KIMMEh D.O. St Joseph ' s Hospital To my grandparents - for all of your guidance and confidence In me. To my brotfiers and close friends - for giving me warmth and laughter. To my parents - for caring for me, encouraging me, and supporting me both emotionally and financially. To my daughter Nicole - for giving me more happiness and joy than you ' ll ever Imagine. To my wife Cheryl - for your never ending love and inspiration, and for always being there when I needed you. THANKS! I LOVE YOU! ALAN DOUGLAS KING, D.O. Community Hospital Of Lancaster 3g B - i V ■ ■fl s H H ■Hj H m K VNi iM HB -JK- 9 Hpl . % it t l ' 1 wiiasM n Copyright ® 1984 by The Register and Tribune Syndicate DAVID FREDERICK KLINK, D.O. Charleston Naval Hospital All real and wholesome enjoyments possible to man have been just as possible since first he was made of the earth - to watch the corn grow and the blossoms set; to draw hard breath over a plowshare or spade; to read, to think, to love, to pray - these are the things that make men happy. ' KIM PATRICE KUHAR D.O. St. Joseph ' s Hospital To my mother, father, sisters, brothers and my dear friends: To you I owe the realization of this dream and to you I dedicate this page and my degree. Your love, support and faith have allowed me to grow, share and understand happiness and love. I only wish that words could communicate the profound gratitude and love I have for each of you. KAREN SUE KUTOLOSKl D.O. Memorial Hospital To Mom and Dad, without whom this dream could never have been real- ized. Thank you for your constant support, your persistance in prayers, and your unconditional love. To my husband Bobby . . . Once in your life you find someone, Who will turn your world around, bring you up when your feeling down, . . . I ' ve been waiting for so long, for love to come along. Now our dreams are coming true, through the good times and the bad. I ' ll be standing there by you. ANNAMARIE CARMEL LAMMENDOLA- MELON, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia To my wonderful husband Mattie: we have shared so many good times together and I look forward to spending the rest of my life with you. I Love You with all my heart and always will. Thank You for being my inspiration. To my Mommy and Daddy: You have always given me support, trust and love for which I am grateful. If It weren ' t for you I wouldn ' t be what I am today. Thank You for being there when I need you. I love you both very much. To Jimmy and Ina: You are my big brother, the person I have always admired and looked up to. You always gave me encouragement in whatever I did. Ina, thank you for making my brother happy and being a sister to me. I Love You both. To Aunt Annie and Uncle Benny: You have been an important part of my life; two very special people whom I love very much. To Mom and Dad: I ' ve grown to love you through all the considerate things that you do and say. You have treated me like your own daughter. I Love You for being my second parents. To Anthony and Laurie: Anthony, I ' ll always remember the first day we met at your house when you came home after the soccer game. You ' ve been like my own brother. Laurie you are special, I ' m glad we ' re family. To the Chief, Dr. Simelaro: Thank You for not only being my mentor but also for being my friend. DAVID LEZINSKY, D.O. Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital The Prayer of St. Ephrem O Lord and Master of my life! Take from me the spirit of sloth, despair, lust of power and idle talk. But give me rather the spirit of chastity, humility, patience and love to Thy servant. Yea, O Lord and King! Grant me to see my own transgressions and not to judge my brother, for blessed art Thou, unto ages of ages. Consider the lilies how they grow: they toil not, they spin not; and yet 1 say unto you, that Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. If then God so clothe the grass, which is today in the field, and tomorrow is cast into the oven; how much more will he clothe you. O ye of little faith? And seek not ye what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink, neither be ye of doubtful mind. For all these things do the nations of the world seek after: and your Father knoweth that ye have need of these things. But rather seek ye the kingdom of God; and all these things shall be added unto you. BRADLEY NEAL LIBENSON, D.O. Riverside Hospital To evoke in oneself a feeling one has once experi- enced, so to transmit that feeling that others experi- ence the same feeling - this is the activity of art. Tolstoy Why go through this hollow charade called life? Why, except that somewhere within us a voice says, live. Always, from some inner region, we hear the command keep living! I recognize the voice; it was my insurance salesman. In short, All good Things are Wild and Free DAVID RICHARD LICHTINGER, D.O. Metro Health Center I would like to thank Pat, Kim, Bill, Jamie, Doug, Mother-in-law and grandfather for all your love and support you gave me. I would especially like to thank Mom and Dad for always being there when I needed you. You are both the greatest parents I could ever hope for. Finally how could I thank you, Laurie. When I was down, you were there with a smile; when I needed to talk, you were there with a listening ear; and when I was ready to quit, you were there to give me the strength to continue. I love you all very much and owe you all probably more than I could possibly ever repay. Thank you all again, I really appreciate your support Love always, Dave LISA BETH LICHTMAN, D.O. Delaware Valley Medical Center 12 Rules For Success Remember: The Value of Time The Success of Perseverance The Pleasure of Working The Dignity of Simplicity The Worth of Character The Power of Kindness The Influence of Example The Obligation of Duty The Wisdom of Economy The Virtue of Patience The Improvement of Talent The Joy of Originating Marshall Field MARK ALTON LINDSTROM, D.O. Orlando General Hospital Then Jesus said to his disciples. If anyone would come after me he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow me. For whoever wants to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for me will find it. What good will it be for a man if he gains the whole world yet forfeits his soul? Matthew 16:24-26. Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him and he will make your paths straight. Proverbs 3;5-6. A ' W m two generations together HAL LAWRENCE LONDON, D.O. St. Joseph ' s Hospital jljg studying by the bay MLE, You took two hands and made them four. Thanks for always be- ing there. a great gang to grow up with LORIE LOREMAN, D.O. Allentown Osteopathic Medical Center This page is dedicated to my family and friends without whose support this would not have been possible. To my Dad - Although you are not here to share these moments you will always remain close to my heart. You are sadly missed but will always be remembered for all your love and support. To my mother - Thanks for all the love and support through the good times and the bad. To my friends - Thanks for putting up with me for all of these years. We cannot cause the wind to blow the way we want it to: But we can so adjust our sails that they will take us where we want to go B H DEBORAH ANN LOZITO, D.O. f 1 HRI p Memorial General Hospital 1 dedicate this page to my mom, dad, and family - no words can ex- press my gratitude for your support and guidance. Your encouragement and love fiave fielped my to attain my dream - 1 love you all! ki k-: i W H ■ Wi 1 i 1 1 JOHN FRANCIS LOZOWSKI, D.O. Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital LYNNEA. McCRILLIS, D.O. Shenango Valley Osteopathic Hospital Lee, Mom, Dad. Lisa, and all my family and friends: Thank you very muchi for all your love and support through these challenging times. God Bless you all. DOUGLAS LOWELL McGEE, JR., D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadeiohia ANNE-MARIE MADBAK, D.O. Metro Health Center This page is dedicated to my father who would have been proud. I want to thank my family: Jessie, Bina, Joe, Meme, Ka- mal and Gisele We realists you and I, may have many virtues . . . but if we lack a dream, then we are more than half blind. Taylor Caldwell 1 ■ M B S W . t w _ H$ H JL, . P i t ' f M 5k! ffM ' w K 7 HJPp x y St V l hiw r V ' - ' p. j m ' - -j THOMAS E. MARCHIONDO, D.O. Portsmouth Navy Hospital % To make a great dream come true, the first requirement is a great capacity to dream; tine second is persistence - a faitin in the dream Hans Selye, M.D. LESSON They said you ' ll never make it , And they thought that they were right, But I l ept on plodding onward. Because I hoped I might. And they shook their heads in wonder, That I lacked the sense to quit. But I held my chin up higher, And I didn ' t mind a bit. They said you ' ll never make it , As the problems multiplied, But I had to make an effort. And to know at least I tried. So I dug my heels in deeper. Though sometimes my spirits lagged. And I shouldered what was lightest. And the rest I sort of dragged. And I found to my amazement. At the ending of the day. That what they said I couldn ' t, I had managed anyway. It only took three little words, Lord help me , and I rid Myself of doubt, and all they said I ' d never do ... I did. Grace E. Easley DENAY LYNN MARINO, D.O. Kennedy Memorial Hospital - University Medical Center The years went by so quickly Yesterday, I was in anatomy lab Today I ' m finishing rotations The going was tough at times, but overall it was great, especially because of all the fantastic people I met on the way. Thanks to all the friends and family that were there for me. Love, Denay VICKI LYNNE MARKS. D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia Dad. Mom and Gene - Because of your love and support, PCOM is another good memory! Scott - This is only the beginning of our memories together. All my love, Vicki • ■■ an THOMAS PAUL MARNEJON, D.O. Millcreek Community Hospital Thanks To my family for fheir neverending love, support and care packages ! To all my close friends at PCOM - The Gang for making life bearable . To my roomie Al - for broadening my smalltown horizons . To Big Man - We need a Slurpee! . To Mark - for fixing all my problems! . To Janet - for ice cream and studying together . To Sheila - for trying to keep me awake in class . To Mike Mason for keeping things inperspective . To Klinker and Kru SHEILA FRYER MARSHALL, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Springfield Division To my Mom, thank you for your continuous love, prayers, and guidance. To the memory of my dad. I will always treasure the love, support, and sacrifice that you gave to me, your Doctor Dawn. To my husband, Jim, thank you for your unselfish love and patience. I ask myself why I have been blessed with someone so understanding and caring. Perhaps it ' s because I can truly appreciate you or maybe it ' s because God knew I needed you so much. -Jena Therese Thank you God, for your steadfast love and faittifulness. Show me your ways, O Lord, teach me your paths; guide me in your truth and teach me for you are God My Savior, and my hope is in aii day long. Psalm 25:4,5 (NIV) And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Philippians 4:7 (NIV). MARK LOUIS MASCARl D.O. Community General Osteopathic Hospital Although a smooth path is more enjoyable, it is the creviced, bumpy road, hurting and tiring us, that developes our strength so that we may propel ourselves forward over the longest roads. Thank you Mother and Dad, Maria, family and friends for your support. -M.M. One must keep ever present a sense of humor. -Katherine Mansfield MICHAEL D. MASON, D.O. Community General Osteopathic Hospital I A human being should be able to Change a diaper; Plan an invasion; Butcher a hog; Conn a ship; Design a building; Write a sonnet; Balance accounts; Build a wall; Set a bone; Comfort the dying; Take orders; Give orders; Cooperate; Act alone; Pitch manure; Solve equations; Analyze a problem; Program a computer; Cook a tasty meal; Fight efficiently; Die gallently. JAMES NICHOLAS MASTERSON, D.O. Doctors Hospital Thanks to a great family for the sup- port, encouragement, and guidance. B S w 1 B r LAURENCE MATSON, D.O. H ' H Memorial Hospital TO GOD: Thank you for your many Blessings! m H TO MY FAMILY: You share much responsibility for this happy moment and accom- plishment. 1 am sincerely grateful, thankful and love you all! HT I TO MY FRIENDS: You have kept the past 4 years in perspective. Thanks for your insights and comeraderie. ■■ 1 TO DARLENE: My best friend - the future is bright! SHEILA ESTELLE MAZDA, D.O. Community General Osteopathic Hospital With eternal gratitude and love ... to my parents - dad, whose love and hard work will allow me to practice the medicine of my faith; mom, whose encouragement, love, and support have al- ways been beyond description; to Joe R and Dennis, whose spiritual direction was invaluable over the years; to Joe T, who taught me the most valuable lesson in my education through his own dying, I will never forget; to the rest of my family and friends who always offered their full love and support; to Ed, who has given fuller meaning to my life and faith; and most especially to Jesus, who provides the foundation and source of everything that I am and shall become. EDWARD JOSEPH MEA, JR., D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia To the best man I have ever kn own, nny late father Edward J. Mea, Sr., I dedicate my career in medicine. To my mother, my heartfelt thanks for helping to make my dream of a medical education a reality, you can never be fully repaid for what you have done. To my twin brother Bill, thanks for taking me to Flanagan ' s on that night in Nov of 1983, and to my sister Shirl, thanks for taking Denise to Flanagan ' s on that night in Nov of 1983. To both of you thanks for being the best brother and sister a guy could have! And finally to my wife Denise, mere words can not express my feelings for you. You are the joy of my life, you have made the rough spots of medical school bearable and the good times perfect. I love you with all my heart and soul and will do so forever! im v X ■i ROBIN DEEN MOLASKEY, D.O. Shenango Valley Osteopathic Hospital TO MY PARENTS: Mom, for all the late night phone calls and listening patiently in my times of panic, your love and support over the last 4 years has meant so much; and Dad, for never once losing faith in me or in my capabili- ties, and most importantly, for alvirays having the right words of encouragement just when I needed them most THIS ONE ' S FOR YOUII! Love, Robin I can ' t change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination. (-Jimmy Dean of Good Morning America, ABC) irn y V ' VV 4J. . % ' ..; 4 H JOHN JOSEPH MOORE, D. O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia Thank you and all my love to my dear friends . to my wonderful family . . . and of course, and especially - Mom and Dad. 261 GLENN SCOTT MORRISON, D.O. Loma Linda University Medical Center SCOTT NAFTULIN, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Parkview Division Thanks for your love and support Monn and Dad. JOSEPH LOUIS NERl D.O. Memorial Hospital To my God for always being there To Mom, Dad, Randy, Judy, and Maria for your constant love and support To my old friends with Mobile 1 To my new friends, especially Tom my roomie, Len, and Kru To playing guitar, running, and the infamous Balwynne Park Road football league for keeping me sane For all you do, this DO ' s for you! JEFFREY HAROLD NEUHAUSER, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Central Division The courage of life is often a less dramatic spectacle than the courage of a final moment, but it is no less a magnificient mixture of tri- umph and tragedy. A man does what he must - in spite of personal consequences, in spite of obstacles and dangers and pressures - and that is the basis of all morality. John F. Kennedy Thank you Marilyn, for caring enough to listen to my problems, and loving enough to understand Meet the family vulture fi¥ r RAYMOND WILLIAM NISSLEY, D.O. Shenango Valley Osteopathic Hospital Thank you Mom and Dad for everything. DANIEL JOHN PARENT!, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Central Division This page is dedicated to the special people who have helped me get through these last four difficult years. Thank you. BRIAN CLIFFORD PARSELLS, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia No Photo Available MICHAEL ANTHONY PASQUALE, D.O. The New York Infirmary - Beckman My height Is 68 , my weight is 171 . Michael A. Pasq BeachBiim JOHN CHRISTOPHER PAYNE, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia ' ' ,-JISi . tf i i:i ' ■• i '  ;i-. , «i .■ . ' ' V ' STEPHANIE GERARD PLEVA, D.O. Community General Osteopathic Hospital Many thanks to my family and friends who have encouraged me so much To Mom and Dad - Thank you for your constant support, understanding and love. I couldn ' t have done it without you. I owe the realization of this dream all to you. I love you, Stephanie i II li A PHYSICIAN ' S PRAYER Lord, Thou Great Physician, I kneel before Thee. Since every good and perfect gift must conne from Thee, 1 pray: Give skill to my hand, clear vision to my mind, kindness and sympathy to my heart. Give me sin- gleness of purpose, strength to lift at least a part of the burden of my suffering fellovi men, and a true real- ization of the rare privilege that is mine. Take from my heart all guile and worldliness, that with the simple faith of a child I may rely on Thee. Amen. Thank you PCOM for the privilege and education. Praise God for my family and my brothers and sisters in Christ whom God so wonderfully used to help bring this to pass. Most of all I thank God for His faithfulness and for His great love demonstrated thru the sacrificial death and victorious res- urrection of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness: and all these things shall be added unto you. Matthew 6:33 (KJV) GWENDOLYN AGNIS POLES, D.O. Bryn Mawr Hospital STEPHEN ALBERT PULLEY, D.O. Allentown Osteopathic Medical Center Dear Mom and Dad, Thank you for all the years of love, support, and sacrifice. Dear Phil and Jacqui, Thank you for your understanding, listening, and fighting. Dearest Kathleen, Thank you for all of your love and caring, and especially for waiting. This special moment could not have occurred without any of you. You have all my love - Stephen JAMS ADELE ROBERTS, D.O. Doctors Hospital Thanks! You all have been just great! i JOHN LOUIS SABATINl D.O. Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital For me there is only the traveling on paths that have heart, on any path that may have heart. There I travel, and the only worthwhile challenge is to traverse its tull length. And there I trav- el, looking, looking, . . . breathlessly. -C. Castaneda 283 PAUL ANTON SALOKY, D.O. Allentown Osteopathic Medical Center Love and thanks; Mom and Dad for sacrificing and believing in me Brother Willie for inspiration and drive Ginger, Mike, Cody and Willie for support and guidance My wife Sharon and daughter Kristan Lee for unyielding love and companionship Special thanks; To rugby and all PCOM ruggers that I have played and partied with for keeping me somewhat sane To Raps, Time bomb. Cap, Kluver, Hooner, Furious, Looser, and Scotty its been real CORINNE ROSE SANTERIAN, D.O. Kennedy Memorial Hospita l There is another sky, Ever serene and Fair, And there is another sunshine. Though it be darkness there; Never mind faded forests, Austin, Never mind silent fields Here is a little forest. Whose leaf is ever green; Here is a brighter garden, Where not a frost has been; In its unfading flowers I hear the bright bee hum; Prithee, my brother. Into my garden come! Emily Dickinson To Mom, Dad, Mark, Leslie, Kim, Michael; John and Rose Thank you for the love, laughter, guidance and strength that has always filled my life. Your generosity is the foundation on which my dream has become a reality. I will, forever, thank you Cori. i ROBIN EVE SAVAR, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Parkview Division ■IPV Hi l pj Ol SIHH V H ar g KENNEDY J. SEAT, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia This page is dedicated to my wonderful Mother and family who have provided me with unending love, support and guidance; and especially to my grandmother, Tita, whose memory and inspiration will be with me always as our dream becomes reality. 1 tiMm. 1 ;« ap i ■1 p - M i. ' m |y vS ! m 4 1 1 M si f  • Km t A 1 • TO THE WHOLE CREW - brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins - I couldn ' t have done it without you. I love you all! To my SUPER MOM - for all those nights we studied together in junior high, for all your words of wisdom over the years and motivating pep talks over the phone before exams - THANK YOU! I love you so much. Abby, Sue, Chris, Telly, Idah, Eman, and Joseph A.; thanks for being there when I needed you most. To the strongest man I ' ve ever know, Jido, God bless you. Tita, this is how I remember you. 290 My Princess Jackie, I am looking forward to the future we ' ll share together. You are the sunshine of my life and I love you. PAULA MARIE SCHEETZ, D.O. Delaware Valley Medical Center would like to thank My Parents for their patience My sister and her Family for their understanding My Friends for their caring My Study Partner for making the first two years tolerable IT VZ. ' ■-: ' - ,• §-if ' JEFFREY RUSSELL SCHEIRER, D.O. Allentown Osteopathic Medical Center Thanks to my family and friends for all their love, support and encouragement. ' ss - -|i M mmn CRAIG IVAN SCHWARTZ, D.O. Botsford General Hospital America ' s favorite street since Tanja. Queen of tfie Amazon 1748 Ultimate players do it tiorizontal fWttil WetAH, 0.0. b fi-nKii. 6. WftJ, LOOK ftT Mi. TMie worfs, IS TMAT Au. TuC TO itDOV ft S VOOt f IHILJ 7 (il£rr«, k£lli 4 . JJ . 1 Wtiich say to ERNIE ' S? A few people without whom I couldn ' t have made it To do the right thing Are you sure that ' s what he said? Ask him again! QUOTES Once you have ruled out the impossible, what- ever else remains no matter how improbable, must be the truth. -Sherlock Holmes It could be worse, it could be raining. -Young Frankenstein Just remember, where ever you go - there you are! The 10 (or so) Commandments ot Osteopathy: -I am, tb, 0.0. - Um, lluJt iuu t my dtiiK, deqnm hefov, me, -HcrnM Uuj dOendiM and Ujj muiait -Remanhn, Uuj dwf off - Hr Icetf Ct lu 6j - Tluiu, kkaa do- lur luMn, - Tluiu, iiat Kot i eef Uxcugi, teetiM, - Tkou, itat Kct make, Huj uStM, took hod - Tioit, kluttC KoC let Huj beepex, nity mov, Uom, 3 Umii befow oMiuieniMq -Fo iMt He, MMiU, fot, Uetj IcMouJ not uiluitliaf do -Ttou, kluJt aLicuji dofumeMt, dooimeii, doauujtit - Tkou, kluA KoC foKqet tie. tkioa emd ' tkihuldSum, of heimq a, meJUal ifudetit - Tkoit, ituJt not tkuit fiMOMiol aid, - Tiou, iiaa not dumf) - Tiou, iiat Kot an et tlu MigihDn,i leiidtMUj i t -Tiou, iialt ali ofH me, Q iemdi to- tdtck a, bahif -Tiow iiJt uCimj OOPS! ifF JOHN ROBERT SCRANTON, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of PhiladelpliJa About the brain of a man who had been to success in all things: This is of no use to others. It is no better than others only in one way. He had the courage to use it and let all others alone. To Sally, Mom and Dad, Henry and Lois, Carey, Mary, Ellen, Tim, Tom, Louisa, Merritt, Tove, Dick and Charlie II, thank you for the courage. To God, thank you for my family and all my friends. Take care of Walter. A love you, Sally. PETER ANTHONY SILKOWSKI, D.O. Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center This page is dedicated to my family: To my mother, for her love, devotion, strength, and eternal optimism; to my sister, Teresa, who will never appreciate her great contribution to the quality of my life; and to my wife, Mary Kay, the most special person I ' ve ever met, my inspiration, and the greatest joy of my life. a l l H ' Vapl 1 Pl ■ ««- ' ' ' ' ' ' B L jX b ' ' VIB FRANCES SIRICO, D.O. Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia i. j. 1 K J T ' i k a ■■ y JACK LOUIS SNITZER, D.O. Suburban General Hospital Most appreciation to: - My Buffalo friends (Derm, Carol, Jim, Gail, Mary and rest of the Gang ) for giving me a place to return to for pure relaxation and fun. I need some hot chicken wings right now! - My Philly friends (esp. Jeff, Michele, Joe, Jon, Laura, Steve, Jim and Pat) who brought some normality to the past 4 years in between the school stuff. - Debbi, I love and respect you always. Z - Mom and Dad - 3 Doc ' s now! No more tuition !?! Your support was always there without having to ask. Mom - the weekly phone calls helped alot. KELLY ANNE SPRATZ D.O. Delaware Valley Medical Center I cannot adequately express the depth of the love and gratitude I feel for my family and friends who have w alked beside me on a road that was many times dark and rocky. Your unwavering belief in me has sustained me when I had so many doubts. The lessons you have taught supercede all the volumes I could ever read; that is, to be gentle and kind, to strive to be the very best yet maintain one ' s humility. My hope is that I will be a physician of whom you can be proud. A special thank you to my terrific brother David who has given me countless hours of laughter . . . your Porsche is on the way! 302 May I say that I have loved me one or two Of the people in my past Fading faces in a waking dream And though they never seemed to last very long There are faces 1 remember From the places in my past I said all the dead head miles And the insincere smiles Sometimes I can laugh and cry And I can ' t remember why But I still love those good times gone by James Taylor, Places in My Past ILL HAVE WKAJ- THEGENTLEMAN ON THE FLOCK IS HAYING. DAVID GEORGE TALABISKA, D.O. Memorial Hospital With the deepest love and most heartfelt appreciation to my mother, broth- er Mike, Ann, and the rest of the family. Without your love, support, enthusi- asm, and the Lord ' s tender mercies this dream could never have become a reality. Thanks for being there when I needed you. v ) Wt. Trying to learn how to walk like heroes We thought we had to be . . . Bruce Sprinsteen, Backstreets CLIFFORD HAROLD THRELKELD, JR., D.O. Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center The Lord hath done great things for us; whereof we are glad. Psalm 126:3 I can no other answer make, but thanks, thanks, and ever thanks. Congratulations to the ottier 49 STEVEN ALAN TOPFER, D.O. Doctors Hospital •;=? ' H WENDY JANE WALLACE, D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Springfield Division A special thank to . . , Mom and Dad, the world ' s greatest parents, for all your encouragennent, love and out rotation visits . My little brother Rob. Grandnnom and relatives for your constant interest and support . . . Theresa, Gina and Alison for sharing the laughter, smiles, and dreams and popcorn . . . Carol, for the spirit of adventure, spontaneity and wild times-Europe will never be the same . . . Suzanne, for growing together through our ever changing lives . . . Dave, for those special times when all you did was listen . . . God Bless You! I love you! This is the time to remember Cause it will not last forever These are the days To hold on to Cause we won ' t Although we ' ll want to This is the time But time is goona change I know we ' ve got to move somehow But I don ' t want to lose this now . , BRIAN WALSH D.O. Metropolitan Hospital Parkview Division A Special thanks to some special peo- ple: To my family, especially Mom and Dad, Judy and Hank, Mrs. J, my brothers and sister. Thanks Mike for always being there. A very special thanks to my wife Judy, I couldn ' t have made it without you, and to Kimberly and Brian who are a con- stant source of joy in my life. I love you all. Future doctor? Mom Dad - Thanks lor everything . SUSAN LEE WESSNER, D.O. Community General Osteopathic Hospital To Mom and Dad - We made it! You ' re the greatest. Thanks for all your love, patience, and understanding. To my family and friends - Thanks for all the love, support, and encourage- ment. I couldn ' t have done it without you. To my Grandparents- Thanks for the wonderful memories. I know you are all smiling down on me. To my Buddy - Thanks for the spark. I believe in rainbows again. All my love, -Sue- HOLLY H. WILLIAMS. D.O. Millcreek Community Hospital H E I i - { ■ ' ° nH -4hH B Ttii flWiHiM Al MI H ■Ti ■H l - ' H Mm PM l j m L .4 1 M . ' . mA -K IDI i - i 1 As everyone before me has done, I would like to express nny appreciation to everybody who has made my life these last four years a bit easier: My close friends - God bless each every one of you, the T ' s through the W ' s - you guys are the finest, the C.M.F. - for always being there to encourage me. My Mom Dad and sisters - 1 Love you, and God, for seeing me through this. Good-Luck Everybody! Holly GEORGE WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN. D.O. Warren General Hospital Only as high as I reach can I grow, Only as far as I seek can I go, Only as deep as I look can I see. Only as nnuch as I dream can I be Karen Raven 4 .f o «v+ TTkCOMA TTwMC CAROLINE DIANE ZOHOURY, D.O. Oakland General Hospital To my family. Thanks for all the love support throughout the years. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE BEIT- KN O WN ■ THAT The • Class • Of • 1987 HAVING • SATISFIED- THE REaUIREMENTS- FOR THE -DEGREE -OF DOCTOR- OF- OSTEOPATHY HAS ACCORDINGLY- BEEN ADMITTED TO -THAT-DEGREE-WITH-ALLTHE RIGHTS -PRIVILEGES AND -RESPONSIBILITIES -THEREUNTO -APPERTAINING IN -TESTIMONY- WHEREOF-THE-SEAL-OF-THE-COLLEGEAND-THESIGNATURES AUTHORIZED BY- THE BOARD OFTRUSTEES ARE HEREUNTO -AFFIXED SIGNED THIS - THIRTY FIRST - DAY OF - MAY • ANNO DOMINI ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND - EIGHTY ■ SEVEN CHAIRMAN • BOARD • It is hard for me to believe that Paul Moscato is dead. Paul was one of the first persons I met at P.C.O.M. One day in the first week of freshman year, Paul and I happened to be walking out into the parking lot together just after dark and got to talking. We sat down on the asphalt, split a pack of Tastykakes he had with him and talked for several hours about our lives, our plans, our fears, our hopes, and our dreams. Paul was like that. He was someone who always warmed you with his smile, cheered you up with his jokes, but above all he was someone who you could really talk to. He was my classmate, my lab partner, and my very close friend. I miss him dearly. Paul was a small town boy and this was a large part of his identity. When he came to Philadelphia he brought alot of the small town with him. Those who knew Paul can easily recall the countlesss sto- ries he ' d tell about his home town, Emporium, PA, or the tales about his aunt who would always cook too much food so that Paul could take the leftovers back to Philadelphia and keep his cupboard well stocked, or of his latest trip home for the weekend, or how he had helped one of his family members with a new technique he had learned in O.P.P. Paul never intended to stay in the city, but he took good advantage of the time that he spent here. Paul was always open to new experiences. He liked to go out to eat and sample our city ' s local deli- cacies, or to go downtown and watch the ebb and flow of the people. One day I talked Paul into renting a wet suit and going down to the shore with me to go body surf- ing. I didn ' t realize beforehand that he wasn ' t that great a swimmer, and I was afraid that he might drown in the surf. He didn ' t, but he found that he liked the ocean and took up scuba diving. That was Paul. He could be an adventuresome soul. I realize that words can at best fall short of being able to express the tragedy of Paul ' s death, or the memories we hold of Paul ' s life. Paul wanted to return to Emporium to help those who helped him while he was growing up. Paul wanted to return home to give of himself to those who helped him get his start in life. This was a most noble goal. We all mourn the death of Paul Moscato. It is my hope that part of him will always live on in the lives of those he touched while he was with us. Glenn Morrison, D.O. ' 87 (given at the memorial service for Paul Moscato) GRADUA TION 96th COK4MENCEMENT Philadelphia College Of Osteopathic Medicine Welcomes You To The Ninety -Sixth Commencement Ceremonies Honoring The Class Of 1987. Sunday, May 31, 1987 3:00 PM The Academy of Music Broad and Locust Streets Philadelphia Pennsylvania T- iiH .■tf iH m •4. k. : f Jl, .? If l«Tl « n ; Vk - . ' P ' 1 f fit  t •■fV . ' -r flfi 329 AWADDS THE WILLIAM F. DAIBER, D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to that member of the graduating class who has been selected on the basis of exceptional ability in the field of cardiology. Joseph Louis Neri THE KENNETH L. WHEELER, D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to that member of the graduating class whose achievement and interest in the field of osteopathic radiology has been of high order: Les Roger Folio THE WILBUR P. LUTZ, D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded upon recommendation of the department of internal medicine to that member of the graduating class who has been selected as the most proficient in physical diagnosis: Bart Laurence Matson THE DEAN ' S AWARD To that member of the graduating class who by personal and professional conduct and by contributions to student affairs and to the general program of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine has been deemed worthy of special citation as recipient of the Dean ' s Award: Thomas Joseph Dagney, III THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD Awarded by the Alumni Association of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine to that member of the graduating class who has been selected because of the high caliber of performance of professional duties in the hospital and outpatient services: Joann Commentucci Cozza THE DEAN ARTHUR M. FLACK AND BELLE B. FLACK MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded upon recommendation of the department of internal medicine to that member of the graduating class who has been selected as most proficient in the practice of internal medicine: Clifford Harold Threlkeld, Jr. THE FREDERIC H. BARTH MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to that member of the graduating class who has been selected on the basis of excellence in the field of bronchopulmonary and upper respiratory disease: Stephen Francis Belfiglio Annamarie Carmel Lammendola-Melone THE DR. THOMAS M. ROWLAND, JR., SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD Awarded upon recommendation of a special committee of alumni, administration, faculty and staff and representatives of athletic programs to that member of the graduating class who has shown academic excellence in basic and clinical sciences and who has participated in and contributed to one of the college ' s organized sports programs: Scott Naftulin THE JOHN H. EIMERBRINK, D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to that member of the graduating class who In the opinion of the members of the department of osteopathic principles and practice has shown exceptional ability in the use of osteopathic philosophy and osteopathic manipulative therapy: Dewey Todd Detar THE H. WILLARD STERRETT, D.O. AND H. WILLARD STERRETT, JR., D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded upon recommendation of the division of urology to that member of the graduating class who has been selected on the basis of proficiency In urology: Kennedy John Sbat THE GALEN S. YOUNG, SR., D.O. AWARD Awarded upon recommendation of the department of surgery to that member of the graduating class who has shown exceptional interest and ability in the field of surgery: Hasco William Graver, III JESSE M. YOUNG MEMORIAL AWARD Presented by the Auxiliary of the Osteopathic Ivledlcal Center of Philadelphia and awarded to that member of the graduating class for exceptional service to the community or to the college: Clare Anne Thomas SIGMA ALPHA OMICRON A gold key and certificate are awarded to those graduates meeting the requirements of the Sigma Alpha Omicron Honorary Society. Election Is based on maintenance of high scholarship in didactic work and THE STUDENT COUNCIL MEMORIAL AWARD Presented by the Student Council of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine In memory of those students who died before graduating as osteopathic physicians: Homer Mackey, Lewis Rossman, D. Neil Grove, Richard F. Campo, Paul G. Moscato, Marianne C. Fillpczyk, Peter McLaughlin, Jr. . . . Awarded to that member of the graduating class who attained the highest scholastic average in didactic study: THE PENNSYLVANIA OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD Michael A. Becker DELTA OMEGA SORORITY AWARD Marlene M. Mullen Andrea Sue Buck f £jB « COMMENCEMENT ' DINNER DANCE 87 T i Pll ■ ' M Bf bI iQ I pp 1 Rit_ U r ' ' V lM iiiitti- ' ' V r , - v -■ - fc7 ' l ™ - kmmt ' Is a ONWR iiSSS Doctor -31 ft ic :• he V -1H - . a Class of 1987 our - °° the POO. ®a canw- - Class oT las ' ? City- iss eroie Busit e WE WELCOME THE CLASS OF 1987 TO THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE Philadelphia College of Osteopathic .Medicine f m ALUMNI lf ASSOCIATION CI ASS OF 1 9 8 7 IS A MKMBFR IN (.(K)D STANDING FOR THH WAR 198 Sccrctarv- J DO. THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 J, Sydney Hoffman, Chairman Glenn J. Hoffman, Vice Chairman J. Peter Tilley, President Joseph A- Dieterle, Dean Robert A. Bressler, Treasurer Nancy M- McCullen, Secretary Robert A. Bressler Melvin C. Howell Henry A. D ' Alonzo Herman Kohn Joseph A- Dieterle C, Gerard Kramer Joseph G. Duncan Nancy M, McCullen Daick Feith Ruth E. Purdy Abraham Gafni James Reid (Emeritus) Sabina K, Hankin A- Aline Swift (Emeritus) Glenn J, Hoffman J- Peter Tilley J- Sydney Hoffman Galen S, Young 877-3712 877-3798 BERNARD E. BLANK. DO. DONALD J. GOLDMAN, D.O. ALBERT A. TALONE, D.O. General P ' aciice oi Medicine Surgery Suite B-1 215 Sunset Road Sunset Road Professional BIdg Willingboro. NJ 08046 Congratulations and GOOD LUCK to the Class of 1987 Henry A. D ' Alonzo, D.O., M.Sc, F.A.C.O.S. Clinical Professor General, Thoracic And Vascular Surgery Galen S. Young, D.O. Profcs.sor Emeritus Of Surgery Galen Young Jr., D.O. Family Practice Offices At 13 Si. Asaph ' s Rd. Bala Cynwyd, Pa. DR. JEFFREY NFUHAU ER Congratulations! ! ! Your outstanding accomplishments, courage and dedication to medicine have given me immeasurable pride and life ' s greatest fulfillment. Your life radiates love, understanding and compassion toward humanity. My dearest Son, may God grant you v isdom and may he bless you with health and happiness throughout your entire life. Truly, you deserve all the best that life has to offer. We made it!!! Jeff Love, Mom Dr. Jeffrey Neuhauser Star Date 1987.5 Yours was the voyage of determination and dedication. You have gone where no member of our family has ever gone before. Medical School. We want you to know that we, the federation, your family salute you and are very proud to call you our own. As your Dad I felt like your Spock. Mom was your Dr. McCoy and Lori was Scotty. You did the work and made the decisions, and we served as your back-up. On to the future and may all your aspirations be fulfilled. Dad, Mom and Lori Congratulations To Janet Griffith, D.O. and the Class Of 1987 Dr. Mrs. Thomas B. 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DiPrimio, D.O. . . . . Dorrie God Bless You!!! Love, Mother And Dad, Pat, Ray, Phil, John, Diane And Teresa Holly Hope Williams Thine, O LORD, is the greatness, and the power, and the glory, and the victory, and the majesty; For all that is in heaven and in the earth is Thine; Thine is the king- dom, O LORD, and Thou art exalted as Head above all . I Chron. 29:11 Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Williams COmRATULATIONS IX WeMdij J. Wagaee, You have made your dream a reality. We love you and are so proud of you. Best wishes for future success Love, Mom, Dad, Rob, And Grandmom Greenwalt Dr. Stephen Albert Pulley Since you were 5 years old, you said you wanted to be a doctor. Now your dream has come true. Your happiness is your family ' s happiness Congratulations! We Love You, Mom, Dad, Brother Philip, Sister Jacqueline T u, Cotuitj OiOwpaeJlc PiofeuioKai AuDCuitlo% KENNETH P. HEIST, D.O., F.A.C.O.S., F.A.O.A.D. ROY L. GORIN, D.O. JOHN K. MARIANI, D.O. PRACTICE LIMITED TO ORTHOPAEDIC AND TRAUMATIC SURGERY 1 A REGULUS DRIVE TURNERSVILLE, N.J. 08012 589-7770 Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Successful Future To The Class of 1987 Feel the dignity of a child Do not feel superior to him, for you are not Robert Henri Department Of Pediatrics Carl A. Giombetti, D.O., Chairman Robert Berger, D.O., V ice-Chairman Steven M. Snyder, D.O. A. Faye Rogers-Lomax. D.O. Sandra M. Gawchik, D.O. John P. Bruno, D.O. Cindy Fine Williams, D.O. Rosemary Vickers, D.O. George Kenis, D.O. Pediatric Residents Department Personnel (215) 279-0300 (215) 581-6044 CONRAD T. FRAIDER, D.O., RC. ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY AND DISORDERS OF THE SPINE SUBURBAN GENERAL HOSPITAL OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL SUITE 306 CENTER OF PHILA. 2705 DEKALB PIKE 4190 CITY LINE AVE. NORRISTOWN, PA 19401 PHILADELPHIA, PA 19131 877-9330 On Behalf Of The Internal Medicine Department Of The Osteopathic Medical Center Of Philadelphia We Would Like To Extend Our Congratulations And Best Wishes For A Successful Career. Doctor William A. Nicltey Doctor John Simelaro Professor Vice Cliairman Cliairinan Department of Medicine Department of Internal Medicine Chairman, Division of Pulmonary Doctor Albert DiAIonzo Director Clinical Medicine Dr. Wayne Arnold Dr. Theodora Bernadi ni Dr. David Bevan, Chairman, Division of Rheumatology Dr. Michael Broder Dr. Vincent Carr Dr. Zenia Chernyk Dr. James Conroy Dr. Albert D ' Alonzo, Director, Clinical Medicine Dr. William Dickerson, Chairman, Division of Infectious Disease Dr. Jeffrey Freeman, Chairman, Division of Endocrinology Dr. Martin Gavin Dr. William Gilhool, Chairman, Division of Gastroenterology Dr. Michael Kirschbaum, Chairman, Division of Cardiology Dr. Bruce Romberg Dr. Patrick Lanutti Dr. Stephen Levin Dr. Bruce Margolis Dr. William Nickey, Professor, Chairman, Department of Internal Medicine Dr. Michael Resnick Dr. Marvin Rosner Dr. John Simelaro, Vice Chairman, Department of Medicine, Chairman, Div. of Pulmonary Dr. Micheal Venditto Dr. Jack Waterman Dr. Gene Wyszynski DEAR DOCTORS, On behalf of The Alumni Association of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, CONGRATULATIONS ONE AND ALL! We welcome you as Alumni with complimentary membership for your first full year as a D.O. If there is ever anything we can do for you, please call on us. The Executive Committee Albert F. DAlonzo, D.O. Richard Darby, D.O. Joseph A. Ackil, D.O. Louis Wm. Martini, DO. Robert J. Furey, D.O. Galen S. Young, Sr., D.O. Hale T Peffall, Jr. President President -Elect Past President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Executive Director nternship and Residency Education at the Hospital of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Tlic Hospital is approved for 30 intern positions, and prinides responsible in ' olvement of the imem in patient aire, pemiitting the new ph -sician to develop and strengthen skills. AOA Approved Residcncv ' Projirams: ■ . ne tile-iolog ' ■ Pathology ' ■ Kniergene- .Medicine ■ Pediatrics ■ General Praaiee ■ Radiology ■ Iniemal .Medicine ■ Surgery ■ Obsietrics G iiecolog%- General ■ ()phthalmoIog - Orthopedic ■ Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Proctologic ■ ()torhinolar i i olog ' ( ro-HaciaI Plastic ,Siirger I ' rologlc Approved Fellowships; ■ Cardiology ■ dastn lenterc )li )_g ■ llematolog - ■ .Medical ni.se;Lses of the Chest Philadelphia ' s six medical schools. -i6 ho.spitals. and many learned and scientific stKieiies provide unlimited professional resources for the physician. .-Xl.so historic siies and cultural in.stimtions are in minutes from the Hospital. For iiiil« i ' ili.inii ii. write; D.L Wisely. I t).. .Nteilica! Director ( .lo palliic . kxlic.il CIl-iirt i t l ' liil.n.lelphi,i ilSDCiiy . vcinic. l ' hihiJelphi;i. I ' . I4i-!l [(i4(i Osteopathic UNION HOSPITAL 1000 GALLOPING HILL ROAD UNION. NJ 07083 201-687-1900 VICTOR J. FRESOLONE, PRESIDENT com ID wmm pion m be T NION HCSPITAL At Union Hospital, our success Is translated Into an unceas- ing quest tor excellence in education, medicine, nursing and patient care Working closely with a medical staff attuned to ttie Importance of the learning process, your skills as an osteopathic physi- cian will be enchanced through participation in carefully- designed educational programs, daily interaction with the ex- pertise of ancillary staff and concentrated exposure to advanced technological resources With a medical education program consisting of 300 teaching beds, U,H invites you to shape your professional goals amid the setting of a modern and expanding community hospital Residency programs are provided in: ■ Anesthesiology ■ Radiology ■ Proctology ' General Practice ' Internal IVIedicine ' General Surgery ' Emergency Medicine ' Otorhlnolaryngology Facial Plastic Surgery ANTHONY N. LAFALCE, DO., VICE PRESIDENT OF MEDICAL AFFAIRS O f,  i x - 0 S- O Lansing General Olll Hospital, Osteopathic Medical Education Lansing General Hospital, Osteopathic 2727 S. Pennsylvania Lansing, Ml 48910 Delaware Valley Medical Center 200 Oxford Valley Road Langhorne, Pa 19047 (215) 750-3000 SERVING LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, 30 MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Externships Approved For Intern Training Residencies: Emergency Medicine General Practice General Surgery Internal Medicine Ophthamology Orthopedic Surgery Pathology Memberships: American Osteopathic Association American Osteopathic Hospital Association Delaware Valley Hospital Council Hospital Association Of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Osteopathic Hospital Association Harry Glass, D.O. President Board Of Directors Boris H. Traven, D.O. Medical Director DME Mr. Rocco Mastricolo Chief Oper ating Officer Albert Bonier, D.O., Chief Medical Officer Metropolitan Hospital 801 Arch Street, 5th Floor Philadelphia, PA 19107 (215) 238-6787 Riverside Hospital An Osteopathic Community Hospital Examine The Potential For You At Riverside Hospital • Fully accredited, progressively administered, 97 bed, teaching hospital • Offering a full service, supportive atmosphere for the osteopathic physician • Excellent practice opportunities in the area • Located in the Washington-New York corridor, Wilmington has a full variety of cultural, educational, and recreational opportunities • Combines the science of medicine with the art of caring • AOA approved for 6 rotating interships • Renovation and expansion programs in progress For more information, call or write: Norval R. Copeland - Executive Director Raymond F. Rooney, D.O. - Medical Director Riverside Hospital 700 Lea Boulevard, Wilmington, Delaware 19899 (302) 764-6120 Congratulations Class Of 1987 CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES OF PCOM Michael Kirschbaum, D.O. Wayne Arnold, D.O. Alan Geiser, D.O. ' ' Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 ' ' GEORGE H. GUEST, D.O. ROY N. PASKER, D.O. EDWARD M. GENTILE, D.O. Carl Kodroff, D.O. PCOM ' 56 E. Norman Weiss, D.O. PCOM 72 Maria Limberakis, D.O. PCOM ' 80 Ralph D. Mazzochetti, D.O. PCOM ' 85 The Physician s of Bustleton Medical Center would like to congratulate all the students of Class of 1987 Especially The Following Students Who Served On A Rotation At Bustleton Medical Center James G. Arnone Douglas G. Kimmel joann M. Cozza Barbara M. Saracino Hope S. Honig Anthony E. DiMarco Rafi Gabay Jeffrey C. Hager Ritamarie D. Mancini Craig I. Schwartz Lawrence Barr 356 COCH Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital OFFERING QUALITY FAMILY-CENTERED HEALTH CARE IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA If you ' re seeking the fresh air, unspoiled beauty and hospitality of a rural community, yet enjoy the high-energy attractions and accessibility of a large city, then consider a career at Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital. Our new 96-bed, acute care facility is located along Interstate 80, between Pittsburgh and Erie. Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital continues to grow as the primary source of family-centered health care in Clarion County. Our facility consists of a full range of services including obstetrics, pathology laboratory and nuclear medicine, cardiopulmonary, physical therapy, ICCU, 24-hour emer- gency services, radiology complete with computerized axial tomography. Surgicare and other outpatient services. We are AOA approved f or Intern and Extern training eind can offer excellent practice opportunities for family practice and specialist physicians. For more information about Clarion Osteopathic Communi- ty Hospital ' s education programs or about how we can assist you in establishing your practice in the county, contact Angelo E. Amadio, D.O., Director of Medical Education. COCH Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital One Hospital Drive, Clarion, PA 16214 (814) 226-9500 357 Still growing, after all these years After over 40 years of teaching and healing, Botsford General Hospital is a seasoned, established osteopathic institution. We ' ve earned our reputation as a leading community-based teaching hospital, and our place as the fourth largest osteopathic institution in the nation. But we ' re still young at heart. We ' re still expanding, adding new facilities, beds, even a new wing. We ' re still sponsoring new programs, like our Physician ' s Referral Network for private and staff physicians. We ' re still launching some of the finest DO ' s into the profession, in 1 6 different medical specialties. After over 40 years, we ' re still experiencing the energy and optimism of youth. And, we don ' t intend to change. BOTSFORD GENERAL HOSPITAL An osteopathic institution serving the community 28050 Grand River Avenue, Farmington Hills, MI 48024 OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE . . . 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 To John Buonomo: Congratulations, We Are All Very Proud Of You. Love — MOM AND DAD, LON AND KATHLEEN YOUR WIFE MARY ANN CONGRATULATIONS YOU ' VE COME A LONG WAY ROBBIE. WE ' RE PROUD OF YOU. Mom Dad Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 THE DAGNEY FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS DR. ANNMARIE LAMMENDOLA Wifu, l ffuf AW or You. Good Ludo U YouM, PnofmioK. WSOt Muck HappiMtu uffHk. MOMMY A OAOOY Congratulations To A Wife 1 Am Very Proud Of, Dr. Barbara M. Saracino. Thank You, God, For The Strength You Have Given Her To Achieve Her Goal In Life. Love, YOUR HUSBAND, JAMES P.S. Congratulations Mommy, Love, YOUR DAUGHTER, DANIELLA XOXO Congratulations David, We are proud and happy as you enter this noble profession. Your outstanding achievements, your kindness, perpetual generosity and inimitable humor have enriched the lives of all of us. We thank you for the many personal sacrifices you ' ve made to help others along the way. Your nationally published medical articles on cardiac research have brought great pride to all of us. We pray that your future will hold the true happiness and professional fulfillment which you so truly deserve. Your Loving Mother and Dad, sister and brothers. Dr. and Mrs. Louis F. Amalfitano Dr. Diane, Dr Michael and Don Congratulations And Best Wishes To Dr. Ritamarie D. Mancini May God Bless You And Guide You Throughout Your Career With Much Love And Pride MOTHER AND DAD To Dr. Ritamarie D. Mancini Congratulations And Best Wishes May Your Life As A Physician Be A Blessed And Successful One Love Always, UNCLE ANTHONY CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1987 FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE John W. Becher, Jr., D.O., FACOEP, C hairman Steven J. Parrillo, D.O., FACOEP Eileen M. Singer, D.O. Victor J. Scali, D.O. Edward J. Sara ma, D.O., FACOEP Daria M. Starosta, D.O. Steven Evans, D.O. Russell Mazda, D.O. Kenneth K. Doroski, D.O. EMERGENCY MEDICINE RESIDENTS Jennifer Bant ley, D.O. John Coyle, D.O. John Damiano, D.O. Michele Fa lino, D.O. Robert Linkenheimer, D.O. Leonard Ulan, D.O. Douglas Allen, D.O. David Coffey, D.O. Elaine Lombardi, D.O. Stephen Roda, D.O. Theodore Spevack, D.O. Thomas Ziemba, D.O. TliA GmkdtiM Ciaik Of 1 987 BEST WISHES FOR A MOST SUCCESSFUL FUTURE METROPOLITAN NEPHROLOGY ASSOCIATES William A. Nickey, D.O., F.A.C.O.I. Stephen S. Levin, D.O., F.A.C.O.I. Michael H. Broder, D.O. Martin F. Gavin, D.O. Jack Waterman, D.O. BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL AND FULFILLING CAREER CLASS OF 1987 Urologic Associates Of OMCP Leonard Finkelstein, D.O. Samuel Manfrey, D.O. ffh E.R. Squibb Sons ILL United States CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1987 Your Friends In The Philadelphia Division Of E.R. Squibb - U.S. PCOM CLASS OF 1987 WARMEST BEST WISHES FOR PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS WILLIAM R. HENWOOD, D.O. CHRISTOPHER M. HASBACH, D.O. 87 Stambaugh Avenue Suite 5 Sharon, Pennsylvania 16146 412-981-7140 From PCOM Classes Of 1989 1990 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1987 AUXILIARY TO OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER OF PHILADELPHIA Om 0n987 Lee D. Rowe, M.D. Andrea S. Woli, D.O. Karen M. Lyons, M.D. facial and body contouring McKI procedures done ivtihoul hcnpiutlutlon CENTER FOR PLASTIC RECONSTRUaiVE SURGERY Or SKermjn Lets, Medicjl Dirrcloi Chief Surgeon Bojrd Cenilied m Pljslic R«onslructive Surgery BalaCyrrwydiBenvilem.PA (215I« 7TM METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL THE BALAMCED APPROACH TO HEALTH Grand Rapids, Michigan Offering: Residencies Internships Externships Robert Bowman, DO Director of Medical Education 1919 Boston SE Grand Rapids, Ml 49506 (616)247-7078 SUN COAST HOSPITAL 2025 INDIAN ROCKS ROAD P.O. BOX 2025 LARGO, FLORIDA 34294-2025 (813)581-9474 Sun Coast Hospital, one of the nation ' s largest and most com- plete osteopathic general hospitals and teaching institutions, is a hospital which receives no tax support or subsidies. It is gov- erned by a board of trustees who donate their time and talents. The medical and technical staffs of Su resent all major areas of professional sk PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Anesthesiology Cardiology Communicative Disorders (Speech and Hearing) Dental Surgery Dermatology Electrocardiography Enterostomal Therapy General Surgery Gynecology Internal Medicine Manipulative Therapy Nephrology (Hemodialysis) Neurology Neurosurgery Nuclear Medicine Obstetrics Occupational Therapy Oncology Ophthalmology Orthopedic Surgery Otolaryngology (ENT) Pathology Pediatrics Plastic Surgery Podiatry Proctology Psychiatry Pulmonary Disorders Radiation Therapy Recreational Therapy Social Services Thoracic Surgery Urology Vascular Surgery n Coast Hospital rep- ills: SPECIALIZED FACILITIES C.A.T. Scanner Chemical Dependency Unit Clinical Laboratory Communicative Disorders Clinic Day Surgery Emergency Room Hemodialysis Unit Intensive Care Unit Mental Health Unit Obstetrical Unit Pathological Laboratory Pediatric Unit Pharmacy Physical Therapy Pulmonary Function Laboratory Radioisotope Laboratory Radiology Department Respiratory Therapy Telephone Sun Coast Hospital, 586-7111, to request a free physicians directory which lists all Sun Coast Hospital physicians and their specialties. Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 Department Of Otorhinolaryngology And Facial Plastic Surgery Theodore P Mauer, D.O., F.O.C.O.O., Chairman And Professor Martin S. Neifield, D.O. Ronald N. Reinhard, D.O. Robert F. Giuliano, D.O. Lynne Sumerson, D.O. David Granoff, D.O. Vytas Silunas, D.O. Ronald Kirschner, D.O. Bernard McDonnell, D.O. Paul Imber, D.O. Lee D. Rowe, M.D. Andrea S. Woll, D.O. Karen M. Lyons, M.D. Stephen Smith, D.M.D., Chairman Of T.M.J. Nancy Koshetar, D.D.S. RESIDENT STAFF Dean Berman, D.O. Joseph Muscarella, D.O. Joseph Hemer, DO. Benjamen Chack, D.O. Stephen Dorf, D.O. Claude Di Marco, D.O. Edward Thompkins, D.O. Joseph Olekszyck, D.O. Congratulations John J. Moore D.O. With much love - Mom, Dad, Bob, Pat, Mary, Mark, Tom, Chris, Dewey, Mike and Dan Congratulations Doctor Ross Hi lard Greenberg You are so special! Love and best wishes, Mom and Bill We are very proud of you, Dr. Karen E. Fox Congratulations, much love and best wishes Tom, Mom, Dad, Mark and Eric Doctor Captain Ross Greenberg You did it your way. Congratulations and love, Marjorie Anne and all the Meimans MIKE, The buck stops May 31st you ' re on your own. love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Lorie Lore man Much happiness in the future Love, Mom CONGRATULATIONS DR. KATHERINE CORMAN Jim Masterson Congra tula tions! Keep growing but stay as nice as you are. Mom and Dad Roger C. Viola A.H. Robins Co. Medical Service Representative D,L. Wisely, D.O., F.A.C.O.S. Art iur Sesso, D. O. Best Wishes, Surgery Dept. The PURDUE FREDERICK CO., makers of Uniphyl, Trilisate, Ms Contin, Senokot, and Betadine products, would like to wish the Class of 1987 the very best! Congra tula tions! Best Wishes For The Class Of 1987 Dr. And Mrs. David Heilig Best Of Luck! MMTEXM Renee N. Salvato m MM Professional Sales Representative 25 Dorset Place Maple Shade, New Jersey 08052 Telephone (609) 234-1955 Lehigh Internal Medicine Associates Allentown, Pa. Congratulations to our young doctors. CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES! Schering-Plough REGIONAL SURGICAL ASSOCIATES, INC. Leonard B. Segal, D.O. James L. Harris, D.O. Jan C. Kletter, M.D. GENERAL SURGERY 53 Pinewood Drive The Courtyard at Oxford Valley Levittown, Pa. 19054 Suite ' 102 (215) 946-6000 Langhorne, Pa. 19047 (215) 750-7070 Suite 202-Frankford Hospital (Torresdale Division) Red Lion Knights Road Philadelphia, Pa. 19114 (215) 698-2882 Congratulations to the Class Of 1987 Howard H. Nesbitt, D.O. Internal Medicine 1331 E. Wyoming Ave Phila., Pa. 19124 215-831-1086 Glaxo Research Triangle Park, N.C. ComnjolMldtumk lo ' Hi dlaU of 1 987! Tia, b of fudo Hr ijow oM A i uf ipeaiai (umqndtji 1iy luy BtoOm, Tlwum P. Bf(oWti, 0.0. Tlmb uiak H£Ji i Oiuf doiM Ut ua udud tkdt tjow couM gKadiwtl f um meduud iclwoi. To ' me tjownjs Ha 1jbp of (jowv dau! WdU ioi c,, ifowi bftoOm, Congratulations And Best Wishes To Dr Debbie Lozito And The Class Of ' 87 From this day forward, as you begin PATRONS your life as a physician and your dream becomes a reality, we want you Mr. And Mrs. Joseph P. Collins Sr. to know how very proud of you we are. Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Debo May your future be successful and Mr. And Mrs. Albert Canzer your dedication to the medical Dr. And Mrs. A. Bruce King field bring you much happiness always. Florence And Bill Malmrose Mrs. Carol Morrison Love, Mr. And Mrs. Louis J. Sabatini Mom, Dad, Lynn and Bob, Joseph, Donna, Francine, Kala And Phil Sandler Betty And Fred Wenger, Sr. Michael, Michele, Jennifer, Allison And Melissa Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 Gregory And Paula Bancroft And WB mUT£ YOU! Family THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF PCOM B l John R. Gimpel ' 88, President hh r l George Papanicoloau ' 89, 1st V.P. PVnM Jennifer Pullano ' 89, 2nd V.P. Anthony Guarracino ' 89, Treasurer liCritj Mary Beth Bollinger ' 89, Recording Secretary Don DeBrakeleer ' 90, Corresponding Secretary 1 % 1 Kris Belland ' 89, Parliamentarian H Congratulations to Thomas E. Marchiondo, D.O. from Mom, Dad, Mike, Vince, Ed and Grandmom Uncle Gene Good Luck To The Class Of ' 87 and in particular to my son Stephen J. Petteruti D.O. Joseph S. Petteruti D.O. LET THE BANNERS FLY AND THE TRUMPETS BLARE! CONGRATULATIONS ind BEST WISHES To Our Son DR. ALLEN BENNETT SWINGER With Love And Pride, Shirley And Morton Swinger . ' tittytiMa ima-nm LOVE MOM and DAD KERN Cm HjdtiMi Aid Bat Wulm! Members Of The Department Of Osteopathic Principles And Practices Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine N. Nicholas, D.O. A. Leone, D.O. D. Heilig, D.O. A. Zelis, D.O. A. Nicholas, D.O. I. Schmidt, D.O. K. England, D.O. R. Gober, D.O. W. Ehrenfeuchter, D.O. E. Noble Wagner, D.O. M. Blumberg, D.O. P. Bell, D.O. J. Sulman, D.O. D. Coffey, D.L CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 87 General Practice Department Philadelphia College Of Osteopathic Medicine John R.Malatesta 1907 1987 h ' .ilher in I.iu of: Louis F. Am., I ! i t una i ' « PCOM 1954 Yii.s i.i jd .) f fli.i L. Malatesta. for 60 ye.trs His fxt-aplnty lite of thoiinhntiliK ' ss. kiniines i -inii l ri iJft ihi I ;(• (• fisi (.V tiavf entichfd till- lives of dll of us lii-i msdua. kiiowloitf;)- .111(1 urciit bfiif o!finf l io ul) ' tl .III insfjitjtioii uhirh nuulfti his f.tmily t:,h.ii l. ,)utst(tiuliiif; .It liii- tnii-iil s tii ' i , oiil t ihiitCLl Cro.it ly lour iid .ill tio kiu- and loyrit him We will all miss you Pop Pop... Congratulations Class Of 1987! Best Of Luck Sandoz Pharmaceuticab Dpnay Pharmaceuticab East Hanover, New Jersey 07936 Allentown Osteopathic Medical Center • Established 1944 • Located in the iDeautifui Lehigh Valley i j 1 — . -ir ;-,. tinila m fi. • 1 50-bed capacity • Approved for intern and residency training Offering Residencies in: • General Practice • Obstetrics Gynecology • Medicine • General Surgery • Urology Marvin C Miles President Chief Executive Officer Joseph W. Stella, DO Vice President of Medical Affairs 1736 Hamilton Street Allentown, PA 18104 (215) 770-8300 375 CONGRATULATIONS Dr. Thomas P. Brown From Your Loving Family With Pride Mother, Dad, Grandmother, Brother Steve, Sister Paula. Brother-ln-Law Brian And Nephew Ryan. Also, Best Wishes Tom With Your Naval Internship And Naval Medical Career. Congratulations Michael Hauk And Class Of 1987 THE HAUK FAMILY Congratulations Todd and Kevin Mom And Dad Detar Congratulations Dr. Thomas P. Brown from your loving wife Deneen and daughter Natasha Joy Michael . . . In order to achieve happiness and success, always remember to stop and marvel at the color purple . . . All my love. Barb CONGRATULATIONS DR. TALABISKA Love, Mom and Michael CONGRATULATIONS Doctor Douglas Garret Kimmel A Very Special Person A Very Special Time A Very Special Gift To Give To All Mankind All Our Love Mom And Dad Congratulations Dr. John C. Payne! Best Wishes For A Most Happy And Successful Career. Love, Mom And Dad To Robin ' ' IRISH ' ' Savar Proud Of You . . . Love, POP- POP Congratulations Dr. Ronald Emmi Mr. And Mrs. Anthony P. Emmi Scranton, PA Douglas G. Kimmel, D.O. CONGRATULATIONS DADDY Mommy and 1 are extremely proud of you and love you very much Nicole Samantha Kimmel Congratulations, Clare! We ' re very proud of you The Thomas Family To Maria - May your enthusiasm, thirst for knowledge and life of service bring you new heights of happiness. Love, Dad, Mom, Susan, Stephen and Lisa Procopio The Office of the Dean and The Offices of the Assistant Deans For Basic and Clinical Sciences Congratulate you upon your graduation from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medi- cine. This achievement has involved your wiOingness to travel a long and difficult road for the past four years. We are proud of your inteUigence, your tenacity and above all your commitment to the osteopathic profession. You have entered a demanding professional community that will offer you great opportunities to contribute to service, research and education. We are confident in our hopes for your future - a future full of work and reward - and proud of the strength of character that you have demonstrated and will continue to demonstrate. Joseph A. Dieterie, D.O. Dean Robvn R. Xeyand, M.A. Asst. to the Dean Ruth D. ' lan Coordinator Nancy Fisher Executive Secretary Rosanne M. Cocca Receptionist Roben Berger, D.O. Asst. Dean for Clinical Education Faythe D. Glenn Coordinator Jean M. Doud Clerk Typist Catherine E. Mancini Clerk Typist Tage N. Kvist, Ph.D. Asst. Dean for Basic Sciences Cheryl Guido Secretary 377 K S ' Wn Wj J ' ■■n r ' J -- f ]r ' M J