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

Text from Pages 1 - 408 of the 1997 volume:

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 3400 NORTH BROAD STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA 19140 10 FACULTY 92 STUDENT LIFE 166 SENIORS 334 RESIDENCIES 342 PATRONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS DEDICATION JOHN STODDARD WAY, PH.D. Most of us in the class of 1997 will remember hearing Dr. Way’s famous question. Are you asking me or are you telling me? , in his booming voice with a great big smile on his face. Bom John Stoddard Way in Elmhurst. Illinois on December 14th. 1928, to a father who was a life insurance agent and mother a homemaker, as the 3rd of five children, he spent his childhood in Wheaton. Illinois, hunting, fishing, building huts and doing projects around their home Band and orchestra were his main interests as a drummer from junior high through college. High school was at Wheaton Community. He spent his first two years of college at Dubuque University in Iowa (1946-1948) majoring in psychology and sociology then being an adventurous type hitchhiked to Provo. Utah where he transferred to Brigham Young University in 1948. He left in January 1949 when he was accepted into the University of Iowa, where he graduated in June 1950 with a degree in Psychology. He worked as a research assistant in anatomy at Northwestern University School of Medicine in Chicago for around one year where he fell in love with the nervous system and anatomy in general. This opened the door to what would become his career. His stay was cut short by the Korean War when he was drafted, but promptly released following a physical examination which revealed an old knee injury incurred in gym class. Dr. Way describes this event to me as he laughs to himself. A fellow classmate had jumped on his back in gym class and at that instant he heard and felt the famous pop which indeed turned out to be w hat most medical students will immediately recognize as a meniscal tear. He returned to his job at the university and remained there until September. 1951. In September 1951. he returned to the University of Iowa and completed a Masters Degree in Special Education of the Physically Handicapped. Concurrently, he look another course in anatomy in which he excelled and enjoyed immensely. He found he preferred leaching, and the year after he obtained his Masters Degree he taught a class of physically handicapped grade school students. However, this was not completely fulfilling for him. Dr. Way then applied to the department of anatomy at the University of Iowa for admission to their doctoral program. He fulfilled his premed courses in a record amount of time and went on to start his Ph D. in 1951 and obtained his doctorate in I960. During this time he was a teaching assistant to occupational therapy, physical therapy and med students in anatomy. He continued on as a Post doctorate and joined the faculty in 1962. In the meantime. he developed a strong interest in the field of comparative ncuroanatomy investigating brains of armadillos, opossums, and anteaters. During his time as a postdoc he met Dr. David Allbrook, who at the time was head of the department of anatomy at the University of Makerere Medical School in Kampala, Uganda. He managed to keep in touch with him, and found himself in Australia teaching a course in neuroanatomy to medical students for two months in the summer of 1966. He enjoyed this experience immensely and returned home to the U.S. and proclaimed to his wife that they were going to Australia in March of the following year. Unfortunately. due to the death of a faculty member in the department at the University of Iowa, their journey was postponed until June 1967. His 26 month stay in Australia was very enjoyable and he returned to the U.S. with mixed feelings in 1969. He then joined Temple University’s Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology in the Pall of 1969. when recruited by-friend and colleague Dr. Ray Truex. Dr. Way had met Dr. Truex in conferences and had kept in touch by sending him “hearts” from different native Australian animals for research. Dr. Way taught medical, dental, occupational therapy and physical therapy students and continued his research in ncuroanatomy until his retirement in January. 1994. He was well liked by the students and faculty and w ill always be remembered by the students who were fortunate enough to be taught by him. He always looked for a way to make students enjoy their learning experience in neuroanatomy and general anatomy with his enthusiasm, humor and easy demeanor. Dr. Way is a well-travelled man who has been to almost every continent. Some of the places that he has been privileged to visit include the Amazon. Australia. Austria. Bali, the Central African Republic. China. Fiji. France. Germany. Holland. Italy, the Philippines. Poland and Thailand. He recounts many tales of his travels. 5 Janet Quiz and John prior to marriage. The Ways (1957) In one tale, he tells of how he was visiting this eldest son. who was at the time in the Central African republic working in the Peace Corps. He befriended the local pygmies and spent some lime with them sleeping in the bush and scouting for wild elephants along the swamps. One night in particular he had an almost ethereal experience when he described the moon as being so bright that it blinded his eyes to look at it directly. It was a never to be forgotten experience. Another tale is that of a trip to the Philippines where his daughter and son-in-law were stationed. His son-in-law directed a naval research unit. They had to live under strict conditions, and he saw his son-in-law only a few days out of the month he visited because the Philippine rebel army blamed him and his colleagues for the introduction of AIDS and some other infectious diseases into the Philippines. He recounts being driven in armored cars and never taking the same route from the house. He then recounts talcs from his numerous trips to China where he was hospitalized after being in a motor vehicle accident and also of returning with his brother and his sister-in-law, a China bom woman, who left her home in Shanghai 50 years earlier when she tied the country during World War II. In June 1951, he married a fellow graduate student by the name of Janet Gutz and they had five wonderful children together. Janet obtained a Masters degree in Guidance and Counselling and then went on to work as an administrative assistant in the College of Nursing in Iowa. Their children are Kathleen. Margaret. Benjamin. Steven and John and he also has five beautiful grandchildren. Currently, he spends his re- tirement planning trips and remodelling his home. He says the days seem to go so quickly and he exclaimed that he was like a proverbial chicken without a head running around trying to do so many things. In the words of John S. Way. we will keep it simple and say that, it is with great pleasure and pride that the class of 1997 honors Dr. Way with the dedication of the 1997 Skull. —Bunmi Bccklcy Dr. Way at retirement party with faculty members. Dr. Way in Anatomy Class with students. With young child. China. 1994. Just arrived at Minm uifh t..„ Beijing. 1990 after hospitalization for auto accident. Two mosi ardent fans — Andrea and Sancho 7 Doting grandfather With daughter Margaret. ‘Daddy’s little girl' HOODERS Hoods are a relic of medievalism in modern academic life. The hood’s silken lining is the color of the university conferring the degree, and the velvet indicates the special area of study. The colors of Temple University are cherry red and while; dark green represents medicine. Hoodcrs are individuals who symbolically bestow our degrees upon us. Each year the senior class chooses four individuals to place Academic Hoods upon us at our graduation ceremony. These distinguished individuals were selected not only for superb quality of teaching, but also for their hard work and dedication to the Class and Temple University School of Medicine. Our four years in medical school have been easier and more enjoyable due to individuals such as these, and they have served as great inspirations to us all. Hooders for the Class of 1997 are: Dr. Richard Eisenstaedt. Deputy Chair, Department of Internal Medicine; Dr. Bennett Lorber, Section Chief, Infectious Diseases; Dr. Sally Rosen. Associate Dean for Student Affairs; Dr. Gerald Sterling. Department of Pharmacology. On behalf of the Class of 1997, the yearbook staff wishes to thank each of them for the time they have taken to guide us through the beginning stages of our medical careers. Sally Rosen. M.D. 8 Bennett Lorber. M.D. Richard Eisenstaedt. M.D. ADMINISTRATION Leon S. Malmud, M.D. Dean, Temple University School of Medicine; Senior Vice President, Health Sciences Center: President and Chief Executive Officer, Temple University Health System Richard J. Kozera, M.D. Executive Dean William E. Barry, M.D. Associate Dean for Medical Education Sally Rosen, M.D. Associate Dean for Student Affairs Thomas R. Freitag Associate Dean for Administration Charles S. Ireland, Jr. Assistant Dean and Director of RAP Program Robert R. Smedley, Ed.D. Assistant Dean for Continuing Medical Education Sandra J. McDade Director of Business Affairs, Health Sciences Center Gregory Zimmaro Administrator for Administrative Sen’ices Virginia Morris Administrator for Planning and Facilities Management Mark-Alien Taylor Director of Library, Health Sciences Center Gloria Greenberg Administrative Coordinator William F. Schulze Assistant Dean at Albert Einstein Medical Center Dr. Leon Malmud Dr. William Barry Dr. Sally Rosen Dr. Richard Kozera 12 Shirley Burton Coordinator for Graduate Programs Dawn B. Marks, Ph D. Professor of Biochemistry and Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies Dorothy Newton Secretary for Graduate Programs and M.IX Ph.D. Program Charles Ireland Shirley, Dr. Marks. Dorothy Gloria Greenberg TEMPLE UNIVERSITY School of Medicine OFFICE OE THE DEAN William Schulze Ronald Tuma. Ph.D. 14 Hazel Thomas Margaret McChesney Primary Care Institute Carol Cochran. Associate Director John J. Devcnney. Jr.. Education Coordinator Richard Sanders, Secretary Mr. Sanders. Ms. Cochran and Mr. Devenney Shirley. Ms. Russo and Peg Mary Office of Faculty and Student Records M. Judith Russo. Director Shirley Ester Peg Lipsett Mary Stepp 15 ANATOMY CELL BIOLOGY Carson D. Schneck, M.D., Ph.D. Acting Chairperson Mark M. Black, Ph.D. Albert A. Laniperti. Ph.D. Judith Litvin. Ph.D. Thomas A. Marino, Ph.D. Michael Montgomery. M.D. Patricia Olds-Clarke. Ph.D. Joanne Orth. Ph.D. Brett A. Oxberry. Ph.D. Laurie G. Paavola, Ph.D. Helen E. Pearson. Ph.D. Steven J. Phillips. M.D. Stephen H. Pilder, Ph.D. Steven N. Popoff, Ph.D. Marvin Sodicoff. Ph.D. Dr. Carson Schneck. Acting Chair 16 Dr. Steven Popoff and Dr. Thomas Marino Dr. Mark Black Dr. Albert Lamperti Dr. Patricia Olds-CIarke Dr. Joanne Orth 17 Dr. Bren Oxberry Dr- L™™ Paavola drill ilimnofxji ABCOHF (UIU KJ MNOTOR 'll ' wxvz Dr. Helen Pearson Medial pectoral nerve (C8. Tl) Medial brachial cutaneous nerve 'Til Medial antebrachial cutaneous nerve (C8. T1) Upper subscapular nerve C5.6) Thoracodorsal (middle subscapularl nerve ( ■ 7, 81 I nwpf siihsrannl.ir nerve ft) To longus colli and scalene muscles (CS. 6. 7. 8 1st intercostal nerve Long thoracic nerve iC5. 6. 7} 18 Dr. Steven Phillips Dr. Stephen Pilder Ifeven Popoff Dr. Marvin Sodicoff Dr. Premkumar Reddy, Chairman Dr. David Ash BIOCHEMISTRY E. Premkumar Reddy, Ph.I). Chairperson David E. Ash, Ph.D. Andrei Z. Budzynski, Ph.D. Parkson Chong. Ph.D. Jimmy H. Collins, Ph.D. Kathleen Giangiacomo, Ph.D. Charles Grubmeyer, Ph.D. Robert II. Hamilton. Ph.D. Fredda London, Ph.D. Dawn B. Marks, Ph.D. Warren E. Masker, Ph.D. Ronald A. Picringer, Ph.D. Colleen M. Smith, Ph.D. Dianne R. Soprano, Ph.D. Barbara L. Stitt, Ph.D. Robert .1. Suhadolnik, Ph.D. Peter Walsh. M.D., Ph.D. 20 Dr. Parkson Chong Dr. Jimmy Collins Dr. Kathleen Giangiacomo Dr. Robert Hamilton and Dr. Andrei Budzynski Dr. Charles Grubmeyer Dr. Dawn Marks 21 Dr. Fredda London Dr. Warren Masker 22 Dr. Robert Suhadolnik MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY Chris I). Platsoucas. Ph.D. Chairperson Roberl H. Baum. Ph.D. Susan C. Bock. Ph.D. Helen R. Buckley. Ph.D. Lolita Daneo-Moore, Ph.D. Toby K. Eisenstein, Ph.D. Earl E. Henderson, Ph.D. Michael L. Higgins, Ph.D. Walter K. Long, Ph.D. Marc Monestier. M.D.. Ph.D.. David M. Mosser, Ph.D. Leonard M. Pakman. Ph.D. Patrick J. Piggot, Ph.D. Thomas J. Rogers, Ph.D. Gerald I). Shock man. Ph.D. Kenneth J. Soprano, Ph.D. Norman P. Willett. Ph.D. Dr. Platsoucas, Chairman Dr. Pakman introducing Dr. Cundy Taking cultures from the lunch trucks.... as Dr. Mai Practice Dr- Henderson takes a break with Dr. Long. Dr. Baum Dr. Buckley Dr. Daneo-Moore 24 Dr. Henderson Dr. Higgins Dr. Pak man Dr. Mosser Dr. Piggot Dr. Shockman 25 Dr. Soprano Dr. Willett PATHOLOGY Henry Simpkins, M.D, Ph.D. Chairperson Raghhir Athwal. Ph.D. Sarah Barksdale. M.D. James Cava. M.D. Sow-Yeh Chen, B.M.D., Ph.D. Fram Dalai, Ph.D. Raul DeLa Cadena, M.D. Nahum J. Duker, M.D. Paul Farber, D.D.S., Ph.D. I. Bruce F.lfenbein. M.D. Bruce Goldman, M.D. Marc Hansen, Ph.D. Jay Howard Herman, M.D. Rajendra Kandpal, Ph.D. Mark Kaplan, M.D., Ph.D. Ady Kendler, M.D. Philip Lazarus, Ph.D. Stephen Leech, VI.D., Ph.D. Arthur Miller, D.M.D. Pen-Ming Ming, M.D. Kai Ni, M.D. Hemant Parekh, Ph.D. Gordon Pringle, D.D.S., Ph.D. A. Koneti Rao, M.D. Toni Robinson, M.D. Carmen Sapienza. Ph.D. Rachel Sheppard, Ph.D. Chik-Kwun Tang, M.D. Rebecca Thomas, MBBS Allan L. Truant, Ph.D. Peter Wong. Ph.D. John Wurzel, M.D. Dr. Caya and Family Dr. Goldman Dr. Dalai. Dr. Thomas Rubea (Lab Tech) i Dr. Ni Dr. Dulca Dr. Tang 27 PHARMACOLOGY J. Bryan Smith, Ph.D. Chairperson Martin W. Adler, Ph.D. Barrie Ashby, Ph.D. Martin Black, M.D. Alan Cowan, Ph.D. James L. Daniel, Ph.D. Concetta Harakal. Ph.D. Lee-Yuan Liu-Chen, Ph.D. James G. McElligott, Ph.D. Michael Ruggieri, Ph.D. Michael A. Sirover, Ph.D. Gerald H. Sterling, Ph.D. Ronald J. Tallarida, Ph.D. George D. V. Van Rossum, Ph.D. Opioid receptor Bindlna of naloxone does not activate receptor and. therefore, naloxone reverses the effects of opioid agonists, such as morpine and heroin Temple E.R.’s wake up call Dr. Sterling Dr. Sterling and Dr. Tallarida assoc. log--------------= pKa - pH dissoc. HA === h+ + A-B- + H+ ==== BH NH3 + H+ === NH4 + Top 5 Most Remembered Pharm Facts: 1. There arc good drugs and bad drugs 2. Caffeine is a very good drug 3. Beer isn't half bad cither 4. Lecture + slides = instant sedation 5. They lied: Biochent does show up again INCREASED RESPONSE cv Vl METHODS • HI -.. c cerebral I ARTERIAL TONE ANO 1 45CALCIUM UPTAKE I AND BINDING METHODS - II 30 Pharmacologic basis of cocaine Dr. Mills Dr. Van Rossum EtOH------------- Acetoldehyde---------- flcellc flcld Alcohol Aldehyde Dehydrogenoee Dehydrogenase Daniels CjH, Propylthiouracil PHYSIOLOGY Ronald F.Tuma, Ph.D. Chairperson John A. Drees, Ph.D. Steven P. Driska, Ph.D. James L. Heckman, Ph.D. Frank J. Hohenleitner. Ph.D. Lyle YV. Horn. Ph.D. Steven R. Houser. Ph.D. Maria Anna Kowalska, Ph.D. John S. Martin, Ph.D. Stefan Niewiarowski, M.I)., Ph.D. James P. Ryan. Ph.D. Thomas H. Shaffer, Ph.D. Michael B. Wang, Ph.D. Roy L. White. Ph.D. Marla Wolfson, Ph.D. Dr. Wolfson 32 Dr. Wang with his grandaughter Dr. Heckman Drs. Parkman. Martin, Ryan, and Dempsey VENOUS PRESSURE (nvnHj) ROBERT M. BERN E MATTHEW N. LEVY 1 t t 33 Drs. White and Heckman Dr. Houser Dr. Wang and Gloria Greenberg Ur EKG’s K Dr. Drees Dr. Driska 34 ANESTHESIOLOGY Rodger E. Barnette, M.D. A cling Chairperson Maria Bartolozzi, M.I). Neil W. Brister. YI.I)., Ph.D. Ann Marie Carey, M.D. Ansuya A. Chatwani, M.I). Linda J. Doberczak, M.D. Elizabeth Drum, M.D. Steve Giriyappa, M.D. Ibtesam A. Hilmi. M.D. Yiyan Hong, M.D. Alexandra Karetas, M.D. Nancy B. Kenepp, M.D. Michael F. Keresztury, M.I). Jill Krasner, M.D. Edward. II. Leonard, M.D. Russell I.. Levin, M.D. Allan A. Lewis, M.D. Perry A. Loesberg, M.D. Timothy J. O'Grady, M.D. Gertrude Pruckmayr, M.D. John E. Safaryn, M.D. Scott A. Schartel, I).(). Margaret Schwedler, M.D. Bonita M. Shapiro. M.D. Ashok N. Shenoy. M.D. Harry B.Smeltz, D.O. Anthony I. Thornton. M.D. Woodrow W. Wendling, M.D.. Ph.D. American Journal of Surgery QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENT of ANESTHESIA ANALGESIA Lmvu iauoa t ueoco — loot t lacca UTTW UMXUTBI CO!HTt TS r rv A OWiu C � •« •lA'WiOlM OA !•« ’J � HN •• (J ni «.r A4 A N •� .11 1 1 v l 0� ! •«• • • •� , 11. � IM « i a I H� ll� | Jl � M� % • � � • •� % H 35 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING Robert A. Gatenby, M.D. Acting Chairperson Naveed Akhtar, M.D. David S. Ball, D.O. Phillip M. Boiselle, M.D. Akbar Bonakdarpour, M.D. Orest B. Boyko, M.D., Ph.D. Dina F. Caroline. M.D. N. David Charkes, M.D. Gary S. Cohen, M.D. Kristin L. Crisci, M.D. Bernadette R. Curtis, M.D. Eric N. Faerber, M.D. Mary S. Fisher, M.D. Evan Geller, M.D. Bruce Greenberg, M.D. Kenneth II. Harris, M.D. Linda C. Knight. Ph.D. Jeffrey Kochan. M.D. Susan K. Lemieux, Ph.D. Michael B. Love. M.D. Patricia Ann Lowry, M.D. Leon S. Malmud. M.D. Alan H. Maurer. M.D. Virginia P. Mercader, M.D. Barton . Milestone, M.D. Chitta Paul, Ph.D. George Revesz, Ph.D. Neil A. Roach, M.D. Eleanor Smergel, M.D. Jean-Luc t rbain. M.D. Thomas Witomski, M.D. Barbara Wolfson, M.D. Marvin C. Ziskin, M.D. Dr. Robert Gatenby, Acting Chairperson Dr. Neil Roach Dr. Michael Love 36 Dr. Linda Knight and Dr. N. David Charkes Dr. Mary Fisher: “This is an AP film, non-rotated and with good inspiratory effort. There are no soft tissue abnormalities or bony abnormalities. The heart is....” 37 Dr. Naveed Akhtar Dr. Orest Boyko and Dr. Jean-Luc Urbain EMERGENCY MEDICINE Frederic KaufTman, MJ). Section Chief Maged Botros, M.D. Dawn Demangone, M.D. Leonard Fried land, M.D. Richard Harrigan, M.D. David J. Karras, M.D. David B. Levy, D.O. Paula Podrazik, M.D. Thomas Rebbecchi, M.D. Ari B. Sell well, M.D. Philip C. Van Dongen, M.D. David Wald. D.O. (Left to right) Dr. Wald, Dr. Karras. Dr. Friedland. Dr. Schwell, Dr. Rebbecchi. Dr. KaufTman Drs. Harrigan and Rebbecchi Too busy to go to the bathroom??? Drs. Friedland, Chang, and Karras Don’t forget your ABC’s Airway Breathing Circulation FAMILY PRACTICE Dr. Stephen Permut, Chairperson 40 The faculty and residents of Montgomery Family Practice INTERNAL MEDICINE Dr. Sidney Cohen. Chairperson 41 Dr. Richard Eisenstaedt. Deputy Chairperson CARDIOLOGY Alfred A. Bove, M.D., Ph.D. Section Chief James A. Burke, M.D., Ph.D. Alfred Buxton, M.D. William G. Combs. M.D. Daniel G. Dadourian, M.D. Ezra Deutsch, M.D. Howard J. Kisen, M.D. Christopher L. Hansen. M.D. Henry H. Ilsia. M.D. Kenneth B. Margulies, M.D. Paul J. Mather, M.D. Michael T. McDonough, M.D. John M. Miller. M.D. John P. Panidis. M.D. Ileana L. Pina, M.D. Pia S. Pollack. M.D. Steven Rothman, M.D. Louis A. Soloff. M.D. Howard F. Warner, M.D. David H. Wiener, M.D. A “Heart-y” Bunch 42 Dr. Daniel Dadourian Dr. Christopher Hansen — —[ ■(—— r—ir —V-— kttWW |H -iWWOti •«; tltwv. • t- HK WW 43 An invasive group: Dr. William Combs. Dr. Daniel Dadourian and Dr. Ezra Deutsch DERMATOLOGY Faria Mesgar. M.D. Dr. Mesgar ENDOCRINOLOGY Guenther Boden, M.D. Section Chief E. Victor Adlin, M.D. Bertram Channick, M.D. Richard Kozera, M.D. Allan Marks, M.D. Tarun Ray, M.D. Charles R. Shuman, M.D. The three amigos of endocrine: Dr. Bertram Channick. Dr. Guenther Boden and Dr. Allan Marks 44 Name this organ.... 45 Dr. Charles Shuman GASTROENTEROLOGY Robert S. Fisher, M.D. Section Chief Martin Rlack, M.D. Sidney Cohen, M.D. Marta Dabezies, M.D. Brenda Horwitz, M.D. Ira Kelberman, M.D. Benjamin Krevsky, M.D. Larry Miller, M.D. Carrie Ogorek. M.D. Henry Parkman, M.D. Dr. Fisher Dr. Black 46 Drs. Parkman and Kelberman I Dr. Kelberman I Dr. Krevsky Dr. Miller 47 GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE Stanley Russin, M.D. Section Chief Margot Boigon. M.D. Anthony Bonagura, M.D. W illiam Brady, M.D. Crystal Clark. M.D. Stephen Cohen, M.D. Richard Eisenstaedt. M.D. Kevin Ennis, M.D.. F.A.C.P. Susan Gersh, M.D. Diana Morgenstern, M.D. Darilyn Moyer, M.D. Kristin Parris, M.D. Starr Pearson, M.D. Rita Reichard, M.D. Barry Rinker, M.D. Ellen Tedaldi, M.D. Cissy Van den Berg-Wolf, M.D. Dr. Tedaldi 48 Dr. Rinker 1st Feline to graduate Temple Med 49 You thought we were kidding, huh? HEMATOLOGY Dr. Col man Dr. Rubin Robert Colman, M.D. Section Chief William Barry, M.D. H. James Day, M.D. Richard Eisenstaedt, M.D. Keith R. McCrae, M.D. A. Koneti Rao, M.D. Ronald Rubin. M.D. Sunita Sheth. M.D. Peter Walsh, M.D. Dr. Eisenstaedt Dr. Rao Dr. McCrae Dr. Walsh Dr. Barry Hematology rounds ONCOLOGY Drs. Goldman and Klumpp Dr. Magdalinski. Dr. Schnall and Dr. Macdonald I SIMPLE li EHENSIVE C Dr. Axelrod Dr. Leopold John Macdonald. M.D. Section Chief Rita Axelrod, M.D. Stuart Goldberg, M.D. Thomas Klumpp. M.D. Lance Leopold, M.D. Anthony Magdalinski. D.O. Kenneth K Mangan. M.D. Sandra Schnall, M.D. 51 INFECTIOUS DISEASES Bennett Lorber, M.D. Section Chief Peter Axelrod, M.D. Thomas Fekete, M.D. Jay Kostman, M.D. Bvungse Suh, M.D. Robert Swenson, M.D. Dr. Bennett Lorber. Section Chief 52 Dr. Thomas Fekete 53 Dr. Jay Kostman Dr. Byungse Suh NEPHROLOGY Christine P. Basil, M.D. Section Chief Joseph Benjamin. M.D. Martin Goldberg, M.D. Michael fleifets, M.D. Ellie Kelepouris, M.D. Louis J. Riley, Jr. M.D. David Roth. M.D. Armando Samuels, M.D. Gerri Schulman, M.D. Drs. Roth. Basil, Kelepouris. Goldberg and Benjamin 54 NEUROLOGY Jeffrey I. Greenstein. M.I). Chairperson H. Branch Coslett, M.I). David J. Bayard. M.I). Joseph F. Hulihan, M.D. Bihhuti B. Mishra. M.D. Gerardo R. Torres, M.D. Shwe Z. Tun. M.D. Dr. Torres Central sulcue(of Rolando) Eye Lateral fissure (of Sylvius) Supromarginol yyrus Angular gyrus Superior temporol sulcus cerebral a. ana ante'io' communicating a. tunction ot internal carotid a anterior ctvoroidat a oontnaimic a ooatanor communicating a � e� t t roOaaiiar ayttam 55 Remember Willis? Dr. Mishra 56 PULMONARY MEDICINE (jerard J. Criner, M.D. Section Chief Kathleen Brennan, M.D. David Ciccolella, M.D. Sam Krachman, D.O. Friedrich Kueppers. M.D. Gerald O Brien, M.D. Kenneth Tolep, M.D. John Travaline, M.D. Drs. Tolep, Criner. Ciccolella. and Travaline Superior 57 Drs. Kueppers and Kelsen The Basics Dr. Criner presenting the liner points of lung tumors. Dr. O’Brien Dr. Krachman and Dr. D'Alonzo 58 RHEUMATOLOGY Dr. Tourtellotte Charles Tourtellotte, M.D. Section Chief Steven Berney, M.D. Janet Burkholder, M.D. Douglas Conaway, M.D. Audrey I knis. M.D. 59 OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY E., Albert Reece, M.D. Chairperson Raymond Brown, M.D. Ann Cai, M.D. Linda Chan, M.D. Ashwin Chatwani, M.D. Marvin H. Terry Grody, M.D. Dennis Hartman, M.D. Ozgur Harmanli, M.D. C. William Helm. M.D. Ilya Johnson, M.D. Meena Khandelwal, M.D. Abraham Ludomirski, M.D. Paul Nyirjesy, M.D. Gerard Reme. M.D. Wendy Scherzer, M.D. Valerie Whiteman, M.D. Ying, King Wu, M.D., Ph.D. Ricardo Yazigi, M.D. Zue-Shong Zheng, M.D. ilium! Dr. Scherzer Dr. Helm 61 Drs. Whiteman and Chatwani Drs. Grody. Nyirjesy, Chalwani with guest speaker. Dr. Goist Dr. Grody introducing a guest speaker at Grand Rounds OB GYN attendings 63 Drs. Johnson and Scherzer Dr. Re me PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABUATATYON James T. Demopoulos, M.D. Chairperson Andrea E. Brown, M.D. Stephen R. Caspar, M.D, Margaret A. Guest, D.O. Ian B. Maitin, M.D. Staci J. Schwartz, M.D. Michael M. Weinik, D.O. Dr. Andrea Brown Dr. Janies Demopoulos, Chairperson 64 65 Dr. Stephen Caspar demonstrating the finer points of cardiac rehabilitation. BurrS. Eichelman. M.D., Ph.D. Chairperson Carol Alter, M.D. Michael Ascher, Ph.D. Christopher Combs, Ph.D. Allan Cristol, M.D. Sharon Curlik, D.O. Paul Fink, M.D. John E. Fryer, M.D. John Harding, M.D. Louis Harris, M.D. Steven King, M.D. Donald Overton, Ph.D. Kevin Riley. Ph.D. Richard Roemer, Ph.D. Robert Ruchinskas, Psy.D. Hope Selarnick, M.D. Ellen Sholevar, M.D. Hedy Singer, Ph.D. Roy Steinhouse, M.D. Roy Stern. M.D. Marc Zisselman. M.D. PSYCHIATRY Dr. Eichelman Dr. Harding and team Dr. Sholevar Dr. Harding 66 Dr. Selarnick Dr. Ascher Dr. Steinhouse Dr. Cristol and Dr. Overton Dr. Stem Dr. Fryer Dr. Combs and Dr. Riley L r. is.mi: Dr. King performing acupuncture on a patient 67 RADIATION ONCOLOGY Patrick R. M. Thomas, M.D. Chairperson Craig L. Silverman, M.D. Glenda Smith, M.D. 68 Dr. Craig Silverman and Dr. Glenda Smith Dr. Glenda Smith Dr. Craig Silverman Dr. Patrick Thomas Even a first year med student could spot this radiosensitive lesion.... 69 GENERAL SURGERY Stuart I. Myers, M.D. Chairperson Francis C. Au, M.D. Michael Badellino, M.D. Barry Browne, M.D. Robert F. Buckman. M.D. Anthony .1. Comerota. M.D. Daniel T. Dempsey, M.D. Amy J. Goldberg, M.D. Robert Harwich, M.D. John Meilahn, M.D. Michael Schina, M.D. John V. White, M.D. Dr. Myers Dr. Dempsey 70 Dr. Meilahn k Dr. Au 71 Dr. Goldberg and a resident preparing for a trauma. 72 Dr. Badellino 73 CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY V. Paul Addonizio, M.D. Section Chief Satoshi Furukawa, M.D. Yalluvan Jeevanandam, M.D. James McClurken. M.D. pr v. Paul Addonizio, Section Chief «ci tD REHABIU Isaac, and 6. J. C univ. School of If Dr. Janies McClurken Dr. Valluvan Jeevanandam OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY Glenn C. Isaacson, M.D. Chairperson and Chief Pediatric Otolaryngology Ellen S. Deutsch, M.D. Alexander Glickman, M.D., D.M.D. Emil P. Liebman, M.D. William H. Martin, Ph.D. Melvin L. Masloff, M.D. Max L. Ronis, M.D. Wasyl Szeremeta, M.D. Dr. Max Ronis Dr. Jeffrey Finkelstein 75 NEUROSURGERY Raj K. Narayan, M.I). Chairperson William Young, M.I). Doug Laske, M.I). Michael Munz, M.D. Karin Bierbrauer, M.D, Gary Magram, M.D. Dr. Munz Dr. Narayan 76 Dr. Young Dr. Laske OPHTHALMOLOGY Dr. Kubacki Dr. Portnoy taking time with her patients. Dr. Martyn Joseph Kubacki. M.D. Chairperson Lois Martyn, M.D. Jane Portnoy, M.D. Stephen W. Wong, M.D. Dr. Wong 77 ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY Michael Clancy, M.D. Chairperson Philip I). Alburger, M.D. E. Kalasubramanian. M.D. Randal R. Betz, M.D. David H. Clements, HI. M.D. John A. Handal, M.D. Norman A. Johanson, M.D. John D. Kelly, IV, M.D. Scott H. Kozin. M.D. John W. Lachman, M.D. Paul A. Marchetto, M.D. Stanley P. Michael. M.D. Ray A. Moyer, M.D. Edward .1. Resnick, M.D. Joseph J. Thodcr, M.D. Dr. Michael Clancy 78 UROLOGY Philip M. Hanno, M.D. Chairperson Richard A. Kendall. M.D. Michael A. Pontari, M.D. K. James Seidmon, M.D. Dr. Hanno 79 MERCY HOSPITAL SCRANTON, PA Dr. John McGeehan. Inicmal Medicine Faculty Dr. Edward D .iclak. Internal Medicine Faculty V� t. MOSES TAYLOR HOSPITAL SCRANTON, PA Dr. Scialla with Internal Medicine Residents 81 Dr. Lou O'Boyle, Internal Medicine Faculty ALBERT EINSTEIN MEDICAL CENTER William Schulze, Assistant Dean for Temple at Albert Einstein Medical Center 82 Dr. Richard Allman. Internal Medicine Faculty Morning report with Internal Medicine residents. Members of the OB GYN faculty at AEMC. Ann Nolan, the ever-so-helpful Academic Coordinator for the Department of Medicine smiles along with Dr. Michael Czamecki. Assistant Program Director. AEMC Psychiatry Faculty: Dr. George Bell. Outpatient Director: Dr. Larry Real, Director. Adult Psychiatry at Belmont Center: Dr. Michael Vergare, Chairman; and Dr. Edward Volkman. Director, Acute Sendees. 83 ABINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Two members of the Department of Medicine Faculty. 85 A look at the newly completed Toll Pavilion. ST. CHRISTOPHER S HOSPITAL for CHILDREN Dr. I raj Rezvani, Acting Chairperson, Department of Pediatrics 86 87 Dr. Charles Omdal. Depanment of Emergency Medicine, showing a different side of himself. 88 STUDENT SERVICES Donna J. Mason. Senior Lab Technician; Ronald F. Medori. Associate Director; Charles F. Markocki. Lab Technician MULTI DISCIPLINE LABORATORY SERVICES 89 HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER LIBRARY Left to right: 1st Row: James Guglielmo. Royce Sargeant, Valerie Williams. Mary Ellen Harris. 2nd Row: Eugene Lew. Harriet Pearson. Maureen Smith. Karen Burstein, Jean Cottle. Lillian Brazin. Mark-Alien Taylor. Director. Back Row: Kandy Dancy. Lavada Deas. John Goodheart FINANCIAL AID OFFICE 90 Thomas Malloy. Assistant Director; Dr. Fred Hough. Medical School Counselor. Francinc Miles. Clerk: Cynthia Patterson. Secretary: Rozina McFaddcn-Forde. Allied Health Counselor: Donna Litrenta. Graduate School Counselor. STUDENT HEALTH Bruce Gilmore, M.D. 91 Patrice Howerton, Eileen Hyams. R.N.. Rhonda Hill .and the bones with the flesh Soo Kim....budding cardiologist? Amy Evangelisto. Liz Jacobs, and Jen Beisty 94 Future Surgeons of America: Brian Lawenda. Danette Taylor. Ralph Sando, Mary Ellen, what a nice set of....lungs Rebecca Rosen. Eric Rottenberg you have!! Come on guys, not here! Bethany Perry. Stephanie Patel, and Rita Pasko 95 Dr. Schneck giving his pearls. TOP TEN THINGS THAT ONLY DR. SCHNECK KNOWS 10) How many licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie pop. 9) Why guys from The South are always missing a few front teeth. 8) The story behind those big chunks of rubber on the highway. 7) Whether Pat is a man or a woman. 6) What happens when you tear the tag off the mattress. 5) Where the socks go in the dryer. 4) The composition of fruitcake. 3) How many gunmen shot J.F.K. 2) What Vera looks like. 1) Which came first, the chicken or the egg. 96 Flagellum CvlOttome Undulating mem brant Axoilyl Flagellum “The essence of the Gram stain. o Coccus C=3 o Bacilius Coccobacillus Fusiform bacillus A Vibrio Spirillum Spirochete We eagerly await the chance to be involved in the physiology lab. John Schmittncr 99 David Morrison TALENT SHOW 1994 David Nathan, the next Willie Nelson??? 100 Mike Weizman and Theresa Albright mi REPETITION IS KEY Rick reviewing his notes. Mock histo practical at Sheri and Erin's Brian hard at work Steve, there’s no reason to get violent. 102 103 Sherri and Heather hurry in before lecture. Med students need love too! The Big Red T in the sky. Chien and Theresa take time to relax with a crossword puzzle. 104 Joe, Jennifer. Mike, and Andrea along w ith their attending during FCC. Rob. Rita. Brian and Michael strike a pose with their attending during FCC. Matt Garberina walking to SFC with lunch in hand to join in the foosball tournament. 105 Lunch on the wall....Mindy Newcombe. Becca Rosen. Eric Rottenberg. Roy Rubin. John Harris. Javier Lopez. Jorge Roig and friend. 106 ”Thc Abington Group”....AKA Chien Oh. Theresa Albright. Lee Radosh. Mike Goldstein. Joy Gianvittorio and Silvia Amesty enjoy lunch at Mama Rosa's Restaurant. Diana Kane and Bill Lien 107 Val Green and Gene Lee spread a little cheer as Eric Lebby and Ashley Litton Faulx look on. 108 Eric Rottenberg, Chris Rush. Brad Paddock and Rita Pasko. 109 PHYSIOLOGY PICNIC JUNE 1994 Liz Jacobs acting “goofy with Helen Shiels Deitch. Lee Radosh and John Harris Allison Shirker and Quinn Kasarda. no Mary Ellen Kolatis, Diana Kane and Becca Rosen Boys will be boys. Ill Bill Lien and Am my Marten Chris Kowalski. Becca Rosen. Mary Ellen Kolatis, and Jen Bcisty and Shari Zager Brian Lawenda 112 Liz Jacobs. Dave Kasarda and D’Arcy Duke Becca Rosen and Brian Lawenda Good friends Mike Weizman and Shari Zager checking out the softball game. Lee Radosh and Joy Gianvittorio enjoying some cool beverages. 113 Bethany Perry demonstrates her Babe Ruth impression with Ralph Sando as catcher. 114 John Deitch and Tim Reish Danette Taylor gives us her California smile. Jay Myers, Tim Reish and Mike Weizman demonstrate what they really learned in the first year. 115 John Deitch at bat. Joy Gianvittorio and Joel Rosner 116 Matt Garberina and Ralph Sando Eric Rottenberg and Aaron Kulick horse around during the picnic. Matt Garberina takes a practice cut in the batter s box. Mike Goldstein 117 THE SEMI-FORMAL JANUARY 1995 Elyse Dishler. Nancy Kim. Jennifer Baumbach, Sue Chang, Jackie and Chris Fox Chi Kim. Nancy Cooney. DanetteTaylor. Amy Marren and Bobbi Benson. 118 Jeremy Grosser and Eric Lobby have some fun at the Mut Joy Gianvittorio with boyfriend Dan Rakowski ter Museum. 119 Mike Goldstein gets caught up in the history of the moment. Allison Shirker and Amy Evangelisto perform their version of the Electric Slide. 121 Lee Radosh. Eric Rottenberg and Mike Goldstein Danette Taylor. Jennifer Baumbach, Nancy Kim, Amy Marren. Nancy Cooney. Chi Kim and Bobbie Benson 122 123 Mike Weizman and Amy Evangelisto Eric Rottenberg: Who's the king???' THE CLINICAL YEARS The Abington surgery crew from blocks 7 and 8. Beverly Mathis answers the phone with a smile. Sadish Siva rejoices at discovering that his attending won’t round at 5 AM after all. 124 WANTED People to work long hours with frequent mandatory overtime. Few holidays and weekends off. Must be able to keep massive amounts of paperwork up to date while making split-second, life or death decisions. Must be immune to verbal abuse and able to neutralize the occasional physical assaults. Must display patience, kindness, understanding and caring even when personal life is coming apart at the seams. Must show no aversion to blood, vomit, oozing infections or human body wastes. Salary in no way commensurate with knowledge and ability. Only those interested in dealing with depressing situations on a daily basis need apply. 125 Joel Rosner. Mike Goldstein and Brian Lawenda properly demonstrate the Weber test. 127 Rick Espcr as his usual chuckling self. Bethany Perry Nader Shaikh Keith Sadel notices the family resemblance. Lief Nordberg 128 129 George Emerick Ralph Sando Keith Sadel on the wards with camera bag in tow. Matt Horn 130 Theresa Albright expresses delight in volunteering to put in that Foley. 131 Amy Evangelisto exclaims. Hey, I'm on Radiology this month! Becca Rosen expresses surprise as she discovers that her heart goes “Lub, dub” just like the Littman audio tapes. Neh Onumah searches for those inconspicuous Medex cards. Keith Sadel and John Schmittner take a break from the hospital day. 132 Angela Mingari Jill Warcn Tim Mark tells Neh Onumah. You don’t really need these. John Reilly 134 Keith Sadel and Gloria Greenberg Frank Ammaturo, Bemie Sopky. Brad Paddock. Andrew Naidech and Keith Sadel Mike Weizman Mike Weizman and John Benson enjoy the fresh air in front of Kresge. 135 Sarun Suwan and Rita Pasko pose with an Abington surgery resident. Sue Knauber. Rita Pasko and Sarun Suwan by the radiology rolloscope. Soo Kim tells Allison Shirker. “Hold still, this will only take a minute. Dr. David Junkin supervises Robert Wong and John Harris during the orthopedics casting workshop at Abington. 136 LUNCH TIME Chris Godshall, Christopher Clarkson. Jonathan Schwartz and Ernie Yeh Will Murrell Aaron Kulick and Eric Rottenberg race to see who can Joel Rosner. Eric Lebby and Brian Lawenda in front of the finish their hoagie first. lunch truck. 137 8 The Temple Medical School Honor Board. 1996 97. ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA Class of 1997 Michael E. Barton Angela Mingari Rebecca L. Rosen Jennifer L. Baumbach Daniel M. Morrison Roy M. Rubin John R. Deitch Suzanne Buck Murray Ralph S. Sando, Jr D'Arcv N Duke Seth L. Newman Joseph M. Scandura Jospclt B. Eby Leif 0. Nordbcrg Helen R. Shicls Matthew J. Garberina Bethany L. Perry Jennifer N. Still Christopher J. Godshall Timothy G. Reish Anthony Y. Sun Michael J. Goldstein Sharon M Rice Robert F. Wong Marc I. Harwood Jcanine E. Romanelli Brian D. Lawenda Bruce T. Rose Class of 1998 Patrick M. Aquilina Mark W. Kichn Andrea M. Zynda Eric Giza Timothy J. l.eamon Inducted as Juniors 139 CONVENTION TIMES AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CONVENTION CHICAGOMUNE 1995 Rob Madeira (‘98). Jaime Membrano ( 98), Michelle McHugh The AMA Student Section from Temple pose in the (MCP 97). Joy Gianvittorio. Mike Goldstein and wife, Tatiana and hotel lobby. Phil Baney await Chicago’s original deep-dish pizza at Gcno's East. 140 STUDENT NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Jackie Foster (’99), Nikki Pierre ( 98), Jacqui Francis. Regina Arvon ( 98), Regina Arvon (‘98) and Jacqui Francis at Lynn O’Connor, and Valerie Green (‘98) show that there is more to them than a Region 8 mixer, brains at the National Conference in Tennessee in April 1996. Dr. English Willis with Jacqui Francis at the Region 8 Con- Jacqui Francis. Gordan Fraiser (Dental 96) and Charmainc ference in 1996. Elliott at the 1996 Match Party. 141 ALTER EGOS 142 Mike Faulx and Dave Kasarda: Don't quit Ralph Sando, Eric Lebby and Rick Esper your day job. 143 144 Rick Esper Dr. Badellino (aka Rick Esper) monitors surgical patient Eric Lcbby‘s I O's. AN ODE TO SPIRITS John Harris displays his Christ- Matt Garberina, Tim Reish. Soo Kim. Nancy Kim and Amy Marren regress to those mas tree. college days. 145 Rob Kaufman and Sheri Zager Tim Reish. Danette Taylor, Ralph Sando. Matt Garberina and Aaron Kulick CALIFORNIA DREAMING Spring Break 1994: Danette Taylor. Jennifer Baumbach, Amy Marren, Nancy Kim, Soo Kim and Gene Lee Tim Reish, Ralph Sando. John Deitch and Gene Lee relaxing after a long John Deitch awaits his Bay watch audition, day in the sun. 146 Theresa Albright. Amy and John Marren and Nancy Kim There’s a full moon on the beach tonight. Jennifer Baumbach. John Marren, Eric Lebby, Nancy Kim. Liz Jacobs and Jennifer Beisty The Surfer Girls Ralph Sando and Soo Kim Pass the Dramaminc, please! American Gladiators, here we come! 148 Chi Kim. Amy Marren. Soo Kim and Jennifer Baumbach Which way to shore?! HEY! MACARENA! ‘You've lost that lovin’ feeling.... 149 Jackie Chan, move over! Lambada, anyone? THE DAY AFTER... RELAXING AFTER USMLE, STEP I Sheri Zager, Liz Jacobs and Erin Ziegler are glad that Step I is Finally over. Jennifer Bcisty, John Marren. Jennifer Baumbach. Eric “Do we have to start third year? Lebby and Liz Jacobs relax in Cape Cod. 150 % 151 LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE 152 Matt Garberina, Aaron Kulick and Ralph Sando Dave Kasarda, Rick Esper and Brian Choi Brian Choi. Jennifer Baumbach. Rick Esper Gene Lee. John Reilly. Jennifer Still and Jorge Roig and Eric Lebby 153 WHAT WOULD MED SCHOOL BE LIKE WITHOUT A PARTY? Ralph Sando. Dave Derr (‘98). Rick Espcr and Eric Lcbby George Emerick iab Happy New Year’s Rockin’ Eve 1994!” Dreaming of Hawaii on New Year’s Eve 1994 at Mike Goldstein's. What a long, strange trip it's been. The gang's all here. A1 Borland, eat your heart out! Mindy Newcombe. Aaron Kulick. Silvia Amesty, Nancy Cooney, Dong Lu. Javier Lopez (‘98), Janine Romanelli. Francisco Huidor. Lee Radosh, Eric Rottenberg and the ever-smiling Jodi 156 Dan. Joy and Eric, the last of the unmarried scene. This is what school would be like without a party! 157 Bruce Rose leads the sing-a-long. GOOD FRIENDS = GOOD TIMES 158 At the Phillies game (while supposed to be in physio lab....) Rick Esper and Jacqui Francis “Tastes great! Less filling! What’s missing from this picture? Mike’s facial hair! 159 160 Mindy Newcombe. Danette Taylor and Becca Rosen All dressed up with nowhere to go. Jennifer Beisty. Brian Choi, Liz Jacobs and Sue Chang Erin and Tim Reish. John Deitch and Rick Esper Jennifer Beisty. Ralph Sando and Li Jacobs Mike Weizman and Sheri Zager with their sorely missed former classmate. Erin Zeigler. 161 162 Ray Lewis (‘98), Valerie Green (‘98). Charmaine Elliott Mike Wcizman. John Benson. Phil Billoni and friends and Angie Davis LUNCH BREAK On the Great Wall of Temple: John Sehmittner. Stephanie Patel and Rita Pasko The Power Lunch: Keith and Brina Sadel. John Sehmittner. Andrew Naidech. Will Murrell and Andrea Halpem Perrin Clark and Bethany Perry 163 A DAY IN THE LIFE Enjoying Gross Anatomy Lab: Bemie Sopky. Roy Rubin and John Schmittner P=M.D.: Chris. This means we really don’t have to repeat Gloria Azeke and Ron Simonson’s wedding with Mike gross anatomy, right?!? Weizman and Joanna Weinstein on the isle of St. Thomas in June of 1995. 164 Change is GOOD! Let’s see....were those heart sounds tick-tock or “lub dub”? thinks Mary Ellen w ith her dad. Mike's wheels take John Benson and himself to North Broad Street in style. Phil Baney and Kristin Baird assess one serious case of cardiomegaly. 165 Jtv 168 169 PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Student Faculty Conference Center, Suite 305 3340 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19140 (215) 707-3656 Fax: (215) 707-6932 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY A Commonwealth University School of Medicine Office of Admissions January 1993 Dear Medical School Applicant: 1 am truly delighted to offer you a place in the 1993 entering class of the Temple University School of Medicine. The life of the institution is its people; and we have great expectations of this class. It is with respect for your past accomplishments and anticipation of your contributions to the Temple community that this offer of acceptance is advanced. Our commitment to you transcends your four years as a medical student and includes the provision of opportunities for graduate medical education and ultimately practice, research, and teaching within the Temple system. Our acceptance offer is based on several conditions which are outlined below Please review carefully the conditions and the procedures to be followed for matriculation. Congratulations are in order for your success to this point in your career. We look forward to sharing in your future achievements with a good deal of anticipation. If you have any questions about this acceptance or if you do not wish to accept a place, please contact me immediately. Ronald F. Tuma. Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Admissions � 170 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1993 T—4 years and counting... Amesty, Sllvti inmaiuro. Ft. Baird. Kristin Hr.l |ry. AUf t’unnii Blaise. t.Jiniim Bel Heather Bmsdhjuh Chun. Fitdcndi ltlK. k. SUAIIMH Brv.im T Cbricvxi. Mu lucl J i Emend. • DcBcnxmlu, Kiilvn Dishlcr. KI m- Paw-ivns. si mi i.i | | l'o. , ClmMuphcr Rsper. Richard j t Kunjjelisw V Ciu'nitinrio. 1' l.rnv'er. lei 171 Hum, Mauhew Ijm ilb. Klteihetli Jonev Tracey Harwood. Man � . francbd Kasarda. Dai id Kaufinjiui. Robot Kolativ Manf Lien, Wiliam Ijwcnda, Brian Mather. Savin Mathi , Bevcrty Marrvn.Ann Mark. Timothi Mcnnc, Malnxla Mlecko. Michael . Mooney. Todd unison. Dame) Morel's. Catkis Mclml. Francku: Murrell.WitHam I i Myers, John Mubilo-MiiUtu. Naidcth, Andrew Morrison. O.iviif NnnJbeOl Let 172 Patel. Slept Ronundlejcaninc R � ■ -, Bfui e Rue, Sfuron Rosen. Relict Ronenk-iR. I n. Ruhin, K t R � ncr, Joel Minuiincf.Jtrfin vlmanz. Nadine sl.irxiim il Stulkh. Node Siva, Sadhish Sinii, Vv Suwun, Sarun Sun. Amlv iv Kalhs Wimci Briun 173 “Don’t be just another member of society, be a living example of your dreams and goals.” Unknown “Life is my college. May 1 graduate well, and earn some honours!” Louisa May AI colt “These are the days we might fill with laughter until we break....these are days to remember.” Natalie Merchant 174 f Theresa A. Albright. M.D. a0 Silvia Cunto Amesty. M.D. y 175 Thank you Mom and Dad. M.D. 2B 176 X Frank J. Ammaturo, M.D. Monique M. Baer. M.D. y 177 Out of the night that covers me Black as a pit from pole to pole I thank whatever Gods may be for my unconquerable soul. It matters not how straight the gate How charged with punishment the scroll I am the master of my fate I am the captain of my soul. — n vie t us 178 Y Kristin Baird. M.D. “To Karen. Mom. Dad. all my family and friends, only with your love and support could I have achieved my goal. Thank you all! Philip John Baney. IV, M.D. A1P. Hanging out before lecture second year. I owe all that 1 have and all that I have become to my parents. Thanks for all of the love and support. 180 Y Michael E. Barton, M.D. Jennifer L. Baumbach. M.D. IjT 181 182 Y Adebunmi Beckley, M.D. It doesn’t happen all at once. You become. That’s why it doesn’t often happen to people who break easily, or who have sharp edges or who have to be carefully kept. Margery Williams The Velveteen Rabbit Jennifer A. Beistv, M.D. ’■ 183 ; Wally, thank you for your loving support and devotion. I look forward to spending the rest of our lives together. Mom and Dad, you have always taught me the true values in life and have been a constant source of motivation. Michael, you make me laugh when I don't think I can muster a smile. 1 could not have hand picked a better brother. Sherri, without you. I never would've found the energy and strength to finish school. You are a wonderful best friend. love you all. Thank you. 184 Y Heather M. Bell, M.D. John A. Benson. M.D. ; 185 186 X Philip J. Billoni. M.D. -Z islaZ £. f Alb Mom Dad: It’s been a long, arduous road from nursery to medical school. We've made it! Your little girl has completed a seemingly impossible journey. Your compassion, love, support, and understanding have provided a source of stability in a world replete with so much incertitude. You have forever instilled in me the importance of love and family. Your emphasis on ganas . hard work, and education has taught me to reach for the stars. I will forever appreciate the sacrifices you have made to provide me with a wonderful life. This degree is dedicated to you. I will love you forever. Peter: 1 am so proud of my little brother, the Pharmacist. I could never have remembered all those drugs if it weren't for your perpetual quizzing. Thank you for not only being a loving brother, but also an invaluable friend and companion. I love you and am always here for you! Nana: Thank you for years of guidance and encouragement. Thank you also for providing me with the opportunity to practice physical exam skills. However, finding your pulse will always be quite a challenge! I love you very much. Heather: Thank goodness our last names both begin with B or I never would have met you in Histology! 1 truly appreciate your unconditional support, encouragement, and understanding over the past 4 years. You're going to be an exceptional doc! 1 cherish our friendship. Andrew: My London lour guide and physiology tutor! Thank you for 4 years of advice, genuine friendship, and for always reminding me about deadlines. You will undoubtedly become an eminent neurologist. I wish you the best always. Finally, to Damon: My best friend and beloved. Without you this dream would not be possible. Your unconditional love, enduring patience, and laughter have provided the backbone for the past 4 years. You arc truly a treasure. I will cherish and love you always. A beautiful, promising future awaits! XOXO Sherri Elise Blackstone. M.D. f 187 To my family. Thank you for listening, understanding and always supporting me. Mom. You are the best! 1 LOVE YOU. Thanks to my sis and nephew for your smiles and laughter reminding me of home. ' V f To my Aunt, Thanks for the tremendous support and all the wonderful care packages. The one who could always make me smile. My best friend. My study partner. My confidant. My Love. We've made it together and I will always be there for you. 188 V Carmine Blaise. M.D. Christine “....my thoughts turn to you.... my immortal beloved...” Nothing in ihc world can take the place of persistence Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men w ith talent Genius w ill not: unregarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent Calvin Cooledge My family, my soul....Brig. Gog, Banting. Chad. me. KoonPoh. Mom.... 1 love you and thank you for having passion in all you do. N. Ab Boonswang, M.D. ’f 189 I would like to extend thanks to my mom for her love and support and thanks to my friends for all of the memories that will last a lifetime. 190 Y Troy D. Bryant. M.D. Susan Chang. 1.D. ‘f 191 College grad Mom. Dad and sisters before I was around I'd like to thank my mother, father and sisters for their love, support and encouragement 192 Y Haroon Waheed Chaudhry. M.D. r J Brian K. Choi. M.D. 193 194 S' Frederick L. Chun. M.D. Raymond Chung. M.D. 195 CAuk t . m.d. This is my way of saying thanks” to Temple for an incredible six years. I have seen many changes in curriculum and faculty over this time. I was fortunate to have heard Dr. Troyer’s incredible embryology lectures with his ingenious models. I worked with Dr. McAllister in Anatomy. Dr. Todd Sagin was my small group leader for FCC and before that Dr. Eisenstaedt was the course director. I helped pioneer the Emergency Medicine Volunteer Program with Dr. Glenn Freas. back when it was known as the Physician Extender Program. I count myself lucky to have worked with the Class of ‘95, ‘96, and ‘97. It has been a long six years, but I will treasure all of the memories I have acquired at Temple. My thanks to all of the faculty and residents who contributed to my education as a physician and to the crew of MDL Services for employing me when I needed the work and always providing a few smiles. On February 15, 1994. Jasmine Amber Clark was born. My daughter's birth changed my life in ways I could never have guessed and strengthened my convictions to become a physician. I hope to finish my training as a trauma surgeon. Below is a picture of my wife, Jamelah. We were married on August 25, 1992. She has been a great support to me while in school. 196 y Jerry R. Clark. Jr., M.D. Mother and Father: Thank you for your support and wisdom. You've been here for me all the way. Paul, Phillip, Petrice, Prichele, Palonda, Peter, Paula and Preston: What can I say? I love you all. Carmine: As you know, you are my jewel. I could not ask for more. Perrin Clark. M.D. 'f 197 C ui vv jMQ. First we were a couple... The Clarkson family. Christmas 93. ....Now we are a family. 198 f M. Christopher Clarkson, M.D. Edgar R. Collazo. M.D. 'f 3. Lju., t -D. Mommy’s Little Angel. Heaven’s Gift from Above i Mom. why do you have me dressed like this?) Mom and Dad. You are the best inspiration that any child can have. Thank you for helping me see the light at the end of the tunnel and keeping me on track. Too bad you have to start all over again (smile)! Daryl, my baby brother, only 20 more years to go ’til your Dr. Jones. Partners in Crime! Dr. Dr. Conti My Beloved Husband. Thank you for being my strength, my inspiration, and especially my love. 200 Y Tracey D. Conii. M.D. Nancy F. Cooney. M.D. y 201 Thank you for all you have given me. The look after the boards. “How tall are you?” “You should play basketball instead of being a doctor. 202 Y Matthew W. Cusano, M.D. My brothers sisters I have been blessed with treasures worth far more than gold. This page only shows a few of those blessings. Grandaddy Grandmamma Grandaddy Aunt Emma Grandmom My nephew Joseph—the sunshine of our lives Angela Denise Davis. M.D. 203 W.R Mommy, I’m so proud of you. Hugs and kisses. Victoria. I couldn't have done it without your love and guidance, mother. Thank you much!!! Hats off to you on your graduation. Shonda. from your loving husband. Victor. 204 f Shonda Davis-Perry, M.D. Robert DeBemardo, M.D. f -05 Racl JL Ojjfc v } K D A special Thank You to the wonderful Family and Friends who helped to make this dream possible. Mum and Dad. Thank you for believing in me. John. My husband, my best friend. 1 love you. The Ladies— Good friends are hard to come by. You made the last 4 years memorable. 206 Y Helen Rachel Shiels Deitch. M.D. I found the Love of My Life. John Richard Deitch. M.D. 207 208 V Elyse Dishler. M.D. D'Arcy Duke, M.D. f 209 36 hours without sleep nor shower Yea. honey I’ll be home in less than an hour. ....Three hours later I stroll in the door Being married to a Med Student is quite a chore. Your love and suppon deserves three cheers Just think—only 5 more years... —Ouch Love always, Joe “SURGEONS MUST BE VERY CAREFUL” Surgeons must be very careful When they take the knife! Underneath their fine incisions Stirs the Culprit-Life! E. Dickinson 210 V Joseph B. Eby. M.D. All my love and gratitude to my family for their support and encouragement. All my love and gratitude to James for his love, support and the wonderful little gift we're expecting. To my study and hang-out crew; thank you for the help and laughs! Bust it out!!! Charmaine Elliott. M.D. y 211 All of this was made possible with the loving support of my beautiful wife Melinda 212 y George J. Emerick, M.D. Stephen W. Emmons, M.D. f 213 J 7 Jl ft. J) ‘if you prick us. do we not bleed? If you tickle us. do we not laugh? If you poison us. do we not die? And if you wrong us. shall we not revenge?” —Shakespeare. The Merchant of Venice “So I jam my pocket flashlight down into her eyeball. I don't get no transillumination, so I know I'm messing' with a maxillary sinus infection.” — Anatomy Dice: Rick Esper. 1993 There's nothing to look forward to after this night. I mean. I’m getting married soon, but that’s not as important as this.” —Dave Kasarda at the premiere of Star Trek “Oh! I have slipped the surly bonds of Earth, and danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; sunward I’ve climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth of sunsplit clouds— and done a hundred things you have not dreamed of.!” —John Gillespie Magee. Jr.. High Flight “We have Wallace’s flies and the ledger!!” —Sean Connery. The Untouchables “Could I come near your beauty with my nails. I'd set my ten commandments in your face.” —William Shakespeare. 2Henry VI “We must always remember to conserve toilet paper products.” —John Harris “His life was gentle, and the elements so mix’d in him that Nature might stand up and say to all the world. 'This was a man!’” —William Shakespeare. Julius Caesar An’ 1 said to myself. 'This guy’s got no stinkin’ class.’” —Andrew Dice Clay Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once.” —William Shakespeare. Julius Caesar What brought the kindred spider to that height, then steered the w'hite moth thither in the night? What but design of darkness to apall, if design govern in a thing so small.” —Robert Frost. Design When your hair is wet. you don’t need to use as much gel. The potentiation theory states that water potentiates the action of the gel.” —Rick Esper. on his hair “Your best? Losers always whine about their best. —Sean Connery, The Rock ” “What’s your favorite oncogene? Mine’s ras. —Rick Esper. 1995 “What I do now. I do for my people, and for Camelot. This is my last official act as your king. I am Arthur of Camelot, and I command you. now. all....” —Sean Connery. First Knight ” “What’s that right there??? Remember, water always runs under a bridge! —Dr. Carson Schneck. Gross Anatomy. 1993 Why dost thou converse with that trunk of humors, that bolting hutch of beastliness, that swollen parcel of dropsies, that huge bombard of sack, that stuffed cloakbag of guts, that roasted Manningtree ox with the pudding in his belly? —William Shakespeare, 1 Henry IV “My wife is crying upstairs. —Marlon Brando, The Godfather “Well, you may be right. Pythagoras, but everyone’s going to laugh if you call it a hypotenuse. —Overhead in a lab in ancient Greece 214 y Richard T. Esper. Jr.. M.D. To be without desire is to be content. But contentment is not happiness. And in contentment there is no progress. Happiness is to desire something, to work for it. and to obtain at least a part of it. In the pursuit of beloved labor the busy days pass cheerfully employed, and the still nights in peaceful sleep. For labor bom of desire is not drudgery, but manly play. Success brings hope, hope inspires fresh desire, and desire gives zest to life and joy to labor. This is true whether your days be spent in the palaces of the powerful or in some little green byway of the world. Therefore, while yet you have the strength, cherish a desire to do some useful work in your little comer of the world, and have the steadfastness to labor. For this is the way to the happy life: with health and endearing ties, it is the way to the glorious life. Amy M. Evangelisto. M.D. 'f 215 For one human being to love another, that is perhaps the most difficult of all our tasks, the ultimate, the last test and proof, the work for which all other is but preparation. Thank you to my parents— my role models, my source of inspiration and support. Thank you to my friends and family— for your love and encouragement. 16 Y Ashley Litton Faulx. M.D. What I did during my four years at Temple Med... 1. Explored my feminine side. 2. Rubbed shoulders with some wonderful people. 3. Made my parents proud (thanks guys!). 4. Embraced Cupid’s arrow enthusiastically. (June I. 1996...I Love You, Ash!) 5. Oh, yeah... became a doctor! Michael D. Faulx. M.D. Y 217 Stanley IFinkelstein, fyf.CD. Thank you to my family and friends for helping me make it through. ALMA mater Alma MiUr, wise and glonous Child of Light and 3nde of Truth, Over Kite and Foe victorious, Dowered with eternal youth -Crowned with !o� e of ton and daughter Thou thalt conquer u of vote. Deir old Pittsburgh. Alma Mater. Cod preserve Thee evermore' Stephen B. Flack. M.D. I(I- M-b, Without the love and support of my family and wife, I never could have fulfilled my dreams. 220 Y Christopher H. Fox, M.D. Batima Tene Cochran 1970-1996 You will always be my friend. I will look for your footprints in the sand. Mv mother, my inspiration. Judith E. Burgess. M.D., TUSOM Class of 1992 Thanks for all of everything and for putting up with me these past two years!! Hey. arc we making TUSOM history? A very special thank you to my family. The Burgess-Masons for your love, support, and desire for unity. Thanks to my second family. Meryl (mom 2). Zee. Q. Amy. Bern, and Reuben for your support, love, encouragement. Robin, you continue to be my best friend since 7th grade. See what I must resort to since you won't let anyone take pictures of you??? Thanks for always being there... even at 8:00 am on a Sunday morning!! Jacqueline Nicole Francis. Nl.D. “f 221 Co-Chairmen. Sperm Donation Committee Meeting Sofia was my greatest thrill in medical school 222 V Matthew J. Garberina. M.D. Mom and Dad. 1 owe the world to you! From laundry to pasta, you always know what I need and arc always there for support. Mom. keep on lighting those candles— I have a few more tough years ahead! I can always repeat first year, but the Phillies may never be in the World Series again! Thanks lor everything to my favorite engineer brother! ....And one day you just appeared. Your name is music to my heart... With you. my smile sticks all the lime. With you. the sun will always shine. KEY WEST '94— Lisa. Micki and Janet.... It's the wood that makes it good! For all those frantic late night phone calls.... I owe you! Joy Marie Gianvittorio. M.D. y 223 224 V Christopher Jay Godshall. M.D. A lifelong awaited day in May Finally my M.D. graduation day. Despite hard work and all I've grown. This long road I did not walk alone. To my beautiful wife Tatiana. I owe it all. And to Mom and Dad who went beyond their call. To Mommom. Poppop, Ded. Ba, and to Sam Lena my mishpbcha. To Michele, Alan, and Nicolette. all your support I could not forget. And to my friends from Eastern. Temple, and the Red and Blue, To all those above. THANK YOU! Top 10 Memories of Temple Med 10. No such animal... research with Angela, Tony Chicn. 9. Waiting for Joel to miss class. 8. Cut. Cut, Cut!! 7. Car pooling with speed racer (Eric) 6. Chicago convention with Joy, Phil, Jaime, Robert. Tatiana. 5. Brachial Plexus on the kitchen board. 4. Foosball in the SFC. 3. Filming the FCC video with Lee, Joy. Joel. 2. Crossword puzzles in Kresge. 1. Waking up just in time for a pretzel between classes. Michael Jason Goldstein. M.D. T 225 Jeremy (grosser, 226 V Jeremy Grosser. M.D. To my parents, whose encouragement and support provided me with constant sources of inspiration. Morgan B. Hakki. M.D. ‘f 727 228 ¥ Andrea Lyn Halpcm. M.D. John Wesley Hariadi. M.D. f 229 230 Y John S. Harris. M.D. Marc I. Harwood, M.D. mf 231 Gaudeamus igitur. Iuvenes dum sumus; Gaudeamus igiiur, Iuvenes dum sumus; Post iucundam iuventutem. Post molestam senectutem, Nos habebit humus. Nos habebit humus. Pax nobiscum. - “I Don’t Like It, And I’m Sorry I Ever Had Anything To Do With It.” Erwin Schrodinger 1887-1961 Last night in the moments my thoughts were adrift And coasting a terrace approaching a rift Through which I could spy several glimpses beneath Of a darkness the light from above could not reach 1 spied the wings of reason, herself taking flight And upon yonder precipice saw her alight And glare back at me one last look of dismay As if she were the last one she thought I’d betray So much the better I said to myself And drawing quite close to the top of the shelf I struggled with destiny up on the ledge And gasped when defeated he slipped off the edge And silence, contagious in moments like these Consumed me and strengthened my will to appease The passion that sparked me one terrible night And shocked and persuaded my soul to ignite 232 Y Brian F. Hinnebusch. M.D. Matthew Horn. M.D. ‘mf 233 234 If Elizabeth S. Jacobs. M.D. My life has been blessed by so many people who have helped, guided, supported and believed in me. I would like to thank each and every one of them, for without them this journey may not have been possible. There are those that need special thanks; To Mom and Dad— For you have always been there, no matter when. To Patty. Lee. Donna and Juston— With sisters and brothers like you all, my never ending fan club. To My Aunts—Their support is never ending from those here and those in a better place. To Sue and Donna—No bestest friends a person could ever have or want, for the support, the shoulders and the love. To Beverly—A mentor and friend, for without whom this journey may not have happened. To The CCIf ER Nurses. Docs. Medics. NA's and other staff past and present— You are the ultimate support system. And to Gary— You are my love, my life, my everything. You have shown me that anything and everything is possible all “because you loved me . Diana L. Kane. M.D. •' 235 THINGS TO REMEMBER 1) Don’t violate rule fr3. 2) You guys are killing me1 3) Shut the bathroom door. 4) The SPANK line. 5) Wendy’s SUPER BAR 6) Goldschlager 7) Killer B’s. 8) Where’s your remote Chien? 9) Kamikaze night at apt. G-21 10) The shield modulation frequency of the U S. S Enterprise 236 Y David C. Kasarda, M.D. Mom and Grand Ma, I couldn't have done it without you! 1 love you. — ’V O' — .4 Karl and Martin. Best friends for life. Robert Kaufmann. M.D. V 237 Mom. Dad and Sam-------- Thank you for all the hard work, support, love and sacrifices. It would mean nothing without all of you. 238 T Chi Young Kim. M.D. Nancy Kim, M.D. 'f 239 240 ? Soo Kim, M.D. Sungjoo Brian Kim. M.D. ‘Y 241 70%... my paren!s....whosc belief in me never wavered even when I didn't believe in myself. I love you more than you can ever know. my friends....whose support and encouragement kept me looking toward tomorrow my brother....whose own hopes and dreams never got the chance to be fulfilled, myself....whose hard work, sacrifice, and dedication got me where I am today. “You gave me wings and made me fly. You touched my hand I could touch the sky. I lost my faith, you gave it back to me. You said no star was out of reach. You stood by me and 1 stood tall. I had your love I had it all. I'm grateful for each day you gave me. Maybe I don’t know that much but I know this much is true. I was blessed because 1 was loved by you.“ “Because you loved me” —Celine Dion I warn to take this opportunity to thank my family, friends and everyone else for all iheir prayers and well wishes. It was truly, truly appreciated. 242 y Mary Ellen Kolatis. M.D. Christopher Kowalski. M.D. If 243 High School Buddies Grow Up The good old days.... The Boards....Need I Say More? Mom and Dad— Thanks for everything!!! 244 Y Aaron Kulick, M.D. rj m ‘Brian Laivenda, Brian Douglas Lawenda, 246 Y Eric Lebby. M.D. Gene H. Lee. M.D. 247 248 X William J. Lien. M.D. Aaron Liu. M.D. y 249 250 y Dong Lu. M.D. Thanks Mom and Dad for all your love, support and encouragement. My adorable niece and nephews who always made me smile. Timothy W. Mark. M.D 251 Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not: nothing is more common than unsuccessful men of talent. Genius will not... the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. Hie slogan “press on has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race. Calvin Coolidge 252 Y Amy S. Marren. M.D. FROM THEN TO NOW— DESPISE NOT SMALL BEGINNINGS! “Though thy beginning was small, yet thy latter end should greatly increase.' Jobs.? Thanks to my family, both biological and spiritual for all of your prayers, support and words of encouragement— without which I would have fainted... “Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God. That He may exalt you in due time casting all your care upon Him; for He careth for you.” Peter 5:6-7 TO GOD BE THE GLORY!!!! Tanya Denise Martin, M.D. f 253 ( 14. j ... let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us. Hebrews 12:1 NIV Life has taught us that love does not consist in gazing at each other but in looking together in the same direction. Antoine de Saint-Exupery 254 V Susan Mather. M.D. “I have returned.” Thank You All for “The Crew.” Loving, Supporting and Empowering Me. I Love You. Beverly C. Mathis, M.D. ‘f 255 256 f Clyde McLane, III, M.D. my heart my soul Francine Nicole McLeod, M.D. If 257 Wlj k. ; fMl All of them....constructed at infinite cost to themselves these Maginot Lines against this enemy they thought they saw across the frontier. this enemy who never attacked that way—if he ever attacked at all: if he was indeed the enemy. John Knowles A Separate Peace 258 V Holly K. Michaelson. M.D. Angela Mingari. M.D. 'f 259 I'd Like to Say Thanks: To Mummy, for nurturing me, loving and supporting me— because of you. I have never wanted lor anything and now thanks to you I have achieved my dreams. Love you always. To my Family in Maryland, esp my sis. Amah, those in Philly. Louisiana. Cameroon and in England; thanks for the moral support, prayers and phone calls. To Amina— I am not sure which one of us is most relieved— rnerci bien pour tout. Jc t'aime To AB. thanks for paving the way for me. I am proud of you girl. Love ya. To Em. thru thick and thin....Shamu, you are the bcstcsL To my med school family— Bunmi. Bcv, Neh. Gloria. Sylvia, Paco. Will and Arnold. I will miss y'all. Congratulations and good luck docs. Lets keep in touch. To the faculty and staff at TUSM who made things better for us— especially the ladies at the deans office— Gloria. Mary. Margaret. Hazel, Sharon; not forgetting the RAR staff esp Mrs. Luigi and Valeric Patton. And last but certainly not least— toChidi Onyew'u. mv sweetheart, my Chiditis— Ta for the LUST (love, understanding, support ‘n tings!!). Ruth L. Mokeba. M.D. Todd Stanley Mooney. M.D. Y 261 “Whether studying or not, you guys were the ones to hang out with” “Go in through the narrow gate, because the gate to hell is wide and the road that leads to it is easy, and there are many who travel it. But the gate to life is narrow and the way that leads to it is hard, and there are few people who find it. Matthew 7.13 “I am the gate. Whoever comes in by me will be saved. John JO. 9a. The mission of proclaiming Christ, through action or through words, is one mission, the mission of love and compassion. Mother Teresa “With the family— and longer hair, too 262 X Carlos E. Moreyra. M.D. WBm Finally gonna be “6 for real! I love you guys. Planted on the Rock “Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another— and all the more as you see the Day approaching.” Hebrews 10:25 Brothers and sisters from Temple— Little D. Duz. Beck. Jina. Crispin, and everybody — thanks for four awesome years, good fellowship, and bad singing! Daniel Morrison. M.D. 263 jf - M (J 264 'f David M. Morrison. M.D. Bradley K. Moyer. M.D. 'f 265 Thanks to all my friends and family for their ongoing love and support A special thanks to my life-long partner Bill— Without love in the dream it will never come true.” To thv ownself be true. Shakespeare Lew is C Manges Junior. M.D. 266 f Suzanne Buek Murray. M.D. I would like to thank GOD for providing me far greater than I could ever ask or think. I would also like to thank the following individuals for being there for me: Mom. Dad, Grandma Allen, Grandparents. Shamba. Jasmine, Judy and George, Dr. Gosnell, Karen Ingram. Bonita and family. Thanks also to: Mr. and Mrs. Noel. Mrs. Green. Mr. and Mrs. Young, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. White. Schoolmates: Ruth. Perrin. Jorge. Roy, Neh. Andrew. Wilson. Arnold. Senator. John. Jaqui, Angela. Fran. Tim M. Julian. Matt S. Naimish. Andrea. Karolyn. Larry. Eric W, Albert, and Robert G. Faculty and Staff: Dr. Popoff. Dr. Mills. Dr. Wang, Hazel, Mrs. Jackson. Margaret. Tom. Jim, John, Cornelia, and Records Dept. Special Thanks to Teresa Woods for all of her support. William Delany Murrell. Jr.. M.D. 267 “I went to the fanner's market” “The salmon was good tonight.” To my parents, who made everything possible from the very beginning. I am every bit as proud of them as they are of me. Three amigos. I’ve earned this. In London with the eminent Dr. Blackstone. 1994 268 T Andrew Mark Naidech. M.D. GOOD LUCK to CLASS OF 1997! “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us ' —Oliver Wendell Holmes Grace Naing. M.D. 269 Much Respect. Love, and Thanks to my Family Especially my Mom and Dad 270 Y' David J. Nathan. M.D. 'rroio (an ) have came. £% Still (aMAci to p . Vj jT Gut atony (Ac oay. TKtf con(idcnce hao ynotm. 'When one Acyino to climA a mountain. Ihe toad io alcvayo deep. Ind aa you aoeend. you may (eel 7hio i4 toe yncat o (cot. Gut otep Ay otep. fyou continue to climA. 'Kcediny o hand to yuidc you -Sometimes. So taAc o AieaA to look oiound. TUonden at tAe view. AInd omile at tAooc 7VAo ve Aeon climAiny tiyAt Acoide you. Happy Graduation - Class of May we do great tilings ! ! ! 1997 7k.1). WHEN I WAS SCARED THAT IT WAS TOO HARD TO CONTINUE, VOU HAD FAITH THAT I COULD. When i said i didnt Want to trV anymore, VOU REMINDED ME WHVI SHOULD. When something Went Well, and mV spirits Were soaring VOU'D SHARE IN MV HAPPINESS. AND LISTEN TO MV STORV. THANK VOU FOR LISTENING TO ME VENT OR CATCHING ME IF I FALL. THANK VOU FOR CARIN6 AND SUPPORTING ME THROUGH IT ALL. Malinda M. Newcombe. M.D. y 271 IN MEMORY OF FIRST YEAR iTo the tune of - Glory. Glory. Hallelujah' Mine eyes have seen the glory Of the respiratory chain Its got electrons ami all kinds of crap 1 can't keep in my brain If I have to learn one more pathway l think I'll go insane As the med students trudge along.... CHORUS Glory. Glory. Respiration' I think I have sleep deprivation In G4ro$s Lab with perspiration As tlie med students trudge along.... Last fall we had Anatomy With Drs. Schneck and Way Oh I tried to cut the body Got my fingers in the way If you ask rue where the pancreas is I really couldn't say As the med students trudge along.... Of course tlvcrc was Histolngy with Or. Lamperti Drs. Sodicoff and Phillips Phillips said it was crazy I saw a lot of lissucs But it just looks pink to me As the med students trudge along.... And Dr. Marino In Embryology I tried to teach it to niyself Without a Ph D. Did the experiment work? On the boards we w ill see As the med students trudge along.™ Someone said we had n Bchavioral Science course Many people cut the class l sec little remorse That handy little review book Was our entire source As rhe med students trudge along. .. Neuroanatomy camc ln the wintertime If I look down one more microscopc My right eye will go blind The substantia nigraVOnc more thing I didn't find As the med students trudge along. .. Now there's Physiology With all kinds of neat labs Tty the Harvard Step Tcst And sec if you collapse At least we'll have the softball gamc Whcn we will kick their ass As the med students trudge along.... To my friends— thank you for making a good experience into a great one. So as you leave this Mimincr Think back on this fun year As you sit there in the sunshine Having one too many beers If you get too bored don't worry You'll be hack soon—not to fear' As the med siudents trudge along . . Thank you. Mom and Dad, for providing me with the inner tools which have made all this possible. Love, Seth Glory. Glory. Respiration! I think I have sleep deprivation In Gross Lab w ith perspiration As the med students trudge along. .. y Seth L. Newman. M.D. David M.Nocchi, M.D. ' 273 SALISBURY HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1989 penn State rIle ‘Tiber hf College of Science Class of 1993 Would like to thank Temple University for giving me the opportunity to achieve my goal of becoming a family physician. To my classmates, you guys were a great bunch, thanks for helping me make it through and best of luck in all your future endeavors. Finally, thanks to my Mom and Dad for their love and support and making all of this possible. i TEMPLE UNIVERSITY TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CLASS OF 1997 274 y Eugene B. Nor. M.D. Lief O. Nordberg, M.D. ‘ 275 276 ¥ Lynn O'Connor. M.D. Chicn Oh. M.D. 'f 277 For the eyes of the Lord range throughout the earth to strengthen those whose hearts arc fully committed to Him. 2 Chronicles 16.9 278 X Sean T. O'Mara. M.D. YEARBOOK STATEMENT FOR BRA I) PADDOCK Although I was born in New Jersey, my family moved to Florida when I was very young. As a boy. my goal was to play professional football. In high school. I played for South Plantation High, where my coach. Nunme Robinson, taught me a great deal about life as well us football. I attended Duke University on a football scholarship. My freshman year. 1 got injured, worked hard to come back from my injury, then showed a great deal of potential Each subsequent year. I repeated the same cycle of injury, setback, comeback, and excellence. After my third operation. 1 realized that my dream of becoming a professional football player would never be realized. I decided to put my economics degree to use by going into banking. I worked for a year as a financial analyst for a large savings and loan in Miami. My future was bright, but I still felt that something was missing in my life. Since the end of my football career. I had been searching for other sources of personal fulfillment. During the course of my introspection. 1 looked to my religion. I became increasingly disillusioned with business, as I perceived that my only reward would be money. 1 began looking at careers that were more rewarding in terms of non-financial gratification. I feel that those w ho are most in need of service arc those w ho arc ill Improving a person’s health not only improves his her quality of life directly, but also indirectly, by giving that person the strength and capacity to achieve his her ow n goals. Aftet much soul searching. I found the courage to make major changes in my life, and I left my banking job to pursue medicine. I returned to school as a post-baccalaureate student at the University of Pennsylvania in order to fulfill premedical course requirements. Later, while waiting to start medical school at Temple. I worked full-time as a nuclear medicine technician's assistant Throughout medical school my career decision has been confirmed. The abundant opportunities to help people arc greatly satisfying, and 1 feel that I am in the right place. Additionally, the acquisition of scientific knowledge is intellectually stimulating to me. As I went from one rotation to the next. I enjoyed all of them. Throughout medical school, my brother Scott w as a great source of support. £ it' fD ____________ I I decided upon the specialty of Family Practice at the end of my third year of medical school Having enjoyed all of my clinical rotations, I knew that I would like to practice a little of each area of Medicine, and that no other specialty would give me the breadth of knowledge and opportunity that Family Practice offers. Additionally. I enjoy treating the “whole patient . Most patients have diverse health care needs. The specialist addresses one or two of those needs. In Family Practice, I feel that I can best meet all of my patients’ needs. Although my experience with athletics ended in disappointment. I appreciate that the same qualities I learned by playing football - dedication, persistence, diligence, and teamwork • have enabled me to be successful in other areas Focusing my efforts on my goal of becoming a physician. I have done well in medical school. I believe that these same qualities w ill allow me to be a successful physician. My Mother’s Family The Collier-Pcnroses My Father’s Family The Paddocks Bradley Paddock. M.D To the future, my THE BLIZZARD OF ‘96 Thank you to my family for all of your support, niece nephew Through the good and the bad you were always there for me. Before Med School and after.... WE MADE 1TTRACIE!! 280 Y Rita Nicol Pasko. M.D. A , (he old man walked the beach al dawn he noticed a young man ahead of him picking up starfish and Hinging them into the sea. Finally catching up with youth, he asked him why he was doing this. The answer was that the stranded starfish would die if left until the morning sun. But the beach goes on for miles and there arc millions of starfish. countered the elder. How can your efforts make any difference? The young man looked at the starfish in his hands and then threw' it to safety in the waves. “It makes a difference to this one. he said. —Anonymous Lisa. Diane. Michelle and Sara— Thank you for always being there when I needed a friend. I love you! steph To my family who always believed in me and encouraged me to follow my dreams: Mom. Dad. Jennifer, and Nicole I wouldn’t be here w ithout you. Thank you for all your love and support. I love you! —Steph No love, no friendship can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark on it forever. —Francois Mauriac Dave— Congratulations Doc! I love you! —Steph Other things may change us. but we start and end with family. —Anthony Brandi Stephanie Patel. M.D. y 281 To My Family— Thank you for always loving me, no matter what, and for encouraging me to “show them what a little Portuguese girl from S. Darmouth, MA can do! I love you. —Sesu To My Friends— Thanks for a real good time. —Bethany 282 V Bethany Perry. M.D. im BRE A'.. TALENT SHi Lee Radosh. M.D. J 283 Paymliju Thank you guys for believing in me and loving me so much. I hope you know how proud I am of you too! All my love always 284 Y Pamela Ravetz. M.D. Remember this day. Sweetheart? My love is all yours, now and forever. Thanks for your generosity, love, and support. May we be best buds for a lifetime. Good luck in your new careers. John P. Reilly. M.D. 285 286 - Timothy G. Reish. M.D. Zzx, f%0 Sharon Rice. M.D. 7 287 288 y Jorge Roig, M.D. Jeanine Elena Romanelli, M.D. 'f 289 290 Y Bruce T. Rose. M.D. All my love and thanks to my family for their love and support. ,hb. Ccpendant c’Ctait la terre, la tcrrc avec ses bruits, ses passions. scs commodites. scs fetes; e'etait une terre riche et magnilique, pleinc dc promesses, qui nous envoyait un mystcrieux parfum de rose et de muse. et d' ou les musiques de la vie nous arrivaient en un amoureux murmure. excerpt from Dejat— Charles Baudelaire Rebecca Laura Rosen. M.D. y 29i I want to thank my wonderful wife and family for all their support, love, and perseverance through the years. I would like to dedicate my graduation to them. I love you all. Good luck to the rest of the M.D.s of the Class of 1997. 292 f Joel L. Rosner. M.D. Eric Rottcnberg, M.D. 'f 293 r PI. F , ). 294 y Roy Rubin. M.D. Thanks to Mom, Dad. and Pete for all their love and support throughout my educational experiences. Special thanks to my wife. Christine, for her endless display of love and affection. Christine, you are my inspiration. I love you all so much. Christopher H. Rush. M.D. 295 Mom and Dad 296 ¥ Keith E. Sadel. M.D. The Family THANKS! Mom. Dad, Holly, Blake, and the rest of the family for your love and support Nina for your love, encouragement, and understanding The bunch of dudes and the class of 1997 for making it all so much fun. Nina and 1 A very young me demonstrating exactly what I can and cannot do at a human growth and development lecture in good ole Kresgc Ralph S. Sando. Jr.. M.D. f 297 298 y Joseph M. Scandura. IV. M.D. John P. Schmittner, M.D. y 299 300 'f Helen M. Schursky, M.D. Jonathon Schwartz. M. fj AIm.7 . only things that got me here. Your courage in your own medical battles then kept me here by reminding me of why I came. How do I say thank you for so much? I love you. Babysitting has unforseen potential.... extra income, stress-relief and my first Pediatrics practice? 302 Y Nadine Schwartz. M.D. Kathy Ellen Seward. M.D. “f 303 To my wonderful family for all their love and support. I couldn't have done it without you. 304 Mashid Shirazi Majd. M.D. Grandma and Grandpa, my real leachers. “To want in one’s heart to do a thing. For it's own sake; To enjoy doing it; To concentrate all one’s energies upon it— that is not only the surest guarantee of it’s success. It is also being true to oneself.” —A. Ear hart Thank you to my parents, grandparents, family, husband, and parents-in-law for believing in me. I love you all. My sisters, Tawnie and Marcia. My husband Andrew.... the love of my life. of. Jjwdan,; 'iJjp, Allison L. Shirker. M.D. y 305 To my husband Ron— From AMCAS applications to the Residency process you have been there, loving and encouraging me. Thank you for your support. To my family— it is from you that 1 learned the importance of hard work. Thank you. 306 V Gloria Azeke Simonson, M.D. To my family, friends, teachers, and all the other interesting characters I have encountered along the way, thank you for your support and guidance. This achievement would not have been possible without you. Sadish K. Siva. M.D. y 307 To my (Dearest 'Husband and (Parents: Hianfyou for ad of your encouragement, support, and Cove. - 'Yvonne. 308 Y Yvonne E. Siwek, M.D. Bernard J. Sopky. M.D. V 309 0Ifatthezv Speicher; 9v[. D. I dedicate this page to my mother Whose strength and guidance kept me from wandering. And to my husband, the sunshine of my life For giving me love, and hope, and dreams. I love you. James. Joy Spychalski. M.D. f 311 312 Jennifer Noelie Still. M.D. Anthony Sun. M.D. 313 314 y Sarun Suwan, M.D. 1 go io Nature to be soothed and healed. And to have my senses put in tune once more. —J Burroughs And what is as important as knowledge? asked the mind. Caring and seeing with the heart. answered the soul. —Flovia Loc Tran, M.T). 316 V Loc Tran, M.D. Timothy C. Tran, M.D. '-j 317 Janette Vaughns, CM-tt). 318 y Janelle Vaughns. M.D. (JtLjrHa c 7 1. p. m: wsor mkkki.y i K ay royoi We cannot merely pray lo You, O God To end war For we know thar You have made ihe world in uch a way Thai man muil find his own paih lo peace Within himself and w uh his neighbor We c annoi merely pray lo You. O God. To end starvation: For Yon have already given u� die resource' Wnh which in fed ihe world. If we would only use them u tscly Wc canno merely pray 10 you. O God. To root out prejudice: For You have already given us eyes Wjih which to see the good in all men If wc would Only uvr them rightly We cannot merely pray lo You. O God. To end despair. For You have already given us die power To clear away sluinvand to give hope If we would only use our power justly. Wc cannot merely pray to You. O God. To end disease. For You have already given us great minds With which to search out cures and healings If we would only use them constructively. Therefore wc pray to You msteod. O God. For strength, determination, and will power. To do instead of just to pray. To become instead of merely to wish. Fix Your sake and Inr ourv Speedily and soon. That our land may lie safe. And that our lives may be blessed. May the words that wc pray. And the deeds that wc do Both be acceptable before You. O Lord. Chit Rock and Redeemer Felicia A. Wagman. M.D. Y 319 r Ji[((Waren, M D. 320 y Jill Waren. M.D. Joanna Lynn Weinstein. M.D. f 321 Tim. Missy. Lauren and 1 during the Blizzard of ‘96. “There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way.” —CHRISTOPHER MORLEY 1 don’t think of all the misery, but of all the beauty that still remains.” —ANNE FRANK “Gratitude is the heart's memory. —FRENCH PROVERB I’m not confused. I’m just well-mixed. —ROBERT FROST The whole gang at the LIVE concert. 322 f Michael Weizman. M.D. Jonathan Wierzbicki. M.D. 324 y Franklin Wiley. M.D. The Physician is obligated to consider more than a diseased organ more even than the whole man — he must view the man in his world. Harvey Cushing A hundred times every day I remind myself that my inner and outer life depend on the labors of other men. living and dead, and that I must exert myself in order to give in the same measure as received. Albert Einstein As far as we can discern the sole purpose of human existence is to kindle a light in the darkness of mere being. Carl Jung And yet can rejoice that everything changes, that we go from life into life Galway Kinnell a 3261 Rote F. Wong, M.D. Geoffrey Wright. M.D. '( 327 Ernest L. Yeh, M.D. Thanks.... To my wife Lisa, for all your love and support. I couldn't have done this without you. Thanks for always being there when times were tough. I love you very much. To my mother. Orpha, for leaching me the value of helping others. To my father. Alan, for teaching me the value of thinking before you speak. To my Aunt Esther, for teaching me the value of a kind word. To my grandparents, Mary and Jacob Peachey. Sara and Ira Yoder. Knowing that you’re all watching over me is my inspiration. Wedding Day. April 27, 1991 (Lisa’s parents on the left, mine on the right...) Lisa and I on her birthday, October 28. 1995 To my special friends: You’ve helped to make medical school about so much more than studying. To love what you do and feel that it matters — how could anything be more fun? Katherine Graham To Mom. Dad. and the rest of my family: Thank you for your unlimited support and love. 330 | Sheri Zager. M.D. Inspiration. Encouragement Love.... Mom. Trisha Dad With my sis, Trisha, at her graduation from Hofstra Law Thank you Adrienne An apartment worth coming home to.... Jeffrey Zehner. M.D. ' 331 332 V Patrick A. Zweidler-McKay. M.D.. Ph.D. (ft ) %afae(Cruz,, (MLD. JFrancisco OLuidor, M.D. Oficfiung Lee, MO. Michaeh Mfeeko, M.O. John (Myers, M.O. J [eh Onumah, MO. (Brian Lett, M.O. Mader Shaikh, M.O. u s MATCH DAY Theresa A. Albright, M.D. Pediatrics Children's Memorial Hospital Chicago. IL Silvia Cunto Amesty. M.D. Family Practice Beth Israel Medical Center New York. NY Frank Joseph Amniaturo. M.D. Internal Medicine Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia. PA Monique Baer, M.D. Family Practice White Memorial Medical Center Los Angeles. CA Kristin Baird. M.D. Pediatrics UCLA Medical Center Los Angeles. CA Philip John Baney IV. M.D. Family Practice Montgomery Family Practice Residency Program Norristown, PA Michael Fdward Barton. M.D. Emergency Medicine Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh. PA Jennifer Lynn Baumbach. M.D. Dermatology University of Cincinnati Hospital Cincinnati. OH Adebunmi Olawunmi Kcckley. M.D. Family Practice SUNY Buffalo Buffalo. NY Jennifer Ann Beistv. M.D. Pediatrics St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA Heather Melody Bell. M.D. Internal Medicine Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh. PA John Albion Benson, M.D. Family Practice Tripler Army Medical Center Oahu. HI Philip Joseph Billoni. M.D. Internal Medicine Madigan Army Medical Center Tacoma. WA Sherri Elise Blackstone. M.D. Internal Medicine Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Carmine Blaise, M.D. Family Practice Florida Hospital Orlando, FL Narongsak Guevara Boonswang. M.D. Neurosurgery Cleveland Clinic Foundation Geveland. OH Troy Danean Bryant. M.D. Pediatrics St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA Susan Soojin Chang. M.D. Surgery UMDNJ-Roben Wood Johnson Piscataway. NJ Maroon W. Chaudhry. M.D. Preliminary Surgery The Mount Sinai Hospital New York. NY Brian K. Choi. M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Year Two Radiology Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Frederick L. Chun, M.D. Family Practice Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Torrance. CA Raymond Chung, M.D. Internal Medicine Kaiser-Perm anentc Los .Angeles. CA Jerry R. Clark. Jr.. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh. PA Perrin Christopher Clark. M.D. Surgery Naval Medical Center San Diego. CA M. Christopher Clarkson. M.D. Emergency Medicine University Health Center of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh. PA Edgar Rafael Collazo, M.D. Pediatrics St. Christopher's Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA Tracey Denise Conti. M.D. Family Practice University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore. MD Nancy Flanagan Cooney. M.D. Internal Medicine Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Hershey. PA Rafael Cm, M.D. Family Practice Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown. PA Matthew Warner Cusano. M.D. Internal Medicine-Primary Care Scranton-Temple Residency Program Scranton. PA Angela Davis. M.D. Family Practice Crozer-Keystone Health System Springfield, PA Shonda Davis-Perry, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Robert L. DeBernardo Jr., M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. MD 336 MARCH 19, Helen Rachel Deitch. N1.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology University of Cincinnati Hospital Cincinnati. OH John Richard Deitch. M.D. Orthopaedic Surgery University of Cincinnati Hospital Cincinnati. OH Elysc Lvn Dishler. M.D. Family Practice Memorial Hospital of Burlington County Mt Holly. NJ D’Arcy Nicole Duke. M.D. Surgery Boston Medical Center Boston. MA Joseph Bryan Eby, M.D. Surgery Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Los Angeles. CA Charmaine Nicola Elliott. M.D. Internal Medicine Montel'iorc Medical Center Bronx. NY George Joseph Emerick. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Lankenau Hospital Wynncwood. PA Stephen Wilson Emmons. M.D. Transitional Year Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading. PA Richard Thomas Esper Jr.. M.D. Internal Medicine Allegheny University Hospital-East Falls Philadelphia. PA Amy Marie Exangelisto, M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Ashley Litton Faulx. M.D. Internal Medicine University Hospitals of Cleveland Cleveland. OH Michael David Faulx. M.D. Internal Medicine University Hospitals of Cleveland Cleveland. OH Stanley Philip Finkelstein. M.D. Transitional Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Year Two Neurology Georgetown University Washington. DC Stephen Brett Mack, M.D. Family Practice Forbes Health System Pittsburgh. PA Christopher H. Fox. M.D. Family Practice Forbes Health System Pittsburgh. PA Jacqueline Nicole Francis. M.D. Pediatrics Georgetown University Hospital Washington. DC Matthew John Garberina. M.D. Orthopaedic Surgery Duke University Medical Center Durham. NC Joy Marie Gianvittorio, M.D. Family Practice Williamsport Hospital and Medical Center Williamsport. PA Christopher Jay Godshall. M.D. Surgery University of Louisville Louisville. KY Michael Jason Goldstein. M.D. Surgery Presbyterian Hospital New York. NY Jeremy Ian Grosser. M.D. Internal Medicine UCLA-San Fernando Valley Sepulveda. CA Morgan Basil Hakki. M.D. Internal Medicine University of Michigan Hospitals Ann Arbor. MI 1997 Andrea Lyn Halpern. M.D. Family Practice East Tennessee State University Johnson City. TN John Wesley Hariadi. M.D. Transitional William Beaumont Army Medical Center El Paso. Texas John Stephen Harris. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Marc Ira Harwood. M.D. Family Practice Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia. PA Brian Frank Hinnebusch. M.D. Surgery Allegheny University Hospital-East Falls Philadelphia. PA Matthew Herbert Horn, M.D. Internal Medicine Mercy Hospital and Medical Center San Diego. CA Francisco Huidor. M.D. Pediatrics Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Elizabeth Sara Jacobs. M.D. Pediatrics Rhode Island Hospital Providence. R1 Diana Lee Kane. M.D. Emergency Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA David Christopher Kasarda. M.D. Family Practice Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton. CA Robert A. Kaufmann. M.D. Orthopaedic Surgery Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA 337 Chi Young Kim. VI.I). Obstetrics-Gynecology Bamcs-Jewish Hospital Si. Louis. MO Nancy Kim. M.D. Internal Medicine-Primary Care Yale-New Haven Hospital New Haven. CT Soo Yoon Kim. M.D. Surgery Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Sungjoo Brian Kim. M.D. Otolaryngology Geisingcr Medical Center Danville. PA Mary Ellen Kolatis, M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Christopher Michael Kowalski, MU. Surgery Washington Hospital Center Washington. DC Aaron Francis Kulick, M.D. Medicine-Pediatrics Georgetown University Hospital Washington. DC Brian Douglas Lawcnda, M.D. Surgery Naval Medical Center San Diego. CA Eric Brian Lebby, M.D. Orthopaedic Surgery Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Gene Hyung Lee, M.D. Family Practice Medical Center of Delaware Newark. DE Oh Chung Lee. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology SUNY Buffalo Buffalo. NY William James Lien. M.D. Family Practice Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading. PA Aaron L. Liu. M.D. Family Practice Underwood Memorial Hospital Woodbury. NJ Dong T. Lu, M.D. Internal Medicine University of Califomia-Irvinc Irvine. CA Timothy W. Mark. M.D. Internal Medicine Juckson Memorial Hospital Miami. FL Amy S. Marren, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Allegheny University Hospital-East Falls Philadelphia. PA Tanya Denise Martin, M.D. Family Practice Image Family Practice Tulsa. OK Susan Mather. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Beverly C. Mathis, M.D. Family Practice Memorial Hospital of Burlington County Ml. Holly. NJ Clyde McLane III. M.D. Psychiatry University of Michigan Hospitals Ann Arbor. MI Francine Nicole McLeod. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Franklin Square Hospital Center Baltimore. MD Holly Knoll Vlichaelson, M.D. Surgery Allegheny University Hospital-East Falls Philadelphia. PA Angela Mingari, M.D. Surgery Allegheny University Hospital-East Falls Philadelphia. PA Michael Lawrence Mlecko. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Todd Stanley Mooney, M.D. Family Practice University of Kansas Wesley Wichita. KS Carlos E. Morcyra, M.D. Surgery Naval Medical Center Portsmouth. VA Daniel Marc Morrison, M.D. Surgery Lehigh Valley Hospital Allentown. PA David Michael Morrison. M.D. Emergency Medicine Medical Center of Delaware Newark. DE Bradley Keller Moyer. M.D. Emergency Medicine Geisinger Medical Center Danville. PA Ruth L. Mukoko-Mokeba. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Suzanne Buek Murray. M.D. Psychiatry University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals Seattle. WA William Delany Murrell. Jr., M.D. Orthopaedic Surgery Tulane University New Orleans. LA John Jay Myers, M.D. Family Practice Lehigh Valley Hospital Allentown. PA Andrew Mark Naidech. M.D. Internal Medicine-Neurology Tulane University New Orleans. LA Grace Naing, M.D. Family Practice Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading. PA 338 David Jay Nathan. M.D. Internal Medicine Saint Joseph Hospital Denver, CO Malinda Marie Newcotnbe, M.D. Family Practice Halifax Medical Center Daytona Beach. FL Seth I.ouis Newman. M.D. Surgery Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Duvid M. Nocchi. M.D. Emergency Medicine UMDNJ-Robcrt Wood Johnson Camden. NJ Eugene Basil Nor. M.D. Family Practice Sacred Heart Hospital Allcnown. PA Leif Otto Nordberg, M.D. Surgery Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Lynn Marie O’Connor. M.D. Preliminary Surgery The Graduate Hospital Philadelphia. PA Year Two Radiation Oncology Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. MD Sean Thomas O’Mara. M.D. Transitional Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston. Texas Chien C. Oh. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Nch Onumah. M.D. Family Practice Memorial Hospital of Burlington County Ml Holly. NJ Bradley Paddock. M.D. Family Practice Saint Francis Hospital Wilmington. DE Rita Nicol Pasko, M.D. Family Practice Bayfront Medical Center St. Petersburg. FL Stephanie Patel, M.D. Family Practice Montgomery Family Practice Residency Program Norristown. PA Brian G. Pell. M.D. Family Practice University of Califomia-San Francisco Fresno. C A Bethany Lynn Perry, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Lee Jay Radosli. M.D. Family Practice Lancaster General Hospital Lancaster. PA Pamela Caryn Ravel -, M.D. Family Practice Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading. PA John Patrick Reilly. M.D. Surgery Geisinger Medical Center Danville. PA Timothy George Retsh. M.D. Orthopaedic Surgery The Ohio State University Medical Center Columbus. OH Jeanine Elena Romanelli. M.D. Internal Medicine Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. MD Bruce Timothy Rose. M.D. Internal Medicine The New York Hospital New York. NY Rebecca Laura Rosen. M.D. Family Practice Natividad Medical Center Salinas. CA Joel Louis Rosner. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Year Two Radiology Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami. FL Eric Charles Rottenberg. M.D. Preliminary Surgery Brookdale Hospital Medical Center Brooklyn. NY Year Two Urology Brookdale Hospital Medical Center Brooklyn. NY Roy Moshe Rubin. M.D. Orthopaedic Surgery Duke University Medical Center Durham. NC Christopher Henry Rush. M.D. Family Medicine Eglm Air Force Base Fort Walton Beach. FI Sharon Marie Rice. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Jorge William Roig. M.D. Preliminary Internal Medicine Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh. PA Year Two Anesthesiology Emory University Atlanta. GA Keith E. Sadel, M.D. Internal Medicine Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Ralph Scott Sando. Jr.. M. D. Transitional Crozer-Chester Medical Center Upland. PA Year Two Ophthalmology Temple University School of Medicine Philadelphia. PA 339 Joseph Michael Scandura IV, M.D., Fh.I). Internal Medicine The New York Hospital New York. NY John Patrick Schmittner, M.D. Internal Medicine Washington Hospital Center Washington. DC Helen Marguerite Schursky, M.D. Pediatrics New York University Medical Center New York. NY Jonathon H. Schwartz. M.D. Internal Medicine Boston University-Boston. MA Nadine Schwartz. M.D. Residency Deferred Kathy Ellen Seward. M.D. Internal Medicine Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading. PA Nader Shaikh, M.D. Thomas Jefferson University A.I. DuPont Institute Children's Hospital Wilmington. DE Mahshid Shira i-Majd. M.D. Internal Medicine Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Allison Ixiuise Shirker. M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology York Hospital York. PA Gloria Azeke Simonson, M.D. Family Practice Montgomery Family Practice Residency Program Norristown. PA Sadhish Kumar Siva. M.D. Surgery Spartanburg Regional Medical Center Spartanburg. SC Yvonne Eve Siwek. M.D. Pediatrics Geisinger Medical Center Danville. PA Bernard Joseph Sopky, M.D. Family Practice West Jersey Health System Voorhces, NJ Matthew A. Speicher, M.D. Transitional Albert Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia. PA Year Two Ophthalmology Georgetown University Washington. DC Joy Cruz Spychalski, M.D. Family Practice Montgomery Family Practice Residency Program Norrisown. PA Jennifer Noelle Still, M.D. Pediatrics Naval Medical Center San Diego, CA Anthony Ya-Ning Sun. M.D. Internal Medicine Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia. PA Sarun Suw-an, M.D. Surgery Abington Memorial Hospital Abington. PA Danctte Rae Taylor, M.D. Family Practice Kaiser Pennancntc Fontana. CA Loc V. Tran. M.D. Internal Medicine St. Mary Medical Center Long Beach. CA Timothy Chuong Le Tran. M.D. Internal Medicine Kaiser Permanence Los Angeles. CA 340 Ja nolle Denise Vaughns, VI.D. Preliminary Surgery-Medical Center of Delaware Newark. DE Felicia Ann Wagman, M.D. Obstetrics-Gynecology Jackson Memorial Hospital Miami. FL Jill Marie Waren, M.l). Family Practice Beverly Hospital Danvers. MA Joanna Lynn Weinstein. M.D. Pediatrics St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children Philadelphia. PA Michael S. Weizrmin, M.D. Family Practice Valley Medical Center Renton. WA Jonathan Edmund Wierzbicki. M.D. Family Practice Hunterdon Medical Center Flcrnington, NJ Franklin W. Wiley, M.D. Family Practice University of Wyoming Casper. WY Brian Palm Witwer, M.D. Neurosurgery University of Wisconsin Madison. Wl Robert Francisco Wong. M.D. Internal Medicine University of Virginia Charlottesville. VA Geoffrey A. W right, M.D. Surgery Naval Medical Center Portsmouth. VA Ernest Lester Yeh, M.D. Emergency Medicine Allegheny University-East Falls Philadelphia, PA Michael Alan Yoder, M.D. Pathology Temple University Hospital Philadelphia. PA Sheri L. Zager, M.D. Pediatrics Emory University Atlanta. GA Jeffrey Prescott Zehner. M.D. Pathology Georgetown University Hospital Washington. DC Patrick Alfred Zweidler-McKay. M.l).. Ph D. Pediatries Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. MA 341 Mumni Patrons Denis M. Bane, M.D. '69 Margaret M. Barnes, M.D. '81 Kathleen Reilly Bell, M.D. '81 Dr. and Mrs. Michael Bernstein 74 Bradford M. Blanchard, M.D. '54 Hugh W. Brallier, M.D. '74 Class of 1998 Stephanie Corn, M.D. '86 Robert J. Courtney, M.D. '57 Dr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Duke, III '68 Albert J. Finestone, M.D. '45 Paul Jay Fink, M.D. '58 Marc A. Flitter, M.D. '69 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fry '57 Jay J. Garcia, M.D. '74 Robert J. Gastfriend, M.D. '82 Nancy Gettes, M.D. '71 Jeffrey T. Gibson, M.D. '80 Dr. Anthony R. and Susannne K. Giorgio '73 Martin Goldberg, M.D. '55 Bernardino Gonzalez-Flores, M.D. '52 Sanford Linda Guttler '76 Bruce A. Hershock, M.D. '74 Dr. Mrs. A. Richard Kendall '56 Harvey Lazofson, M.D. '62 Steven E. Lipton, M.D. '76 Gilbert A. Liss, M.D. '61 Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Love '70 Joseph F. Lydon, M.D. '47 R. Samuel Magee, M.D. '76 John R. Maloney, M.D. 72 Dawn and Allan Marks '62 Dr. and Mrs. James J. McGuire, Jr. '80 Richard J. Morris, M.D. '55 Matthew B. Naegle, M.D. '73 Delmo A. Paris, M.D. '43 Kimberly K. Paterson, M.D. '82 George D. Patton '35 Francis C. Plucinsky, M.D. '71 Jack Ruth Poles, '70 Arthur H. Popkave, M.D. '72 Dr. and Mrs. William G. Reish '68 Fred B. Rogers, M.D. '48 Anthony J. Ross, M.D. '72 John Rudoff, M.D. '83 Joanne Rudoff, M.D. Elizabeth Sander '89 and John DiFiori '89 Jerome Santoro, M.D. '72 Dennis M. Scardigli, M.D. 76 Dr. and Mrs. Carson D. Schneck '59 Diane E. Shafer, M.D. '76 Bernard J. Steyer, M.D. 78 Donald J. Rosato, M.D. '59 George W. Truitt '35 Wilma Virella-Santana, M.D. '92 Dr. Donald and Judy Weinstein 70 Dr. and Mrs. James W. Williamson '53 344 Matrons Dr. and Mrs. William E. Barry Dr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Dempsey Richard S. Eisenstaedt, M.D. Robert S. Fisher, M.D. Galen M. Fox Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fry John E. Fryer, M.D. Mary Hayos and Family Jaffe Drug Howard S. Klein, M.D. Bennett Lorber, M.D. John S. and Suzanne Macdonald Allen R. Myers, M.D. Philadelphia Pharmacy Larry Ost Daniel A. Rakowski Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Rakowski RLR, RLR J Henrietta Kotlus Rosenberg, M.D., F.A.C.R. Alvin Mike Sadel Lucky Pharmacy Sheila and Sid Sadel Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Schwartz Family Student Activities, Student Faculty Center Ellen M. Tedaldi, M.D. Richard Witwer Uncle Yoldy, Wilkie, Bewins Woolley Palermo Espresso Company Best Wishes to the Class of 1997 from the SmithKline Beecham Department of Diagnostic Imaging Robert A. Gatenby, M.D., Chairperson Naveed Akhtar. M.D. David S. Ball, D.O. Phillip M. Boiselle, M.D. Akbar Bonakdarpour. M.D. Orest B. Boyko, M.D.. Ph.D. Dina F. Caroline. M.D. N. David Charkes, M.D. Gary S. Cohen, M.D. Kristin L. Crisci. M.D. Bernadette R. Curtis, M.D. Eric N. Faerber. M.D. Mary S. Fisher, M.D. Evan Geller. M.D. Bruce Greenberg. M.D. Kenneth H. Harris, M.D. Linda C. Knight, Ph.D. Jeffrey Kochan, M.D. Susan K. Lemieux, Ph.D. Michael B. Love, M.D. Patricia Ann Lowry, M.D. Leon S. Malmud, M.D. Alan H. Maurer, M.D. Virginia P. Mercader, M.D. Barton N. Milestone, M.D. Chitta Paul, Ph.D. George Revesz, Ph.D. Neil A. Roach. M.D. Eleanor Smergel. M.D. Jean-Luc Urbain, M.D. Thomas Witoraski, M.D. Barbara Wolfson, M.D. Marv in C. Ziskin, M.D. Dr. %utfi Limunga ‘Mukgkg-'Jrlok.eba Hearty Congratu lations ! ! About six years back, the phone rang — “Hi mommy, I've changed my mind. No medicine for me. But once decided you put all in place And how time has flown and you're all done! You are our pride and joy. Your graduation opens doors to a life time Of caring, service and a fulfilling career. May the Good Lord continue to bless and guide you. Love from Mom and all family members. The Department of Pharmacology Congratulations to Joins Our Daughter The Class of 1997 in Congratulating Charmaine N. Elliott, M.D. Its Distinguished Faculty You continue to Martin W. Adler, Ph.D. make us proud. Temple University God Bless. Faculty Research Award for 7996 We Love You!! Concetta Harakal, Ph.D. 1996 Honored Professor Award, Temple Medical School Love, Gerald H. Sterling, Ph.D. Mom and Dad Temple University Great Teacher Award for 1996 347 LEE J. RADOSH, M.D. | We want to tell you I S how proud we are I I to be your family. R S We wish you a lifetime of 1 t health, happiness and success | i in a world of peace. | a With all our | j admiration and love, S Mom, Bob, Dad, Angie | 9 and Laura | 348 CONGRATULATIONS! Jennifer A. Beisty, M.D. May God always bless you and guide the work of your hands. AH our love. Mom, Dad, and John CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1997 Congratulations to Department of Kathy E. Seward, M.D. Radiation Oncology Patrick R.M. Thomas, M.D. All of our love, Craig L. Silverman, M.D. Mom, Dad, Duane, Andy, Glenda R. Smith, M.D. Karen, and Lydia ‘Two roads diverged in a yello w wood And sorry I coufd not travel both... Then toolthe other, just as fair And having perhaps the better claim ‘Because it was grassy and wanted wear... Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I toolj the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. —Robert frost Co uyuUiJoifdo44d (lobe it fy. rkJo ugl Jl l.'Jb.! Atom, ‘Dad, Lisa, Michael and Michelle 349 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1997 from the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Temple University Hospital Michael Clancy, M.D. Professor and Chairman Philip D. Alburger, M.D. E. Balasubramanian, M.D. Randal R. Betz, M.D. David H. Clements, M.D. John A. Handal, M.D. Norman A. Johanson, M.D. John D. Kelly, IV, M.D. Scott H. Kozin. M.D. John W. Lachman, M.D. Paul A. Marchetto, M.D. Stanley P. Michael, M.D. Ray A. Moyer, M.D. Edward J. Resnick, M.D. Joseph J. Thoder, M.D. Congratulations Brian P. Witwer, M.D. Burkhart Drezner 'The Complete Men's Specialty Shop” We are so proud of ■ Men's Wear ■ Dry Cleaning Tuxedo Rental ■ Shirt Laundry Tailoring AJterations ■ Shoe Repair your accomplishment! Congratulations to Christopher H. Fox, M.D. Love, ‘Mom, Dad, ‘David, ‘Jack, 34 East Main Street, Ephrata (717) 733-2381 Mon Fri 7«wn • 9pm Toes, WeO Tnors 7 am-Apm s« 7 am-Spm ‘Bonne Chance CONGRATULATIONS Carmine TO THE Jetaime Beaucoup CLASS OF 1997 Congratulations Frank Ammaturo, M.D. We are proud of you! -Have, Mont, %ad, Mane, JlauAa Department of Physical Medicine Rehabilitation 351 From the Medical Staff of St. Christopher s Flospital for Children 352 GcMtyiatuhxttiuvi JOY MARIE GIANVITTORIO, M.D. MD2B Learning from the very best-brother John! Our Doctor Joy! i am so proud of you! After many years of hard work, your efforts have paid off! Congratulations! Jtove, Q'tandntant Antoinette To my special niece, Congratulations and best of luck always! With love, 'Unc Nuncio Joy, We are really proud of you. You had the courage to dream and you endured the tough road to make that dream come true. What an accomplishment! God bless you, Doctor! Jlove atiocuyi, Mont, bad and fjoluinq. 353 ■i Congratulations Mary Ellen ‘Kolatis, ME). Congratulations David C. Kasarda, M.D. We are very proud ofyou! We are very proud of you! £ati £oue, bad, Mom Q iG n We love you, Mom, Grandmother and Grandfather Yaschur SILVESTRI, STEERMAN COHEN SURGICAL ASSOC. General, Vascular. Thoracic, Colo-Kcctal and Geriatric Surgery ARCH1MEDE J. SILVESTRI, M.D. PAUL H. STEERMAN, M.D. LEONARD H. COHEN, M.D. GARY B. KORIJS, M.D. Congratulations Man [lien kolatis. 11.11. V ' Good Luck in the Future! 7500 'entriil Ave. 204 5401 Old York Rd. 503 9880 Bustklon Ave. 306 Philadelphia, PA 19111 Philadelphia, PA 19141 Philadelphia. PA 19115 (2151728-7774 (215)455-1260 (215)728-7774 Fax (215) 722-3893 Mailing Address CongmTulamns Class op 1997! Albert J. Finestone, M.D. 45 Director, Institute on Aging Aunt Ann, Michael, Therese, Michael P.J., Matthew M. and Celine Ann Brunetti 354 “Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile.” - Albert Einstein The faculty, staff, and administrators of Albert Einstein Healthcare Network 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. Ivan H. Gabel Martin Goldsmith Chairman of the Board of Directors President and Chief Executive Officer Albert Einstein Healthcare Network Cmlu in heahheare Am irt Einstein Bhmovt Center For Mo«Rih b Wiuowcrkt Metocai Center Compruwmm Treatment C lO'tAIMX Congratulations to Dr. Amy Marren Elizabeth S. Jacobs, M.D. With lots of love, Mom, Ken, Jeff Helen JVl. Schursky, VZ.D. A chitd's dream reatized, parents' hope graced generations' cad answered, f Towers smite, stars dance. If anyone ever paid the price to have the initials M.D. after their name, you most certainly did. Regardless of the trials and tribulations, one by one. you conquered each. We could not be more proud of you. both as our daughter and as a person. Please know that whatever station you reach in life, we will always be there for you! Me love you! Mom. Dad. Sam. Mel Jr.. Frank Jack XGV Ad of your f amity, everywhere CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1997 CLASS OF TEMPLE PHYSICIANS! from the MONTGOMERY FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAM William H. Rodgers, III, M.D., Director Hazel M. Bluestein, M.D., Associate Director Louis D. Mancano, M.D., Associate Director David S. Fox, M.D., Faculty Associate Thomas C. McGinley, Jr., M.D., Faculty Associate Montgomery Professional Building 1330 Powell Street, Suite 409 Norristown, PA 19401 610-277-0964 356 CONGRATULATIONS TO GLORIA SIMONSON, M.D. WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! Dad—Jacob Azeke, brother—Robert Azeke, Uncle Ralph Akhagba, Friends—Zeltna Brown, Terence Thomas and Ms. Gertrude Williams Congratulations Bradley K. Moyer, M.D. What a great day tor you and your family. Today you end years of hard work and studying. Tomorrow is a new beginning, applying what you have learned. We wish you all the best and pray that God will constantly bless you and guide you in your work as you enter this phase of your life. We are so proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations to Bradley K. Moyer, M.D. Love, Betty Verna Congratulations Jennifer L. Baumbach, M.D. To the number one doctor in our family. May all your dreams, like this one, become realities. We Love You, Mom Les, Dad, Markf Rick, Angie Jeff, Grandma Grampy, Aunt Diane Uncle Don, Christine Dana 357 Thanks to God — Thy has been a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. Love and Thanks to my family for showing me the true meaning of family and faith — knowing that eventually everything will work out according to the will of God. Thanks to Dad, Mom, Grandma, Christian, Aba, Ama, Omar, Anita and Ade for their unwavering support and belief in me. We Did It!!! Congratulations to the Class of 37 VAUGHN, RONNER ZADZIELSKI, INC. Obstetrics and Gynecology___________________________ Beverly M. Vaughn. M.D. Nina Mohammed. M.D. Wanda Ronner. M.D. Jane Moiinari, M.D. Elizabeth M. Zadzielski. M.D 700 Spruce Street. Suite B-01 Philadelphia. PA 19106 Telephone: (215) 829-7400 Office Hours Fax: (215) 829-7426 By Appointment Congratulations Carmine Blaise, JfflLB. I want to wish you the best in whatever you do. 1 am very proud of you for all the hard work you've done. May God continue to guide you and be with you in all that you do. Love you, Mom Ofeh .7. Onumak, ‘M.ID. Congratulations BERNARD JOSEPH SOPKY, M.D. May the miracles forthcoming from Philadelphia, PA continue forever on your special day. And with the help of God...may your Air Force, Medical School adventure propel you into the 21st Century. Thank you for making me a very proud Mama. —Anita You are a Special Brother and Son to us. Congratulations on your achievements to begin the new adventure. May God bless you and your wife with health, happiness, and prosperity through the medical professions to serve others. —Yeivah, Mi ah, Jinah, Ock, amt Hong Jung I share in your joy and victory today, and absolutely adore and admire you. You are not only a loving husband and caring physician, but also a man of strength and person of character. May you continue to shine your talents, intelligence, humor, and compassion. —Sunah 358 With our Love and Prayers Always, Your Family SUMMIT PARK Club Luxury Apartments 8201 Henry Avenue Philadelphia 215-482-0788 fy mcuiA, Jpsi (Du i SfLectacAAla i Social Jli e!!! Congratulations to the Class of 1997 i i i ‘Best Wishes In Aft your future ‘Endeavors! CONGRATULATIONS DIANA L. KANE, M.D. Congratulations Doctor Di We are so very proud of you! We are all very proud of you! Love, Bone, Qasuf,Mam 8. jbad Leroy, Tatty, pieces, 9{epFieivs, Aunts, Uncles, Cousins 359 Congratulations!! Christopher M. Kowalski, JVl.D. We are very proud of your accomplishment and wish you continued success. With all our Love, Michael K. Kowalski, M.D., Temple Class of 1971 (Dad) Carol A. Kowalski, (Mom) Kimberly M. Kowalski, MS.l, Temple Class of 2000 Michele M. Kowalski-McGraw, M.D., Temple Class of 1991 J. Patrick McGraw, M.D., Temple Class of 1991 Michael and Daniel Merin Studios, Inc. Studio 215-673-5777 Fax 215-673-5781 John R. Deitch, M.D. Helen R. Deitch, M.D. Congratulations and (Best Wishes for a Bright, Successful future in four Chosen (Profession! of Photography Congratulations Richard Merin 2981 Grant Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19114 Kristin Baird, M.D Love, Mom Dad 360 Congratuhations and (Best Wishes to the Cfass of 1997 from the TempCe University Schooiof Medicine (hdedica( Ahimni Association (Board of (Directors OFFICERS Kenneth H. Gordon '48, President Charles D. Tourtcllottc '57. Pesident-Elect Richard P Albertson '63. Vice President Stephen R. Permut '72. Secretary Louis X. Santorc '80. Treasurer Anthony J. Comerota '74. Immediate Past President Leon S. Malmud. MX).. Dean Richard J Kozera. M.D.. Executive Dean ALUMNI DIRECTORS D. Michael Baxter '80 William R. Beckwith 64 E. Howrd Bedrossian 45 Dennis A. Berman 77 C. Gregory Case '88 Robert S. Charles '80 Richard A. Close '72 Thomas J. Coyle. Jr.. '83 Robert I. Dennis '71 Dorothy G. Dugger 81 Booth H Durham 75 John H. Esbcnshade. Jr. 55 Albert J. Fincstone '45 Edward C. Fischer '68 Anthony R. Giorgio 73 Joyce M.W. Grabar '79 Natalie P Hartenbaum '85 Paul R. Hcrmany '82 William C. Hewson '54 Bentley A. Hollander '65 Eric K. Holm 69 Peggy B. Hutson '61 A. Richard Kendall '56 E. James Kohl '66 Gerald M. Lcmole '62 Gary P. Lengcl '76 Joseph B. Lcnnert '73 Fraser Lewis '60 Gilbert A. Liss '61 Stephen D. Lockey III '63 Michael Love 70 Charles I. Ludivico 70 John H. Martin '58 James B. McClurkcn 76 Richard A. Memn 71 Curt D. Miller '79 Robert H. Mills. Jr. '88 Mary E. Moore 67 Emily J. Penman 78 Richard C. Putnam '51 Sidney C. Rabin '51 W. Gale Rcish '68 Edward J. Resnick '51 Gene Z. Salkind 79 E. Ronald Salviui 63 Nathan Schnall '47 Carson D Schneck '59 Charles R. Shuman '43 Donald H. Souilliard '54 Frederick P. Sutliff '46 William S. Tasman 55 Michael H Ufbcrg '66 M. Bruce Viechmcki '66 Paul L. Weidner'82 FACULTY STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES Kenneth R. Cundy. Ph.D. Daniel T. Dempsey. M.D Richard S. Eisenstaedt. M.D. Theresa Albright '97 JoAnnaTang '98 Enk Cohen '99 Cesar Ortega '00 EMERITUS DIRECTORS William A. Buchhcit ’60 William H. Coleman ’45 Dominic A. DcLaurcntis ’53 William H. Duncan ’59 John H. Hall '41 Trudeau M. Horrax '46 Edwin Lauterbach '46 Walter J. Levinsky '45 Walter E Margie. Jr. '51 Gladys M. Miller'51 John R. Minehart '35 Howard Warner 53 Leslie W. Whitney '44 STAFF Charles A Glanville Executive Director Giselle H. Zayon Associate Director Lorraine R. Coley Secretary CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1997! Lancaster General ml Hospital Member Lancaster Health Alliance., Family Practice Residency Program Lancaster, PA Ridge Carlton Apartment Homes 7373 Ridge Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19128 215-483-8300 Extraordinary service for extraordinary people Call about our specials! Cowyud44lciti04 Keith Eric Sadel, M.D. 'VUMS '97 Margaret M. Barnes, M.D. '81 Department of Radiation Oncology Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania You did a great job and I love you very much! Viui Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of'97 (Best Wishes to The Hospital A state leader in Surgery, Cardiology. Oncology. Neonatology. Radiology, and Psychiatry. cIhe Class of 1997 The Opportunities Residency programs in Family Medicine. Obstetrics Gynecology. Diagnostic Radiology, Internal Medicine. Preliminary Medicine, and a transitional program. The Surroundings Located in historic Berks County, combining comfortable suburban living and rural charm with close proximity to major metropolitan areas of the East Coast. Freeport Medical Associates Dr. Sakdidej and Dr. Nipapan Suwan Freeport, Pennsylvania The Reading Hospital and Medical Center Sixth Avenue and Spmcc Street. West Reading. PA 362 Congratulations to My Daughter, the Doctor! Jacqueline Nicole Francis, M.D. Class of '97 from Your Mother the Doctor Judith Burgess, M.D. Class of '92 I am so very proud of my baby! ‘The 1996-1997 Student CounciC ‘Wishes to Congratulate 1. he Class of 1997 Qood Luckc in your future ‘Endeavors! 363 CONGRATULATIONS Anthony Y. Sun, M.D. Wishing you a wealth of success and happiness always. We are so proud of you! W9SHES to the ec iss 03 199? Primary Care Internal Medicine SCRANTON-TEMPLE RESIDENCY PROGRAM MIRAGE Beauty Wellness Salon With all our love, Mom, Dad, Sis, and Tim SKIN • HAIR • NAILS 7953 Ridge Avenue 487-9010 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1997 364 INDEPENDENCE PLAZA APARTMENTS 3120 School House Lane Philadelphia, PA 19144 Philadelphia Geriatric Center is proud to play an important role in training future physicians to care for the elderly. We Congratulate the Class of 1997! I hilcidelphici ■jgcfiotric c enter 365 Ete ; cob mmn latte da! is open early, open late, for eye-opening coffee and marvelous muffins, for late-night lattes and to-die-for desserts, we invite you to indulge; We're between the movie and the market; bring a friend, show your ID, get 20% off, andorra shopping center where Ridge meets Henry theatre Soon you will be able to surf the net on our ISDN line, with a speed of 128 BPS. Our new cyber-cafe will provide free E-MAIL accounts to our customers. Internet services are provided by NAVPOINT and users will incur a fee for use of their services. 215 482-2552 215 latte da The Department of Radiology Albert Einstein Healthcare Network Congratulates and Offers Best Wishes to the Class of 1997! Family Practice in Pennsylvania? You must see usi The Williamsport Hrnpii.il A Medical Center family Practice Residency Program offers 7 PGYI positions each academic year. Oatartr fhr Bnt o Both YVoflOt in Our Cotmtnily frj(h,og Hotpiui • l.itplwulli M, Ir. Iretlin a«U.� !H � iHi SONY Hi Will Imum H'KMI. NY. rim SOI. Uninnil. HrnNi, r ami mrumv—, r • Nnjr, pat.«m .Amt M • (A-urvn a • ly amn • Amtulawy Marm Inquirr about Rnldenl ulikUr lion mi tnlotmtUon by calling 800-837-2011 O. N. Amtnc� «. MO. •ijsmml M.a.ial Coin in t mk C antral fA. -va-t p vUa mn a SM.MO OJ unrnmtf hmpital t. — MDut. CmMmN la Vd m + Y.a CtarSlMn I OtaMrU lor lani| batiitt .kiln. 6W Rural AKnwe Willumport. fA 17701 -� Susquehanna Health System IS. V. ill Hc a«al Carnywa ‘Best Wishes to The Class of1997! Germantown Neurological Associates Stephen D. Silberstein, M.D. William B. Young, M.D. Jeffrey M. Dayno, M.D. 366 Six Temple grads tell why they chose Abington Memorial Hospital. Abington combines the variable educational opportunities of a large hospital with a diverse outpatient experience that I was looking for in a Family Practice Residency. Either inpatient or outpatient. I am able to see many diseases in many different psychosocial situations. Also, a friendly approachable staff makes an excellent chance to learn easily. Robert Hermann. M.D., Temple ’96 — Family Practice I chose Abington because it offers the best of both worlds — a community hospital with a strong academic focus. The attendings and other residents are approachable, dedicated to leaching and providing excellent patient care. The training that I have received has prepared me to practice anywhere Lean no Bcidlcr, M.D., Temple '94 — Family Practice Abington offers an excellent clinical facility with a wide range of teaching cases and the academics of a university program all provided in a friendly community setting.” Deborah H. Junkin, D.M.D., Temple ’95 —Dentistry If you want a great foundation in OB GYN. Abington is the place. The new LDRP delivery suites allow for state-of-the-art obstetrical training. The strong presence of all of the subspecialities plus the absence of Fellows ensures an outstanding surgical and academic experience. Compared to oilier programs. Abington residents do more hands-on surgery, more high-risk Obstetrics and more Gynecology. Plus, the community environment makes residency less a painful rite of passage and more a natural part of your ongoing medical education. Joseph Zebrowitz, M.D., Temple '94 — OB GYN “Abington Memorial Hospital offers a suburban-based residency which, for me. is the population I intend to serve in the future. There is a strong emphasis on primary care — health maintenance — and patients who are motivated toward that goal. University affiliation allows for exposure to individuals with a w ide variety of diagnoses and the opportunity to broaden one's knowledge base following these individuals over time. Barbara Gavin. M.D., Temple ’94 —Internal Medicine “I chose Abington's Surgical Residency Program because of the program's dedication to turning out well-rounded general surgeons who can compete in practically any field, whether as a well-founded general surgeon or a resident qualified for almost any type of Fellowship. Plus, you have all of the benefits of a large community hospital. Jessica Palumbo, M.D.. Temple '96 — Surgery Abington Memorial Hospital offers — • Uvel II Trauma Center • Major obstetrical referral center • High tech facilities — IRI. advanced operating suite and critical care units, 3 cardiac catheterization labs. Level III NICU • Tlill Ahington open bear! surgical team • Opportunities to join thriving practices in Philadelphia's northern suburbs • Residency programs in: Family Practice General Surgery Internal Medicine ObstetricsA y necology Dentistry Dental Surgery For more information about Abington Memorial Hospital's residency programs, ask your colleagues above or call (215)576-2603. Abington Memorial Hospital 1200 Old York Road • Abington, PA 19001 Congratulations and (Best(Wishes to the Class of1997 Department oj Microbiology and Immunology Congratulations and Much Success to Keith Sadel Love, Andrew Brandon David Lisa Hurrah for Rebecca Laura Rosen, M.D. We’re so proud of you and love you very much! Mom, jbcuuel, Q'landmom, Mel and Ma ulon Congratulations Philip J. Billoni, M.D. Theresa A. Albright, M.D, We Are So Proud of You! We Love You! Mom, Dad and All the Family Yvonne E. Siwek, M.D. In congratulating you, we want to thank you for making us always so proud of you and most of all, for being what you are. We will incessantly follow you with our love and our prayers that God will never abandon you, that He will constantly bless you and guide you in your work. Mo h a td jbad and All the tyanuhf. Congratulations! and Sincerest wishes for continued happiness and success from your proud parents. Lots of Love, Mom Dad May 1997 368 I can do all things through Christ Who strengthens me. — Philipp 4:13 Congratuiations to iMy ‘Daughter Sfionda ‘Davis Derry It is with great pleasure that I take this time to congratulate you on becoming a doctor. From the tender age of four you had the grand idea of being one. Your father and I (and of course Santa) must have presented you with doctor kits every Christmas 'til you outgrew them. I, along with your brothers Todrick and Gerard, husband Victor, your daughter Victoria, sister-in-law Samantha, niece Chelsea, Grandma, Uncle and others want you to know how much we love you and how proud we are of your hard work and dedication. As a result, this has become a reality through the grace of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. God bless and may you humbly, prayerfully, and medically serve mankind as you've been called to do. From the heart with love, Your Mother CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1997 from the Tiean and his Staff Leon S. Malmud. M.D. Dean Richard J. Kozera, M.D. Executive Dean William E. Barry. M.D. Associate Dean for Medical Education Sally Rosen. M.D. Associate Dean for Student Affairs Thomas R. Freitag Associate Dean for Administration Charles S. Ireland, Jr. Assistant Dean Director of RAR Program Dawn B. Marks. Ph.D. Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies William F. Schulze Assistant Dean at Albert Einstein Medical Center Robert R. Smedley. Ed.D. Assisfanl Dean for CME Sandra J. McDade Director of Business Affairs. Health Sciences Center Gregory Zimmaro Administrator for Administrative Services Virginia Morris Administrator for Planning and Facilities Management M. Judith Russo Director of Faculty Student Records Mark-Allen Taylor Director of Library. HSC Gloria Greenberg Administrative Coordinator Carol Cochran. Ph.D. Associate Director of Primary Care Institute Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1997 Temple University School of Medicine Department of General Surgery Francis Au, M.D. Michael Badellino, M.D. Barry Browne, M.D. Robert Buckman, M.D. Anthony Comerota, M.D. Daniel Dempsey, M.D. Amy Goldberg, M.D. Robert Harwick, M.D John Meilahn, M.D. Stuart Myers, M.D. Michael Schina, M.D. John White, M.D. Congratulations! Congratulations Angela Denise Davis, M.D. to the Class of 1997 Your extended family wishes you success in from the all your future endeavors. Cardiology With love, Faculty The Dysons, Davises, and Floyds 371 24 YEARS The Department of and Cell Biology joins the Temple University School of Medicine in honoring John S. Way, Ph.D. for 24 years of service as a teacher and 1'Best Wishes from Our Sdouse to The Class of 1997 on your (graduation With Speciat Wishes to Temp(e Med%. ‘J.C. Seniors (Kenneth and “Elsie Cundy 372 o Chestnut Hill Hospital Family Practice Center 8815 Germantown Avenue, 5th Floor Philadelphia, PA 19118 215-248-8145 Russell S. Breish, M.D. Robin M. Clemons, M.D. Nancy J. Gettes, M.D. William N. Mebane, III, M.D. Marc W. McKenna, M.D. Looking for a New Home ? Barclay Square Apts. (610) 626 2000 (1 to 3 Bdrm) from $-§48.00 Park Lane East Apts. (610) 259 9000 (Eflf. to 3 Bdrm) from $437.50 All INCLUDE: • Free Parking Free Storage • Courtyards • Free Gas Heat, Cooking HAV • 24 Hr. emergency maint. • On 21 Bust Route EI Route • Cable TV Hookup Valerie P. Pend ley, M.D. Robert V. Smith, M.D. Kenneth E. Story, D.Min. Suburban but Centrally l icated Congratulations Aaron “Our Superman” 373 Michael Jason Goldstein, M.D. On behalf of two families (Mom, Dad, Michele, Alan, Mommom, Poppop, Sam, Lena, Nicky, Ded, and Ba), we would like to congratulate and commend you on your achievements. Two families could not be more proud. You have this amazing ability to touch the lives of everyone who knows you and we know that this trait will carry on to help you be an incredible and caring surgeon. We wish you the very best of luck in the future and hope that you accomplish all that you desire. We love you and will always stand behind you as you travel the road ahead. Love Always, Your wife, Tatiana 374 Congratulations! to the Class of 1997 Mercy Family Health Care Associates Judith E. Burgess, M.D. Helena Kwakwa, M.D. Family Health Care Associates, P.C. 1486-88 north 52nd Street Philadelphia, PA 19131 Telephone: (215) 473-4700 w Mercy Health network A Healthcare ministry of the Sisters of mercy Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1997 We enjoyed working with you! The Faculty and Residents of The Department of Medicine Albert Einstein Medical Center SHRINERS HOSPITALS for CHILDREN Philadelphia providing “excellence in service” to children and adolescents with orthopaedic disabilities and spinal cord injuries SALUTES The Temple University School Of Medicine Class of 1997 OUR CARE IS FREE TO ALL CHILDREN IN NEED! Michael Clancy, MD, Chief of Staff 8400 Roosevelt Boulevard Philadelphia, PA 19152 (215) 332-4500 376 RALPH S. SANDO, JR., M.D. “Temple-Bom” To Be A “Temple-Doc” 2 1 2 Hours old at Temple Hospital (Samaritan Building) 2 Years old, at Dad's Temple Medical School Graduation Party 377 Congratulations to The Class of 1997 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (Best ‘Wishes Congratulations Joseph M. Scandura IV, M.D., Ph.D. and Congratulations to dhe Class of1997! With Lots of Love, Mom, Dad, Jeanne 8c Jim, Jani, Julie 8c Mike The 1997 SKULL Staff would like to thank Cheryl Arthur Nicholas C. Cavarocchi, M.D. Department of Medical Communications and Kenneth Cundy, Ph.D. SKULL Advisor for all of your guidance and encouragement. Congratulations! Andrew Mark Naidech, M.D. from Your Greatest Fans, Mom Dad, Scott Justin 379 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1996 from the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Temple University Hospital Philip D. Alburger, M.D. Randal R. Betz, M.D. Congratulations to 380 Temple University School of Medicine DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE Congratulations to The Class of 1997 from the Division of Emergency Medicine Temple University Hospital Medical Director Frederic Kauffman. M.D., FACEP Deputy Director Paula Podrazik. M.D. Residency Director David B. Levy. D.O. Attending Physicians Maged Botros, M.D. Richard A. Harrigan. M.D. Thomas A. Rebbecchi. M.D. David Wald. D.O. Dawn Demangone. M.D. David J. Karras. M.D. Ari B. Schwell. M.D. Philip C. Van Dongcn. M.D. TOP TEN REASONS TO BE A PHYSICIAN 1. I don't like to sleep. 2. I love caffeine. 3. I enjoy hospital food. 4. I want to stay in school forever. 5. I enjoy doing scut work. (My penmanship sucks.) 7. I look good in white. 8. I love taking exams. 9. God doesn't want the job. 10. For the health of it. Congratulations to each and every one of us for a job well done. Continue to “reach for the stars’’ and may your life be a perfect blend of peace and happiness in years to come. God bless! Truly, Shonda Davis-Perry Words cannot express enough thanks to all the people who have stood by me during this journey through medical school. I therefore owe my success to them. ijQ, S % % b Mom and Dad: I don't know what 1 would be without you. Thank you for being there always and being the best parents ever. This is for you. Akin: Kiddo. thanks for listening to my grief. Couldn’t have made it this far without ya. I’m so proud of you. AJ and IMPY: You two aren’t babies anymore. Can’t believe it. You guys arc great. Love ya. Aunti Gloria: Thank you for the visits and the phone calls and all your support. If I win the lotto... it’s the Bahamas for you. Karolynn. Michelle, Ruth, Anna and Jeremy: Guys it has been a long haul but I wouldn’t want to go through it with anyone else but you guys. THANK YOU FOR ALL THE MEMORIES. To Stephen, Mom , Dad: Thank you for all your love and support'. With love, Yours, Yvonne June. Banke. Kym. DA. TK. LC, JK. MG A Carol Ann: Thank you for all the phone calls and for keeping in touch. Leen-leen. Abuela andfam— Thanks for being my family away from home. Margaret. Mary. Sharon, Hazelnut, and Gloria: It finally has happened! I won’t be bothering you in the Dean’s Office! Ha ha! Will miss you all. Thank you. To the Kashimawo's. Beckley’s. Williams’ Campbells. Badeyo's A Carew’s A Dr. Hunter: Thank you for everything. Love and Peace, Bunmi XXOO ToSE— YES!!! We made it! I never could have done it without your friendship and support, thanks for always being there and mostly for just being you. What am I going to do next year? Don’t the sun cry fire in the sky every night uhen it tries to say goodbye.' ‘Kristin ‘Baird CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1997 0 That which does not kill you can only serve to make you stronger. —Nietzsche Ernie That which neither kills you nor makes you stronger can only serve to drive you insane. —Joy and Maty Ellen Best wishes to our classmates in your future endeavors. The SKULL 1997 Staff |V PORTRAIT OF A FOURTH YEAR 384 20C MATCHMAKER, MATCHMAKER... 386 387 MAKE ME A MATCH! 388 389 390 391 392 393 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE MEDICAL SERVICES Discharge Instructions Name 9?7 Diagnosis Date: S'(2.4 ('ample non of Four Years of Med School Keep the wound clean and dry After two days, wash gently with soap and water two times every day Remove the dressing after one full day Apply a clean dressing twice a day Change the dressing if it becomes dirty or wet. Keep area raised whenever possible to make the swelling go down and the pain go away Keep a cold beer on ice whenever possible to make the swelling go down and the pain r, go away .p Ifyon have pain, take as follows ___every fibers I ovation Ref ore Internship Do not drink any alcohol, w ine or beer Drink without hesitation any alcohol, wine and beer v Come back to Temple right aw ay if you have any problems A very bad headache that will not stop A lot of vomiting (Much more than your usual hangover) Fits, seizures or convulsions (Everyone should know these are one and the same.) Change in mental status An urge to crack open the of Netter. v Catch some rays, so you will not be so pasty for the remainder of your summer indoors ' stock up on those benzos for that first night pre-call Internship P Drink plenty of fluids hydration is the key to avoiding that on-call headache Eat bland food, stay away from foods that are spicy, fatty or fried They will haunt you y as you complete that ninth admission at four A M Change your return address labels to the call room at the hospital which you share with ten other guys in scrubs who haven’t showered or shaven for two days Learn to ignore that beeper • Learn to sleep with your eyes and cars open _ Read every night Read when you get ten minutes to yourself At a cardiac arrest, the first procedure is to take your own pulse FOLLOW-1 P CARE Call your mother every other day Call the following phone number(s) to schedule an appointment prn Broad Street Eddie's 1-900-CHEAP-SUDS _ Cardiology 1-900-LUB-DUBB __Ear, Nose and Throat 1 -900-SAY-AHHH Eyes I-900-RED-EYES Family Planning 1-900-YEA-RIGHT Gastroenterology I -900-1RR-BOWEL Moffin’s I-900-SALAMI Plastic Surgery I-900-NIP-N-TUCK Reunions I-900-GLORIA' Important: ('ome hack if yon pass out at three codes in a row. get kicked out for illegal activities, or forget the brachial plexus. At the end of your internship, we will call yon and give you the remainder of your fourth year grades since you did not get them upon graduation despite threats from the Dean s Office. And remember, you are a Temple Grad. See one, do one. teach one. I have read and understand these instructions explained to me I will follow these instructions as advised I have received a copy of these instructions Physician or Nurse SKULL 1997 STAFF Co-Editors-in-Chief..................Joy M. Gianvittorio Mary Ellen Kolatis Business Editor....................Jacqueline N. Francis Layout Editors...........................Troy D. Bryant Francine N. McLeod Photography Editor......................Keith E. Sadcl Assistant Editor..............................Adebunmi Beckley Business Staff'........Robert DeBemardo. Elyse Dishler. Diana L. Kane, Angela Mingari, Pamela Ravetz Layout Staff............Theresa A. Albright. Kristin Baird, Angela D. Davis, Ashley Litton Faulx. Michael Faulx. Soo Kim. Ruth L. Vlokeba Photography Staff..........................Monique M. Baer. Timothy W. Mark. Lynn O’Connor. Lee Radosh. Ralph S. Sando. Marvin Sodicoff, Ph.D., Michael A. Yoder. The Class of 1997 Senior Portraits Developing..........Merin Studios. Inc. Typesetting Management....................Cheryl Arthur Advisor.............................Kenneth Cundy. Ph.D. Publisher.......................Cooke Publishing Company Anybody want to buy a hoagie? Capturing the Kodak moment. One of our busier days The man, the myth, the legend. 396 397 Two pages down, how many hundred to go? Width times height! Listen, once it’s in permnanent marker it cannot be Are you guys sniffing the white out again? changed! 398 It’s in God's hands now! “Hello. ER? Would you like to by an ad?' To our Classmates: From Gross Anatomy to Graduation and everything in between, our class has shared laughter and tears while making memories during our medical education at Temple. Our years together have come to an end and there has been much fun along the way. We have attempted to capture these fond memories from first to fourth year in this book and hope this w ill serve as a keepsake of our years together. While dealing with sub-internship, interviews and away rotations we were able to compile a book reflective of our memories w hile in school. With a lot of time and effort (and a bit of luck) we acquired photographs and ideas from our class and created an enduring memory. We would especially like to thank our staff for endless hours of near exhaustion as well as sheer enthusiasm, even in the face of impending deadlines! We found that w ith a touch of perfectionism and an endless supply of white-out we could accomplish anything. We also w ould like to thank our advisor. Kenneth Cundy. Ph.D., for insight and guidance, our typesetter. Cheryl Arthur, whose title never quite described her invaluable role: the Dean's Office, for fielding phone calls and collecting pictures; and Merin Studios, who provided us w ith excellent photography services and materials. In addition, we would like to thank Lou Guarrieri. Jr. at Cooke Publishing for patience and instruction, and extend a special thank you to Lisa Naab at Cooke Publishing who was always there to field those last minute questions and lend a helping as well as a reassuring hand! Thanks also to all of those w hose financial contributions made our efforts worthwhile. We w ish the Class of 1997 our sincerest congratulations upon graduation and hope for the best of health, happiness and peace as we embark upon the next journey in our lives. V- 399 The Hippocratic Oath May 24,1997 I do solemnly swear by that which 1 hold most sacred: (Ihat I will he loyal to the profession oj medicine and just andgenerous to its members; ‘That I widllead my life and practice my art in uprightness and honor; ‘That into whatsoever house I shall enter, it shall he for the good of the sick to the utmost oj my power, I holding myself aloof from wrong, from corruption, and from the tempting oj others to vice; ‘That I zinll exercise my art solely for the cure of my patients, andunllgive no drug, perform no operation for a criminal purpose, even if solicited; ‘That whatsoever I shall see or hear oj the lives of others which is not fitting to he spoken, I will keep inviolably secret. ‘These things 1 do promise. Tts I am faithful to this my oath may happiness andgood repute he ever mine. rThe opposite if I shall he forsworn. . 1 ■