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

Text from Pages 1 - 380 of the 1983 volume:

The Skull Presented by The Class of 1983 1 8foad and Ontario, 1907 Dedication.........................4-5 Introduction to Harold.............6-9 Administration...................10-21 In Remembrance...................22-23 Pre-Clinical Years...............24-69 Anatomy ......................26-33 Biochemistry..................34-37 Microbiology..................38-41 Pathology.....................42-47 Pharmacology..................48—51 Physiology....................52—55 Behavioral Science..........,.... .56 Genetics.........................56 Preventive Medicine..............57 Primary Care.....................57 Physical Diagnosis...............58 Noteservice...................60-61 Christmas Show................62-67 NBME..........................68-69 Clinical Years..................70-127 Anesthesiology................. 72 Dermatology......................73 ENT..............................74 Family Medicine...............75-77 Medicine......................78-79 Cardiology....................80-81 Emergency Room................82-83 Endocrinology....................84 Gastroenterology.................85 General Internal Medicine___86-87 Hematology Oncology.............88—89 Infectious Diseases.............90-91 Nephrology......................92-93 Pulmonary.......................94-95 Rheumatology....................96-97 Clinical Years..... 98-103 Neurology.........................104 Neurosurgery............. . . . .105 Obstetrics Gynecology .... 106-109 Ophthalmology.................110—111 Orthopedics...................112-114 Peds Einstein.....................115 Peds St. Chris................116-117 Psychiatry....................118—119 Radiology.....................120—121 Rehabilitation Medicine..........122 Urology......................... 123 Surgery......................124-127 Faces and Friends.......... 128-131 Affiliates......................132-135 Activities......................136—151 Organizations................138-143 Skull Staff..................144-145 Rugby .......................146—147 Parties......................148—151 Seniors.........................151-333 Farewell to Harold............. 334-335 Residencies.................... 336-338 Medical Communications............ .339 Patrons and Ads................ 340-367 Table of contents 3 dedication Qoncetta Harakal, Ph.D It has become a tradition each year to dedicate the yearbook to someone whose gifts in a special way have influenced this year's graduating class. This year, the Class of 1983 of Temple University's School of Medicine is pleased to dedicate Skull ’83 to Concetta Harakal. Ph.D. She is not only a teacher and researcher of high academic standards but a humanist, commited to people and especially to students. She was born in Colledimacine, in the Province of Chieti of the Abbruzzi region of Italy and emigrated at the age of eight with her family to Philadelphia. She grew up in Philadelphia receiving her A.B. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1945, her M.S. from Temple University in 1950 and her Ph.D. in Pharmacology from Temple in 1962. She began as an instructor in Pharmacology at Temple in 1957 and eventually became a full professor in 1976. Some of her major research areas involve cardiovascular pharmacology, vascular smooth muscle pharmacology, and hypertension with over sixty publications at present. For many of us our interactions with Dr. Harakal extend beyond the classroom. Some of us first met her as nervous medical school applicants during the interview process - she has served as a member of the Admissions Committee since 1978. For others, she became a sophomore year advisor always willing to discuss academic or personal problems. Even as a lecturer she extended beyond the podium, doing whatever she could to clarify the material she presented. Her excellence in teaching has not gone unrecognized by others. She has received three Golden Apple Teaching Awards, the Chapel of the Four Chaplains Legion of Honor Award, the Sowell Memorial Award for Excellence in Basic Science Teaching, and the Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching. Dr. Harakal is a dedicated teacher, a committed researcher, and a devoted wife - in essence a special person and we are truly proud to dedicate Skull '83 to her. 5 The Class of 1983 T he Class of 1983 (Harolds Story) This is Harold, a member of a rather unique graduating class. Even though he never attended one lecture, or examined a patient, or spent a night on call, he has been a little part of each of us for the past four years. In fact, you might say, all together our class made up Harold. This is his story. O— mother felt the first contraction as she reached for a box of Twinkies in a local grocery store. She headed for the express check-out line hoping to make it out of the store (after all - she already had eight items) and safely to a hospital. The checker hurried his tabulations, but somewhere between the price of the broccoli and the price of the head of lettuce, her water broke. Before she recovered fully from the embarrassment, two bag boys had picked her up. placed her in a shopping cart and raced her towards the exit. She couldn't remember the rest of the trip to the hospital and when she arrived, much to the shock of the intern, she was almost fully dilated. She was wheeled into a delivery room and fifteen minutes later the same intern delivered a small, but vigorous, baby Harold into the world. It wasn't until she was on the phone with her husband that Harold's Mom realized she had no idea where the hospital was She had to ask the unit clerk for directions to relay to her husband. Just come down the Roosevelt Boulevard and get off at the Broad Street exit, she explained over the phone. Go south until you reach Tioga Street and it's right thereon the left across from Dox Truck. Little did the sleeping baby Harold realize how important that address would become in his life. 7 | 9 S Xcxky was V rtV 4 ly 1 XU4 Q t J ot s 6 caV dcX ice, CVfes and Xeff Q cl roiKe Mt Sa2.� o dll X aot lotfb rf presets but Ust L cJefe q )oVto kit cwo tKcr eet-'' s d(ctr (, Xt'Xy i cree.foto ary s kmr anc| (omm tkr A up. Kl Of fly caiACjkt 'pitiy M or nv b Susie wJtK my (Xew kjt% XL a u jy X W t olo'v to (edrn db vii a T VXa April 20. 1974 Tomorrow I get to skip out of Trig to see my guidance counselor. They sent me a note this morning that said I have to decide on what kind of college I want to go to — and I quote to advance my academic knowledge. ” I don’t know why they want to know that stuff I'm only seventeen. Anyway, I’m told I don’t have the stamina or the equipment to he a gigolo or an athelete and I don’t have the hands of a concert pianist or the face of a movie star. 1 could make a fine alarm clock, hut my family already has one. Not much left except becoming a D.J. or an M.D. wonder if any colleges offer premedical broadcasting as a major? H. April 21, 1974 Saw my counselor he asked who Paul McCartney was. When I answered a blacklister of communists” he told me to stick to medicine. H. 8 September 25, 1978 Taking the MCAT's for a second time is much more draining than the first hard to believe since I’m a Kaplan course graduate. I’ll have to find out tomorrow if I can make the scores cumulative. My father bet my first set of scores on the state lottery. He lost. . November 15, 1978 Had my interview at Temple Med school this morning. I knew I was in trouble when I arrived and three other applicants were wearing suits identical to mine. began to get a little worried when the interviewer wished me luck on my other interviews as I left. Maybe 1 shouldn't have told him I applied to PCOM. H. April 1. 1979 What a birthday present a fat envelope arrived from Temple. I stared at it a long while before deciding what to do with it. Holding it up to the light I could only make out the words “Dear Harold”, so I had to open it. H. It affords me great pleasure to advise you that the Admissions Committee has approved your application for entrance into the Temple University School of Medicine and has awarded you a place in the Freshman class beginning September 4, 1979. Thank God - I'm in. 9 10 Aerial view of Broad Street. 1948 Russell H. Conwell's Desk. ca. 1925 Aimiriistration TEMPLE UNIVERSITY TU-556-00 3400 NORTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19140 OF THE COMMONWEALTH SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Leo M. Henikoff. M.D. Dean Viet President for Medical Affairs To the Class of 1983 Our Class is a special one, at least to me. If you recall, we started at Temple together on the same day in the Fall of 1979. In the interim you have grown immeasurably as a class, as individuals, and as physicians. My growth rate, I am sure, has been slower, but I am told that such occurs with advancing age. Without question this class has distinguished itself in having the best parties of this century! Truly remarkable have been the cohesiveness and the close bonds that have existed in this group of people with such a diversity of backgrounds and interests. Helpful to the school as well has been the strong student leadership provided by the Class of 1983. Helpful to each other have been the support groups that the Class generated. I won't write about the challenges that are ahead. You are aware of them and sense them as well as anyone. I do want to say, however, that it's been fun being one of you, although I understand I am not to receive a diploma on May 26, 1983. Br Leo M. Henikoff, M.O. LMH pb 12 Centennial Challenge Program 1884-1984 Leo M. Henikoff, M.D. Dean and Vice President for Medical Affairs William P. Barba, II, M.D. Associate Vice President for Affiliated Institutions Ethel Weinberg, M.D. Associate Dean Robert G. Uris Associate Dean for Administration Albert J. Finestone, M.D. Associate Dean for Continuing Medical Education Hugo Dunlap Smith, M.D. Associate Dean for Curriculum Samuel S. Herman. D.D.S., Ph.D. Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies Associate Vice President for Research of Temple University John M. Lowe, 111 Assistant Dean for Development Administration William F. Schulze Assistant to the Dean Moses Young, Ph.D. Assistant to the Dean Charles S. Ireland, Jr. Assistant to the Dean Director of Recruitment, Admission Retention Program Avery S. Miller Director of Administration Warren W. Gulko, Ph.D. Director of Finance Ruth E. Diamond Director of the Library Herman Goldner, Ph.D. Director of Sponsored Programs Rose A. Ferrara Assistant Director of Administration Stanton W. Saltzman Director of Medical Communications Stanton Felzer, Ph.D. Associate Vice President Jonathan Cilley, Ph.D. Director of Student Laboratories Dr Leo M. Henikoff 13 Dr. William P Barba, II Dr. Ethel Weinberg Robert G. Uris Dr Albert J. Finestone 14 15 Dr. Samuel S. Herman Dr. Jonathan Cilley Charles S. Ireland, Jr. Avery S. Miller Dr. Stanton Felzer Dr. Warren W. Gulko 1 16 Office Staff Mrs Carol Blount Secretary to the Assistant Dean for Development Administration Miss Mary Stier Chambers Office Manager, Office of the Dean and Vice President for Medical Affairs Mrs. Cleora E. Clark Secretary, Office of Associate Dean for Curriculum Mrs. Theresa Cunningham Secretary, Office of the Dean and Vice President for Medical Affairs Mrs. Dorothy J. Dennison Executive Director of Alumni Office School of Medicine Mrs Mable Dukes Secretary to the Assistant Administrator Mrs. Evelyn Eleby Secretary. Office of Continuing Medical Education Mrs. Shirley Ester Secretary to Manager Office ol Faculty and Student Records Ms. Mary E. Flynn Secretary, Alumni Office Mrs. Lenora D. Glick Secretary to Associate Dean for Continuing Medical Education Mrs. Patricia Benene Secretary to the Dean and Vice President for Medical Affairs Mrs. Ruddie Miller Secretary, Admissions Office Ms. Margaret Cortese Secretary to Associate Dean for Curriculum Mrs. M. Judith-Russo Manager, Office of Faculty Student Records Miss Helga M. Sauter Secretary to the Associate Dean Miss Gwendolyn Singleton Secretary. Office of Continuing Education Miss Livia F. Sparagna Secretary to Associate Vice President for Affiliations Ms. Melody Becker Secretary to Associate Vice President Mrs. Cleora E. Clark Mrs. Dorothy J. Dennison 17 Mrs. Judith Russo Mrs. Theresa Cunningham and Mrs. Patricia Benene Miss Helga M. Sauter 18 Ms. Margaret Cortese Ms. Diane Lazar Ms. Carol Blount Miss Livia F. Sparagna Miss Mary Stier Chambers 19 Ruth Diamond Director Burt Benenson Jean Choi Toby Harke Mary Ellen Harris Wade Harris Anna Ludovici Thelma Van Reed Robert Rodney Maureen Smith 20 Marta Arenaz, Finance Office Precilla Richardson, Bursar's Office 21 Remembrance It seems that no matter where I do my clinical rotations, no matter what service I'm on, I meet people that knew my father. After seeing my name tag and asking me if I am related to Dr. Brigham, they proceed to tell me what a wonderful person he was. This means a great deal to me because I am very proud to be his son. I also think this means a great deal to Temple because of what he came to represent. My father influenced many policies at Temple, particularly those concerning admissions and student affairs. Through these policies Temple has gained a reputation of producing doctors who are not only of high academic quality, but are also of high human quality He truly cared about people and he wanted doctors who truly cared about people. Because of that type of thinking. Temple maintained a strong and unique program that placed a high priority on human values. Many of these values were displayed to us by my father in our dealings with him. He was thoughtful and honest, and always willing to listen whether we were first in our class or applying for the third time. We learned from him what helping someone meant because we often needed help ourselves We were made to feel important by him because he treated us as individuals. By being exposed to this type of attitude, we were presented with the opportunity to incorporate it into our own system of values. Unfortunately my father died our freshman year and we were not able to further benefit from his presence at a critical time in our education. We can be comforted, however, knowing that his hand has so deeply touched Temple and everyone who knew him, and that his presence will always be a part of us and of those we teach. M. Prince Brigham, M.D Mark P. Brigham, M.D. Class of 1983 Mary Wiedeman, The Class of 1983 first met Dr. Mary Wiedeman during the micro-circulatory lectures in Physiology, but it was my good fortune to work closely with her as a research assistant during the summer following our freshman year. During that preciously brief time I came to know her as professor, world famous researcher, mentor, and most importantly, friend. Shespokeat great length about engendering a professional attitude in the student, a duty she considered sacred. Dr. Wiedeman certainly exemplified the term professional-her sense of dedication and service that permeated her career. Stricken by an incurable respiratory disease. Dr Wiedeman refused to give up. It would have been easy for her to return to her beloved Kentucky the last months of her life, but that was not the Wiedeman way. There was research to supervise, articles to write, and microcirculatory lectures to prepare. Dr. Wiedeman certainly possessed the will to live. One gains a flavor of her dedication and courage by the following example. In the last months of her life, the progression of her disease necessitated the use of high dose steroids and oxygen twenty—four hours per day. Dr. Wiedeman continued compiling data, publishing articles, and gave microcirculatory lectures to the freshman while receiving oxygen by nasal Ph.D cannula. Dr. Wiedeman's obituary in the Philadelphia Inquirer stated she had no survivors. This could not be further from the truth. Surviving Dr Wiedeman are her family in Kentucky, her numerous research articles, textbooks, and her fantastic microcircu— latory movies. Also surviving is the knowledge she placed in our minds and the love she placed in our hearts — a unique contribution to the Class of 1983 and to the entire Temple community. 23 Joseph McKeown. M.D. Class of 1983 24 Histology Laboratory. T908 Pre-clinical years 25 natomy Robert Troyer, Ph.D. Chairperson Mark Black, Ph.D. Michael Cochran, Ph.D. Gail Crouse, Ph.D. Karl Karnaky, Ph.D. Albert Lamperti, Ph.D. Thomas Marino, Ph.D. Pat McAllister, Ph.D Patricia Oldes-Clarke, Ph.D. Charles Ordahl. Ph.D. Joanne Orth, Ph.D. Brett Oxberry, Ph.D Laurie Paavola, Ph.D. Stephen Phillips, M.D. Neal Pratt. Ph D Carson Schneck, M.D.. Ph.D. Marvin Sodicoff, Ph.D. John Way. Ph.D. Daniel Vellon. M.D Dr. Robert Troyer Carson Schneck, M.D., Ph.D. Sept. 4. 1979 Today I got my cadaver. Boy, Hermit1 sure was old. Everything on him is shriveled. I learned one important thing today: don’t die unidentified in Philadelphia. . 26 Dr Marvin Sodicoff a) Megakegacytes c) Both b) Keglet aggregation d) Neither 27 Dr. Laurie Paavola Sept. 6,1979 3rd day of anatomy lab. They ran out of gloves and now 1 really smell like Hermie. My girlfriend said she 'll see me sometime next semester, when the smell goes away. . 28 Dr. Gail Crouse Excerpt from the Yellonite Tapes ... This is the leg It originates just below the inguinal ligament at the hip and runs interiorly to a point at which it contacts the ground. Therefore it is important in standing, walking, running, and it keeps our balls from dragging on the floor. So it is functionally important for that reason, and you should remember that when you study. Another confusing concept in dealing with the leg. is that it is a paired organ. Now, the size of the leg may vary greatly from one individual to another, but generally most people will have two lower extremities And to find it you simply locate one leg and then go medially, and you should find the other, and here it is! Clinically, this has some significance. To test a patient, if you suspect they only have one lower extremity, have them stand up unaided. They generally tend to fall down a lot, and they always fall to the side with no leg. So remember that side of the fall, side with no leg. This is a very important clinical sign, and I want you to understand this because I am sure you will see it on the next text. One more thing about the leg, which again can be confusing, is its similarity to the upper extremity. A simple way to keep these things straight in your head is to remember: Leg, which begins with an L is the Lower extremity, and the Arm. beginning with an A is Above the waist. So again, that's Leg —Lower extremity; Arm—Above the waist.” Dan Yellon, M.D. Dr. Neal Pratt; Good luck, friend, we miss you. Sept. 12. 1979 2nd week of anatomy. They turned Herrnie face up. I suddenly noticed he had a tumor on his chest. I ran to tell Dr. Schneck. 1 don 7 think I ever saw him laugh before. I heard Dr. May yell across the room. “You idiot, that’s a pacemaker!” 11. 29 Oct. 2, 1979 5th week of anatomy. I was dissecting away some fascia and suddenly I noticed that I'd cut through the entire brachial plexus. Wouldn't you know it, the Scotch tape didn't fool Dr. Way. He just rolled his eyes and said, “It‘s gonna take a miracle, kid. ” don V think I'm going to make it. H. 30 Dr Steven Phillips Dr. Mark Black Daddy Huber Dec. 17. 1979 Last week of anatomy. Just a few more days until the final. I don 7 know how I’m doing it. but I'm actually passing this course. 1 can 7 find my lab group anymore; they're somewhere in the crowd alternating between Dan Yellon and Dr. Schneck. Some people are bringing their own ladders. I’ve given up on that groupie scene, my toes keep getting stepped on. I guess I’m on my own. H. Dr Breit Oxberry 31 32 Dr. Trover with friends. Dec. 21. 1979 It V over!! A natomy final today. My knees were shaking and my palms sweated all over my answer sheet as I checked the posted answers. Well, maybe not honors, but I PASSED! Everyone went to Joe's to celebrate, even the anatomy staff. As we climbed on the tables to dance, it occurred to me to pay tribute to the one who helped me the most through anatomy. hung Hermie’s pacemaker on the ceiling among all the other momrntos there. Maybe will make it. 11. V'all come back now. y'hear7 FILLING ME SLOWLY (Sung to the tune of Killing Me Softly ) I heard he had a good style, he made the darkness light And so I left my lab group to become a Yellonite. And there he was this young man. a savior to my eyes Explaining the joints of the fingers Tracing the nerves of the palm Filling my head with his knowledge Filling my whole head with knowledge Stuffing my small brain with his words Filling me slowly, all day long. He spoke as if he knew it. explaining all things well And so I burned my lab guide, and threw away my Snell I prayed he'd never finish, and he just kept right on Explaining the joints of the fingers Tracing the nerves of the palm Filling my head with mneumonics Filling my whole head with knowledge Stuffing my small brain with his words Filling me slowly, all day long. I felt all flushed with fever, each time he came to stay For he was like no other McDonald. Schneck or Way While tapes would start and finish, he just kept right on Explaining the joints of the fingers Tracing the nerves of the palm Filling my head with his knowledge Filling my whole head with knowledge Stuffing my small brain with his words Filling me slowly, all day long___ 3! biochemistry Colleen Smith, Ph D. Robert Suhadolnik, Ph.D Gerhard Plaut, Ph.D. Chairperson Michael Brenner, Ph.D Victor Glushko. Ph.D. Robert Hamilton. Ph.D. Emeritus J. Kenneth Hoober, Ph.D. Edward Kirby, Ph.D. Dawn Marks, Ph.D. Ronald Pieringer. Ph.D. Richard Savage, Ph.D. Vern Schramm, Ph.D. Dr. Gerhard Plaut Dr. Vern Schramm 34 Dr Dawn Marks Dr. Kenneth Hooter Dr. Plaut's lectures have students dancing in the aisles. 35 .oe Dr. Ronald Pieringer Dr. Edward Kirby attempting a heist Dr, Suhadoinik says - Nutritionally speaking, we Biochemists recommend breast feeding over bottle fighting (er ... feeding). 36 pels Research Institute Peter N. Magee, M.D. Chairperson Richard C. Adelman. Ph.D. Renato L. Baserga, M.D. Lee T. Bacheler, Ph.D. Jon Kimball de Riel, Ph.D. Nahum J. Duker, Ph D Gordon C. Hard, Ph.D. Earl E. Henderson, Ph.D. David E. Jensen, Ph.D. Agnes B. Kane, M.D., Ph.D. James H. Keen. Ph.D Sangduk Kim, M.D., Ph.D. Gerald Litwack, Ph.D. Prabhakar D. Lotlikar, Ph.D Woon Ki Paik, M.D. Arthur G. Schwartz, Ph.D. Michael A. Sirover, Ph.D. Daniel Swern. Ph.D. Sidney Weinhouse, Ph.D. 37 •4 Microbiology Immunology Gerald D Shockman, Ph.D. Chairperson Paul L. Black. Ph.D. Helen R. Buckley, Ph.D. Walter S. Ceglowski. Ph.D. Kenneth R. Cundy, Ph.D. Catherine Dietz. M.S. Toby K. Eisenstein, Ph.D. H. Francis Havas, Ph.D. Earl E. Henderson, Ph.D. Michael L. Higgins. Ph.D. Morton Klein, Ph.D. Michael T. Largen, Ph.D. T. Junani Linna, M.D., Ph.D Lolita Daneo-Moore, Ph.D Thomas J. Rogers, Ph.D. Kenneth J. Soprano, Ph.D. Earle H, Spaulding, Ph D Emeritus Leonard Zubrzycki, Ph.D. Dr. Gerald D. Shockman Dr. Kenneth R. Cundy reading that all important journal Ygoloiborcim Lacinilc . 38 39 Dr. H Francis Havas jncA-iu 41 Dr. Earl E. Henderson Pathology Renato L. Baserga. M.D. Chairperson Joseph H. Baum, Ph.D. Lawrence W. Diamond, M.D. Nahum J. Duker, M.D. Bruce I. Elfenbein. M.D. John Farber. M.D. EugeneM Hoenig, M.D. Valentino T lldefonso, M.D. Agnes B. Kane. Ph.D. Irene Koprowska, M.D. Peter N. Magee, M.D. Pen—Ming L. Ming, M.D. Si—Chun C. Ming, M.D Richard H. Ochs, M.D. Robert 0. Petersen. M.D. Paul B. Putong, M.D. Sally Rosen, M.D. John M. Wurzel, M.D. 42 October 17, 1980 We did the lungs today in Path lab. I saw the discoloration caused by tar and a huge, horrendous looking bronchogenic carcinoma, but what really shook me up was seeing what emphysema does to the structure of the lung parenchyma. I guess 1 better give up smoking. Come to think of it, maybe I should give up breathing.'! 43 44 46 Excerpt from theTUMS Class of '83 Note Service . . Tired Man (Sung to the tune of Lucky Man by Emerson, Lake, and Palmer) He took courses Whose lectures were a bore. Spoken in Latin 50 pages, maybe more. Ooh, what a tired man he was. Ooh, what a tired man he was. Class notes and textbooks They filled up his head. A blood-covered lab coat On which 10 dogs bled. Ooh, what a tired man he was. Ooh, what a tired man he was. He went to take boards With Baserga and with Ming. Of his failures and his blunders His teachers would sing. Ooh, what a tired man he was. Ooh, what a tired man he was. The bullshit had downed him. His tears ran as he cried. No money was worth this. So he laid down and M.l.’d. Ooh, what a tired man he was. Ooh, what a tired man he was. by Steve Herman John Farber, M.D. 47 Pharmacology Roger W. Sevy, M.O., Ph.D. Michael Sirover, Ph.D. Ronald J. Tallarida, Ph.D. George D.V. Van Rossum. Ph.D John J. O'Neill, Ph.D. Chairperson Martin W. Adler. Ph.D. Martin Black. M.D. Alan Cowan, Ph.D. Miriam Fukami, Ph.D. Concetta Harakal, Ph.D. Michael Loughnane. M.S. James G. McElligott, Ph.D. David C.B. Mills. Ph.D. Charles A. Papacostas, Ph.D. Leon Salganicoff. D.Sc. 48 Dr. Charles Papacostas Dr Concetta Harakal Dr. Roger Sevy i Drs. Tallarida and Harakal working on The New York Times” crossword puzzle. 49 Martin Black, M.D. Dr Leon Salganicoff preparing his lecture on El Fibrinolysis. 50 Two Pharmacologic Fables Note Service. 06 March 1981 Note Service. 13 May 1981 A Little Story (by DJO) Once upon a time in a forest far, far away, there lived a very naughty and irresponsible little gnome named Sidney. Sidney liked to experiment with many pharmacological agents and one day he managed to O.D. on barbiturates. Fortunately his little gnome friends who came to buy some pharmacological agents, found Sidney and took him to the little gnome hospital in a nearby tree stump where he could be treated. The signs and symptoms of Sidney's barbiturate overdose mimicked those of a narcotic overdose. i.e., depressed respirations and miosis (this is not all that uncommon),and the young gnome doctor on duty administered a partial narcotic agonist. Nalorphine, to reverse the assumed narcotic effects But since the overdose was the result of barbiturates, the Nalorphine only further depressed Sidney's respirations (because of its narcotic effects), and Sidney died. The Moral of the Story: Never be taken to a tree stump by a group ol gnomes to be treated for a barbiturate overdose Examination II Pharmacology. 06 April 1981 30. In the famous fairy tale about Sidney Gnome, the hero died because of improper emergency care following drug overdosage. Ignoring the propriety or impropriety of drug overdose treatment at tree stumps, which of the following statements is are true? 1 Naloxone is effective in the treatment of narcotic agonist overdose but itsshort duration of action requires several doses. 2. Nalorphine may exacerbate the respiratory depression associated with barbiturate overdose. 3 Nalorphine is effective in treatment of narcotic agonist overdose. 4. Maintenance of a patent airway and artificial respiration are more efficacious than the use of analeptics in barbiturate overdose. Correct answer: E, all of the above. he Sirsi j nnua V-V I S ney 6 Seymour (finome Jtfcmoriol JWr Soil Classic Dhtf MljQtfdfon Park t'O p.m JPresenteb bjj the Chss of Another Little Story (by DJO): Once upon a time in a forest far. far away, there lived a very shy and unimposing gnome named Seymour. Seymour fell in love with a very beautiful and voluptuous nymph named Natalie, and even though Seymour's parents and all his friends warned him that this type of marriage would never work out. Seymour married his love goddess and he was determined to live happily ever after. But alas, the other gnomes were right, and soon after the nuptials, the marriage began to fail. Seymour became very distraught over Natalie's demanding and insatiable need for fulfillment, and over his own inadequate size (gnomes are very small you know; most are less than six inches). Seymour's chronic depression was sue cessfully treated for a short time with a rather generous prescription of amitryptiline, a tricyclic antidepressant. The final distinctive blow to Seymour's friable emotional state, however, came when he learned that his brother Sidney had died of a barbiturate overdose. In a state of anguishing depression. Seymour swallowed the whole bottle of amitryptiline After passing rapidly through the signs of acute tricyclic overdose (myotonic twitching, mydriasis, tachycardia, hypertension,and convulsions). Seymour passed into a coma and died of respiratory depression in the bed that had made him so miserable. The Moral of the Story Never marry a nymph if you are smaller than six inches because it will only lead to anguish, depression and death. Sidney and Seymour in happier times . Physiology James P. Ryan. Ph.D. Thomas H. Shaffer. Ph.D. Ronald Tuma, Ph D. Michael Wang. Ph.D. Mary P. Wiedeman, Ph.D. Alan R. Freeman. Ph.D. Chairperson Edward Blame. Ph.D. Alfred Bove, M.D., Ph.D. John Durrant. Ph.D. Joan H. Gault, MD. James Heckman, Ph.D Steven Houser, Ph.D. Peter R. Lynch. Ph.D. Francis Martin. Ph.D. April 11,1980 Today in Physio lab we learned about the Jefferson stef test that s the one where you need an alumnus to help you up! n Dr. Thomas Shaffer Dr. James Ryan Below A series illustrating the normal physiological sexual response of a male medical student. No response to Penthouse Maybe the machine needs adjustment. 54 Doc's specioA 55 Still nothing . Definitely reportable in The New England Journal Qehavioral Medicine John R. Benson. M.D. Director Allan Cristol. M.D. Marc Forman. M.D. John Fryer. M.D. John Harding. M.D. Louis Harris. M.D. William Hetznecker, M.D. W. Kenneth Hylbert, M.D. Richard Jaffe. M.D. Tom McDonnell. Ph.D. Marie Mignogna, M.D. Donald Overton, Ph.D. Anthony Panzetta, M.D. David Scasta, M.D. David Soskis, M.D. Roy Steinhouse. M.D. John R. Benson, M.D. talks about his traumatic childhood. Angelo DiGeorge, M.D Director Mildred L. Kistenmacher, M.D. Harold Lischner. M.D Hope Punnett, M.D. fvo � S« ko M y|ouS -feuwliul' hypercboles-VeroUmid acdt xS£m x dyS+oma musculorum deformans Ostrum-FufSH romf fcosol-ctll n« us Stndra® , HoH-Orum fjwAfom , ArjiooSUccioicacUufiu KruVbc 5 diporpK fflU Churfcrt- TotftK diseus , ci trull in«n tu ftfrfsums Syh-drorte, Wt rdieuburj SyiUfi Aioir-DijK+oh’ Syndrome, (Aerxb cber - Pvlixotus d«s-tose, 56 Preventive Medicine Lome Becker. M.D. Jana Mossey, Ph.D. Eugene Sobel, Ph.D. The answer to one of the great questions of mankind — Retrospectively, should a gentleman have suggested preventive measures to a prospective lady cohort? The answer depends on whether he wanted to avoid any future incidence with a confidence level of p = .05. Lome Becker, M.D. Primary Care Laura Molnar, M.D. Benjamin Price, M.D. Michael Rogers, M.D Ellen Soefer, M.D. Mary Willard, M.D. Dr. Molnar asked us why it was so important for medical students to see a wide variety of sex films. After a prolonged silence, someone in the back of the room bravely suggested — “So we don't forget what it’s like? Touche. . 57 Laura Molnar, M.D. physical Diagnosis-Venipuncture First look your patient in the eye then pinch their skin with the tourniquet Next, feel for the artery. If you hit it you're going to have to sit with the patient for an extra five minutes. Now. clean off the arm with an alcohol swab. Reassure the patient by telling him you've done this at least a thousand times. After your second stick and you're in the vein — relax - unless you need more than one tube of blood. Official expert phlebotomist - all set and ready for when the blood drawing team can't draw blood. 58 The runner-up and winner of the John Rudoff look-alike contest. The Marx Brothers go to Medical School. It followed me home — can I keep it? The winner congratulating the loser in the John Rudoff look-alike contest. The gradual transition from student to doctor. 59 Noteservice played an integral role in our medical school experience. A number of special people contributed their precious time and efforts to make it a successful venture. At moments, especially around test time, the Noteservice was a burden to those of us who were involved. But, the reinforcement from our fellow classmates made it worth the effort. Michael Tomeo, M.D. Class of 1983 60 EQanixiMijM 61 The Christmas Show THE 980 CHRISTMAS SHOW THE CLASS OF 1983 PRESENTS: A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY THROUGH M£0 SCHOOL A Funny Thing Happened on the Way Through Medical School is a documentary about the deplorable, insidious and often sub-human mental conditions encountered by students in American Medical Schools. This shocking expose was bravely undertaken by a group of second-year medical students who desperately wish the truth to be known outside of this medical community. These courageous students wish only to be identified as the Not-Ready-for-Honors Players because of their fear of possible expulsion from medical school that would result if their actual identities were revealed. The Program: OVERTURE Movie: Li Pe At Temple “Something for Everyone in Medicine Today THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS CROSS ANATOMY BLUES (Class of I98M EMBRYO MADE EASY (Class of 198 0 WHAT'S MY LESION? MY FAIR GERHART THE DEAN'S HOUR JEDI JOAN IE THE RETENTION COMMITTEE INTRO TO PRIMARY CARE CONCEPTS Normal Sexual Response of the Male Medical Student Normal Sexual Response of the Female Medical Student PATHOLOGY ISLAND FINALE: “Bad News Dr. Alter, our neurological guide through a half hour of pathetic case presentations on What's My Lesion?' ‘Original words and music by Jeff Phillips (’83) Dr. Alter prepares to test the sensory function of the first guest. Would you buy an Admission to Temple Medical School from this man? Butch presents with a parietal lobe syndrome. 62 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE IN MEDICINE TODAY! (Sung to the tune of A Comedy Tonight ) Something repulsive, something convulsive. Something for everyone in Medicine today! Something cirrhotic, something nephrotic. Something for everyone in Medicine today' Nothing with taste, nothing with class, Bring on cadavers, palpate their ass! New situation, old complications. Nothing that's natural or polite! Innocence tomorrow. Decadence tonight! Something indignant, something malignant. Something for everyone in Medicine today' Something familiar, something peculiar. Something for everyone in Medicine today! Nothing refined, something insane. Scenes from this show might hemorrhage your brain Something necrotic, something neurotic. Something that's wrong and never right! Innocence tomorrow, decadence , . TONIGHT!!! Our fine chorus of future physicians sings about the wonderful world of medicine in Something for Everyone in Medicine Today! No, no. no. Gerhard! It's EN-ZYME. not EN-ZIM! ! 63 That last scene was funny but what happened to the dancing bears and the nude mud—wrestling they promised? The glucose in sucrose is mainly bound to fructose! Dr. Wiedeman explains why Physiology is Today's Dean's Hour will be a three falls till curfew debate the basis of all clinical medicine between the departments of Biochemistry and Physiology. Dr Marks explains why Biochemistry is the basis of all clinical medicine. Dr. Plaut hands out the final grades in Biochemistry. 64 INTRODUCTION TO PRIMARY CARE (To the Tune of New York. New York ) Start reading your book, start coming to class. You're going to feel a part of it. you'll love this course. You'll be a big shot, save lives everyday. And you'll be at the heart of it—in PRIMARY CARE! Where you can wake up after eight hours sleep. And find your patients are great, malpractice is cheap. Those specialty blues will drive you away. You'll hate the things they make you do each single day. If you can't make it there, you'll make it in PRIMARY CARE! All you need do is pass this course! Where you can wake up after eight hours sleep, And find you're cream of the crop, A number one. king of the hill, top of the heap .... THOSE SPECIALTY BLUES WILL DRIVE YOU AWAY, YOU'LL HATE THE THINGS THEY MAKE YOU DO EACH SINGLE DAY. IF YOU CAN'T MAKE IT THERE. YOU'LL MAKE IT IN PRIMARY CARE! ALL YOU NEED DO IS PASS THIS COURSE! Dr. Molnar explains her course objectives in Introduction to Primary Care. Laura and the Molnarettes. Yoda Gault teaches Gregg the finer points of reading E for M print outs. 65 The Physiology Department sings yet another rebuttle in the Dean's Hour Can you name these Micro Professors? Dr Baserga and Farboo prepare to welcome guests to Pathology Island. PROOUCCR OIRECTOR: David Overtoil ‘Bj) WRITERS Jeff Phi II(pi Steve Harper Seth Reeel Kick Oat tola Louise Orotey Gregg Prone 11 filer Pavlnl ndv Evan Cynthia liuno Al Ison Crover HUSICIAKS: Sara 0 r — Piano Robert Vaughn • Orums Jeff Phillips •• Collar Tony Woodward -• fiats Guitar Valerie fiurijis •• Suitor PROJECTION!ST Carl Poplin PHOTOGRAPHY: Botch Schmaltz (SI Idas) Carl Roplin (8 tr movie) THE HOT READY TOR-HONORS PLAYERS: Prao Ashcon Randv Ivans David Herman lisa Baker Beth Erzel1 Hina Nicholas Jlai Bonne■ Peter Favinl Chris O'OonncI1 Hark Briqhan Ron rierro Oavid Overtoil Nell Brlster Grdgg Tronel1 Jeff Phillips Debra Brounfain Alison Grover Beth Recet Valerie Burgit Steve Harper John Rudoff Ton Cambell John laquintO Celeste Saunders Rick Dattola Cyntnia Ituno Butch SchnalU Bert DeVries Hllde Ranamuller Hive Toneo Ruth Donbkotk! Hlchael Rail Robert Vaughn Oenlse Donahue Jin Rnetzo Barb Ward louise Orosey Cor Inn lone Wendy Hart Inez Hike Ziebe'nan 66 BAD NEWS (two more years) Is it fantasy in my head? I don't understand one word you said. You say to read the books and be well read -Is that what it takes to make the grade? I hate to criticize my own school; But when I don't sleep at night, I lose my cool. I feel I'm drowning in a handout pool! Is that what I need to be an M.D.7 I've got 8AD NEW'S (more sweat and tears) I've got BAD NEWS (deep-seeded fears) I've got BAD NEWS (I need a beer) I've got bad news for you. you’ve still got two more years! Will I ever use these facts you give? My notebook's full of them but my mind's a sieve Can biochemistry teach me how to live? Is that what I need to bean M.D.? I've got BAD NEWS (they'll break your back) I've got BAD NEWS (I'm sinking fast) I've got BAD NEWS (how long's this last) I've got bad news for you, you've still got two more years! Microbio lab was the pits. Staph aureus gave me zits. Before each exam I got the shits! Is that what I need to be an M.D.? If you want suicide but have cold feet, I've got a way to die that can’t be beat. Just be my patient across the street!!! I've got bad news for you. you've still got two more years!!!!! 67 Dr. Cundy collects the Christmas Show Door Prize. NBME- parts 1 and 11 What, me worry?” I hope you boys and girls have reviewed the limbic system.” Anticipation, constipation, irritation, and boredom. Do NOT break the seal until Is it really true that a child with an IQ of 60 can play football?” told to do so under penalty of death by a firing squad from the NBME! 68 That's it - I'm not answering another question. I'm not checking my answers, and I’m leaving right now I think I forgot to sign my answer sheet — I wonder if they'll notice? An official bouncer for the NBME 69 They can't ask anymore questions - I don’t know anything more! The Babcock Surgery Clinic. 1916 71 Dr. James R. Harp James R. Harp, M.D. Chairperson Thomas C. Deas, M.D. John Freeberg, M.D. Alexandra I. Karetas, M.D. Kenneth Jacques Lee, M.D. Mary J. McLaughlin, M.D. Mary R.W. Reardon, M.D. Robert Craig Sbupak, M.D. William Stevenson—Smith. M.D. Doug practices that most important of anesthesia procedures - the coffee break. 72 ermatology Drs. Frederick Urbach and Eugene J Van Scott. Frederick Urbach, M D. Chairperson Carroll F. Burgoon, Jr.. M.D Bernard C. Hirsh, M.D. Anand Lattanand, M.D. Eugene J. Van Scott, M.D. Eric Vonderheid. M.D. Alan Watson, M.D. “If it's wet. dry it. If it’s dry. wet it. If it itches, put steroids on it. ” H. 73 Otorhinolaryngology Max Ronis, M.D. Chairperson Emil Liebman, M.D. Melvin Masloff. M.D. Rose Mohr. M.D. Charles M. Norris. M.D. Bernard Ronis. M.D. Dr$. Ronis and Ronis Lesson ! The Nose 74 amily Practice Community Health James R. MacBride, M.D. Chairperson Charles Almond, M.D. Lome Becker, M.D. Sibyl Beckett. M.D. Laura Molnar. M.D. Fred Rogers. M.D. Michael Rogers. M.D. Janis Rubin, M.D. Chester Schneider. M.D. Judith Sutton, M.D. Mariah Vassall, M.D. Mary Willard, M.D. Robert Yost. M.D. Steven Zinn, M.D Mary Zoller, M.D. Dr. James R. MacBnde 75 Mrs. Karen Ostrum at Nerve Central Family Practice Family Practice, Kenya, 1982 Dr. Fred Rogers Haumion 15land v X O Lud COorki 0-r TUj ■ ' '' XX0 0 w eb i 'TJlrm 4 boJ W n • p v2ew i Pfi 76 77 Ticklish? Sol Sherry, M.D. Department Chairperson Allen Myers, M.D Deputy Chairperson Cardiology James F. Spann. M.D. Chairperson Blase Carabello. M.D. George Cooper. M.D. Barry S. Denenberg. M.D. Arnold K. Gash, M.D. Michael i. McDonough, M.D. Louis A. Soloff, M.D. Howard F Warner. M.D. Emergency Medicine Bonnie J. Blatt, M.D. Acting Chairperson Leigh Durlacher, M.D. Ian Hoffman, M.D. Dennis Price, M.D. Endocrinology Bertram J. Channick, M.D. Chairperson E. Victor Adlin, M.D. Allan D. Marks, M!D. Gastroenterology Stanley Lorber, M.D. Chairperson Martin Black, M.D. Robert Fisher. M.D. William Kaplan. M.D. General Internal Medicine David Brody, M.D. Chairperson Leonard Braitman, Ph.D. Marie Bernard, M.D. Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, M D. Theodore Loewenthal, M.D Yolanda Mapp. M.D. Michael Peimer, M.D. David G. Smith, M.D. Hematology Oncology Thrombosis Robert W. Colman, M.D. Chairperson Rita Axelrod, M.D. William E. Barry, M.D. H. James Day, M.D. Richard Eisenstaedt, M.D. A. Koneti Rao, M.D. Ronald Rubin, M.D. Paul Schick, M.D. Alvin Schmaier. M.D. Peter Walsh, M.D. Infectious Diseases Bennett Lorber, M.D. Chairperson Byungse Suh, M.D. Robert Swenson, M.D. Nephrology Robert Narins, M.D. Chairperson Christine Basil, M.D Thomas Beck. M.D. Edward Jones. M.D. Michael Rudnick, M.D. Mary Stom, M.D. Pulmonary Allen B. Cohen, M.D., Ph.D. Chairperson Howard N. Baier, M.D. J. William Fewell, M.D. Stanley B. Fiel, M.D. Fredrick Kueppers, M.D. Theodore Rodman. M.D. Rheumatology Charles Tourtellotte, M.D. Chairperson Steven Berney, M.D. Mary Moore, M.D. Clinical Faculty Members Richard Berkowitz, M.D. Albert Finestone, M.D. Isadore Ginsberg, M.D Harold Hyman, M.D. Norman Learner, M.D. Walter Levinsky, M.D. I almost lost it. The attending asked for the differential diagnosis (ten. no less) of hypo jnagnesemia and all could think of is if my subscription to TIME magazine had run out. II. 78 . 79 Cardiology Dr. James F. Spann singing My heart's on fire with angina. I think he has an arrhythmia secondary to hypothermia. Dr. Louis A. Soloff I learned (he definition of a cardiologist today someone who can actually hear a 1 6 systolic ejectioti murmur. Maybe it's my stethoscope. H. 80 Dr. Howard F. Warner aka Pop Warner — fastest axis in the east Dr. Spann. I have two medical students down here who want to know how to change the batteries in their stethoscopes.” 81 Emergency Medicine Dr, Dennis Price Favorite ER Chief Complaints Temple's Walk-In Clinic sick as hell anemia asteroids in the universe or fireballs of the eucharist (fibroids of the uterus) blood clogs fleabites (phlebitis) high blood, low blood, bad blood, sugar blood, or no blood my family's sweet spite o'mighty Jesus (spinal meningitis) vomiking Hey, Doc, I need a technical shot (tetanus shot) peanut butter balls for athletic seizures (phenobarbital for epileptic seizures) arthur-itis liver sea roches (liver cirrhosis) 82 83 Endocrinology Dr. E. Victor Adlin Dr Bertram J. Channick Sweeny Todd, M.D. Dr. Allan D. Marks 84 Gastroenterology Dr. Martin Black Now, how do you expect to get better if you don’t eat your delicious, nutritious Temple cafeteria food? Come on Alex! Only 12 codes, 24 IV's, and 3 ER hits last night? How can you be tired? 85 Last day Medicine OR first day Psychiatry. Pred, how'd ya like to write my notes too? 86 87 Hematology Oncology Thrombosis 88 Dr. Peter Walsh Dr. Alvin Schmaier Dr. A.K. Rao shows Dan his Timex, still ticking after all those bone marrow biopsies. 89 Infectious Diseases 90 91 Dr. Byungse Suh Nephrology Dr Christine Bastl M.... and he asked, 'Doc, I get a back pain right here after the seventh or eight time each night. Do you think it might be my kidney?' Dr. Robert Narins Dr. Rudnick on rounds. 92 Dr Finkelstein expounds on precious bodily fluids. 7 It says here that . . you too may walk on urine I found out why we have to pee when its cold outside so the pipes won 7 freeze. H. 93 Pulmonary 95 Rheumatology 96 Rich listening for joint mice. 9‘ 98 Dr. Yolanda Mapp Dr Richard Berkowitz It's in here somewhere . . . The day alter a night on call is ... . 99 « m Dr. Walter Levinsky 100 101 Dr Shuman Disappointmeni is .... NURSES ONLY 102 103 eurology Milton Alter, M.D. Chairperson Guillermo DeLeon, M.D. Roger E. Kelley. M.D. A. Willem Monster. Ph.D. Eleanor Safi ran, Ph.D. Elliott Schulman. M.D. Joseph Toglia. M.D. I eurosurgery Dr. Tomas Delgado and neurosurgical nurse Patty Weitzel try to figure out where the head got to. Dr. Paul Lin William A. Buchheit, M.D. Chairperson Tomas E. Delgado. MD. Raymond C Truex, Jr., M.D. Dr. William Buchheit. Yes, that's right, real neurosurgeons don't eat quiche. Dr Ray Truex demonstrating the best way to make neurosurgery at least partially understandable. How do they get them in those positions? 105 Obstetrics Gynecology Michael Daly, M.D. Chairperson Ash win Chatwani, M.D. Urmila Franklin. M.D Parviz Hanjant. M.D. Joseph Harris, M.D. Renga Rajan, M.D. Robert Schwartz, M.D. Patricia Sullivan, M.D. Who are those masked men? Dr Robert Schwartz Rajan quote for the day: No. doctor, that's not your favorite color. ” H. 106 107 Drs. Daly, Rajan, and Harris discussing how prepare a third year student for lunch. to properly 'Would you believe he asked the structure of DHEA and its relationship to the placenta? O ; Honestly sir - some of these kids you have to drop on the floor more than once to get them breathing right 6 Yes, he is a little hairy -who did you say the father was7 These teeny, tiny ovaries produce teeny, tiny eggs and if Another Temple first! you're not careful they make a teeny, tiny baby. ir Guy Chan, M.D. Chairperson James Cristoi. M.D. Nongnart Romayananda. M.D. Stephen Wong, M.D. Dr. Stephen Wong and friend. 110 Dr. Katzmann and nurse Lisa Webb. Ill Dr. Yu with Alex and Pete. Orthopedics John W. Lachman, M.D. Chairperson Philip D. Alburger. M.D. Robert D. Campo, Ph.D. Michael Clancy, M.D. Ray A. Moyer, M.D. John Murphy, M.D. David B. Rees, M.D. Edward J. Resnick, M.D. Howard H. Steel, M.D. The Provident i DRIVE-IN BAN 112 113 A Day in the Life of an Orthopod. Lesson in Technique 107 Working with Plaster. I First select the appropriate size roll of plaster for your masterpiece. Immerse in water. Remember, temperature is very important. Unroll wet plaster evenly avoiding wrinkles and taking tucks as needed Rub it like you love it Inspect your masterpiece for any defects. Address the plaster golf ball with your club. 1 14 Pediatrics Albert Einstein Medical Center General Pediatrics Benjamin Price. M.D. Acting Chairperson Steven Dowshen, M.D. Gerald Helinek, M.D. Neil Izenberg, M.D. Jeong Ok Lee. M.D. Neonatology Hallum Hurt, M.D. Chairperson Jeanne Manser, M.D Rachel Porat. M.D. Nghia Tran, M,D. Dr. Benjamin Price Dr Jeong Ok Lee Dr. Neil Izenberg Dr. Steven Dowshen 115 Pediatrics St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children Anesthesiology David Lowe. M.D. Wilhelmina Korevaar, M.D. General Pediatrics Lillian Chin, M.D. Mary Cote, M.D. Charles Omdal. M.D. Charles Reed, M.D. Ellen Soeffer, M.D. Medicine Donald Pinkel, M.D. Chairperson Henry Baird, M.D. H Jorge Baluarte. M.D. lain F.S. Black, M.D. Lawrence Brown, M.D. Michael Bye. M.D Marcelino DeSantos, M.D. Angelo DiGeorge. M.D. Richard Donner, M.D. Margaret Fisher. M.D. Catherine Foley, M.D. Donald Goldsmith, M.D. Warren Grover, M.D. Alan Gruskm, M D. Nancy Huang, M.D. Mildred Kistenmacher, M.D Harold Lischner, M.D. Sarah Long, M.D William Mark, MA Ashok Mehta, M.D. Lawrence Naiman, M.D Anna O'Riordan, M.D Judith Palmer. M.D. Anthony Pileggi, M.D. Martin Polmsky, M.D. Mark Reber. M.D. Iraj Rezvani. M.D, David Rubenstein, M.D. Guillermo Sanchez, M.D. Daniel Schidlow, M.D. Barbara Schneider. M.D. Maarten Sibinga. M.D. David Smith, M.D. Eileen Tyrala, M.D. Steven Widzer. M.D Robert Wimmer, M.D. Radiology Marie Capitano, M.D. Eric Faerber. M.D. Jonathan Williams. M.D. Barbara Wolfson, M.D. Surgery William Weintraub, M.D Chairperson Rohinton Balsara, M.D. Steven Cook. M.D. Jeffrey Dunn, M D. Stuart Hulnick. M.D. Joseph Kubacki. M.D. Lois Martyn, M.D. Hyman Rabmovitch, M.D. Myles Turtz. M D Charles Vinocur. M.D 116 117 Dr Ellen Soeffer Dr. Lillian Chin sychiatry Anthony F Panzetta. M.D Chairperson L. Michael Ascher, Ph.D. John Ball. Ph.D. Philip Band, M.D. John Benson, M.D. Allan Cristol. M.D. Kenneth Draper. M.D Edna Foa, Ph.D. Marc Forman, M.D. John Fryer, M.D. Alan Goldstein, Ph.D. Jonathan Grayson, Ph.D. John Harding, M.D. Louis Harris, Jr., M.D. William Hetznecker, M.D Richard Jaffe, M.D. Cynthia Jayne. Ph.D Paul Latimer, M.D., Ph D, Leslie Lenox, M.S.W. Paul Mcllhenny. M.D. Marie Mignogna, M.D. Donald Overton, Ph.D. Richard Roemer, Ph.D Charles Shagass, M.D. Barry Shmavonian, Ph.D. Roy Steinhouse, M.D. Ira Steisel. Ph.D. Roy Stern, M D John Straumanis, M.D. John Thomas, M.D. Ralph Turner, Ph.D. Joseph Wolpe, M.D. 118 Dr. John Fryer Dr John Benson Dr. John Harding prepares for rounds You think 5 mgs. will be enough? Rounds at Hooters. had a fascinating patient today his diagnosis unis melancholic pseudopania schizophreniform mania with bouts of paranoid fugue states. wonder if it's in the Han ard Guide??! 11. T Just 5 mgs. of Haldol, Jim-bo. It'll make you feel much better 119 Diagnostic Radiology Marc Lapayowker. M.D. Chairperson Akbar Bonakdarpour, M.D. Dina F. Caroline, M.D. Gary Defilipp, M D. Mary Stuart Fisher, M.D David P. Mayer, M.D. Parvati Ramchandani, M.D. George Revesa, Ph.D. Francis J. Shea. M.D. Renate L Soulen, M.D. Jacqueline Taylor. M.D. Theodore Villafana, Ph.D Henry J. Woloshin, M.D. Alan E. Zimmer, M.D. Marvin Ziskin. M.D. Dr. Leon S. Malmud Nuclear Medicine Leon S. Malmud, M.D. Chairperson N. David Charkes, M.D. Alan H. Maurer. M.D. Radiation Therapy Robert Robbins. M.D Chairperson Nancy Lim, M.D. Lim Mehta. M.D. Raymond Wu, Ph.D When I asked the radiologist if it was lunch time he answered: Well, it might be but then again maybe not — and you can 7 rule out brunch and you have to consider .... and this should definitely be correlated with clinical data. A fter all that I wasn 7 hungry anymore. . Dr Marc Lapayowker 120 121 Kerlie Q Lines Medicine 2 Dr. Srimvas Aravabhumi A. Richard Kendall, M.D Chairperson Kyril Conger. M D Barry Stein, M.D But, Dr. Kendall, all I did was cut the string and it fell off ” Hey, look! A positive Throck-Morton sign. Dr. Barry Stein focusing in on urology. Dr Richard Kendall on rounds. 123 Robert Tyson, M.D. Chairperson Francis Au. M.D. Earl Brown, Jr, M D Taylor Caswell, M.D Michael Deeb, M.D. Bruce Derrick. M.D. Anthony Gennaro. M.D. Julieta Grosh. M.D. John Hall. Jr.. M.D. Robert Harwick, M.D. David Hmg, M.D Jacob Ko!ft. M.D. Vincent Lauby, M.D. William Ughtfoot, M.D Willis Maier, M.D. Dr. Julieta Grosh. Come on, cut like a man! Dr Robert Tyson, aka The Bear Franny Ashcom 124 t Dr Joe Defeo and friend Dr. Bruce Derrick Drs. Cavarocchi and Deeb. Do you think they’ll miss this hemostat? 125 Dr. Vincent Lauby Dr Willis Maier Dr. Francis Au. Our students work 8 days a week, 36 hours a day, read when they eat and sleep on the john They like it - they have fun. weeks of: Cut. ” “Too long. ” “Cut. ” Too short. Sponge. Too slow. ” Help. n. DfiS HOUt 126 Dr. Taylor Caswell Barbara Ward and Pat Fricchione Yes. there can be comradeship between fleas and blades. For Cathy. Heddy — Nerve Center Control of the Surgery Department 127 128 621 130 131 « ST. CHRISTOPHER S HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN 5th and L«h.gh Avene Phtledelph: , Pennsylvania 19133 UIMC7JOOO Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Allentown Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown. PA American Oncologic Hospital Philadelphia, PA Atlantic City Hospital Atlantic City, NJ Conemaugh Valley Hospital Johnstown. PA Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute Philadelphia. PA Albert Einstein Medical Center - Northern Division Philadelphia, PA Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia. PA Geisinger Medical Center Danville. PA Germantown Hospital and Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Horsham Hospital Ambler, PA Lancaster General Hospital Lancaster, PA Mercer Medical Center Trenton, NJ The Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading, Pennsylvania 19603 ®l m , A r-rrui art tt ifa 0'«S � IN« lOwrvWO ■ «� 14« ABINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AWMCTON. nMNtnVANU VTO1 □ ST. LUKE’S HOSPITAL OF BETHLEHEM. PENNSYLVANIA ihois Mercy Hospital Scranton. PA Millville Hospital Millville, NJ Montgomery Hospital Norristown, PA Moss Rehabilitation Hospital Philadelphia. PA Nazareth Hospital Philadelphia. PA Northeastern Hospital Philadelphia, PA Northwestern Institute of Psychiatry Fort Washington, PA Philadelphia Geriatric Center Philadelphia. PA Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading, PA Shriner's Crippled Children's Hospital Philadelphia. PA St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA St. Luke's Hospital Bethlehem. PA Veterans Administration Medical Center Wilkes-Barre. PA 132 Reading Hospital and Medical Center 133 Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital 1086 Franklin Street Johnstown, Pennsylvania 15905 134 St. Christopher's Hospital lor Children Northeastern Hospital episcopal hospita front Street leh.gh Awenoe Phitooetotiio. Pennsylvania ,0125 ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER NORTHERN OIVISION INDIVIDUAL PRECEPTORS Abington Family Practice Residency Abington. PA Abington Pediatric Associates Abington, PA Thomas Amend. M.D, Lancaster, PA Budd Bernard Axelrod. M.D Philadelphia. PA L. Stewart Barbera, M.D. Huntingdon Valley, PA Gavin C. Barr, M.D. Bethlehem, PA Irwin Becker. M.D. Philadelphia, PA James Paul Beit tel. M.D Lancaster, PA Jay Bennett Berger, M.D Bethlehem, PA Lyle Best, M.D. Belcourt, ND Walter Bloes, M.D Jermyn, PA Charles Edwin Brimm, M.D. Camden. NJ Alvin Bryant, M.D Hampton, VA Cinnaminson Pediatric Associates Cinnaminson. NJ Jack E. Cole, M.D Bethlehem. PA Conemaugh Valley Family Practice Residency Johnstown, PA Patricia Crowley, M.D. Crownpoint, NM William Duffy, M.D Wilkes-Barre, PA Gordon Earles. M.D Kingston, PA Eastbrook Family Health Center Ronk, PA Peter J Favini. M.D Scranton. PA Don Clark Follmer. M.D. Bethlehem, PA Richard Edward Fox. M.D Doylestown, PA Nicholas E. Fuerst. M.D. Burgettstown, PA Albert Lee Gaskins. M.D. Philadelphia, PA Germantown Family Practice Associates Philadelphia. PA Charles D Gilliland. M.D Roanoke. VA Jerry L Gray, M.D Windber, PA Perry. Grossman, M.D. Thomas A. Wolk, M.D. Phoenixville, PA John Hall. M.D. Atlanta. GA Hamot Hospital Family Practice Residency Erie, PA Hatboro Family Practice Associates Hatboro, PA Paul Hermany, M.D. Allentown. PA Robert M Kemp, M.D. Lancaster, PA G. Edward Kienzie, M.D Paoli, PA Joseph Knepper, M.D. Leola, PA Lancaster Family Practice Associates Lancaster, PA Leola Family Health Center Leola. PA Lititz Family Practice Associates Lititz. PA Franklin Loeb, M.D. Absecon, NJ Albert Martucci. M D. James McDevitt, M.D Warminster, PA C.F Meier. M D Somerville, NJ Carlo B. Melini, M.D Vineland. NJ Montgomery Hospital Family Practice Residency Norristown. PA New Holland Family Health Center New Holland, PA John Harlan Newsom, M.D. Vardley, PA Norlanco Family Health Center Lancaster. PA Gino G. Papola, M.D. Philadelphia. PA Steven R. Permul. M.D. Wilmington, DE Phoenixville Medical Group Phoenixville. PA Steven A. Pickert, M.D. Thurmond. MD Reading Hospital Family Practice Center West Reading. PA Mark Steven Reuben, M D Reading, PA William Rial, M.D. Harold Wilkinson, M.D. Swarthmore, PA Gregory J. Salko. M.D Carbondale. PA George Salverian, M.D. Huntingdon Valley, PA Milton Sarshik, M.D, Philadelphia, PA Carl S. Schultheis, M.D. King of Prussia, PA Jesse Q Sewell, III, M.D. Marathon, FL Frank A. Solomon. Jr., M.D San Francisco, CA South Mountain Family Practice Group Bethlehem, PA Stanley A Tauber. M.D. Philadelphia, PA William Ray Truscott. M.D. Lansdale. PA Vincent Tully. M D Honesdale, PA Robert Weinstock. M.D. Philadelphia. PA James Wong, M.D Reading. PA Yardley Family Practice Associates Yard ley , PA Robert Morris Yost, M.D. David Badalato. M.D. Jay Rosen, M.D Fort Washington, PA — Elkins Park. PA Philip Samuel Zack, M D Vancouver. BC Our appreciation is extended to all these and additional unnamed preceptors for their time during our second and third years 135 Rugby.1962 136 Skull Dance. 1931 137 Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society ftos uxbtkdv rou? AXyoui'xa? Worth to tmr th suffrnng American Medical Women's Association The Barr Chase Society- 1983 Jacki Abrams Mark D. Anderson John L. Barrett James J. Bonner Roy D. Brod Thomas P. Campbell Thomas J Coyle. Jr Janine Evans Beth A Ezzell Peter Favim Neil 0. Fishman Richard Gervasio Jody Green Mark W. Griffith Gary Gruen James B. Hayden Douglas Jackson Paul R Jolles Hildegard Kanamulier Corinne A. Lowe Alan M. Mermelstein Eugene P. Nallin Sindy Paul Curtis A. Pettaway Douglas Politoske Bruce Schnall Lee Ann Swanson Catherine M Smith 1984 Penny Bard Mary Ann Febbo Stephen Hahn George Henning Bonnie Marr American .Medical Students' Association The next Forum meeting at 12 noon in Classroom A will feature nude mud wrestling. Audience participation is encouraged. 138 Phi Chi Fraternity 139 Daddy Huber's Frat V Christian Medical Society orum Student National Medical Association 140 tudent Council Ethics Board Members Deborah Grieb Wendy Martinez Robbie Samelson Vince Young Ml 142 Wow, w have a great soft hall team this year. ItV even won the Intramural League Championship. It was close but we beat the Law School in the play offs. did a lot of bench warming and cheering but it’s nice to be part of a winning team. If. A Chorus Line. 143 Yearbook Staff Editor Sara L. Orr Financial Staff Michael Tomeo - Chief James Kmetzo Michael Bennick Assistant Editor David Overholt Administration Section Editor Ned Margie Pre—Clinical Section Editor Steve Herman Clinical Section Editor Cathy Carrubba Activities Section Editor Beth Ezzell Literary Staff Cathy Carrubba Louise Drosey Beth Ezzell Steve Herman Sara Orr David Overholt Carolyn Wright Photographers Jim Brady Cathy Carrubba Beth Ezzell Steve Herman Jim Kmetzo Ned Margie Trena Pelham John Rudoff Butch Schmaltz Joseph Singer Marsha Thigpen General Staff Lisa Baker Marian Callaghan Maria Fedor Cynthia Izuno Annalisa Mulhollen Bill Narrow Celeste Saunders Marsha Thigpen Cover Design Nancy Kiimley Illustrations Gregg Fromell 144 Nancy Kiimley - Medical Communications The making of this yearbook required countless hours of work, a few hours of frustration, and believe it or not a lot of good times. This year's staff members were exceptional in their willingness to devote free time and weekends to the seemingly endless production of even a single page. Special thanks to Cathy, Steve and Dave, who spent so much time at my apartment that I almost felt like I had new roommates, and to Nancy Klimley and Cheryl Arthur of Medical Communications, who actually put this whole book together I hope you find SKULL '83 enjoyable, laughable, and in years to come, memorable. Sara L. Orr Editor — Skull '83 145 Alumni Game. 1982 The sport of rugby was introduced to Temple University School of Medicine in the Spring of 1962 by Douglas P Fusonie. Class of 63. After four frustrating games, fifteen former football players suddenly became a powerful rugby team and defeated St Joseph’s College. 12-0. Twenty years later, the same spirit that established rugby at Temple still continues. The Club finished the Fall '82 season with a 6-1-1 record and captured the EPRU Professional School League Championship. 146 Faculty Advisor. Dr. Kenneth R Cundy “Not bad for a pediatrician, huh7 147 148 Does this man really have Marfan's? 149 150 Guess who’s not really wearing a bathing suit I 1 June 9. 19X1 3:20. IM What a great party! I thought I'd never make it through ail those exams hut the celebrations afterwards make it worth it ... . no it’s not the celebrations it’s the friends. They make it bearable the long talks the support we’ve been through a lot together. Guess I'll get some sleep I wonder if she noticed me tonight.... . 151 192 (J ') ‘Aruba, -( i muvC £61 Tejbert J. deVries, Mom Dad Anne Mom Dad with me, Tine, Roelof Peter Carl 194 Joseph CN DeCroce, Chi.'D. I wish to thank everybody who gave me love and support during these past four years 195 iRutfi ‘VomBkoski, C L'D. To a supportive, terrific family: Thank you for all your help and love. 196 No. it's not true that my family had to pay Alison and Gregg to live with me for three years. Honest Dad, those six weeks in Europe really were a required part of the curriculum. ‘Denise lM. Donafxue, i f.D. Me 'n Michael 'n Roy. Inseparable friends. My family Thank you for your constant love and support, for always being there when needed, and for putting up with me 197 MV WIFE AND BEST FRIEND. ROBIN .... thank you for believing in my dreams and being a special source of love, inspiration and energy. MY PARENTS________special gratitude to both of you for your steadfast encouragement and support during times of triumph as well as failure. MY DAUGHTER. JAMILA______thanks for the joy and happiness you have brought to my life. MY PEOPLE The night is beautiful. So the faces of my people. The stars are beautiful, So the eyes of my people. Beautiful, also, is the sun. Beautiful, also, are the souls of my people. LANGSTON HUGHES MY SISTER. JANET . much appreciation for caring and sharing the many milestones in my life. 198 have a friend like Shep who never complains . ... have classmates that help you do just about anything. 199 200 Witfiam (J. 'Eckfiart, 201 Climbers descending Dome Peak in storm. North Central Cascades, Washington. 203 It's nice to dream . . .. rBeth Ann ‘Ezzeli, C ( D. I dedicate this page to all the special people in mv life, whose help and support made this dream possible. ■ To my parents, who gave so much. To Temple and its faculty, who understand the art of teaching. Thanks for the opportunity and the education. Then said a teacher. Speak to us of Teaching. And he said: No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. For the vision of one man lends not its wings to another man. Kahlil Gibran The Prophet 204 To my family, who were there in times of need. ‘Veter Vavini, !M.D. vnr Thank you Laurie, Love, Pete 205 Thanks, Mom and Dad My twin, Marlene,and I finishing Ski Bums” The Philadelphia Half-Marathon Maria 'Mash Tedbr, M D. My support — Paul, Donna and Lene 206 Experience is not what happens to a man. It is what a man does with what happens to him. Many great things indeed have been achieved by those who chose not to leap into the mainstream. The world is before you. and you need not take it or leave it as it was when you came in. All of the significant battles are waged within the self. The fastest way to succeed is to look as if you’re playing by other people’s rules while quietly playing by your own. Specialist A man who knows more and more about less and less. — Dr William J. Mayo 207 %ona(d ‘f. Jierro, tM.2). We are riding on a railroad singing someone else's song We are standing by the crossroads Take a slide and step along We are sailing away on a river to the sea Maybe you and me will meet again Riding On A Railroad by James Taylor 208 After TUMS? Pulex Irritans, The Human Flea! 9 eil Owen ‘Jishman, fyf.D. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. - Charles Dickens - A Tale of Two Cities. 1859 209 'Patrick % price fiiotie, 'M.D. In the words Of the OLD PHILOSOPHER: When things go wrong, as they sometimes will. When the road you're trudging seems all uphill, When the funds are low. and the debts are high. And you want to smile, but you have to cry, When care is pressing you down a bit ... . Don't complain to me ... I don't give a shit! 210 211 212 213 214 The Home Team iMiroufta S- Cjfeaton, M D. The smile of joy and the tear in the eye by John Gleaton 215 ‘Peter 7. QodTeski, fyf.D. Dr. Linda Godleski- Radzville Dr Peter Godleski 216 To my mother, who cared only for my happiness. To my father, who taught me patience and persistence. To my brother, who gave me confidence. To Eve. my friend. They share in this triumph. 217 frank Qonzal'ez, ft‘D. Hmm, I think I'll be a doctor instead of a cowboy when I grow up; It's never too late to change career decisions! Sorry. I don't make house calls! To Mom and Dad. whose fruitful efforts have provided their children with love and success. Sister and Brother, Ruth I. Gonzalez, J.D. with Frank Gonzalez, M.D. 4th Birthday 218 This page is dedicated to the many fine people who have helped me realize a dream. Dan. my husband and best friend. Thank you for your love, strength and encouragement. Susan L. Cjoodman, i (;D. Mom and Dad, thank you for so much caring and confidence. Special thanks to Philadelphia Hospital and Health Care — District 1199C for their very generous support. 219 Melodie, my faithful study buddy. 3yeyitte J. Qrafiam, C {.B. I'd like to be the sort of friend that you have been to me; I'd like to be the help that you've been always glad to be. I'd like to mean as much to you each minute of the day As you have meant, old friends of mine, to me along the way. 220 When I have fears that I may cease to be Before my pen has glean'd my teeming brain, Before high-piled books, in charactery, Hold like full garners the full-ripen's grain; When I behold, upon the night’s start'd face. Huge cloudy symbols of a high romance, And feel that I may never live to trace Their shadows, with the magic hand of chance, And when I feel, fair creature of an hour, That I shall never look upon thee more, Never have relish in the faery power of unreflecting love; - then on the shore Of the wide world I stand alone, and think, Till Love and Fame to nothingness do sink. John Keats Jody Qreen, Jvf.D. This page is dedicated to many wonderful friends and teachers; most especially Randy, my parents, David and Stuart. 221 !Deborah Qrieb With deep gratitude to all who have helped to make this possible: My family . . . .. Natasha Renee... Lord, make me an instrument of Your peace Where there is hatred, let me sow love. Where there is injury — pardon, And where there is doubting let me bring Your faith. Where there is despairing, let me bring Your hope. Where there is darkness - Your light. And where there is sadness let me bring Your joy. Oh. Divine Lord, grant that I might seek not so much to be consoled as to console, to be understood as to understand, and not so much to be loved as to love another. For it is in giving that we now receive, it is in pardoning that we noware pardoned, and it is in dying that we are now Born Again.” . . Rebecca, Katharine, Victoria. David. Elizabeth, and Christina ... . . .. and Dr Elaine Kaptein, Dr. Veryl Riley. Dr. Paul Behrmann, Diane and Lisa, Mrs. Kidney. Mr. Underwood, Phil, Vivian. Jon, Ken, Betty, Bob. Deb. Ben. Marlene. Connie, Maryann. Lucy, Bob. Jeff, Julie, Bobbi, Darlene. Melinda, and my classmates. Mom and Dad ... 222 l (ark ‘WitCiam Griffith, Qary Qmen, M.D. 224 %evin C Quynn, iM.'D. Thank you Grandmom. Thank you Grandpop, Thank you Mom and Thank you Dad. For without your strengths. I would not be here. Special thanks to you Pumpkin, for without you. what strength would I have’ 225 'Wiffiam X. Xankin, 5V D. When Abernathy, the famous doctor, was asked why he indulged himself with all the habits he warned his patients against as unhealthy, he replied that his business was that of a direction post, which points out the way to a place, but does not go thither itself. He might have added that neither does it compel the traveller togo thither, nor prevent him from seeking some other way. George Bernard Shaw, Preface to Saint Joan 226 ‘William '£. :'Harm, ‘M D. 227 228 Leannat L. Mhrper, ‘M.D. Steven Q. ‘.Harper, 229 230 My son Dominic VT , : - 7 hfc C. by 3. £ OOO ca ixi nri -xg My parents: my guiding lights, my friends When all the laughter dies in sorrow And the tears have risen to a flood When all the wars have found a cause Inhuman wisdom and in Wood Do you think they'll cry in sadness Do you think the eye will bhnk Do you ihmk they'll curse tho madness Do you even think they'll think When oil the great galactic systems Sigh to a frozen halt in space Do yen think there will be some remount Of beauty ol the human rrtee Do you think there will be a vestige Or a sniffle nr a cosmic tear Do you think a greater thinking thmq Will give a damn that man was horn Kendrew Laiolles Steven ‘D. ‘Merman, C L‘D. 231 There is no greater reward in our profession than the knowledge that God has entrusted us with the physical care of His people. The Almighty has reserved for Himself the power to create life but He has assigned to a few of us the responsibility of keeping in good repair the bodies in which this life is sustained Elmer Hess, M.D. John J. HQ M‘D. 232 My girlfriend Lorna upon graduation from Pharmacy School My Grandmother, my brother-in-law and sister, my father and mother, and my favorite aunt fyticfiaeCSeCwyn 'Hunter, Playing the piano with my older brother Steve I dedicate my degree to the memory of my brother, Steven, and to my mother, who sent me and my five sisters to college, and then sent me to medical school, two sisters to graduate school, one to law school, and one to nursing school. Thanks Mom! None of us could have done it without you. 233 jofin T. Jfycfko Jr., %(SD. 234 Twenty-five years and still going John Chi Jaquinto, C C‘D. OH. CANADA! The way it was 235 Cynthia T. Jzuno, M.D. $hen will our eyes mi ' hen com 3 touch youthen u tU litis string yearning d find when u Ut 3 hold you again ? •0 feel titc change ccminfj j) feel tote wind blow J) feel brave and daring! 3 feel tny blood flow W)ith y ou, J) can bring outfit Uxc love Htatr 3 have ‘With you. tinn's a fijeaven Co fCartk ain't so bad fi nd teJI m4r tyjhen will our eyes v ictr When can 3 boucl+ you When will this strong yearning end find when wiU J hold you fiflWl . . , fi l eefynd infifew England 'dandy Eddman C t night 3 said gpod’bye, suns years 3'nt back, in the City where noth'og is clear ‘but thoughts of me holdingyou, bringing us near find tell -yner Titan will our eyes meet' Titan can, 3 touch you. Tahiti nhll titis strong yearning end find when win 3 feu y0U again ? CJ tnC infi ew'fjigland me away Cfo long, rocky beaches and you by the bay We started a story whose tnd must now Waif fa tell 236 237 'Douglas Jackson, JviD. 238 i $ f: v ! ? -a | 5 3 IK i i £ $ f 3 II k '• � a r a S 1 TJ 3 -3 - s 6 lr -2 « t! t« o- xr 5! « V. I L ? 3 -§ a 5 5 « 'o U ? -u + I !t 1 1 il ? ■5 1-T .5. i if g 1? £ 3 33! w t 5 C 5f | s� % « - 42 .2 239 This page is dedicated to my parents, Peggy and Bernie Joyce, who have supplied me with unwaivering encouragement, financial support and love. ‘John T. Joyce, 'M D. The Joyce Family — 1983 The Joyce Family - 1963 Kathleen Joyce McLucas, Nicholas John Joyce, Patrick Bernard McLucas and me! 240 241 iHitdeqa rd %ana m ulTer, Vieien, Vielen Dank Meine Liebe Mutti und Mein Lieber Vati Ohne Euch hatti ich es nie geschaft. We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. 242 Taut ](eating Jr., C tT). 243 (JQ MicfaeC %§iC M.(D. Dedicated to the memory of my father, Pastor William H Keil. who taught me to dream and to my family who helped make dreams come true 244 gpz The Fearsome Foursome. 246 My parents - without their love and inspiration, I might have become a tuna fisherman. 'Egbert Keviteh, ROD. To my family for their magnificent devotion, love and support .... and especially to my parents who have given me the courage and inspiration to endure and who have unselfishly given of themselves asking only for my happiness in return Thank you for making this dream come true .... 247 I love you James HQnetzo, 9lf.(D. Many thanks to all those who have made this dream come true. To my loving and supportive parents and my wife, Deborah, I am eternally grateful 248 Carl' lJ gplin, 'M D. 249 fMicHasf tfosCow, 'M D. 11 seems only natural, after having shared the anxieties and difficulties of medical school, that now together we share the great joy and happiness of its completion. I thank you -my family and friends, for your . . . Parental support 250 Unfaltering friendship Blessed is the man who has some congenial work, some occupation in which he can put his heart, and which affords a complete outlet to all the forces there are in him. John Burroughs John R. %ustan, 'M D. Thanks . . 251 I am forever grateful to my wife, Jeanna, for her untiring patience and support. Richard C Lauchs, 'M D. I dedicate my career in medicine to: Newton Henry Stein, M.D. (my grandfather) and M. Prince Brigham, M.D. Two great men whose total being and compassion epitomize to me the healing art of medicine. I am in hopes that some day my efforts will at least stand in the shadow of their memory 252 ’Class of 2002?' 253 . .. Gratitude . .. and a special fondness For all the good times. Corinne Run Lowe, Ctf D., Tfi D. With love 254 255 Christine W. Lyons, 'M.D. 256 257 'Walter '£. tMurqie 3rd, ‘M D. 259 Wendy Martinez, M.'D. I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it. For I shall not pass this way again. To my mom, with loving gratitude . .. . 260 Joseph £. frtcJKecfwri,, C (.‘D. 262 263 The people who made trying so hard so easy Will the real Dr. Minehart please stand up? Richard J. 'Minehart, M.'D. My driving force 264 Thanks to All of You 265 Antiafisa Muttotien, fW.D. To accomplish great things we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. Anatole France 266 My Mom and Dad who have made it all possible. Christmas '81 aboard the Emerald Seas Cruiseliner. My sweet nieces whom I love very much. '£. ‘Myers, M.'D. Thanks Dad — I'll be on the next flight home! Terrorizing the streets of Freeport, Bahamas 267 268 269 ‘Euqene T. C affin, (.'D. WifCiam 'E. 9{arrow, t ( D. The Cat only grinned when it saw Alice. It looked good-natured, she thought: still it had very long claws and a great many teeth, so she fell that it ought to be treated with respect. “Cheshire Puss, she began, rather timidly, as she did not at all know whether it would like the name however, it only grinned a little wider. “Come, it's pleased so far. thought Alice, and she went on Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here? That depends a good deal on where you want to get to, said the Cat. I don't much care where — said Alice. “Then it doesn't matter which way you go, said the Cat. —so long as I get somewhere, Alice added as an explanation. “Oh. you're sure to do that, said the Cat, if you only walk long enough. From Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll 270 ■•70 271 ‘David 9i(. 9fewman, 9rf.D. Anne 'T. 9 fewton, MANY THANKS to My husband our children faculty and staff classes of '82 and '83 and all our friends for their prayers, encouragement, support and help. The physician, too, beseeches God That his diagnosis may be correct And his treatment bring about a cure. from Sciach {Ecclesiasticus) 38:1-14 272 273 VLZ aVJ 6 ' )oyti tnmiutf 275 Summer 1980 on Atlantic City Beach Patrol with my cousin, Cullan. Sara Lynne Orr, C i‘D. I've always wanted to be a doctor — ever since my Dad used to take me on night calls with him. I have been so fortunate to have loving parents who have put up with me emotionally and financially while asking so little in return. I hope they can realize now how much I love both of them. 276 277 Sindy C {. Taut, M.D. 278 for your constant support and undying love ‘Traa L Telfiam, M'D. - 4 This page is dedicated to God. for who else could have blessed me with such a beautiful circle of family and friends. Thank you. 279 280 Dad and Mom ”1965” Dad and I Brother Chuckie Sister Noreen 1961 Curtis A. ‘Fettaway, Wife - Janice Excerpt from It Couldn't Be Done bv Edgar A. Guest ... . There are thousands to tell you it cannot be done, there are thousands to prophesy failure, there are thousands to point out to you, one by one. the dangers that wait to assail you. But just buckle in with a bit of a grin, just take off your coat and go to it; just start to sing as you tackle the thing that cannot be done , and you'll do it. 281 Cotin J. Tetz, M.D. 282 283 Jeffrey (Polekoff, fy( D. ... . From the beginning, mv brother had the bull by the horns. .. . School's only beginning, it's easy to smile. .. . . High school graduation, only the chrysalis of a long day's journey into the endless joy of academia. ____Welcoming adolescence and my My family. lovely grandmother, to whom I dedicate my graduation from medical school. 284 285 (Paul' L. (Reardon, (M D. Unless one is careful, all that is left from an education will be sediments, CaCOj SiOa, simply skeletal remains of the organisms encountered over that time span. Take care to capture the live critters in vivid color with mental photographs. Permit them to develop with a bit of intellectual incubation. And then ... preserve them for all your life, taking care to air them frequently. B. Prosser, 1979 What is REAL? asked the Rabbit one day. Does it mean having things that buzz inside you and a stick-out handle? Real isn't how you are made, said the Skin Horse. It's a thing that happens to you. When a child loves you for a long, long time, not just to play with, but REALLY loves you, then you become Real. Does it hurt? asked the Rabbit. Sometimes, said the Skin Horse, for he was always truthful. When you are Real you don't mind being hurt. Does it happen all at once, like being wound up, he asked, or bit by bit? It doesn't happen all at once. said the Skin Horse, You become It takes a long time. That's why it doesn't often happen to people who break easily, or have sharpedges, or who have to be carefully kept. Generally, by the time you are Real, most of your hair has been loved off. and your eyes drop out and you get loose in the joints and very shabby. But these things don't matter at all. because once you are Real you can't be ugly, except to people who don't understand. from The Velveteen Rabbit 286 Christopher Robin Had wheezles And sneezles. They bundled him Into His bed. They gave him what goes With a cold in the nose. And some more for a cold In the head. They wondered I f wheezles Could turn Into measles, If sneezles Would turn Into mumps; They examined his chest For a rash. And the rest Of his body for swellings and lumps. They sent for some doctors In sneezles And wheezles To tell them what ought To be done. All sorts and conditions Of famous physicians Came hurrying round At a run. They all made a note Of the state of his throat. They asked is he suffered from thirst, They asked if the sneezles Came after the wheezles. Or if the first sneezle Came first. They said, “If you teazle A sneezle Or wheezle, A measle May easily grow. But humour or pleazle The wheezle Or sneezle. The measle Will certainly go.” .Beth T,. %ezet, 9v(.D. They expounded the reaztes For sneezles And wheezles. The manner of measles When new. They said, If he freezles In draughts and in breezles, Then PHTHEEZLES May even ensue.” Christopher Robin Got up in the morning. The sneezles had vanished away. And the look in his eye Seemed to say to the sky, Now, how to amuse them today?” 287 288 Efaf ‘Eugene Ricfiardson, M.Ef. 289 Jo fin T. Rgfandjr., CM D. 290 In loving memory of my mother, Evelyn Root Mbert C -Rosen, 291 292 Martin L. LRosenberg, M'D. Dear Mom and Dad As I pass through this phase of my life, words cannot express my appreciation for all that you have done. The sacrifices you have made, the understanding you have given, the love and confidence you have shown allow me to reach this goal today I am proud to be your son. Thank you Lindsay ft. LRgsenwald, fyf.D. 293 tVeter J. Oigvito, 9A.SD. 294 This page is a thank—you note. I have not arrived here aione. i o ny friends and teachers who stood bv rne. and to the physicians who encouraged me thank you each and all. Jay Agarwa), M.D. Gerry Anschuetz Dabby Ans«ll Bob At at Sagar Banka. M.D. Joe 8aum Norman Bwisaw, M.D. John Benson. M.D Stevo Bilsky Carol Bostwick Tom Brown Bob Cater Bob Chaefskv, M.O. Cathy Charufc R and S. Chevoko Norris Childs. M.O. Herb Cohen. M D. Gene Corbm n, M.D. Gus Crowell Alex Cothben Lee Dante. M.D. Karen Davir. Lon DiLeo, M.D. Anno Doherty Pam Du My Michael Feldman, M.D. Roy Gay. M.D. Lorry Gessman. M.D. Mitch Glass, M.D. Roberta Haag Leslie Hansen John Harding. M.D. Susan Harding. M.D. Dave Hartzband Richard Helfant. M.D. Oonna Hogans Gait Hutchings Bill Hyltert Greg lopen. M.D. Toni Kazic Dove Klebanoff, M.D. Rcnue Levin. M.O. Leon Malmud. M D. Sieve Mason Dawn Marks Marion McDowell. M.D. Joe McKeown, M.D. Bob Mira, M.D. Bob Morrison Gene Nallin. M D. Maryann Plowmonn Kathy Pollack Bob Price Nancy Rhodes Stanley Rosen D. andS-Rolley Pete Rovito. M.D. ConsvolaSaffje. M.D Sue Saxe Dave Scasta, M.D. D. and P. Schmith Gavan Schneider Ann Show Jane Shaw H.D. Smith. M.D. Rich Smock, M.D. James Spann. M.D. Linda Stanley. M.D. Bob Suhadolnik Ransom Taylor G. and L. Thomoson Susan Tripp Bob Trout, M.D Bob Turnposky Peter White, M.D Bill Wise Alan Wofsey, M.D. Dan Yellon, M.D. Virginia Young Richard Yu dell, M.D Jo fin iRudoff, fyf D. A special not? in honor of the memory of M. Prince 8righam, Temple Med '50____________ To Deirdre Lancaster Densmore. Margo Bassity Albrink, and Kathryn McGowan, my love always .... To my sister Abby. cheers! and be happy. To David Lachterman. the best, wisest.and most just, greetings.... To Hannah Rachael, I'll see you .... And to my parents, Hyman and Nedda Rudoff, my love and deepest thanks. All noble things are as difficult as they are rare— Spinoza. Ethics ... we owe a cock to Aesculapius. Pay it and do not be careless of it. (Phaedo I18A) Mom 296 She gave me eyes, he gave me ears, and humble cares and delicate fears, a heart.... and love, and thought, and joy. Wordsworth For my family, with all my love and thanks. jRoberta Same Ison, ftl.D. 297 JoeC 3. Samer, M.(D. Next: The pelvic exam! 298 Celeste Saunders, SVf.D. I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it. For I shall not pass this way again. 299 I am not drunk I I am by nature a loud, friendly, clumsy person! 300 9-fcny 'W. Schmaltz, i L‘D. Thanks to my parents, who have given more than I could possibly expect, and asked only for my happiness in return;and to M.J., for her constant support and encouragement. Thanks, Everybody! 301 •Bruce M. Schnatt, CM.B). Mom and Dad What, no back tests! With brother and sis. Two years old and ready for a growth spurt. 302 'Mickey Scfivvartz, i I. ‘D. I knew quite well that someday I must go down this road; But I had never thought that someday would be today. Narihira (825-880) 303 This page is_______ .... For Aunt Alice, who taught me the value of wisdom. ... For ''momma , who taught me the value of strength. And for Wendy and Roshida. who have taught me the value of love. Angela. (2. Scott, 9v(.‘D. MOTHER TO SON Well, son. I'll tell you! Life for me ain't been no crystal stair. It's had tacks in it. And splinters. And boards turn up, And places with no carpet on the floor — Bare. But all the time I'se been a climbin' on. And reachin' corners. And some times goin' in the dark Where there ain't been no light. So, boy, don't you turn back. Don't you set down on the steps 'Cause you finds it's kinder hard. Don't you fall now — For I'se still goin honey, I'se still climbin', And life for me ain't been no crystal stair. — Lanston Huges 304 This page is dedicated in memory of my father, whose courage and will to live despite overwhelming odds, make a lasting impression on all who knew him, especially me. To Mom and Dad who made all this possible. 'Elliot 3. Shoemaker, C f;V. Roman Feastus II My brother the Podiatrist — beat me by two days! Why We Go to Medical School Some go to medical school for the knowledge they will learn Others go for the money to be earned But those of us with no sanity Say we do it for duty and humanity. From B. Schnall - On the occasion of my birthday 305 'MichaelSigcd, 9A.D. A typical Saturday afternoon for the Sigals in Philly. With Randi in my corner, how could I ever fail or go hungry!! There would be no M.D. for me without my M and D. You're the greatest! 306 _ , . Joseph Sinqer, M.D. Tael, sympathy and understanding are 1 J expected of the physician, for the patient is no mere collection of symptoms, signs, disordered functions, damaged organs, and disturbed emotions. He is human, fearful, and hopeful, seeking relief, help and reassurance. To the physician, as to the anthropologist, nothing human is strange or repulsive. The misanthrope may become a smart diagnostician of organic disease, but he can scarcely hope to succeed as a physician. The true physician has a Shakespearean breadth of interest in the wise and the foolish, the proud and the humble, the stoic hero and the whining rogue. He cares for people. -Harrison's PRINCIPLES OF INTERNAL MEDICINE 307 ■ Catherine 5. Smith, M D. Medical School wasn't all that bad .... Thanks Mom Dad! And thanks to my best buddy - Hank. .... even if I was a prisoner of Jones Hall! 308 Engaged couple (couple of whats?) After the test CMiiura Smith, Our echoes roll from soul to soul and grow forever and forever. -Tennyson Halloween Party This page is dedicated to my parents: To my Father - for being a Marine and getting off Tarowa alive - for teaching me to choose my own way of life - for telling me to shape up or ship out - for being the best father you could be. To my Mother - for being young and glamourous and working for the U.S. Government in India - for teaching me to enjoy and love others - for being a friend to the poor and the disturbed - for not giving up on my often nasty adolescent self - for being the best mother you could be. All my love. Mars 309 Qioi Smith-nquyen, fyL D. 310 311 312 ‘Thomas L. Stoughton, fy(.(D. 313 Alexander A. Stratienko, AlfD. 314 Tobv. Melodie, and Wendell, who have always believed in me. I To my parents, without whose love, support and confidence, I would not have made it. iMars fa '£. Tfiiqpen, 'M D. SUCCESS Strive for the highest goal, don’t stop Until you reach it Climb the path that leads to the top, which so many of your brothers and sisters have already Climbed. Ever remember Sister the point from which you Started, and return only to help those who follow By Dana Lamon 315 316 Geoffrey T. ‘Tremblay, t f.D. 317 rir Aliagracia Angela 'TrinidadAID. Special thanks to my spouse, Jose, for his love and understanding; to my entire family for their encouragement; and to Randall Drain and Richard Minehart for their friendship, humor and support. CAMINANTE, SONTUS HUELLAS EL CAMINO, V NADA MAS; CAMINANTE. NO HAY CAMINO, SE HACE CAMINO AL ANDAR AL ANDAR SE HACE CAMINO. Y AL VOLVER LA VISTA ATRAS SE VE LA SENDA QUE NUNCA SE HA DE VOLVER A PISAR. CAMINANTE. NO HAY CAMINO. SINO ESTELAS EN LA MAR —Antonio Machado - THE THREE INDIVIDUALS WITH THE GREATEST INFLUENCE IN MY LIFE BROTHER JUAN - MOTHER ANTOLINA -SPOUSE JOSE ACEVEDO THE GREATEST LOVE OF ALL I believe that children are our future Teach them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty they possess inside. Give them a sense of pride to make it easier. Let the children's laughter remind us how it used to be. Everybody’s searching for a hero People need someone to look up to I never found anyone who fulfilled my need A lonely place to be so I learned to depend on me. I decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow. If I fail, if I succeed, at least I'll live as I believe No matter what they take from me, they can't Take away my dignity Because the greatest love of all was happening to me I found the greatest love of all inside of me The greatest love of all, is easy to achieve Learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all And if by chance that special place that you've Been dreaming of Leads you to a lonely place - find your strength in love. Lyrics by Linda Creed 318 319 -Robert ‘Vang fin, %M D, First day doing H P's Ready for anything! Mom and Dad .... For your understanding, guidan patience, and love. Thank you. 320 321 322 ‘DavidA. WaiBeC C f.D. 323 3 24 iHector ‘Wiftz Carton, fyt.'D. This page is dedicated to my family, and let me make this clear, without them and their support my picture wouldn't be here. Hector Wiltz Corton 325 I , 'Myra Jefferson Witherspoon, 'M.D. TEST PRAYER Now I lay me down to study. I pray the Lord I won't go nutty. If I should fail to learn this junk, I pray the Lord I will not flunk. But if I do. don't pity me at all, Just lay my bones down in the study hall. Tell my teacher I did my best. Then pile my books upon my chest. Now I lay me down to rest. And pray I'll pass tomorrow's test. If I should die before I wake. That's one less test I'll have to take. — Sufferin' Student 326 And now, it's Millertime (jeorqe (Tony) 'Woodward, 'M;D. 327 Carolyn ‘Wright, i ( D. I have often wondered about the purpose of a yearbook I was not sure whether they existed so that I could remember you or so that you might remember me — or in order that we all might remember a time shared together in the past. I suspect it is a combination of all of the above. I have chosen some sayings that mean something to me now. Besides my children pictured here there are several others to whom I give my gratitude and love. They know who they are. There will be times when many will want pieces of you but only offer up the whole. McKuen For in truth it is life that gives unto life — while you, who deem yourself a giver, are but a witness. Whatever interlude of kindness or of light, real or pretended, you see coming through the distance be ready and be open. The cost of one warm moment is considerable but worth the poverty that staying private means. McKuen I want you to remember when things don't go exactly right in your outside world that there is safety here A rainbow bridge, a patch of light at the end of trouble’s tunnel. Walk down the day easy knowing our security is movable going wherever we go Gibran I am neither distant - nor absent I am in your presence — watching, feeling, being. I am just surviving in a different form Cocoons are sometimes necessary. I need time to find the pieces of myself - To traoe the feelings of yesterday And gain strength for the path of tomorrow — Be patient my friend You shall not be disappointed I will emerge with wings And enfold you in my love. In its essence optimism is not a view of the present situation, but a strength for life. 328 McKuen Bonhoeffer Vincent young, The Love of a family is so uplifting The warmth of a family is so comforting The support of a family is so reassuring The attitude of a family toward each other molds one's attitude forever towards the world S.P. Schutz 329 Stephanie, these past few years have given us the opportunity to learn and grow together. ZAV's Therapeutic Weekend Regiment: 1 Fri - an evening at the Casinos 2. Sat - fishing 3. Sun - plenty of sun water skiing Tom, George and Eve. all of whom have always been there to lend a helping hand. I dedicate this page to my parents, whose unending support, encouragement and sacrifice has made my childhood dream a reality. Thank you Temple Vs. Villanova. Fall 1981 'Micfuid S. Liebelman, 5V .2X RUGBY a ruffian game played by Gentlemen Philadelphia Marathon 1981 Pete and Ken. my brothers IKK Mom and Dad 331 332 333 152 Women's Ward, Old Samaritan Hospital, ca. 1900 153 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY or rm commonwealth system or higher education SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 3400 NORTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA 19140 HUGO DUNLAP SMITH. M D Amocuic Deni 1215(221 651 WILLIAM F SCHULZL AMBUnl to the D � n (215) 221 M69 August 1982 Re: HAROLD Dear Doctor: This letter of assessment is written in support of Harold, a member in good standing of our Class of 1983 who is applying to your residency program for graduate medical education. Harold has somehow succeeded thus far in satisfying all of our curricular requirements through a carefully planned program of muted effort tempered by professional nonchalance, and there is no reason to believe that his unique approach to medical education cannot be carried over successfully into your graduate program. He is certainly deserving of at least passing consideration. Harold came to us directly after completing his undergraduate work in 1979 with a degree in General Studies. During the first two years of our four year curriculum he distinguished himself as a straight pass student who resolved the usual number of academic difficulties through cither reexamination (generally on the first try) or the elimination of difficult questions from the grading process. The remarkable range of his academic abilities is attested to by his performance on Part I of the NBMF; examinations, for which he scored 730 in the Behavioral Sciences and 260 in Biochemistry; his NBME Part II scores are not yet available. During the third year Harold's performance on the required clinical clerkships was characterized by exceptional empathy for patients and a genuine willingness to work very hard to improve upon his average knowledge base and tolerable level of clinical aptitude and acumen. The following quotations from evaluations submitted by his preceptors suggest his true competencies: Internal Medicine: Harold is a warm, caring individual whose average native ability and varying fund of knowledge are more than compensated for by his love of people and his willingness to spend long hours with his patients, even at the expense of preparing for exams... He will make a likeable physician. . Surgery: Competent...caring...needs to read more about common surgical problems...progressed well. 154 Centennial Challenge Program 1884-1984 June July 6 11 82 1'malty no wore of this classroom garbage, it's time to go out anti learn stone real medicine. If only I knew something to star! with .... damn my subinlernship is first. 6 17 82 .... my last year and I can V even remember if S' . I I' A A starts medially nr laterally .... 6 23 82 have to decide what I leant to do for the rest of my life. I don V know why they ‘re asking me these questions I'm only 25. I think it !s between cardiology, plastic surgery and radiology. 6 25 89 .... boy, two more weeks to vacation .... 6 27 82 l‘m definitely going into ophthalmology. July .lugusl 7 6 82 only have 75 more residency programs to write to for applications in Ob Gyn. 7 14 82 Got a copy of my transcript in the mail today. wish had Studied harder for biochem .... maybe residency programs won ‘t notice. 8 14 82 Went to my advisor today, he suggested a lot of good programs that would steer me into excellent rheumatology fellowships. 8 26 82 Head my Dean ‘s letter today Schulze did a really nice job but think MGH is out. Psychiatry: ...quickly proved his ability to establish sensitive rapport and instructive relationships with faculty, staff, and patients... evidenced neither maladaptive fluctuation nor insidious decline in his performance... demonstrated remarkable perspicacity for distinguishing homocidal mania from anorexia nervosa, developing a carefully thought out and well-written paper which could easily become a classic on this challenging diagnostic problem. Pediatrics: Harold was present and punctual for both scheduled and unsched- uled rounds and conferences... a voracious reader, even in areas totally unrelated to the assigned subject matter... Ob-Gyn: A good performance, but needs improvement in most areas. Family Practice: Truly an accomplished student physician... a delight to have around; would have him back anytime he so desires... Although Harold's overall performance in medical school has not been outstanding in terms of either success or failure, the composite picture presented by his cumulative efforts is one of a plodder who succeeds and should continue to succeed in spite of himself. We are confident that he will eventually find acceptance as a physician, and we encourage you to give him an opportunity to prove himself in your particular specialty. Hugo Dunlap Smith, MD 155 jacki Mratns, 156 157 158 I would like to dedicate this page to all the members of my family. Without your love and support this moment would not have been possible And to Betty, you've been through the good and bad. making it all worthwhile 'Mark ‘D. Anderson, C f D. 159 Frances ‘JQ flshcom, i OV. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow To those who were always there to provide support and encouragement, who have helped make me more aware of who I am and what truly matters. The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone. And I must follow, if I can. Pursuing it with eager feet. Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. Bilbo Baggins 160 II Gran Sasso, L’Aquila 1978-81 Respite Montmartre The road has been weary but the journey itself well worth the cost. New Year's Day 1981 'Michael M. BadeUino, M D. 1.000 Meters Teramo As the air thins so also the confusion. Truth is at my fingertips. 161 Lisa fyi 'Baker, 'M.D. Thank you, Mom and Dad. I love you. It's got to be the going, not the getting there, that's good. -Harry Chapin 162 One of the biggest needs in medicine today is to attract doctors who are well rounded human beings, who will be interested in people and not just in the diseases that affect them, who can comprehend the reality of suffering and not just its symptoms, whose prescription pads will not exclude the human touch, and who will take into account not just malevolent microorganisms but all the forces that exercise a downward pull on the health of their patients. -N.C. It's enough to be alive to see the sea the sky and watch the changes to eat talk joke and create love feel the air ground sun yourself and not have to be somebody 163 164 165 « ■� ,{ A 66 'Mark ‘Becer, C f.‘D. We stand on a mountain pass in the midst of whirling snow and blinding mist, through which we get glimpses nowand then of paths which may be deceptive. If we stand still we shall be frozen to death. If we take the wrong road we shall be dashed to pieces. We do not certainly know whether there is any right one. What must we do? ‘Be strong and of a good courage.' Act for the best, hope for the best, and take what comes .... If death ends all. we cannot meet death better. William James 167 168 Anutfiep ‘Benja-atfion, Drs. Kenneth Anderson Claudia Atkinson Lewis Johnson William Letbetter Daniel Marien Keith O'Steen John Skandalakis Roy Ste inhouse 169 170 20 tears and 500 journals until Med I iRgfand S. CSeverfy 3rd, I dedicate my medical career to the loving memory of my mother. To My Family - I pray that your dreams always come true just as you've helped make mine with your love and constant support. 171 172 Atari (B. ‘Bimkrant, tM‘D. 1 ‘Debra ‘Brownfain Bimkrant, lM.D. 173 Dedicated with Love and Gratitude to my Parents, who gave unselfishly and never stopped believing in me . . James J. ‘Bonner, Jon ... my brother . . my Sensei 174 Thank you TEMPLE for giving me the chance .... 175 Janie graduates from Law School 176 Discussing a patient 177 Joseph J. 'Brennan, C {. D. C tark T. ‘Briqfiam, 9v{ D. Thanks to Patty and friend whose continued love and support made this enjoyable. Thanks to my parents who truly made this possible. 178 9{eif CW. (Brister, fti D., tPh.D. My first trip to Philadelphia Little did I know I would return. 1 would also like to thank the Walsh's, the Chamberlain's, and my close friends, for their encouragement and support. It's a good thing I traveled in my youth. P.S. Dad, I am going to get a real job soon .. in four years. 179 180 181 I Valeric Q. Bruqis, fyl.2). Dear Abbey, Dear Abbey, I'm beginning to sweat I just started med school and I'm ten grand in debt My cadaver is green and it smells like a skunk And I'm sure I’ll be one of the first ones to flunk Signed, suicidal Freshman Dear Abbey, Dear Abbey, this Micro course stinks Just sitting in lecture I catch forty winks These bugs and these worms are just driving me mad I never thought med school could ever be this bad Signed, disgusted Sophomore Dear Abbey, Dear Abbey, well I couldn't wait Cause everyone said that the third year was great But I don't see my boyfriend and I don't see my bed I look like a zombie and I feel like I'm dead Signed, weary Junior Dear Abbey, Dear Abbey, well senior year's here And now I'm supposed to decide my career Oh what will I do for the rest of my life At this point I'd settle for being a wife Signed, finally a Senior 182 Your life is a gift from God. What you make of it is your gift from God. Thanks Mom Dad . . Love ya. Dawn Evette 'Ward ‘Burney, 9d.D. 183 To make a great dream come true, the first requirement is a great capacity to dream; the second is persistence - a faith in the dream. Hans Seize, M.D. 184 'Thomas T. Campbell 9v(.D. Gratifying Memories — Thanks to dedicated teachers, good friends, and a loving family. Gratefully, T.C. 185 Catherine L. Carrubba, 'M D. Iheami ixuittutgbmk A good man and good friends 186 tMicfiaeC Cavanaugh, fyf.T). 187 y(evin A. Chavarria, You are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth. Kahlil Gibran I wish to dedicate this page to my parents. Patricia Carlos Chavarria for their love and support throughout the years. And also to my loving wife. Shelly, for her care and dedication. And finally to our beautiful little daughter, Christina Michelle Chavarria, just for being Daddy's girl 188 Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not. Nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not, Unrewarded genius is almost a proverb Education alone will not, The world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. ‘Tartu: hi Co fieri, {M;D. 189 190 191 September October 9 7 82 My God, National Hoards in three weeks and I haven 't started studying yet. I’ll start tomorrow. 9 21 82 Damn boards next week and I haven’t opened a book yet.... 9 27 82 I nxicty setting in .... sure could use some Valium, f orgot to look over my statistics note's. The only thine; that i going to help me now is a good breakfast. 9 29 82 There are many questions I've pondered m life .... the most important being whether children with IQ’s of 60 can play football, what the population of the U.S. is or was. and what I’m going to do if have sexual desires for a patient. Besides all that, what the hell is a cohort study? All that's important now is that they 're over.... results in six weeks. 10 18 82 Got a rejection from U of P... . guess they didn V like the biochcm grade. Well, to hell with them if they can V take a joke! November 11 13 82 Board scores back .... the big I with a 700 in statistics.4 t least it balances my 310 in medicine .... 11:20 82 Interviewed this week at five hospitals. I don't like medicine .... better go for psychiatry. December January 12 16 82 Well, completed my last interview for anesthesiology and have to submit my tank list after Christmas. 12 28 82 Christmas break has been wonderful. ... it's warm enough around here to lay on the beach. I’m really glad I got my skies sharpened and waxed. 1 17 83 Can V wait any longer for another vacation . ... I'll just drop the next six weeks of renal.... need the break! 1 19 83 Aunt Thelma called and wanted to know if Uncle Herb could take ampicillin with his Haldol without any side effects . ... knew the answer .... finally!!! 2 7 83 Today was benign. I’m starting to talk like a doctor. 1 must be getting there. 334 March 3 14 83 It‘s 3:59 PM and my phone hasn 7 rung yet-I'm sure I didn 7 match. It’s 4:02 .... my phone still hasn 7 rung, think I'm going to I hr ouj up. 3 14 83 figured by 6:30 Hugo would have called to let me know .... wish had some Lomotil now . ... at least the vomiting stopped. 3 15 83 The phone rang at 4:30 this morning. . . . some guy named Hubert Schmidt was looking for his friend Arnold .... had to change the sheets. 3 16 83 Hoy have 1 got a hangover .... never thought I could drink so much in the .S' '. . . . Got my first choice in proctology. April May 4 15 83 With the amount of work I'm doing it ’sa wonder I'm still passing. 5 9 83 Hays last block . ... 10 2. 5 25 83 Oh my God, I’m graduating tomorrow and don 7 know a thing . ... the jigs up. Harold. M I). 335 JACK I ABRAMS. M.D. Pediatrics Children's Hospital Washington. DC ROLAND BEVERLY'. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA CATHERINE CARRU8BA, M.D. Emergency Medicine St. Vincent Hospitol Toledo. OH DAVID ALLEN. M.O. Preliminary Surgery Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, PA ALAN 8IRNKRANT. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Georgetown University Hospital Washington. DC MICHAEL CAVANAUGH. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, PA CHARLES ANDERSON. M.O. Surgery USAF Medical Center Wright-Patierson AF8. OH MARK 0. ANDERSON. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospitals Philadelphia. PA FRANCES K. ASHCOM. M.D. Surgery Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA DEBRA 8IRNKRANT. M.D. Internal Medicine Georgetown VA Med. Center Washington. DC JAMES BONNER. M.O. Obstetrics-Gynecology Reading Hospital Reading. PA EARL BRADLEY. M.D. Pediatrics Thomas Jefferson Uni. Hospital Philadelphia. PA KEVIN CHAVARRIA. M.D. Internal Medicine Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. Pa PAMELA COHEN. M.O. Rehabilitation Medicine Thomas Jefferson Univ Hospital Philadelphia. PA RICHARD COYLE. M.D Internal Medicine Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA MICHAEL M. 8ADELLINO, M.O Prefiminary Surgery Temple University Hospitals Philadelphia. PA LISAM. BAKER. M.O. Obstetrics-Gynecology Allentown Affiliated Hospitol Allentown. PA JOHN BARRETT. M.O. Family Practice York Hospital York. PA ALEXANDRA BARTLETT. M.D. Pediatrics Hahnemann Medical College Hosp. Philadelphia. PA SHARON M BARTOSH. M.D. Podiatrics St Christopher's Hosp. or Children Philadelphia. PA IRENE BARZILAI. M.O. Radiology Baystate Medical Center Springfield. MA MARK 8ECER. M.O. Family Practice Mongomery Hospital Norristown, PA CHRIS 8ELARDI. M.D. Emergency Medicine Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh. PA ANUTHEP BENJA-ATHON. M.D. Surgery NY Med Coll.-Metropolitan Hosp. New York. NY MICHAEL BENNICK, M.D. Internal Medicine Graduate Hospital Philadelphia. PA JAMES BRADY. M.D. Internal Medicine Hahnemann Medical College Affiliated Hospitals Philadelphia. PA JOSEPH BRENNAN. M.D. Radiology Bryn Mawr Hospital Bryn Mawr. PA MARK 8RIGHAM. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia. PA NEIL W. BRISTER. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA ROY BROD. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Prosbvterian-U. of Pennsylvania Medical Center Philadelphia. PA ROSEMARIE BRUGGER. M.D. Family Practice West Jersey Hospital-U. of PA Voorhees. NJ VALERIE G. BURGIS. M.D. Internal Medicine Univ. of Maryland Hospital Baltimore. MD DAWN BURNEY. M.D. Family Practico Univ. of Connecticut Affil. Hosp. Farmington. CT MARIAN CALLAGHAN. M.D. Internol Medicine McGaw Mod. Ctr.-Northwesiern U. Evanston, IL THOMAS CAMPBELL. M.D. Emergency Medicine Hosp. of the Univ. Health Center Pittsburgh. PA THOMAS COYLE. M.D. Surgery Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA RICHARD DATTOLA, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology W. Virginia University Hospital Morgantown. W VA EGBERT DE VRIES. M.D Preliminary Surgery Hospital of Univ. Health Center Pittsburgh. PA JAMES DEPUY. M.D. Surgery Stamford Hospital Stamford. CT JOSEPH DiCROCE. M.D Internal Medicine St. Francis General Pittsburgh. PA RUTH A. DOMBKOSKI. M O Preliminary Medicine Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, PA DENISE DONAHUE. M.D Orthopedic Surgery George Washington University Washington, DC RANDALL DRAIN, M.O. Pediatrics Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, PA LOUISE DROSEY, M.D. Family Practice Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown. PA SALINA DUNBAR, M.D. Fumily Practice Temple Unlv.-Rolling Hill Hosp. Philadelphia, PA WILLIAM ECKHARDT. M.O Internal Medicine Newton Wellesley Hospital Newton. MA EUGENE ELIA, M.D. Preliminary Surgery Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia. PA JANINE EVANS. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospitals Philadelphia. PA 8ETH EZZELL. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Women's Infants Hospital Providence. Rl PETER FAVINI. M D. Emergency Medicine Medical College of PA Hospitol Philadelphia. PA MARIA FEDOR. M.D. Family Prsstlce Montgomery Hospital Norristown, PA DAVID FIELDS. M.O. Transitional Allentown Affiliated Hospitals Allentown. PA RONALD FIERRO. M.D. Internal Medicine Geitinger Medical Center Danville. PA NEIL FISHMAN. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospitals Philadelphia. PA PATRICK FRICCHIONE. M.D. Surgery Presby terion-U. of PA Hospital Philadelphia. PA GREGG FROMELL. M.D. Internal Medicine University o Maryland Hospital Baltimore. MO JAMES GAJEWSKI. M.D. Internal Medicine Cincinnati General Hospital Cincinnati. OH RICHARD GERVASIO. M.D. Surgery Temple University Hosoital Philadelphia. PA VICTORIA GESSNER. M.D Preliminary Surgery Medical College of PA Hospital Philadelphia. PA MARTIN GISH, M.D. Family Practice Harrisburg Hospital Harrisburg. PA 336 MAROULLA GLEATON, M.O. Ophthalmology Mayo Graduate Sch. of Medicine Rochester. MN JAMES HAYDEN. M.D. Family Practice Harrisburg Polyclinic Harrisburg. PA THOMAS KERR. M.D. Surgery Temple University Hospitals Philadelphia. PA WENDY MARTINEZ. M.D Obstetrics-Gynecology Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, PA PETER GODLESKI. M.D. Orthopedic Surgery Maimonides Medical Center Brooklyn. NY STEVEN HERMAN. M.D, Pathology The Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia. PA DANIEL KESSEL, M.D. Preliminary Medicine Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA JOSEPH McKEOWN. M.D. Surgery Temple University Hospitals Philadelphia. PA RICHARD GOLDBERG. M.O. Radiology Cleveland Clinic Hospital Cleveland. OH JOHN HOH. M.D. Internal Medicine Montefiore Hospital Center New York. NY ROBERT KEVITCH. M.D. Surgery Graduate Hosoit.il Philadelphia. PA JAMES McMURTRY. M.D Preliminary Surgery Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh. PA FRANK GONZAELEZ. M.D. Obstetrics- Gy necology Rcchester General Hospital Rochester. NY MICHAEL HUNTER. M.D. Family Practice Louisiana State U.-Charity HosP New Orleans. LA JAMES KMETZO. M.D Internal Medicine University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore. MD ALAN MERMELSTEIN. M.D. Internal Medicine Med. Coll, of Pennsylvania Host) Philadelphia. PA SUSAN GOODMAN. M.D. Surgery Mt. Sinai Hospital Miami Beach. FL JOHN HYCHKO, M.D. Internol Medicine Scranton Ternplo Residency Prog. Scranton. PA CARL KOPLIN. M.D Family Practice Akron City Hospital Akron. OH RICHARD MINEHART. M.O. Preliminary Surgery Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, PA NEVILLE GRAHAM. M.D. Obstetrics—Gynecology Hartford Hcaoitol Hartford. CT JOHN IAQUINTO. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh. PA MICHAEL KOSLOW. M.D. Internal Medicine Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA DANIEL MORRISON. M.D. Surgery Geisinger Medical Center Danville. PA JODY GREEN. M.D. Internal Medicine UMDNJ Rutgers Medical School Now Brunswick. NJ CYNTHIA IZUNO. M.D. Surgery US Naval Medical Center Bethftsda. MD JOHN KUSTAN. M.D. Transitional Presbyterian-U. of PA Mod. Ctr Philadelphia. PA ANNALISA MULHOLLEN. M.D. Obstetrics-GynrKology George Washington University Washington, DC DEBORAH GRIEB. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Temple University Hospitols Philadelphia. PA DOUGLAS JACKSON. M.D. Internal Medicine Presbyterian Hospital New York. NY RICHARD LAUCKS. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Temple University Hospitols Philadelphia. PA REX MYERS. M.D. Otolaryngology Univ. of S. FL Affll. Hospitals Tampa. FL MARK GRIFFITH. M.O. Preliminary Surgery Allentown Hospital Allentown. PA GEORGE JENCKES. M.D. Internal Medicine Reeding Hospital Reading. PA ROY LEHMAN. M.D. Internal Medicine Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA WADE MYERS. M.D. Surgery Unlv. of S. FL Affil. Hospitals Tampa. FL GARY GRUEN. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Hahnemann Mod. Coll, Hospital Philadelphia. PA PAUL JOLLES. M.D. Radiology Unlv. of Alabama Medical Center Birmingham. AL CORINNE LOWE. M.D. Pediatrics Children's Hospital Philadelphia, PA EUGENE NALLIN. M.D. Family Practice Charles S. Wilson Memorial Hoso. Johnson City, NY KEVIN GUYNN. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Albert Einstein Medical Conter Philadelphia. PA JOHN JOYCE. M.D. Internal Medicine Baltimore City Hospitals Baltimore. MD CHRISTINE LYONS. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Wilmington Medical Center Wilmington. DE WILLIAM NARROW, M.D. Psychiatry University of Chicago Clinics Chicago. IL WILLIAM HANKIN. M.D. Psychiatry Johns Hcpkins Hospital Baltimore. MD JOHN KALAFSKY. M.D Surgery Eastern VA Graduate Med. Sch. Norfolk. VA CLIFFORD LYONS. M D. Family Practice Reading Hospital Reading. PA OAVID NEWMAN. M.D. Preliminary Medicino Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA WILLIAM HAREN. M.O. Urology Geisinger Medical Center Danville, PA LEANNAH HARPER. M.D. Pediatrics UMDNJ-New Jersey Med. School Newark. NJ STEVEN HARPER. M.D. Surgery Abingion Memorial Hospital Abington. PA HILOEGARD KANAMULLER. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Tne Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia. PA PAUL KEATING. M.D. Internal Medicine Hahnemann Medical College Affiliated Hospitals Philadelphia, PA MICHAEL K. KEIL. M.D. Surgery Graduate Hospital Philadelphia. PA SHARIAR MA80URAKH. M D. Surgery Hospital of St Raphael New Haven. CT RICHARD MAGILL. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Temple University Hospitals Philadelphia, PA WALTER MARGIE. M.O. Internal Medicine Mayo Graduate School of Med Rochester. MN ANNE NEWTON. M.D. Psychiatry Hahnemann Med. Coll. Hospital Philadelphia. PA BETTY NG. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia. PA CHRISTINE O'DONNELL. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Graduate Hospital Philadelphia. PA 337 SARA ORR, M.D. ALBERT ROSEN, M.D. MICHAEL SIGAL. M.D FREDERICK VIVINO. M.D Obstetrics-Gynecology Preliminary Medicine Ophthalmology Internal Medicine Albert Einstein Medical Center Erie County Medical Center Medical Coll, of PA Hospital Bethlehem. PA Philadelphia. PA Buffalo. NY Philadelphia. PA DAVID OVERHOLT. M.D MARTIN ROSENBERG. M.D. JOSEPH SINGER. M.D. DAVID WAIBEL. M.D. Orthopedic Surgery Preliminary Surgery Obstetrics-Gynecology Internal Medicine William Beaumont Hospital Albert Einstein Medical Center St. Joseph's Hospital Scranton-Temple Residency Prog. Royal Oak. Ml Philadelphia. PA Detroit. Ml Scranton, PA SlNDY PAUL. M.D LINDSAY ROS6NWALO. M.D. M. CATHERINE SMITH. M.D. BARBARA WARD. M.D. Surgery Preliminary MiyJicine Obstetr ics-Gynaologv Surgery Thomas Jefferson Univ. Hospital Abington Memorial Hospital U. Rochester Assoc. Hosp. Prog f'ale-New Haven Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Ablngton. PA Rochester. NY New Haven. CT TRENA PELHAM. M.D. PETER ROVITO.M.O. MAURA SMITH. M.D JAMES WEIS. M.D Pediatrics Surgery Surgery Family Practice St. Christopher's Hospital Allentown Affiliated Hospitals Madigan Army Medical Center Washington Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA Allentown. PA Fort Lewis, WA Washington. PA JOHN RUDOFF. M.D, GIOI SMITHNGUYEN. M.D NINA WILKES. M.D. RICHARD PETERSON. M.D. Internal Medicine Obstetrics-Gynecology Obstetrics-Gynecology Anesthesiology Hartford Hospital Temple Unrversity Hospital: Albert Einstein Medical Center Hospitals of the Univ. Health Ctr. Pittsburgh. PA Hartford. CT Philadelphia. PA Philodelphie PA DAVID RUTTA. M.D CRAIG STERNBERG. M.O. HECTOR WILTZ. M.O. CURTIS PETTAWAY. M.D. Internal Medicine Rehabilitation Medicine Transitional Urology Long Island Jewish Hospital Moss Rehabilitation Hospital St. Barnabas Medical Center U of Texas SW Affiliated Hosp. Dallas. TX Brooklyn. NY Philadelphia. PA Livingston. NJ ROBERTA SAMELSON. M.D. THOMAS STOUGHTON. M.D. MYRA WITHERSPOON. M.D COLIN PGTZ. M.D. Internal Medicine Internal Medicine Preliminary Medicine Internal Medicine Hospitals o! University Health Ctr EisOnhowor Army Medfcol Center Cooper Medical Center Lartkensu Hospital Philadelphia, PA Pittsburgh. PA Fort Gordon. GA Camden. N J JOEL SARNER. M.D. ALEXANDER GEORGE WOODWARD. M.D. JEFFREY PHILLIPS. M.D. Transitional STRATIENKO. M.D. Pediatrics Internal Medicine Monteflore Hospital Internal Medicine St. Christopher’s Hospital Baylor U. Medical Center Pittsburgh. PA Case Western Reserve U. Hospital for Children Dallas. TX CELESTE SAUNDERS. M.D. Cleveland. OH Philadelphia. PA JEFFREY POLEKOFF. M.D. Emergency Medicine LEE SWANSON. M.D. CAROLYN WRIGHT M.D. Preliminary Medicine Med Coll, of PA Hospital Obstetrics-Gynecology Preliminary Surgery Los Angeles Co.-USC Med. Ctr Philadelphia. PA Ohio State University Hospitals Pennsylvania Hospital Los Angeles. CA THOMAS SCHAUBLE. M D. Columbus. OH Philadelphia. PA DOUGLAS POLITOSKE, M.D Internal Medicine MARSHA THIGPEN. M.D. VINCENT YOUNG. M.D. Surgery Mercy Hospital Internal Medicine Preliminary Medicine US Navy Medical Center Pnilodolphia. PA Bridgeport Hospital Mercy Catholic Medical Center San Diego. CA HARRY SCHMALTZ. M.D, Bridgeport. CT Philadelphia. PA PAUL REARDON. M.D. Orthopedic Surgery MICHAEL TOMEO. M.D. Ja MES ZAVITSANOS. M.D. Family Practice Geisinger Medical Center Internal Medicine Internal Medicine Washington Hospital Danville. PA Abington Memorial Hospital Albert Einstein Medical Center Washington. PA 8RUCE SCHNALL, M.D. Abington. PA Philodolphia. PA BETH RE2ET. M.D. Preliminary Medicine GEOFFREY TREMBLAY, M.D. MICHAEL ZIEBELMAN. M.D. Pediatrics Albert Einstein Medical Center Internal Medicine Preliminary Surgery St Christopher's Hospital Philadelphia. PA Albert Einstein Medical Center Jacksonville Educational Program for Children Philadelphia. PA MICHAEL SCHWARTZ. M.D. Philadelphia. PA Jacksonville. Fl Radiology ALTAGRACIA TRINIDAD. M.D. RICHARD ZIELINSKI. M.D. HAL RICHARDSON. M D. Hospitals of University Health Ctr. Pediatrics Family Practice Surgery Pittsburgh. PA UMDNJ-New Jersey Mod. School Geisin sr Medical Center David Grant Medical Center Travis AFB. CA ANGELA SCOTT. M.D. Newark. NJ Danville. PA Anesthesiology SUSAN VALONE. M.O JOHN ZIMMERMAN. M.D. JOHN ROLANO. M.D. Hahnemann Mod. Coll. Hospital Internal Medicine Internal Medicine Preliminary Surgery Philadelphia, PA Baltimore City Hospitals Lankenau Hospital N YU-University Medical Center New York. NY ELLIOT SHOEMAKER. M.D. Preliminary Medicine Baltimore, MD ROBERT VAUGHN. M.D. Philodolphia. PA JONATHAN ROOT, M.D. Albert Einstein Medical Center Family Practice Internal Medicine University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore. MD Philadelphia. PA Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown. PA 338 Stanton Saltzman Director Nancy Klimley Art Supervisor Cheryl Arthur Robin Gelber Otto Lehmann Photography Supervisor William Verzyl Henry Bacich Audrey Erfer Karen Golla Joseph Gudonis Television Ron Taylor Audiovisual Nancy Klimley trying to decipher one of the Skull staff's layout Otto Lehmann-the man behind the 8X10 glossies 339 Robin Gelber Mr. and Mrs. L.G. Allen American Medical Women's Assoc. Branch No. 25 Mr. and Mrs. George L Anderson John W Ashby William P. Barba, II Mr and Mrs. Nicholas Bartosh Joseph H. Baum, Ph.O. Leslie W. Beadling. M.D. Jack and Barbara Benson Richard D. Berkowitz, M.D Mrs. Eve Bernstein Sheila and 3ob Bohrer Mr. and Mrs. Elom J. Bonner I ta S. Brandman, M.D. Mrs. M. Prince Brigham Mr and Mrs. Charles W Brister Mr and Mrs, Kenneth L. Brod Mr and Mrs. Joseph J. Brozena Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Campbell Esther and Frank Carter Paul J. Cermak Bertram J. Channick, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Coyle. Sr. Gail Crouse Dr and Mrs. Kenneth R. Cundy Eric Daiter Dr. and Mrs. Vincent A. DeLuca. Jr. Ear, Nose and Throat Department Dr. and Mrs. William F. Eckhardt, Jr. Richard S. Eisenstaedt Dr. M. Peter J. Favini Mary Stuart Fisher, M.D. Robert S. Fisher, M.D. Frank and Lucretia Fitzpatrick Dr. Morris S. Fleischman James Fung Barbara and Jay Gerber Drs. Gersonand Phyllis Paul Mr and Mrs Ralph A Gcrvasio Mr. and Mrs. A. Samuel Gish Dr. and Mrs. Morton Goldfarb Bernard Goldstein. M.D. Stan and Pearl Goosenberg Mr and Mrs. Joseph D. Barrett Samuel L. Greenfield,M.D. Dr. and Mrs. William R Griffith Martha P. Hankin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harakal Jack A. Henriquez S., M.D. 8eryle C. Hudson. MSW CSW Mr and Mrs. George A. Jenckes. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Jolles Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Joyce Mrs. Catherine Kalafsky and Family F.X. and H. Kanamuller Joan E. Keil Mrs. William H. Keil Eugene R. Kertis, M.D. Howard P. Knapper. M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gail B. Koplin Irena Koprowska. M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koslow Richard A. Krause, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Kreitzer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kuhns Stephen Kustan Family J.C. Lydon.M.D. Bennett Lorber. M.D. Stanley H. Lorber. M.D. John and Suzanne Lowe Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy Joseph and Agnes McColgan Herman and Adele Mermelstein Drs. Si-Chun and Pen-ming Ming Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H.D. Morrison Dr. 3nd Mrs. Allen R. Myers Drs. J. Naiman and Judy Palmer Robert G. Narins, M.D. Frank X. O'Brien Family Richard H. Ochs, M.D. Or. and Mrs. Ross M. Orr, Jr. Harvey F. Palitz. M.D. Dr. and Mrs. C.A. Papacostas J.C. Peele, M.D. Mrs. Janice Q. Pettaway Mr. and Mrs. Melvin B. Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. David R. Rosenwald Harry and Joan Fromell Ronald A. Pieringer Drs. Donald Pinkel and Cathryn Howarth Dr. Gerhard W.E. Plaut Benjamin E. Price Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Quarles. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rabinowitz Peter J. Racciato, M.D. Edward B. Raskiewicz, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Riddle Arthur Root, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Hyman Rudoff Dr. and Mrs. Leo Samelson Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Schauble Drs. Jane and Walter L. Scheetz Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Schmaltz Mary Morris Schurr Roger W. Sevy Gerald D. Shockrnan. Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. M. Richard Singer Dr and Mrs. Hugo Dunlap Smith Renate L. Soulen. M.D. R. and H. Starne Martha MiljusStavrinou M.J. Stierstorfer. Jr. Mary Catherine Slom. M.D. ByungseSuh, M.D., Ph.D. Robert M. Swenson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Thigpen Dr. and Mrs. J. Robert Troyer R. Robert Tyson. M.D. Robert G. Uris G.D. Van Rossum Mr. and Mrs. James W. Vaughn Jan R.J. and Klasina de Vries Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Waters Ethel Weinberg, M.D. Dr. Sidney Weinhouse Freda and Leonard Wojno Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer C, Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ziebelman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zielinski Leonard J. Zubrzycki, Ph.D. j lumni Patrons John A. Anthony, M.D. '46 Margaret M. Barnes, M.D '81 Daniel H 8ee. M.D. '37 Kathleen Reilly Bell '81 Owen Belmont. M.D 39 Howard S. Berinson. M.D. '67 Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Bernstein '74 Barry A. Blinkoff, M.D. '63 George I. Blumstcin, M.D. '29 Leslie J. Boone. M.D. '33 Hugh W. Brallier.M.D.'74 Blase and Ellen Carabello 73 Ramon Casanova- Roig. M.D. '60 Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Charles '80 Joseph F. Clarke. M.D. '62 Dr. and Mrs. William H. Coleman '45 Charles W. Delp. M.D. '24 Russell A. Del Toro, M.D. '49 James C. DeMarco. M.D. 77 Angelo M. DiGeorge, M.D. '46 Dr. Gerald J. Dolan '37 Dr. and Mrs. Walter J. Dombkoski ‘55 William H. Duncan. M.D. '59 John Vincent Ferrazzano, M.D. '67 Alberta M Finch. M.D. ’50 Albert J. Finestone. M.D. '45 Marc A. Flitter, M.D. '69 Anthony R. Giorgio. M.D. '73 Dr and Mrs. I.W. Ginsburg '34 Jody Green's Family '48 Sanford L. Greenberg. M.D. '60 Stuart C. Greene. M.D. 77 Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Grossman 74 Lillian Haddock. M.D. '54 Walter S. Ha lett. Jr.. M.D. '52 Robert A. Heebner. M.D. '43 Harold J. Isard, M.D. ‘34 Dr and Mrs. Joseph J. Kandra 72 Dr. and Mrs. Mark Jay Kaplan Family '81 Leon A. Kauffman. M.D. '61 Victor Kremens, M.D. ’43 Marc S. Lapayowker. M.D. ’54 Keith E. Larkin, M.D. 71 Stephen F. Latman.M.D. '68 Charles A. Laubach, Jr., M.D. ‘42 Norman Learner. M.D. '39 Walter J. Levinsky. M.D. '45 Dr and Mrs. Gilbert A. Liss' 61 Jerry Luck 73 Joseph F. Lydon. M.D. '47 Allan D. and Dawn B. Marks ‘62 George P. Matthews. M.D. '43 George Marion Matuschak. M.D. 77 Donald E. McDowell. M.D. ’47 Dr. and Mrs. James J. McGuire, Jr. '80 Dr. and Mrs. John R. Minehart '35 Margaret A. Minehart, M.D. 76 Wm. Mahon Myers. M.D. 44 Myers and Meadows ‘48 Wade C. Myers. Jr., M.D. 41 Earl P. Myhree. M.D. '45 Peter Novosel. M.D. 73 M. Vernon Ordiway '54 Robert F. Ostrum, M.D. '80 Donald E. Parlee. M.D. '59 Kimberly K. Paterson. M.D, '82 Joseph Patlovich '61 Dr. and Mrs. Francis C. Plucinsky 71 Robert S. Pressman. M.D. '37 James C. Rex. M.D. '50 Donald J. Ritt. M.D. '60 Stephen J. Rockower, M.D. 75 Fred B. Rogers. M.D. ‘48 George P Rosernond '34 Irving Rosenberg, M.D. '42 Edmund B. Rowland '53 Erwin L. Samuelson, M.D. '56 F.J. Santore. M.D. '45 Dr and Mrs. Carson D. Schneck ’59 Diane E Shafer, M D. 76 Martin Shansky. M.D, 74 June and Scott Sharetts 77 Dr. Leon Sheplan '34 Harry Shubin. M.D. '37 Charles R. Shuman. M.D. '43 Thomas R.C. Sisson '44 Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Steerman, 75 Todd and Dorrit Sterner 79 David Ian Tasker. M.D. '69 Sam Tasker. M.D. '34 Carson J. Thompson, M.D. 76 George W. Truitt, M.D. '35 Ellsworth P. Uhler.M.D. '39 Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Walley. Ill '66 Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Wapner '39 Dr and Mrs. William L. Warren ‘50 James Watson, M.D. '44 George H. Wessel, M.D. '52 James W. Williamson. M.D. '53 Lewis R. Wolf. M.D ’34 W. Dennis Young, M.D.76 Arthur H. Popkave, M.D. 72 341 MAPS rr Doctor 4 «$, for Survtvai m TO(Uv i Ftnanciai rungs ilMV a u t uru (VKfK toon w i -c � t an aatvcmv) n n cx r nnc« c ( munmna inmns vKO� otMnir((a iinMv iMMinofNn(iaii'oW Put ign � ff t � t M� l •' � '« «upf tan r� C w p tauruai awsoaw � ar tm� an� umn mown r cuwwu to o veuc w o outne vcur ST3C � nH 0 '•tinj � � « � Ovr � o n 0 ixc iww naaot •a «o« W� cannaem ic n, ►WP-t'l e«v«a ravocnnai � 'U conmoea wflmjn car l M 0 conr.ro ta outlanct nt nri ttrrtn and nor At tram on ccrw.cm uxrtt vo m wo� J«s mtn tn • W1 Barton toocn TO on ocnar er;r !von� ! «no nrn cv «o %u t, tc« ci w Ota sMPt went ofr., ttaan f ne Oti no to ! tan ertMOt nxa o' !trow ror tooO nnanoai n � t« ? � v MlM Mlffl «JI%� J‘.-OT Congratulations and Best Wishes to our son Frederick Bonelli Vivino, M.D. Congratulations to Strapping, S.B.S., Leviathan, Hedgehog, Chicken Hawk, N.A.C.B., Orca, Snuffalaphagus, and the rest of the gang .... all of whom have sacrificed without complaint while suffering thru Genetics I, your first apartment in Philly, 37 hours later, your second apartment, the Turnpike Freeze-Out, the Florida Diving Trip and the agony of learning incomprehensible handwriting. Take the Hippopotamus Oath and Go Save Lives! With Great Awe and Pride, Wally R. IN HONOR OF OUR SON CRAIG Selma and Joseph Sternberg RALPH S. SANDO. M.D., P.C., F.A.C.S. and associates T.U.M.S., '73 1215) 649-7616 Church Road and Sibley Avenue Ardmore. Pennsylvania 19003 GLAUCOMA SERVICE Ninth and Walnut Streets Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 19107 BRYN MAWR HOSPITAL WILLS EYE HOSPITAL Buona Fortuna Per Sempre CONGRATULATIONS To Our Daughter and Niece Your Loving Father Mother DR. MYRA A. WITHERSPOON Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Waite and Mrs. Vivian Lee 342 Congratulations Maria Mash Fedor, M.D. Paul, Donna, Marlene, Chris, Maria, Steve, Marlene Mash, M.D., Class of 1982 and Everyone at FEDOR BUICK Rts. 68 206 Bordentown, NJ 08505 609-298-4444 343 BEST WISHES Pharmaceuticals Pfizer Laboratories Division Roerig Division Pfipharmecs Division 344 CONGRATULATIONS TO WILLIAM E. NARROW. M.D. Everybody has won, and all must have prizes. Dad, Mother and Linda CONGRATULATIONS TO DR. PATRICK J. FRICCHIONE Simplex Industries, Inc. Scranton. PA 18504 Builders of Quality Homes CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON FRANK GONZALEZ, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Gonzalez Ruth Ivette Gonzalez CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Emergency Medicine Staff Congratulations to Jeffrey Polekoff, M.D. and the Class of 1983 from Bernice, Bruce Siy Polekoff 345 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Dr. Curtis Pettaway from Ivy Leaf School A college Preparatory School 1196 East Washington Lane 848-3020 William C. Green Liller Green Dean of Students Director St. Luke’s Hospital Bethlehem, PA applauds the members of the Class of 1983 and offers best wishes for continuing success. ST. LUKE'S, largest health care facility in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley — fastest growing metropolitan area in the state — offers excellent residency opportunities in INTERNAL MEDICINE, and in OBSTETRICS-GYNECOLOGY. For more information about these programs, about ST. LUKE'S, and the diverse cultural, recreational, and educational features in the beautiful Lehigh Valley, contact the Medical Education Office, telephone 215-691-4469. 346 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from the Department of Neurosurgery Congratulations Richard Kennedy Dattola, M.D. Ann, Elmer, Grandma, Grandpa, Helen, Joe, Paula, Edward, Alexander, Chris, Sandra, Ronnie, Cori, Jenalee Success to the Class of 1983 from Temple Neurologic Associates Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 from King Beverage Company 888 Wyoming Ave.( Kingston, PA 18704 717-288-6667 348 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 a nd Hector Wiltz, Jr., M.D. From his parents Hector Wiltz, M.D. a nd Maria Wiltz, M.D. • • Congratulations from The Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh over 130 years of care and support for patients, employees, house staff, and community Post-graduate medical training in Anesthesia General Surgery Flexible Program Diagnostic Radiology Internal Medicine Pediatrics Obstetrics and Gynecology Mercy Hospital is a major teaching hospital and regional referral center located in the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh. The city is a national corporate, cultural, and educational center, with big-city resources and small-town friendliness. Four distinct yearly seasons and the beautiful Allegheny Mountains just an hour away provide Pittsburghers with a wide variety of sports and recreation opportunities. For further information on post graduate education contact Graduate Medical Education Office The Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Pride and Locust Streets Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania 15219 (412)232-8034 350 CONGRATULATIONS DR. LEE. LEE ANN SWANSON, M.D. Congratulations Class of 1983 Your Family and Josh Now that the Match is over and you graduate as M.D.'s may this book serve to remind you of your days at TEMPLE. And may this message serve to congratulate each one of you on your success. The principal objective of the medical profession is to render service to humanity with full respect for the dignity of man. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM THE FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAM LANCASTER GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. Mrs. Irving H. Ezzell and Family BEST REGARDS AND WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 The Radiology Department Jane Scheetz, M.D. '62 Walter L. Scheetz, M.D. '58 of Germantown Hospital extends its Best Wishes! CONGRATULATIONS To Our Son DR. CURTIS A. PETTAWAY and The Class of 1983 CHARLES IRMA PETTAWAY J.W. Mac Moran, M.D. E.A. D'Orazio, M.D. E. S. Escovitz, M.D. F.J. Kiefner, Jr., M.D. F. A. Piro, M.D. F.S. Esposito, M.D. 351 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from the Department of Anesthesiology James R. Harp, M.D. Ansuya Chatwani, M.D. Thomas C. Deas, M.D. John Freeberg, M.D. Alexandra I. Karetas, M.D. Nancy B. Kenepp, M.D. Kenneth J. Lee, M.D. Mary McLaughlin, M.D. Gertrude Pruckmayr, M.D. Mary R. Reardon, M.D. Robert Shupak. M.D. William Stevenson—Smith, M.D. Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 for fulfilling careers and lives. We enjoyed working with you. The Faculty and Residents, Department of Medicine, Albert Einstein Medical Center Northern Division Congratulations to the Class of 1983 DOLBEY’S 3726Spruce St. 1020 Locust St. Phila., PA 19104 Phila., PA 19107 (215) 222-6020, 6021 (215) 928-7922, 7923 353 CONGRATULATIONS TO Good Fortune DR. PATRICK J. FRICCHIONE to the Class of '83 Van Wert Mfg. Co. Inc. Peckville, PA 18452 Manufacturers of Heating Equipment Residents Maryellen O'Hearn Monahan, M.D. Temple '81 Mary Finan Sewatsky, M.D. Temple '81 Laurence L. Levin, M.D. Temple '81 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Scranton-Temple Residency Program From Frank Carrozza Interstate Building Products CONGRATULATIONS TO K. MICHAEL KEIL, M.D. With Gratitude to the School of Medicine, and THE CLASS OF 1983 ''YOU DID IT, YOU DID IT. WOW! Temple University Grandma, Mother, Kaye, John, Joan, Bill, Phil, Paul, et al. CONGRATULATIONS Louis F. Campana M.D. TO OUR SON DOUGLAS TODD JACKSON, J.D., M.D. from Proud Parents Dr. and Mrs. Irving Jackson 354 This page donated by Robert M. Halligan MAPS Representative (215) 625-6277 355 Albert Einstein Medical Center Northern Division extends warm congratulations to the Class of ’83 We are proud to be a part of your educational experience and offer our best wishes as you pursue your professional career. Compliments of United Hospitals, Inc. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Ned and the Class of 1983 Mom, Dad, Melissa and Peter Best Wish es from the Department of Orthopedic Surgery John W. Lachman, M.D. Philip D. Alburger, M.D. Ray A. Moyer, M.D. Edward J. Resnick, M.D. Michael Clancy, M.D. David B. Rees, M.D. Howard H. Steel, M.D. John Murphy, M.D. Robert D. Campo, Ph.D. 357 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 from the Department of Surgery | episcopallx. hospita' PNOcfcCfva PocfvfixiMo 19125 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Episcopal Hospital 358 Best Wishes, Members, Department of Medicine The Germantown Hospital and Medical Center Gerald M. Lemole, M.D. Paschal M. Spagna, M.D. N. Peter Karmilowicz, M.D. 3910 Powelton Ave. Suite 206 Philadelphia, PA 19104 Cardio-Thoracic and Vascular Surgery 359 Best Wishes CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON to the DR. JAMES P. ZAVITSANOS Class of 1983 Our love and prayers will always be with you! from the Department of Your Proud Parents Rehabilitation Medicine CONGRATULATIONS Thomas Strax, M.D., Acting Chairman From The Srinivas Aravabhumi, M.D. Kenneth Izzo, M.D. ANESTHESIA DEPARTMENT Mohammed Jaffari, M.D. Nathaniel Mayer, M.D. NAZARETH HOSPITAL CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations TO THE and CLASS OF 1983 Best Wishes to the Drs. Leon and Elsa Malmud Class of 1983 from the Faculty of the Department of Pathology CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER DENISE MARIE DONAHUE. M.D. Mr. Mrs. Andrew T. Donahue 360 CONGRATULATIONS to Daniel S. Kessel, M.D. and the Class of 1983 Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kessel BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS to and BEST WISHES Daniel S. Kessel, M.D. to Daniel S. Kessel, M.D. Lawrence J. Kessel, M.D. Barrie J. Kessel GOOD LUCK to Daniel S. Kessel, M.D. Dr. Mrs. Matthew Milestone 361 Better health through closer communication (McNEIL) 362 McNEIL CONSUMER PROOUCTS COMPANY FORT WASHINGTON PA 1903A CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER Congratulations to the Class of 1983 CELESTE MARIE SAUNDERS, M.D. Good Health Always BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '83 Montgomery-Temple Family Practice Residency Program Montgomery Family Practice Center McShea Hall 15 West Wood Street Norristown, Pennsylvania 19401 Telephone. (215) 277-0964 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY Director: WILLIAM H. RODGERS, III. M.D. Associate Director: MARC W. McKENNA, M.D. CONTRATULATIONS TO OUR SON JOHN M. IAQUINTO, M.D. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SON DR. PATRICK J. FRICCHIONE Mr. Mrs. Henry P. Fricchione Refreshing. There's a lot that's new at The Freshie Company Including a new name and logo We're a company on the move, an emerging giant in the food You probably know us through one of our three divisions: Quaker City Vending. Cuisine Ltd . Freshie Foods. Together, they offer a broad food service capability everything from wholesale food purveying to complete food management programs and vending services You’ll find Freshie throughout the mid-Atlantic states — in hospitals, businesses, colleges and other institutions And. wherever you go. you'll find good fooa That's the Freshie promise The FRESHIE COMPANY 200 Port,io Avnut Sen ’. OU Pfi.03«©no P 1014 For service call (215) 271-5444 363 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 Millville Hospital Millville, New Jersey Best Wish es to the Class of 1983 from the Faculty of the Department of Psychiatry 364 Congratulations from the Department of E.N.T. Drs. Max Ronis, Rose Mohr, Emil Liebman and Melvin Masloff Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology The Reading Hospital and Medical Center Richard K. Kleppinger, M.D., F.A.C.O.G., F.A.C.S., Director Ted Verbinski, M.D. Chairman, Section of OB Geroge Sexton, M.D. Chairman, Section of GYN Members of the Department of OB GYN John Anderson, M.D. Henry Aurandt, M.D. John Bower. M.D. Elwood Brubaker, M.D. J. Michael Eager. M.D. Stephen Fehnel, M.D. Jeffrey Frank, M.D. Barry Graham, M.D. David Hoffman, M.D. Anton Kleiner, M.D. Alex Massengale, M.D. Gerald Malick, M.D. Vincent Pellegrini, M.D. Susan J. Probst, M.D. 365 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES Congratulations TO THE and Best Wishes CLASS OF 1983 to the Martin Farber, M.D. 1983 Graduating Class Department of Ob Gyn Albert Einstein Medical Center from the Department of Surgery, RICARDUSM. MAGILL MEDICUS Albert Einstein VITAE CURATOR Medical Center De quibus te amant Northern Division Catherine and James McNamara The Department of Urology welcomes the Class of 1983 as our newest alumni. Support your school. 366 To the Class of 1983: We are proud of you and your accomplishments, and wish you well in the pursuit of your career goals. We are happy to have contributed to your education, knowing full well that it will stand you in good stead in the years to come. Congratulations! The Faculty and House Staff Department of Medicine Miracles happen here. We bring new life into the world, return people to active, productive lives and give hope to the seriously ill. All in a home-like environment of private room, original artwork, and antique quilts. Combining curing with caring is the best medicine. Congratulations on the start of your career. 368 The Germantown Hospital and Medical Center IN APPRECIATION MR. MRS. RICHARD J. BENNEK Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 Merin Studios, Inc. CONGRATULATIONS TO TRENA L. PELHAM, M.D. Portrait Photographers From Your Family of the Class of 1983 673-5777 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 iQR • Center for Gerontological Studies • Mid-Atlantic Long Term Care Gerontology Center TEMPLE GRILLE MOFFINS Temple University Institute on Aging 1601 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19122 (215) 787-6970 JOHN F. ZIMMERMAN, M.D. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT Mom and Dad Kathy and Marie Bob and Rick Joe and Cathy 369 To The Nicest Thing Happening to Us Congratulations Jim! Congratulations to Our Daughter PAMELA E. COHEN, M.D. Dr. Joseph A. Brady Love Always Mr. Mrs. Albert Cohen and Brother William Joseph A. Brady, M.D., Associates 1445 DeKalb Street Norristown, PA 19401 Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Successful and Happy Future Heartiest Congratulations to From The Very Proud Family of JOHN J.K. HOH, M.D. WENDY MARTINEZ from Rev. and Mrs. Yam Tong Hoh Dr. and Mrs. George L.K. Hoh P.S. May all your deliveries be as cute as you are David and Larry Hoh 370 The Skull Staff and Class of 1983 sincerely thank our alumni and patrons for their generous support. Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Radiology Associates Albert Einstein Medical Center Northern Division 371 Congratulations on achieving your M.D. Degree We are indeed happy and proud that you are about to become fellow members of a most exclusive organization. Our medical school has an outstanding teaching staff, curriculum, and student body, and the single most important source of energy for sustaining that fine edge of excellence is that group of M.O.'s who appreciate the distinction of being Temple University School of Medicine alumni. The Medical Alumni Association of Temple University 372 IIMMW liaiTW