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

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Table of Contents Dedication......................................4 Laughter: The Best Medicine.....................8 Administration Staff.........................26 Activities.....................................36 Affiliates....................................136 SKULL Staff...................................140 Pre-Meds....................................142 Looking at Ourselves: The Class of 1982........................150 Residency Appointments......................337 Patrons.....................................341 Advertisements..............................343 Pre-Clinicol Years Anatomy 54 60 64 68 Microbiology Immunology 72 76 80 80 81 81 3

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We the Class of 1982 of Temple University School of Medicine are honored to dedicate SKULL 1982 to Carson D. Schneck, M.D.. Ph.D.. Professor of Anatomy. As a physician, teacher and scientist, he epitomizes a standard of excellence that we can strive to emulate as we go forth in our medical careers. Carson Schneck was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania on October 10, 1933. Early in his life, his parents impressed upon him the importance of a good education. After graduation from high school, he attened Muhlenburg Colfege, where he was torn between pursuing a career in teaching or medicine. According to Carson. I had always wanted to become a teacher, but did not realize that there were numerous teaching opportunities in the field of medicine. In line with his parents' wishes for a solid education for their son. Carson enrolled as an M.D. candidate at Temple University in the Fall of 1955. He found the basic medical sciences interesting as well as challenging and realized early during his career as a student the real need for physicians to teach basic medical sciences. His desire to be both a physician and teacher could be recognized. During his medical school years, Carson distinguished himself by being elected to 5