Temple University School of Pharmacy - Secundum Artem Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1982 volume:

temple university school of pharmacy fEMPLt UNIVERSITY OENTAL - ALLIED HEALTH • PHARMACY LIBRARY 3304 N BROAD STREET HIL PA. 19140 table of contents academics 6 seniors 20 activities 50 underclassmen 72 3 If nothing else can be said about the years spent at Temple Pharmacy, they can be described as being unique. Unique in the sense that the benefits gained by each individual is truly special to that person. It would be difficult for an outsider to perceive the experiences of Temple and cherish the moments as we do. The time spent here may have seemed like an eternity to some, but to others it had slipped by so quickly that it seemed like yesterday we had entered the building at 3307 N. Broad for the first time. Together we struggle to reach the same goal to carry the initials of R.Ph. after our names. But each one accomplished it in their own special way. While attaining our goal we also added to our lives many unforgettable moments and friends. It is true that not every hour was filled with laughter and good times but hopefully the good times outweighed the bad. Within the pages of this book we have tried to capture some of those moments. Years from now these pictures may bring a smile to many or perhaps a tear to some. But it will reflect your own unique experience at Temple. 4 5 6 Joseph D. McEvilla. Ph D.-Dean Adelaide Van Titus. M S.-Assistant Dean John Lynch. Ph.G. The Class of 1982 remembers these two men well. Although they are no longer teaching in the classroom, they are an intricate part of making Temple Pharmacy School what it is today. Mr. Fred Gable served his last year as Assistant Dean, before retiring, the year the graduating class entered pharmacy school. Mr. John Lynch, a former professor of pharmacy, is still the curator of the Pharmacy Museum, located on the fourth floor. The following is a list of Professors Emeritus of the Temple University School of Pharmacy: Herbert M. Cobe, Ph.D. Frank H. Eby, Ph.D. Edward Fackenthal, Ph.D. Arthur James. Ph D. Theodore Kallelis. Ph.D. John A. Lynch. Ph.G. Seymour Zelmanoff, M S. 8 ADMINISTRATION • ADMINISTRATION • ADMINISTRATION • ADMINISTRATION Neil Davis. Pharm.D Now what did I gel myself into?!? H. Weldon Baker, Ph D Arthur Carnrnarata. Ph D. Marquette Cannon. Pharm.D 9 CHEMICAL ANALYSIS • BIOCHEMISTRY • PHARMACY LAW • PHARMACY I True education is not education for any purpose like all striving for perfection. it carries its purpose in itself. Just as the striving for physical strength, dexterity, and beauty serves no ultimate aim, such as to make us rich, famous, and powerful, but is its own reward, since it enhances our life-feeling and self-confidence, since it makes us happier and more resilient and gives us a greater feeling of assurance and health, so the striving for “education, that is. for improvement of the mind, is not an arduous journey toward any definite goal, but a gratifying and fortifying broadening of our consciousness, an enrichment of our possibilities of life and happiness. Accordingly, true education, like true physical culture, is at once a fulfillment and a spur; always at the goal and never stopping to rest, it is a journey in the infinite, a participation in the movement of the universe, a living in timelessness. Its purpose is not to enhance particular abilities; rather, it helps us to give meaning to our lives, to interpret the past, to be fearless and open toward the future. —Herman Hesse Richard Golder. Ph P. Peter Doiikas. Ph D John Erik. B S. Ronald Gautieri. Ph D. 10 HEALTH CARE • CHART REVIEW MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY • PHARMACOLOGY Larry Gricshabcr, Ph.D. Michael Jacobs. Pharm.D. Hanna Kowarski. Ph.D. Did you hear the one about the Idiot Savant? Margherita La Franco. Pharm.D Thank You Gratitude is the hardest of all emotions to express. There is no word capable of conveying all that one feels. Until we reach a world where thoughts can be adequately expressed in words, ,thank you ” will have to do. —A.P. Gouthey PHARMACOGNOSY • BIOPHARMACEUTICS • PHARMACY II METABOLISM Peter Lemkc. B.S Elaine Mackowiak. Ph.D. David Mann, Ph.D. PHARMACY III INSTITUTIONAL CONTRACEPTION COMPUTERS The safest, mast effective, and most economical emetic available is the all natural-One Finger Method... Charles Peterson. Ph D. No. it’s not Mouse Trap , it's Dr. Speaker's contraption lor leaky ceilings. Joy Reighard, Ph D. Hans Schott. Ph D. Tully Speaker. PhD 13 DISEASE STATES • MANUFACTURING • SEMINAR PHOTOGRAPHY Toxicides usual John Stedman, PhD Robert Thompson. Ph D. Melvin Thomason, M.S. Howard Stern. Ph I) CONTEMPORARY PHARMACY PRACTICE TOXICOLOCY OTC You mean MAC and EAC aren't the same thing? 15 MANAGERIAL ESSENTIALS THERAPEUTICS CLINICAL INSTRUCTION Administrative Assistants. C Walker. M Seidman.T. Robinson. E. Lichtenstein 16 Raymond Brooke Edward Cohen 1 ( I Librarians: M Freyman. H. Norcia. V. Lampson.S. Fedner TEACHING ASSISTANTS E. Fisher. J McDevitt. N Heilman. M Borenstein. C. Ofncr. Missing: J. Brown. D. Canney. M. Caputl. B. Capacio. A Gociola. T Hegedus, F. Kohler. M. Mahalick. D. Minicozzi 17 ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY DEPT. M Tansey. H Perrong. J Martin. F Hohenleitcr. F Kendall. J. Drees. J. Zabara The faculty and administration here at Temple School of Pharmacy can be described as building blocks. It is because of their dedication and knowledge that the foundation for a successful and prosperous career is reconstructed in the mind of each student. Going beyond the walls of the classroom, there are those teachers who are always ready to hear a problem whether it be academic or personal. It is this special quality that binds the faculty and student body and reinforces the structure. As each class passes thru the doors of the school, they leave taking with them a little part of each professor, whether it be good or bad. that in some way has molded our idea of “The Professional Pharmacist. 18 19 20 In September of 1979, we walked thru the doors of Temple University School of Pharmacy—somewhat frightened and confused, but full of ambition. So much ambition that we quantitatively analyzed the shear forces” of our manic depressive state, where during our manic phase we pulled all nighters that increased our sympathetic outburst ; followed by our depressed phase which required massive amounts of THE Rx —JOE'S (Beer?-what part of the plant, leaf, stem, root, or draft?) . . . where metabolism and elimination aren't nearly as rapid as intake and absorption leading to the usual side effects. Yet. above all, thru our compliance with the therapeutics and proper dose regimens of our disease state”—we managed to pull thru!!! Paul M Adams Rho Chi. Phi Del. IM SB Steven Albertson Abbreviations for Activities Intrafraternity Council-1.F.C. Intramurals- Vollevball—IMVB Softball—IMSB Basketball—IMBB Kappa Psi-KY Lambda Kappa Sigma—LKS Phi Delta Chi—Phi Del Rho Chi Honor Society—Rho Chi Rho Pi Phi-Rho Pi Sapha—SAPhA Student Council—St. Coun. Student-Faculty Committees—S-F Com Yearbook—Yrbk. Andrew BabUrz Bernadette Marie Allen SAPHA John Avolio Phi Del. IM SB Francis J. Bcrcnalo Phi Del Albert S. Bilski. Jr SAPHA RosjinneM Baill SAPHA 23 Kathy A. Bratek St Coun. S-F Comm. Yrbk. I.KS Paul Eugene Bra zo Rho Pi. Rho Chi. SAPHA. IM BB Lois Ann Bnnkrnan Roger M. Campbell SAPHA Joseph Carrado S-F Comm 24 Mickey's early morning roar 1 Gina M. Cetrullo Michael Cionci 1.KS, SAPHA, St Coun Ed Coonan Isabel-HanR Thu Dao Jeffrey A. Colson Rho Pi 25 won't wake up these sleeping beauties Oh Gee—It's play time!' Thomas DePietro Victor A. Di Noia William R. Eckenrode RhoChl RhoGhi 26 Pamela S. Farrior SAPHA, S-F Comm Edward M. Femon SAPHA Arthur J. Fiocco Jr Pht Del. IM SB Glenn R. Freas Rho Pi. SAPHA. IM SB Mark J. Gchman Daniel Dano Geiger Phi Del. St Coun. SAPHA Was that hypo or hyper ? Happy Hour at Temple Pharmacy School 27 28 These people flunked the Pepsi Taste Test! What do you WANT lor Christinas, little girl? Beatrix T Guillama Debbie Grutzmacher RhoChi. SAPHA 29 I really AM the Greatest!! When the shark bites.. Marv Jo Hughes Scott Hurley LKS. IFC, Rho Chi S-F Comm. SAPHA 30 BethC Israel Larrv Johnson Phi Del Sheila JohnsonTucker SAPHA Robert Karclsky Michael C. Kcehler Sung J. Kim 1M BB David R. Kohler KY John Koznecki IM VB. IM SB 31 Man, I feci good AU. IINDER! David LabOSkv Mitchell Steven Laskiri Eileen Lawrence SAPHA 30 32 Kwang-Soo Lee Mall Leon Phi Del. IM SB. IM BB Huey. Duey. Louie 33 Keith E Lewis Joseph M. Lopez Rho Chi, Phi Del Angela L. Macario Phi Del. IM VB Joanna F Maciocha Jonathan Magid Phi Del l.eon M. Marsh Phi Del. !M SB George L. Mascio Phi Del Douglas R Matter Joann M. McGlone Phi Del. Rho Chi LKS. SAPHA. Yrbk 34 That's the lirst time I ever saw a cockroach smile! We've been attached for a week now Prince Charming?!? Kathy McNeill RhoChi. SAPHA Oliver McKeithen IM VB. SAPHA Debra A McGovern Phi Del. RhoChi. SAPHA Scott Merow IM VB Roger Alan Miller SAPHA. Yrbk Terrv Miller LKS J.ScoUMwkovsky EdwinaM. Monck Harriet Mosowitz SAPHA LKS. SAPHA SAPHA 36 Frank J.Nalale Ta Van Nguyen Richard J. Pacitli. Jr Loma Palmer SAPHA Handle Obcrlender Rho Chi. SAPHA Dilesh Patel Vincent J. Peck KY. IM SB, IM VB. SAPHA 37 Louis Pcnven Lynn M. Pctrini LKS. SAPHA Joseph Piccoli RhoChi RichardS. Piroschak SAPHA Eric M Pusey SAPHA Man of the vear. I'd rather be sailing in Key West .. 38 Meet Trouble, Bad News, and then there's Shell Please Santa, no coal in our stockings this year' Joseph Radzwilka KY George M. Rish SAPHA, RhoChi Lawrence Roettenbacher Rho Pi Edith Rosato SAPHA Michael P Ruane Phi Del 39 Dave Rumberger IM SR Jon Scholl RhoChi Susan Schrninm-Apple Cl Pres. St. Gov. LKS. SAPHA Michael Serdikoff Debra Schuster SAPHA One brother deserves another' Leaning tower of Lopez! Allen Shaughnessy SAPHA.ASHP. S-FComm Linda Sheet SAPHA, Yrbk I didn't know that PCP and toffee reacted this way! John Shelly KY Sect. Kho Chi. IMSB-VB Paul A. Shiner Judith Shuster SAPHA, LKS. Rho Chi. S-F Comm 41 This life is yours take the power to choose what you want to do and do it well. Take the power to love what you want in life and love it honestly. Take the power to walk in the forest and be a part of nature. Take the power to control your own life no one else can do it for you. Take the power to make your life happy. Susan Polis Schutz 42 Jack W. Smith Sanford Smith Phi Del-VP Heather L. Stanton Yrbk. SAPHA Kerry Stetler Joseph Tabit Esther Tamas SAPHA. Rho PI KY. S-F Comm. IM VB-SB. SAPHA SAPHA. Rho Pi. Rho Chi Terri Ann Theador Rho Pi Sandra L. Thomas Rho Chi Denise M. Tomlinson Phi Del Sect. SAPHA If you want a thing bad enough to go out and fight for it. work day and night for it. give up your time and your peace and your sleep for it. if only desire of it makes you quite mad enough never to tire of it. makes you hold all other things tawdry and cheap for it. If life seems all empty and useless without it and all that you scheme and you dream is about it. if gladly you'll sweat for it. fret for it. plan for it. lose all your terror of God or man for it. if you'll simply go after that thing that you want, with all your capacity, strength and sagacity, faith, hope and confidence. stern pertinacity, if neither cold, poverty, famished and gaunt, nor sickness nor pain of body and brain can turn you away from the thing that you want, if dogged and grim you besiege and beset it. you’ll get it! 43 Berton Braley DiemT. Tran Nhon Ngoc Trang TrongTrang What's the going price on egg rolls these days? 44 Karen Trembicki SauThi Tneu Dominick P Trombetta KY.RhoChi. SAPHA Andrew R. Uhl Jim Ungerman Renee Venarucci Rho Chi. SAPHA SAPHA-Pres. Rho Chi. IM VB LKS. SAPHA. Rho Chi. IM VB I Hit her with your best shot Monty! Ling!. Wang William D. Wiest James M. Wilson Phi Del. IM SB S-F Comm. SAPHA 45 Gregory Wislosky J. Douglas Wylie Young-Ock Yu Phi Del. Kho Chi 46 I'll do just about anything for a beer!' Clinical Exam 7 Directions I want you to be quiet now and listen to the directions. Pick up a pencil with the hand that you write with , if your name begins with an a then darken in the a” circle and continue in this manner. Don't worry, if you get less than a 70 you will take this same test over again. If you have any questions don't worry, I don't have any time to answer them. 1. Controlled studies on HTN were first studied in A. Framington, Mass. B. Framingson, Mass. C. Framingham, Mass. D. Framingchicken, Mass. E. What is this Geography? 2. The student will list, in tabular form, the initial dose, onset and duration of action of the Antihypertensive agents listed in the handout. Please put answer on the back. 3. Mr. X is a 0 yo BM, who upon routine examination at his LMD's office was found to have a BP of 120 80. The LMD should A. Refer to the Pharmacist. B. Flush the BM down the Toilet. C. Administer Minoxidil, Captopril, Diazoxide, Nipride, Hydralazine, and Reserpine in heroic doses and send the patient home. D. Refer to an optometrist to correct vision to 20 20. E. Administer NE so that the BP will rise enough to treat. Ms Y= 23 yo VWDWNWF in NAD c BRP• The LMD Tx pt's CABG o HCTZ + drew Pt's ppt's q4h. Pt's hx shows GriPoABi + H 0 HRLA. Labs = WNL Exc. Hg, Ag, And Pt. Pharmacist should recommend A. A new abbreviation list. B. A LMD who speaks English. C. Investing in Gold. D. Dinner and a movie with Ms Y. E. Damned if I know, It's not in Harvey's. 47 IIWIIIMMIMW perhaps the most important thing students learn about in a university isn’t chemistry or english— it’s life 50 51 STUDENT COUNCIL Row ] M. Gruschow.S. Schramm (Pres.). K Bratek. Row 2: M. VanTncMe. P. Dolzcl (V Pres,}. R Fingles. Row 3: J. Witmer. R Levin. N. Williams. I.F.C. Row 1; Y. Chu. G. Frcas. M Hughes. M. Pallovc. Row 2: D Denicola. P. Miller. T. Montgomery. D. Bradley. I.F.C. is the Inter-Fraternity Council. The committee acts as a liason between the fraternities and the school. They also organize the Christmas Dance. 52 First Yr Class Officers: J Wit-im r (Rep.). N Williams (Rep.). L. Denmead (See.). R. Levin (Pres.). Second Yr. Class Officers: R. Fingles (Rep.). S. Czibik (Treas). J. Curtis (V. Pres ). P. Dotzel(Pres) Third Yr Class Officers: M. Gruschow (Rep). K Bratek (Rep.). Cetmllo (Sec.). S. Schramm (Pres.). O rgamzations SAPHA Row I: J Wood, J. Ungerman (Pres.). F., A.iron-son. Row 2 Dr Zanowbk, S Joe, W. Manley, R. Gomrat, K. Fsparra. SAPhA is the Student American Pharmaceutical Association. They sponsor the annual Drug Fair, a display of drug products from the various drug companies. The annual convention was held in Las Vegas this year. Other activities included a T-Shirt sale and the OTC Handbook sale. 54 RHO CHI President: Paul Bra zo V President Keith U'wii Sec. TTrwu.: Esther Tam.w Historian: Eric Mathos, Rho Chi is the honor society at Temple School of Pharmacy, They have an annual initiation dinner which was held this year at Ilona Keller's. CO C o 55 PHI DELTA CHI President. Matt Gnischow Vice President: Joanne Kitt Secretary: Denise Tomlinson Treasurer Mickey Porr Social Chairperson: Doug Matter Pledge Master: Sue Reichenhaugh Advisor: Peter Doukas The school year of 1981-82 brought with it a number of changes for the Phi Delta Chi fraternity; consisting of new officers, an enthusiastic pledge class, and a new advisor (not to mention a few frozen pipes which turned the frat’s dance floor into an ice rink). However, the snow thawed and so did the dance floor. Phi Delta Chi has been charged with new energy directing them toward a more productive future. ui -vl Fraternities President: Patti Gritsko Vice President- Gerri O'Neill Kec. Secretary: Marlene Morano C‘ irr. Secretary; Karen Athens Treasurer: Anna Marie Marinelli Pledge Mother- Donna Farrell Social Chairperson: AntoinetteSeota Advisor: F.laine Mackowiak Here at Temple exists the Alpha Alpha Chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma. LKS is the only all female fraternity in the school. This years activities included cohosting the Regional Convention, which was held in Philadelphia. They also sponsored a Seminar of Successful women in Pharmacy. And who could forget the ever-famous LKS bake sales? Also the annual spring formal was held with KY at the Ramada Inn on April 17. 1982. 59 Fraternities KAPPA PSI Since the time Frank Eby (Eby Hall) roamed the halls of Temple School of Pharmacy, Kappa Psi has been one of the hallmark experiences for pharmacy students one and ail. The standards laid down by him in founding KY. of professionalism and quality of ethics back then have remained with KY. being upheld and carried on faithfully by the brothers, both active and alumni. Being 52 years in existence at Temple. many changes have taken place, each adding to the commandeer and brotherhood of the men dedicated to a profession KY wishes the best of luck and success to the Class of ‘82. Regent; Dave Demeoln Vice Regent Dave Krempaskv Treasurer. JoeTabit Secretary; John Shelly Chaplain Paul Miller Historian: John Green Pledge Master: Rand Flngle Advisor: Ronald Gautim Fraternities cn RHO PI PHI President: Jeff Colson V President: Yvonne Chu Sec. Trcas : Esther Tamas Advisor: John Erik The Rho Pi Phi fraternity house is located at 3258 N. 13th Street. Rho Pi is usually known as the quiet fraternity, but you would not have known that the night of their hat party! The few parties they had were a success, and with their increased membership this year, we will hear more of Rho Pi in the future. 62 ALPHA ZETA OMEGA Directory rri: Anita Woods Excheque: Patty Shirar Advisor: Dr. Willett Alpha Zeta Omega is once again in existence. After folding two years ago, a few students got together and decided to begin again. They held a membership luncheon to get under way and from there, they have basically been under construction and hope to make their fraternity strong. We welcome you back and wish you luck in your endeavors. cc 03 Fraterniti Richard Ashbaugh Assistant Surgeon General On March 17. 1982, Mr. Richard Ashbaugh was honored by Temple School of Pharmacy for being appointed Assistant Surgeon General. Mr. Ashbaugh. a graduate of Temple Pharmacy School, started his career in the Public Health Service, which led to his present position. As he told us at a symposium held from 12:20-1:30, he has found his pharmacy career very rewarding. We also have to mention Mr. Fred Gable, who introduced Mr. Ashbaugh. and gave us a thorough history on him from the time he left Temple Pharmacy as a graduate to the present. The pharmacy school sponsored a luncheon for him and faculty members. and the Alumni Association also held a dinner in his honor that evening. A taste test was conducted this year under the supervision of Dr. Zanowiak and two of his research students. Sue Reichenbaugh and Sue Whitmire. A grant was given to the school by the Wyeth Co. to manufacture and test different flavorings for their Phenergan® cough syrup. Miscellaneous 66 Country and Western Party 68 Miscellaneous 70 Miscellaneous coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress, working together is success Class of 83 Packing summer dreams away ... coming back to a world of books and classes is what September means to the Junior Class. As the excitement of freshman year has dwindled and it is too soon to consider graduation, the class of Eighty-three settles back into the routine only to find that there were many new things to encounter. New words and definitions found their way into our vocabulary. Words like Pharmacognosy. Radiopharmaceutics. nicotinic receptors and pharmacokinetics expanded our knowledge in the field. We were asked to perform some once thought to be impossible tasks. But. come spring, there was hardly a soul who cringed at the thought of injecting some animal who has sacrificed its' life for science. Tuesday was not just the day after Monday, but it was the last 24 hours to write-up and memorize this weeks' drug list. This in-between year started new friendships and strengthened old ones. As the year closed it was obvious that the end was approaching, for now we could finally see the light at the end of the path. 74 J A .' ■ ■ E. Aaronson A. Angclucd K. Athens L Batastini G Bedwick E Bettine Class rings cost how much?!? 75 I kissed a girl and look what I got! If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau M Demski C. DeBellas T. Darcy B. Dariielwicz Sure. I know what I'm doing. 76 ■ V DiFraoccsco 1 M. Dotzel J. Drumm J. Eddinger You want me to stick it where? Only those who speak of what they have experienced have confidence H. Hesse I calculated it out to be 22.35 drops min. Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not. Ralph Waldo Emerson Come on Ger. we're going p.o with this one 77 78 I). Harrsch R Jarymowycz M. Jizmajian S. Joe M Kreel M. Lener D. Uwewjki T. Lor D. Korch J. Kilt E Ker Handout Stampede!!! H. Marcus “ P. Louie J Me Duffy I Maslany J. Marsico A Mannelli D Miller P Miller K. Minulella Who would want more than one Med Chem Handout' 80 Sig: ONE SMILE PRN A. Ochlnk 81 J. Rudolph B Sam I in B. Sauers L. Schneck A, Scota D. Sherbin He's not looking, go ahead and add some lactose Sing it, Prez!! 82 Accept me for what I am, appreciate me as myself. I am not perfect, it doesn 7 worry me. I have many failings, but am unique. A oneof-a-hind me, and that is something to be proud of. I can change, let me do the changing though. For I will be responsible for the mistakes I make, and the accomplishments I achieve. want to be the way I am, that is my decision. And if you can 7 see that, then don 7 blind me with what YOU THINK should be. For I am me and nothing else. Anne Bach 83 BiofMK i i f mkhaco : COUtSe 'TSiTS, uorfi A 0 HMOOUT writ 1 1 hot Auovei I £ Roof AMONSOaJ Class of 84 September 8, 1981 found 127 people with backgrounds as diversified as their expectations, thrown together in Room 101-this was to be the freshman pharmacy class. Many more days in the months ahead were to be spent in room 101 and later in room 110. Days filled with Green Sheets, Pharmacy handouts that resembled books, surprise quizzes and What’s My Line? contestants posing as Anatomy professors. New acquaintances developed into old friends and unfamiliar buildings became second homes as the novelty slowly changed into the routine almost without our realizing it. Going to Doc’s was as common as studying, and Thursday night parties were responsible for many Friday morning regrets. The first year had ended leaving us with a handful of memories and a heartful of promises anxiously anticipating the start of our pharmacy careers but yet not knowing quite what to expect. So THIS is Pharmacy School!!! S. Bascove L Batastini J. Amendolaro N. Albancsc W. Adamshlck 86 K. Bertolino C Bretz R Rrodbeck J. Btllig L. Brodie C. Cervino F Bonner F Bticciero T. Chambers L Charles K Capuano ltd J Carroll M. Creedon 88 Thi problem worked when HF. did it!! 89 The best ol LKS7!? I Katz J Kitchen A Klein F Konicki D. Kozloski R. Kuita 90 Two for the price of one!! Well, now, let me tell you If you will. I will. R. Kunin R. Kurowski V Lambert W. Lane F. Layton M.Leon R. Levin R. Leopold L. Lutzvitch 91 J Marches? Lets gel ANALYTICAL!! Now, what really is a furfur?!? C. Onyejeaka 93 Someone get this guy out of here' I swear this wasn't in my notes!! K.Or olek U. Ostrow V. Palengas K. Roberts 94 'Aw. come on, now ... 95 JOE S? Sure I II go' W M. Spina M. Sprite J Swavely F Zekoski 97 Graduation Over the past 3 years we’ve gained strength, courage, and confidence towards what our future would hold, but these years have passed us by without hardly being noticed. Now we have to plan and hope that for whatever tomorrow has in store, we will be able to accept the challenge and because of this become a better person. It is important that we never forget the friendships we have made along the way, the knowledge we have acquired, and the many, many memories encompassing both of these aspects. Temple University has not only taught us the moral connection that a Pharmacist should stand for. it has given us the opportunity to be a friend . . ., and for this, we will be forever thankful. 98 99 101 GOLD The Parents of Steven Albertson “We graduate to begin,” Best Wishes and Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Babiarz Mr. Mrs. Robert Bode Congratulations “Kath”, Love, Mom, Dad, Bob Mark, Debbie Rick Grandma John F. Dettry Pharmacy, Wyndmoor, PA Pharmacists: Sid Kaufman, Fred Cohen, Bill Pronzato, Chuck D’Ardenne Dr. Doukas Julius Ellis, Class of 1952, Ellis Rx Phy. Ron and Bernadette Gautieri Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Geiger To our son Daniel Congratulations to Joseph, with love and prayers, Mom and Dad Dr. Hanna R. Kowarski “Best Wishes”, Mr. and Mrs. John Koznecki Dr. LaFranco Josephine Lawrence—Congratulations to a hard working daughter GOLD Elaine D. Mackowiak, Ph.D. Congratulations to Leon M. Marsh, upon his graduation from Pharmacy School. Mom and Dad, and sisters Melinda Shelly Best of luck always—We love you Joann Mr. and Mrs. S. McGlone Congratulations to Roger A. Miller All our love, Mother-Dad-Marci-Gigi Parkway Drugs, Inc. 2905 Holme Ave. Phila., Pa. 19136 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Radzwilka Best Wishes Graduates Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rottenbacher Congratulations, David. We are proud of you. Your parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rumberger Rebecca and Saul Schuster Congratulations to John W. Shelly, and the class of 1982. May God watch over you and guide you as you advance the health of mankind and take your place as leaders of society. Joyce and Wayne Shelly Clarence and Dorothea Skaudis Terri Theador, with congratulations and love from Mother Eleanor and sisters Dee, Cookie and Carol SILVER Bitner McVan Pharmacy Larry J. Denicola Dr. Grieshaber “Congratulations Matt, Mr. Mrs. Gruschow Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hodakoski Kwang Soo Lee John A. Lynch—Curator Kendig Museum Sue, Congratulations and Good Luck Love. The Schramm Family Adrienne Sheetz Good Luck, Graduates Mr. Mrs. John Trombetta Mr. Mrs. David Whitmire V J f A CHERRY AND WHITE Mitchell S. Laskin Kathleen M. McNeill. Gregory G. Holmes Edward F. Melber Jr. Andrew Gaye Uhl Mark Gehman v___________________________________________________________________ Steve Albertson Sharon Bode-Turro Eddie J. Dolinish Lynn Duea 104 MSD MERCK SHARPS DOHME where Research is a tradition Excellence is the standard and Service is the policy Graduates — Class of ’82 Congratulations Best Wishes for a Successful Rewarding Career in Pharmacy Alumni Association Temple University School of Pharmacy concern with improving health care FINO’S PHARMACY 32, NORTH MAIN STREET P1TTSTON, PA WE CONGRATULATE TEMPLE PHARMACY CLASS OF ’82 FRANK ROSE COLONA For 40 years, helping the pharmacist bring better health care to the women of today,.. and their families. 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N J 08226' CONGRATULATIONS MARK Jack Jean Gehman CONGRATULATIONS JACK Paul MaryAnne Anzalone MARY DAVID MANN CONGRATULATIONS JOE Mr. Mrs. James Tabit Compliments of Wyeth Laboratories 110 COMPLIMENTS OF: Dr. Murray Tuckerman GOOD LUCK TO KAPPA PSI BROTHERS CLASS OF 82 Beak, C.P., Joe Joe Carrado Thanks for all your help, support, friendship and esp. your back tests!!! We’ll miss you . . . Remember “The Annex Lives Cathy, Marlene, Chris, Linda Marge Dave Denicola Barry Hodakoski Dave Krempasky Dave Kohler Tom Montgomery Jack Peck John Shelly Joe Tabit Dominic Trombetta 111 HERE’S TO GOOD FRIENDS! Before one goes through the gate One may not be aware there is a gate One may think there is a gate to go through and look for a long time for it without finding it One may find it and it may not open If it opens one may be through it As one goes through it One sees that the gate one went through was the self that went through it No one went through a gate There was no gate to go through No one ever found a gate No one ever realized there was never a gate. Editor: Lynn Schneck Assistant Editor: Cathy Vasile Advertising Manager: Joann McGlone Senior Staff Joe Tabit Kathy Bratek Linda Sheetz Heather Stanton Sharon Bode-Turro Edith Rosato Junior Staff Gerri O'Neill Antoinette Scota Donna Sweeney Dan Kappler Rand Fingles Chris Zubak Marlene Yeutter Donna Farrell John Green Yearbook Staff 11 112 Freshman Staff Wendy Shurr John Ruggieri SENIOR DIRECTORY A Paul Adams 707B Park Drive Manor Philadelphia. Pa. 19144 Steven Albertson 3688 Calumet St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19129 Bernadette Allen 228 Highland Ave. Penndel. Pa. 190-17 John Avolio 700 Pitcairn Ave. Jeannette, Pa. 15644 B Andrew Bubiarz 749 John St. Avoca, Pa. 18641 Rosanne Baill 1307 Foxwood Manor Apts. Levlttown. PA. 19056 Francis Berenato 1919 Fitzgerald St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19145 Albert Bilski 309 Franklin St. Jcrmyn. Pa. 18433 Sharon Bode-Turro 1149 Concord Drive Bricktown, NJ. 08723 Richard Bradley 4 th St. Snow Shoe, Pa. 16874 Kathy Bratek 4346 Salem Dr. Blasdell, NY. 14219 Paul Brazzo 660 North Laurel St. Ilazelton, Pa. 18201 Lois Brinkman 74 Keokuk Rd. Royersford. Pa. 19468 C Roger Campbell 8 Atrnin Hall Fnglish Village Newark. DE. 19711 Joseph Carrado 2840 S. 8th St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19148 Gina Cetrullo 2117 Kriebel Rd. Lansdale, Pa. 19446 Michael Cionci 2329 Bond Ave. Drexel HIU. Pa. 19026 Jeffrey Colson RD 2 Transfer. Pa. 16154 Ed Coonan 3029 Holme Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19136 D Isabel-Hang Dao 515 Mark Lane King of Prussia. Pa. 19406 John Davis 2645 S. 68th St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19142 l.ugenc Delbert RD 2. Box 2067 Stroudsburg, Pa. 18360 David Dcnicola 1435 West Locust St. Scranton. Pa. 18504 Thomas DePietro 256 Main Ave. Dickson City. Pa. 18510 Victor DiNoia 8248 Rockwell Ave., Apt. 14-A Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 E Kerry Eberly Box 67, RD 3 Oley.Pa. 19547 William Eckenrode 84 Savo Ave. Lancaster, Pa. 17601 F Pamela Farrior 358 Township Line Rd. Norristown. Pa. 19401 Edward Fenton 805 Pine St. Philipshurg, Pa. 16866 Frank Fielder 3337 N. Park Ave.. 3-F Philadelphia. Pa. 19140 Arthur Fiocco 5 Revolk Dr. East Brunswick, NJ. 08816 Glenn Frcas 1301 Midland Rd. Conshohockcn,Pa. 19428 G Mark Gehman 255 E. Wyomissing Ave. Reading. Pa. 19607 Daniel Geiger 630 N. Randolph St. Allentown. Pa. 18103 Donna Germann RD 3, Box 457 Reading. Pa. 19606 Michael Greenberg 289 Golf Hills Rd. Havertown, Pa. 19083 Matthew Gruschow C 171. PCP Tobyhanna,Pa. 18466 Debbie Grutzmachcr 6119 Palmetto St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19111 Beatri Guillnma 5319 N. Front St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19120 H Raymond Hefton 80 Wellington Blvd. Wyomissing. Pa. 19610 Barry Hodakoski 929 Narrow St. West Wyoming. Pa. 18644 Gregory Holmes 4400 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 Mary Jo Hughes 6 Patrice Court Pittsburgh. Pa.. 15221 Scott Hurley 1528 S. Shore Dr. Erie. Pa. 16505 I Beth Israel 170 W. Laurel St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19123 J Larry Johnson 7127 Chew Ave., Apt I Philadelphia, Pa. 19119 Shelia Johnson-Tucker 11 Peter Hall Newark, De. 19711 K Robert Karetsky 430 W. Pine St. MahonoyCity. Pa. 17948 Michael Keebler Diplomat Apts E-5 1 Madison Ave. Warminster. Pa. 18974 Sung Kim 169 Walker Lane King of Prussia, Pa. 19406 David Kohler 6630 N. 2nd St.. C-25 Philadelphia. Pa 19126 John Koznccki 256 Roosevelt Ave. Elmwood Park. NJ. 07407 David Krempasky 900 Forest Ave. Latrobe.Pa. 15650 Robin Krenzel 74 Coventry Lane Langhorne, Pa. 19047 L David Labosky 202 E. Abbott St. Unsford. Pa. 18232 Mitchell Laskin 3020 Fairfield St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19136 Eileen Lawrence 5906 Lelthgow St. Philadelphia. Pa.19120 Kwnng-Soo Lee 5205 N. Mascher St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19120 Matthew Leon 4625 Charles St. Easton. Pa. 18042 Keith Lewis 1307 W. Roosevelt Blvd. Philadelphia. Pa. 19140 Joseph Lopez. 439 Pierce St. Lansdale. Pa. 19446 M Angela Macarlo Box '128. RD 1 West Pittston, Pa. 18643 Joanna Maciocha 1729 Arthur St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19152 Jonuthan Magid 539 Glen Valley Dr. Norristown, Pa. 19401 Leon Marsh RD '1. Simmons !.ake Sussex, NJ. 07461 George Mascio 147 West Ninth Ave.. Apt. 2 Conshohocken,Pa. 19428 Eric Mathos 4740 Woodhill Drive Munhail, Pa. 15120 Douglas Matter 1105 River Ave. Pt. Pleasant. NJ. 08742 Joann McGlonc 3835 N. Broad SI. Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 Debra McGovern 298 Grecnough St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19127 Oliver McKeithen Box 1128D. RD 3 Harrisburg. Pa. 17112 Kathy McNeill 424 Colonial Park Dr. Springfield, Pa. 19064 Scott Merow 300 E. Marshall St.. Apt. 206 West Chester. Pa. 19380 Roger Miller 1022 Oranmore St. Pittsburgh. Pa. 15201 Terry Miller 333 Ridge Ave. Kingston. Pa. 18701 J. Scott Miskovsky Box 208. RD 1 Uniondale, Pa. 18470 Thomas Montgomery 165 N. Main St. Ilughesvillc. Pa. 17737 Kdwina Monek 38 Firtree Rd. Levittown, Pa. 19056 Harriet Mosowltz 303 North Lake Shore Dr. P.O. Box 306 Browns Mills. NJ. 08015 N Frank Natale 30 Fithian Ave. Merchantville. NJ. 08109 Ta Vun Nguyen 1623 S. Mote St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19145 O Randie Oberlendcr 9659 Sandanne Rd. Philadelphia. Pa. 19115 P Richard Pacitti 275 Lewis Rd. Springfield. Pa. 19061 Lorna Palmer 813 S. 56lh St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19143 Dilesh Patel 1950 Patton Rd. Union. NJ. 07083 Vincent Peck 114 Spring St. West Pittston. Pa. 18643 Louis Penven 225 W. Broadway Maple Shade. NJ. 08052 l.ynn Petrini 2050 Farr St. Scranton. Pa. 18504 Huong Pham 250 Beverly Blvd.. 'L103 Upper Darby, Pa. 19082 Joseph Piccoli 600 Catalina Ct. Somcrdale, NJ. 08083 Richard Piroschak 333 North Ave. Apt. 9-A Sccane. Pa. 19018 Eric Pusey 335 Mooney St. Olyphant. Pa. 18447 R Joseph Radzwilka 134 East 6th St. Wyoming. Pa. 18644 Elizabeth Rewllak 4615 E. Stiles St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19137 George Rish 33 Railroad St. Alden.Pa. 18634 l wrence Roettenbacher 748 Locust Rd. Warminster, Pa. 18974 Edith Rosato 33 Scottdale Rd. Lansdowne, Pa. 19050 Michael Ruanc 2210 Pittston Ave. Scranton. Pa. 18505 Dave Rumberger RD '1, Box 264 Mlllerstown, Pa. 17062 S Jon Scholl 1131 Magee Ave. Philadelphia. PA. 19111 Susan Schromm-Applc 521 Vine St. Perkane, Pa. 18944 Debra .Schuster 8804 Fairfield St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19152 Michael Serdikoff 1113 Strahie St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19111 Allen Shaughnessy 736 S. Main St. Athens. Pa. 18810 Linda Shcetz 558 W. Chestnut St. Lancaster, Pa. 17603 John Shclly 212 School House Rd. Lancaster, Pa. 17603 Paul Shiner 131 Hampstead Dr. Ambler. Pa. 19002 Judith Shuster 84 Catlin Ave. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 Joan Skaudis 1115 Lincoln Ave. Springfield. Pa. 19064 Donna Sloyer 219 Johnston Dr. Bethlehem, Pa. 18017 Brian Smith 756 Echo Vale Drive Bedford. Pa. 15522 Jack Smith RD 3. Box 485 Felton. Pa. 17322 Sanford Smith 13354 Old Mill Rd. Waynesboro, Pa. 17268 Heather Stanton RD '2, Box 33 Barto. Pa. 19504 Kerry Stctlcr 125 Shelbourno Drive York. Pa 17403 T Bradley Tabaac 824 Clarendon Rd. Rydai.Pa. 19046 Joseph Tabit 85 Loomis St. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 18702 Esther Tomas 101 University Dr. McKeesport. Pa. 15132 Terri Theador 921 High St. Bressler, Steelton, Pa. 17113 Sandra Thomas RD '4. Box 119 Red Lion. Pa. 17356 Denise Tomlinson 1216 Hazelwood Drive Fort Washington. Pa. 19034 Diem Tran 1828 Siegel St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19145 Nhon Trang 645 S. 17KSt. Reading, Pa. 19606 Trong Trang 24 Thompson St. Latrobe. Pa. 15650 Karen Trembicki 822 Concord Ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. 19026 Sau Trieu 1003 Wood Heights Ave. Baltimore. MD. 21211 Dominick Trombetta 90 East Oak St. Pittston, Pa. 18640 U Andrew Uhl 22 Valiev Hts. Drive Williamsport. Pa. 17701 Jim Ungerman 156 E. Homewood Ave. Trafford. Pa. 15085 V Renee Venarucci 287 W illiam St. Pittston. Pa. 18640 2 m -u •v � i-- • w Ling Wang 64 Huxley Rd. Metuchen, NJ. 08840 William West 125 E. Charlotte St. Millersville. Pa. 17551 James Wilson 5951 Linglestown Rd. Linglestown. Pa. 17112 Gregory Wislosky 22 N. Railroad Ave. Frackville, Pa. 17931 J. Douglas Wylie 52 Pine View Drive Huntingdon Valley, Pa. 19006 Y Young-Ock Yu 100 E. Glenoldcn Ave, B-20 Glenolden, Pa. 19036