Rutgers Medical School - Aesculapian Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1976 volume:

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Q. vt' .gf E x ' Q- .-441, . . f,- ' , . ,..4L5,. . . 7-Lg . L - - ' Ln.-. , w f .r ir? Wi 1 ' -1 1 -QW.-,.Z 3 Il -2 Dedicating a yearbook is not an easy task. There are always many people who have contributed to the quality of the students' education, and the list grows longer every year. There are two people whose dedication, both to teaching and to the students, has been paramount. Good teachers are rare, inspiring role models rarer still. The class of 1976 gratefully dedicates the yearbook to two such inspiring role models- Dr. Joanne T. Medlinsky, Asst. Professor of Medicine and Asst. Dean for Student Affairs, and Dr. Henry B. Murphree, Professor of Psychiatry and Pharmacology. . , -jr, I Av .-F ' HUNTERDGN MEDICAL CENTER 4 ,593- -.Z 'QW . KW., - --47 X MUHLENBERG HOSPITAL 4-if i. MIDDLESEX GENERAL HGSPITAL ST. PETER'S MEDICAL CENTER A X , . ,,',' , lim. , . .N Wh f 'L . . L -,I 1 Wx wt Yr! I ly! 43 I , 2 I 10 zijn ...I ' i .x in P 4 . 1--,W '-MJ.. J vi -.Y-L...,., .fi Q . tQ.L. -aliefvi EDITORS L. Adler J. Hip-Flores D. Louis M. Mueller S. Norris STAFF S. Adler L. Hip-Flores lnnlnvfl P. Jajosky L. McPherson 1-si . , .4 .11 'i'rs-2'-- v L. Mollick J. Morello K. Mueller K. Russell-Brown C. L. Soled A. Whittaker Fl. Stock ADVISORS Dr. J. Gardner Dr. J. Medlinsky Dr. V. Vinci PHOTOGRAPHERS K. Rice C. Kjerulff J. Demback W. Williams R. Sioss M. Spedick S. Grybowski R. Anton F. Hochman B. Schwartz ART WORK V. Enders Ands ecial thanks to thefollowin individuals P 9 Mr. E. F. Horan Director of Community Relations Middlesex General Hospital Mrs. B. R. Morrison Director of Community Relations Muhlenberg Hospital Mrs. J. Ward Director of Community Relations St. Peter's Medical Center Mr. A. Fraser Director of Community Relations Hunterdon Medical Center Let us remember how it was once here when we were all together united by a good and kind feeling which made us for the time we were loving better perhaps than we are . . , V I W I i A 1 . 1 1 ' Q I I 1 0 ' a H? 1 Ill I r I , ,fu I . I . f Iifv -A wa I is iwwi-Wi l fmws ll' y PLEA LETS, i H204 .SA9,5,.M I A. 4' admnmnsffafuom STANLEY S. BERGEN, M.D. President of CMDNJ. ROBERT J. ROBINSON. M.D. Associate Dean for Research. W. EDWARD McGOUGH, M.D. Associate Dean of Affiliated Hospital Programs. T 7 A T ,T .A gs Pr ' ffm' t .- 4'- .J x, ? HARRY M. WOSKE, M.D. HAROLD G. LOGAN, M.S. Acting Dean of Rutgers Associate D6-in fOr Medical School. Academic Affairs. g -' Igqrj-35' -..- xl X, T .E L -Q. V THOMAS G. FOX, Ph.D. RICHARD C, MASON' Ph.D. THOMAS M. STEVENS, Ph.D Assistant Dean for Assistant Dean and Director , , , , Associate Dean for Student Affairs. I Administrative Planning. the Teaching Laboratories. mm, as JOANNE T. 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FOX, PH.D Li STEFAN HEFIZ, M.S.W. LUCIE S KELLY PH D R N STEVEN KOPEL, PH.D. HAROLD G. LOGAN, M.S.W. BJORN R. OLSEN, M.D.lPH.D. MARISE S, GOTTLIEB, M.D. HOWARD JACOBSON. M.D LAURA NELSON, ED.D. J JAMES A. ROGERS. M.D. ANNE R. SOMERS. B.A. FAMILY MEDICINE fi Chairman-Frank C. Snope, M.D. MEDICINE Chairman-Hadley L. Conn, Jr., M.D. Chief, Division of Pulmonary Diseases-N. Edelman, M.D. Chief, Division of Nephrology-R. Eisinger, M.D. Chief, Division of Immunology 8. Infectious Diseases- D. Gocke, M.D. Chief, Division of Endocrine 8. Metabolic Diseases- A. Khachadurian, M.D. Chief, Division of Cardiovascular Diseases-P. Kuo, M.D. Chief, Division of Hematology-P. Saidi, M.D. Chief of Medical Services-H. Woske, M.D. Acting Chief, Division of Rheumatology-B. Hepburn, M.D. Chief of C.C.U. 8. Cardiac Labs-J. Kostis, M.D. Acting Chief, Division of Gastroenterology-D. Morris, M.D. . . . -wr.,-ff Q-:-.---T: ' '-I' ff- 'I STANLEY S. BERGEN, M.D. RICHARD S. BERGER, M.D. 1 MWA A ia.- MARY WISE. M.A. FRANK C. SNOPE, M.D. BRUCE CURRIE. PH.D. LEON SILVERMAN, M,D, SAMUEL W. WARBURTON, JR.. M.D I I HADLEV L. CONN,-JR.. M.D. DAVID B. ALCID, M.D. DAVID A. BERKOWITZ, M.D. DANIEL CARLIN. M-Il 1 I I . S. PAUL COCCIA. MD- ROBERT L. DELANEY. M.D. ALAN I. FINE, M.D. GORDON FRENCH. M.D. CHIEN-HUNG FUNG. PH.D. DAVID J. GOCKE, M.D. PAULINE R. GOGER, PH.D., M.D. KIYOSHI HAYASE. PHD- DWIGHT J. HOTCHKISS, M.D. PAUL K. JOHNSON, M.D. ZARAH F. KACHANI, M.D. N. , K A A? I h I 1 A ', V I. I . 'Q ., 4 V .' , ,-jr V gf AVEDIS K. KHACHADURIAN. M.D HYO-CHUL KIM. M.D. JOHN B. KOSTIS. M.D. NORMAN H. EDELMAN, M.D. I f I . ROBERT EISINGER, M.D. , . I NANCY E. GARY. M.D. 1 f, --1 1 ' I V . 'I I I I I BONNIE HEPBURN. M.D. MONROE KARETZKY, M.D. L s' 1 A X - --I . L I -. f I, . ,.. .U I A f 1 4 ' ,Q .3 PETER T. KUO. M.D. If - nr: qw kb. HERBERT M. LIPSCHUTZ. M.D. EUGENE W. LOESER, M.D. ABEL E. MOREYRA. M.D. ROBERT J. ROBINSON, M.D. 4 .f 1 : I . 45- lv ,f I ' I ' I v 'L . Q IL. J KENNETH W. TUTTLE. . . HARRY M. WOSKE. M.D. ,,,... m - I I DAVID MORRIS, M.D. PARVIN SAIDI, M.D. ..u., - LIFE -r. , JASPER L. VAN AVERY, JR.. M.D. . . ' , -nf I 'gh ETL' . ' 001: her- Qi, A W od:a+I. - I a.,I .. I, 5' 'I I, I . 2. 133 ' CJ1,..'ha -' 0 PM Ph I vas F KLAUS J. MECKELER. M.D. JOANNE MEDLINSKY, M.D. ,sq-,-,Q-.4 I 'Wh CHRISTOPHER M. PAPA. M.D. DAVID J. RILEY, M.D. TEODORO V.SANTIAGO. M.D. RICHARD E. TANNENBAUM. M.D. I I II I' I MELVIN P. VIGMAN, M.D. THEODORE WEINSTEIN. M.D. MICROBIOLOGY Chairman-R. Walter Schlesinger, M.D. , I R. WALTER SCHLESINGER, M.D GRAHAM H, CLEAVES, PH,D . xx' , 4 Y , I 3 DONALD T. DUBIN, M.D, MAFIIANO ESTEBAN, PH.D. KEITH HAFIRAP, PH.D. JOHN A. HOLOWCZAK, PH.D. 4 .. AKIFIA IGAFIASHI. M.D. WILLIAM T. MC ALLISTEFI, PH.D. KAREL RASKA, M.D.lPH.D. HARRIET C. FIOUSE, PH.D. THOMAS M, STEVENS, PH.D. VICTOR STOLLAR. M.D.C,M. WILLIAM A. STROHL, PH.D. GBSTETRICS-GYNECOLOGY ' Chairman-Ernest Page, M.D. ERNEST PAGE, M.D DANIEL COLBURN, M.D. MICHAEL S. KREITZER, M.D. THOMAS G. MC ELRATH, M.D. DONALD R. REISFIELD. M.D. PAUL J. TOOT, M.D. MIDDLESEX OB-GYN FACULTY! fleft to rightj Dietzel, H., Jasionowski, E., Colburn, D., Rao, V., Levitt, R., Labosko, Pappas, C. PATHOLOGY Chairman-Ashton B. Morrison, M.D. ASHTON B. MORRISON. M.D. GERALD BARAD, M.D. THEODORE LOIZEAUX, M.D. ROBERT L. MALATESTA, M.D TING C. WONG. M.D. BONITA L. BACHL, M.D X 7 xi, I 1, ,g.-5 ve'-in--1'-if-----'1 ' :A ,':f N J ' aj' , ,A '- , , H .- . 'F , ..-:fig , Q-,Li 'f . 4? - ',.4 . .- ' L v ' tl - 1 .. 1 -' 11: 't-613 7 1 ' '.i ,1 r, A J. 'L 'h 'vM.v . : , A vs Rosen BAKER, M.D. MINEHVA BLANK, PH.D. MARY DUMM, M.D. SIMEON S. JARA. M.D. JOHN R. MC COY, JR., D.V.M. JANA RASKOVA, M.D. JUAN R. RAVENS, M.D. STEPHEN M. SHEA, M.D. TETSUO SHIMAMURA, M.D. JAQUES WALLACH, M.D. J PEDIATRICS Chairman-Lawrence T. Taft, M.D. 1 Director of Pediatric Clinical Services-R. Rapkin, M.D. 9 Director of Pediatric Cardiology-N.J. Sissman, M.D. Director of Neonatology-V. Krishnan, M.D. LAWRENCE T. TAFT, M.D. ANWER ALEEM. M.D. ,,, I ,, , , , , MARYLYN BROMAN, M.D. CHRISTIAN HANSEN. M.D. FRANCES HULSE, M.D. JOHN J. KANGOS, M.D. if AVRUM L. KATCHER, M.D. PHOTINI S. PAPAGEORGIOU. M,D. NORMAN J. SISSMAN, M.D. Y I VENKATESAN KRISHNAN, M.D. N. RAHBAR. M.D. PAUL A. WINOKUR. M.D PHARMACOLCDGY MARGARET O. BROSTROM. PH.D. EDWARD T. BROWNING. PH.D. GLENN LAMBERT, M.D. DONALD NORRIS. M.D. RICHARD RAPKIN. M.D. ARUN SAWARDEKAR, M.B.B.S. BRUCE M. BRECKENRIDGE. PH.D.. M.D. CHARLES BROSTROM. PH.D. I fu. HERBERT M- GEL'-ER. PH.D. YUNG-CHENG HUANG, PH.D. MARTIN C. MARINUS, PH.D. N. RONALD MORRIS, M.D. N. -- AL.. MARILYN SANDERS, PH.D. DONALD J, WOLFF, PH.D. PHYSIOLOGY 1I ALEXANDER EICHHOLZ. PHD, BIJAN K. GHOSH, SC.D. RICHARD C. MASON. PH.D. OLIVIA M. PINKETT, PH.D. GERALDINE NEISS, PH.D. DOUGLAS R. OLSON, PH.D. ROBERT K. CRANE. PH.D. KAY L. BRIDEN, PH.D. fv EAL JOHN LENARD, PHD. PARAMESWARA MALATHI, PH.D. ARABINDA K. SINHA, PH.D. NANCY R. STEVENSON, PH.D. WILLIAM S. STIREWALT, PH.D. MARK T. TAKAHASHI, M.D HARVEY R. WEISS, PH.D. PSYCHIATRY Chairman-Irwin W. Pollack, M.D. ROBERT E. ADAMS, M.D. JOHN M. ATTHOWE, JR., PH.D 'Ng .W W' ALAN J, BARNES, M.D. PETER BAUMECKER, NLD. LIONEL BEHNSON, M.D. MARION s. BLANK. PH.D. Els. 8 'S' ' ' ff' 'ig 'ir il , 5 ' ' T' . 'x r - I . 'M I I ' i ' u Y 4 A V . -xl I 1 X F PETER L. CARLTON, PHD. JOAN B. CHASE, ED.D. SALIM M. CHOWDREY, M.D. BERTRAM D. COHEN, PH.D. GERALD S. COLES, PH.D. GUIDO M. CROCETTI, PH.D. ROBERT EDELBEFIG, PH.D MYRON S. GESSNER. M.D. -g 1 L . ff . Q, 'ill LEONIDE GOLDSTEIN. D.SC. STEVEN B. GORDON. PH.D. STANLEY GURSPAN, M.S.W. LEONARD HOLLANDER, M.D. L- :UQ ,NMMA BEHNAZ JALALI. M.D. MEHRDAD JALALI. M.D. EDWARD E. JOHNSON, PH.D. HENRY C. JOHNSON, PH.D. , , l rx 'A A 3 , 'I ARNOLD M. KALLEN. M.D. JULIAN KASSEN. M.D. ARTHUR KLING, M.D. HERBERT KOHN, PH.D. YALE KRAMER. M.D. GARY W. LAMSON. M.S.W. PAUL M, LEHRER, PH.D. SANDFQA LEIBLUMI PHID. l W. EDWARD MCGOUGH, M.D. PAUL MANOWITZ. PH.D. PETER C. MANTO. PH.D. BONNIE MARKHAM. PH.D. RAZIA MATIN, M.D. V. ...J WILLIAM MULLIGAN, PH.D. IRWIN W. POLLACK. M.D. CARLOS R. SANTIAGO, M.D. MIVART G. THOMAS, M.D. L-...,, DAVID L. MAYER. M.D.. MICHAEL H. MILLER, PH.D. PETER S. MUELLER. M.D. HENRY B. MURPHREE. M.D. SYDNOR PENICK. MD- IRWIN N. PERR, M.D., J.D. .JOSEPH Roc:-ammo, M.D. RAYMOND c. nosEN. PH.D. MEYER A. ROTHBERG, PH. D. LARRY B. SILVER, M.D. ,Q-'T LENORE WALKER, ED.D. nf' If DONALD SPENCE, PH.D. MARSHALL SWARTZBURG. M.D. I wg 'x MARTIN WEINAPPLE. M.D. JOSIAH U. YOUNG, M,S.S. SURGERY Chairman 8. Chief, Division of Thoracic Surgery- J. MacKenzie, M.D. Chief, Division of Anesthesiology-J. Kuriyan, M.D. Chief, Division of BioEngineering-A. Salkind, D.Che. Chief, Division of General Surgery--J. Landor, M.D. GEORGE J. BERAKHA. M.D. RAMON CARABUENA, M.D. APOLINARIO C. DALIDA, M.D. I RALPH GRECO, M.D. i1ln JAMES W. MACKENZIE, M.D. 5 M ELIZABETH S. BUSSARD. M.D. RALPH BURNARD, M.D. I 'T nfl' uf 2 ,, , SOONCHAE CHOI. M.D. IRWIN CLARK. PH.D. , lv' SID DEUTSCH, D.E.E. NOORJEHAN ESSA, M.D. PAUL J. HIRSCH. M.D. JOHN INGRAM, M,D. MOHAMED ABBASI, M.D. JOHN R. BUSSARD, M.D. MICHAEL A. COLELLA. M.D. NORMAN FINKELSTEIN M D MARSHA E. JESSUP, M.S. 'a,Eff,,fgff.A'P'. ' ' A-YI' .fr ,In I 'JK .- I I I I . ' I 'I HERBERT H. JOSEPH, M.D. RONALD J. KINATEDER. M.D. GEORGE H. KURZ. M.D. , 1-34.0, ZEENA AGNES LOBO. M.D. . vi.'k,. FIENE JOYEUSE, M.D. MICHAEL IKAPLAN. M.D. C. BUCKMAN KATZENBACH. M.D, FREDERICK J. KNOCKE, M.D. . , -A UL., ,, I ADRIENNE KRAUSZ, M.D. JOHN B. KURIYAN. M.D. I -Q,-mvv--v f JOSEFINA M. LAGADE, M.D. I 55. 7 I in-P'-I I ' L ALEXANDER C. MITCHELL. M.D FELIX G. SALERNO, M.D. ALVIN J. SALKIND. D. Che. JOHN H. LANDOR, M.D. SANG M. LEE. M.D. V 'I .WI M 1 . 'B I In Hr.- I . I I BALTAZAR D. RODRICKS. M.D, NORMAN ROSENBERG. M.D. GLENN SISLEH, M,D REUVEN K. SNYDERMAN, M.D. , V1 F .II . ,S CORNELIUS N. STOVER, M.D. JOSEPH P. ZAWADSKY. M.D. TEACHING LABORATORIES Director-Thomas M. Stevens, PH.D. ERIC EIKENBERRY, PH.D. f fr I I -iii 1 71144 , A MARTIN L. STRASSMAN, M.D. MAKIS J. TSAPOGAS, M.D.. M.Ch. RICHARD S. WEEDER, M.D THOMAS M. STEVENS. Ph.D. PAMELA CHAMPE, PH,D 2? .Q- Rf ...nh '?5,vs.A .N V' ' I 'B -V' '- ,.'-a-'ifge Y -' .'.f!-fix 3:41. ki. . V4 S . -Q-, P K 'T1l,w . ,rfx .v V.- J V v , I 41 L ,. . , w 'x I I X f Jr, 43- 1 :-5, Ir ,J J 'i ' .,J?'r7?,.1 , ,- ., 5. '2s5?17'v1l' v. I wr m nu . P . , a , .- 1 . V ' -in : ' - N A W, W i . iw rs-----1--1'-w tb . X3 Ti5l k XX xi ff M M F X stiff DPT A, X if EW X H' I .M .i zazfdh-21' . n in :ia .Z AE L1- A-Ol QQ- ' :1'3L,, x Z... vw-r M? F' N14 , I 5-1, Q., VX .. A if,-Y ' . N527 .L Knowledge is not a looseleaf notebook of fact . Above all it is a responsibi ity for the integrity of what we are, primarily of what we are as ethical creatures. The personal commitment of a man to his skill, the intellectual commitment and the emotional commitment working together as one, has made the Ascent of Man. J. Bronowski fr , L+. v' 'L '1r Q95 B957 HHH 922 .1243 fix Yi - r . 1 'Y GV ., , , 4 ' nl , H I-. 1 ,' -11: N . W ,. gr ' .1 . . Q -. w - N .V , ,. . .5 -a Y .V 'f f li, ,R LM. x ik 3 T'-f i ki' MM. 1 n M 'V' f TXX s13. u. ' ry-' Tame M T ,A,n.5Tm,emel ,-I-,LL ,,,Al5CuT E MQ mA,Ng oF VUAQLL fwmw Tb TA T TH M Af5WT'THE 1 Nevzk J PAIN AND ua Pl:RlS on vvmcn NEVER lrm.omwsn.Y HUMANiThRiPIN PRQFESSQQN weak, 5 THEYU' TA E QPF E EHQAK 5 I WORK ....----5,5-' .--'---f' K W 7 - ld-,M Li-x . U N A L J 'P 69.2 f G sf YQ My Nw Q7 x XK CJ Qiiigzkf Dtenncmjow f LW KIQELJZLISBPRAQ w I Q' X6 -yy H fd W gm V E5 04 M y mf w in . +1 Q 1 1 Q' f 2 UNDERCLASSMEN FIRST YEAR LAB C-3: D. Rosenstein, K. Borhanian, V. Walters, C. Besharian, M. Estevez, C. McDonnell, M. Davls H. Johnson, M. Hickman, R. Delphin, J. Fontaine, D. Shepp, G. Baiady, S. Thompson, R. Thornton F. Smith, R. Ruden, A. Quinn, S. Silverman. ff, li .J, B-V I r H l . W- . t I 0 5 Q 1, 7- ' -in I . 9. ii-G4 ' rw, . ...LA3 X . .A A . w, ' XF 2- X Q Atifv xUWXL?FfexnauanH Mignon FHUNXB -- -5 fab? ,,,.mW.., . 1 3.4, , rf LAB C-2: Fi. Graudusius, Fi. Barge, A. Greenbaum, F. Goldstein, L. Schweitzer, G. Thomas, E. Pile C. Anderson, R. Higgins, C. Kaplove, P. Dreyfuss, R. Murray, P. Scoles, M. Weiss, D. Alexander S. Reiter, J. Knight, Fi. Jacobs. ima: News . XDIYRUSMXNMQA. .fm f. 'Wanna , l 'Ai , I sl! P. , L ' ' 'u .4 bf r Hman! Q LAB C-1: M. Corney, M. Andrews, Fl. Esquerre, S. Lombardo, J. Mulroy, D. Doblar, L. Barnard, W. Hardin, M. Sullivan, W. Williams, A. Yudd, N. Hochberg, M. Meltz, B. Legawiec, V. Conn, C. Mora, J. Connor, l. Bell. LAB C-6: A. Salsano, D. Camiscoli, S. LaPoff, A. DeBari, J. Thek, L. Swayne, E. McGee, R. Fernandez, W. Ames, R. Kerr, A. Vijums, F. Barber, V. Lauderdale, D. Swislel, M. lndeck, K. Jewell, E. Pittel, A. Kelsey. f LAB C-5: R. Stiller, P. Ferriter, W. Scott, S. Rosenstein, S. Cohen, J. Kahn, S. Kabls, C. Soled, B. Fand, C. Spaccavento, P. Sims, G. Fischbach, K. Hoffman, G. Orczyk, A. Szporn, J. Marton, L. Goldman, C. Schwartz. 59' ? 3 , f N3 ip. a 4 ., .V -.cflikkf -xi' ' 4 A- , Q .1-.-L Z-g-'.-.'f .iii . .,V ,,.. -'xv I ......,.1,,,N,.:,,V. .1 -'-.2--1 I -' rs -Tskau-1 . 'Y -.gfg 'E ,,::ja:i7f-,- f' Fi.ff:g',- .fl zfgrqg. '-.f-'fm-Q.?QQf.tf5:feT5z'-f'TV ', '.i1 i'4f'3??'?f f 5' 32 .-'Y-ZY535Q'f::'ibj' 'Q.i31':if-4,-1' if-19,-'ffffti-5 ' ' Y - -11-LL- -,:. -- wr-.5153-1 9-,gt-1-..'-Y.-. G , An- w i Q11 ' T x 1 .W v I rf' LAB C-4: M. Miller, V. Haynes, A. Jennings, W. Lou, M. Karoly, R. Mackow, L. Dubey T. Lester, C. Hartman, S. Grybowski, R. Fine, A. Tordini, S. Tapscott, A. Oliver, A Shallcross, A. Dockeray, B. Mercer, D. Smith. ge' I. mi- 525 S? - mar V T-'S' r -, SEB ,XS- Q we 5 '7 I in o gg ' 4 , w J 0 A 1-M' i ,,,.. ann? , . -MW., Q:-H5 ' -- 1 V' x XQQ'?.':Q -... 'imp mu., x N-1: Jason Stemmer, AI Hindenburg, Steve Shepard, Selvon Nanan, Phil Zazove, Kevin McBride, Wally Avello, Claudette Heyliger, Mark Bright, Teresa Bridge, Jose Abiseid, Gene Schwartz, Doug Krakauer, Jean Kasmer, Frank Masino, Alton Lawson. x ...ns-1 lfimwi es 5 . l C. s AX I ,. A ' -p r w , . -rv ' 4 N-,, . . .fix '- '1 , 1 - ' J 'Y' 'N'-:-,J I . -jf-:55 Yak H., , .an -.-.-, , K f ff: T I ig . 55 ' Z, X . fl N v . - 2 1 -Ni. NS .1 Q ,A Q , . ' 'F , F l ...W x. N-2: Bob Sioss, Fred Begenstein, Mike Spedick, Phil Olivieri, Betty Parisi, Robin Winter, Keith Hughes, George Roksvaag, Paul Smolen, Curt Hamburg, Bill Shibe, Alan Schwartzstein, Jackie Mislow, Sue Margolin, Prudence Kline, Tom Mankiewicz, Tom Nordstrom. J X .ar N-3: Carl Goldstein, Steve Golub, Robin Mitnick, Sam Gidding, Eric Jackson, Karen Ingram, Bob Chrzanowski, Tom Hoffman, Chuck Ettelson, Fred Braunstein, Joel Jannone. .fr Q..m,-ef'- fl., N V N-4: Fellcia Nowak, Roger Wlnt, Sudi Rubenstein, Andy Yood, Lawsa Melnyk, Tom Morea, Erwln Lange, Bill Brya, Joe Marchetla, Walter Strauss, Mike Belin. I ,-4-ll-!f I 67 .fi N-5: Chinwe Otue, Louis Rios, Ricardo Alonso, Frances Dunston, R. Hunter Wood, Bert Taffet, Andy Rich, Bob Gibson, Scott Anderson, Al Tallia, Bob Perkel, Dave Barad. l wa i vu N. AY?-V . ag I .. . Iii. ,X .L Q - 41 gf. i .-. in iii' T35 is 1 : , I gg. .qi ...... wx :. ,, rf -.- ,, 42, THIRD YEAR CLASS Denise Alveraga, Eldridge Anderson, Sofia Anthony, Carmelito Arkangel, Elizabeth Barrett, Mlchael Basista, Harry Berger, Jo Anne Betta, Ernest Biczak, Myrna Boneta, Keiko Bonk, Robert Brereton, Philip Bronowitz, Stephanie Brown, John Burling, Sharon Byrd Arturo Caesar, Michael Charles, Steven Chernus, Russel Chiappetta, David Conston, Dona Hills, Barbara Hollandt, Lare Huber, Bernadette Kedenburg, William Lawson, Rebecca Lee, James Logothetls, Jacqueline Lustgarten, Richard Max, Arthur Middleton, Alfred Miller, Eliot Miller, Linda Miller, Michael Nalesnik, Brenda O'Brien, Andrew Piskun, David Rola, Elliot Rosenberg, Susan Rowley, Martha Schreiber, Darrell Shaffer, Roger Shell, Andrew Stefaniwsky, Harvey Sternbach, Per Thyrum, Eugene Ward, Suzanne Yale, Gul Zikria, Geoffrey Zucker, Jules Zysman. 1 f X3 as, cf 'Q + nf2c? 1xff' ll 3 S-QLQ1' ?. ,,. 5F- 5 L ii!! wx, gl:-5, -4, ,2 I .AJ 'Qi Q,,..-4 S 'VY X. S -- 7 w 'l 1 ,VL 5,9 YQ Vx il , , ,-1. i ,. , i W i I . I I Z W 0 W , ,A - Q Q55 Q in xx .ggi 5 Ig, so 1 f 0 Q 3,-Aol Kw 1 +' 0 Q ig: 3 wafsoeiix' 5 9 ap fs 'p.b- ,,. - ... - - Q k... Knowing others is wisdom, Knowing the self is enlightenment. -L80 TSU The Tao Te Ching For a peaceful meditation, we need not to go to the mountains and streams,- When thoughts are quieted down, fire itself is cool and refreshing. -Kwaisen, abbot of Yerin-ii April 3, 1582 ALEXANDER A. AIMETTE A Physician's Prayer From inability to leave well enough alone, from too much zeal for what is new and contempt for what is old, from putting knowledge before wis- dom, service before art, cleverness before common sense, from treating patients as cases, and from making the cure of a dis- ease more grievious than its endurance, Good Lord, deliver me. Sir Robert Hutchinson B.E.E., The University of Detroit, 1960 M.S., Columbia University, New York, 1964 M.D., Rutgers Medical School, CMDNJ, 1976 Rotating Internship Residency in Ophthalmology. Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia LAWRENCE E. ADLER Bronx High School of Science Dartmouth College A.B. Rutgers Medical School M.M.S. Rutgers Medical School M.D. Pediatric Residency: NYU University Medical Center- Bellevue Hospital Center xt Q it 152- b M'i:i 7i'ffE - .. .T . fort'-21. 1 ' f-'1rvz:'f'r '-T' 1' ' ' -1f'lyJQ:.7,- 'ffl 1 1' 1-A. If' ' Jig iw- - r--fi' mf , Ayglia. t SUSAN M. AMLER fnee Rosinskij RAY ANTON 1968 , 1972 1974 1976 :g:,.r5si.g.f.:f,a My heart leaps up when l behold A rainbow in the sky. ROBERT WILLIAM 'pil So was it when my life began, AMLER So is it now I am a man,- So be it when I shall grow old. Or let my die! The Child is father of the Man,- And I could wish my days to be Bound each to each in natural piety. Wm. Wordsworth, 1802 Dear friend, theory is all gray, And the golden tree of life is green. Goethe, 1801 After he had journeyed, . . A. And his feet were sore, A ' He came upon an orange grove And he rested. And he lay in the cool, And while he rested, he took to himself an orange and tasted it, And it was good. And he felt the earth to his spine, And he asked, and he saw the tree above him, and the stars, And the veins in the leaf, And the light, and the balance. And he saw magnificent perfection, Whereon he thought of himself in balance, And he knew he was. Just open your eyes, And realize, the way it's always been. Just open your mind And you will find The way it's always been. Just open your heart And that's a start. And he thought of those he angered, For he was not a violent man, And he thought of those he hurt For he was not a cruel man And he thought of those he frightened For he was not an evil man, And he understood. He understood himself. Upon this he saw that when he was of anger or knew hurt or felt fear, . lt was because he was not understanding, And he learned, compassion. And with his eye of compassion He saw his enemies like unto himselh And he learned love. Then, he was answered. And he was tired, sir ! L ts. T, . Man is not a circle with a single center,- He is an ellipse with two foci. Facts are one, ideas are the other. Victor Hugo Les Miserables Vll PHYLLIS M. BARRAC KS ALAN J. BARNETT You try to grasp true happiness To make your life completeg You seek for it like beggars scrounging in the streets. Travelling across the miles, Wandering far and wide, You search the confines of hallowed places . . Happiness seems to hide. You lock yourself in rooms Pretending it be there, Singing and dancing in frenzy elusive, Even without care. Per chance you pause to look with inner sight You might all too soon construe, That the flame of happiness is kindled within, 'Tis the light of love in you. Paul D. Young Past: Central Branch Elementary School, Mico Practic- ing School, College of Arts, Science 8t Technology, University of the West Indies, Columbia University. Present: CMDNJ-Rutgers Medical School Future: Straight Medical Intern, Veterans Adminis- tration Hospital, Long Beach, California. RUSSELL BEAVERS id I f I W, 194 I ANN BLACKWELL IRVING BROWN WILLIAM BROTHERTON r'. My medical career began with the MCATs on a sunny day in May of 1968 with What is TASS? My answer was not one of those offered. After having lit a candle at St. Patrick's cathedral on the evening of December 24, 1968 at 8:00 in the morning. My parents celebrated with Asti Spumanti over breakfast: I turned over and went back to sleep. Twenty-thousand dollars later, and I now know which way the earpieces on my stethescope should point. I'd like to thank my parents for paying for eight years of higher education, and most of the RMS faculty especially the clinicians for their concern. Special good luck wishes to Ray, Patsy, Curt, Mary, Charis, Mat, and Terry-in many ways the best of our class. JOSEPH CATAPANO ROBERT R. CHVALA T7 . 'i i '- 5 7 in 1 if 5 3 JI an 'A 14 55. 6-:Ah l 'Sir DONALD F. DERSE ...L '- -- A -67:51 V1 STEPHEN COOK . . 1 r ' I 1 W .E It is a singular honor for any person to be entrusted with the health and welfare of others. To me has been given a double honor-the trust of a person's health and welfare, as well as their being as a child of God. That honor is not taken lightly. It is one that places me in perpetual gratitude- to God-for setting me free to be , for equipping me with basic tools to use for the sake of others. to Park United Methodist Church-for supporting a part-time pastor with encouragement, grace, and understanding as I studied medicine. to My Wife and Children-for enduring undeserved hardship with true joy and dedication. to Rutgers Medical School-for having the courage to take a chance on me, and for refining the basic tools of my life which allow me to assume the honor of being called - Physician . and finally, to My Fellow Students-for allowing me to share our common hopes, trials, pains, and joys. 80 CHUCK DINERSTEIN 'A' f. Q 535'-x'35?f.vis' ' Q. ,G q , I ' . ' Continually learning E. T and carrying. on the traditions of ' women in medicine. 1 'ziii X NANCY EGAN '76 8: TESS SMITH V.M.D. S 3. L3 .1 i I REGINA ESTENES lf Work is love made visible. And if you cannot work with love but only with distaste, it is better that you should leave your work and sit at the gate of the temple and take alms of those who work with ioy. For if you bake bread with indifference, you bake a bitter bread that feeds but half man's hunger. And if you grudge the crushing of the grapes, your grudge distils a poison in the wine. And if you sing though as angels, and love not the singing, you mugle man's ears to the voices of the day and the voices of the nig t. Kahlil Gibran The Prophet STEVE FELTON The love between the sexes is undoubtedly one of the first things in life, and the combination of mental and bodily satisfaction attained in the enjoyment of love is literally one of life's cul- minations. Apart from a few perverse fanatics, ' all the world knows this and conducts life accordinglyg only science is too refined to confess it. FREUD H9152 LOURDES FRAU All change is a miracle to contemplate, but it is a miracle which is taking place every, instant. Confucius said, To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge. When one man has reduced a fact of the imagination to be a fact to his understanding, I foresee that all men will at length establish their lives on that basis. Henry David Thoreau, Walden - .... Come, my friends, 'Tis not too late to seek a newer world. Push off, and sitting well in order smite The sounding furrows: for my purpose holds To sail beyond the sunset, and the baths Of all the western stars, until I die. It may be that the gulfs will wash us down: lt may be we shall touch the Happy Isles, And see the great Achilles, whom we knew. Though much is taken, much abides, T and though We are not now that -1 strength which in old days Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are,- One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong CADRIN GILL it will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Ulysses l may be able to speak the languages of men and even of angels, but if l have not love, my speech is no more than a noisy gong or a clanging bell. I may have all knowledge and understand all secrets- but if I have not love, it does me no good. Love is patient and kind: love is not jealous, or conceited, or proud,' love is not ill-mannered or selfish ee or irritable: ROGER HAAS loaf, dvogslglsot keep a record Love never gives up,' and its faith, hope and patience never fail. Love is eternal. , 1 'J' , V K Qi X ..,.l,,. ,.A:,E.vn.. . SUSAN HETMAN JULIO HIP-FLORES We have to cure ourselves of the itch for absolute knowledge and power. We have to close the distance between the push-button order and the human act. We have to touch people. J. Bronowski ,' ' 5 Alu. VU, News Boy Dishwasher False Teeth Maker Stock Boy Short Order Cook Amusement Park Stand Manager Saladman Laboratory Technician Chemical Engineer gYEgl1f'T'-C15 ', ' gui: I for '-' C4 ,Ja lf you will it, it is no dream. Theodore Herzl FRANK PETER HOCHMAN School for the Deaf, New York Stuyvesant High School, New York City College of New York, B.S. Rutgers Medical School, M.M.S. Rutgers Medical School, M.D. University of California, San Francisco-San Francisco General Hospital-Family Practice P ti UYISZ N0 part of the body is entirely safe lifom his practlce lk 3 lll ayounu puo Presenting Gastrointestinal Con NEIL IZENBERG Learning to laugh at the Hoping to justify neglect family and friends: plight of dreamers and researchers: of Coming to realize the miracle of you and me. i 1 ' 1 T' - V Philip Jaiosk y PHILIP .uuosxv fl L TERRY JONES CHARLES JOSEPH 87 Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-- l took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference. R. Frost 5 c All S81T81J 1976 g:ilW is yr -.1 u 'Q ,. 1 Q ',gii'f' fffi 2 5119 X'5'1H A. KESSLFTQY W X ANUEL gonlfc GPHNG LA . QA LILLIAN LI 4' , Tw Sf 91 Q39 agp fn Q Enfants de tous pays, tenez vos mains meurtries. DAVID LOUIS IX et' JAMES MATINO Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream of things that never were and say why not. Robert F. Kennedy F :ze f :na ml... . . ,, . 'fflhg ,MI4 A ' ff ' v QA 'mv 41 ....., ,x, - fx :mn -3425-14 .llll . w-..- YU 4,- - ...,,, 4 KSU? fee- ' um ..,,x Qgx fifth uf, :ll . 'V -- . X nf? f :Mgr em. 4 N 4 -T5 .nili 'I X N Lt.-Q ,WH ji, W-, , .HL ul 1 LLOYD MC PHERSON 3. t' .L A. li., .A ,ll.l.n. EDMUND MICHAEL I was born in San Fernando, Trinioad in 1945, and have always been fascinated by the different aspects of medical practice. However, out of all the different fields of medicine, I am most attracted to Family Practice, in which l plan to do a residency. I believe that medicine has enormous potential to draw the peoples of the world together, since all people, whether they be black, white, or yellow, whether they be Communist or cap- italistic, whether they be Arab or Jew, have the potential of becoming seriously ill and thus requiring medical attention. To me, it is very distressing to observe the inequities between rich and poor, between developed and under-developed nations, and I sincerely believe, perhaps somewhat idealistically, that the true physician, in his capacity of being a healer of body and soul has the enormous potential of contributing his share in helping to promote goodwill and friendship between all men that this world would eventually become a much better place for our children to come to live in. 5-.L , ax . .l a.-gale-'-h i s 'Ja - JAMES MILMAN And the little prince went back to meet the fox. Goodbye, he said. Goodbye, said the fox. And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: lt is only with the heart that one can see rightly: what is essential is invisible to the eye. -Antoine de Saint Exupery, The Little Prince JOSEPH MORELLO This is to acknowledge my appreciation and debt to those without whom this individual would not be possible: My MOTHER and FATHER CELIA and HUGO My Sister-in-law APRIL And Others-who gave their time selflessly and T recognized a small voice in a big crowd 1,2,3 RONALD MODLINGER Anxiety levels rise higher. . . While approaching my lifelong desire: From a student, a Doc Catapulted with shock From the trying pan into the fire! MARTY MUELLEFI WILLIAM MULLALLY 'xl r W, ,V p tj --1 ' O . . . And if there be an opportunity of serving one who is a stranger in financial straits, give full assistance to all such. For where there is love of man there is also love of the art. For some patients though conscious that their condition is perilous, recover their health simply through their contentment with the goodness of the physician . . . Life is short and the art long. . . Hippocrates SHARON L. NORRIS . sg , K it I' -+1 I I o I Q-W . 3 . ff' ,.,.. M i Pour into the lake Only a wine drop And the sun's gone. G. Seferis And that is why I say to you that, though it be a thrilling and marvelous thing to be merely young and gifted in such times, it is doubly so, doubly dynamic-to be young, gifted and black. Look at the work that awaits you! L. Hansberry Wi' ' Q l ANN PALERMO EUGENIA PAVLOV ORLANDO PILE Brooklyn College - BA '72 Rutgers Medical School - MMS '74 Rutgers Medical School - MD '76 Martin Luther King, Jr., L.A., Calif. Internal Medicine K. , -'ll n 4 H .1 -' , .iiv .4 ,. -r ......, A ' 43 'P L, Congratulations, fellow classmates: These past four years haven't been the easiest years of my educational experience, however, they were quite demanding and interesting. This achieve- ment would never have been accomplished without the continuous support, reassurance and patience from the Brothers and Sisters of Brooklyn College, my family: mother, father, brothers 141, sisters t6l, and particularly, my wife and daughter: Maria-Eliza, and Kinshasa. Throughout my life, l've been constantly advised by white teachers and counselors, that medicine was an impossible vocation for me, and I should concentrate my efforts on music or art. This style of inept counseling just proved to lend itself only to strengthen my desire and develop my confidence to become a physician. ati' GEORGE ROENNING .ln-5 ...I Orientation . . .early mornings and late nights. . . lunchtime football and softball. . . Parties and picnics. . . drinking urea? . . .Gas lines. . .endless labs . . . Glitter Day . . . Human Sexuality. . . marching on Trenton . . . awkward early H8tP's . . .friends gone after two years. . . 32 hours of National Boards . . . Midnight lV's and sleepers. . . Hunterdon ice cream . . . Muhlenberg pong . Medicine with Hadley and the Guys . . .Wednesday iTuesday?J night hoop . . . College of Medicine, Dentistry and Osteopathy of NJ? . . . interviews 8t Magmh !l?ay . . . Weddings . . . Go Scarlet Knights! . . . CouIdn't do it without you, ie . ROBERT ROSADO Min ...L .M 4 -r' fl' rw .J H L . ' ' - f To my classmates: We scarcely think our meseries our foes. Who alone suffers, suffers most i' the mind: Leaving free things, and happy shows, behind: But then the mind much sufferance doth o'erskip, When grief hath mates and bearing fellowship. Shakespeare KARL E. RUSSELL-BROWN Family Practice .J To my friends on the faculty and administration who believed in, encouraged, and taught me- A sincere thanks. A Thank-you note- Chuck, I owe you a swimming pool Of Hunam chicken to make you drool, For maxi-love while keeping cool Over a steaming wok while l'm in school. To Baggins, my black and white furry creature, For bringing me moles as a regular feature, l'll promise not to be a mad preacher Whenever you bite my toe just to teach her. For my great and supportive mother I offer a real doctor instead of the other. For Ron and Lila, the grooviest of friends, How can I offer enough dividends?! BRENDA SHANK ! PATRICIA THOMAS JOTHAN STALEY 98 'N Life is richest when we realize we are all snowflakes. Each of us is absolutely beautiful and unique, and we are here for a w very short time. MARIE TRONTELL K ubler-Ross x,. y 1 tix CAROLYN WAY Q 'Q - BEN WEINSTEIN The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. Charles DuBois It was with this spirit that Pat and I decided that I would leave my job and go to medical school, if I could get in. I was fortunate to find in Rutgers a school that was willing to take a chance, for which I will always be grateful. These four years have flown by, although the days went slowly. We're nearing the end, Pat, don't panic. I remember what our sons Ira and Steven look like, although after a year of internship I hope they'II remem- ber me. Maybe now the boys will stop asking me what l'm going to be when I grow up. I wish my mother had lived to see me graduate, she would have been so proud. Farewell, Rutgers. Show wisdom. Strain clear the wine: and since life is brief, cut short far reaching hopes! Even while we speak, envious time has sped. Reap the harvest of today, putting as little trust as may be in tomorrow. K JAMES WEINTRAUB AGNES WHITAKER ROBERT WIGGINS A WW I went into the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to confront only the essential facts of lite, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. . . . Thoreau, Walden BARBARA WUEHRMANN Colorado Outward Bound School . u.:lllr1Imll. lLl!1uslsin r, . L, wiv 5, 3 124 X I' ' NN H . w--5 -v' ,V 41 , ' ' 0 7 ' 1-91- 4 A , p w , -n ..l, V v inf. rw 1 Q Sv., ff .. . ' N wr w ans, f B131-, - in . -vvfa. u .-Q 37 ,. ui 'P . L ' vw -5 fp- I rx- HF: ' 1 7 1 .Y ' . 3. 3 eg: H ,fa M ,- X-. V I r, ', . fv, ' K 5'3- 1 JD H-P6 I f NQ .ws Y 1 . A fi 'sis L 6-4 Journal -. 1 X 1 P X ' x -1 V n l .I fx wi 4 fx X 52 21 111 , 4' -nz img w ' f ,. 4 , 71' 9 I 'm f------- R 9 . X N ,. ,., .,..... , -A -ff, 115 J The very highest is barely known by men. -Lao Tsu The Tao Te Ching 1 I 1 li' I JOSEPH P. LEDDY, M.D. PATRONS We are deeply grateful to our friends, faculty, and families for their financial support. Without their aid this yearbook would not have become a reality. To all of you our hearty thanks. MARVIN R. AGRAN M D FRANK R. BELLOMO, M.D. DR. and MRS. STANLEY S. BERGE CHARLES E. BRIMM, M.D. DR. HARRY BRUNT GEORGE J. BERAKHA, M.D. H.B. COPLEMAN, M.D. ROBERT CRANE, Ph.D. EDISON MEDICAL GROUP, PA. LEON C. EDWARDS, M.D., F.A.C.S. MR. EDW. F. EGAN ALAN I. FINE, M.D. ROBERT G. FISHER, M.D. DANIEL H. FROHWIRTH, M.D. JACK C. GARDNER, M.D. JOSEPH GLUCK, M.D. PAULINE R. GOGER, Ph.D., M.D. PHILIP GREEN, M.D. WILLIAM B. GREENBERG, M.D. HOWARD JACOBSON, M.D. ALEX KOVACS, M.D. E. ARTHUR KRATZMAN, M.D. ADRIENNE M. KRAUSZ, M.D. MICHAEL S. KREITZER, M.D. OSCAR R. KRUESI, M.D. PETER KUO, M.D. JOHN H. LANDOR, M.D. DR. and MRS. SEYMOUR J. ADLER N J SANG M. LEE, M.D. HERBERT M. LIPSCHUTZ, M.D. JAMES W. MACKENZIE, M.D. MR. 81 MRS. JAMES MCPHERSON ASHTON B. MORRISON, M.D. JOANNE T. MEDLINSKY, M.D. HUGO MODLINGER, M.D. MR. 81 MRS. JAMES NORRIS C.M. PAPA, M.D. A.J. PASSANNANTE, M.D. JOSEPH PEYSER, M.D. DR. and MRS. IRWIN W. POLLACK DARWIN J. PROCKOP, M.D., Ph.D. RADIOLOGY GROUP OF NEW BRUNSWICK P.A. JEROME J. ROLNICK, M.D. ALLAN J. SCHER, M.D. HOWARD A. SEMER, M.D. NORMAN J. SISSMAN, M.D. DR. and MRS. FRANK SNOPE LAWRENCE T. TAFT, M.D. MR. and MRS. JOHN G. TRONTELL SR MAKIS J. TSAPOGAS, M.D. EVA WASSERMAN MR. MONROE J. WEINTRAUB HARRY M. WOSKE, M.D. JOSEPH P. ZAWADSKY, M.D. 5 i 5 if or a. 1'-L' Knowing harmony is consfancy. Knowing consfancy is enlighfenmenf. Loo Tsu The Tao Te Ching - neges' , v. lip -K 13 'Y ! F'7-L