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

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Dedication to Dr. J. Robert Troyer, Ph.D...............p. 4 The Denver Developmental for Temple Medical Students p. 8 Trivial Elections CT Predictions.......................p. 9 Administration CT Staff...............................p. 12 Pre Clinical Years....................................p. 22 The Clinical Years....................................p. 56 Affiliated Hospitals.....................................p. 102 Leisure CT Activities................................p. 114 The Class of 1986........................................p. 140 Residency Appointments...............................p. 321 Our Patrons £7 Advertisers...........................p. 326 £oms fiunus glory, grs.atns.il fame.; Otfisn juit a (iumJj[s [oot. iBut fsuj in oar fizofsuLon can. lag . . . DLy ( £ rsiiitsd tks gams of ZJxiuiat '[PuxiuLt.

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From the Gamemakers Dear Kuby Boomers, Congratulations upon your purchase of this special “Medical Edition ” of Trivial Pursuit at the low bargain price of $43,000, financed over four years You are now the proud owner of a unique collection of trivial facts, photos, and memorabilia acquired during countless classroom hours, innumerable clinical rounds and some really super parties, Christmas shows and road trips. SKULL ’86 STAFF EDITORS IN—CHIEF Jack Keeker Financial Co Editor Jeff Steinberg Literary Co—Editor This game would have been impossible without the input of each class member who not only designed his or her own senior page, but also contributed time, ideas, photos and artwork towards the final product. We can't thank the editors enough Ed, Stephanie, Dave. Scott. Lticretia and Greg — you have given of your precious time and immense talents to make this book a reality. An extra special thanks to Ron Endo — a true master of the game whose title “Photography Editor” does not even begin to describe his dedicated involvement in every aspect of the book from theme and layout to mailings and fundraising. Like a precious family heirloom edition of Monopoly, Scrabble or Backgammon, you will open this book several times in the future and fondly reminisce about all of the good times at Temple, in Philadelphia and with your classmates. During your four years here you have played the Trivial Pursuit game the Temple way. Now, as you embark upon the tournament circuit, you will have the opportunity to implement all of this hard-learned “trivia” in a manner which will truly help others. Good luck to all of you in filling in the pieces of your own medical pie in the years to come. Theme Editor Ed Soffen Art Editor Stephanie Com Weinberg Administration Preclinical Editor David Bobman Clinical Affiliates Editor Scott Brown Activities and Leisure Editor Greg Kent Senior Section Editor Lucretia Fitzpatrick Photography Co Editors Ron Endo Jody DiGiacomo Henry Backe Lisa Basheda Kanehann Manny Beg Doug Cline Lisa Coroniti Tricia Coyle Eric Patter Rob Dixon Ken Duckworth Bob Hall John Laurtello Cliff Lomboy Ann Scharf Sharon Tomaski Doug Zlock 2

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THE TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CLASS OF 1986 IS PROUD TO DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO J T bert Trajier, P j.D. Dr. Troyer: Way back in the fall of 1982, when our medical careers were barely in the early stages of development, you were present as a primary inducer who helped to mold and shape the growth of our education. As Chairman of the Department of Anatomy and as Course Coordinator of Embryology, Histology, Gross Anatomy and Neuroanatomy, your impact on our backbone of fundamental knowledge (and Trivia) is incomparable. We remember your lectures, labs, review sessions, and above all, your demonstrations. Three and a half years later, after countless hours in Kresge, weeks in other institutions, and months across the street in Temple Hospital, we honor your achievement and excellence. You have been an outstanding teacher, a motivator, and a friend. We can now fully appreciate how, in your own words, To be a doctor means to be a teacher, and to be a teacher means to know how and when to listen. 4