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

Text from Pages 1 - 376 of the 1993 volume:

August 30; 1989 OATH OF GENEVA I SOLEMNLY- PLEDGE MYSELF TO DEVOTE MT LIFE TO THE SERVICE OF HUMANITY-. I WILL MAINTAIN BY AIX THE MEANS IN MY- POWER. THE HONOR AND THE NOBLE TRADITIONS OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. I WILL PRACTICE MY PROFESSION WITH CONSCIENCE AND DIGNITY. THE HEALTH OF MY PATIENT WILL BE MY FIRST CONSIDERATION. I WILL RESPECT THE SECRETS WHICH ARE CONFIDED IN ME. I WILL MAINTAIN THE UTMOST RESPECT FOR HUMAN LIFE, FROM ITS BEGINNING; EVEN UNDER THREAT I WILL NOT USE MY MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE CONTRARY TO THE LAWS OF HUMANITY. I WILL NOT PERMIT CONSIDERATIONS OF RELIGION, NATIONALITY, RACE ETHNICITY, SOCIAL STANDING OR TYPE OF ILLNESS TO INTERVENE BETWEEN MY DUTY AND MY PATIENT. I WILL RESPECT ALL WHO ASSIST ME IN MY QUEST FOR THE KNOWLEDGE THAT HEALS. MY COLLEAGUES WILL BE AS TRUSTED FAMILY. I MAKE THESE PROMISES SOLEMNLY, FREELY AND UPON MY HONOR. SKULL TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER LIBRARY Table of Contents Dc Class of 1993 Color Section — Activities and Candids Faculty Ads and Patro Re; dication 7 12 192 210 ndency Appointments 362 Rose Boehm Editor-in-Chief Carlene Muto Layout Editor Susannah Rauch Andrea Satinsky Business Editors Dan DiSandro Photography Editor Chuck Barbe i A— Featur Serena Jung Yasmine Shariff Kathy Bradley John Sidle The Class of 1993 Deepak Singh Layout S Contributing Photographers Bindi Reddi Tai Chen Laure Veet Marianne Shaw Rakesh Shah Gary Freedman Cheryl Arthyr Medical Communications Sandy Russel, Representative Taylor Publishing Company The staff of the Skull V3 would like to recognize the students, faculty and staff of the Temple University School of Medicine for their countless contributions towards this project. Without your time, energy and inspiration, this endeavor would not have evolved Into the accomplishment which it has become. Special thanks to Otto Lehmann, Hank Bacich, Gerry Pearlman, Bill Veryl and Merin Studios. Reflections from Rose To niv classmates: As the first part of our medical education comes to a conclusion, so closes this book. Through pictures and words, we have attempted to capture a flavor and feeling of the time we have spent at Temple. In addition to viewing this yearbook today as a composition of the trials and triumphs which we call medical school, I hope that you will be able to look at this book in the future, and remember our friendships with fondness. It is said that the journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step, and I think that we have done an exceptional job of capturing this first step in The Skull. I would like to thank the many members of our class for their contributions towards this book. Your endless hours of dedication and hard work have made Skull '93 a publication which reflects the quality and caliber of the education we received at Temple. We went to great lengths to ensure that each member of our class is represented here, and regret that resources and photo availability have prevented us from including everyone as often as we would have liked. The past several years have been a time of growth and development for all of us. We have gone from reading Embryology to delivering babies. Some of us have witnessed additions to our own families, and all of us have made countless new friends. We will take many things with us when we leave Temple, and I hope that this book offers an excellent sample of these treasures. Once again, I would like to thank all those who have helped to make this work a success, and most of all, I would like to thank all of my classmates for making medical school a special time in my life. Until we meet again, my friends . . . “Be skilled, be learned, be aware of the dignity of your calling. But please don’t ever lose sight of your own simple humanity ... I ask of you, possess your skills, but don’t be possessed by them. You are entering a very select group. You have a monopoly on medical care. Please be careful not to abuse this power that you have over the rest of the people . . . Thank you for taking on the enormous responsibility that you have — and for having the strength to have made it to this day. I don’t know how you’ve managed to learn it all. But there is one more thing you can learn about the body that only a non doctor would tell you — and I hope you’ll always remember: the head bone is connected to the heart bone. Don’t let them come apart.” Good Luck! Alan Alda M'A'S'H DEDICA TION Ellen Tedaldi, M.D. Associate Professor of Internal Medicine If you met Dr. Ellen Tedaldi on a street corner you might not guess that she is a physician. You probably wouldn’t realize that she is an expert on HIV disease. You may not even appreciate that she has volunteered as a physician in Central America or that she was AOA in medical school. What would strike you, however, about Dr. Tedaldi is that she is a warm, caring and energetic individual who will go out of her way to do whatever she can for you. These qualities have enabled her many accomplishments, and it is because of these qualities that the class of 1993 dedicates our yearbook. The Skull, to Dr. Ellen Tedaldi. Dr. Tedaldi was bom in Toledo, Ohio, and then moved to Japan with her father who was in the Navy. The oldest of seven children in an Italian-Irish household in Yonkers, New York, she developed a sense of responsibility, service and lead: ership at an early age. While in Japan, Dr. Tedaldi contracted polio and was confined to a body cast for the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Despite this setback, she went on to excel in high school, becoming president of her senior class. It was during this time that Dr. Tedaldi began to develop social awareness. In addition to holding part-time jobs since the age of fifteen. Dr. Tedaldi was also involved as a teenage mentor for inner-city youths of Harlem. Although her high school guidance counselor felt that a career in nursing would best suit Dr. Tedaldi and her family, she was determined to become a physician. Going on to college and majoring in Biology, Dr. Tedaldi continued to investigate the many opportunities available in the field of medicine. Taking time off during college, Dr. Tedaldi began to volunteer as an assistant in Clinical Research at a hospital in the South Bronx. Performing pulmonary function tests, radionuclide scanning and data collection provided her with insight into some of the aspects of medicine in an inner city. Dr. Tedaldi completed her Bachelor of Science degree at Cornell University in 1976. Having concentrated in anatomy and physiology and having served as a research assistant certainly prepared Dr. Tedaldi for the challenge of a medical education. yet she credits another experience with providing the best preparation for medical school. “Being a waitress. she recounts, “is probably the best preparation for medical school. It is a service oriented position, where you interact with all different types of people and must respond to a variety of individual needs.” Whatever foundation Dr. Tedaldi built her medical education on, it ELLEN TEDALDI, M.D. I 7 surely was solid as she continued to excel as a medical student. In 1980 Dr. Tedaldi received her Doctor of Medicine from SUNY-Buffalo, after being inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. Being attracted by the challenge of Internal Medicine, Dr. Tedaldi served her medical residency at Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She was intrigued by the difference between the midwest and her home in Yonkers. Dr. Tedaldi stayed at Hennepin County as Chief Medical Resident where she refined many of the clinical and teaching skills which are so evident to us a Temple. During this time, she also developed another interest. Taking a six week vacation. Dr. Tedaldi went down under to Australia and discovered scuba diving, an activity which she continues to enjoy. She jokingly states that one day she will open a clinic in the Caribbean; the mornings for the patients of the land, and the afternoons for the creatures of the sea. The ability to manage a variety of medical conditions is what drew Dr. Tedaldi to remain in General Internal Medicine, however, the satisfaction of working with a diverse population is what drew her back to the East Coast. Returning to New York City, Dr. Tedaldi took a position as an Associate in Internal Medicine and Clinical Medicine at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. Once again in the melting pot. Dr. Tcdaldi’s sense of social responsibility became evident. In 1986 she came to Temple University, and became an Associate Professor of Internal Medicine and Section Chief of General Internal Medicine in 1991. These positions she holds today. In addition to her many administrative and patient care responsibilities. Dr. Tedaldi is admired by us all for her academic contributions to medical education at Temple. As an attending on the ward service, many of us have been able to experience first-hand her compassion towards the ill, her approach-ability as a teacher and her expert skills as a clinician. Dr. Tedaldi’s greatest impact on the Class of 1993, however, came at one of the most exciting — and intimidating — parts of our education: physical diagnosis. During the Introduction to Clinical Medicine, Dr. Tedaldi was instrumental in transforming us into clinicians by providing us with the skills necessary to perform a complete history and physical examination. Most of us felt at least some apprehension the first time we were to perform the exams, and some of our faces were as pale as the crisp new labcoats we wore (with pock full of every diagnostic instrument a' manual 8 known to medicine). Each one of us. however, got through this monumental time, and most of us can tribute Dr. Tedaldi with easing some of our anxieties and calming some of our fears. It was not only the facts about the H and P that Dr. Tedaldi provided us with. Her endless energy, her thoughtful teaching, and. most of all, her ability to treat us as peers made physical diagnosis a rewarding educational experience. The ability to perform an H and P is crucial to our education and will be critical in our medical careers, and we thank Dr. Tedaldi for providing us with such a solid foundation. To know Dr. Tedaldi is to know that she is dedicated to care for those suffering from AIDS, and has become widely known for her work. She is also a board members for the Philadelphia FIGHT (Field Initiating Group for HIV Trials) and is the Internist in the Family Care Clinic at St. Christopher’s where she cares for the HIV positive parents of pediatric patients. She has made multiple presentations about HIV disease on numerous occasions throughout Pennsylvania. Dr. Tedaldi participates in many other activities within the School of Medicine. She is a member of the Educational Advisory Committee, the Residents Admission Committee and the Committee on the Status of Women Faculty. In addition to having a medical practice crammed with caring for patients and teaching students. Dr. Tedaldi has recently become a wife and is soon to become a mother. Calling all of their friends together for a Halloween party. Dr. Tedaldi and her husband. Lonnie, surprised the costumed group by announcing that this would be their wedding reception. She and Lonnie were married at a small ceremony, and the costume party which followed provided for an unforgettable reception. Dr. Tedaldi expects that many aspects of her life will change as motherhood develops, and she is excited about the many rewards her new family will offer. Dr. Tedaldi has had a unique entrance into the medical field, and continued to develop her practice in a remarkable wav. She offers this advice to the Gass of 1993, “Don’t forget the reason why you have chosen medicine. If you remember that you arc part of a helping profession arid that you are there tor the patients, then everything involved with your careers will be much more worthwhile.” Thank you for these words Dr. Tedaldi, but most of all thank you for the countless actions which have made you an unparalleled role model for each of us. 9 Each year four faculty mem-6ers are cfiosen to place Academic Hoods upon the members of the graduating class. The people whom we have chosen have not only been superb instructors, but have also been great inspirations to us. Thanh you Jot your time and dedication. J. Robert Troyer, Ph.D. Chair, Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology Concetta HarafcaC PfuD. Course Director, Pharmacology HOODERS Carson D. Schnecfc, M.D., PfuD. Course Director, Human Gross Anatomy Hoods are a relic of medievalism in modem academic hje. The hood’s silken lining is the color of the University, and the velvet indicates the special area oj study. Temple’s colors are Cherry Red and White; dark green velvet represents medicine. Hooders symbolically bestowe our degrees upon us. Richard S. Eisenstaedt, M.D. Clerkship Director, Internal Medicine 10 A SPECIAL THANK YOU He greeted us freshman year with fiis overview of anatomy and his breakdown of the medical student work-week, reminding us to take time for ourselves and our families. He guided us through our basic sciences, utilizing his home-made embryology models, his histology Kotachromes and his reassuring sense of humor. He insured our success in the clinical sciences by providing us with both a solid foundation in anatomy and insight into problem soCv-ing. Dr. Troyer's contribution to our education far exceeds what any textbooks or laboratory could provide. He was committed to molding us into pfiysicians — and not only was he successful — he was unequaled. We were honored to have him as a hooder on graduation day. After receiving his BA from Syracuse University, Dr. Troyer went on to earn a PfuD. in Histology and Embryology from Cornell University. He began teaching at Temple University School of Medicine in 1954 as an Instructor of Anatomy. From that time on, his ingenuity and warmth were apparent to all as he became an Assistant Professor in 1959, an Associate Professor in 1963, a full Professor in 1969 and finally Cfuiir of the Department of Anatomy in 1979. Dr. Troyer has held this position ever since. Dr. Troyer's contributions to Temple University School of Medicine have been acknowledged on many occasions, including several Golden Apple Awards for outstanding teaching and yearbook dedications in 1967 and 1986. In 1972, Dr. Troyer received the nation- ally renown Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching, and in 1982, he was awarded the George Lowed Prize for Teaching Excellence in the Basic Sciences. In 1989, he received a Temple University Great Teacher Award. At the end of this academic year, Dr. Troyer will be retiring from his position as Chair of the Department of Anatomy, nearly forty years after coming to Temple. Dr. Troyer's many contributions to the school of medicine are greatly appreciated and will surely be missed. As members of the Class of 1993, we would like to thank Dr. Troyer for his dedication towards our education and his inpm into our lives. Although we may have forgotten which pharyngeal arch becomes the thyroid (fourth?), we will never forget your warmth, appro achabihty and sense of humor. Dr. Troyer, we feel very fortunate to have had you as an Anatomy Professor, and we wish you the 6est as you now go and take time for yourself and your family. II sj.omdS mFLrff ■ ML - To my parents and family: thank you for all your support and encouragement. To Tony: thank you for your understanding and strength. To my friends: thank you for making the past four memorable. 14 Lisa Affatato YOU TAUGHT ME IMAGINATION, PERSERVER-ANCE. AND SENSIBILITY. 4 ... ANOTHER MAALOX MOMENT DRINK NOW. FOR TOMORROW WE SAIL” Gregory Todd Altemose 15 The Temple Med Experience (with apologies to Harper's) Age at admission: 22 Years at Temple Med: 6 Years of research: 2 Number of watches: 2 Stethoscopes: 3 Gerbils: 4 Cat: 1 Philadelphia apartments: 3 Number of Temple IDs: 3 Times I’ve publicly flipped out over Temple bureaucracy: 3 Flats in the Tioga West parking lot: 1 Medical texts purchased: 70 Novels read: 57 Movies seen: 211 Number of cross-country road trips: 2 U.S. states traversed: 40 Number of airline flights: 8 ABGs run as a tech: TNTC Sweaters knitted: 1 Number of times people looked at my tails and asked, Was your hair really that long and you cut it? TNTC Marriages: 1 Age at graduation: 27 L opolJ.'} tla cu rtf5 16 L. M. Asta k(OAfA L7 . IfcuiM. prf[. £L- Thanks to all my friends (you know who you are!) for helping me out these past four years — and a special thanks to my mom and dad without whose love and support I could never have come this far. I love you all!!! Karen M. Bader 17 18 Charles F. Barbera My Parents: Everything I am. and everything that I wiU become I owe to my parents. Their endless support, guidance, and huge personal sacrifices have made it all possible. I LOVE YOU MOM AND DAD! Linda Jean Barth 19 Zx yi ujL C. NO PERSON IS AN ISLAND MIT 1989 MD 93, MD '95 Me. Nicole Dad, Mom. Tom. Me. Fabienne. Nicole August 5. 1989 20 Veronique C. Bartman Jeffery A. Beck 21 6 . (2lA Cu5. Al. b. To My Parents, You made all this possible. Thanks for loving me through the good and bad times. Your support and encouragement was invaluable. I Love You. Michelle Steve Thanks For Always Being There BLAH! A little wine, a little cheese, a perfect sunset. Thanks for all the fun you brought into my life. A toast to our future. 1 LOVE YOU. 22 Elaine B. Beppel Christian, It has been a long journey. Thanks for the love and laughter you always gave me. T J Sarojini Y. Hayne 23 NOTE OF THANKS. MY ETERNAL GRATITUDE TO MY LOVING PARENTS AND UNCLE FOR ALL THEIR SUPPORT UNDERSTANDING. 24 Smita Biswas ihis page is dedicated to the memory of Catherine Zalek For long you live and high you fly And smiles you’ll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you sec For all your life will ever be “Ed Anna I” “Ed Anna II” We hope we can be as happy. Edwin W. Bittner, Jr. 25 “I have the audacity to believe that peoples everywhere can have three meals a day for their bodies, education and culture for their minds, and dignity, equality and freedom for their spirits.” Martin Luther King, Jr. 26 Michael I. Bleiman To my family: Thank you for all the years of love and support. I could not have done it without you. I love you. Misty: Thanks for being the coolest dog in all the land and for always bringing a smile to my face. Friends of old and new: Thanks for all the laughs. You made the unbearable times bearable and the bearable times great. Todd M. Blue 21 “I’d like to be the sort of friends that you have been to me; I’d like to mean as much to you every minute of the day As you have meant, old friends of mine, to me along the way.” Thanks to them and all my friends whose support, comfort and encouragement have helped make me more aware of who I am and what truly matters. POP Do not follow where the path may lead go instead where there is no path and leave a trail! Although you find to go, you're always with me. I Love YouI 1925-1980 Mom. The secret of success lies In those willing to stand behind you. love you. encourage you and support you through it all. Thanks! I Love You! My family ... from whom I draw my strength and inspiration. 28 Rosemarie Boehm “To laugh often and love much; to give of one’s self; to leave the world a bit better; to have played with enthusiasm and sung with exultation; to know that even one life has breathed easier because you have lived — this is to have succeeded.” Ralph Waldo Emerson ‘‘There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our children. One of these is roots;... ... and the other, wings. ... my love and soulmate, Jose. Beverly L. Bolinger 29 ‘Daniel DiSandro, M.D. [you were, by far, the best part of Med school Thanfe for all you ve done for me the past four years. I Love ‘you! f In Coving memory of: My grandfather, Thomas J. 'Bradley My grandparents, ‘Mr. dr‘Mrs. Joseph ‘Donahue My godfather, Robert Crussard SMI of whom watched me grow hut, sadCy, are unaBCe to share in my happiness today. MOM DAD Thanfe for your constant love, support and sacrifices-I wouldn't be here without you! I love you both. Tre, Cel, Jane, Lisa ‘Ifianfcsfor being there whenever I needed you. you guys are the best! Tony nr the DeQiorgis' Than for being my family away from home, your longdistance support got me through some tough times. 30 Kathleen Aldona Bradley DON’T QUIT 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 arc high. And you want to smile, but you have to sigh. When care is pressing you down a bit, Rest if you must, but don’t you quit. Life is strange with its twists and turns. As everyone of us sometimes learns. And many a failure turns about. When he might have won had he stuck it out; Don’t give up though the pace seems slow, You may succeed with another blow. Success is failure turned inside out. The silver tint of the clouds of doubt. And you can never tell how close you arc. It may be near when it seems so far; So stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit. It’s when things seem worst That you must not quit. Author unknown Josette Palmer-Bradshaw 31 Shawna, Thanks for the support through the past few years, and thank your sisters for the peroxide! House staff position now available at Broad Street Eddies, apply within. Thank you for making this possible, 1 love you all. (Sorry I didn’t get into law school) 32 Geoffrey John Brent C. 33 William C. Brink ix nbeuti QuchmV Af-D. Special thanks and love to my family and friends. I could not have made it without all of your love and support. Don’t always take life so seriously play the flute and dance and sing your song. Try to enjoy the here and now the future will take care of itself somehow. — Howard Jones 34 Kimberly R. Buckman CHAPPIE LONDON TO DUBLIN RETURN TICKET, 1982-1992 6 DAYS AND 30 PUBS LATER. R I P. REGROUP ON THE EMERALD ISLE. John D. Buek 35 Thanks to David and Sylvia. Without their undying support I would not be in this yearbook. Mom Dad This picture is dedicated to those who survived AKK. Especially, Lori who is not just a good friend, but a best friend. Also, Fiona who left us for Hotlanta and romance. Would you let any of these guys into Medical School? The East Falls Crew, may good luck travel with all of you. 36 Charles B. Burrows A VERY Special Lady, Need I say more? Talent is the gold in the mine, but hard work and ability arc the tools which extract it. — Mark Monile DO NOT FOLLOW WHERE THE PATH MAY LEAD-. GO, INSTEAD. WHERE THERE IS NOPATH-. Thanks Mom. Dad, Amy, AND LEA YE A TRAIL. Mary Ann, and Christine. I couldn’t have done it without you. Anon Love, Michael J Michael Caldwell 37 A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its original dimensions. — Oliver Wendell Holmes You can always tell a Campbell, you just can’t tell ’em much. — David R. Campbell, M.D. ’73 38 Connie J. Campbell To ihe, best tkiruj about mCdica-l ScTiool, T ultOcs j“crr CVe-njTkirvj ! LoSi} 7£resa. 39 Teresa M. Carlin 40 Donald J. Carter Dongwoo Chang, M.D. Dongwoo Chang 41 Aaron M. Chapman Thanks for everything. Love, Jeff Jeff Chase 43 i'i ith ALL my Love, to fly Family who Aupponted fle thn.oay.hout all theAe yea iA. flom and Dad-- hankA. he love that we find within OunAelveA iA like a yem _hat will alow evenlaAtiny. I he f niendAhipA we find in OthenA yiveA ua a life fon.ce hat Ahould be cheniAhed. K iowledye iA a aift fnorn oun. IeachenA that aemandA to be VaAAed alony to othe iA. 1 he. Auppont and love fnom !_he family Ahould not be taken fon. ynanted, fon. it 1_a unconditional. theAe ane the thinaA that flake life meaningful. T. Chen fly Sleeping. Lucky Chanm he Fu-mieAten. K and d--my two beAt fniendA who believed in my ab ilitieA and kept me believing in myAelf. 44 Tai-Wen Chen Afriiutu CJ vuj Mp My Eternal love and Gratitude to my Parents Diver Down Good times, good friends make Life worth Living Special Memories “SO LONG, AND THANKS FOR ALL THE FISH” — Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy 45 Patricia Chiang The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh. I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way. I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence Two roads diverged in a -wood, and 1— I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost 46 Jennifer Childs-Roshak “Lord, you said that once I decided to follow you, you'd walk with me all the way. But I have noticed that during the most troublesome times in my life there is only one set of footprints. I don’t understand why when I needed you most you would leave me.” The Lord replied, “My precious precious child, 1 love you and would never leave you. During your times of trial and suf-fering, when you see only one set of footprints, it was then that 9 I carried you.” — Footprints in the sand and if ever i touched a life i hope that life knows that i know that touching was and still is and will always be the true revolution — Nikki Giovanni I give thanks to ... God, my mother and brother, the memory of my father ... to my beloved Kevin, my extended family and all my friends (especially my girls, Kim and Flo)... for their love, guidance and support. Nicola C. Chin 47 Thanks to everyone who helped me through; Mom. Dad. Steve. Christine, my new family the Jungs, the Backs, and most of all, Serena. Your love and support helped me through the tough times. 48 Dennis K. Chyung Without your unending love, support and unselfish time devoted to me, I could never have survived. Thank you. Dad and Mom. I love you. “The family is one of nature’s masterpieces” George Santayana Carole-Jay Ciaio 49 A special thanks to my parents and family, who have helped me to realize and obtain my DREAM To Mark, my husband, who with his love and support gave me the courage and strength to pursue my DREAM Christmas 1991 from my Honey To my friends, who reminded me of the DREAM when I grew weary and seemed to forget. And to Rosemary and Dr. White, who are helping me to make the DREAM continue ... 50 Lori L. Cindrick As I started out in life, I asked God for many things. I asked for strength that I might do greater things. I was made weak that I might do better things. I asked for riches that I might be happy. I was given poverty that I might be wise. I asked for wisdom to control my future. I was given awareness that 1 might be grateful for the now. I asked for all things that 1 might enjoy life. I was given life that I might enjoy all things. I got nothing that I asked for But everything I hoped for. — anon. Dear Mom. Thank you for the inspiration you have given me through leading an incredibly courageous life. My hope is that as I begin to pursue my career in medicine, I will do so with at least a fraction of the honesty and caring which fills your every fiber. I love you. Your Son, Paul Paul T. Connor 51 “I’d like to thank my family, my friends, and Rebecca for all their love and support. TOO MUCH WUCHERERIA FOR BREAKFAST 52 Mitchell E. Cooper O' Or In th« UN of • GrrxrM Su� u«oo 6:15 to 9:53 r.M. 4Hy% i In VuOA .lswKftMU Mr fcMMi • irctArra free Mr totka v Mr fc Jca 3 A - U.n 00 JUalUsx tut Mr .««. u ttppOMd U. .� ua nu UlM w Ui uvJur « Htw la Ui« OA MAnUQUnl Mr � 4«M a 1MU7 uci u Mr tucaco a l«otf u JC Mln«« r YWM at IM«i feutar.' ft t«U4 t'JWJ JC llin.M Yalm M AMiMM Mr t if «iUV 4 Mui.amt Y� Ue| mOA tumi hr :iiOi; JCMuwcm fim iivOXiumurNurUiiOJl «V42HM«t Oval W|KT. tu aiuwr ftroffiaC c ULrv� T� � t t«r 1C JtaiU tUutO oz 10 |ra«p ar.t 13 gut-t? «Uai:M J Kt r T� U� « rtuit }c m ant |«;r wttfc lha um k% Om U .r « n mwmq cum 1 Ifour Aanrnu taUtttr fc-tm Mr toAt U t M M0 I Jfo+r PMpir at lurfea: QranJ fexau QfoATcUi lt MM M vufralM ao t UI U«U«� U} •art anuf� ar ra«Ul Oa Thanks to my parents for all their help and support. My favorite blonde. Juan A. Cordero, Jr, 53 Let us emancipate the student, and give him time and opportunity for the cultivation of his mind, so that in his pupilage he shall not be a puppet in the hands of others, but rather a self-relying and reflecting being. Sir William Osier 54 Ellen Deibert Thanks for all your support. Page, you’re not the “new” doctor anymore. Lisa, keep on keepin’ on. Sherry, thanks for always being a great and understanding friend. AND FOR THE NOT SO PHOTOGENIC: Johnny, Thanks for believing in me and adding a “rational” side to my life. Aunt Pearl, I miss you, but I know you’re proud of me. Mom — Mom. Thanks for being the perfect role model and one of the strongest women I know. Dad, Thanks for always being there. You’ve been the greatest guiding force in my life, and I could never thank you enough. Two down and one to go! Leslie R. DeLaney 55 ALL OF MY LIFE YOU’VE GIVEN ME NEVER-ENDING SUPPORT. ENCOURAGEMENT. AND LOVE. THANKS MOM AND DAD FOR HELPING TO MAKE MY BIGGEST DREAM A REALITY. I LOVE YOU BOTH. RENEE 56 Renee A. DeSimone yCATHX) Tt had its ups ami downs,but we made it through one of the tougher challenges in our lives -together. Thanh you Jor being there. 1 love you My pride amt joy'll survived the backstreets of North Pfiittyl! b In dedication to my loving grandmother, your traditions and values will be carried out through the future generations. TTom and Dad: Words cannot express tfie love atui gratitude X Stave for the both of you, thonhs for making my ultimate dream a reality. To my family: Each one of you has helped guide me in the right direction, thank you -T love you all. Daniel G. DiSandro 57 58 Nyra M. Dittmar A million thanks to Mom and Dad for their endless supply of love and support. Love, your daughter the doctor” Would you trust her to deliver your baby? Dave — always there to capture my Flying Zack — isn t he the cutest baby ever? moments!!! Revlon’s most unforgettable med students!!! To Anne Helene who never failed to remind me that Glamour magazine was infinitely more interesting than lecture! Rose N. Eskin 59 X dm a iahk for al iht Support from 60 Jennie Faber inni All my love and thanks — Mom. Dad. Tom. Cathy. Paw-Paw. and especially. Aunt Susie and Uncle Lin. Thanks guys — I couldn’t have made it without you!!! Anne: “Using. I have a chip hangover.” Bill: “We’re fighting now, Hsing.’’ And to Donna. Pam, Todd, Doris, Jenny, and everyone else who kept me planted in the real w'orld — thanks for all your love and support. Nancy Fan 61 cutest f M b. To Revlon's Most Unforgettable Women, May we always read Cosmo before JAMA. To Shing, “Is it time for beer and nachos yet?” To all the E., F., and G’s. I'm glad you were on my side of the alphabet. To Rose, Will I always have a key to your house? To Sue Maher, I’m glad you moved to Philly for Friday Happy Hour at my house. To La. One can never call their sister too often. Thanks everyone, especially Mom and Dad, for your generosity and support. To my B., Thanks for four great years. See you at the Reunions! 62 Anne M. Favret Mario L. Forcina, Jr. 63 64 Rose Anna Foster “Poppa don’t preach.” Hey, now if I fall, someone’s gonna be in big trouble. A Poem Mon gone Serott from T mlo Everyone of us throbs footsteps inside the chest of the earth for we belong there The earth is always tight-lipped but only talks to itself perturbed by its throbs. Each of us will answer when the worms dig in and out us for the truth, below the earth. . “Excuse me, but is somebody going to f get me outa here?! Sandra Fowler 65 Mandi’s idea of a pep talk ... 66 Gary M. Freedman Sari K. Friedman, M.D. Sari K. Friedman 67 Thanks Mom and Dad, for your support, love, and intermittent infusions of cash. The epitome of P-M.D. Thanks to everyone, But especially to all my G’s Thanks most of all to his best G. If not the reunions, perhaps a lunch. 68 William J. Gallagher WELTMEISTER! 70 Elizabeth Hughes Geib Jonathan S. Gish, M.D. Jonathan S. Gish 71 Grandmom and Grandpop — so special. Mom and Dad Thank you for everything, I love you! 72 Helene Glassberg Libonati You’re my best friend, I love you. May our marbles last forever! R.E. and A.F. “World’s Most Unforgettable Women,” B.G. “So many G’s,” L.G. “That rock! Dude!” J.G. “Wake Up!”, P.G. “Wanna go to happv hour?” N.F. “TecHcc!”, J.F. Purple?” Thanks guys — you made it fun! PHILOSOPHERS WHO’VE TAUGHT ME “We mold a vessel from clay; yet it is the empty space within that makes it useful.” — Lao Tse “Only in darkness the light, only in dying, the life.” — Ursula LeGuinc ‘‘I think I’ve severely overestimated the world.” — Jim Harkins “I'm out of order? You’re out of order, in fact this whole damn court’s out of order!” — A1 Pacino “Son, sometimes ya gotta go with what you know.” — Homer Simpson “Cheers, Sean!” — Cathal McDermott MY MOM, and best friend — still stares quizzically at her camera prior to each usage! Sean J. Gorman 73 I � nre. fkaf ©u -p vicn vAp is ?rvljr dej ©ai 3. }fhe-n- yo'A 4° 5 'V0''’ ■W lf -flnj Tha Tie or sh©. S always Vtry iuc ss-fy . ic3:Hc T is YH - varr'icv-s prr� -y - -uj- £fc. HV v €3{ . “If is a rn-ecfe. o-f tts. 3 H . w Kc-K Voi- _ h«-c.o ut- £© a ac-'h.a cic.vt YC.M.-T c-a.« i. -FKa.F ti4c. hA5 31 e Y°M .vc.ryi-K.iri0 y° v dfishT'e.. j5cJ.ic-� T'orv '1s 7oV Ka- re. Xjv«- Y®'UT' J-Vfc. Life- a warn© 3n £ Y-rVC 3'r-c V?h-c-tt.-=V-K -y©iA- - a.'v Jb Vio- 5. To My Family; 1 dedicate my success to you for keeping me strong and healthy and giving me the strength to overcome. P.S. To MOM, my numero uno... 1 Love You!!! $0 y bc-s} $ Qj-ptriH ? parri orj -VJi)) GjravJ a «2 ©ge aer } avowing, 3 c- au,se- ? • • n o VtJkoS bc tke r us ? H THE BOOT CLUB “Yeah,... Yeah,... We’ll do it, but we’ll hate ourselves in the morning.” BUGS BUNNY 74 Albert Graziosa p.S. I Love You Guys! ? C L. Mj) Paul H. Guidone 75 76 Pamela Hale But that’s no matter — tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther... And one fine morning — So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. — F. Scott Fitzgerald Pray for surf — T C Hawaii The eagle has landed, and the fat man walks alone. — Modem day Confucius Jules, “You’re in my heart.. To PLG and all the other Es, Fs. Gs. and Hs. it’s almost been a fun four years. Let’s stay in touch! Thanks guys. I love you more Everybody smile and sav than words can say “We’re in CanCOON!” Ramy S. Hanna 77 Carl: Yay! We did it! And now for internship ... My Family: Thank you, thank you, thank you. I love you, love you, love you. 78 Julia B. Harkness Robert Harrington No greater joy is there — Than to know from whom your Blessings flow. No greater joy is mine — Than the Family that’s a part of me. No greater joy have I — Than Friends that understand. No greater pressure I feel — Than sharing the accomplishment of this goal. A goal impossible without the unswerving Love and Support of my Family and Friends. OH, WHAT A JOY! Pre Medical School: What A Difference 4 Years Make! 80 Deborah E. Haynes Kimberly A. Hennon 81 82 Glen J. Hessinger ft A To my beautiful family and to Gran. Veronica, Denise, Suzanne, Aaron and my new family Dot, Greg, Brice, Nici and Pappy. Thank-you for the love and encouragement, and for always supporting my best efforts. Life. It’s really less complicated than we think. Life is playfulness. Children know this. That is why they spend so much of their time playing. They arc aware of wonder. Adults often need help remembering how to play. We need to play so that we can rediscover the magic all around us. (Flora Colao) Thank-you Galen for helping me remember. You arc my joy and my inspiration. Yummmm!! I couldn’t have done this without you guys. Leah Hoskin 83 JAZZ Thank you to all of the wonderful people who supported me, loved me, and kept my spirit alive for the last four years. Larry, who kept telling me how easy it is. Debbie, who listened and held me whenever I needed. Eileen for the many adventures, dinner and the magic we created. My sweetheart, Mara, for your words of wisdom and affection. My father who taught me how to be strong and work hard. My mother who taught me to be open-minded. My Aunt Sara who loved me like a daughter Jazz; this woman's best friend. The classmates who stood next to me and affirmed me. The patients and instructors who educated me. You will all be a part of my work. 84 Suzanne Humphries To my parents, siblings and Sam: I couldn’t have done it without your support, love, prayers and how could I forget — financial support. I am truly grateful Thank You! JLlz. i+ujsv. rf D. You guys are the best Me and My better half Mom and Dad Sheila E. Hunter 85 I want to dedicate this page to my parents who have been supportive of me in medical school and It was nice to come home to Nissl and Cat after a long day at medical school 86 Jill C. Jardine Julia W. JohanssonM.D. Julia W. Johansson 87 kJthluL- JeufA-, M.b. Mum. My pillar of strength. My source of inspiration. This one’s for you! Sis. Thanks for being there. Spencer. Thanks for all of those nights you sat up and kept me company. And this is for all the strong black birds of promise who defy the odds and gods and sing their songs (Maya Angelou) 88 Natalie E. Joseph FINALLY! Thanks to all who helped me make it through ... Mom, Dad, Minna, and the rest of the clan, my friends (the best thing about my time at BMC), my “new” family the Chyungs, Mary the cat, and saving the best for last, my husband Dennis (the oasis). Serena A. Jung 89 7o maJ n a gsieat dL ieam come. t nie the fiisiAt eequhAjmerit iA a g ieat capacity to clneam. the second Za peyu iAtence a £aith in the cLcecm. tianA Setye, fl. D, 90 Patricia J. Kauffman SANDY AND MIKA My two buddies. Special thanks to mom, dad, Kev, and Kerry for all your love and encouragement through the years. Thanks to Granny and Uncle Izzy for all your prayers and well wishes. And Brandon — you’ve been a special part of my life for many years — I love you!! Hey Kev, what’s with the tough guy look? Kimberly A. Keane 91 ‘‘All of us can do something. Chuiti L Thanks to my parents, family, friends and especially Frank. Love, Chris — Archbishop Oscar A. Romero 92 Christine A. Kennedy Sea Hun Kim 93 Thank you God for every thing Thank you Brian for all the love and woobies Love to Janies and John, thanks for being so good Thanks Mom for doing your best 94 Lynde Knowles-Jonas Thanks Mom and Dad, Grandma, Beth, and Cathy, and Jeff. I love you all, Amy 95 Amy L. Kotsenas All things bright and beautiful. All creatures great and small. All things wise and wonderful. The Lord God made them all. Cecil Frances Alexander 96 Jill A. Krafczyk God grant me the serenity to accept the things I can not change. The courage to change the things I can. And the wisdom to know the difference. The Serenity Prayer by Reinhold Niebuhr Michael A. Krafczyk 97 My Definition of Marriage: Marriage resembles a pair of shears. So joined that they cannot be separated. Often moving in opposite directions. Yet always punishing anyone who comes between them Reverend Sydney Smith Fidus Achates My Family. My Friends. My Support. Thank You. Chance favors the prepared mind. — James Bryant Conant, Former president Harvard University 98 Gary S. Kramer Firmness of purpose is one of the most important sinews of character and the most necessary instrument of success, for without it genius wastes itself in a maze of inconsistencies. Lord Chesterfield Thanks Somi for all your support and patience ... golden fawn. pretty tied up Mori J. Krantz 99 I sure do miss summer vacations! Bonehead Thanks to my wife, Trish, for supporting me throughout medical school! 100 Charles V. Kratz Somewhere in Vermont My eternal gratitude, love, and admiration goes to Mom and Dad, Bob. Dan. Jean, and Grandma for their support, patience, and prayers over the years... To Jennifer, my loving wife and friend, and my new family found in marriage, for standing by my side and sharing in this dream ... To my friends for their encouragement and comic relief... Somewhere in France And especially to the good Lord, for giving meaning to this journey. David S. Kwon 101 102 John H. Lampe Thanks for helping make my dream come true. Love, Nhat Nhat Duy Le 103 Tuong K. Le, M.D. 104 Tuong K. Le Edward W. Lee, M.D. Edward W. Lee Special Thanks To All My Friends And Family For All Their Continued Support Throughout This Four Years! My Support System A Little R R The Outlaws 106 Guy A. Lee The Big Day, July 14, 1990 What more can I possibly want Tong Tony Lee 107 Ii is not easy to go through these four years. Thanks to all those who supported and helped me, especially my family (right), and my dear wife (down). 108 Yi-Chun Lee Playing frisbce with Marita in Hurricane Gloria in ’85.1 hope our future will be just as fulfilling as these last eight years have been. Thank you for everything. Mom Dad. yvJ. Da boys I’d also like to thank Yvette, David, Regina, Rafael, Eden, Lynde, Jenny, April. Taco Bell, Doe Mountain. Hershey’s Chocolates. Dottie Mauro, the Fairmount Park Commission. Jolt Cola, the White Mountains of N.H., and the 1992 World Champion Toronto Blue Jays. Without each of you, 1 don’t think I’d have made it through. Thomas E. Lind 109 110 David Adam Listman “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Philip. 4:13 I’d like to thank God for the strength and grace he gave me to go through school, and be a wife and mother all at the same time. I’m thankful for all the people he put in my life who supported me, encouraged me, prayed for me, made me laugh when I wanted to cry. Thanks to my family ... Roland, Jamin and Justin, Dad, Vanessa and Roxanne. Thanks to friends in and out of school, especially Tom. David. Nyra, Lynde, Leslie, Beth, and Judy. Thanks so much! “Starting tarty” “Andwhatever you do, whether in word or deed do UaS in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanfy to (Jod the fcdher through 7dm” Cofosskms 3:17 “Tor thefoohshness of (Jodis wiser than man’s wisdom, and weakness of (Jodis stronger than man’s strength” I Corinthians 1:25 June 25,1990 112 Marcie E. Macolino ADRIENNE RICH A Clock in the Square This handless clock stares blindly from its tower, Refusing to acknowledge any hour. But what can one clock do to stop the game When others go on striking just the same? Whatever mite of truth the gesture held. Time may be silenced but will not be stilled. Nor we absolved by any one’s withdrawing From all the restless ways we must be going And ail the rings in which we're spun and swirled. Whether around a clockface or a world. Jennie L. Maduforo 113 “Study Buddies” take a break Broad Street Hoodlums?? My Champions 114 Mary C. Mahlon The parents and the fruits of their labor Angela practicing for the cover of Cosmopolitan Stephen G. Manifold 115 116 Joseph J. Mannella The inspiration, motivation, tuition, love. Thanks Mom and Dad. To all my family and friends. Thanks for the support. 1-800-DOCTOR! JvHc KSTOTHELORD.lhiSis Emancipate yourself from mental slavery none but ourselves can free our minds. — Bob Marley — This one is for you Robert. Thanks for being there, keeping me smiling and sane through all this. Carole M. Marks 117 And none are laken but who will. Having first heard the life read out That opens earthward, good and ill, Beyond the shadow of doubt; And very beautifully God limns, And tenderly, life’s little dream. But naught extenuates or rims. Setting the thing that is supreme. With thanks and joy to my family and friends for their understanding and generosity, But mostly, with love unbounded For Mom and Dad, Without you, nothing would be possible; With you, all things are possible. Every one to whom much is given, of him much will be required; and of him to whom men commit much they will demand the more. — Lk 12:48 — Robert Frost — so much depends upon a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water beside the white chickens. — William Carlos Williams — 118 Craig F. Maylath 0. l ci jjUjLCU l M.J). To My Family and Friends: A Special Thanks for Your Love and Encouragement. Cathryn A. McWilliams 119 To my family and my in-laws: Thank you for your support and understanding. To my grandparents: I wish you were here to share in this special moment. I owe this all to you. You have made the ultimate sacrifice and 1 will never forget it. 1 love you. TO-L gas and Olivia: You’ve made this all worthwhile! 120 Luciano Migliarino To My Family — to whom 1 owe so much! Thank you — Mom, Dad, Grandma, Jeff and Stacey for your love and support all these years! 1 LOVE YOU! Buddy — I couldn’t have done this without you! Thanks for always being there — I LOVE YOU!!! Pamela M. Miller 121 The best friends a guy could have ... My little baby ... my first car! Uncle Sam would be proud ... 122 Scott D. Miner At beautiful Yosemitc National Park... No matter where life should take us, . . . Well always be kids at heart ! To my lovtttg parents, l)our love and support Has brought me this far. To my tovety udfe, ftadhavl, l|our love and friendship Has made me complete. 1 Love you, yUtvays !!! Mark Joseph Monteforte 123 I dedicate this page to my family; without your love and understanding, 1 could not have persevered. Thank you for your magnificent devotion to my career. May God bless you and keep you always! Eugene W. Moretti 125 126 Michele R. Mulligan Aff my Cove and thanks to ALL of you who have Coved and supported me, especially my best friend Tom, whom without, I would be nothing. I will be forever grateful ILT. Love from ALL of me — Car, Carlcnc, CarCeneo, Carlene the bean, Carta May, Maytag atid Pimkin 128 Carlene A. Mu to Todd, who taught me about camping, Texas, frequent flier miles and clean slates. Thanks to everyone, especially my Mom, who supported and encouraged me through the longest (and shortest) four years of my life. 1 will never forget what you did for me. Janet, MJ. Dan and Pat who reminded me that 1 was more than just a med school student. My family (Coco not pictured) — 1 would never have gotten this far without them. Mel and Karen, thanks for being there when I needed you. Angela M. Nicholas 129 C lwoK-f For Terr % With Gratitude, Love, and Respect, All equally immeasurable. To Time it never seems that he is brave To set himself against the peaks of snow To lay them level with the running wave, Nor is he overjoyed when they lie low. But only grave, contemplative and grave. What now is inland shall be ocean isle, Then eddies playing round a sunken reef Like the curl at the corner of a smile; And I could share Time’s lack of joy or grief At such a planetary change of style. I could give all to Time except — except What I myself have held. But why declare The things forbidden that while the Customs slept I have crossed to Safety with? for I am There, And what I would not part with I have kept. ROBERT FROST 130 Christine Morris O’Brien Hillel said: Do not separate yourself from the community; do not believe in yourself until the day you die; do not judge your fellow until you have reached his place; do not make a statement that cannot be easily understood on the ground that it will be understood eventually; and do not say, ’When I am free I will study,’ for perhaps you will not become free. from Ethics of the Fathers OjU VV M.D. Endow me with strength of heart and mind, so that both may be ready to serve the rich and the poor, the good and the wicked, friend and enemy, and that I may never see in the patient anything else but a fellow creature in pain... ...0 G-d, thou hast appointed me to watch over the life and peace of Thy creatures; here am I ready for my vocation. -Maimonides David J. Ogun 131 To My Family, Thank you Mom, Dad, Gloria, Cordelia and Cordell for all your encouragement, love and support. Without your help, this would not have been possible. I love you all. My family at baby sister’s college graduation ’92 Mom, cousin I visit to Nigeria — 1986 My fiance, Cordell I 132 Patience N. Okolie Rafael J. Olivares 133 134 Kim Olson Regina M. Opalach 135 Max, my live-in maid. To my unforgettable friends Scottie, Leah, Sammy Dr. Puck. Through hard times and fun times. Mission Accomplished! Congrats for a job well done. Luv ya. Forever, remember the beginning I love you ... My adorable and beautiful sisters Jeanne, Susan, Kathleen. I love you guys! To my wonderful parents Jose and Lydia, big brother Joey and to my beautiful family, Thank You. Mom Dad. well done! Thank you for the patience, encouragement and understanding. This one’s for you. Ahhhhh! Finally made it! 136 Robert Ortiz ... so I propose to tell you the secret of life as I have seen the game played, and as I have tried to play it myself... Work is the open sesame to every portal, the equalizer in the world, the true philosopher’s stone, which transmutes all the base metal of humanity into gold. The stupid man among you it will make bright, the bright man brilliant, and the brilliant student steady. With the magic word in your heart all things arc possible, and without it all study is vanity and vexation. The miracles of life are with it ... to the youth it brings hope, to the middle-aged confidence, to the aged repose ... It is directly responsible for all advances in medicine during the past twenty-five centuries. Sir William Osier Thank you every one for your support! Ho Pak 137 Most of what I really need to know about how to live and what to do and how to be I learned in kindergarten. Wisdom was not at the top of the graduate school mountain, but there in the sandpile at Sunday school. These arc the things I learned: Share everything. Play fair. Don’t hit people. Put things back where you found them. Clean up your own mess. Don’t take things that aren’t yours. Say you’re sorry when you hurt somebody. Wash your hands before you eat. Flush. Warm milk and cookies are good for you. Live a balanced life — learn some and think some and draw and paint and sing and dance and play and work every day some. Take a nap every afternoon. When you go out into the world, watch out for traffic, hold hands, and stick together. Be aware of wonder. Robert Fulghum Winter, spring, summer, or fall. All ya got to do is call. And I'll be there, yeah, yeah, yeah, You’ve got a friend.” James Taylor Thanks Mom and Dad! I couldn’t have done it without you! To all my special friends from Temple Med: Thanks for the great memories! 138 Julie U. Park Karen Parks Scarpa 139 Salvatore Pedigra, M.D. 140 Salvatore Pelligra My Best Friend. ' I Luv U 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 ... M. Masser and L. Creed Audrey O. Pessu-Uwah 141 “Trusl in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths.” Proverbs 3:5. 6 I dedicate this page to my family: My parents — Matthew and Judith Purnell, who have been the best teachers I’ll ever have, and my younger sister — Roslyn You have shared my dreams and ambitions as if they were your own. Thanks for your constant encouragement and support. The Purnells 142 Leslie E. Purnell You’ll get mixed up, of course, as you already know. You’ll get mixed up with many strange birds as you go. So be sure when you step. Step with care and great tact and remember that Life’s a Great Balancing Act. Just never forget to be dexterous and deft. And never mix up your right foot with your left! Love and Thanks to: My family — for never letting me quit. Leslie — for being my other big sister. Andrea — for showing me that true friendship is measured in depth, not duration. Rich — for making it always fun. and occasionally coaxing me down rom my tree! Lisa — for becoming the best psychologist money can’t buy. Karen — for those emergency meetings of the Mutual Admiration Society. Linda — for convincing me I was already a resident. Susannah Rauch 143 “forever indepted to my parents for their love, support, and guidance” “There is only 1 Religion the Religion of Divine Life, There is only 1 Race the Race of Humanity, There is only 1 Language the Language of the Heart!” — SSSB Also Known As BIND1: No! It’s not short for anything but it is more easy to pronounce. 144 Sai Subhodhini Reddy Children, Our Hope Run, children, run ... With the freedoms you’ll surely lose with time Dream, children, dream ... Of days full and rich, while you still have the courage Fly, children, fly ... To a wonderful peace, which grows distant as the days pass Cry, children, cry ... For fear of what tomorrow will bring; the realization of life in flesh Fight, children, fight... The hopes of the future rest upon your struggle today Pray, children, pray ... To God for salvation, for only He can provide a reason for waking tomorrow. — Timothy Rhyme I cannot express the Love and Gratitude I have for my family (Mom. Dad, Ralph, Jr.. Keith and Michelle) for all of your support. “We did it!!” “As the sun sets signifying the end of this journey I won’t look back ... I can’t look back” “A moment to savor” Timothy Rhyme 145 146 Howard Anthony Riina ’ ■ V- V M � W, ' 'W f'lfK i A. Brian Roxby 147 Here’s to MaFay. I could not have done it without you. As they say, the acorn never falls far from the tree. Love ya. Hatred and bitterness can never cure the disease of fear; only love can do that. Hatred paralyzes life, love releases it. Hatred confuses life. Love harmonizes it. Hatred darkens life; love illuminates it. 148 Heather A. Ruddock Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Robert H. Sangrigoli 149 Thank you Mom, Dad, Lala and Manju for all your love and support. With you, my dreams have really come true! Picnic in the park with Mom Socializing Early!!! Lalitha, At your best Barnard 1996 and Temple Law 1993 150 Bani Sarnia 4 Far Away, but Always by My Side” Thanks for always being there. Now there really is a doctor in the family! THE BEST OF FRIENDS!! THE BEST OF TIMES!! Andrea R. Satinsky 151 I would like to dedicate this yearbook to my Grandmother who has always been kind and caring and has always shown great pride and encouragement for my accomplishments. Best wishes for a happy and successful career to everyone in the Temple University School of Medicine Class of 1993. Thanks to my family and friends for their support. Eric D. Shapiro 153 Ro6ert Shapiro, M.D. 154 Robert Shapiro In the Name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds: The Merciful, the Compassionate; Master of the Day of Judgement; Thee alone do we worship, and Thee alone we ask for help. Guide us in the straight path, The path of those whom Thou hast favored; not the path of those who earn Thine anger nor of those who go astray S: 1. V:l-7, Al-Quran. With regards to my Aunt and Uncle, who opened a new world of opportunities for me. Thank You. With love and gratitude to my parents for all the sacrifices they made and deep affection to my brother, sisters and their families. Thanks for being there for me. Yasmeen Khudeja Shariff 155 156 Marianne L. Shaw ctf. kjouu j Q. This is dedicated to my grandmother, whose death taught me the need for compassionate physicians. And to my family, whose support and love helped turn my dream into a reality. My first (and last) real haircut Peaches Rocks Gumby A thousand years ago my neighbor said to me, “I hate life, for it is naught but a thing of pain.” And yesterday I passed by a cemetery and saw life dancing upon his grave. — Kahlil Gibran M.D. (tape picture of family member or current girlfriend here) ___________, I couldn’t have done it without you. No, he’s not mine! John E. Sidle 157 Deepak Singh, M.D. Thanks! The check is in the mail ... Let me say once more that I love you, Let me say one time or maybe two. That my life will always be richer For the time I spent here with you. I hope to find many conferences in Vail. A. Grant A small but very sincere thank you to all who helped make this possible — Dad and Mom, Heather and Angela, Geoffrey, and all of my terrific friends. I suppose that 1 should have seen this coming! Shawna K. Smith 159 Dad, I did this as much for you as for myself; In your death, I found my incentive. Mom, I am forever in your debt; I hope some day to be all that you are. In your words. I found my inspiration. Friends and family, in your company I found my strength. Franck, you are my life, my home. In your love, I found my meaning. 160 Elisa Marie Sottile ..e desire and drive to succeed I once felt were innate. Now I realize my strength was given to me by others. To these both past and present, you have my thanks and love. These four years have been a real bear ... yeah I know it’s a dog, so use your imagination. Scott H. Stewart 161 To my mother and father You can’t be here to see me graduate but your love and support were always felt. Rest in Peace, I’ll always love you! My grand-nephew Sean — The Future And to my nieces Joan and Manya (not pictured) who have been like friends to me and alot of fun! My Big Sisters (L. to R.) Linda, Pat and Barbara Thanks for being there for me. I’ll never forget it. 162 Joan Stroud say cheese. mashed potatoes. My family’s support has been invaluable i love you. Dawn SEX!!! GONE FISHIN’!! Alfred P. Sylvester 163 “I can do all things through Christ which strcngthcncth me.” Phil. 4:13 “Thank God for enabling me to reach my goal!” Life is much easier when you have love and happiness to come home to. Special thanks to my mom who was always there when I needed her. To all my family and friends who offered prayer and support; “You will never be forgotten” 164 Mavola L. Tench ( hvilt'i ' c( mini'll I liotni %on. ft H. • A� ..P- ( •JIihcihohI S•« Itt Nlm.l |.l V l� I iuninli I'llf- I nn iiiii ,.l I’.ii.IhihA C.lunJ... I fl. IU. I (UtMn.kq. Ntlinln ‘ili aiUmu :,k v TUMS Class of 53 “MY SWEETHEART. BETS” FLORIDA!!! Thomas R. Thompson 165 166 Charles V. Touey David A. Trevino 167 A friend is one who knows you. who quietly accepts you just the way you are ... nothing has meant as much to me as your love. who believes in you. 168 Pamela Rene Turner and makes you feel special, always. To my family and friends — Thank you for believing in me!! Our engagement on Father’s Da 1992. Kenneth Hann-Rim L ng 169 CL . UjJmu ' rtf. h, Some people arc content to settle for less than life has to offer... others meet the demands of each day with enthusiasm for new interests and challenges ... but no one can be their best all alone. Thank you so much. Without you it would all mean nothing ... without you it would never have happened at all. 170 Melanie A. Urban My family — still swinging after all of these years Thank God for grandparents. Mom and Dad — always putting everyone elsc’s needs before your own. Words can’t express my gratitude. Mike You even managed to keep me calm the night before the Boards ... ... What more can I say? 1 couldn’t have made it this far without you. 171 I Laure Lynn Veet Richard Wagmarij M.D. 172 Richard Wagman Below: My Ob Gyn Project Chana Sara Wasserman 173 £mc Medicine meets the Environment. 174 Eric A. Weber No, I’m cuter! “Friendship often ends in Love: but Love in Friendship, never. — COLTON PRAISE GOD FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW ... My dear David, the Wind Beneath my Wings (X. I ii4u yes. that’s me, I guess I was just born to be a doc! Dad. Mom and the sibs Thanks for being the world’s greatest family! Cheryl A. Workman 175 It’s only when we have experienced love that wc truly realize what would be lost by missing it. I LOVE YOU JOE! If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain. If I can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain. Or help one fainting robin into his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Emily Dickinson ... You are the wind beneath my wings ... All my love and gratitude to you both. AND THE JOURNEY CONTINUES ... 176 Kimberly S. Wyatt To whom I owe it all. A long time ago in a land far far away ... “WHAT EVER DOES NOT KILL US MAKES US STRONGER” Fredriche Wilhelm Nietzfche 1844-1900 Love is not someone saying to you, “hey you’re great, you’re really great.” Love is someone saying to you. “hey, you’ve got something hanging off the end of vour nose ... get it off.” A GREAT PHILOSOPHER Great spirits have always met opposition from mediocre minds” Albert Einstein “Life has become strange. We appear on this earth involuntarily and uninvited, for only a short stay. For me it is enough to wonder at the secrets.” Albert Einstein A bird in the hand ... Richard D. Zane 177 You can’t buy better friends — believe me, I tried! Thank you for your unending love and support. You are the Greatest! I love you guys! “Of all the things which wisdom acquires to produce the blessedness of the complete life, far the greatest is the possession of friendship.” — Epicurus 178 Joseph J. Zelinsky, Jr. Danielle Zerr 180____Karl A. Zimmerman Grandpa, Harry C. Wilson, M.D. To brighter days and happier times, when all this schooling can be put behind. To all my family and all my friends, who thought my education would never end. To Grandpa Wilson whom I admire, to whose life and times I aspire. To all these people who helped me through, I humbly dedicate this memory too. Baby Max and Mom Joseph A. Zitterman 181 If We Knew Then What We Know Now ... 182 ) n a o p Su a M 9J v. a V ) rv . , A 183 185 PROPERTY Of THE TEMPLE UMIV. HOSPITAL -NEVER SOU)- AUTHORIZED POSSESS OF THIS ARTICLE CONSTITUTES THEFT BY CONVERSION worms T iVimsi' lttOM= rs IT'S GOlN TOBC A MISTO TEST. ANP I KEEP OUR HELP FORTUNATELY I TWIN IT'LL PROBABLY BE MYSTICAL CHOICE MULTIPLE CHOICE . WHATEVER SmkRlNG • CHUC’ Bax - ' Sf .1 j,,.,� , [kATep IpI TVMSpi 4 +t,� n Medical Reference CASE OF THE WEEK LAST WEEKS ANSWER PARDON OUR APPEARANCE ''I rt� Ill lilTJII JlitfJT -tw cun z i jJTT JJ3 $ 5 €61 — 200 203 3KTI JSOOMTOO SJLN3rtiHWV noo. mui 205 210 Organizations, Activities, and BUIStudent Life iL7L7L-L-LlLiriL7LinJ 1L7L7L7L7L7L7L7L7L7L7J mm! With the pressure of classes and the time commitment of hospital rotations, it is easy for students to leave behind the ideals of caring that led us into medical school. The American Medical Students Association at Temple has stood as an opportunity for students to remain involved in their commitments to community service, social justice, and political action. Among its many projects, in 1989 AMSA started the Students Teaching Aids To Students (STATS) program which continues today. We have also been involved in actively supporting women’s right to choose and have supported congressional bills to increase loan availability for students. We have participated in several Task Forces including Women in Medicine and Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual People in Medicine. 212 AMSA has consistently had a large contingency present at annual conventions, as in Kansas City, 1991. American Medical Student Ass i.ition KANSAS CITY HOSPITALITY SdtuKi.iviM.tti.ii n. r 'i 7‘JU- UOittm Ijm Itn a tvnn k'xrerM 213 AOA Alpha Omega Alpha is a national honor society founded by medical students in order to recognize and perpetuate excellence in the medical profession. Students in their third and fourth years arc elected based on their scholastic excellence and the qualities of integrity, compassion and leadership exhibited on clinical rotations. Members are also elected from faculty and alumni recognizing achievement and leadership in their fields. With their faculty advisor, Dr. Michael B. Love, the Epsilon chapter promotes scholarship, high standards of conduct, and the recognition of these achievements in the medical profession. Honor Board As members of Honor Board, we are elected to encourage our classmates to uphold the tradition of personal and medical ethics as stated in the TUMS Honor Code. In addition, as an organization, we work to educate our classmates and the Temple University Medical Community about current medical ethics issues through lecture series and various media available through the library. 214 SNMA The Student National Medical Association is a focus group for diverse ethnic issues in medicine. SNMA has sponsored many educational and social events including guest speakers. Black History Month activities, and the symbolic black ribbons on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The friendships we have made will be as long-lasting as the causes we have worked towards. On Call On Call is the Temple University School of Medicine’s monthly newsletter. Each month, a faculty member, student organization or public event that relates to our school is highlighted. Perhaps what most people remember about On Call, however, is the Student Organization Update, where important events such as engagements, weddings, and births were proudly announced. 215 Big Friends Big Friends is a unique program run by Temple medical student volunteers for the children of the TUH neighborhood. Children enrolled at Kenderton Elementary School who were identified as likely to benefit from our program participated as little friends. Community and personal service — this is the ideology of Big Friends. Our group functioned in several capacities: after school tutoring, educational field trips, guest speakers and social events. In an effort to encourage more personal interaction, many volunteers “adopted” a specific child. This evolved into a larger picture when Temple adopted Kenderton. While for some medical students this may have fulfilled the curriculum’s community service requirement, for many it was much more. Big Friends is investing in the children today for their future of tomorrows. 216 Student Council Student Council representatives undertook the task of organizing many class functions, providing information to the class regarding school policy, and communicating class concerns to Student Council, faculty, and the administration. Council members also worked closely with Dean Rosen and Gloria Greenberg to coordinate class lotteries, schedules, and graduation itself. In addition to the class representatives, many members and organization heads attended Council meetings and also added their voices and insights to the inner workings of the medical school. Behind the scenes, members were often the primary motivation for many social gatherings, particularly formals and post-exam picnics. 217 AMWA The American Medical Women’s Association is a group of medical students who plan activities and events geared towards the unique concerns of women physicians. Activities include speakers on women’s issues. Women’s History Month projects, and workshops on balancing career with a family. As the number of women physicians grows larger. AMWA is continually changing to meet their growing needs. Med Notes The Medical Notes Service worked with the students to publish written versions of the lectures twice a week. The service consisted entirely of medical students: a director, several photocopiers, an audiotape distributor, and class scribes. Students who subscribed to Med Notes received an invaluable study tool as well as an occasionally amusing diversion. 218 CMS The Christian Medical Society is a national interdenominational medical fellowship of doctors and students who share the Christian faith. Activities include ethics seminars with Dr. Low Bird, holiday outings with sponsor Dr. Steven Dunn, and food drives. Weekly meetings are a time of fellowship. Bible study and singing. OSR The Organization of Student Representatives was developed in 1970 to incorporate students into the governance of the Association of American Medical Colleges. Its primary role at Temple is to make students aware of the proceedings of the AAMC and U.S. Government which affect medical education. Activities include letter-writing campaigns, student surveys, and the OSR Housing Exchange for students during residency interviews. Family Medicine Interest Group The Family Medicine Interest Group was created to foster a greater awareness of the depth and role of the specialty. It also served as a meeting ground for those interested in the field. Students were sent to the annual convention held in Kansas City. Locally, they attended seminars such as the popular “Strolling Through the Match with Dr. Piotrowski. 4 219 PMS The Pennsylvania Medical Society, along with the American Medical Association, has several functions at the student level. It provides AM A benefits at a very discounted rate, supplements medical student education through local and national symposia and publications, and teaches medical students how they can influence national health care policy through political activism. Activities at Temple include providing refreshments to first years during exams, co-sponsoring the annual Summer Research opportunities Symposium, and offering blood pressure screening. We also host seminars on advanced Directives and Organ Donation as well as a panel discussion on the Use of Animals in Research. Members arc active in the Annual Moot Court as well as national conventions. So, no, PMS is not an organization which celebrates the monthly curse of womanhood! 220 THE WORLD THROUGH ROSE COLORED GLASSES. 221 Was that the phrenic nerve? Anatomy and Keep smiling, maybe he’ll go away. Dr. Gault’s Farewell Our wonderful teacher and dear friend will surely be missed. Our thanks and gratitude for all of her help. 222 223 What happens if you pay your bill late. 224 t LUNCH IS SERVED. The Infamous Wall Is class really cancelled? 225 THE BASICS Gruifuatt of Tina Turner beauty icfocL Double trouble. Hattoweeti through the Years Anyone for a kiss? Just Kim dimming around. What scary masts! Halloween, through the years, has provided us with some of our finest memories and of course, a reason to pony. Many students worked very hard on coming up with creative costumes. Anna Foster — headless man and John 5i fle wind bfown — (pictured on ne t page) were the winners of the best costume contest Halloween '90. 230 •Some of Bedrock's finest Is tfm Jeff dressed as a girt again ? Hum? Teresa testing craniof naves. the good Life Gay Paris. lieve it or not. no broken bones, just ;w bruised egos. Mexico — Mucha cerveza, sol. y chicas bonitas. Gone fish in. Very cool. Later diagnosed with hot tub buns as per Dr. Lorber. 233 As each uear ends ... ... and each new gear begins. 235 RICH'S TRUE COLORS m?uZ MEDlcAu W5 1 3- 2 C-W S Fl H £ rmty i? noon- f5 SAWAToRfc JAfySli-A Ptet-D H0rfr t. 77� e sun e s jus great!! 237 Come on, just 5 more. Relieving Tension Pumping Iron r; euuC s4££ Building around Town S E R V n G the c 0 N M U n 1 T Y Being a Big Friend Working the Soup Kitchen AIDS Education Laving down Foundations Giving a part of ourselves 239 241 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 2nd Annual Dinner Dance • % DUGAN'S Friday, February 21. 1992 7:00 p m. - 12 00 a m Really big show 243 Such Talents Tickling the Ivories We packed Them in. A Touch of Class Dr. Wurzel and his Fly Girls 244 TEMPLE MEDICINE FEUD Class of 1994 Haven't learned to relax yet! This is Drugs Class of 1993 Too Cool for Words! 245 On location The All Night Editing Session Final Touches A Bit more Blush What were my lines again? Wow — A Differential Look Mom, We’re playing Doctors 247 I w CARPE DIEM f T 250 Is there anything left?!? H� T h e F i r s t Y e a r 2nd year — and still Celebrating Celebrating the Years' End OUR WAY . HALF |---- WAY 1----THERE PARTY! |!!( ------class op $s 1 Ifc riW t L, i OOpm-7 •MHf l i HV £J 1UA f«lO • -SN Art • • ftCD • UVRA4CS • NUJIt • Ktd Uf Au. A JU KIT TVS Y PAOA.TV � r� rr T Z •our Ua 2 v 251 Wis. med students will get refresher for delayed exam By Leign Pago AMN STAFF__________________________ The Medical College of Wisconsin has changed its cumculum to accommodate 207 second-year students whose National Board exam was canceled after at least one copy was stolen beforehand The students, who had been studying intensely for the two-day exam, will be given special refresher courses in preparation for the next exam on Sept. 4-5, the school said. The original exam was scheduled for June 11-12 It was the first time in memory that Pan I of the exam had been stolen before it was given, said ofTicials at the National Board of Medical Examiners To date, the exam has been canceled only at the one site, however Police are investigating the theft of the exam, taken from a locked room on campus. If. as it scores the exams from around the country this summer, the NBME determines that results seem unusual at any other sites, it will cancel these tests as well. NBME officials said To accommodate the Medical College of Wisconsin students, the school has moved the start of their third-year elective clerkships to after Sept. I. college spokeswoman Teranj Marphctia said. The school also will offer special review courses on the exam this summer. she said. Normally we don't offer review courses because then we would be viewed as a diploma mill, she said. But this was regarded as an unusual situation. In addition to the September exam date, the students will be able to take the Part I exam in June, she said. THE WISCONSIN theft follows two similar incidents within the past year, although those cases were not as serious and caused no exam cancellations, testing officials said. In both cases, the thefts occurred after the exams were given In the first incident, in June 1990. the NBME Part I exam was stolen from an unidentified site. That incident occurred nearly two months after 290 copies of the Medical College Admissions Test were stolen from the University of Texas in Austin About 12.000 students nationwide were scheduled to take the NBME Part I last month The exam also is open to international medical graduates, in preparation for eventual implementation of a single examination open to all. Until recently, IMGs could take only the Federation Licensing Exam, better known as the FLEX The U.S. Medical Licensing Exam, an amalgamation of the NBME and the FLEX, will be phased in from 1992 to 1995. S P Boards ami Basic Sciences 252 TOUEY'S Annual TJowffly'the'sea Bottoms up WDWN 9 In NAD (yet) Open wide Anyone lor quarters I, state your name ... 254 WAPRiS 3-3i You’re not retaining water. You’re retaining beer! SCENES 255 CLINICAL Can anyone show us the way to Scranton? Whew! Made it through the first day. Chilling out in Reading (there's nothing else to do!) Corneal abrasion anyone? Now that we finally figured out this computer, we’re outta here! Does anyone really know how to read a CT? 256 rotations Whatcha reading Bill? (you geek!) Stat forceps delivery Ready to shrink heads Who is that masked woman? Jen: “Then, the baby’s head squeezed through here ...” Recognize the wallpaper? Modern Medical Education SEE ONE ... TEACH ONE Zzzz ... 258 Repairing pig’s feet 'YT P Dave's special little friend HERMAN How mock do I owe ou ao for? Surprise!!! Farewell... 259 Residency Fair A motivated attending always commands an audience. ... blah, blah, blah, free parking, blah, blah, blah, call every fourth,...” � T0N TEMPIE i SCRANTON Will I still be this happy next year? Are there free meals on call? 260 Just go with your gut feeling. Countdown to Graduation The Life and Contradictions of , the Supreme Court Those Who Left Us Of the U.S.S.R YUGOSLAVIA A Living Hell 'U.N. pressed to boost Somalia relief effort A bloody end to the dynasty of Nehru and the ill fated Gandhis You can hear the bombs now. Hus feels like the center ol li Video CHOOSING V'g'tantes DOCTORS WITH Dr Rkiiuni Dull rrtiml mi � eck. 3yj yrun utter Sc- gtX kt CIuukv ir ounril I us jwltoils wlU u it it tin 10 «fisca� r-Hut ttita Or lia tusc AfMricant wand— and unhung jlwut the r ti {MOcritt an! , iVvtnn V In «• rmti. t Vice President for Health Sciences Center Leon S. Malmud, M.D. Executive Director of Temple University Hospital and Associate Vice President for Health Sciences Center Paul H. Boehringer Dean and Associate Vice President for Health Sciences Center Allen R. Myers, M.D. Senior Associate Dean Richard Kozera, M.D. Associate Dean for Curriculum William E. Barry, M.D. Associate Dean for Student Affairs Sally Rosen, M.D. Associate Dean for Administration and Associate Vice President for Health Sciences Center Business Affairs Thomas R. Frcitag Associate Dean for Resources Stanley J. Mann, Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Continuing Medical Education Robert Smedlcy, Ed.D. Assistant Dean for Admissions Ronald F. Tuma, Ph.D. Assistant Dean and Director of the Recruitment, Admissions, Retention Program Charles S. Ireland, Jr. Assistant Dean for Temple at Albert Einstein Medical Center William F. Schulze Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies Dawn B. Marks, Ph.D. Director of the M.D. Ph.D. Program Peter N. Walsh, M.D., Ph.D. Director of the Library Mark Allen Taylor Director of Admissions and Student Activities Moses L. Williams, Ph.D. Director of Faculty and Student Records M. Judith Russo Executive Director for Development and Medical Alumni Affairs Charles Glanville Assistant Director of Medical Communications Otto Lehman Director of Business Affairs for Health Sciences Center Sandra McDade Director of Clinical Faculty Practice Plans Thomas W. Reinke Director of Administrative Services Sharon Jacobs Allen R. Myers, M.D. 266 William E. Barry, M.D. Sally Rosen, M.D. William F. Schulze Richard Kozera, M.D. Charles S. Ireland, Jr. Dawn B. Marks, Ph.D. Ronald F. Tuma, Ph.D. 267 Ms. Sharon Pointer Ms. Hazel Thomas Ms. Anne Lewis and Ms. Betty Berdel Ms. Mary Jackson 268 Ms. Margaret McChesney Ms. Helga Sauter Ms. Gloria Greenberg Library MDL Services Medical Communications 269 Anatomy J. Robert Troyer, Ph.D. Department Chair F. David Aker, Ph.D. Mark M. Black, Ph D. Albert A. Lampeni, Ph.D. Thomas A. Marino, Ph.D. J. Patterson McAllister II, Ph.D. Stuart B. Moss, Ph.D. Patricia J. Olds-Garke, Ph.D. Joanne M. Orth, Ph.D. Brett A. Oxbcrry, Ph.D. Dr. Troyer Laurie G. Paavola, Ph.D. Helen E. Pearson, Ph.D. Steven J. Phillips, Ph.D. Steven N. Popoff, Ph.D. Carson D. Schneck, M.D. Marvin Sodicoff, Ph.D. Ernest A. Swanson, Jr., Ph.D. John S. Way, Ph.D. Dr. Aker Dr. Black Dr. Schneck 270 Dr. McAllister Dr. Moss Dr. Phillips Dr. Orth Dr. Popoff Dr. Way Dr. Paavola Dr. Lamperti 271 Dr. Olds-Clarke Dr. Sodicoff Dr. Pearson Biochemistry E. Premkumar Reddy Department Chair David E. Ash, Ph.D. Guenther Boden, M.D. Andrei Z. Budzynski, Ph.D. Jon K. deRiel, Ph.D. Danny N. Dhanasekaran, Ph.D. Jerome L. Gabriel, Ph.D. Antonio Giordano Ph.D. Charles Grubmeyer, Ph.D. James A. Gurr, Ph.D. Robert H. Hamilton, Ph.D. Kimi Hatton, Ph.D. Edward P. Kirby, Ph.D. Elliot C. Kulakowski, Ph.D. Keith Latham, Ph.D. Fredda London, Ph.D. Dawn B. Marks, Ph.D. Warren E. Masker, Ph.D. Krishna Murthy, Ph.D. Ronald A. Pieringer, Ph.D. Cynthia S. Schlosser, Ph.D. Vijay-Kumar Senadhi, Ph.D. Scott Shore, Ph.D. Dipalc Sinha, Ph.D. Colleen M. Smith, Ph.D. Diane R. Soprano, Ph.D. Barbara L. Stitt, Ph.D. Robert J. Suhadolnik, Ph.D. Peter Walsh, M.D. Ph.D. Nobuto Yamamoto, Ph.D. Dr. Kirby Dr. Smith Dr. Masker 272 Dr. Soprano Dr. Budzynski Dr. Ash Dr. Gun- 273 Dr. Hoober Peter R. Lynch, Ph.D. Department Chair Steven Driska, Ph.D. John A. Drees, Ph.D. James L. Heckman, Ph.D. Frank J. Hohenleitner, Ph.D. Lyle W. Horn, Ph.D. Steven R. Houser, Ph.D. Maria Anna Kowalska, Ph.D. John S. Martin, Ph.D. Eileen M. Mulligan, Ph.D. Stefan Niewiarowski, M.D. Ph.D. Charles Philips, MSEE James P. Ryan, Ph.D. Thomas H. Shaffer, Ph.D. Gwendolyn Stewart, Ph.D. Ronald Tuma, Ph.D. Usha Vasthare, Ph.D. Michael B. Wang, Ph.D. Roy White, Ph.D. Marla Wolfson, Ph.D. Jacob Zabara, Ph.D Dr. Shaffer Dr. Tuma Dr. Gault Dr. Houser 274 Dr. Driska Dr. White Dr. Heckman 1 — 3 4 Dr. Ryan Dr. Wang Dr. Wolfson Dr. Mulligan Dr. Lynch Microbiology and Immunology Chris I). Platsoucas, Ph.D. Department Chair Robert H. Baum, Ph.D. Susan C. Bock, Ph.D. Helen R. Buckley, Ph.D. Yung-Wu Chen, Ph.D. Lolita Daneo-Moore, Ph.D. Toby K. Eisenstein, Ph.D. Earl E. Henderson, Ph.D. Michael L. Higgins, Ph.D. Reiko Kariyama, Ph.D. Walter K. Long. Ph.D. David M. Mosser. Ph.D. Leonard M. Pakman, Ph.D. Patrick J. Piggoc, Ph.D. Thomas J. Rogers, Ph.D. Arthur G. Schwartz, Ph.D. Gerald D. Shockman. Ph.D. Kenneth J. Soprano, Ph.D. Allan L. Truant. Ph.D. Norman P. Wilier, Ph D. Leonard J. Zubrzycki, Ph.D. Dr. Blank Dr. Mosser 276 Dr. Henderson Dr. Buckley Dr. Chen Dr. Eisenseein Dr. Cundy Dr. Higgins 277 Dr. Soprano Dr. Truant Dr. Zubrzycki Henry Simpkins, M.D. Ph.D. Department Chair H. James Day, M.D. Nahum J. Duker, M.D. I. Bruce Elfcnbein, M.D. Bruce Goldman, M.D. Grace Hartman, M.D. Pen-Ming Ming, M.D. Sally Rosen, M.D. John Wurzel, M.D. 278 Dr. Paulson Dr. Rosen Dr. Edmunds Dr. Hoenig Dr. Ruggiero Dr. Duker Dr. Ming Dr. Tang Dr. Ming 279 Pharmacology J. Bryan Smith, Ph.D. Department Chair Dr. Tallarida Martin W. Adler, Ph.D. Barrie Ashby, Ph.D. Martin Black, M.D. Alan Cowan, Ph.D. James L. Daniel, Ph.D. Peter Doukas, Ph.D. Concetta Harakal. Ph.D. Lee Yuan Liu-Chen, Ph.D. James G. McElligott, Ph.D. David C. B. Mills. Ph.D. Michael R. Ruggieri, Ph.D. Leon Salganicoff, D.Sc. Michael Sirover, Ph.D. Gerald H. Sterling, Ph.D. Ronald J. Tallarida, Ph.D. George D. V. Van Rossum, D. Phil. Dr. Harakal 280 Dr. Ashby Dr. Smith Dr. Mills Dr. McElligoct Dr. Salganicoff Dr. Adler 281 Dr. Daniel Dr. Liu-Chen Dr. Van Rossum Behavioral Science Dr. John Benson Dr. David Baxter Clinical Decision-Making 282 Dr. David Gar)' Smith Dome Carol 283 Dr. Wcndling Anesthesiology Christer Carlsson, M.D., Ph.D. Department Chair Rodger Barnette, M.D. Maria Bartolozzi. M.d. Neil Brister, M.D.. Ph.D. Ann Carey, M.D. Ansuya Chacwani, M.D. Suzane Cooper, M.D. Linda Doberczak, M.D. Sarah Dromerick-Fisher. M.D Alexandra Karctas, M.D. Nancy B. Kenepp. M.D. Russell Levin, M.D. David Lopresti, M.D. Timothy O'Grady, M.D Gertrude Pruckmayr, M.D. Jacqueline Rose, M.D. Scott Schartel, D.O. Margaret Schwedler. M.D. Harry Smelrz, D.O. Woodrow Wcndling, M.D., Ph.D Dr. Pruckmayr Dr. Schartel Doctors Barnette, Brister, and Levin 284 Francis J. Shea, M.D. Department Chair David S. Ball. D O. Akbar Bonakdarpour, M.D. Dina F. Caroline. M.D. N. David Charkes, M.D. Gary S. Cohen. M.D. Huynh 1'. Doan. M.D. Mary S. Fisher. M.D. Rosaleen Gembala, M.D. Van Thong Ho, M.D. Te-Hua Liu. M.D. Michael B. Love. M.D. Alan H. Maurer. M.D. Mamed Mesgarzadeh. M.D Paul D. Radecki. M.D. Robert G Srern. M.D. I)r. Love Dr. Fisher Dr. Stern Dr. Shea Dr. Maurer r Dr. Ball Dr. Liu Dr. Caroline 285 Dr. Charkes Dr. Gembala Emergency Medicine Frederic H. Kauffman, M.D. Department Chair Glenn Freas, M.D. Kate Heilpcm, M.D. Richard Harrigan, M.D. David Karras, M.D. Marjorie Lazoff, M.D. Jackie Messa, M.D. Philip VanDongen, M.D. Dr. Kauffman 286 Dr. VanDongen Dr. Lazoff 287 Internal Medicine Sidney Cohen, M.D. Department Chair Janet Burkholder, M.D. Bruce S. Citmore, M.D. Richard S. Eisenstaedt, M.D. Frank Friedenberg, M.D. Elliot Norry, M.D. CARDIOLOGY Alfred A. Bove, M.D. Ph.D. Section Chief James A. Burke. M.D. Ph.D. William Combs, M.D. Ezra Deutsch, M.D. Christopher Hansen, M.D. Michael T. McDonough, M.D. John M. Miller, M.D. John Panidis. M.D. Ueana Pina, M.D. Pia S. Pollack, M.D. Louis M. Soloff, M.D. Howard F. Warner, M.D. David H. Wiener, M.D. Debra Morley, Ph.D. DERMATOLOGY Faria Mesgar, M.D. Dr. Cohen Dr. Eisenstaedt 288 Dr. Mesgar L i Dr. Burke Dr. Bove, Section Chief Dr. Warner Dr. McDonough Dr. Pollack Dr. Pina 289 Dr. Wiener Dr. Hsia Dr. Morley ENDOCRINE METABOLISM Guenther H. Boden, M.D. Section Chief E. Victor Adlin, M.D. Bertram J. Channick, M.D. Richard A. DeSantis, M.D., Ph.D. Mathew S. Kane, M.D. Allan D. Marks. M.D. Charles R. Shuman, M.D. Tarun K. Ray, M.D. GASTROENTEROLOGY Robert S. Fisher, M.D. Section Chief Marrin Black. M.D. Marc Caralano, M.D. Sidney Cohen, M.D. Marta Dabezies, M.D. Ira Kelberman Benjamin Krevsky, M.D. Carrie Ogorck, M.D. Henry Parkman. M.D. Dr. Adlin Dr. Ray 290 Dr. Channick Dr. Boden •■•IP Dr. Marks Dr. Prisch Dr. Shuman Dr. Krevsky Dr. Dabezies W- Dr. Fisher Dr. Black Dr. Ogorek GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE Ellen Tedaldi, M.D. Section Chief Nancy L. Graboyes, M.D. Debra Leizman, M.D. Peter A. Merkel, M.D. Diana M. Morgenstem, M.D. Darilyn V. Moyer, M.D. Starr P. Pearson, M.D. Stephanie B. Prisch, M.D. Barry Rinker, M.D. HEMATOLOGY Robert Colman, M.D. Section Chief H. James Day, M.D. A. Koncti Rao, M.D. Ronald Rubin, M.D. Peter N. Walsh, M.D. Ph.D. INFECTIOUS DISEASE Bennett Lorber, M.D. Section Chief Peter Axelrod, M.D. Thomas Fekete, M.D. Byungse, Suh, M.D. Ph.D. Robert Swenson, M.D. NEPHROLOGY Christine Bastil, M.D. Section Chief Martin Goldberg, M.D. Michael Heifets, M.D. Ellie Kelepouris, M.D. Louis J. Riley, Jr., M.D. Gerri A. Schulman, M.D. Dr. Eisenstaedt 292 Dr. Walsh Dr. Fekete Dr. Suh 293 Dr. Riley Dr. Basel Dr. Goldberg Tmrnrm ONCOLOGY John S. MacDonald, M.D. Section Chief Rita Axelrod, M.D. Stuart Goldberg, M.D. Thomas Klumpp, M.D. Kenneth Mangan, M.D. Sandra Schnall, M.D. PULMONARY Steven G. Kelsen, M.D. Section Chief Gerard Criner, M.D. Gilbert D’Alonzo, D.O. William J. Fewell, M.D. Nancy Higgins, M.D. Samuel Krachman, D.O. Friedrich Kueppcrs, M.D. Kenneth Tolep, M.D. RHEUMATOLOGY Charles D. Tourtellotte, M.D. Section Chief Steven N. Bcmey, M.D. Douglas C. Conaway, M.D. Deborah DeMarco, M.D. Allen R. Myers, M.D. Dr. Axelrod Dr. Schnall 294 Dr. Heifets Dr. Schulman Dr. Fiel Dr. Kueppers Dr. Kelsen, Section Chief Dr. D’Alonzo 295 Dr. Conaway Dr. Krachman Dr. Bemey Obstetrics Gynecology E. Albert Reece, M.D. Department Chair Ash win Charwani, M.D. Marvin H. Terry Grody, M.D. Denise Hartman, M.D. William Helm, M.D. Ilya Johnson, M.D. Alfred Kalodner, M.D. Paul Nyirjesy, M.D. Dimicrios Mastrogiannis, M.D. Ph.D. Wael Salameh, M.D. Valerie Whiteman, M.D. Ying-King Wu, M.D. Ph.D. James Young, M.D. Ricardo Yazigi, M.D. Dr. Hanjani, Oncology 296 4 Dr. Filosa Dr. Mastrogiannis Dr. Grody ' Dr. Ya2igi Dr. Young Dr. Wu 297 Orthopedic Surgery Michael Clancy, M.D. Department Chair Philip D. Alburger, M.D. Randal R. Betz. M.D. John D. Case}-, M.D. David H. Clements, III, M.D. Norman A. Johanson, M.D. John D. Kelly, IV, M.D. John W. Lachman. M.D. Paul A. Marchetto, M.D. Ray A. Moyer, M.D. Edward J. Resnick, M.D. Joseph J. Thoder, M.D. Dr. Lachman Dr. Resnick 298 Dr. Betz Ophthalmology Guy A. Chan, M.D. Department Chair Chanec Suvarnamani, M.D. Stephen W. Wong, M.D. F P T O Z L P E D P E C F D e d r c z p r E X. O P 2 D BCrroTtc Doctors Chan and Wong 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Q 9 10 Otorhinolaryngology Max L. Ron is, M.D. Department Chair Ellen S. Deucsch, M.D. Jeffrey M. Finkelscein, M.D. D.M.D. Glenn C. Isaacson, M.D. Emil P. Liebman, M.D. Melvin L. Masloff, M.D. Rose M. Mohr. M.D. Dr. Mohr Dr. Ronis 300 Dr. Manon-EspaiIliac Dr. Jamieson Neurology Dr. Hulihan Dr. Torres Dr. Greenstein Jeffrey I. Greenstein, M.D. Department Chair H. Branch Cosletc, M.D. Jon Glass, M.D. Joseph F. Hulihan. M.D. Dara G. Jamieson, M.D R. Manon-Espailliac, M.D. Bibhuti B. Mifhra, M.D. Gerardo R. Torres, M.D. Dr. Coslett Dr. Buchheit Dr. Young William A. Buchheit, M.D. Department Chair David W. Andrews. M.D. Karin S. Bierbrauer, M.D. Paul M. Kanev, M.D. Robert H. Rosenwasser. M.D William F. Young. M.D. 301 Psychiatry Burr S. Eichelman, M.D. Ph.D. Department Chair Carol Alter, M.D. Michael Ascher, Ph.D. Philip Band. M.D. Allan Crisrol, M.D. Kenneth Draper, M.D. John Fryer, M.D. Alan Goldstein, Ph.D. John Harding, M.D. Louis Harris, M.D. Karen Jordan, M.D. Chandra Kce. M.D. Marie Mignogna, M.D. Donald Overton, Ph.D. Kevin Riley, Ph.D. Richard Roemer, Ph.D. Hedy Singer, Ph.D. Roy Steinhouse, M.D. Roy Stern, M.D. Ellen Sholevar, M.D. Ralph Turner, Ph.D. Dr. Eichelman 302 Dr. Crisrol Dr. Harris Dr. Mignogna Dr. Draper Dr. Steinhouse 303 Dr. Demopoulos (Chairman Radiation Oncology 304 Dr. Silverman Chairman Cardiothoracic Surgery Dr. Addonizio Urology Doctors Kendall, Hanno, and Seidmon 305 Surgery Wallace P. Ritchie, M.D. Ph.D. Department Chair Francis C. Au, M.D Michael Badellino, M.D. Robert F. Buckman, M.D. Anthony ). Comerota, M.D. Daniel T. Dempsey, M.D. Julxera D. Grosh, M.D. Willis P. Maier, M.D. John Meilahn. M.D. John V. White, M.D. Dr. Ritchie Dr. Dempsey 306 Doctors Badellino and Maier Dr. Au 307 Dr. Comeroca Dr. DiGeorge Doctors Fisher and Long 308 Dr. Schidlow —:---------------------— Dr. Smith Dr. Ban an Dr. Rezvani Dr. Reed 309 Albert Einstein Medical Center Dr. Plate, Psychiatry Dr. Miller, Psychiatry Dr. McGlamory, Neurology P Dr. Horwitz, Neurology Dr. Fink, Psychiatry Dr. Burke, Neurology 310 Dr. Wimmer, Pediatrics Dr. Yeh, Ob-Gyn Dr. Arbeter, Pediatrics Dr. Waxman, Medicine Dr. Wallenstein, Medicine Affiliate Hospitals Department of Medicine, Einstein - ► Department of Medicine, St. Luke's Dr. Wright, Scranton 312 313 I’ve been so busy with my ortho elective, I forgot to eat. 314 Marriage Counseling. 315 You mean I’ve been accepted?! Dr. Kundy preparing to enter Kresgc’s men’s room. 316 Amazing how everyone shows up for the opiod lecture. Dr. Barry prepared for a showdown with the curriculum committee. “Tell me what you need ... and I’ll tell you how you can get along without it. Jill teaching her attendings. 317 (Demorable You know ladies and gentlemen, as I sit here on the carpet with my ever faithful BROTHER COMPACTRONIC 60,1 realize that there Is life out there. While we sit with our noses stuck in the pages of tantalizing tests, the world r.Iowl and steadily marches on. And, while this fact might seem to be a bit depressing. I've discovered a way to cheer yourself up and make yourself feel good about yourself ... Pull out your old AMCAS med school application and read your essay. Damn we’re impressive! THESE NOTES ARE SPONSORED BY CHUCK “YOUR LIFELINE TO MEDICAL MOLECULAR BIOLOGY” BURROWS Reading assignment: Find your old Freshman Chemistry textbook and read the part about acids and bases; then pat yourself on the back for keeping that musty old hook all these years If you can't find your book, just read the handout. PLEASE NOTE — ALL TYPOS AND FACTUAL ERRORS IN THIS SYNOPSIS WERE INTENTIONAL — (1 was trying to emulate the high standards set forth by the Administrative Staff of the Physiology Dept.) Rise up this morning Smile w ith the rising sun. Three little birds perched by my doorstep, singing sweet songs of melodies pure and true — saying “this u my message to you boo boo. Don't worry — 'bout a thing — 'cause cvry little thing — gonna be alright. Say in’ don't worry — iiout a thing — cause cvry little thing 'gonna be alriglu — don't worry 'bout a thing no — don't worry.” I won't worry no no no ooooh A Oh that was my Bob Marlcy tape. I guess you want to bear my Dr. Smith tape. some not so anecdotal stones La patient ingested the moisture absorbent marked do not eat, and called his doctor to ask when could he finally eat 2. a woman who had given birth to several children never realized why her orthogynecol contraceptive jelly hadn't prevented her pregnancies — she put it on her toast every morning 3. a nurse culled down to the pharmacy to ask ■'we’re out of vit Bl 2 — can I use two doses of vit B6? (interesting anecdote of the day: in Thailand, where rabies is a major problem, doctors actually carry little straws around in their pockets. If they suspect that a patient has rabies, they use the straw to blow in their face. Major freaking out or comption fits in the patients is pretty indicative of the disease since the patient has obviously progressed to aerophobia. — Well, Gee Whiz, doctors. They ulso gel hydrophobia. Why don't we just spit in their eyes?) (I think I forgot to take my Lithium sometime in 1989, and I had this manic episode where I thought I was smart and rich enough to go to med school. Four months later when I came out of it. 1 was too far in debt to quit school. This triggered a major depressive episode. Bummer) PATHOLOGY Tumors of the Colon and Rectum Dr. Ruggiero Friday, Nov. 2, 1990 8-9 am Scribe: Mike Bleiman Bribe Scribe: Serena Jung (resident med notes novelist) FIRST A SAFETY TIP FROM THE POWERS THAT BE: Remove figure 4 from the handout. It’s not supposed to be there and we don’t need to know it. (I'll sleep belter tonight also.) Now that you've done that the real fun begins. Lower all the figure numbers after 4 by one. So 5 becomes 4. 6 becomes 5 and so on and so forth Now the figure numbers should gel with the text of the handout. (I feel better, too.) Dr. Grosh is amazed at our high turnout. Has being called the best Pharm class in the past decade, ripping up previous Microbio board exam class averages, and having a great reputation among other departments have anything to do with this? If so. let me put it this way. in the words of Cowper: Knowledge Ls proud that he has learned so much. Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. I know I can’l spell arrhythmias. 1 just accepted the fact that I was powerless to it. I hope you can too. Dr. Blank (fill in whatever name you like) F. How do beer drinkers get away with chugging all that beer in a contest? Due to swallowing rapidly and deglutitive inhibition (refer to fig. 5). With each rapid swallow some beer gets into the esophagus. With each swallow the phary nx contracts and the UES relaxes. Peristaltic contractions, however, don't develop until after the last swallow. Yet, after the 1st swallow the LOS relaxes. Vagal activation continuously excites the inhibitory nt without allowing time for the excitatory nt to take over. Essentially the vagus n. is inhibiting the esophageal body and not allowing contractions to develop. Beer has easy access. A little foam lying in the LES will get washed away by secondary peristalsis. 318 Scribe: Caihryn McWilliams ANOTHER WHIRLWIND TOUR OF HEART DISEASE HOLD ON TO YOUR SEATS ... II HISTORICAL A. Sir John Hunter — Proved inflammation was not a disease on its own, but a response to various agents, fie self inoculated with syphilis and gonorrhea. (Dr Duker says there are more pleasurable ways to that!!) phrase It has long been known .. Of great theoretical and practical importance .. While it has not been possible to provide definite answers to these questions ,.. Extremely high purity Three of the samples were chosen for detailed study. Accidentally stained during mounting CDed ‘Tlotes Parkinsonism was originally referred to as “torsion neurosis.” In 1817, James Parkinson wrote a paper describing “paralysis agitans,” which has since come to be known as Parkinson’s disease or Parkinsonism (In doing so. Dr. Parkinson proved that if you study a lot and work hard in medical school, you also may have a debilitating disease named after you — dare to dream?). Dorn Take Mxir Organs Meavrn Heaven Kixm-s we Need Them1toe NOTE: Did you miss class? Well, you can still experience this lecture! First, pretend that you're in classroom A (wear sweats, then turn your thermostat to 90°). Give yourself no leg room, stare at a picture of C. Everett Coop (cx-surgcon general) and read the lecture handout... you didn't miss anything except the following additions commcnts. Dr. Ryan began the lecture by giving us an overview of everything we have learned in physio so far. If interested, review the first 70 lectures. I would first like to apologize for my inability to spell the word “feces” in a previous lecture. I'll make sure that I have the 1990 spelling bee champ (Karen Bader) check my notes this time. NOTE: DR. MYERS STATED. “PLEASE IGNORE IN TERMS OF YOUR STUDYING FOR THE CLINICAL SYNDROMES. TAKE THIS TO MEAN WHATEVER YOU LIKE. Andrea Satinsky (bribed by Todd Blue) We have some good news boys and girls... he said that the handout is 98% of the important material. So if it’s the night before the test and you're deciding on your sacrifice lectures, the handout is short so just learn that and bag these mednotes. Your handout is supposedly very helpful and you may want to hold onto it for future reference. Of course, for a select group, burning it in front of Broad St. Eddie’s at lunchtime on Monday may be of great therapeutic value. Whatever turns your trick, so to speak ... Note: If you're as tired after reading these mednotes as I am after doing these mednotes, I apologize. I’ze scribe'ze what 1'zc hcar’zc and scc’zc: nuttin’ more, nuttin’ less. The hour started off with a quiz and an announcement about the softball game June 6th against the Physio department. The game is after the final — everyone is welcome. Personally I sec it as a once in a lifetime opportunity. I mean when else will you be able to have a few cold ones and throw projectiles at your favorite Physiology personalities. DISCLAIMER: Since I didn’t know until after this lecture that I had to scribe. I wasn’t doped up on enough caffeine to remain fully cognizant during the lecture. (Caffeine wound’t hurt if you’re planning to read this or listen to the tape cither) These later mechanisms are poorly understood. This lecture is from the textbook The Heart by Hurst for more reading in your SPARE time??? D. SOME REALLY MIND BENDING ACIDS Not having attended this particular class, I don’t know whether the following was perceived as humorous, but on the tape it was a classic Senator John Blutarskiism. Someone asked, Does marijuana work to reduce the intraocular 40 ,ook great pains to transcribe it ver batem. pressure?’ Answer Yes, but Dr. Chan doesn’t know the mechanism. (Gee. I feel a sudden increase in intraocular pressure. Maybe some “therapeutic” marijuana will help ...) OH my Gosh! Sulfuric Acid! It’s in the lab! Its scary! Its going to kill me! These arc really serious acids. THIS IS EVERYTHING THAT HE SAID WOULD BE ON HIS PART OF THE EXAM. definition I haven't bothered to look up the original reference. Interesting to me. The experiments didn't work out. but I wanted to publish anyway. Composition unknow n except for the exaggerated claims of the supplier. The results on the others didn't make sense and were ignored. Accidci dropped on the floor. 3-15-90 Biochem Dr. Picringer Transport of lipids in the blood Reluctant Scribe: Susannah Rauch 319 Where is Volkmann’s canal anyway? Wiggle the fine focus. 320 EQUATIONS TO GET YOU THROUGH MEDICAL SCHOOL v “Sit up straight! Are you from Penn State?” Muscles come in 3 flavors 4 It's not the difficulty of material, it's the volume P .D p zr ' You have a yeast infection.' 0 s? Children are NOT small adults Vv J V ,A. 4of? “I forget” is not an option % Let me put this into terms even you can understand % s4'ie eyau ad icuy cue an teMuuy ate? It doesn’t matter that you are 180, as long as you’re 70+ 321 ‘J- nenas, ‘fatuity, and Supporters 323 Doctors Mary Ann and Steven Ager Rita S. Axelrod, M.D. Dr. Sow-Yeh Chen George and Esther Deibert Richard S. Eisenstaedt Mary Stuart Fisher, M.D. Meg Fisher, M.D. Robert S. Fisher, M.D. John E. Fryer, M.D. Moses W. and Bernice Haynes Harris Gel I man, M.D. Dr. Concetta Harakal Hairs What’s up!!! W. E. Hess, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Vernon H. Kratz Bennett Lorber, M.D. R. Samuel Magee, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Manifold Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Phillips Diane Shafer, M.D. Dr. Frans and Catharine Stassen Ellen M. Tedaldi, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo G. Trevino John Wurzel, M.D. Michael R. Bernstein, M.D. 74 Karen Bretz, M.D. 78 Elliot Brownstein, M.D. 79 Nicholas C. Cavarocchi. M.D. John C. Chogich, M.D. '53 Alfred L. Colley, M.D. ’44 Suzane Cooper, M.D. '80 Nancy T. Cristoforo, M.D. ’88 John E. Davine, M.D. '92 Robert F. Debski, M.D. 76 Kenneth L. Diehl. M.D. ‘39 John DiFiori ’89 Angelo M. DiGeorge, M.D. '46 Elaine Cronauer Dischman, M.D. ’88 Bonnie B. Dorwart. M.D. 68 Robert A. Edelman, M.D. 78 Bernard Ei sen stein M.D., FCCP '44 Jeffrey T. Gibson, M.D. 80 Anthony R. Giorgio, M.D. 73 Susan L. Goodman, M.D. 83 Sanford Guttler, M.D. 76 Dr. and Mrs. James J. Kmetzo 83 Kim Eng Koo, M.D. 82 Dr. Richard Lehman ’62 Dr. and Mrs. Michael Love 70 Amy S. Luckenbaugh, M.D. 90 Joseph F. Lydon, M.D. 47 Dr. and Mrs. James J. McGuire, Jr. 80 Morton Major, M.D. '32 Wm. Mahon Myers, M.D. 44 Matthew B. Naegle, M.D. 73 Emmons G. Paine. M.D. ’55 Kimberly K. Paterson. M.D. 82 Charles A. Pue, M.D. 88 Dennis S. Rivera-Paniagua, M.D. 51 Stephen Rockower, M.D. '75 Fred B. Rogers, M.D. '48 George P. Rosemond, M.D. ’34 John Rudoff, M.D. 83 Beth Sanders 89 Jerome Santoro, M.D. ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Carson Schneck '59 William J. Shanahan, M.D. Paul M. Wapner, M.D. 39 Moses C. Young, M.D. 81 Elsie and Kenneth Cundy Best Wishes from Our House to The Class of 1993 on Your Graduation CONGRATULATIONS TO The Class of 1993 with special wishes to those who had their anesthesia rotation at Nazareth Hospital NAZARETH ANESTHESIA ASSOCIATES. INC. David W. Schaffer, M.D. Robert L. Lecgard, M.D. Frank Garbak, M.D. Daniel B. Walter, M.D. Alvin Gaary, M.D. Kenneth E. Lewis, M.D. 326 The faculty, staff, and administrators of the ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER are privileged and proud to share in the professional growth of Temple medical students. We wish all of you much success and satisfaction in the years ahead. ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER NORTHERN DIVISION 327 Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Philip D. Alburger, M.D. Randal R. Betz, M.D. John D. Casey, M.D. Michael Clancy, M.D. David H. Clements, M.D. Norman A. Johanson, M.D. John D. Kelly, M.D. John W. Lachman, M.D. Paul A. Marchetto, M.D. Ray A. Moyer, M.D. Edward J. Resnick, M.D. Joseph J. Thoder, M.D. 328 CONGRATULATIONS Richard Douglas Zane, M.D. Mom, Dad, Daniela and Ajay and Your Grandparents, who would have been so proud CONGRATULATIONS to Aaron M. Chapman, M.D. May you go from strength to strength All our love. Mom and Dad, Rebecca and Dan SILVESTRI, STEERMAN COHEN SURGICAL ASSOC. General. Va cular. Thoracic, Colo-Rectal and Geriatric Surgery ARCHIMEDE J SILVESTRI. M D LEONARD H COHEN. M D PAUL H STEERMAN. M D JAY S MORROS. M D Imam phy� Otc Bldg Klaio Pro Oic Bldg Loalein Cental On 7S00 Casual An '204 5401 Old York Rd '503 9680 Burtlek At '306 Philadelphia. PA 19111 Philadelphia. PA 19141 Philadelphia. PA 19115 (215) 728-7774 (215) 455-1260 (215) 728-7774 F.« (215) 722-3893 Mailing Addreaa Congratulations to WILLIAM J. GALLAGHER III, M.D. Your Loving and Proud Family MOM. DAD. ROB, REE and JIM TTZm. (fyevdeA @C UX4l (044 . by COtupT-Cl (e Of ?993 329 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1993 from the SMITHKLINE BEECHAM DEPARTMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING David S. Ball, D.O. Akbar Bonakdarpour, M.D. Dina F. Caroline, M.D. N. David Charkes, M.D. Gary S. Cohen, M.D. Kristin L. Crisci, M.D. Huynh T. Doan, M.D. Eric N. Faerber, M.D. Mary S. Fisher, M.D. Evan Geller, M.D. Rosaleen Gembala-Parsons, M.D. Van Thong Ho, M.D. Bruce Greenberg, M.D. Linda C. Knight, Ph.D. Te-Hua Liu, M.D. Michael B. Love, M.D. Leon S. Malmud, M.D. Alan H. Maurer, M.D. Mamed Mesgarzadeh, M.D Paul D. Radecki, M.D. George Revesz, Ph.D. Francis J. Shea, M.D. Eleanor Smergel, M.D. Robert G. Stern, M.D. Jean-Luc Urbain, M.D. Theodore Villafana, Ph.D. Thomas Witomski, M.D. Barbara Wolfson, M.D. Marvin C. Ziskin, M.D. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1993 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES Congratulations Co Jude U. Park, M.D. Class of 1993 LOe’re So ‘Proud of ‘} ou! All Our Cove — (Dorn ‘Dad (Dichael, (Dary Ann, CDary Jo, Carole and Dianna Julia B. Harkness, M.D. CONGRATULATIONS! We are very proud of you. Love you very much, Mom Dad Joe, Laura, Sarah, Carl, Jenny, and Ben Congratulations to NICOLA C. CHIN, M.D. We are very proud of you! May God's Divine guidance and wisdom continue to inspire you always We Love You — Mom brother Conrad Aunts — Tensa, Moy Sue Congratulations to KIMBERLY S. WYATT, M.D. The greatest daughter in the world! We're so proud! Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS on all your hard studies ANNA Love, Mom and Dad Richard and Jeanie 331 Gloss C% 1992 neMewbeJi... cWRot doesn’t you onfy makes you st Longeii. 332 CONGRATULATIONS TO JEFF CHASE, M.D. CLASS OF 93 LIFE IS FULL OF MOGULS BUT YOU’RE WELL PREPARED LOVE MOM, DAD, JODI, MARK CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK MICHAEL I. BLEIMAN, M.D. ALL OUR LOVE MOM, DAD SUSIE CO g ATULATIOiTO Tamefa %ene Turner, M.D. We are so very proud of you!!! LOV E ‘Mom, ‘Dad and Mjkfc grandma and Qrandpa Turner Qrandma Morton Aunt Dot, Unde John andJ.J. Aunt Su(a, Unde Doug and Jay Unde Mike, Aunt Solveig andMarjut Sharon, Chris, Duron, Shauna andDreu Unde Duke andShaum Mgna, ‘Rgy, ‘Brianna andTaylor ‘Uncle Tom, Beth, J.T andTreddie DeS6ie and?aye 333 A new season of American renewal has begun... We must do what America does best: offer more opportunity to all and demand responsibility from all. President Clinton, 1993 Soon after your graduation, Class of 1993, you will surely witness substantial changes in American health care delivery. We urge you to be vital advocates of an American Medicine with the opportunity for unimpeded access to health care for all for emphasis on prevention and health maintenance and for sensitivity and concern for a rich and meaningful quality of life. As practitioners, we urge you to accept the responsibility woven into the physician’s mantel to listen to your patients to feel their palpable need and to treat them with respect while you offer them the the highest level of your talents and time as their physician. In this spirit and with these admonitions, we welcome you to our ranks and wish you the very best in your lifelong careers. TEMPLE'S DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY CONGRA TULA TIONS to Leslie Ella Purnell, M.D. CONGRA TULA TIONS All our Love UNCLE RICHARD! Mom and Dad Benjie, Snooper Delight thyself also in the Lord, and and He shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Augie Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in Him, and He shall bring it to pass. Psalm 37:4-5 CONGRATULATIONS EDWIN W♦ BITTNER, JR., M.D. Att our love Mom + Dai, Frank + Helen 5fumm; Don + Anthony Jim, Nancy + Jessica CONGRATULATIONS to SAI SUBHODHINI REDDY, M.D. MAY SWAMI BLESS YOU! LOVE: MOM, DAD, SUJANA KITU, NIKU, SARITHA Congratulations GLEN J. HESSINGER, M.D. Love, Luck and Much Success, Tammy, Amanda, Neill Mom, Dad, John and Judy Heartiest Congratulations to PAUL T. CONNER, M.D. Best wishes for a happy and successful future! Much love. Mom, Tom, Mary and Joe 2 r CONGRATULATIONS f TO | JENNIE FABER, M.D. WITH LOVE FROM MOM BOB JAMES SAM 335 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1993 Faculty and Staff Department of Neu Temple University School of Medicine 336 Congratulations Do Dhe Class of 1993 DAMON CLINICAL LABORATORIES 3190 Tremonl Avenue Trevose. Pennsylvania 19047 Tel: (215) 632-4100 Toll Free (800) 562-6963 Out of State (800) 523-8840 Admiration and Congratulations to Melanie A. Urban? M.D. Cove, ‘Dad and (Pom Congratulations Geoffrey J. Brent, M.D. We are proud of who you are, and wish you health, happiness and the successful fulfillment of your aspirations! Love, Mom, Dad and Amy 337 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1993 DEPARTMENT OE ANATOMY and CELL BIOLOGY CONGRATULATIONS to Andrea R. Satinsky, M.D. We’re so proud of you!! All our love and continued success! Mom + Dad, Ken, Amy and Phyllis CONGRATULATIONS to “Pamela Turner” We’re so proud of you Love, Uncle Waverly + Evelyn + Michael Danis 338 CONGRATULATIONS to Eugene W. Moretti, M.D. Love. Mom. Aunt Rose. Rosemarie. Joe. Marylou. Arthur. Lori. Brady. Kcnzle, Kelly, Joe Jr. Arthur Jr., and Jared CONGRA TULA TIONS to Susannah Rauch, M.D. and The Class of 1993 FROM THE RAUCH FAMIL Y Congratulations to Linda Jean Barth, M.D. We’re so proud of you! All our love Mom + Dad Aunt Teresa You're the Greatest! CONGRATULATIONS to Teresa, Chuck and Lori Love — Sean Carlin OR 3-3777 OR 3-3773 dlietin cStuAioi One. OF PHOTOGRAPHY 2001 GRANT AVKNUK PHILADELPHIA. PA 1 114 Congratulations and Success to NATALIE EVADNE JOSEPH, M.D. All our love — Mum, Joel and Ricardo Congratulations to Mario L. Forcina, M.D. We’re so proud of you! All Our Love — Mom Dad. Matt Mike 339 Congratulations to Eric A. Weber M.D. and The class of 1993 We’re so very proud of you! All our love, Mom Dad Edna Jackie Karl Teri Adele Joe Joan Derik Justin Ralph Aletha Lynn Jeff Gary Nancy Ted Uncle Hugh Ced Christian Uncle William Aunt George Jason Zerieta Nancy Michelle Rick Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1993 Temple University School of Medicine hilodelphici ericitric enter 340 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1993 from the DEAN and his STAFF Allen R. Myers, M.D. Richard J. Kozera, M.D. William E. Barry, M.D. Sally Rosen, M.D. Thomas R. Freitag Stanley J. Mann Charles S. Ireland, Jr. Dawn B. Marks, Ph.D. William F. Schulze Ronald F. Tuma, Ph.D. Robert R. Smedley, Ed.D. Sharon Jacobs Sandra J. McDade M. Judith Russo Peter N. Walsh, M.D. Mark Allen-Taylor Dean and Associate Vice President, HSC Senior Associate Dean Associate Dean for Medical Education Associate Dean for Student Affairs Associate Dean for Administration Associate Dean for Resources Assistant Dean and Director ofRAR Program Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies Assistant Dean at Albert Einstein Medical Center Assistant Dean for Admissions Assistant Dean for CME Director of Planning Administrative Services Director of Business Affairs, HSC Director of Faculty Br Student Records Director o the M.D., Ph.D. Program Director of Library, HSC 341 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1993! MONTGOMERY FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAM William H. Rodgers, III, M.D., Director Marc W. McKenna, M.D., Associate Director Hazel M. Bluestein, M.D., Faculty Associate Louis D. Mancano, M.D., Faculty Associate Montgomery Professional Building 1330 Powell Street Suite 409 Norristown, PA 19401 215-277-0964 CONGRATULATIONS TO PATIENCE N. OKOLIE, M.D. PROUD OF TOUII! JOSEPH, BASSIE, GLORIA and CORDELIA OKOLIE 342 CONGRATULATIONS CARLENE A. MUTO, M,D- WE ARE VERT PROUD OF YOU . . . TOUR CONTRIBUTION TO MEDICINE WILL BE PROFOUND. ALL OF OUR LOVE, MA AND DAD MARIA AND JOEY ROBIN ROSE MARIE BOEHM; M D Wftat ties behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what ties within you. Ralph Waldo Emerson LOVE, MOM and the family YOU DID IT! Congratulations CARLENE MUTO; M D TOUR THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE, ABILITY TO ABSORB INFORMATION, COMPASSION FOR OTHERS HUNGER FOR LIFE COMPELS ME TO KNOW THAT YOU WILL BE AN EXCELLENT DOCTOR. YOU COULD NOT BE A BETTER WIFE FRIEND TO ME PlINKIN. l.LVxVGA. I Love You _Tqjh._ WAY TO GO . . . CARLENE A. MUTO, M.D. AS YOU BEGIN, MEDICINE BENEFITS ... AS DID WE WHEN YOU CAME INTO OUR WORLDS. WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF YOU DOCTOR MUTO. ALL OF OUR LOVE. MOM DAD MUTO, ERICA, JIMMY, VINCE, PATTY, ALLAN, TINA, BIRGIT, BOB, ANNIE, CHIC, AND MONA 343 Brief Interlude I'UflftM IIMH, Ski JLrtt un it v it UU t'l � ' � � f rm • r 349 Congratulations to Lisa Affatato, M.D. For a great achievement ami a job well done. LoU-e, Tony Congratulations to KATHLEEN BRADLEY, M.D. Tor a great achievement and a job well done. From your brother Love,, ________________Adtitomf 215)728-1685 FREE ESTIMATES A. BRADLEY GENERAL CONTRACTOR • Concrete • Bnck • Block • Stucco • Sidewalks • Patios • Dnveways • Waterproofing • Patchwork Licensed and insured All Work Guaranteed 351 Congratulations to Charlie Barhera A great Doctor to be!! From atbera ?. % 352 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1993 John H. Martin ’58, President Anthony J. Comcrota '74, President-Elect Kenneth H. Gordon ’48, Vice-President Emily J. Penman ‘78, Secretary Louis X. Santorc 80, Treasurer E. Howard Bedrossian '45, Immediate Past President Allen R. Myers, M.D., Dean ALUMNI PIRECTQRS EMERITUS DIRECTORS Richard P. Albertson ’63 A. James Aldcrfcr ’65 D. Michael Baxter ’80 William R. Beckwith ’64 I. Favcl Chavin ’55 Richard A. Close ’72 William T. Delp ’54 Robert I. Dennis ’7 I Wm. H. Duncan '59 Tamar D. Earnest ’68 John II. Esbenshade Jr. '55 Albert J. Fincstonc ’45 Gilbert A. Fiday '56 Thomas L. Gaydos ’61 Anthony R. Giorgio ’73 Natalie P. Hartenbaum ’85 Robert A. Hcinbach 77 William C. Hewson 54 Eric K. Holm ’69 A. Richard Kendall '56 Woodrow B. Kessler '62 E. James Kohl ’66 Arthur Krosnick ’50 Gerald M. Lcmolc 62 Gary P. Lcngcl ’76 Joseph B. Lennert '73 Fraser Lewis '60 Stephen D. Lockcy III. ’63 Richard M. Lubowitz 52 Richard M. Magill '62 Ronald J. Mattson '71 James G. McClurkcn ’76 Francis J. Mcnapacc ’70 Paul H. Menzel '65 Curt D. Miller ’79 Robert H. Mills Jr. ’88 Mary E. Moore ’67 Peter B. Panzer '74 Stephen R. Permut '72 Richard C. Putnam ’51 W. Gale Rcish ’68 Wm. D. Reppert ’51 E. Ronald Salvitti ’63 Walter L. Schcctz 58 Charles R. Shuman '43 John R. Siberski '75 Frederick P. Sutliff ’46 William S. Tasman ’55 Charles D. Tourtcllottc ’57 Michael H. Ufberg '66 Milton A. Wo hi ’49 Wm. A. Buchhcit '60 William H. Coleman '45 Dominic A. DeLaurentis ’53 Frederick W. Durham ’45 John H. Hall ’41 Trudeau M. Horrax 46 Walter E. Margie Jr. '51 John R. Minchart ’35 Frederick Murtagh Jr. ’43 W. Gordon Pauley 53 Leslie W. Whitney ’44 FACULT V STIJDF.NT REPRESENTATIVES Martin Black, M.D. Kenneth R. Cundy, M.D. Christcr O. Carlsson. M.D., PhD. Andrea Satinsky '93 Colleen Fox '94 Julianne O’Malley '95 Amy McNcal ’96 Staff Charles A. Gbnvillc, Executive Director Ellen Lee Sklar, Associate Director Jill S. Unger, Development Assistant Ronda M. McCullough. Secretary-Receptionist GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1993 Independence Plaza Apartments 3120 School House Lane Philadelphia, PA BEST WISHES KARL ZIMMERMAN MOM and DAD A Million 'Thanks to Our Parents: Mr. Mrs. Andy Affatato Mr. Mrs. Howard Bradley Mr. Mrs. Albert DiSandro for all the support and sacrifices that have led to today. Love, your kids — THE DOCTORS! Lisa, Kathleen 8c Danny CONGRATULATIONS to PAMELA HALE, M.D. With love and pride Mom Dad, Tom, Granddad Kim Denton, Greg Jill 354 Congratulations Success to Sandra Fowler ALL OUR LOVE — Mom — Gail — Stephanie — Nancy — Aunt Vera Congratulations to Lisa Affatato, M.D. Love Mom, Dad, Tony, Sandra, Eleonora, Anna, Frank, Vincenzo, Andy and Marla Pina Robert Shapiro, M.D. We are proud of you. Congratulations! Love, MOM, DAD and MARK CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1993 Amit Mitra MD Jesmin Mitra MD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1993 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE 355 Congratulations to Josette C. Palmer-Bradshaw, M.D. Grandma and Grandpa SPC, Inc. Yvonne and Jay Atlantic Plastic Containers Devone’s Family Restaurant Cass Daddy Tim Jessica, Megean, Mercedes IU===_ __ Sam’s Bar and Grill — Pleasantville, NJ The Franklin House The Homeboys of Atlantic City The Mannino Family The Palese Family 356 Temple University Medical School Spouse's Association congratulates all graduating seniors their spouses Congratulations to Todd M. Blue, M.D. With Love and Pride Mom Dad, Chad, Mike, Jamie, Natalie, Aunt Marcia Uncle Ed Congratulations to Kathleen A. Bradley, M.D. Love, Mama Dad, Grandmom, Anthony, Bernice, Brian Jr- i Saint Vincent Health Center Family practice RESIDENCY PROGRAM 232 West 25 Street f | Erie. Pennsylvania 16544 1 � r 814-452-5100 IT1 Allegheny Family Physicians Affiliated with: The Department of Family and Community Medicine The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center of the Pennsylvania State University For additional information contact: Ernest L. Stump, ACSW Recruitment Coordinator 501 Howard Avenue, Suite F2 Altoona, PA 16601 Telephone: (814) 946-2020 • Clinical Clerkship • Rural Clerkships • Pre-Clinical Preceptorships Best Wishes to the Class of 1993 Department °f Microbiology and Immunology 357 CONGRATULATIONS Health. Happiness and Success Howard A. Riina. M.D. “One down, two to go Love Mother. Father, Louis and Joe Jr. Congratulations GARY SCOTT KRAMER, M.D. We’re so proud of you All our love Mom Dad. Grandmom, Lisa, Gloria. Chad Congratulations to our son Robert Ortiz, M.D. We're so proud of you! With all our love From: Mom Dad, Abuelita Rosa, Joey Suzie, Denise, Rosita Fa., Angel Tita, Jose Fa., junior Fa., Tom Fa., Tere Fa., the Alvarado Fa. CONGRATULATIONS TO JILL C. JARDINE, M.D. Our pride in you has no bounds. Love, Mother Dad The Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Faculty Wish You Success and Much Joy In Your Professional Careers! lames T. Demopoulos, M.D., Chairman Michael M. Weinik, D.O., Assistant Chairman Andrea E. Brown, M.D. Stephen R. Caspar, M.D. 358 Congratulations to my loving wife JINI HAYNE, JVLD. The future is ours! Love, Waiter Congratulations to Heather Ann Ruddock, M.D. We are so proud of you All our love — Ma Fav, Uncle Hugh Michelle, Heather, Bams, Tony Starry, Aunt Gloria, Aunt Gem B., Pam, Aunt Grace Uncle Charles, Uncle Vin Aunt Lorna, Aunt Gem D. Congratulations to Edward W. Lee, M.D. We are so proud of you. All our love — Mom Dad, Rick, Uncle, Aunt, Dicky Congratulations to CHRISTINE ANNE KENNEDY, M.D. We are so proud of you All our love — Mom Dad, Martha Hugh We're proud of what you've become “Dr. Laure Lynn Veet” We love you for who you are! — A special part of our family — Mom Dad, Lisa Andy, Lesli, Frank Abby, Michael Ashley, Gram Pop Herr log. Gram Pop Veet. Aunt Arlene, Unde Jon, Kathleen, Aunt Linda 359 Congratulations to the Class of 1993 THE TEMPLE UNIVERSITY COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER PQ Box 38:346 • 3322 N. Broad Street • Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 19140 (215)221-4000 CONGRATULATIONS TO KIMBERLY ANN KEANE, M.D. WE’RE PROUD OF YOU! ALL OUR LOVE — MOM DAD GRANNY. KEVIN KERRY, BRANDON. MIKA BUTTON Congratulations Renee A. Desimone, M.D. and Robert M. Sangrigoli, M.D. God Bless you Both, Love, Mom, Dad and )oey THE DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY CONGRATULATIONS TO CONGRATUIATES AMY L. KOTSENAS, M.D. WE’RE VERY PROUD OF YOU. ALL OUR LOVE — MOM, DAD, BF.TH, Cathy, THE CLASS OFJ993 Grandma, Joanne and Steve, George, Christina ani Justin o0 GRATUM7y0. to the Class of 1993 Department of Surgery Section of General Surgery A Very Special Thanks to Cheryl Arthur for all your help in making this yearbook a success Thanks a lot, Carlene and Rose This is tfu: very Cast layout of the 1993 SKULL. Completing this book was more difficult than passing boards and prohahty more time-consuming than studying for them. I’d like to thank everyone who worked on this book for so graciously contributing your precious time and creative ideas, as this book will be our record of our time spent at Til. As memories fade, we witt always be able to go back, at (east for a moment, 6v paging through the SKULL. Good luck everyone. Until we meet again ... Congratulations and Every Success to US The Class of 1993 361 r carle.se a m ra m.d. t - s � :cit5 rr wu j.i m • « zojjs � ic ta mt c « •� -w HIM (III) ih-o ; -«� t � moo w Residency Appointments Lisa Paula Affatato, M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA Gregory Todd Altemose. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA l.isa M. Asta, M.D. Pediatrics St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Philadelphia, PA Karen Marie Rader. M.D. Family Practice Abington Memorial Hospital Philadelphia, PA Charles F. Barbers, M.D. Emergency Medicine Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Linda Jean Barth, M.D. Surgery Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA Veroniquc Stassen Bartman, M.D. Family Practice Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Jeffery Arthur Beck, M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Lankenau Hospital Wynncwood. PA Year Two Anesthesiology Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Elaine II. Beppel, M.D. Family Practice Memorial Hospital of Burlington County Mt. Holly, NJ Sarojini Bhide. M.D. Transitional Hcalthcast Teaching Hospital Allentown. PA Year Two Radiology North Shore University Hospital Glen Cove, NY Smita Biswas, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology New York University Medical Center New York, NY Edwin W alter Bittner. Jr.. M.D. Surgery West Virginia University Hospitals Morgantown. WV Michael I. Bleiman, M.D. Pediatrics St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA Todd Madison Blue. M.D. Transitional Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia, PA Year Two Radiology Yale-New Haven Hospital New Haven. CT Rosemarie Boehm, M.D. Preliminary Surgery UMDNJ — Robert Wood Johnson Camden. NJ Beverly Lynn Bolinger, M.D. Surgery University of California Davis — East Bay Oakland. CA Kathleen ldona Bradley. M.D. Family Practice Memorial Hospital of Burlington Countv Mt. Holly. NJ Geoffrey John Brent, M.D. Transitional Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cleveland, OH Year Two Ophthalmology Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cleveland. OH W illiam Clarence Brink. M.D. Internal Medicine University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA Kimberly Renee Buckman, M.D. Internal Medicine Boston University Medicine Residency Program Boston. MA John D. Buck. M.D. Obst el ri cs-G v n ecology University of Hawaii Kapiolani Medical Center Honolulu. HI Charles Brundage Burrows. M.D. Orthopedic Surgery Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA .1 Michael Caldwell, M.D. Internal Medicine — Primary Care University Health Center of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh. PA Connie Jane Campbell, M.D. Surgery Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Teresa Mary Carlin. M.D. Emergency Medicine Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. MD Donald Joseph Carter. M.D. Pediatrics Gcisingcr Medical Center Danville. PA Dongwoo Chang. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Year Two Neurosurgery McGill University Montreal. Canada Aaron Marc Chapman, M.D. Psychiatry Stanford University Hospital Stanford. CA Jeffrey Michael Chase Preliminary Surgery Loyola University Nlcdical Center Maywood. IL Tai-Wen Chen. M.D. Internal Medicine University Health Center of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh. PA Patricia Chiang, M.D. Pediatrics Children’s Hospital Oakland. CA Jennifer Childs-Roshak, M.D. Family Practice Maine Medical Center Portland. ME Nicola C. Chin. M.D. Pediatrics Rhode Island Hospital Providence, RI Dennis Kwak Chyung, M.D. Transitional Healtheast Teaching Hospital Allentown. PA Year Two Anesthesiology Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. PA Carole-Jav Ciaio. M.D. Internal Medicine University Health Center of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh. PA Lori Lynn Cindrick, M.D. Surgery University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston. TX Paul Timothy Connor, M.D. Internal Medicine Medical Center Hospital of Vermont Burlington. VT Mitchell Edward Cooper, M.D. Orthopedic Surgery University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago. IL Juan A. Cordero. Jr., M.D. Surgery Albany Medical Center Hospital Albany. NY Ellen Marie Delbert, M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Year Two Neurology Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. MD I 'slie Roberta Del.uney, M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Graduate Hospital Philadelphia, PA Year Two Anesthesiology Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. PA Renee A. DeSimone, M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA Daniel Gustave DiSandro, M.D. Emergency Medicine Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. PA Nyra James Dittmar, M.D. Internal Medicine Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Rose Nancy Eskin. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology George Washington University Washington. DC Jennie Faber, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Sinai Hospital Baltimore. MD Nancy Fan, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX Anne Marie Favret. M.D. Internal Medicine Georgetown University Hospital Washington. DC Mario L. Forcina, Jr., M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Year Two Ophthalmologv University of Florida Gainesville, FL Rose Anna Foster, M.D. Internal Medicine West Virginia University Hospitals Morgantown. WV Sandra Michele Fowler, M.D. Family Practice Morehouse School of Medicine Atlanta. GA Gary Milchcl Freedman. M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Year Two Radiation Oncology Fox Chase Cancer Center Philadelphia. PA Sari Knecht Friedman. M.D. Pediatrics University of Utah Affiliated Hospitals Salt Lake City. UT William James Gallagher, M.D. Family Practice Providence Hospital Washington. DC Maria Ann Gaydos, M.D. Family Practice John Fctcr Smith Hospital Fort Worth. TX Elizabeth Hughes Geib, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Greater Baltimore Medical Center Baltimore. MD Jonathan Samuel Gish, M.D. Emergency Medicine Mctrohcalth Medical Center Cleveland. OH Helene L. Glassberg. M.D. Internal Medicine Boston University Medicine Residency- Program Boston. MA Sean J. Gorman. M.D. Emergency Medicine Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. PA Alberto Gra iosa. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Lenox Hill Hospital New York. NY Year Tw o Orthopedic Surgery Bronx Lebanon Hospital Bronx. NY Paul Lewis Guidone. M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Year Two Radiology Boston City Hospital Boston. MA Pamela Hale, M.D. Preliminary Surgery Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Year Two Neurosurgery Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Ramy Salah Hanna. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore. MD Julia Bernadette Harkness, M.D. Pediatrics Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Philadelphia. PA Robert William Harrington, Jr., M.D. Family Practice Medical Center of Delaware Newark, DE Deborah Elaine Haynes, M.D. Obstctrics-Gvnccology University of Arizona Affiliated Hospitals Tucson. AZ Kimberly Ann Ilennon, M.D. Emergency Medicine Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh. PA Glen Joseph Hessinger. M.D. Transitional Hcaltheast Teaching Hospital Allentown. PA Year Two Anesthesiology Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. MD Leah Hoskin. M.D. Pediatrics The New York Hospital New York. NY Su anne Humphries. M.D. Internal Medicine Montefiorc Medical Center Bronx. NY Sheila E. Hunter, M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Jill Christine Jardine. M.D. Family Practice Montgomery Family Practice Residency Program Norristown. PA Julia ' . Johansson. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Natalie E. Joseph. M.D. Surgery University Hospital of Cleveland Cleveland. OH Serena Ann Jung, M.D. Transitional Hcaltheast Teaching Hospital Allentown. PA Year Two Anesthesiology Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. PA Patricia Joan Kauffman. M.D. Pathology Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia. PA Kimberly Ann Keane. M.D. Pediatrics St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA Christine A. Kennedy. M.D. Family Practice Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island Pawtucket. R1 Sea Hun Kim. M.D. Transitional Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Year Two Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. PA Lynde Knowles-Jonas, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Georgetown University Hospital Washington. DC Amy Louise Kotsenas, M.D. Radiology Hahnemann University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Jill Anne Krafczyk. M.D. Family Practice Fairfax Family Practice Center Falls Church. VA Michael Allen Krafczyk. M.D. Family Practice DeWitt Army Community Hospital Ft. Belvoir. VA Gary Scott Kramer. M.D. Radiology Temple university Hospital Philadelphia. PA Mori Jacob Krantz, M.D. Internal Medicine 366 University of Colorado School of Medicine Denver. CO Charles Vernon Krat , M.D. Family Practice Williamsport Hospital Williamsport. PA David Sung Chul Kwon, M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester. NY Year Two Radiology University of Massachusetts Medical Center Worcester. MA John II. Lampe, M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Medical ('enter of Delaware Newark. DE Nhat Duy Le. M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine University of California — Irvine Medical Center Irvine. CA Year Two Anesthesiology Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Torrance. CA Tuons Kim I a . M.D. Residency Deferred Edward Woo Lee. M.D. Transitional Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Year Two Anesthesiology Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. PA (Jus Alan Lee, M.D. Orthopedic Surgery Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA I ony l ong Lee Preliminary Internal Medicine Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia. PA Year Two Radiation Oncology Thomas JcfTcrson University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Yi-Chun Lee, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Thomas Eugene Lind Pediatrics Geisinger Medical Center Danville. PA David Adam Listman, M.D. Pediatrics Yale-New Haven Hospital New I laven. CT Yvette M. iAipez-Warren. M.D. Family Practice Montgomery Family Practice Residency- Program Norristown. PA Marcella Elizabeth Macolino, M.D. Pediatrics St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA Jennie Lin Maduforo, M.D. Internal Medicine Mount Sinai Hospital New York. NY Mary Catherine Mahlon, M.D. Family Practice Montgomery Family Practice Residency Program Norristown. PA Stephen G. Manifold. M.D. Orthopedic Surgery Presbyterian Hospital New York. NY Joseph Julian Mannella, M.D. Transitional Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Year Two Anesthesiology Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh. PA Carole M. Marks. M.D. Family Practice Montcfiore Medical Center Bronx. NY Craig Foster Maylath. M.D. Internal Medicine Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Lebanon. Nil Cathryn Agnes McWilliams. M.D. Pediatrics Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington. DC Luciano Migliarino, M.D. Family Practice West Jersey Health System Voorhees. NJ Pamela Mae Miller. M.D. Pediatrics Yale-New Haven Hospital New Haven. CT Scott David Miner, M.D. Family Practice Triplcr Army Medical Center Honolulu. HI Mark Joseph Monteforte, M.D. Pathology Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia, PA Marian Lavette Moore, M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Montefiore Medical Center Bronx. NY Year Two Emergency Medicine Einstein Affiliated Hospitals Bronx. NY Eugene W. Mnrclti. M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Healtheast Teaching Hospital Allentown. PA Year Two Anesthesiology Duke University Medical Center Durham. NC Michele Rose Mulligan. M.D. Pediatrics Boston City Hospital Boston. MA Darrell Lee Murray. M.D. Family Practice Howard University Hospital Washington. DC Carlene Ann Muto, M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Angela Marie Nicholas, M.D. Family Practice Williamsport Hospital Williamsport. PA Christine Morris O'Brien, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Medical Center of Delaware Newark, DE Darid Jay Ogun, M.D. Internal Medicine — Primary Care Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh. PA Patience N. Okolie, M.D. Transitional Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading. PA Year Two Anesthesiology Hahnemann University Hospital Philadelphia, PA Rafael Junnluis Olivares, M.D. Family Practice Eastern Virginia Graduate School of Medicine Norfolk. VA Kim Eric Olson. M.D. Internal Medicine Presbyterian Hospital New York. NY Regina Michele Opalach. M.D. Pediatrics Eastern Virginia Graduate School of Medicine Norfolk. VA Robert Ortiz, M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Beth Israel Medical Center New York. NY Ho Pak. M.D. Sugery Abington Memorial Hospital Abington, PA Josette C. Palmer-Bradshaw. M.D. Family Practice Underwood-Memorial Hospital Woodbury. NJ Julie Unmee Park, M.D. Preliminary Surgery Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Salvatore Pelligra. M.D. Transitional Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Year Two Radiology Medical College of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. PA Audrey Obubu Pessu-Uwah, M.D. Internal Medicine Graduate Hospital Philadelphia. PA I-eslie Ella Purnell. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester. NY Susannah Rauch. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Sai Subhodhini Reddy, M.D. Internal Medicine Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester, NY Timothy Lamar Rhyme, M.D. Family Practice West jersey Health System Voorhees, NJ Howard Antony Riina, M.D. Preliminary Surgery Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Year Two Neurosurgery I lospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Heather Ann Ruddock. M.D. Pediatrics St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA Robert M. Sangrigoli. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Bani Akkaraju Venkata Sarma. M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia. PA Andrea Rae Satinsky, M.D. Orthopedic Surgery McGaw Medical Cenier Northwcstern University Chicago. II Karen Lynn Parks Scarpa. M.D. Emergency Medicine University of California — Davis Medical Center Sacramento Sacramento, CA Kakcsh Rajnikant Shah. M.l). Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Erie David Shapiro. M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Hcaltheast l eaching Hospital Allentown. PA Year Two Anesthesiology Emory University School of Medicine Atlanta. GA Robert Eric Shapiro. M.D. Internal Medicine Mount Sinai Hospital New York. NY Yasmecn Kluideja Shariff, M.D. Radiology Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh. PA Marianne Lynn Shaw. M.D. Internal Medicine University Hospital of Cleveland Cleveland. OH John Emerson Sidle, M.D. Medicine-Pediatrics Indiana University Medical Center Indianapolis. IN Deepak Singh, M.D. Surgery Morristown Memorial Hospital Morristown. NJ Shawna Kay Smith. M.D. Psychiatry University Hospital of Cleveland Cleveland. OH Elisa Marie Sottile, M.D. Internal Medicine Graduate Hospital Philadelphia. PA Scott Hastings Stewart. M.D. Internal Medicine University Health Center of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh. PA Joan Antoinette Stroud. M.D. Family Practice Montcfiore Medical Center Bronx, NY Alfred Patrick Sylvester. M.D. Psychiatry University Health Center of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh. PA Nlavola L. Tench. M.D. Family Practice Underwood-Memorial Hospital Woodbury. NJ Thomas Raikes Thompson. M.D. Psychiatry Emory University School of Medicine Atlanta. GA Charles Vincent l ooey, M.D. ; Obstetrics-Gynecology I ankenau Hospital ] Vynncwood. PA Oavid Arnold Trevino. M.D. ' ntcrnal Medicine ranklin Square Hospital Baltimore. MD Pamela Rene Turner. M.D. Pediatrics University of Chicago Hospitals Chicago. IL Kenneth Hann-kim L ng. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Melanie A. Urban, M.D. Pediatrics St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA 1 jure Lynn Veet, M.D. Internal’Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA Richard S. Wagman, M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Year Two Radiation Oncology Barnes Hospital St. Louis, MO Chana Sara Kahn Wasscrman. M.D. Obstet r ics-G yn ecology Washington Hospital Center Washington. DC Eric Arne Weber, M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA Cheryl Ann Workman. M.D. Family Practice Memorial Hospital of Burlington County Mt. Holly, NJ Kimberly S. Wyatt. M.D. Internal Medicine Portsmouth Naval Hospital Portsmouth. VA Richard Douglas Zane. M.D. Emergency Medicine Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. MD Joseph J. Zelinsky, Jr.. M.D. Transitional Balboa Naval Hospital San Diego. CA Danielle Marie Zerr. M.D. Pediatrics University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals Seattle. AV A Karl Arthur Zimmerman. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Joseph A. Zitterman. Jr„ M.D. Internal Medicine Emanucl Good Samaritan Portland. OR 367 1993 SKULL 3 C o .o o $ a? S May 21, 1993 HIPPOCRATIC OATH I do solemnly swear by that which I ho(d most sacred: That I will he loyal to the profession of medicine and just and generous to its members; Tfim I wifif fend my hfe and practice rny art in uprightness and honor; That into whatsoever house 1 shah enter, it shall be for the good of the sick to the utmost of my power, I holding myself aloof from wrong, from corruption, and from the tempting of others to vice; That J will exercise my art solely for the cure of my patients, and will give no drug, perform no operation for a criminal purpose, even if solicited, far (ess suggest it; That whatsoever I shall see or hear of the lives of others which is not fitting to 6e spoken, I will keep inviolably secret These things I do promise. As I am faithful to this my oath may happiness and good repute he ever mine. The opposite if I shall be forsworn. 368 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER LIBRARY temple university health science center library DEMCO