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

Text from Pages 1 - 368 of the 1988 volume:

of (©sleopatljic ebtcins l j ■i lt. K nrfMpMfti r=? :5ift.5 ' , YriAPSIS 1988 i.iiij,m,.w.i!m.ijiwiiniiiiMiM The Class of 1988 dedicates this yearbook to the memory of our friend and classmate, Clifford Glenn Dorf. His desire and determination coupled with his kind, gentle manner would have made him a fine osteopathic physician. We share his loss with family and friends but feel that his spirit lives on in the hearts of those he touched. The Class of 1988 Clifford Glenn Dorf .mm. m ' i lU heft ' p ufiUuui of Moff imbciMjsi. Franklin mlB WfTT iWMMMW A ipecut itu a doctbfv omj dwtUy office, kowil 7 plujlUU ui U omj idtJumi aUiitad ' Galen vi:t BBgE - M B B I L - J Bi H 6 w - niiP i P ' i mi k 1 ym. f l -4 uilW. II PJ,IU.LJliU «B.JWM HBMI mt j M 4 4 i m -mM-t m ■1 sa0s ■OL-j:. 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IF ■ M WL Ll 4iH Bft Many humans die. ■[ ' ' Kwk. K They die like the tender. w ' : ■ ' 1 W fc . m- HH palpitating berries w M? ' Ji ;: kj k c Hk in November. HF MM: l kM ■■■ ■ii H But all along the doctors r 1 ■0 H remember: |f . ■ ■ H B rirst do no harm. ■ w ' K m They would kiss it if it would f jMj m .«:.m- m  1 heal. 1 f ' HH 1 It would not heal. M r: ' r-- . MtKmtM i if the doctors cure Mm «H then the sun sees it. T % H If the doctors kill H 1 then the earth hides it. B The doctors should fear ...i H arrogance more than cardiac arrest. k If they are too proud, ( and some are. m - n then they leave home on m %J ft 1 horseback K fl B but God returns them on foot. j BR r - Anne Sexton 1 • — 1 17 DIIDACTIIC YEAM ' fP .3t ;a -i. ■■■■ni i iiiij I [m m m mmmmmmmmmm mmnttixmi iLx. ummimvL ummmmmis mm PATHOLOGIC BASIS 4 DISEASE PQ tD O P5 7 C i£ yieMo mmmmtm ' mmmmmim miimmmiffn fmw r Tjr fm ifif r IMBUJaHIIMIIIIHBIMi Hi The anatomy i-)epartment In Department feud ' WHAT ' S SO FUNMY ABOUT MEDICAL SCHOOL? How about . . . ... a PhD department chairman who can ' t oper- ate a two button control . . . ' grucose to pyluvate, buh isteah, go to grucose sees phophate tru udder patway . . . ees so eee-zee ... all of those sage sayings from V.T. Cipolla . . . BUM BUL BUM . . . Weeelll, since you can ' t read the X-Ray, maybe you can sing us a song . . . ' I ' m sorry, but if your parents can afford two meals five days a week and you own a bicycle, you don ' t qualify for financial aid, tmmmwmimmu irst There Was Band-Aid Then Live-Aid, And Now . . . Financial Aid B-B-B-Bad to the bone, B-B-B-B-B-Baad . . . bad to the bone. ' ' ' ' mmmmsmm ' wmmsm m mm fummmm!fiiim i¥iim: ' iiililiilMilliliil sUP rrierrls forever, thanks to the post office. Wilderness Survival 101 ' fsn r HM LUHmW3 B , T CLMUCAL YEAl ' y ' f tf n WW l Wtsff ' jWP j ' BBB I ' w pipiiliipiil ll l  l|| I II IIJ i A l il!i l i i Jltl In the matter of Physical Diagnosis, greed is not a sin; it is a virtue. There can never be enough hearts and lungs to teach a Doctor his business. Do not rely upon the x-ray machine, the electrocardiograph, or the laboratory to tell you what your hands, eyes, and ears can find out, lest your senses atrophy from disease. The machine does not exist that can take the place of a divining physician. The physical examina- tion affords the opportunity to touch your pa- tient. It gives the patient the opportunity to be touched by you. In this exchange, messages are sent from one to the other that, if your examina- tion is performed with honesty and humility, will cause the divining powers of the Augurs to be passed on you - their last heir. From Letters To A Young Doctor by Richard Selzer :7 ' TtlE STETHOSCOPE Through it over young women ' s abdomens tense, I have heard the sound of creation and. In a dead mans chest, the silence before creation began. Should I pray therefore? Hold this instrument in awe and aloft a procession of banners? Hang this thing in the interior of a cold, mushroom-dark church? Should I kneel before it, chant an apophthegm from a small text? Mimic priest or rabbi, the swaying noises of religious men? Meverl Yet I could praise it. I should by doing so celebrate my own ears, by praising them praise speech at midnight when men become philosophers; laughter of the sane and insane, . . night cries of IriJured creatures, wide-eyed or blind; moonlight sonatas on a needle; lovers with doves In their throats; the wind traveling from where it began. - Dannie Abse tipmii THE VIGORS T iophy PKUznttd 8( Vii. Anthony Tizblno, and CcuieZ KzWiVi oi The. PhilndeZphia CoH ■ m mm Pt-OC ii Stable, OulMA g | , OFFICIAL lie-ynaldo H. Nobtu, T iaineA%jO (lQl J I , Di4 i-n - ' - ' f ' f- A, Up ' ■ PuA.i $14, 5( GoKdeji State. Pcwfe - Miui PHOTO L K ■mu timimmiin imt,m Mikikf m BMB B fflMMBWETO I. ■ mMaUiiiMiijlAUiimi i i ia i iiL CLiniC DICTIONARY: BAD BLOOD: Hypertension HIGH BLOOD: Hypertension LOW BLOOD: Anemia TRICKY PriEUNOniA: Tricliomonas AMBIOTIC: Antibiotic ASMA: Asthma PEAMUT BUTTER BALL: Phenobarbitol CONTAinm ' WATER: Edema MAMMY-O-QRAM: Mammogram TUBALATIOM: Tubal Ligation Pain Work-Up Tell me about the pain. Is it sharp or dull? What brings it on? What makes It go away? Does aspirin seem to help? Does It feel better after eating? Can you tolerate greasy foods? Does It get relieved when you lie down? Is It worse in the morning or evening? Put your finger on the spot that hurts most. Does It come and go or Is the pain constant? Does It radiate through to your back or shoulder? Does it crumple you in half when the pain comes? Do you feel like a small animal is nibbling inside you? Do you wake in the morning crovmed with a halo of pain? Have you come to depend on the pain to keep you alive? Do you remember a time before birth when the rhythm of the universe was your second heart beat? Do you remember how green the grass used to be? Do you remember a time when you remembered no pain? When you were young did you torture animals? Were you faithful to your first lover? Are you afraid of the darkness? Tell me about the pain? Is it sharp or dull? - Jeremy Nobel Mmmpiiiiiw !  i—m— B M me mmmmMMmi ' k 4 1 Don ' t make me begl The World According to D.O. Cuscela NATIONAL BOARDS PART 2 LECTURE HALL A FIRST FLOOR yft «!- ra ACULTY l OF i mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmdM ADMiniSTRATIOM J. Peter Tilley, D.O. PRESIDENT Joseph A. Dieterle, D.O. DEAN Tage n. Kvist Ph.D. ASSISTANT DEAN FOR BASIC SCIENCES Domenic A. Debias, Ph.D. FORMER ASSISTANT DEAN FOR BASIC SCIENCES Robert Berger, D.O. ASSISTANT DEAN FOR CLINICAL EDUCATION Carol A. Fox DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND STUDENT AFFAIRS Richard Tomlinson ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND STUDENT AFFAIRS Robert Q. Cuzzolino FORMER ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND STUDENT AFFAIRS m J. Sydney Hoffman CHAIRMAn, OFiCP BOARD OF TRUSTEES Daniel L. Wisely, D.O. DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL EDUCATIOn Fainnan L. Denlinger, D.O. DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE HEALTH SERVICES Shanker H. Vyas DIRECTOR OF LIBRARY SCIEnCES Hale T. Peffall, Jr. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ALUMFil RELATIONS Virginia Qavigan DIRECTOR OF FiriANCIAL AID i :i AnATOMY Tage Pi. Kvist, Ph.D. CHAIRMAN Vincent T. CipoUa, D.O. FORMER CHAIRMAM Michael F. Shank, D.O Robert riiewenhuis, Ph.D Richard Motzold, Ph.D. Frank Buttery 1937-1987 m MEMORIUM riOT SHOWM: RICHARD KRIEBEL, PH.D. PATRICK M. COUQHLin BIOCHEMISTRY Raymond E. Knauff, Ph.D. CHAlRMAn Jo Anne Q. Pieringer, Ph.D. Yu Chen Lin, Ph.D. Mervyn H. Kline, Ph.D. Micliael H. Davis, Ph.D. MICROBIOLOGY liicholas Burdash, Ph.D. CHAIRMAn Jere M. Boyer, Ph.D. FORMER CHAIRMAN Gary Cashon, Ph.D. Bruno Bromide, Ph.D. Charles M. Bendas, Ph.D. MOT SHOWri: LAWREFiCE D ' AMTOrilO, PH.D. JOHN LOHR, PH.D. PHYSIOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY Domenic A. DeBias, Ph.D. CHAIRMAn M.H.F. Friedman, Ph.D. Charlotte H. Green, Ph.D. Henry Hitner, Ph.D. Michael Mahalik, Ph.D. Susan Miska, Ph.D. IT ' L Walter Prozialeck, Ph.D. Leonard S. Rubin, Ph.D. OSTEOPATHIC PRINCIPLES AMD PRACTICES Alexander S. Nicholas, D.O. CHAIRMAPi nicholas S. Nicholas, D.O. FORMER CHAIRMAn David Heilig, D.O. Katherine M. England, D.O. Walter Ehrenfeuchter, D.O. Philip Bell, D.O. Abraham Zellis, D.O. m PATHOLOGY John J. Femandes, D.O. CHAIRMAM Dante J. Di Marzio, D.O. Justice James, D.O. nOT SHOWPi: GEORGE HUBACHER, D.O. JOHM R. ZOriEL, D.O. QEnERAL PRACTICE John D. Angeloni, D.O. CHAIRMAn Kenneth Veit D.O. Christine Viola, D.O. Fete Hedrick, D.O. m ]k IT ■ MMWi l l WH BMiieiyillllM Richard Donnard, D.O. Stephen Fedec, DO. George Q. Vermeire, D.O. Samuel L. Caruso, D.O. John J. Flaherty, D.O. Gail Shirley, D.O. PFIYSICAL MEDICIME AMD REHABILITATIOM Silvia Ferretti, D.O. John Edwards, D.O. : l INTERHAL medicihe William A. Nickey, D.O. John Simelaro, D.O. Albert F. D ' Alonzo, D.O. William H. Dickerson, D.O. Michael A. Venditto, D.O. Jeffrey S. Freeman, D.O. David Bevan, D.O. i -r Michael Kirschbaum, D.O. Eva Sesso, D.O. Bruce Komberg, D.O. William J. Qilhool, D.O. Michael A. Resnick, D.O. James F. Conroy, D.O. Edmund T. Carroll, D.O. Michael Broder, D.O. Stephen S. Levine, D.O. Zenia A. Chemyk, D.O. PSYCHIATRY Burton Mark, D.O. CHAIRMAN Roy n. Pasker, D.O. FORMER CHAIRMAN George H. Quest, D.O. I ] ' ' i - , y PEDIATRICS Carl Qiombetti, D.O. CMAIRMAn Robert Berger, D.O. Steven M. Snyder, D.O. John Bruno, D.O. Rosemary Vickers, D.O. Alice Rogers-Lomax, D.O. DERMATOLOGY Walter Willis, D.O. Herbert Fletman, D.O. OBSTETRICS AliD GYNECOLOGY Michael L. Mansi, D.O. CHAIRMAN Emanuel Fliegelman, D.O. Susan D. Feck, D.O. Patrick Becher, D.O. Michael Rochowiak, D.O. EMERQEnCY MEDICiriE John W. Becher, D.O. CHAIRMAFi Steven J. Parillo, D.O. nOT SHOWri: VICTOR SCALI, D.O. EILEEM M. SiriQER, D.O. T -- ANESTHESIOLOGY John V. Bellis, D.O. CHAIRMAri Isadore Lieberman, D.O. Thomas L. Moy, D.O. HOT SHOWM: niCHOLAS CAriUSO, D.O. MICHAEL MARMELin, D.O. SURGERY Daniel L. Wisely, D.O. CHAIRMAn Galen S. Young, D.O. Arthur Sesso, D.O. Henry A. D ' Alonzo, D.O. nOT SHOWri: niCHOLAS PEDAnO, D.O. jonard Finkelstein, D.O. Samuel Manfrey, D.O. nOT SHOWM: LAUREnCE BELKOFF, D.O. J. Brendan Wynne, D.O. Conrad Fraider, D.O. John J. Mc Philemy, D.O. Jerome A. Greenspan, D.O. OPHTHALMOLOGY Donald H. Thome, D.O. CHAIRMAN Paul Misischia, D.O. VIW ■ F ■ PtT r-ff ' Vh KSU i K tR I V, w V 1 M RADIOLOGY Robert L. Meals, D.O. CHAIRMAN Henry J. Helak, D.O. nOT SMOWri: JOri PETER TILLEY, D.O. EMT Theodore P. Mauer, D.O. Martin S. neifield, D.O. Ronald Reinhard, D.O. Robert Qiuliano, D.O. riEUROLOQY Joseph S. Lubek, D.O. CHAIRMAPI Dennis Graham, D.O. FORMER CHAIRMAn II ACTIVnTH] Wr lPiV PllvwBWNMNl BH Student Council UAAO flsra |ii HTl ■ M nHBHn SOMA i P Mr V 0 ■ 4 © f-N , ' 4p ' Jar ; ' «§- ' - ' national SOMA M 11 Log . I ST Srli ' i ' - - ' fNlv v, . ' S ' Phi Sig mgn g PSR Christian Medical Society 5 ir li 111! ■ ■ Il l Student Associate Auxiliary Golf Team Soccer Team J ' My wwn A A Men ' s Basketball ™™ ' ™ « i ; i ' ,.u i ai( P Uftym BM i i B MiJiiWiB«lMffJMIJ..-t i..l Volleyball Team ' • ' ■.llllllll«.WIIIiM.WSiW Synapsis ' 88 SYFiAFSIS ' 88 STAFF Editor-in-chief: Angela Adeiizzi Co-Editor-in-chief: Elizabeth Eitzgerald Section Editors Color: Laura Qiroski Didactic Years: Robert Wilkeson Clinical Years: Jerry Balentine Seniors: Maria DePolo Faculty: Karel Keiter Marie Marcil Activities: Kathy Campanella Pam London Business Manager: Patrick Regan Photographers: Larry Anderson John Damiani Eric Lipnack Jim MacMillan Artwork: Paul Chemello Staff: Donna Farrell Cora Goodman John Knepper Brian nester Steven Smaldore Christine Anderson MaryAnn Andriole Kellie Bobbit Paul Caracappa Carman Ciervo Russell Clayton Patrick Elliot Special Thanks to: - Phil Klein for his hard work and endless ideas - Mike Durinzi and Carl Wolf Studios - Carol Fox, Rick Tomlinson, and the Admissions Office staff - Walt and Meckie from Corporate Communications - Bev Adeiizzi, for all the last minute typing! Group One Group Leader: William Kracht Group Two Group Leader: John Gimpel Group Three I Group Leader: Jerry Balentine ii{ ? • ,..--j. ... - r-FWi I . . j , . t ' . .... „ ' ..;,:■ -■y r ' Miy ■„,J.,f f «; y l ' Jt?: l!:? ? gy | ! ' jfM!!; !S: ! ' ljill) iii,: l! Group Four Group Leader: Robert Kodak Group Six Group Leader: Russell Clayton Group Seven Group Leader: Eric Lipnack Group Eight l?l Group Leader: John Sierkierka Group Nine Group Leader: John Hamaty Group Ten Group Leader: Joseph OTieill i 9. m lmmi.MAm ! ..JmmmMi vl!immmimMrmmrfU!i . mm m Group Eleven Group Leader: Ed Zaloga Group Twelve Group Leader: Randy Litman Group Thirteen Group Leader: Christine Anderson 1987 JUDICIAL CONrreSTANTS — Sufireme Court nominee Robert H. Bork was rejected by the US. Senate, and the second nominee, Douglas Ginsburg, withdrew under fire. SILVER SAILS — After defeating Australia to bring the America ' s Cup back home in February, San Diego skipper Dennis Conner waves an American flag while clutching the silver cup at a parade in his hometown. WINNING STREAK — West German Steffi Graf, 17, displays the French Tennis Open cup after she defeated top-seeded American opponent Martina Navratilova. MATERIAL GIRL — With a movie in the works, Madonna is still one of the nation ' s top entertainers. Her marriage with actor Sean Perm puts them both in the limelight often. DAZZLING — Whitney Houston ' s Whitney marks the first album by a female to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard Album Chart. I Wanna Dance With Somebody and ' So Emotional are two of her number-one hit singles. VIOLA VICTORY — The Minnesota Twins beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 in the seventh game of the Worid Series. Frank Viola was named most valuable player in the Series. Photos by Wide World Photos Vc r ROUND TWO — Former Senator Gary Hart (D-Colo.), with his wife Lee, re-entered the 1988 presidential race. Hart withdrew eariier after reports of a sea cruise with Doruia Rice caused a scandal. LITE METAL — Hie top- selling album of 1987, Bon Jovi ' s Slippery When Wet, sold n mijiion copies, the lai gest-selling album ever in the metal category. TINYHERdNfE — Eighteen-month-old ssica McQure held on for two and a half days until rescuers freed her from the 22-foot abandoned well in Midland, HNAL BOW — Fred Astaire, 88, was called the greatest dancer in the world. His innovative, elegant style graced the screen with many partners, including Ginger Rogers and Rita Hayworth. SHOWBIZ — The consummate showman, Liberace, 67, was famous the world over for glitzing up his concerts with furs, rhjnestones and glowing candelabras. HOLLYWOOD LEGEND — Director and actor ]ohn Houston, 81, acted in 21 films and directed 41, including The Maltese Falcon and Tlie African Queen, mm K 1 Sr T: «.7Si5S«ETS ' ;5? ' l '   ' ' : ' . ' T J-. ' ft y itiifflL vjmasM; iitia ! ii!i ' i i ' .i yjiiw!!ii ' ? ' ? ? !! ! ' ! i ' ' .- ' , ■M So the years spin by and now the girl is twenty Though her dreams have lost some grandeur coming home There ' ll be new dreams, maybe better dreams and plenty Before the last revolving year is through. To all my friends and family who have touched my life, I thank you, especially Mom and Dad, whose love, support, and confidence have carried me - I LOVE YOU. L. |i. I ' V ' - y j l |jy]| il | [ ,at  . ii . i .)llJ f l ,BW l , l , l l l . Michael Q. Allison, D.O. fflULJ2[ ki2ii enS The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in which direction we are moving. Oliver Wendell Holmes Thanks to my family for their love, support, and un- derstanding. Without which most of these things I have accomplished would not have been possible. i v PBI ||fH Jcl ■y Ir Jfl LiJ|rv Im f 5 iUHiiaaisuraHiBBi WEiSSiS SS SKSKttKtMKK M fm mm M ' . Laurence D. Anderson, D.O. Yet those who wait for the Lord will gain new strength; They will mount up with wings like eagles, They will run and not get tired. They will walk and not become weary. Isaiah 40:31 Thanks be to Qod for seeing us through this adventure- For Mis unfailing love and constant presence, and for His Son in whom our hope rests. Thanks to our parents- Weston and Marian Anderson Dr. Fairman and Evelyn Denlinger For all your support and prayers. Thanks to the members of our Bible study- Who ' s friendship and encouragement helped us survive in Wayne. But more than anyone that Qod has placed in my life, I want to thank my partner in life— MAMCY- who believed in me when no one else did, who laughed with me, who cried with me, and shared it all with me. For all her hard work and unfailing love. May 1 always be worthy of it. How truly blessed I am. everybody say CHEC5C m Mary Ann Andriole- WendeL D.O. O. Thank-you to everyone who made this day possible. Especially to my parents for their unending support and prayers. To my entire family for always caring and being there. To my friends for all the good times. To Daniel for your constant love. And to God for allowing it all to be. □EsncaBG msmm -V - ' j i ' )M t fflW ' -,. ' - ' ' ,vi ' ir. j f .!f)j ' As I reflect on these past four years, I begin to realize how many people have made this quest possible which ended in June. God gave me life, the ability to think, the desire and strength to help others, and the will to pursue a course with the talents that He has bestowed on me. My family (Dad, Mom, Fred, Sue, Keith, Kevin, Grandma ' s Anthony and Von Hoven) never ceased in their encouragement of my goal to become a physician. Sheryl, always knew that the end would soon come and gave me a wallet card for inspiration that I carried for these four years which reads: Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the road. Thank you everyone! I love you all so much! ... to spend the next four years living at this house where I studied the details of what it takes to become a physician. Thank you frjr the advice, love, and f.arinfj throughout these years. Your constant love and support carried us through hard times. Thank you for all those care packages and the love you gave me over these past four years. mwmmuummiaamBB Debra J. Antinello- Dunleavy, D.O. .y yj ' ' x.y C iu J x With gratitude I dedicate th is page to: My parents, Veronica and Vincent Attinello. Their example of what can be accomplished through hard work has been my inspiration throughout life. My husband. Bill, loving father who made so many sacrifices while starting his own practice so that I would succeed. My husband ' s parents. Rose and Edward Dunleavy. Their tireless support sustained me at times when I felt overwhelmed. Our family friend, Bruce Van Loan. I shared with him my first thoughts of wanting to be a Physician. Me told me he would help. Me kept his word. Without them I would not have been able to complete my educa- tion while helping to raise our six year old son, Sean, and give birth to our six month old daughter, Ashley Rose. I can only say, I love you all. 1 mtm ¥1 - ' ;g£ i.7 ssBssa r w mmy ' Michael F. Avallone Jr., D.O. To Mom and Dad, Well, I finally did it. Just a note of thanks for all of your love and support over the years. Both of you being there for me through the good times as well as the bad times really was greatly appreciated. I just want to express the deep love that 1 have for you both w ith these words. Ree-Ree and Johnny-Boy, Mo one could ever ask for a better sister or brother I love you. Jerry Balentine D.O. There are some things one can not do alone: Getting dressed for your first day of kindergarten . . . surviving puberty .... the first load of laundry at college becoming a physician. Thanks Mom, Dad, Jeff and grandma for always being there. Gandhi ' s seven sins 1. Wealth without work. 2. Pleasure without conscience. 3. Knowledge without character 4 Commerce without morality. 5 Science without humanity. 6 Worship wit ' iout sacrifice. 7. Politics without principle. U ,., . s: J David R. Bargainnier, D.O. • j jt 1- ' j . - _ • y « ■ «!■ V yL t Kelly Jo, Thank you for all of your love and support through- out the years. You are a fantastic wife and mother, and you make the best babies in the world! L ' 1 1 p t . i ,y,, l yi, l l lll . , I . , i Mt.VMj l .i.f] | )JJl i [ JUWl l| ll g y ' Eric P. Barren, D.O. To Karen, my family, and friends - tlianl you for the encouragement and support. I love you all! F. Scott Bartlow, D.O. 5 t- . S J u -A5_ Dedicated to: Mom and Dad - For nurturing the dream. Stephanie and John - For making life full. Debbie - My best friend and confidante. This was possible only with your complete support. Thanks honey. 1 love you. Jesus Christ - My Lord and Savior. Your GIFT has made my life worth living. mmmm Mark D. Beyer, D.O. m J ■ ' jz p.o To the Class of ' 88: Best of luck and remember to always keep your hooks sharp and your powder dry. Mr. B. ■ -■ ' ' J itn i ia Kenneth R. BilL D.O. jL .pj jiP- ' HH William F. Bilski, D.O. U Mcurtiyf. J ao. I would like to thank my mother and father for all the sacrifices they made to get me through school. I love you both very much. Dad, I ' m looking forward to the day when, I ' ll hang my shingle below yours outside our office. Bradley A. Bisk, D.O. OK l)0! N TO TEST THK GROUND BKFdKE TAKfNG YOUR Nf:XT STKP L_ Kellie A. Bobbitt, D.O. nial yl4(i{ flO. A heartfelt thanks to: Mom, Dad, Tracie, and Moira for your generosity and sacrifices over the past four years, but most of all for your constant encouragement a nd cheers of support. To Lori for the laughter and for keeping it all in perspective. To my husband, Steve, for sharing your strength, serenity, and unending love. You ' re truly a special gift. Thank you all for helping me to reach my highest goal. You guys were right . . . where there ' s a will there ' s a way . I Love You!!! Stanley T. Bohinski D.O. LORD, let me be willing to give my time and my attention to all those who come to me in need . . . Let me be sensitive to the concerns of those who trust me and dedicated to providing a better quality of life for those who depend upon me . . . Let my heart never grow indifferent to my patient ' s fears or hardened to their suffering . . . Let my life be lived in the light of your wisdom, in the strength of your presence, and in the mercy of your love . . . And let me never forget that 1 am no more than an instrument of Your divine healing . . . Author unknown Through God ' s grace, I have come to know an unequaled love from Barbara, Chesia Ann and Timothy Blaise. Thank you for always being there. With Qod always guiding the way, everything was made easier through them, my families and friends. Thank you. K .- ' a ' ' HPP 4 IF 9 | 2 J M JL ' fli H H . Special Thanks: •to my friends for all the memories. 1 wish you all the best. ' to my mentors for your knowledge and experience. to my family for all the advice and encouragement. to Liz for all your patience, love and encouragement. I love you. •especially to you mom for your never-ending sup- port, understanding and love. i ■ JM |9l BTu B 4 K-- m A a ' Wm. 1 L if 2 V l 1 a ay Art H. Braunwell III, D.O. I would like to thank my mother, my father, and Amy, whose love and support made this lengthy and ex- pensive endeavor possible. 1 love you all very much. ft m wm - ' Robert P. Brislin, D.O. I Vt : P€ To Mom and Dad . . . Nearly fifty years of raising a family are now complete; your youngest son finally has a job! Thank you for your love, patience, and support. The example of your lives will always be an inspiration to me. f ' I Maria C. Bucco WlOL C-- MilU) AA Fatti non foste per viver come brutti. Ma per seguir virtu e conoscenza. Dante La Divina Commedia W m ' I B 9 If • ' B wHt ' ' M 1 % ' H m ■ ' i% ' ' 1 9 l ' H HH ■ 1 ' i H Hl Bi • ' RH HH 1 • ' .f H W f J I 1 ' M ■■ B fli JoAnn Burke, D.O. C {J c c I To my parents, and Inlaws . . . Thanks for all the support through these harrowing four years To my friends . . . Bill, Cathy, and Gary . . . Thanks for being there when the ledge was near. Thanks for sharing these experiences with me. Let ' s not let this be just a memory. To my kids . . . Jerry, Chris, Matt, and Jenny . . . Thanks for waiting up for your Daddy to wish him luck ee to Love him. Your hugs and smiles took the edge out of many days. I promise . . You ' ll still have a daddy in this doctor. To Mary Lou, my wife If it weren ' t for your understanding, caring, and love I ' d never had started the trip. You ' re right ... I wouldn ' t have been happy any other way. I love you. !? ! ■ Jacqueline F. Cain, D.O. r £ ■£ ■ I would like to thank the following people for they are responsible For the Making of This D.O. . Qod: For my health, my family, good friends, strong faith for never leaving my side. Mom Dad: Your endless love, support 6f self-sacrifice have al- lowed me to endure this struggle and to always keep my accom- plishments in proper perspective. My Qrandmothen For giving me the foundation for my Ideals, Values Principles and for teaching me to believe in myself and to never forget my roots. My Major Support Group : Aunt Bernadette, Uncle Jack S( Aunt Joyce, Jonnah, Theresa Bob K., Bobby Chris, Mickey Kathleen. My Friends thru Thick Thin : Michele M., Linda K., Ann Marie B., Andrea P., B.C. ' , Marta M., Tom Cullen, PJR, Jerry S., Mart:y P. A special thanks to Mary Murphy for always being there. I couldn ' t ask for a better friend. My Bestesf Friend St Mentor: Dr. Mallapa Udoshi. Thanks for always taking the time to teach. 1 hope 1 can be half the cardiolo- gist you are. Co-workers: Mercy nurses (esp. 5SE, PCU, CCU), Residents at CMC (O ' Keefe, Kanouse, McLaughlin, Boyer Morgan), Dr. D. Spatz Dr. D. Wartinger. To Carol Fox for all her help over 4 years. To the late T. Rowland for helping to make a dream come true.  Kathryn Jean Campanella, D.O. A FEW WORDS OF THAnKS . . . To my family . . . who supported and encouraged me, especially my wonderful Mom Dad who were al- ways there to help and be proud. To my friends . . . old, new, classmates Somites and especially to you QB - 1 could never have a better friend. To all those special people in my life who over the past four years have shared the laughter and the tears . . . . . . This is not the end, but a new beginning for us all. • 1 II To Mom Dad - I owe you so very much! Thank you so much for your love and constant support. To my wonderful family - Linda for the example to follow and for all those few extra dollars for pizza. Joe - for being such a great role model. Donna - for all the care packages ' over the years. Sandra - for the greatest display of courage I have ever witnessed. You have taught me to never take life for granted. To my dear friends ■ To Lisa, my study buddy. Attached at the hip. Lis. You made the endless days and nights much shorter! To Kellie Lori - Beware of those glare days, girls. To my roomie, Z - For putting up with me. To Mr. B. - LIH buddy! To the B-Ball Team - Oh well, we had a good time anyway, huh guys? To Student Council - Dave, I eal and Lisa - Oh brother! How did we ever get through that? Lets do a survey and find out. J iif. ' ' ¥ %. In all you do, put Qod first, and he will direct and crown your efforts with success Proverbs 3:6 VlL Glenn L. Camicelli, D.O. -C - vn of UiuuuudM , iU.U Here ' s to the class of ' 88 Best of luck to every one!!! liilllffliWM jlpfeSmippiMII Laura J. Carpenter, D.O. ' ct . cj CaA,j2. uZ 2 Philip W. Caterbone, D.O. kJ. 0?-A4 DO. mmmmmmam Thank You, dear Lord, for the strength and courage it has taken to bring me to this point in my life. Thank you, mom and dad, for all the sacrifices you had to make for me. Thank you, dear friends, both old and new for understanding and supporting me throughout this endeavor. I wish the best for ail my classmates. To all who have touched my life, 1 wish for you this Gaelic Blessing: May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm on your face. The rain fall softly on your fields. And until we meet again. May Qold hold you in the palm of his hand. 134 mmmm Paul A. Chemello, D.O. %uuCCi C iMmJM ao. DEDICATIOn Thanks to all my family and friends for their support and love these past four years. Sanlolo f ranr. o, jantolo l.lsa, : I ' aolo Tutte le slrade ti portano a Roma g n At this time, I would like to dedicate this page to ail those people who have given me support and en- couragement throughout my four years of medical school. A special gratitude goes to my parents who have been continually supportive throughout my en- tire life. It is with all this love, support and prayers that 1 look forward to my future. L_ ■M Hi mmmmiimmmmmmr If we lose our Money, it gives us some Concern. If we are cheated or robbed of it, we are angry: But Money lost may be found; what we are robbed of may be restored: the Treasure of Time once lost, can never be recovered; yet we squander it as though it were nothing worth, or we had no Use for it. Benjamin Franklin 1. Christmas day with Otto. KL 2. Down on the farm, Mool 3. Oh please dad, I look like an elf with this haircut. 4. Fun at Bushkill Falls. 7ft James M. Clarke, D.O. JrCmj % CjUJu j . 9Q II i: i ' : III 111 I want to take this opportunity to thani my class- mates who helped make long classroom hours seem much shorter and hard rotations much easier. With their friendship, the four years at PCOM went so quickly. however, most of all I want to thank my parents for their support and love. With their help I was able to attain my goal of becoming a D.O. 1.W mmMmmsuaam God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore will not we fear, though the earth be re- moved, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea; Though the waters thereof roar and be troubled, though the mountians shake, with the swelling thereof. Psalms 46:1,2,3 •A small portion of the richness of God ' s word! Russell Q. Clayton, D.O. lUjuQ iiJl- rxJC C ' rc - ( ' To those- who taught me love; who are the source of my joy; who are with me always and everywhere; who are my iife- To those whose Image graces this page, I humbly dedicate my work to you with undying gratitude. RQC My family- Mom, Dad, Scott, Kim- my foundation strength, . . . and my biggest fans. canes optimi li P mmmmmm Todd B. Cousins, D.O. r ' — - ' ' ' ' With Love and Gratitude . . . to my entire family, for always standing by me and especially to my parents Stan and Dolores for the continued nurtureing, love, support, guidance, and understanding you provide in my life to old and special friends and you know who you are , for always being there to new friends and classmates thanks for the memories. Steve You believed in me when I doubted myself. That I might follow my dream you put yours on the shelf. Through nights spent alone and promises broken, no word of discontent was once ever spoken. When I needed my space you walked close behind When I needed your touch you weren ' t hard to find, I hope you know the difference you have made in my life. You are in my heart always. My Best Friend, My Lover, My WIFE. Yft Daniel O. Cuscela D.O. And now 1 see with eye serene the very pulse of the machine; A being breathing thoughtful breath, A traveller between life and death. Wordsworth Thanks to those that made it work: Catherine, Felicia, Elizabeth, Mom ■ Dad, Marie, and Charlie M. .■fHk John Damiani, D.O. A Special Thank You to Mom and Dad, for all the sacrifices they have made and the support they have given To my sister who blazed the way and provided me wdth all those backtests To the Author of nature, the Great Physician who heals the soul and by whose power we are able to heal the body, and to His Most Blessed Mother for helping me over every obstacle along the way - MQM jj l ■ w ui H K ' ■ P J H H f ' .i iflHH ;.v.rvm '  - r T-- rrm riicholas P. Dardes, D.O. . o .oZ To Boomer, Nark, Fauli, and Bob, There is in friendship something of all relationships and some- thing above them all. It is the golden thread that ties the hearts of all hearts of all the world. To Grandma, Maryclare, Joe, Danae, Dave, Ruthann and kids, Your constant love, devotion, faith, and support has eased the tension of the struggle over the last four years. You will always be in my thoughts. ' To Mom and Dad, Eight years ago I wanted to become a physician and without you this dream would have never come true. A good physician requires many qualities, and from my father I obtained leadership, persis- tence, confidence and wisdom, and from my mother I obtained patience, compassion, responsibility and maturity, because of you, I am who I am. To Ann, Your simple presence brings love and Joy to my life in a way no other person can. I love you.  ,, t; Hi, Hit, I would like to dedicate all that this page represents to those who made it possible: To Mom, for your unceasing love. To Dad, for the inspiration of your memory. To Uncle Will, for your professionalism and confience in my abilities. To Grandma, for your self- less support. To Uncle Doc, for your love of the pro- fession of Osteopathy. To Tom, for your cool head and sound advice. To Ed, for the strength of your convictions. To Lee, for your guidence and direction. To Colleen, for all those moments, memories and experiences we ' ve had, and for giving me all that only a best friend can. Most of all, I want to thank God for guiding me into a profession which has given me the opportunity to use my skills to help those who may seek my service. David R. Deitz, D.O. . ' ' O. I just want to say to my family, thank you for all the support through this ordeal. I love you all. To Nick, Mike, John, Qrube, Brian, Bude, Heal, Joi, Maria, and Dan the man, the same applies. And remember, they ' re not booing, they ' re saying, ' Daaaaaaaaaaaave! OPEN EVERY DAY 1 1 A.M. - 5 A.M. ..J ouie of L h %i Andrea and I - a very happy new year ' s eve ' 88 ■ To my family who has sacrificed more, and worked even harder than I have so that I might see my dream come true. My thanks just doesn ' t seem like enough. To my friends from Bangor, hotre Dame, and P.C.O.M. who have put up with me and my antics — you ' re the best! And of course, to Qod — without whom nothing is possible. Me, a doctor? That ' s American! Pop OePaolo. You ' ve finally fjot your dof.torl If you don ' t stand for somethlncj, you ' ll fall for anything. ' ' ii ' i i-im If ' C: if ' ! if Maria A. DePolo, D.O. T uJ 4 A Sz) . My heartfelt Thanks to: The Lord, My Saviour and Our Blessed Mother for all of my wonder- ful blessings and continually calling me into an awareness of Your presence. My dear, sweet Mother for taking me from diapers to a D.O. 1 couldn ' t have done it without you. Mom. My sisters, Maureen, Marcia and Mary Beth for being my best friends. You are all so special to me. My brother, Maurice for sparking my interest in Medicine and being a constant source of inspiration. My other brothers, Mike, Qus and Skip for all your love and support throughout the years. My nieces and nephews, Michael, Shannon, Casey, Andrew, Jason and Kyle for sharing your precious lives with me. The rest of my family and friends, especially Uncle Mike, Aunt Lena and Aunt Rose for brightening my days in so many ways just when I needed it most. I love you! Maria i4P Scott Dorftier, D.O. 5«ttMjWwM Ji.O. What a wonderful time to share with those you love. I dedicate myself to my lovely sister Susan and to my little brother Eric, may we always be partners and best friends. To my caring Bubby for being there when I needed her and to my Qrandpop for being my inspiration and watching over me from afar. To my father for showing me the light and making the desire burn brightly inside of me. To my dear mother who- selove, prayers, work and sacrifice held us together and made this day possible. And to the joy of my life, my beautiful wife Andrea, may we be blessed with a long happy life together. Remember thatyou all will forever have my support, love and devotion. Know that I hold all of you and our hopes and dreams forever in my heart. Always Scott ,-1t- -.f-i-.-m .n ii ,.--TT- i i, 1 :i: L l ' II: 1 r l; ic; ijiit . ' ■ ' ' L ' 1 Jon A. Dubin, D.O. I J. Jeffrey Dunlop, D.O ( a yA f ao. ■j m 4 p L SPECIAL THAriKS: to my M other, whose committment and love for her chil- dren has always been felt and deeply appreciated. Her dedication to improving the lives of my brother, sister and I; I vnW never forget. to Pam (Trooper Elliott) and Tim (T-MAH) my favorite (and only) siblings, for your constant encouragement and sup- port for which I will always be grateful. To all my friends; who laughed with me in good times, helped me through the bad times and made the past four years bearable THAriKS . . . to BOO, who taught me that sucess was not a destination but a journey then gave me a roadmap. to Cliff Dorf, whose friendship I ' ll cherish and whose genu- ine consideration for others and love for life will be an inspiration to me always. I was privilidged to have been his friend. 1 will wipe out pestilence and disease . Democracy at the same time! and keep the world safe for I L Thomas J. Ellis, D.O. %««. ?C ' O. This is dedicated in loving memory to my grandmoth- er. I miss you. Dad, thank you, without your perseverance 1 never would have made it this far. Mom, your quiet understanding has been the source of my strength. Jim, Linda, Christie - I love you. Katie, we ' ve grown up together - I love you! --—  :- - —.■.■  .n:M --- - ■■ :- -—:--:. , 1, 15 This column is dedicated to all those people who have touched me by their presence and contributions, and who have enriched and fulfilled my life. To my wife for your unselfish devotion, you have repeatedly or- chestrated happiness in our lives. For carrying and delivering two gorgeous daughters while you worked full-time and supported me emotionally and financially during school; yours was unquestion- ablely the tougher road than mine. I aspire to your efficiency. I am thankful and lucky that you chose me. To my daughters, Jacqueline and Crika, for being such great inspi- ration, and showing me how to TAKE TIME and enjoy the fruits of life. To my mother and father who sacrificed so much of themselves, taught me the value of life, encouraged my efforts, and gave me their wisdom, to both of you, I am eternally grateful and indebted. i A r« ' y i Leslie with our newest creation- ERIKA ELIZABETH Erika says, Im four weeks old today. ' ' S.S!:: ' ? ' ' ' ASHLEY Miss Ameri- • ' ■ ' ca 2004 Hey Dad, I think she needs an ECHO. ' OUR BEACH BABY Captain cruising with First Mate 3 ta A friend is a person who is for you always ... He wants nothing from you except that you be yourself. He is the one being with whom you can feel safe. With him you can utter your heart, its badness and its goodness. Like the shade of a great tree in the noonday heat is a friend. Like the home port with your country ' s flag flying after a longjourney is a friend. A friend is an impregnable citadel of refuge in the strife of existence. It is he that keeps alive your faith in human nature, that makes you believe that it is a good universe. He is the antidote to despair, the elixir of hope, the tonic for depression . . . Give to him without reluctance. Anonymous To Frank my love and inspiration To Mom and Dad, my strength and hope To Beth, my sister and teacher Thank you for being my friends! James Fierro, D.O. ommJ yUA h6 O. Thank You Mom and Dad, for all that you have done. Love, Jay yg0|ggg , 0BBH| i9r - v Timothy J. Fiorillo D.O. ) iH j . ,;c 1 must dedicate this page to myparents, Lucy and Rocco, whose love, encouragement, and sacrifices have made this dream a reality. 1 can never ade- quately express my appreciation or thanks. 1 love you both! To my sisters, (Sharon and Da Am), thanks for tolerat- ing me when I was home attempting to study. You ' re both very special ... To my loving Gran dmothers, (Ida Tina), who were always there for me, giving that extra needed love and support . . . And to the memory of my Grandfathers, (James 6f Angelo), who helped shape me into the man I am today. 1 know they are both smiling on this day. To my fiancee and future wife, Karen, it has been a long and sometimes bumpy road, but we have finally made it together! May our love continue to grow! Finally, thanks to P.C.O.I . for allowing me the oppor- tunity to achieve a life long dream .... . . . Two roads diverged in a wood, and 1-1 tooti the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Ronald L. Fishel D.O. RorxcJol I Jiujj Do. With much love, and appreciation to my parents for ail their guidance, support and encouragement. Hl r-t m ifm - t„ . I ' •If ; m Elizabeth A. Fitzgerald, D.O. ■ c - id o. My parents and family : Your guidance and love have given me strength, and made me realize what is truly important in this life. I can never thank you enough and I hope to make you proud. Tom : You have made my dreams come true. I love you, and again, thank you for your support. Class of 1988 : Congratulations and Best Wishes for happiness and success. M. ? -:3|! The goal is God Himself riot joy, nor peace; Plot even blessing. But Himself, my God. Tis Mis to lead me there riot mine, but His- At any cost, dear Lord, By any road. miMMIIitiMM f- - ■■- ' -■ 1 1 fr - ■— - ' til Thanks to all who have been there over the past four years, but mostly thanks to my family whose motiva- tion and support have been there always. Though most around us must change, some things always stay the same. Family ... is always family. Friends . . . will always stay friends. And the dog . . . will always think he ' s more than a dog! 3 aaafittusiBa mi- mmmmmmimiiiK John L. Qafftiey :f. - yAtf i: .cr: This page is dedicated to: Qrandmom and Grandpop A , for your strength, guidance, and never ending generosity. I love you both very much. Uncle Larry, for always being there with unending support and advice. I will always appreciate the time and efTort you devoted in helping me turn my dream into reality. And most of all to my Parents, for your love, support, and sacrifice. I couldn ' t have done it without you. Michael F. Qaugler, D.O. 1 1 P I : I Hill i x. To Family and Friends, Thianl s for all your help and understanding. To the Class of 88 ' , Good luck and may everone happily achieve their future endeavors. If I never try anything, I never learn anything. If I never take a risk, I stay where I am. Hugh Prather • asiiiisa 8 , , . iHMu i m il mMwrnm. mMM. James P. Gentile, D.O Thank You Lord for your countless blessings: a loving family, special friends, the opportunity to help others, and for your uncon- ditional love and guidance throughout life. Dedicated to: Mom Dad who sacrificed in many ways so that I might fulfill my dreams. Thanks for your constant love, support, and encourage- ment. You were my inspiration. Mark Deb for each of whom I am very proud. Thanks for all the great times. nana who constantly reminded me to smell the roses. Thanks for your love and support. The memory of Plana Qranddad, who influenced me in so many ways. I wish you could share in my happiness. Special Friends, especially Elsie, Thanks for your love and prayers. Qod Bless You All i|;: I 4 ' •S ! H!Jim«iiMiill Jennifer L. Qiardina, D.O. ( La; To have lived well, laughed often and loved much; to have gained the respect of intelligent men and the affection of children; to have earned the approval of honest critics and endured the betrayal of false friends; to leave the world better than you found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem or a rescued soul; to know that even one life has breathed easier because you have lived My favorite sport My psychiatrist SepTeMbeR 28, 1962, pt. pLeAsant, nj mOm, DaD, liZa, KAthErinE, CIrcLe plAzA pMarMacY; mY hOrSe, cHaRlie sT. rOse; tRacK, jm sue; ntlS; muti lEnberQ, fiEld hockEy, prE-mEd?!?! meats . . . PAULI!!!, pCoM jEflferSoN pEnn-wYnnE 509, 1715; jEanEttE biLL, cMaRliE 8f dEx; SSTUDDY . . . rotations; JFK interMsfiip; 9 26 87 kEy wEst X2; June 5, 1988! ResldeH cY?!?!?! THAnKS EOR YOUR UPI EriDinO QEhEROSITY, PATIEHCE LOVE AMD SUPPORT. I LOVE YOU ALL!!! Mr. QQ, Ms. COSMO Ua SMW fjugaaii:mumama ' i. ' ' «f|i: John R. Qimpel, D.O. JftaGy. ,. m «.. . ..„|..1..i;m Laura J. Qiroski X u - My sincere thanks to those who have touched my life and my heart, especially mom and dad for your guidance, support and your love. iit aumtimt  ■ .---rr-r- Cora I. Goodman D.O. C n CL. . Pdrr l) ICCUiL D.d. When you feel worried and sick at Ineart, When your plans are upset and your world fall apart. Remember God is ready and willing to share The burden you find too heavy to bear — So with faith, let go and let God lead the way Into a brighter and less troubled day. Helen Steiner Rice ' v ' ■ L ' if i ' Amie Gordon, D.O. CUr tA.uJ X. ' d-.o- .,c U-M O. o. To laugh often and much; to win the respect of people and affection of children; to earn the appreci- ation 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 of a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded. Ralph Waldo Emerson .J .j ' w ti A special thanks to Mom, Dad, Big Art, and Jeff. Id never have made it without you! I love you all! r !• m , P a I dedicate this page to those who made the last four years at PCOM special. First, to my parents who with their un- yeiiding support made all this possible. And where would I be without my best friends Charlie and Jennifer. You guys stood beside me through some tough times. And boy did we have some unforgetable good times: Penn Wynne . . . trips to Florida . . . Somehow we managed to keep each other sane. If a man ' s worth can be judged by the friends he keeps and the special times he shares with those friends, then I am a very wealthy man. They killed for their DO Three is never a crowd ' QQ today, COSMO tomorrow ' L Derek A. Grossman, D.O. iyjZAe . tt f i yyuac -- Q To my friends, and family; Though 1 might not have said it, and have often ig- nored, and abused your patience without you this page would not have been. Thank you. plxpit ' irtN ' s oi rt) i% m -mPip MKRIHS ' iN ' rtx ' StlH nki ' i- ' « ' l)U([)i NIMNt,, I would like to take this time and space to thank some of those people whose love, kindness, support have made this all possible. Thank-you Mom for teaching me to work hard and giving me common sense. Thank-you Dad for teaching me to use my faith. Thank-you Heather for re- minding me to be myself. Thank-you Karl for fixing my car and always being there. Thank-you Penny for your under- standing and patience. Thank-you Michelle for being your- self. Thank-you Paul and Lisa for your friendship. Thank- you P.K., Sherry, Carl, and Sue for helping to keep me humble. Thank-you John, Mick, Chez, Dave, Joe, Bryan, neal, and Scotty (plus me equals the Zoo , keep in touch) for all the good times. Thank-you Jesus for your never ending blessing. Teach me your way, o Lord, and I will walk in your truth; give me an undivided heart that 1 may fear your name. Psalm 86:11 OPEN EVERY DAY 1 1 A. A. - 5 A.M. RESTAURANT • COCKTAILS PARTIES • BANQUFTS • TAKE-OUTS 932 RACE STREET. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 925-4248 • 923-9797 L rjL wmw mmM . John n. Hamaty, D.O. OPEN EVERY DAY 1 1 A.AA. - 5 A.M. J oude of C nen @ RESTAURANT • COCKTAILS «C PARTIES • BANQUETS • TAKE-OUTS 932 RACE STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 925-4248 • 923-9797 Gene A. Harris, D.O. jU-A aJU Q ' Jxxhhjio , 6, 1 Dedicate this yearbook to my family for their sup- port, to many osteopathic physicians, and to God for making my osteopathic education possible. L Joseph J. Heck, D.O. Th,s page is dedicated to those who have helped me the most in attainig my degree.- My parents - for their unending encourage- ment, guidance and love; My wife • for her unyielding patience understanding and love; and my son - for bringing me joy, hope gradlTaton ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 9 ' ' a t paved the way to THE BRIDGE An old man going a lone highway came in the evening cold and gray. To a chasm vast, both deep and wide. The old man crossed in the twilight dim, the swollen stream was as naught to him; But he stopped when safe on the farther side and built a bridge to span the tide. Old man, , said a fellow pilgrim near, You are wasting your strength in labor here; Your journey will end with the closing day, you never again will pass this way. You ' ve crossed the chasm deep and wide, why build you this bridge at eventide? The laborer lifted his old gray head, Good friend, in the path I have come, he said, There followeth after me today a youth whose feet must pass this way. This chasm which has been naught to me to that young man may a pitfall be. Me, too, must cross in the twilight dim. Good friend I am building this bridge for him. ri iiioakmttmuiiimiu s ' ' '  This is worship: to serve mankind and to minister to the needs of the people. Service is prayer. A physician min- istering to the sictt, gently, tenderly, free from prejudice and believing in the solidarity of the human race, he is giving praise. - The Baha ' i Writings Warmest thanks to family and friends r .T S ' Ronald K. Herb, D.O. ' - r ; . Thank you . . . My Family ... for helping me make my dream come true, for supporting me both financially and emo- tionally, and most of all for believing in me. My Wife, Rebecca ... for your understanding at a time when it was hard to understand. For your love, support, and unending encouragement. My Friends ... for making me proud to say col- league . For the laughter, memories, and a cold beer when I needed one. Ronald K. Herb PCOM Class of ' 88. Maria Herrado, D.O. i{pU jU c - . 0 ' This page is dedicated to . . . - my parents, wlio unseifisiily gave up their country and their families in the hope for a better life for their children; - my mother, who has guided and influenced me in ways she will never know and who showed me how to find happiness in the smaller things that life brings you - to the memory of a truly beautiful person; - my brother and sister for support and encourage- ment when I needed it most; - my best friend Sharie, who kept me laughing on days I felt like crying. It is good to have an end to journey towards; but it is the Journey that matters, in the end. - Ursula K. LeQuin Russell C. Hess, D.O. ( )ti :b o. First, to my wife Eva - Tliis is an accomplishment for both of us to share in. It would not have been possi- ble without your constant love and unselfish support. To Bryan and those yet unnamed - Your lives put all this work in perspective and maizes life so much more enjoyable. To my family - Your support has been a beacon of light. I hope I can live up to all your expectations. To Mom and Dad - 1 am so proud that Eva and 1 will be following in your footsteps. To all our fri ends who we have made during these last four years - Thanks for being there for us when we needed you. Even though we will be separated my | miles, Eva and I will never forget you. Thanks. y j ) • • - • ' - — - „- a, , — - — — .. — Bn James C. Higgins, D.O. ykxyyyuu C HjJ - J .O . To My Wife and Best Friend: ThanJis for sharing your life and our children with me. Your gentle words and tender touch mean every- thing. Love forever and a day! To Mom and Dad: Thanhs for your never ending love, patience and support. You have helped make this day possible. To Katie, Mike, John, Peggy, Mary, Charlie, Joe and Ann: Thanks for all the laughter, memories and good times. I love you all . You have my prayers. To My Second Family, The McCrohans : Thank you all for your support and encouragement that have helped provide a stable foundation. To Our Dear Friends : You have filled these last four years with memories that will last a lifetime. Many Thanks! God grant us the serenity to accept the things we cannot change; The courage to change the things we can; And the wisdom to know the difference. mF ' ' I PoF T v?? Daniel A. Hilbrich, D.O. oidi uuJ . JltiilccA I suppose I should use these few lines to say some- thing prophetic to my fellow colleagues but I will not. For we all have had similar experiences, and there are probably very few thoughts I could relay that haven ' t been circling around in each one of your heads over the past four years. But 1 do have one reflection to make and that is, if at any time in your career you become a mental basket case, dont be too proud to seek professional help. I would first like to thank God for entrusting me with this awesome responsibility, and 1 hope that my work is in turn pleasing to him. Then to Mom, Dad, John, Sis, Gen, Judy, Ame, Jill and Tommy, 1 love you all dearly, you all have given me such incredible joy and support. What more can 1 say except you are majorly happening. Finally, special thanks to my Phil- adelphia family. llii ilk -. r 1 ( 1 Mm f. .. H,t .,.M,:.-,ym , 1.. Kenneth W. House, D.O. l(MfJc [aJ. {biM UO. It has been a time of changes, that ' s for sure ■ meet- ing new people, seeing things in a different way, learning more than humans should be allowed. But it ' s also been a time when things have remained the same - family and friends who could always be count- ed on. It is easier to look forward to the future know- ing the changes in the past have been for the better. Thanks to everyone who has been a part of it all. I h Paris D. Hughes, D.O. Cky - - J- A .X..O, Xz- l O O , Mo greater opportunity or obligation can fall the lot of a human being than to be a physician. In the care of the suffering he needs technical skill, scientific knowledge, and human understanding. He who uses these with courage, humility and wisdom will provide a unique service for his fellow man and will build an enduring edifice of character within himself. The phy- sician should ask of his desyiny no more than this, and he should be content with no less. Tinsley Harrison A special thanks to my parents, grandparents, family and friends for the love and support provided throughout my four years at PCOM. Paris D. Hughes L Jody W. Hutson, D.O. Love is the music that two hearts hear, the magical promise that each holds dear, the warming smile, the tender touch, the glance that says ' you mean so much. Love is the joy that two hearts share, that makes each moment precious and rare; it ' s comfortable silence and laughter toe- Love is a dream that has come true. -unknown f would like to thank m whole fdmil for their love encouragement and support throughout the Lc)ts o my hcrjutiful wife, fJina, my partner Thanks again Mom and Dad for helping to make It all rj possiljle. ,vv  . .,   i yn ia ' f rr :, ' Lillian S. Hwee, D.O. UiLu. . Hio -c, i a To my family: A special thanks for your understand- ing, encouragement, and guidance. Your love and constant support have made this day a reality. To KalKit: Your patience has been unending. Your love, friendship, and encouragement have made this past few years all worthwhile. To my friends: Thank you for standing beside me when times were rough. I couldn ' t have done it with- out you. L Dennis Incorvati D.O. O-evwi x oV[roJl ' .0 j gH — - ' ■■ - .. ... A very special thanks to those who make my life so enjoyable — especially during the last 4 years. Four years which have taught me more about myself, and life in general; than any other 4 before them. He who faces the sun will never see his shadow. David C. Johns, D.O. ,_ ( wU. 5?- . f . M X ' - In I would like to thank everyone, including my family and friends, for all the encouragement and support given me. Looking for a Code Blue DA DA DA DA DA Qetin ready to intubate DA DA DA DA DA Put the paddles on the chest DA DA DA DA DA Stand clear he ' s in arrest BOWM BOWM BOWM BOWM BOWM Born to be WAY-AY-AY n Origination: Mike Briggs Lyrics: Qlen Carnicelli ifiSMHIWIHWIPHP fli ' lllBiHiiSilSH Susan M. Kaufman, D.O. Z vU: cxs C ' j. Kc _UL vyxxrr , io.O. To be loved is to know happiness and contentment . . To give love is to know the joy of sharing oneself. Rebecca Thomas Shaw Love is measured not in moments of time But in timeless moments. Marjorie Frances Ames : V,) Karel A. Keiter, D.O. (LJi a. Li J. A special thank you to my wonderful family and friends for their continued love, support, and prayers. Joi M. Kieckhafer, D.O r T . W y P itmwfiiiiiiifMirw i!!! : Gregory A. Kimble, D.O. Q xnaynCX. )£ Z X) . Medical School — 1446 days of books, tests, rounds, lectures, case presentations and financial aid. Mow as I look back and ponder the next 365 days of Intern- ship I want to thank those who made these 1446 days so special ... To my parents, your love and support has meant so much, you are the greatest parents in the world. My love and admiration for you is endless ... To my wife, my inspiration and my best friend. Thanks so much for being there, none of this would be possible without you. I Love You ... To my sister, for your love, kindness and friendship ... To my friends, for your humor, support work ethics, good times and memories. We will always be togeth- er ... To my roomate, for being a best friend . . . rinally, to those there along the way, a special Thank You . . . Teresa Klansek, D.O. Imjl cl fyU tk j). 0. As 1 embark on a new phase in my life, many thanl you ' s must be given to those who have helped me through the past twenty-six years. Thank you, mom and dad, for your unselfish financial and emotional support. I thank all of my friends, who have endured my worries and have shared in my joys. Thank you, Mark, for being a patient, understand- ing, and encouraging husband. Most importantly, I thank you. Lord Jesus, for your faithful promises and steadfast love. As a future physician, I agree with the apostle Paul, who states, However, I consider my life worth nothing to me, if only I may finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me — the task of testifying to the gospel of God ' s grace. — Acts 20:24 t ! ft IVAo- Pwauu RigtSimim And Ltvt Fuuk Uft, Piw )vii%, And Hotwo. — Pwahi 21:21 tl hi.; III ' Thanks to all my family for their help and encourage- ment throughout the years. 1 love you all. Ann, your smile and love has helped me get through the hard- est of times. Everything that 1 have accomplished means so much more because 1 can share it with you. You have all my love. To My Family, I want to thank you for the encouragement, guidance and support that you have shown me throughout the years. I firmly believe that no life worth anything is not without its share of suffering and knowing that I have a family to which I can turn in times of trouble has often lessened my suffering considerably. All you have done is greatly appreciated. With Love Respect, John -- 1 s mipgifllgll gg lllltjg Alexander P. Kovanko D.O. (JAv. diA r icA arJ- — k 0. To my family and friends, I thank you for your love, support and patience, that enabled me to realize my ambition of becoming a physician. In matters of principle, stand lil e a rock, in matters of taste, swim with the current. Thomas Jefferson _. t... ■ « V-L - William Q. Kracht D.O. Concerning Medicine; The best of our popular physicians are th e ones that do the least harm. But, unfortunately some poison their patients with mercury, while others purge or bleed them to death. There are some who have learned so much that their learning has driven out of them all common sense. There are others who care a great deal more for their own profit than for the health of their patients. Medical sci- ence may be acquired by learning, but medical wisdom is the gift of Qod ' PARACELSUS Conceming Life: ... Therefore always approach thedarkness without fear and you will find the Light. Meet sorrow with a trusting heart and you will discover an Angel in disguise. MARIE CORRELLI Conceming Reason: Test all things and hold fast to that which is true. R. SWlMBURriE CLYMER M.D. imaai ■ ■- • •■ ' ■ ' - ■ ' - IIU t ' I dedicate this page: To my parents, who have supported my faithfully throughout my life. You have been a constant source of love and patience for me. Words alone cannot express my gratitude for you generosity. 1 love you both so very dearly. To my family; my accomplishments are a result of your encouragement and support. To my friends, who have taught me the true value of friendship over the years I have had the pleasure of sharing times with them. To rather Joe, whose compassion for others and love of God has been an inspiration for me every day of my life. To my darling Pamela, who has stood by me through all of my trials and tribulations. I admire your strength, patience, and beauty. Thank you for your love and understanding over the past four years. ' LV: Bryan LaBuda, D.O. Lh.yrr= yO cx! £uAJi =U 11 1 i; Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know ... It is a painful, continual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warn- ing, by precept, and by praise, but above all-by example. Ruskin To my in-laws: thank you for your love and support love you. To my family: who always believed in me and sup- ported me, thank you. To my mother and father: I love you and it is an honor to be called your, son. To my wonderful wife Laurie: words cannot express my love for you and my gratitude. I love you more each day and I look forward to our future together. As we have grovm together, our love has increased and Amanda has only added to our joy. I did not know I could be this happy. I will love you always Laurie Anne. To my daughter Amanda: Daddy loves you. To my Lord and God, Jesus Christ: I dedicate my life. I thank you for Your mercy and lovingkindness. May I always be found in Your will. - •83 Timothy D. Lavin, D.O. I ' d like to thank you mom and dad for your words of encouragement and reassurance over these past four years. ■ This page is dedicated . . to God, for always walking with me ... to my mother and brother, for their unending love and support . . to my friends, for al- ways being there . . and most importantly, to my father - the best part of me, thank you for making me smart and strong and for teaching me what true cour- age really is. Thanks, Dad, I miss you . . Love, Diana. . . . the years have gone and I ' ve grown . . But I didn ' t think there ' d be so many steps I ' d have to learn on my own . . Well I was young and I didn ' t know what to do . . When I saw your best steps stolen away from you . . now I ' ll do what I can . . I ' ll keep on walkin ' B. Springsteen Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will . . To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. A. Tennyson . 5 MOfiiiMHMW k ' . t t Pamela A. Lepera, D.O. -- ■t- e- Ly y t. c7%y 2 Ucy, Thank you to the family and friends who have given me love and encouragement. You have helped me to know? the happiness of fulfilling a dream. There are those who give little of the much which they have — And there are those who have little and give it all. These are the believers in life and the bounty of life, and their coffer is never empty. Through the hands of such as these God speaks, and from behind their eyes He smiles upon the earth. Kahlil Qibran Anthony S. Levin, D.O. This page is dedicated to my family for their love, sacrifices, guidance, encouragement, inspiration and friendship. Thanks for everything. I love you. .f ...„ . . - f..., ,, .,. .,.. .,,;. _.. , Ik: If we didn ' t take risks in life, we would never find out that we can succeed, one day at a time. I ' d like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude for my family ' s support. Ronald Lieberman Eric M. Lipnack, D.O. To my daughter Amanda, You always know how to make my cloudy days sunny I love you -X. Randy Q. Litman, D.O. A Dream, a Hope, and now 1 am finally there. With your Love and Support, I am where I have always wanted to be . . . ■C Pamela A. London D.O. fa i yu A. a. (n ffTt M Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings a tune without the words And never stops at all. And sweetest in the gale is heard; And sore must be the storm That could abash the little bird That kept so many warm. I ' ve heard it in the chillest land And on the strangest sea; Yet, never in extremity. It asks a crumb of me. With special thanks to my mother, father, sisters, pop-pop. Aunt Bonnie, Uncle Lenny, family, and friends who have given so much support, encouragement, and most of all Love to help me achieve this goal. Your confidence in me has made this day possible. I Love You! ' («! C6t [ft- When I first embarked on this little adventure, 1 never dreamed 1 would learn so much about people- the way we function, how we depend on each other, and how we can always find a way to make the most of life no matter what life hands us. 1 know now why a life in medicine is so exciting- as much as we think we learn about the human being we can only ever scratch the surface. Thanks to my family, the boys in Phi Sig, and Sharon for making the past four years the best ones of my life. v Ms Technical knowledge is not enough. One must tran- scend techniques so that the art becomes an artless art, growing out of the unconscious. ' f? iS . : is A man who has attained mastery of an art reveals it in his every action. Ronald A Lutes, D.O. (I M a.£jl Q,cr Finally, my dream is a reality. But no one could possi- bly accomplish this task alone. To all who have en- couraged and supported me — I thank you with all my heart. To my Mom and nick, whose love, guidance and faith in me was endless. To my parents-in-law, who created their wonderful daughter and were there whenever I needed them. To my wife, Valarie, whom I love with all my life. You stood by my side all along the way and never stopped believing in me. You have made the greatest sacri- fice. Thank you. I only hope 1 can be to you what you have been for me these past four years. «t V ' ' i Allan M. McLeod, D.O. Cjili %.?rL £ Po God grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change. The courage to change the things I can. The wisdom to know the difference. « % ' if, ill D James P. MacMillan, D.O. (The doctor) beseeches God that his diagnosis may be correct and his treatment bring about a cure . . . From God the doctor has his wisdom . . . and God it was who established his profession ... He endows men with the l nowledge to glory in His mighty works, through which the doctor eases pain . . . Thus God ' s creative work continues without cease in its efficacy on the face of the earth. Eccles. 38 A healthy child is somehow very much like God. A hurting child. His son. -Calvin Niller A. Scott Mclieal, D.O. ( .i K .0 I survived Cambria St. clinic. Oil! CCIt .. IE 6 ri v ' It is difficult to express in words my mixed emotions concerning my graduation from PCOM. The first two years went by ever so slowly, however, the last two years absolutely flew. It seems like only yesterday that I was planning to move from Arizona to Philadel- phia so that I could attend medical school. This has proven to be one of my best decisions-both profes- sionally and personally as well. Attending PCOM has certainly been dificult and at times a stressful under- taking, and I feel priviledged to graduate from there, now is the time to look to the future and although I don ' t know what is in store for me, I do feel assured that I can handle whatever situations present them- selves to me and I look forward to the challenge of practicing medicine. m j s UBrnM-iMum tFTT ' i ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' T ' ™ ' ■I Ell!! krui twi i 6 Mark Masteller, D.O. ; ,uZ y f, a : ( I appreciate the opportunity to be a physician, pray that I will be able to fulfill the task. k ■ Francis C. Meeter, D.O. i C, - Mdtyu b.o I wish to thank the people who have influenced my life the most my mom, for teaching me to stand on my own two feet; my good friends, for all the road trips and laughs over the years; and my best friend and forever love, for being there when I needed you. Yesterday is full of memories, tomorrow holds our dreams, but live for today for yesterday is gone, and tomorrow may never come. Michele Misher-Harris, D.O. This achievement belongs not to me, but: to my fam- ily and friends, who have all helped me presevere through the difficult moments and generously shared laughter and smiles when they were needed. L Jeanette Morrison, D.O. icinjdiL 7r ' • nr- ' v Do. What we are is God ' s gift to us — what we become is our gift to God. Mom and Dad - I dedicate this page to your memory and wish you were here to help celebrate my joy. To my fiance, Bob- Thank you for cominq into my life. I love you!! December VI, 1987 Joel Morton, D.O. jnii , i: Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and your plans will succeed. The Lord works out everything for his own ends . . . Prov. 16:3-4a. Marta Motel, D.O. TKuht. 73t «k , t ii SKS mm fl I |Vi |: i 1 1 H B A 1 Hi .lU L Lori Musto, D.O. = i- ._ ' :% ' - r- ' To mom and dad: Words cannot even begin to ex- press my thanks to you for all your love and encour- agement. I am so proud to be the daughter of such a special couple. To Chas: Thank-you for alw ays being there for me. To the family: Thank-you for all your love and prayers. To Eric: Thank-you for making it all worthwhile. To God: Thank-you for walking with me every step of the way. To these very special people: I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEART. it a a ' % ' I fi 1 1 Brian A. riester, D.O. %2 r? MO. My family and friends are the best things I ' ve known. Through the eye of the needle, I ' ll carry them home. Days turn to minutes. And minutes to memories. Life sweeps away the dreams That we have planned. You are young and you are the future. So suckiit upand tough it out And be the best you can. — John Cougar Mellencamp All that I am all that I have Is a reflection of the love my parents Have given me. 1 am so fortunate. K_ ' ' - I H B ' . ' M |h ' H f JH Donna M. nitka, D.O. Z T z; , There is inside you all the potential to be whatever you want to be- all of the energy to do whatever you want to do. Imagine yourself as you would like to be, doing what you want to do, and each day, take one step . . . towards your dream. And though at times it may seem too difficult to continue, hold onto your dream. One morning you will awake to find that you are the person you dreamed of- doing what you wanted to do- simple because you had the courage to believe in your potential and hold on to your dream. Joseph A. Novak, D.O. I wish to thank my loving wife Joyce: - for her great sense of humour which has made our years together fun. - for her ability to listen and care which has been a comfort. - for her beauty which makes me proud. - and for being the best wife a man could want. I also wish to thank my family for their concern and support. I especially want to thank my dad for his advice and good example. We did it Joyce! £ii!:: Di:; X Joseph Q. OTieill, D.O. g AO ' YluiD.o jt.li Thanks to Lori, my family, and friends for their sup- port and encouragement. l JL ' ;; ] Amy OrlofF-Kurzrok, D.O. It ' s all over! Mo, it ' s just begun. Four years of medical school have passed so quickly. I wish you could be here now. Times like these are when I miss you the most. Your unspoken words still echo in my mind as though said yesterday. All of the pain has disap- peared and what remains is only warm and pleasant memories. Your spirit will live forever in your children and in others that you ' ve touched. You were my men- tor, my counselor, my friend, my father. It ' s time to move on, to start a new family and a career like you always dreamed for me Mom, you ' re the best. Dean and Scott, thanks for putting up with me. Scott, I love you. r ft IfilMIIIIM iUZKMSUUBUkCiiiafiiatuwuai aaaiMii iHiiiiMi I t l Robert A Ormonoski ■f4-rrUL,t £ t ' Z). O. My graduation is a testimony to my family and friends who made my medical school life easier to bear. I give special thanks to: Mom and Dad who helped educate me with years of hard work; Keith and David who showed me the path to the mountain; to Marie and Kathy for support and understanding; to Mary and Jim for my harrisburg home; to the staffs of the Emergency Department of York and Memorial Hospi- tal for making me a better clinician. Benzodiazepines: (1) Biochemistry, (2) OB QYn, (3) ' Back tests won ' t help in my class , (4) A survive to admit, (5) Those were the good old days, (6) It ' ll all be worth it in the end. ' HiST FUCHT ' ' t ' A. wi„ ,„ ,£? Wright rose n hsd raised Jtjclf « to«rt dart ) ' - Ji forwa Amphetamines: (1) Emer- gency Medicine, (2) Radi- ology, (3) Blackies, (4) A survive to discharge, (5) These are the good old days, (6) The Eye of the Tiger, Lifeguard, Flash- dance, The Jazz Singer. nlB I tiM i iiftiiUP John F. Pagnotto, D.O. This page is dedicated to my wife Laurie, my parents, my sister, my family, and friends. Your love and sup- port over tiie past four years will be cherished forever. A special thanks to J.M., J.M., J.M., J.T., and K.W. God Bless you all. MJOkAH Mfc fa tai j-riiimi vL km 1 ii III L J-. This page is dedicated to all those dedicated to me ■ • • To my grandparents, Filomena and Angelo Palmis- ano and Mary and Anthony Cariati, whose love and dedication to family is my heritage. To Mom and Dad, whose love and devotion gave me the confidence to be the man I am. To my loving wife Anne and daughter Jenny, whose love and companionship helped me through my day to day struggles. To John and Terese, for all your love and support through these trying times. To the rest of my family and friends for being there when I needed you. TMAhK YOU ALL! Gregory Papadeas, D.O. - 4« - - I want to express my most sincere and heartfelt grati- tude to God and to my family for continuously inspir- ing me to reach my fullest potential. I love you all more than you will ever imagine! The purpose of life is not be happy. The purpose of life is to matter, to be productive, to have it make some difference that you live at all. Happiness, In the ancient, noble verse, means self-fulfillment and is given to those who use to the fullest whatever talents God has bestowed upon them. I shall be telling this with a sigh somewhere ages and ages hence: two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. w- . „•■■■; - ■ - : ' ■ ' ■. . .■.•..-■■.-..MMrr L JL S To Mom and Dad, Thanks for your support and guidance. Without your . help I never would have made it through. The past cannot be changed but the future is what i ever you want it to be. What med school maKcs you Hgg itam rci . - .. ,. «i:.-«-i. John H. Peniston, D.O. . PO J4 j0.3 . a While I complete the 20th grade of my education, 1 must look back and appreciate what has been done for me. Everyone who is pictured on this page (and others that should be) have all contributed more to my career than they could imagine. My parents, Charles and Dorothy, have always remained at my side, supporting me in the quests of my goals. In addition, 1 know Carol will continue to provide her constant love and push me to the maximum of my capabilities. I thank and love you all, JhP D.O. My best friend and wife, Carol My supportive and loving family «5; i Qood friends forever w Wfio says we don ' t go to class Hopefully the future ' Frank J. Piccioni, D.O. i i y L ' ce i ur ' y- . It wasn ' t that long ago I graduated from Pharmacy School, com- pleting a program I would have never dreamed of completing five years earlier. Life during those years was made a lot easier be- cause of the strong family support rendered by my wife. It is now seven years later and I am blessed with three beautiful daughters and have accomplished an even greater honor in life. The past four years in medical school have indeed been very difficult with much of the needed support defaulting. It appeared on more than one occassion that the goal of completing medical school was unrealistic and far beyond our reach. It was only with my wife s continued support, loving devotion, encouragement, selflessness, sacrifice, and belief in me, that 1 was able to success- fully complete the program. Perhaps the greatest accomplishment is that we all have our good health, sanity (believe it or not), and a strong appreciation for what we have done. 1 therefore would like to dedicate my degree to my wonderful wife and children and can only wish that my classmates are as fortu- nate and blessed with their lives as I am with mine. Kathryn Ann Pitone, D.O ' The glory of friendship is not the outstretched hand, nor the kindly smile nor the joy of companionship; it is the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone else believes in him and is willing to trust him. Emerson i ' A t J.. d 1 1 Frank C. Pregler, D.O. JlA C, f U I would like to thank everyone who has helped me through medical school. I will always remember the love and support that my parents gave to me. I am also thankful to good friends who always stood by me, even at Phillies games. But most of all I would like to dedicate this to my wife Jane, who always said I could do it, even though I thought I never could. Good luck and may God bless everyone. HUm I would like to thank my family for their continued love and support throughtout the years. I thank my Creator and Redeemer- for in Him all things are possible. Incident On a Bridge, by Kerry Livgren It began in the underground, with visions of light and sound The music revealing the deepest passion Around us a river raged, still I knew that the scene was staged Awaiting the consequence, I don ' t believe in accidents It ' s all too real, all the things we feel A-s the years go by, things intensify And I know, for each life there is a reason And I know, for each life there is a season Mow the bridge leads on to a brighter dawn, its waiting for me We were tied by a bond of fate, in our hearts we could feel the weight Carried along by the winds of fortune The outcome was never known, and our purpose was never shown ' Til everything fell in place, the words on the wall we could not erase Each piece is arranged, the puzzle ' s complete Victory ' s taste is so bittersweet no regrets for the time that was lost For it all comes out in the end A-nd the prize is worth all the tears that it cost For the stairway you ascend Drawing us near, it ' s where we belong The world has a lot to give, but it ' s worthless if you don ' t live And life only comes from the one who made it When I look back and see the plan, when I retrace the race we ran The course was so clear and true Each bridge that we crossed led me straight to you U i 6 fl Andrew Pumerantz, D.O. shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence; Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less travelled by. And that has made all the difference. —Robert Frost To Mom and Dad — thank you for your inspiration, guidance and love. And to Jennifer, my best friend — thank you for your everlasting support, devotion and love. We could only have done this together . . . the best is yet to come! jgg i Sallyanne Pyle D.O. )AaM _l Jju -Qo This page is dedicated to my family, especially my parents, who believed in my dream and stood by me to see that dream come true Joshua Aaron Rabinowitz, D.O. Dust as we are, the immortal spirit grows Litie harmony in music; there is a darii Inscrutable workmanship that reconciles Discordant elements, makes them cling together In one society, how strange that all The terrors, pains, and early miseries. Regrets, vexatioins, lassitudes interfused Within my mind, should e ' er have borne a part. And that a needful pari, in making up The calm existance that is mine when I am worthy of myself! The Prelude William Wordsworth Thanks to my family for all your loving support and guidance. I love you. And Meg - thank you for your enduring faith in my capabilities (and for writing my yearbook page). Gary K. Ralph D.O. do. I wish to dedicate this page to my parents, who have always supported me in my endeavors. Thank ' s Dad, for teaching me about integrity and commitment. And Mom, for showing me the wisdom of patience and compassion. Thank you both, for your uncondi- tional love and many sacrifices; without which, my potential could never have been realized. I love you, Gary . a... Patrick J. Regan, D.O. Margaret A. Reiley, D.O. TYiA,a.a ut ' 6( C2 (ui2 cD ® . A special thank you to My family, for your support and encouragement throughout all the years My friends, for sharing both the laughter and the tears Especially to my Mom and Dad, whose strength and love made it possible to attain my dream. I love you a Peggy - rk - I Charles M. Rich wine IV, D.O. Laura F. Robin, D.O. - 1 - iHMUl— li—J ' iii— I ' III ' I ii ' I I 1 1 ' I I ' ' ' ' ' J .. Robert R. Rodak, D.O. Many thanks to my family: My parents for their encouragement; My brothe r. Randy, who paved the way; Grandma Doucette — for she always i new; Especially my wife, Peggy, who I love and whose sup- port was invaluable; And our children, Sarah and Katie, for the never- ending reminders that it is more important to be a Dad than a doctor. Yes girls, you can get your puppy now!! %f1 Regina A. Roman, D.O. I ' d like to thank my family and friends for all of their LOVE and support through these past four years and always. Well I did it, I got that lousy piece of paper !!! r- -f ■ -,i( ' ..,,,, . ' ii iT ' i! ' ' -™ ' ' - - ' ' ' ' lii i fflii?!M!i !  iM To my friends and family; You simply were the difference in my graduat- ing medical school. I thankyou for your support and your sacrifice through the years. AD ASTRA PER A5PER HI t - U t ■ ialF fiy l.irriily Ih ' ; ' vjriy ycyrs Tifihtcr Ihjri [jriiity hose i. si .u.s loo srii ill. IIHI IK i hill i i Susan M. Sabol, D.O. i:__v aXx- It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. Saint-Exupery Thank you Lord, for your many gifts, Thank you dear family; Mom, Dad, Anne, Paul, Eddie, Marybeth and Lisa for your love, prayers and friendship. My friend shall forever be my friend and reflect a ray of God to me. Thoreau Cheers! MWiiiWli WjL ' ' r ] Ahh, the Great north, Qods Country! Herbert M. Schecter, D.O. MMfc ieamM ' iii ' ii ' ivinvn ■ m Theodor M. Schnitzler, D.O. li il Uiii u ' j !)Jj..!; ai Q. Jude Shadday, D.O. ,- . Q c i ' gVf. ' .- .-:tiX-.W | ,.i -t n :r.,r.-t ' ii ' M::TKiL:ur - [ HMV , nv i n i John I. Siekierka, D.O. i 3Ajl P.O. JUST A WORD OF THAPiKS TO MY FAMILY, FRIEMDS AMD SUZAnriE, WITHOUT AMY OF YOU AHD YOUR SUPPORT THESE LAST FOUR YEARS WOULD NOT HAVE BEEM POSSIBLE David C. Silver, D.O. What good is it if a man gains the whole world, yet forfeits his soul? What is more, I consider everything a loss compared to the suprassing greatness of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, for whose sake I have lost all things. I consider them rubbish that I Might gain Christ. I am not ashamed of the gospel because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who be- lieves, first for the Jew, then for the Gentile. However I consider my life worth nothing to me if only I may finish the race, and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me, the task of testifying to the gos- pel of God ' s grace. -w- Stephen Q. Smaldore, D.O. The fountains mingle witii tiie river And the rivers with the ocean; The winds of heaven mix forever With a sweet emotion,- nothing in the world is single; All things by a law devine In one spirit meet and mingle. Why not 1 with thine? See the mountains kiss high heaven. And the waves clasp one another; no sister-flower would be forgiven If it disdained its brother; And the sunlight clasps the earth. And the moonbeams kiss the sea; What are all these kissings worth If thou kiss not me? Percy Bysshe Shelley i;- Well, Dad, I guess it is time for that steak and Lowenbrau! Thanks Mom, Dad, Kellie, Sharon, and my family and friends for the support emotion- ally and . . . financially! Love Steve k Much is required from those to whom much is giv- en, for their responsibility is greater . Luke 12:48 I dedicate this page and myself to God without whom nothing that this page represents would have mean- ing. TMAhKYOU to MY QRAriDPAREriTS for being ex- amples of kindness in your daily lives. I miss you all; MY PAREMTS my greatest gift from God. Plo words can meet with your selflessness, love and endless support; KEL and STEVE for being much more than friends. You are family. Rhoda loves you!; LAURA for our quiet little spots in the world; DAPI-O for your spirituality and inspiration to continue to grow in mine; CALIFORMIA . . . 3000 miles didn ' t do it! Suzanne Smith-Elekes, D.O. C :A { ULC 0)utLJjLd: Dave - You are my love, life, and inspiration. Thank you for the unconditional love, encouragement, and understanding. I have truly found a miracle in you. Family - Thank you for the love, support, and endless sacrifices that have made this dream a reality. Be- cause of you I am becoming what I ' ve always want- ed to become. Qrandmon - Thank you for opening your home and your heart. I hope I can always make you proud. Friends - Thanks for the laughter and the friendship. I LOVE YOU ALL!!! L nn mOBOUBm Steven L. Spivak, D.O. To my parents, whose love, guidance, support, and friendship have provided me with the strength to achieve this goal . . . only the beginning To my sister, Marybeth, who helped me to main- tain my sense of humor To Annie, with whom I hope to share it all And of course, to those who paid the greatest price 1 LOVE YOU ALL! K«« - 1 1 V - J w ' Ol. i f L ■it aammmmm Deborah Stroz, D.O. (Sjjzf l 5? 2oc3.0. My special family: Your encouragement and support have been an infi- nite source of strength for me. mom anddad.Thanl s for teaching me that Tiothing is unobtainable Billy. You kept me laughing through it all; and my dearest Mark: To many happy years of beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Thank you for keeping everything in per- spective. 1 love you all. Debbie fn- ' iiitiiri — -f - ' ----- - - - -- ' Anna M. Supon, D.O. If! I To my parents, whose unwavering support, love, and patience have seen me through this journey To Joe, Lisey, Justin, and Mike, whose love, friend- ship, and sense of humor I cherish And to Steven, who made the last four years so much fun . . . this is only the beginning L Bemice R. Swain, D.O. ZA nt A. x ' Whither Thou Qoest Whither Thou goest I will go help me Lord, 1 pray To walk this path You ' ve chosen Thru each and every day. Each step You are beside me When I stumble and may fall Your loving hands will life me As to You dear Lord, I call. This path I walk has trials And at times the sky turns gray But whatever may befall me Let me never turn away. At the end I will find rapture Everlasting life on high This reward is for His faithful And it will not be denied. .. _ t-u i Albert riorman Theel - ij i i aHi t ii!yi P .i Kurt K. Thomas D.O. ;: : ' : , Dedicated to the memory of my father, Thomas W. Thomas To all my family and friends, I would like to express my sincerest thanks for your guidance and support. |MM| MMii iyMMiwj|[jig|jj|[j{fyVil| yf«M.Hiar, w | ' ■ ■pn Paul D. Thomas, D.O. ;jcxuV Xj . IKtwcoLy ifcA A very special thank you to my family and my friends for your endless generosity, kindness, love, and sup- port. I love you all. May God protect you from all evil, harm, and sick- ness, and grant you health and mercifully pour fourth Thy bountiful blessings upon you. L My dog. Velvet Vcchnaja Pamjat Anthony P. Trebino, D.O. WiMtmi Nw i Quit. 1 On Call — Laporte, Pa. John M. Treven, D.O. , lASUrt ]),0, Craig Turner, D.O. To my beautiful and loving wife, without whose en- during devotion and countless sacrifices, this day would not have been. Your steadfast support and belief in me have made my life ' s dream and our future together possible. The pride you have in me today could never match the joy 1 have living my life with you. And to my son, Douglas, I would gladly give this day up to have you back with us for just one more hour, but the time we had together will have to last us a lifetime. You will always be loved and never forgot- ten. 1 love you both, Craig. 1 would like to dedicate this page to my Mother and Father for their moral (and especially financial) support. Mom, your gentleness and warm smile 111 hold dear forever. Dad, your wisdom and good nature have steered my life in the right direction and wfill allow me to become the best physician 1 can be. To my friends, thanks for keeping me laughing when things were tough. The memories of our great times wall carry me through the rest of my career. May we have many more. Finally but most importantly to my wrife Debbie who has been by my side from the start. Honey, thank you for your dedication and above all for your love. .... Being apart ain ' t easy on this love affair Two strangers learn to fall in love again 1 get the joy of rediscovering you Oh girl you stand by me I ' m forever yours, ever yours Faithfully Bad to the Bone Love at first sight ■jH ' L jB fmKBjags mm Bgmm mmi i Anne Vassallo, D.O. (pm VAMaMP ' dl. This page is dedicated to my family; for with their love, support, encouragement and understanding this dream has become a reality. THAriK-YOU. ... To My Family: Thank you for your constant encouragement, en- thusiasm, and love. I couldn ' t have done it without you. To Betsy: I ' m so glad that we could share these years and pull through them together. You always make me happy and 1 look forward to spending my life with you Hove you! Keith A. Waddle, D.O. Aix:tfc4- (jOadMp .o Ny dream has become reality. The goal which 1 have had since childhood now can be shared with those who have given me the confidence to succeed. I dedi- cate this page to my father and mother, my in-laws, and to my loving wife and children. Without your continued support this endeavor would have never been possible. John R. Walsh D.O. A - COo iL Jy O I have been the greatest gifts Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remem- ber what peace there may be in silence. Keep inter- ested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Anonymous A person who was willing to nurture my ambitions, . . . The ever present companionship of ma ? bothers cared enough to criticize, and became my best friend and sisters and everlasting love. Occasional peace of mind . . . Loving parents who recognize and support their children ' s dreams Carl T. Wenzel, D.O. (jiJil- Jk 9-0. 1) Dear Terry, Thanks for all the love, support and encouragement you have given me over the last four years. I will love you always. 2) Dear Mom and Dad, A son could not have been blessed with any parents greater than you. 3) My daughter Danielle, You are one of the most beautiful treasures in my life. 4) Dave and Shell, Best of friends we w always be. 5) Dear Joe, riot only bro thers, but friends by choice. 6) Pop, Terry and 1 could never have made it without you. 1 Lawrence A. Wieger, D.O. u O UJ i .o- To DAD - I wish you could be here to share the moment we both waited so long for. To MOM - Thanks for your love, guidance, and sup- port throughout all the years. To MICHELLE - Thanks for everything- your never- ending love, your constant support, for being a wife and a friend. To FAMILY and FRIEPiDS - Thanks for being there in good times and in bad. Robert W. Wilkeson, D.O ,. iH .ri ' yJ.u...... , My heartfelt thanks to those who stayed beside me all along the way - nancy, you ' re my motivation, strength, my friend and love. We ' ve been through it all together and the future can hold only the best. You deserve nothing less. I love you! To Dad, Mom, Martin Margaret - your love and support is greatly appreciated. To Aunt Peg Uncle Bill - for your wis- dom and faith. God bless you both. To Sonny, my inspiration, I miss you and know you would be proud. To Dr. Mrs. Wisely, for your counsel, strength and generosity. I am forever indebted. To Keith, Larry and the rest of the ' gang - thanks for your help and friendships. To PCOM - I am grateful for the opportunity. b-. ' i ' ■MW(i.i.aa ' Mark W. Wingel, D.O. Mom and Dad, for your love, support, and concern these past four years. You fiave shared my ups and downs, and were always there when I needed you. Your patience, caring, and enduring values have been a constant source of inspiration and strength, and 1 couldn ' t have done it vinthout you. 1 love you both. Bob, for getting my mind off of the books now and then, and for being my good friend, as well as my brother. Debbie, for the love and laughter of the past three years. You have shown me how beautiful the world can be. Your understanding, gentleness and support have made these the best years of my life. You have always understood so completely, because you have been there yourself. Most of all, thank you for a future 1 know will be filled with happiness and love. 1 love you very much. mgg Susan L. Wolfe, D.O. ■ A PHYSICIArf ' s PP YER LORD, THOU GREAT PHYSIClAPi, I KPIEEL BEFORE THEE. SinCE EVERY GOOD AhD PERFECT GIFT MUST COME FROM THEE, I PRAY: GIVE SKILL TO MY HAMD, CLEAR VlSIOPi TO MY MiriD, KinoriESS ahd SYMPATHY TO MY HEART. GIVE ME SiriGLEMESS OF PURPOSE, STREPiGTH TO LIFT AT LEAST PART OF THE BURDEn OF MY SUFFERIPIG FELLOWMAH, AMD A TRUE REALIZATIOH OF THE RARE PRIVILEGE THAT IS MIPIE. TAKE FROM MY HEART ALL GUILE AHD WORLDLIHESS THAT WITH THE SIMPLE FAITH OF A CHILD I MAY RELY OM THEE. AMEfi Destiny is not a matter ofctiance but ofctioice; it is not a tiling to be waited for, but a thing to be aciiieved. Wiliiam Jennings Bryan Shiould medicine ever fulfili its greatest ends, it must enter the larger poiiticai and social life of our time, it must indicate the barriers which obstruct the normal completion of the life cycle and remove them. Should this ever come to pass, medicine, whatever it may be, will become the common good of all. Rudolf Virchow MOM, DAD, and MARCI: I love you and thank you for nuturing and supporting me each day of my life. TO MY FAMILY AND FRIEPIDS: Thank you for sharing the happy times and the struggles. My heart and soul extends to all of you who have shared in my life. Sharon L. Zellis : w:. .v i. Z-LiOo T .O: Mom and Dad, Thank you for providing me with endless opportuni- ties and unyielding support. I love you both!! Well the last four years just seem like a blurr now. 1988 is finally here! i would just like to thank my mother, father and family for providing the greatest environment and all of the loving support and under- standing that kept me moving ahead as an under- graduate at Penn, and finally as a medical school student at PCOM. I couldn ' t have done it without them. I would also like to thank my girlfriend, Carol, who always provided those necessary words of com- forting encouragement. I love you all. Additionally, 1 would like to thank PCOM and all of the physicians who I came in contact with during my medical education for their efforts on my behalf. I finally made it! To my peers in the Class of 1988 . . . Good Luck to all and I want you all to know that it ' s been tough being caught in second place ... •,f Clifford Q. Dorf It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out where the strong man stumbled or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the are- na; whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who errs and comes up short again and again; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devo- tions, and spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement; and who at worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly; so that his place shall never be with those timid souls who know neither defeat nor victory! F.D. Roosevelt A J M, Witi.i li i ll l i - =ji f fs ' ' % You cannot separate passion from patholo- gy any more than you can separate a person ' s spirit from his body. Think of a particular per- son ' s spirit and. Presto! it is immediately incor- porated. It has the size and shape of his body. The flesh is the spirit thickened. Qaze long enough at your patients, and from even the dri- est husk there will fly upward a shower of sparks that, to him who gazes, will coalesce into a little flame. From Letters To A Young Doctor by Richard Selzer riot Pictured: John Bamber, D.O. Robert Hudrick, D.O. messm Tomorrow you are an intern. You will work both night and day. You will be tired, 1 know, and I don ' t want any more of that kind of tired. An intern, like a poet, is at the disposal of his night. The more one drinks of the night, the more one thirsts for the light of day. This is as true for the doctor as it is for the insomniac. Still, there is something to be said for working at night in a hospital. The extemal glare of daytime is gone, and one is permeated by a wave of darkness. How the ritual of healing is more naturally practiced. For so many years I have been patrolling these night corridors with the lamplight creeping just ahead from room to room, illuminating wounds that are faces, faces that are wounds. As though 1 were a sentry pacing out the border between home and a wild country. You must remember when you are tired and it is late at night, when the patients ask whether you are a real doctor or an intern, that it is at night when most people make love. It is night that dismantles the barricade to the heart. From: Letters To A Young Doctor by Richard Selzer MRiPHflililliiiWiP SABUATIIOM IT - -r M— xs m mmm m mmm mmmm mm iV i S!sm ' - ! EPILOGUE now, after many years of caring for the sick, I sometimes ttiinli on tiow it all began and tiow I undertooli ttie ancient craft ttiat tiad its origin in ctiant and rite, in tribal shamans, augurs, oracles, and priests, apothecaries, alchemists, and quacks. This is the lineage I lived each day in varied acts some men are pleased to call | - a science, God has been very good to me | in granting some small feeling for my art, for untried knowledge is a fickle friend, || A current fact is often next year ' s myth since what we ' ' know is sometimes less than true, while what we need to know compounds itself, accumulates at rates of usury such as to beggar us, our mouths agape. ' ■; tr- The years bring obsolescence to us all. An old man values as patina what is rust and crumble at his age; the pride of old achievement lasts too long, and art, unaided, makes for charlatans. To blend a timeless craft with knowledge is supreme; then wisdom slowly grows with time, like coral, quietly beneath the waves, builds islands in a far-horizoned sea. id Samuel Stems THE STUDEPiT COUFiCIL MEMORIAL AWARD and SIGMA ALPHA OMI- CROri for attaining tiie higiiest scholastic average in didactic study: Russell Carlisle Hess THE DEAMS AWARD for contributions to student affairs and to the general program of P.C.O.M.: John Richard Qimpel Sallyanne Pyle Paul Steven Zeitz THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATIOM AWARD for high caliber of professional duties in the hospital services: John Richard Qimpel THE QALEPi S. YOUHQ, SR., D.O. AWARD for exceptional interest and ability in surgery: Patrick Luke Elliot THE WILBUR P. LUTZ, D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD for proficiency in physical diagnosis: Jan S. Ferris Andrew Steven Pumerantz THE DEAn ARTHUR M. FLACK AND BELLE B. FLACK MEMORIAL AWARD for proficiency in internal medicine: Wayne Thomas Jones Sharon Lynne Zellis THE H. WILLARD STERRETT, D.O. AND H. WILLARD STERRETT JR., D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD for proficiency in urology: John Law rence Damiani THE WILLIAM F. DAIBER, D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD for excellence in cardiology: Maria Ann DePolo THE FREDERICK H. BARTH MEMORIAL AWARD for excellence in pulmo- nary diseases: Laurence John Anderson THE JOHN H. EIMERBRINK, D.O. MEMORIAL AWARD for exceptional abili- ty in Osteopathic manipulative therapy: Barry John Burton THE DR. THOMAS M. ROWLAND, JR. SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD for aca- demic and athletic excellence: Michael Joseph Larkin THE JESSE M. YOUNG MEMORIAL AWARD for exceptional service to the community or college: Angela Marie Adelizzi THE POMA OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD: Scott Alvin McNeal ||kt ' J KD OSTEOPATHIC OATH I do hereby affirm my loyalty to the profession I am about to enter. ! will be mindful always of my great responsibility to preserve the health and the life of my patients, to retain their confidence and respect both as a physician and a friend who will guard their secrets with scrupulous honor and fidelity, to perform faithfully my professional duties, to employ only those methods of treatment consitant with good judgement and with my skill and ability, keeping in mind always nature ' s laws and the body ' s inher- ent capacity for recovery. I will be ever vigilant in aiding in the general welfare of the community, sustaining its laws and institutions, not engaging in those practices which will in any way bring shame or discredit upon myself or my profession. I will give no drugs for deadly purposes to any person, though it be asked of me. I will endeavor to work in accord with my colleagues in a spirit of progres- sive cooperation, and never by word or by act cast imputations upon them of their righful practices. will look with respect and esteem upon all those who have taught me my art. To my college I will be loyal and strive always for its best interests and for the interests of the students who will come after me. I will be ever alert to further application of basic biologic truths to the healing arts and to develop the principles of osteopathy which were first enunciated by Andrew Taylor Still. •r HIPPOCRATIC OATH I swear by Apollo Physician and Asclepios and Hygeia and Panacea and all the gods and goddesses, making them my witnesses, that I will fulfill accord- ing to my ability and judgement this oath and covenant: To hold him who has taught me this art as equal to my parents and to live my life in partnership with him, and if he is in need of money to give him a share of mine, and to regard his offspring as equal to my brothers in male lineage and to team them this art - if they desire to learn it - without fee and convenant; to give a share of precepts and oral instruction and all the other learning to my sons and to the sons of him who has instructed me and to pupils who have signed the covenant and have taken an oath according to the medical law, but to no one else. I will apply dietetic measures for the benefit of the sick according to my ability and judgement; I will keep them from harm and injustice. I will neither give a deadly drug to anybody if asked for it, nor will I make a suggestion to this effect. Similarly, I will not give to a woman an abortive remedy. In purity and holiness I will guard my life and my art. I wall not use the knife, not even on sufferers of the stone, but will withdraw in favor of such men as are engaged in this work. Whatever houses I may visit, I w ill come for the benefit of the sick, remaining free of all intentional injustice, of all mischief, and in particular of sexual relations with both female and male persons, be they free or slaves. What I may see or hear in the course of treatment or even outside the treatment in regard to the life of men, which on no account one must spread abroad, I will keep to myself, holding such things shameful to be spoken about. If I fulfill this oath and do not violate it, may it be granted to me to enjoy life and art, being honored with fame among all men for all time to come; if I transgress it and swear falsely, may the opposite of all this be my lot. Angela M. AdeMzzi Michael Q. Allison Christine Anderson MaryAnn Andriole Larry J. Anderson Stephen Anthony Debra Attinello-Dunleavy Michael r. Avallone Jerry R. Valentine John J. Bamber David Bargainnier Eric P. Barren F. Scott BarUow Mark D. Beyer Kenneth R. Bill William BilsKi Bradley Bisk Kellie Bobbitt Stanley Bohlnski Bruce Bradley Arthur Braunwetl Michael Briggs William Brlglta Robert Brislin Maria Bucco JoAnn Burke Barry J. Burton Jacqueline Cain Kathryn Campanella Paul Caracappa Olenn Camicelli Laura Carpenter Phil Catert one Elizabeth Cerva Michael Cesare Paul Chemello Carman Ciervo Joseph Cipriano James Clarke Kevin Clawson Russell Clayton Qenlne Consagra Todd Cousins Steven Cowan Thomas Cullen Daniel Cuscela Michael D ' Ambrosio John Damlanl Carmine D ' Amlco John D ' Andrea nicholas Dardes Meal Davis David Deitz Mark DeMasi Michael DePaolo Maria A. DePolo Scott Dorfher Jon A. Dubin John J. Dunlop Patrick Elliott Thomas Ellis Donald Crb Donna Farrell Jan Ferris James Flerro Timothy Fiorillo Ronald Flshel Elizabeth Fitzgerald Philip Fmdak William Furey John Qaffhey Michael Qaugier James Qentlle David Qerman Jennifer Qlardina John Qimpel Laura Qiroski Cora Qoodman Amle Qordon William Qrimm Derek Grossman Steven Qrube John Hamaty Qene Harris Joseph Heck Lorri Mendon Ronald Herb Maria Merrada Russell Hess James Higgins Daniel Hllbrich Kenneth House Robert Hudrick Paris Hughes Jody Hutson Lillian Hwee Dennis Incorvatl Valerie Jewells David Johns Wayne Jones Susan Kaufman Karel Keiter Joi Kieckhafer Gregory Kimble Teresa Klansek OMCF St. Joseph ' s OMCF Allentown Osteopathic OMCF OMCF Allentown Osteopathic OMCF St. Joseph ' s Metropolitan Parkview Lancaster Community St. Joseph ' s Regional Hospital Lewistown Hospital JFK Saddle Brook Riverside Warren General St Joseph ' s OMCF Central Medical Center OMCF Lewistown Hospital JFK Allentown Osteopathic Mercy Catholic OMCF OMCF Union Memorial OMCF Delaware Valley Millcreek Botsford General St, Francis Suburban General York Memorial Suburban General OMCF Suburban General Suburban General Metropolitan Central Delaware Valley Flrelands Community Millcreek Metropolitan Parkview Suburban General University of Rochester MCF Detroit Osteopathic Millcreek Metropolitan Springfield St. Joseph ' s Allentown Osteopathic Central Medical JFK Allentown Osteopathic OMCF Metropolitan Central Polyclinic Medical Center Warren General Letterman Army Med. Center JFK Metropolitan Springfield OMCF Mid Hudson Riverside Metropolitan Springfield Metro Health Center OMCP Delaware Valley University General JFK Lancaster Community Allentown Osteopathic York Memorial JFK OMCF St. Joseph ' s OMCP Delaware Valley Mercy Catholic Michigan Community Metro Health Center Metropolitan Central St. Barnabas St. Joseph ' s Eastmoreland Hospital Metropolitan Springfield St. Luke ' s Suburban General Jacksonville naval Methodist Hospital Grandvlew St. Joseph ' s Bryn Mawr Metropolitan Springfield Conemaugh Valley Doctors Hospital Central Medical Conemaugh Valley Metro Health Center Millcreek Community General Pacific Hospital Community General Community General m Richard Knebel John Knepper Alexander Kovanko William Kracht Stephen Kushner Bryan LaBuda Jeffrey Langbeln Michael Larkin Timothy Lavin Diane Lazur Pamela Lepera Anthony Levin Ronald Liebemian Eric Llpnack Randy Lltman Pamela London Christopher Lucas Pasquale Luciano Ronald Lutes Allan McLeod James MacMlllan Scott Mcneal Marie Mardl Melanie Marshall Mark Masteller Frank Meeteer MIchele Mlsher-Hanis Jeanette Morrison Joel Morton Marta Motel Mary Murphy Lori Musto John Myers Brian Hester Donna nitka Joseph novak Michael Olenginskl Lisa Olson Joseph O rieill Amy Orloff-Kurzrok Robert Ormanoski John Pagnotto Anthony Palmisano Qregory Papadeas Rot ert Pearistein Martin Penetar John Penlston Frank FIccionI Wayne Pinover Kathryn Pitone Frank Pregler Richard Prisuta Andrew Pumerantz Sallyanne Pyle Joshua Rabinowjtz Qary Ralph Patrick Regan Margaret Relliy Chuck Rlchwine Laura Robin Robert Rodak Lisa Rogge Regina Roman Debra Ross Corlnne Ruggiero John Ruskey Susan Sabol Marianne Santlonl Anthony Saracen) Herbert Schecter Theodore Schnltzier O. Jude Shadday John Sleklerka David Silver Stephen Smaldore Lori Smith Suzanne Smlth-Clekes Steve Splvak Catherine Spratt Debbie Stroz Anna Supon Bern Ice Swain Qary Thomas Kurt Thomas Paul Thomas Anthony Trebino John Treven Craig Tumer Edward UbertI Anne VaSiallo Thoma Voyc Kcllh Waddle John Walsh Cart Wenzcl Lawrence Welger Robert Wllkcson Mark Wlntjel uun Woir«! Mward s f) Paul Zcltz 5haron Zellls Robert Zimmerman Metropolitan Central naval Hospital Warren General Elgin Air Force Hospital St. Josephs Central Medical Metropolitan Farkwew St. Joseph ' s Metro Health Center York Memorial St. Joseph ' s Metropolitan Parkview Metropolitan Central OMCP Allentown Osteopathic Delaware Valley Metropolitan Parkview Metropolitan Parkview OMCP OMCP Community General St. Joseph ' s Community General St. Joseph ' s Mil I creek JFK Metropolitan Springfield OMCP Delaware Valley Delaware Valley Delaware Valley Suburban General Lancaster Community Metropolitan Central Clarion Osteopathic Community General Suburban General Metropolitan Springfield OMCP Metropolitan Springfield York Memorial Lancaster Community Allentown Osteopathic Garden City Suburban General Shenango Valley Delaware Valley JFK OMCP JFK Metro Health Center OMCP Metropolitan Springfield Med. College of Virginia Metropolitan Central Metropolitan Springfield Allentown Osteopathic OMCP Community General Metropolitan Springfield Sun Coast Delaware Valley Metropolitan Parkview Metropolitan Parkview Community General Thomas Jefferson Allentown Osteopathic Union Hospital OMCP AtlanUc City Riverside OMCP Metropolitan Parkview OMCP St. Joseph ' s St. Joseph ' s OMCP St, Joseph s Delaware Valley OMCP St. Joseph ' s Massachusetts Osteopathic Conemaugh Valley York Memorial Allentown Osteopathic Delaware Valley Lancaster Community Suburban General Shenango Valley York Memorial OMCP JFK Metropolitan Springfield Metropolitan Parkview Community General D.D, tlscnhower OMCP Jf ' K Mercy Hospital Richmond Heights OMCP OMCP Delaware Valley : 5 _ II II II li II II II 11 ii II II II II II II II II H II II II II II II II II II U II II II 11 It II II U II II II H warn 9 C iimM) The Boards Of Trustees And Administration Of Osteopatliic Medical Center Of Pliiladelphia And Pliiladelpia College Of Osteopathic Medicine Wish To Extend Their Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 J. Sydney Hoffman, Chairman Glenn J. Hoffman, Vice Chairman J. Peter Tilley, D.O., President Herbert B. Boulden, Executive Vice President- Vice President for Corporate Finance and Treasurer Joseph A. Dieterle, D.O., Dean Alan M. Zuckerman, Vice President for Corporate Planning William J. Hickey, Ph.D., Secretary Joseph A. Ackil, D.O. Joseph Q. Duncan Daick Eeith Honorable Abraham J. Qafni Sabina K. Hankin Ruth E. Purdy, D.O. Domenic A. DeBias, Ph.D. Robert C. Ervvin, D.O. Gerald A. Gleeson Herbert M. Linsenberg Wendell W. Young, 111 Melvin C. Howell Richard S. Koch, D.O. Herman Kohn, D.O. C. Gerard Kramer Theodore P. Mauer, D.O. Galen S. Young, Sr., D.O. Robert L. Meals, D.O. Charles J. Reilly Baron Rowland Reed Speer, D.O. James Reid, D.O. A. Aline Swift, D.O. ■•i Congratulations To The Class of 1988 And To The Third Dr. William Furey To Graduate From P.C.O.M. m i nt m; im WE ARE ALL SO PROUD OF YOU ! ANNETTE MOM ft DAD NANA ft AUNT MY JIM TONI, CHARLES ft JAMIL Looking FOR A TOP NOTCH TRAINING PROGRAM... IN A PROFESSIONAL AND CARING ENVIRONMENT? Parkview Hospital offers ten internships, and residencies in anesthesioloov JACK, SINCERE COriQRATULATIOnS, LOVE, APID BEST WISHES FROM ALL OF US. WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU AMD WISH YOU LOTS OF SUCCESS AMD HAPPinESS. MOM AND DAD WALSH general practice, general surgery, obstetrics gynecology, orthopedic surgery, pediatrics, proctology, and radiology. A 130-bed, AOA-approved acute care facility. Parkview combines personal attention with a progressive atmosphere for learning. For more information contact: H.W. Rutschow, D.O., D.M.E. 1920 Porkwood Avenue • Toledo, Ohio 43624 (419) 242-0332 To Jeffrey A. Langbein And Amie Gordon Langbein With All Our Love, STUART AFiD MOM -1 y l) ' — ' J ' Class ( — i Riverside Hospital is pl( approved internsliips a general practic H Riverside Qufl ily Qare An Osteopatt P.O. Box 845 • Wilmington uW - he Df 1988 jased to offer six A.O.A. id two A.O.A. approved e residencies. t Hospital Ziose To Home ic Inslilution DE 19899 •(302) 764-6120 Cosmetic Siirgcn- Skin Tanccr Rcconslniclion JIaiul SurgeiT Hrcusl Rcconslniclion Ted S. Eisenberg, D.O. Plastic and ReconstnicUvc Surgcr - 2705 Dclvill) Pike iai;H-. y,,minKAvc. Suite 3()2 ITiila, I ' A I9I24 = : Xcmslinvn, I ' . 1 )4()1 (21n) 289- 194 1 or HEAflT-H Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1988 And To The Upcoming Classes Of 89 And ' 90 Best Wishes DR. ALBERT F. D ' ALOnZO And DR. BRUCE KORNBERQ DEAR DOCTORS: on BEHALF OF THE ALUMPIl ASSOCIATIOH OF PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICinE, COPI- GRATULATIOnS OME AMD ALL! WE WELCOME YOU AS ALUMni WITH COMPLIMEFITARY MEMBERSHIP FOR YOUR FIRST FULL YEAR AS A D.O. IF THERE IS EVER AnYTHINQ WE CAN DO FOR YOU, PLEASE CALL US. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RICHARD DARBY, D.O. ' 62 LOUIS WM. MARTini, D.O. ' 58 ALBERT F. D ' ALOPiZO, D.O. ' 56 FREDERICK R. MELHORM, D.O. ' 56 ROBERT J. FUREY, D.O. ' 52 GALEN S. YOUNG, SR., D.O. ' 35 HALE T. PEFFALL, JR. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT-ELECT PAST PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DIRECTORS HARRISON F. ALDRICH, D.O. ' 61 (UNITY, MAINE) A. KENNETH CIONGOLI, D.O. ' 68 (BURLINGTON, VT) JOSEPH M. PELLETTIERE, D.O. ' 48 (BROOKLYN, NY) JAMES P. TIERNEY, D.O. ' 64 (MASPETH, NY) ALEXANDER E. RODI, D.O. ' 58 (HAMMONTON, NJ) MICHAEL SUTULA, D.O. ' 59 (UNION, NJ) ROBERT S. MAURER, D.O. ' 62 (EDISON, NJ) FRANCIS J. CINELLI, D.O. ' 58 (BANGOR, PA) ALFRED R. D ' ANGELO, D.O. ' 79 (RED LION, PA) C. GLEN KRAMER, D.O. ' 66 (QUAKERTOWN, PA) A. ARCHIE FEINSTEIN, D.O. ' 42 (SPRINGFIELD, PA) WILLIAM R. HENWOOD, D.O. ' 76 (SHARON, PA) ANTHONY A. MINISSALE, D.O. ' 61 (PHILADELPHIA, PA) JOHN M. FERRETTI, II, D.O. ' 73 (ERIE, PA) RICHARD M. COUCH, D.O. ' 54 (SEMINOLE, FL) JOHN A. CIFALA, D.O. ' 45 (ARLINGTON, VA) LOUIS r. AMALFITANO, D.O. ' 54 (DETROIT, Ml) PAT C, DITOMMASO, D.O. ' 80 (GIRARD, OH) DAVID A. BITONTE, D.O. ' 80 (ALLIANCE, OH) HENRY J. COLEMAN, D.O. ' 72 (HIGHLAND PARK, MI) RICHARD 5. KOCH, D.O. ' 38 (OLYMPIA, WA) MURRAY H. COHEN, D.O. ' 58 (PHOENIX, AZ) JAMES H. BLACK, D.O. ' 62 (JAPAN) CAPTAIN, U.S. NAVY NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT NEW YORK DISTRICT NEW YORK DISTRICT NEW JERSEY DISTRICT NEW JERSEY DISTRICT NEW JERSEY DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA DISTRICT MIDDLE ATL. SOUTHERN DISTRICT MIDDLE ATL. SOUTHERN DISTRICT MIDDLE WEST DISTRICT MIDDLE WEST DISTRICT MIDDLE WEST DISTRICT MIDDLE WEST DISTRICT FAR WEST DISTRICT FAR WEST DISTRICT MILITARY DISTRICT i L_ Congratulations And Success Michael Cesare, D.O. Love, MOM AND DAD BRIAN JAMIE QEnE CHELSEA JOHN DAVID smB ■seamsta ■«3« r l Sun Coast Hospital InTouchWithi Life Located on the beautiful Gulf Coast of Florida, Sun Coast Hospital, a family-centered, 300-bed facility, is dedicated to serving and supporting all of our referring physicians. And, as an osteopathic, teaching hospital, we are committed to providing comprehensive medical care in an environment that encourages the physical health and emotional well-being of our physicians ' patients. For More Information: Contact our Medical Education Department at (813) 586-7103 Our Full Range of Family Care Services includes: Emergency Care Center 586-7120 Senior Services (SeniorMed) 584-7860 Family Childbirth Children ' s Services 581-9474 Center for Problem Resolution 586-7118 Center for Stress Emotional Disturbances 586-7145 The Cancer Program 586-7151 Center for Health Promotion (Cardiac Pulmonary Rehab) 584-1683 Center for Speech Hearing 585-1156 Day Surgery Center 586-7104 For information on other services 581-9474 2025 Indian Rocks Road Largo, Florida lAGAA Sun Coast Hospital. . in touch with life! Wi Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Successflii Future To The Class of 1988 Feel the dignity of a child Do not feel superior to him, for you are not Robert Henri Department of Pediatrics Carl A. Qiombetti, D.O., Chairman Robert Berger, D.O., Vice Chairman Steven M. Snyder, D.O. A. Faye Rogers-Lomax, D.O. John P. Bruno, D.O. Rosemary Vickers, D.O. Pediatric Residents Department Personnel Delaware Valley Medical Center 200 Oxford Valley Road Langhome, PA 19047 (215) 750-3000 SERVIMQ LOWER BUCKS COUtiTY, 30 MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA, PEMriSYLVAniA Emergency Medicine General Practice General Surgery Externships Approved for Intern Training Residencies: • Ophthalmology • Orthopedic Surgery • Pathology • Internal Medicine 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 Rocco Mastricolo CHIEF OPERATIMQ OFFICER Peter A. Molle, D.O. MEDICAL DIRECTOR DME Morris 1. Rossman, D.O. President, Medical Staff r.F ' c-jr-n m Carl Kodroff, D.O. PCOM ' 56 E. riorman Weiss, D.O. Pcom ' 72 Maria Limberakis, D.O. PCOM ' 80 Ralph D. Mazzochetti, D.O. PCOM ' 85 The Physicians of Bustleton Medical Center Would lii e to congratulate all the students of the Class of 1988 Especially the following students who served on a rotation at Bustleton Medical Center Suzanne Smith William Briglia Pasquale Luciano Gary K. Ralph Michael Avallone Debra Ross Bustleton Medical Center 9601 Bustleton Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19115 i PAMELA A. LEFERA, D.O. To Doctor Pam From all of us. Mom and Dad and Mare. We watched you grow with love. Kindness and with care. All of us want to share with you. Tommy and Angle too - Tony and Jeanette, just to name a few. Qrandmom Dunlap and Uncle Jim, Emil and Rita Mae, Our congratulations to you on Graduation Day. We love you Doctor Pam, and are proud of you. We ask the Lord above. To make all your dreams come true. To Our Son, CARMAN A. CIERVO, JR. Follow your dream, take one step at a time. For only on top can we see the whole view; can we see what we ' ve done and what we can do. Love, Mom a? Dad Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 DR. AMD MRS. PHILIP PEARLSTEin f v. 1 1 A Congratulations j Class Of 1988! i QEriERAL PRACTICE DEPARTMEnT P.C.O.M. i 1 i 151 ' t-i CONQRATULATIOriS DR. CFIAIQ FRAnKLIN TURNER We all love you and are proud of you. Best wishes for your future success. Break a leg!! Joy John Holly, Kevin and Drew Mother Bart and Dana Brett and Krista Mark and Qina You ' ve worked hard to attain your dream. I am very very proud of you. ALL MY LOVE, Suzanne PATROnS: Mr. And Mrs. Raymond Marcil Mr. And Mrs. Henry W. Mutson Dearest Jacqueline, Every Day We ' re More Aware Of How Much You Mean To Us And How Very Much We Love You. Today Seems Like The Perfect Time To Remind You Of How Very Proud We ' ve Always Been. May God Be i ear You As You Continue To Care For Those In Meed. Love, MOM AMD DAD CONGRATULATIONS DR. HENRY A. D ' ALONZO ASSOCIATES HENRY A. D ' ALONZO, D.O. GENERAL, THORACIC, VASCULAR SURGERY AND ENDOSCOPY TWO BALA PLAZA SUITE IL-1 709 RIOHTER ' S MILL RD. BALA CYNWYD, PA 19004 NARBERTH. PA 19072 (215) GC8-13C7 (215) 607-9828 HPCOM 581-6000 ' f Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1988 DEPARTMEnX OF OTOmiiriOLARYnQOLOQY AND FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY Theodore P. Mauer, D.O., F.O.C.O.O., Chairman Professor Martin S. rieifield, D.O. Ronald n. Reinhard, D.O. Robert V. Qiuliano, D.O. Lynne Sumerson, D.O. David Qranoff, D.O. Vytas Silunas, D.O. Ronald Kirschner, D.O. Bernard McDonnell, D.O. Abby Bradkin, D.O. Paul Imber, D.O. Resident Staff Joseph Hemer, D.O. Benjamin Chack, D.O. Stephen Dorf, D.O. Claude DiMarco, D.O. Edward Tomkin, D.O. Joseph Olekszyck, D.O. Richard Mickle, D.O. Roy Stoller, D.O. W J° Nv °:c, °:V Av , e ' A  V !:y .c CO ' , ' f Congratulations Class Of 1988 niCK AMD RUTH I (LUTES) YARTin With The Qift Of Listening Comes The Qift Of Healing Donald L. Erb, D.O. Congratulations To Our Dear Son, Don. We Are Always Proud Of You. Love, MOM ATiD DAD Congratulations Angle! We Love You. MOM, DAD, MATT, AMD TIM MaryAnn Andriole-Wendel, D.O. We Love You And Are So Very Proud Of You. MOM AND DAD warn Best Wishes And Congratulations To The Class Of 1988 DR. MICHAEL F. AVALLOnE ASSOCIATES i Tlie Office of the D and The Offices of the Assistant Deans For Basic and Clinical Sciences Congratulate you upon your graduation from Philadelphia CoUege of Osteopathic Medi- cine. This achievement has involved your wiliingness to travel a long and difficult road for the past four years. We are proud of your intelligence, yOm tqiacity and above all your commitment to the osteopatliijr profession. 1 fj ' ' ' % You have entered a demanding professionaljcommuntty, at ill cmj you great opportunities to coneribuie ip service, research and edue upn. We afc confluent in our hopes for your futjir f - iK ture fuU of work and reward - and proud of the s%ngth of character that you hav fcmonstrated and will continue to demonstrate. Joseph A. Dieterlt:JP). . Dean ; -;!., Robyn R. WeyanilXA. Asst. to the Dean - ' . ■ ' ■ ' -■■ ' . - r Ruth D. Wian Coordinator Nancy Fisher Executive Secretary Rosanne M. Cocca Receptionist Robert lierger, D.O. Asst. Dean for Clinical Education Faythe D. Glenfl Coordinator jean M. Doud Clerk Typist Catherine E. Mancini Clerk Typist - Tige N. Kvist, Ph]D. Assj. Dean for Basic Sciences Cheryi Guido Secretary You need plenty of rest. You ' d better stay in the gutter for a few days. HERMAM COFYRIQMT 1983 UniVERSAL PRESS SYnDICATE. Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved. ' Let me know immediately if you start feeling the urge to move sideways. ivn Testing whether laughter IS the best medicine HERMAn COPYRIQHT 1984 UhlVERSAL PRESS SYhDICATE. Reprinted with permission. 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