Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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it SKULL 1981 likntj ' fnplt VainnUj font gci«ac g DEDICATION..... TABLE OF CONTENTS ...100 Psychiatry . ..102 HIGHLIGHTS . . .104 National Boards, Part II. ...108 PRE-CLINICAL 18 Anatomy 20 ADMINISTRATION ...110 Biochemistry 26 Physiology 82 THE GRADUATES ...122 Microbiology •i. M n : • IM'y I Immunology 28 ACTIVITIES .. .306 Pathology 44 Christmas Show 1978 . .308 Pharmacology' Behavioral Science.. 56 1979 ..310 Primary Care 56 Student Board of Ethical Preventive Medicine.. 57 Conduct ..312 Genetics ..313 National Boards, Part 1 58 Sfudcnr National Medical Association ..314 CLINICAL 60 American Medical Surgery 63 SfuJcnt .Association ..315 Neurosurgery 68 American Medical Orthopedics. ..,.69 Women's Association ,.315 Anesthesiology ,...70 Note Service Ear. Nose Throat ...71 RugbvTe am .317 Urology ...71 Soccer Team .318 Ophthalmology ,.72 Basketball .319 Dermatology ..72 Dean Hcnikoff'sParty r .320 Scurology 73 Dr. Daniel Hull's Family Medicine .74 Farewell Party .321 marry S'. Internal Medicine...............................................7( Fraternities.322 . Pulmonary................82 Gimbels Day..............323 1 Infections Disease.........82 WMS- Cardiology.................................................. 83 Spouses'Association.324 Hcmatology Oncology.........84 Gastroenterology'............8) FACES St PLACES 325 Endocrinology................88 Nephrology...................86 SKULL STAFF.334 Rheumatology.................86 Rehabilitation Medicine........81 RESIDENCY Cm.........................88 APPOINTMENTS..............338 Radiology................. 92 EmergencyRoom Walk-k,..94 PATRONS.........................344 Pediatrics - St. CEfistophef s.9h AOS ..................... 346

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Dedication Hugo D. Smith, M.D. These four years have witnessed the growth and maturation of each member of the Class of 1981. Challenged by many decisions, we have pondered, lamented in turmoil, and often sought needed and precious advice. Dr. Hugo Dunlap Smith has always been available at these troublesome times. As a member of the administration of the medical school, he is endowed with a wealth of information concerning academic scheduling and career plans. However, he has demonstrated to the Class of 1981 that he is far more than mainly an information reservoir. He has welcomed each of us at his door with warmth, humility, and compassion. He delights in exchanging knowledge and is an individual with a sense of commitment to the community, to his patients, and to us. It is, therefore, with great pleasure and enthusiasm that we dedicate SKULL 1981 to Dr. Hugo Dunlap Smith. 5