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

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(Dedicatee Last June our class chose the dedicatee of our yearbook. (From a long list of people integral to our education at Temple, we selected one person who we felt helped most in our development into physicians. Someone who showed interest not only in academics, but in the human aspects of medicine. As our dedicatee, we chose Dr. 'Bennett Lorber.

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With Special Thanks To: Jodie Buxboum Lisa Casale Hal Cohan Mary Eberhardt Mike Furman Todd Griffith Jody Krosnick Mike Mairs Sharon Mullin Sue Myers The Photographers Seth Berney Elaine Cronauer John Erhart Andy Hirsch Margie Januszkiewicz Kevin Kunkle Robin Leight Brian Lein Shawn McCandless Marian Ormont Behzad Parva Lori Paserchia Sue Schwartz I thought the deadline was next month! : SKULL ’88 - THE MOVIE • In a movie, the movement of the actors and the beauty of the scenery represents only a small part of the work that went into its production. The same applies to our book. It's important to recognize those people that put a tremendous amount of time and energy into our production. First, we want to thank the seniors for the creativity they put into each of (most of) their pages, and especially to those who contributed photographs for other sections. We also want to thank those seniors who worked as our editors — Robin, Lisa C., Jodie, Chuck, Linda, Jeff and in particular, Lisa H., Karen, Brian, and Seth who ended up spending far more time than they had anticipated when this all began. We all owe a special thanks to our families and loved ones who have been patient while we toiled, who have answered too many late night calls, and who are no doubt happier to be finished than any of us on the staff. So. classmates and friends, enjoy the show and have a nice life. 5 SHAWN and ELAINE

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Our class first met Dr. Lorber during the Infectious (Disease segment of (Microbiology. 9lis commitment to academics zoos obvious from the start. Me zvas Well organized and informative. 9te seemed to sense our eagerness to get across the street' by keeping the subject closely related to patient care and avoiding the Cong Cists so central to the basic science years. (But there zvas something extra. Me shozved us that beyond academics there zvas a personaC side to medicine. This zvas best demonstrated by the expression of his close friendship zvith 'Dr. Sarah Long. Dr. Lorber also zvorks zihth the medical students during our fourth year electives. ‘There he strives to show that learning, although difficult and time-consuming, can also be enjoyable. 7