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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

I 1 2 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHARMACY i SECUNDUM ARTEM Xampte JJaiY. DAHE UDrarv 3 NS OVO Ybe paxjes o ow mxuA nks axe ab e Yo xe- be oxxx pasY aY A em v e Vbaxxnac . e once a axtx see YY sxxxWes and Ybe Yeaxs.beax Ybe voxces o auqbYex. axxd ee Ybe c osexxess o bxexxds. lAa j Ybose mexrxoxxes un o d ova as ou Vutw ac s cA VYve WA Secur durc K Ve r . A Fleeting Glimpses 5 FACULTY SECUNDUM ARTEM 7 Administration The Administration of Temple School of Pharmacy is interested in shaping young students into mature young adults confident in succeeding in the outside world. They emphasize the development of the total person rather than just excellence in academic studies, for one is remembered not for being an A student, but rather for being an A person. Right: Joseph D. McEvllla. Ph.D. — Dean Yes. I am the Dean! So how big was the dog that ate your report? 8 Right: Adelaide Van Titus. M.S. — Assistant Dean Pharmaceutical Chemistry The Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry teaches both undergraduate and graduate students. The department is responsible for the radiation facilities in the School of Pharmacy and the teaching of all the nuclear pharmacy courses. Dr. Samuel Elkin, the department chairman, has been responsible for bringing in more than one million dollars in grants from the National Institute of Occupational Health and Safety to train graduate students in industrial hygiene through the department s masters degree programs. Don’t worry the OTC test will be easy!!! 9 Samuel Elkin. Ph.D. — Chairperson Elaine Mackowiak, Ph.D. Margherita LaFranco. Pharm.D. — Chairperson I love all of my kids until they flunk the Clinical final. Marquette Cannon. Pharm.D. Communication is a very important part of Pharmacy; I just wish I could remember what I was going to say. Neil M. Davis, Pharm.D. Michael Jacobs. Pharm.D. 10 Some days Just aren’t worth getting out of bed for. Clinical Pharmacy The Department of Clinical Pharmacy is involved in teaching the practice oriented courses: Contemporary Pharmacy Practice, Institutional Practice and Contemporary Concepts in Parenterals. and the patient oriented courses: Disease States. Clinical Instruction and Chart Review. The Department is also responsible for the senior Clinical Clerkship Externship which includes rotations in Institutional and Community Pharmacy, Medical Rounds and Specialty areas. In addition to the full time clinical faculty, we also have 120 volunteer faculty who provide both sites and supervision for the Clerkship Externship. The members of the Department of Clinical Pharmacy congratulate you and wish you much success upon entering our profession of Pharmacy. Medicinal Chemistry The Department of Medicinal Chemistry teaches both graduate and undergraduate courses. The undergraduate courses include: chemical equilibria and the fundamentals of analysis as these concepts apply to the measurement of pharmaceutical and medicinal substances in dosage forms and clinical samples: biochemistry as it describes mammalian processes in general and systems subject to modulation by pharmacologically active substances in particular: and medicinal chemistry, the chemical basis of treatment of disease. The graduate courses offered by faculty of the department range from analytical instrumentation through spectroscopic determination of structure, physical medicinal chemistry, chemical pharmacology and toxicology. You would think after all of these years I wouldn't have to study. Peter Doukas. Ph.D. 12 Richard Golder. Ph.D. John Stedman. Ph.D. Pharmacology In the beginning there was the physiograph that ushered in the pharmacology laboratory. In between there were many graphs showing some drugs were acting and others refractory. All worked on mice. rats. dogs, and frogs that provided data entered into logs. A scratch here, a bite there no one wanted to inject, but did so on a dare. Questions were answered by Mahalik, McDevitt and Lemke. but were always a little different from Mann and Gautieri. We learned all the procedures to identify the unknowns, but never realized they were the same as the knowns. Those correct rejoiced, but the others were sad. for they truly felt they had been had. Did you know that ASA injected into a pregnant long haired malomute causes ototoxicity? Ronald Gautieri, Ph.D. — Chairperson Looks like a little extracurricular Cognosy action to me. Robert Thompson. Ph.D. David Mann. Ph.D. Joy Reighard, Ph.D. 13 Pharmaceutics The area of the Pharmaceutical Sciences that deals with the design, preparation, and evaluation of safe and therapeutically effective dosage forms as Delivery Systems, including extemporaneously compounded prescriptions. All types of dosage forms (i.e. solutions, dispersed systems, solids, parenterals. etc.) are reviewed as are the basic concepts of Pharmacy Math. Biopharmaceutics, and Pharmacokinetics. No. I thought I told you suppositories were to be Inserted rectally After the war they made me trade in my tank for this cart, not PO. i j Paul Zanowiak. Ph.D. — Chairperson Hanna Kowarskl. Ph.D. Hans Schott. Ph.D. I 14 Pharmaceutical Economics and Health Care Delivery While Health Care Delivery is continually changing, the need for professionals to manage and operate pharmaceutical delivery systems is growing. The Department of Pharmaceutical Economics and Health Care Delivery provides a base level of knowledge in the areas of health care delivery, marketing, law. and management. The objective of the various courses has been to provide you with a knowledge system which will be expanded upon as you continue to grow professionally. Stephen Paul, Ph.D. — Chairperson Murray Tuckerman. Ph.D. Pharmacy Law Maybe if I hide behind this counter the students won't find me. Sheila Brennan Connor, J.D. Administrative Assistants from top to bottom: E. Lichtenstein, M. Seid-man. C. Walker. T. Robinson. Librarians: H. Norcia. V. Lampson, M. Freyman. Staff Secretaries from top left to right: C. Cardamone. M. Lucas: Bottom left to right: D. Smith, S. Jones. 16 Teaching Assistants in back row: M. Borensteln, A. Cioclola. F. Kohler. J. Carrado: front row: B. Capaclo. D. Canney. D. Farrell, J. McDevitt. Anatomy.'Physiology Dept.: M. Tansey. J. Martin. Above from top to bottom: Mike Barth (Audiovisual). Alphonso Robinson (Stockroom). Raymond Brooke (Animal House). 17 Special moments shared with friends.. . ACTIVITIES SECCJNDCJM ARTEM 19 Class Officers Third Yr. Class Officers: R. Levin (Pres.). N. Medorl (Vice Pres.). Second Yr. Class Officers: M. Williams (Rep.). S. Levy (Vice M. Ricclardclli (Sec. Trcas.). D. Kozloski (Rep.), M. Keeley (Rep.). Pres.), J. Toole (Rep.). G. Teitel (Scc. Treas.). K. Kuly (Pres.). 20 First Yr. Class Officers: K. Kirkley (Rep.). J. Petruzelli (Rep.), D. Mazzeo (Sec. Treas.). R. Kokinda (Vice Pres.), A. Mlller(Pres.). Student Council Student Council — Row 1: A. Miller, K. Kuty, S. Levy. Row 2: R. Levin, D. Kozloski, M. Keeley. Row 3: J. Toole, K. Kirkley, J. Petruzzelli. M. Williams. IFC Intrafraternity Council — Row 1: H. Horn. M. Madres, L. Hirsch, L. Wescoat. Row 2: K. Kuty. R. Or2olek. J. Buckey. M. Williams. 21 SAPhA Student APhA, the student subdivision of the American Pharmaceutical Association, is an organization devoted to promoting interaction among pharmacy students throughout the country. At meetings and conventions students discuss topics of interest to the profession of pharmacy. This year the Temple Chapter of Student APhA superceded previous membership drives by recruiting over 120 members. Temple also hosted the Regional Midyear Meeting. Many students were actively involved in the planning and execution of this very successful convention. Record attendance was also achieved for the Annual Meeting in Montreal. In the 1983-84 academic year Temple Student APhA showed renewed enthusiasm for pharmacy and we look forward to even greater achievement in the future. 22 President — Regina Gamrat Vice President — Diane Haugh Sccrctary Treasurer — Mike Fox Executive Asst. — Charles Cervino Advisor — Dr. Paul Zanowlak 23 SNPhA The Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA) is the student auxiliary of the National Pharmaceutical Association (NPhA). SNPhA was established in 1972 and NPhA was founded in 1948. The SNPhA chapter at Temple University is also affiliated with the Greater Philadelphia Pharmaceutical Society which is the local NPhA chapter for the Philadelphia area. The goals of SNPhA are many. Paramount among these is to provide health care information and counseling for minority and underpriviledged communities which are often neglected by other health professional organizations. The organization also undertakes to promote the profession of Pharmacy to minorities by increasing their representation in the field, and it strives to develop the leadership qualities of its membership. S 24 Secundum Artem Secundum Artem is a yearbook run by the students of Temple Pharmacy School. This year the staff of the yearbook attempted to put together a book with a touch of uniqueness. The staff had a multitude of responsibilities which included the following: raising funds, organizing the book and selling it. All in all it was an experience that will never be forgotten by those who were involved in the creation of the yearbook. 25 Lambda Kappa Sigma The 1983-84 year has been a time of both tradition and transition for the sisters of the Alpha-Alpha chapter of Lambda Kappa Sigma. In the fall, the year began with the traditional freshmen luncheon. The rest of the semester was filled with more LKS traditions: T-shirt sales, dinners, the excitement of pledging, supporting Children's Hospital and last but not least the famous LKS bake sales. Spring brought a mixture of the old and the new. In keeping with tradition, we enjoyed the annual semi-formal with Kappa Psi in April. As usual, everyone had a great time. Spring of '84 also brought the re-institution of the Hygia Day celebration. Another new event was the LKS Bon Voyage party before the Lilly trip. 26 President — Robin DICesare Vice President — Sherri Torbey Treasurer — Sue Rushln Recording Secretary — Linda Hlrsch Corresponding Secretary — Anne Marie Lehany Social Chairperson — Linda Barton Pledge Mother — Chris Shalamanda Advisor — Dr. Elaine Mackowlak 27 V 4 ME! DEDICATED TO A HOFESSW1 i i Regent — Mike Skovira Vice Regent — Bill Adamshick Trcasurcrs — Bob Orzolek. Bob Piavis Secretary — Tom Stefanowski Chaplain — Joe Stella Historian — Ed Oolinish Pledge Master — Bob Piavis House Master — Joel Buckey Advisor — Dr. Ronald Gautieri runm Kappa With the addition of fourteen new brothers in the fall, the 1983-84 school year was again very favorable for the brothers of Kappa Psi. This year brought with it many changes, the most important of which was the changing of our faculty advisor after the resignation of Dr. Ronald Gautieri. We wish to sincerely thank Dr. Gautieri for his many years of service and dedication to the fraternity. We also give best wishes to his successor. Dr. Robert Thompson. As another generation of Men dedicated to a Profession graduate, we wish them the best of luck and success in the future. Never forget us . . . you’ll never be forgotten. Phi Delta Chi The year 1983-1984 can be looked back on as a rebuilding year for the fraternity at 1211 Allegheny Ave. Phi Delta Chi’s future was looking uncertain, but thanks to a large pledge class the fraternity has been revitalized. The past year has been filled with extensive house renovations; the house is now fully heated and all rooms are rented. In addition, the frat held a successful blood drive, donated to the Phila. SAPhA convention, held raffle sales and had numerous successful parties. Overall. 1983-84 has been an excellent year for the brothers and sisters of Phi Delta Chi. President — Jennifer Kristick Vice President — Sue Melnick Secretary.'Treasurer — Ralph Bcrtolino Advisor — Dr. Peter Doukas 30 I 1 President — Rob Frankll Vice President — William George Secretary Treasurer — Suzette Thomas. Mario Spina Fund Raising Chairman — John Gatto Social Director — Kathy Kuty Pledge Master — Charles Lebegern Fiery Dragon — James Powell File Keeper — Mike Lacey Advisor — Dr. Paul Zanowiak 32 Rho Pi Phi This past year was, once again, a very successful year. A pledge class of 18 was initiated in the fall and 9 more in the spring. The parties at Rope continued to be the focal point of action. We found it necessary to open up the street for the first party in the fall! Some Rope members contributed, on the fraternities behalf at the SAPhA convention in Philadelphia by helping to raise money. Many of the brothers and sisters were inducted into Rho Chi’s honor society. The entire fraternity owes great thanks to graduating members Ed Melber and Mario Spina for making Rho Pi Phi what it is today. 33 Alpha Zeta Omega AZO is a fraternity struggling to break with tradition. Not having a house to call our own sometimes brings a feeling of detachment. However, we have new plans for the future. We wish to establish ourselves as a true professional pharmaceutical fraternity. In this respect we want to balance our social activities with the time and effort needed to run professional activities. These activities have encompassed trips to pharmaceutical companies, as well as social get-togethers. We plan to do more in the future, and hope to make a positive contribution to our college community. Directorum — Michael Williams Subdlrectorum — Laura Wescoat Signare — Brian Freeman Excheque — Arthur Patalowski Scargent at Arms — Jonathan Burke Advisor — Dr. Willett 34 Rho Chi Rho Chi is the honor society at Temple Pharmacy School. Each year new members from the 2nd and 3rd year classes are inducted into the society at an annual banquet held in December. Rho Chi also sponsors the Kallelis-Lynch lecture series which honors a member of the faculty who has made a contribution to science through his her research. For the 1983-84 school year the honor was bestowed on Dr. Speaker. President — Barbara McGee Vice President — Wendy Shurr Secretary — Karen Hartranft Historian — Dave Montgomery Advisor — Dr. Paul Zanowiak 35 36 —i 37 Christmas Party 38 39 Picnic On December 27. 1984 the School picnic sponsored by the 2nd year class was held at Blue Bell Park. The day was a fun filled one for all who attended, bringing together the 3 classes for one last hurrah. It proved to be a perfect ending to another tough year tucked away under our degrees. 40 41 42 44 Gymnasium, Volleyball, Aerobics, Etc. w e’t e J’ st £ e9un UNDERCLASSMEN SECUNDUIA ftRTEIA 4 Class of 85 As we look over the past events in the last year we see ourselves gradually being shaped into RPhs. The fall semester found us battling Pharmacology. Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmacognosy and various other Disease States. This was our first exposure to Dr. Doukas and his 210 parasympatholytic, adrenergic, anticholinergic. sympathomimetic amines. Meanwhile, our heads are spinning between relatively long pre-synaptic cholinergic fibers and relatively short post-synaptic adrenergic fibers. And how could we ever forget those days of Biopharmaceutics and Dr. Kowar-ski's “Can you hear me in the back? . The highlights of our 2nd year included the Lilly trip to Indianapolis. the Annual Christmas Party at DiPinto's, the school picnic at Fairmount Park and of course the fraternity parties. And so as another year comes to an end and we move a little closer to graduation, we look back to find memories and forward to new expectations. I'm telling my mom you won't let me play! Row I: J. Cavalieri, D. Burgess. D. Borodkin. R. Broderson. K. Braker, C. DiBerardinis, C. Devereaux, M. Amodei. Row 2: G. Colelll. R. Cavalieri. V. DiBacco, F. Romean. J. Dandan. J. Ambrose. P. Boddie. H. Becton, J. D'Autrechy. Row 3: J. Buckey. D. Ciurlino. J. Burke. L. Barton. K. Crawford. What test do we have tomorrow? 48 Temple's Mick Jagger. Boy. I wish this pencil was something else! Row 1: K. Eagan, S. Gobin. S. Dragon. B. George. R. DiCesare, C. Haedo. Row 2: M. Greenhalgh. R. Frankil, J. Gatto, B. Freeman. C. Godfrey. Row 3: P. Erickson. E. Fernandez. B. Carilli. M. Gorman. T. Chambers. What a night to have a hickey. 49 DlttCtORT Row 1: M. Gibble. M. Lacey, K. Kuty, V. Lowenthal, R. Lipshutz. O. Kowalczuk, J. Kristick. P. Jung. F. Khorchid. Row 2: R. Karpinskl. C. Lebegern, D. Haugh. J. Buckey, R. Kaplan. S. Levy. R. Jarymowycz. J. Hewitt. A. Lehany, V. Dinh. Cheese! Mice study aids Mike! I'll fix your back for you. 50 Who gave Phil the''Epi ? This could be my best year yet! Stop pulling my leg! I thought we were supposed to swallow the That's not how It's done In Cuba. egg- We do not remember days, we remember moments. 51 LET’S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS! 52 Hey. hey. hey!! Row I: H. Ngo. S. Min. S. Torbey. K. Zebooker. M. Takusagawa, A. Stibrany, L. Wescoat. A. Taylor. K. Spalas. Row 2: (J. (Jmeweni, G. Tabach, M. Williams, P. Papagcorgc. J. Burke. S. Tracy. J. Toole. P. Wletecha. A. Webster. M I C K E Y M O U S E. Hello. KY, arc you searching for a missing bear? i I heard you write the test answers on your neck. 53 DIRECTOR! Row I: K. Nguyen, D. Myles. S. Melnick, M. Orsini, T. Massctti. Row 2: F. Nwaka, G. Mumuney, H. Nguyen. H. Pham. X. Le. Tape recorder broken guys? And this Is proof my unknown was orange juice! 54 I'm sitting next to Mr. Sperm. Row 1: C. Pho, D. Simsek. Row 2: J. Buckey. T. Stcfanoski, M. Skovira. Row 3: A. Patalowski, R. Piavis, J. Stella, R. Shapiro. Row 4: H. Piccioni, R. Schueren. T. Rosica, J. Shiffcr. Row 5: S. Rushin, R. Schcctcr, G. Tietel, J. Powell, R. Pcrotti, C. Shalamanda. He was found guilty on Rabbit’s Court. 55 It’s hard to concentrate when ChuckF.’s in love. Here’s to good friends! I studied for the wrong test!! I Two years down and one to go. I’m here! I bought the last pitcher! Let’s do the Samba 56 Sunday April 1, 1984 to April 2. 1984 marked the Junior Class trip to Eli Lilly £� Co. in Indianapolis. Indiana. After a memorable bus ride and a quick recovery, we settled a palatable meal. The following two days were spent touring the plant which gave us in sight into pharmaceutical industry operations. The Cavatierl Brothers? She says she’s been a good girl this year. 57 From 1 to r. Row 1: D. Taroll. R. Adamskl. R. Bucci. E. Morettl. F. Rubino. Row 2: G. Volgraf. R. Weaver. T. Smith. S. Vier-cinski. J. DcGraba. Right: This Is Scargcnt Slaughter’s Cobra Clutch. Far Right: Cosmo asked me to be on the cover. 58 Class of ’86 September 6. 1983 found 117 new. unfamiliar faces pouring into Room 101. After a summer celebrating our acceptances to Pharmacy school it was time to get serious. Mo one relayed that message better than Dr. Baker. The weeks to come were filled with new found friendships, discovering what professional fraternities were all about and studying for quizzes we never expected. As the semester wore on names such as Remington and Stoklosa became a part of our daily conversation. Those good morning greetings from Dr. Martin continued into our second semester. Our work was cut out for us but we were prepared to handle all obstacles before us. This semester we were able to explore our interests in Pharmacy through various elective courses. Some of us selected Health Care with those infamous Green Sheets, while others explored Radioisotopes and Nutrition. The electives were varied but so were our interests. For the first time we were beginning to shape our careers in a more definite way. With only four semesters ahead of us. the intensity of learning our profession was felt strongly. We were confident that we would conquer any obstacle to achieve our goals. Top left: Lean. mean, righting machine. Bottom left: I'm gonna wash that grey right out of my hair. From I. to r. Row 1: S. Decker, J. McKeever. D. Mazzco. S. Hcske, K. Blan-dino, S. Reuss. L. Waltzer. Row 2: J. McGlynn. M. Ruddy, J. Petruzzelli, T. Ramjit, A. Shasanya. A. Binstock, C. Davis, S. Marronl. J. Mills. M. Keyes. 59 Going nowhere fast. From I. to r. Row I: B. Snyder. K. Kirkley. L. Busch. T. Chukwuckc. C. Mack. Row 2: M. Soroka. B. Eck, M. Fiore. T. Goodman, L. Guzzardo. L. Hochfield, A. Miller. S. Cucchl. J. Selepak. M. Schentzel. I Manny. Moe and Jack. 60 One shot too many. I hope it tastes better than it smells. 61 He thinks we’re going to read those Green Sheets! All my guys take drugs or I get nothing at all. From I. to r. Row 1: A. Binstock, A. Miller, E. Porrcca, E. Mason. M. Picciotti. S. Band. Row 2: J. McKeevcr. T. Ramjit, W. Tscheplklewski. A. Doskos. P. Martin. T. Dougherty, J. Fairley. F. Delturk. Girl Syndrome I think I'm going to be sick. Maybe if I laugh at his jokes he will pass me. 62 Do I look as bad as I feel? 63 Excuse me, I haven't eaten in days. Not another Dear John letter. I could have gone anywhere but I chose Tempo! From I. to r. Row 1: J. Finch, W. Spencer. T. Ross. R. Hall, Y. Vlen. Row 2: J. McGlynn, L. Twyman, D. Wiggins. A. Manoloudis, A. Raincri, R. Kokinda. N. Diamantopoulos. T. Trlnh. You got that one wrong, that one. that one . . . 64 I know I have seen this cat somewhere before. I don't know how anyone can sleep through Dr. Paul! 65 ■ William J. Adamshick Joe Amendolaro Nicholas D. Albanese Clifford R. Barr Amina M. All Sandra Bascovc How best can we prescribe for our lives ahead.... 68 Loser goes to class. Lisa Marie Batastinl Ralph John Bertolino Beth J. Bonner Joseph D. Billig Class of 984 What seems like three weeks ago. is in reality three years, when one-hundred and forty students convened for one common goal ... to become pharmacists. Throughout our three years at Temple University School of Pharmacy, we have developed vast pharmaceutical knowledge and technical skills, as well as friendships. We will fondly remember our legal beagle. the number of our seat in room 110. and that pH has a small p . We have shared many experiences since the beginning of our pharmacy career, including our trip to Eli Lilly (with upside-down lampshades), various notetaking services, and an abundance of back tests. The years have passed very quickly for most of us. We have grown considerably from our varied experiences both in and out of school, together and alone. And now for the last time we will share one final event together . . . our graduation. From this time on. we will proceed not as a group, but individually to practice to our fullest potential the knowledge we have gained at this excellent school of pharmacy. The Kimbics inspector. Ronald E. Brodbcck Lorraine A. Brodic Frank A. Buccicro Jacqueline Carroll Charles C. Cervino Lorraine Charles Michael J.Crccdon Peggy L. Crossin Frank W. D'Alessandro Ronald Wcstlcy Daniels Richard D. Davis Dusanka Dcjanovic Life is short, art is long, events are fleeting, experience is deceptive, and judgment is difficult. 71 I’ve got pens for everybody. I promise. I'll stop sucking my thumb after graduation. The breakfast of champions. Raisin Bran and beer! There are these moments to remember. Edwin Esparra Virginia Ndidi Ezelfe Michael J. Fox Todd G. Fry Regina M. Gamrat Theresa R. Ghigfarelll 73 74 Why must I do all the work? Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road. -kUtcyO.Kslchko Oh my God’. He’s using my machine ftatleT.Kttley ti tau Below: M It doesn’t work, cut It off! taicm VIttyiitK ng JamtsC.KUchcn 76 Robert A. Kufta Richard I. Kunln 77 I'd rather not talk about it. More Valium please. Behind the scenes . . . ; Laura J. Lutzvitch Jeri Ann B. Mack William M. Manley Margarita Madres Joseph M. Marchese Vinh Luu Miller time! 79 Norina Marie Medori Edward F. Mclbcr, Jr. Joseph J. Merlie Richard Philip Migliosl Debra A. Mikulecky Patricia Anne Morris David Andrew Montgomery ! i Anyone can do Eileen's job. Knit one, pearl two. Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well-lived, makes yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. 80 below: Excuse me, can you direct me to Roberta W. Newton Loan Tu Nguyen the nearest mirror? 81 Bobby and Billy: Friends for life. William J. O’Hara. Jr. David Ostrow Debra Lee Oetzel Robert J. Orzolek Chlnyere C. Onyejeaka What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning. The Pro. 82 83 David Colman Rains Tung Ren 84 85 John Bruce Ruggcri Patricia M. Ryan Howard Jay Schwartz Teresa Sebastianelli Who cares about incandescent lights! For a good time call Ralph. 86 Patricia Coakley Shirar Wendy S. Shurr I've got the wedding bell blues. Kirk to enterprise. Theodore G. Sklbinski Paul Thomas Sovo Oh no. here she comes! Olufunke O. Sobowalc Frank Sova Jr. Who's behind those Foster Grants? Matthew Elliott Spritz Joann A. Swavely Valerie Rachel Tenaglla MihnChauTa Who let one loose? Identical twins. 89 HOW DO YOU SPELL STUDYING? I wish she'd stop blowing in my ear. Maria Fanjula Thcma Maybe if I close my eyes this will all go away. Carol Lee terMeulen 91 Anita Woods-McDonnell Jodi Lyn Witmcr Abbreviations for Activities Intrafraternity Council — I.F.C. Intramurals — Volleyball — IMVB Softball -IMSB Basketball — IMBB Alpha Zcta Omega — AZO Kappa Psi — KY‘ Lambda Kappa Sigma — LKS Phi Delta Chi — Phi Del Rho Chi Honor Society — Rho Chi Rho Pi Phi - Rho Pi Student American Pharmaceutical Association — SAPhA Student National Pharmaceutical Association — SNPhA Student Council — St. Coun. Student-Faculty Committees — S. F. Comm. Yearbook — Yrbk. Adamshick —KY.IMVB Amendolaro — KY Barr — SAPhA Bascove — AZO. S. F. Comm. Batastini — AZO. Rho Chi. SAPhA Bcrtolino — Phi Del Treas, I.F.C., IMBB Billig — Phi Del Bonner — LKS. Rho Chi. rbk. Boynes — SAPhA. SNPhA Bret — I.F.C.. AZO V. Pres.. S. F. Comm.. IMVB. Yrbk. Brodbeck — KY. SAPhA. Yrbk.. Varsity Fencing Team Brodic — SNPhA. SAPhA. Phi Del Carroll — Rho Chi Cervlno — SAPhA Charles — LKS Creedon — Phi Del. S. F. Comm. Crossin-LKS. Yrbk. D’Alessandro — SAPhA Daniels —SNPhA Pres. Dejanovlc — SAPhA. LKS Denmead — Phi Del Dcrshem — Phi Del Do —SAPhA Dolinish - KY Historian. IMVB. IMBB ACTIVITIES Duca — Phi Del. SAPhA Esparra — S. F. Comm.. PPA Delegate Ferenz — SAPhA Fox — Rho Chi. AZO. SAPhA — Sec Treas. Fry —Rho PI. Rho Chi Gamrat — SAPhA. Rho Chi. AZO Ghigiarelli — SAPhA. Rho Chi Grobinskl- KY Guergawl — Rho Pi. SAPhA Hardy — Phi Del Pres. Hartranft - SAPhA. Rho Chi Sec.. LKS -Corresponding Sec. Holloman-SNPhA Horn — SAPhA. Phi Del Hyman-KY. IMVB Kappler — Yrbk. Katchko — KY Housemaster Katz — Phi Del Keeley — LKS. SAPhA. St. Coun., Class Rep. King — SAPhA. SNPhA. Phi Del Kitchen — Rho Chi. Rho Pi Klein — Phi Del. Rho Chi. SAPhA Konlcki — Rho Pi. SAPhA Kozloski — Phi Del. Class Rep. Kufta — Rho Chi. Rho PI Kurowski-Rho Pi. SAPhA Leon — Yrbk. Levin — Class Pres.: St. Coun. V. Pres. (2nd yr). Pres. (3rd yr): SAPhA: AZO: S. F. Comm. Lutzvltch — SAPhA Mack — LKS Madres — Phi Del. Yrbk. Manley — SAPhA Marchese — SAPhA. KY Marini — Rho Chi. Rho Pi. SAPhA McGee - LKS. Rho Chi Pres.. IMVB. S. F. Comm., SAPhA Medorl — Class V. Pres., Phi Del Melber - Rho Chi. Rho Pi. SAPhA. IMBB Merlie —Rho Pi. SAPhA Migliosi - KY. Rho Chi. SAPhA Mikulecky — Rho Chi. LKS. SAPhA. IMVB Frank Stanley Zekoski Montgomery — KY. Rho Chi Historian. SAPhA Morris-Rho Chi. LKS Murphy. M. — SNPhA. Phi Del Murphy. V. —SAPhA Newton — Rho Chi O’Hara —SAPhA Orzolek - KY Tres.. I.F.C.. IMBB. IMVB Ostrow — SAPhA Portnoy — Phi Del Rains — Rho Pi. Rho Chi. SAPhA Ricciardelli — St. Coun. Sec. Treas.. Rho Chi. SAPhA. S.F. Comm. Rigler — IMBB. SAPhA Rlsh — Rho Pi. Rho Chi Rlvelllni —SAPhA. Rho Pi Roberts-Hughcs — SAPhA Rock —SAPhA Rugger! — SAPhA, Yrbk. Ryan — Phi Del Santiago — SAPhA. AZO. Rho Chi Schwartz — AZO Sebastlanelli — SAPhA. LKS Shcrpinsky — SAPhA Shirar-SAPhA. AZO Shurr — LKS. Rho Chi V. Pres.. SAPhA. Yrbk. Editor. IMVB Sobowale — SAPhA. SNPhA V. Pres.. Phi Del. S. F. Comm. Sova.F.-IMBB. Rho Pi Sova. P. — Rho Pi. Rho Chi Spiller —SAPhA. Rho Pi Spina — SAPhA. Rho Pi Treas. Spritz — Rho PI. SAPhA Swavely — SAPhA Ta — SAPhA Tenaglia — Rho Chi terMeulen — SAPhA Turczeniuk — SAPhA Williams — LKS. IMVB. Yrbk. Witmer — AZO. St. Coun., IMVB. SAPhA Woods-McDonnell - AZO. SAPhA. S. F. Comm. Zekoski - Rho Pi 92 fr6 95 Graduation 96 May 24, 97 1984 PATRONS SECUNDUM ARTEM 99 C ) Graduates Class of ’84 Congratulations and Best Wishes for a successful and rewarding career in pharmacy. Alumni Association Temple University School of Pharmacy. Therfcn Centenn A HBIDRy(T3WINGTHE FUTURE. 100 TtMrtElUNIVERSltV I CONGRATULATIONS from Pharmaceuticals Pfizer Laboratories Division Roerig Division Pfipharmecs Division 101 1234 Rising Sun Ave 227-0900 CAMPUS im Where The In-Crowd Meets Happy Hour 4-6 6 clays a week We’ve Got It All! ★ Excellent food . drinks ★ Catering for parties ★ Special rates for student parties ★ Movies, spoi ls, music on our Giant 5' Screen ★ Take-out orders ★ Beer . pizza nites 102 Helping pharmacists bring better health care to the people who depend on them. ORTHO PHARMACEUTICAL CORPORATION Raritan. New Jersey 08869 ORTHO Best Wishes Pharmaceutical Division Sandoz Pharmaceuticals Dorsey Pharmaceuticals Compliments of Knoll Pharmaceutical Company 103 ATTENTION: Independent Pharmacies and Drug Chains!!! Donald E. Schell JR.. Pres. Richard R. Deluca. Vice Pres. You may be able to buy ALL your full-line pharmaceutical and OTC needs at DRUG WHOLESALER S COST PENNS YL VA NIA PRESCRIPTIONS, INC. 2300 North Third Street Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 17110 Emerald Drug Store Uptown Professional Pharmacy 238-5291 234-4151 If your store or buying office has sufficient cash flow to meet our strict payment program, you may qualify for Selby Drug's acquisition cost plan. This is the lowest full service billing plan in North America. Exporters may also qualify with appropriate letters of credit. For Further Information Call nationwide Toll Free to: Michael Rosenberg, Pres. Wallace Katz, Sr. V.P. 800-225-8034 In N.J. call 201-351-6700 SELBY DRUG COMPANY 633 Dowd Avenue Elizabeth, N.J. 07201 Congratulations to the 1984 Graduates Michael’s Pub Germantown and Rising Sun (One block east of Broad) Featuring: Anthony R. Spray, Pharm. 1967 Good Food Domestic and Imported Beer Catering and Parties Takeout 228-9453 104 Congratulations to the graduating Class of 1984 from the Gamma Galen Chapter of Rho Pi Phi Pharmaceutical Fraternity Continuing the Tradition of “Men Dedicated to a Profession” The brothers of Kappa Psi send warmest regards to their graduating brothers: Billy Adamshick Joe Amendolaro Ron Brodbeck Ed Dolinish Bob Grobinski Ron Hyman Jeff Katchko Joe Marchese Rick Migliosi Dave Montgomery Bob Orzolek Congratulations and Best Wishes to All the LKS Sisters of the Class of 1984. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Brothers and Sisters of Phi Delta Chi and to the entire Class of 1984. Joe Billig Scott Dershem Ralph Bertolino Dave Kozloski Joe Hardy Norina Medori Marge Madres F. Stearns Layton Lorraine Brodie Olufunke Sobowale Harry Horn Patty Ryan Lynn Duca Linda Denmead Ira Katz 105 Congratulations Class of 84 MUFFINS (215) CApital 4-4800 Est. 1918 A UNIFORM FOR EVERY SIZE AND NEED 5616-20 N. Broad Street Philadelphia. PA 19141 Open Every Evening BA 9-8681 Della One Hour Cleaners Laund-R-Mat 3409-11 Germantown Ave. Philadelphia. PA 19140 Est. 1905 FAMOUS BUTTER CREAMS REINERT’S Own Made Candy 3441 Germantown Avenue Philadelphia. PA 19140 Congratulations Class of 84 Temple Grille Fast Food M-F 6:30am-7:00pm Good Service Sat. 8:00am-3:00pm Nick’s Lunch Vendor on the east side corner of Broad and Ontario Roxy Drug Store Lafayette Hill. PA Ralph Bob Kohn Compliments of Sunshine Pharmacy Prescription Specialists 215-884-4818 LIMEKILN PHARMACY Russell Stover Candy • Greeting Cards Cosmetics • Hospital Supplies • Gifts 101 Limekiln Pike Clyde M. Ofner, Jr. Gtenside. PA 19038 Clyde M. Ofner. Ill RPH Maplewood Professional Pharmacy York Rd. at Maplewood Ave. Abington. Penna. 19001 MARK COHEN OL 9-5105 MOLLIE N. OSTROW 1909 JACOB OSTROW 1949 DAVID OSTROW 1984 Sousan Pharmacy Elaine Haaz. B. Sc.. R. Ph. 8029 York Rd.. Elkins Park. PA 19117 Phones ME 5-4200 - CA 4-1630 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT • SURGICAL SUPPLIES • CONVALESCENT AIDS Dedicated to Your Good Health WE MAINTAIN A COMPLETE RECORD OF ALL YOUR FAMILY'S PRESCRIPTION PURCHASES 106 Marge (alias thc cv ay f lobby woman) chough In I wc may go our separate X cz 1 ways - our nemories willX Im V last...We be there, more, suey ica-ca. don't stop til you get enough %,I know karate.nelrose cheese cake tiny hiney.rigatoni, super freaks j PJ party, T-shirt party, Juan, 13 The Annex Lives 08 Congratulations Class of 1984 especially Mina Ricciardelli From Mom, Dad Family Tenaglia Brothers Drywall Construction, Inc. Media, PA 19063 Congratulations Bill Love Always, Kim GOLD STAR PATRONS • Congratulations David Ostrow!! Mom, Dad, Mike and Steve — And Staff of Cambria Pharmacies, Inc. • Congratulations to William J. Adamshick. Greetings to all the scholars at Kappa Psi Frat House from Perth Amboy, N.J. Joyce, Bill, Mike and John Adamshick • Congratulations, Wendy! We knew you could do it! May you have the best of everything in years to come! Love, Mom, Dad, Sandy, Beth and Chuck • Congratulations and Love Mom, Dad, Lynn, Tom and Michele • Good Luck! Murray M. Tuckerman Ph.D. • Good Luck to the Class of ’84. Lynn Schneck • Best Wishes Class of 1984. Elaine D. Mackowiak Ph.D. • Best Wishes to the Class of ’84. Anne and Dr. Mrs. Ron Gautieri We Thank You! SILVER STAR PATRONS Congratulations! We are proud of your achievements. We are confident that you will continue your successful endeavors. The Brodies. Anthony, we wish you success, health and much happiness. Mr. Mrs. Anthony Rivellini and Debbie. Congratulations, Lynn Duca. Mom and Dad. Congratulations Linda, we wish you all the success you deserve. Love, Mom and Dad. Frank Bucciero. Good Luck, Mom and Dad. Go get ’em tiger—We’re proud of you. Mom and Pat. I can’t believe I’ve been out of school two years already. John W. Shelly Congratulations Robert Orzolek. Mom and Dad. Dr. Charles F. Peterson Congratulations!!! Dr. Marquette L. Cannon Congratulations Class of ’84. Dr. M. LaFranco Enjoy good luck but do not rely on it. Dr. Speaker Congratulations Nancy, and much success with your career. The Williams Family. Congratulations to the pharmacists in the class of 1984. Best wishes. Mr. Mrs. Raphael S. Tancredi, Jr. and Ashley Nice going, Pat! Mother, Dad, Peter and Marc. 108 We Thank You! SILVER STAR PATRONS Our congratulations! We are so very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Richard and Wendy. Best Wishes Ron and class of ’84. Mr. Mrs. Brodbeck Congratulations to our son Frank. With love. Mom Dad Zekoski. Best Wishes to Howard J. Schwartz. Mom, Dad and Dorene. Congratulations, we are very proud of you. We always knew you could do it. Love you, Linda and Rick. Congratulations Karim, we are proud to have a son like you. Samir and Madia. Congratulations Peter X. Konicki with love from your parents. Congratulations to the Pharmacy Class of 1984. Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Kufta. Congratulations to the class of 1984. Hanna R. Kowarski. Dr. Salvatore Turco Congratulations, Valerie. Mom, Dad, Rocky, Babe, Teri and Rachel Congratulations Marge. We are proud of you. Love Mom, Dad and John. We are so very proud of you! Congratulations, Dad, Mom and Stephen. Congratulations from Dad, Mom, Doug, Sherri, Randi, Wendy, Stacey and Rachel. Dr. Mrs. David E. Fox in honor of Michael J. Fox. Congratulations “Deb.” Mom, Dad, Kevin and Brian. Good Luck this year! Gerri O’Neill. 109 We Thank You! RED STAR PATRONS L. Brodie—You've earned it! The Harrington’s. Good Luck. Class of '84. Joseph Piccoli. Congratulations to the Class of '84. Sherri Meyers, Class of '83 Good Luck Kappa Psi class of ’84. David Sherbin. Congratulations Daddy! Love Matthew Timothy. Congratulations Harry! Love, Peggy. Way to go. Andrea. Mr. Mrs. John Praksta. Congratulations Martha Sherpinsky. Frank Sova—Success and Happiness always. Lorraine Brodie—Congratulations to my granddaughter. Grandmom Baker Dr. Stedman Paul Sova—Congratulations with Success and Happiness! Congratulations to the best. Joe Helene Hardy Congratulations and Best Wishes in the future. Mrs. Rhoda terMeulen Best Wishes Class of 1984. Mrs. Veronica Praksta Eve Aaronson Daniels, RPh. Lorraine Brodie Congratulation to the first one. Uncle Thomas, Aunt Nellie, Buster, Gin, Joanne Bob—We are “proud . Mom, Dad. Audrey and Dave. 110 We Thank You! There's a season for beginnings When the world is fresh and new, When we shape our dreams of all The things we plan and hope to do, A season for maturing When we think and work and grow. And the season for the harvesting Of all we’ve come to know. And each successive season Grows still richer than the last As treasures of the present Add to memories of the past. Mary Ellen Lowe m 111 Yearbook Staff Editor: Wendy Shurr Assistant Editor: Peggy Crossin Advertising Managers: Linda Barton, Marge Madres Senior Staff Supportive Staff Beth Bonner Olga Kowalczuk Craig Betz Kathy Kuty Jeff Katchko Renata Jarymowycz Bob Orzolek Sue Malkus Sue Rushin Photographers Ron Brodbeck Suzanne Heske Ron Hyman Rich Kaplan Mike Leon Although the year is gone forever, we are left with something that will always be ours to treasure — our memories. This book is an attempt to capture the essence of these memories — the good times shared with friends, the smiles and laughter, and the moments of just being together. For it is with all of these visions that the pages of our minds are filled, and although they are still quite clear, someday they will be blurred with the rest of our past. It is our hope that when this happens, on some quiet evening spent reminiscing alone, our efforts will bring a smile to your heart as you recapture the days of 1983-84. The staff of Secundum Artem would like to say a special thank-you to those people who went out of their way to help make this book a success — Cathy Vasile, for all of her advice and support (both photographic and otherwise); Dan Solari of Cooke Publishing, for his considerable assistance in every phase of this publication; Merin Studios, without whose photographic aid this book would have very few pictures; Dr. Mann for his generous financial support; Ms. Titus and Eileen for their help whenever it was needed; the faculty and students whose writings added that extra touch; and to all of the others who contributed in both big and little ways — it was greatly appreciated! Thank You! 112 4 I Senior Directory A William J. Adamshlck 745 Columbus Drive Perth Amboy. N.J. 08861 Nicholas D. Albanese 2723 South 17th St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19145 Amina M. All 5 N. Green Acre Dr. Cherry Hill. N.J. 08003 Joe Amendolaro P.O. Box 185 Elmhurst. Pa. 18416 B Clifford R. Barr 433 Laurel Ave. Cheltenham, Pa. 19012 Sandra Bascovc 1202 Dundee Drive Dreshcr, Pa. 19025 Lisa M. Batastini 1640 South 12th Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19148 Ralph J. Bertolino 1317 Dickinson Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19147 Joseph D. Billig 707 N. Broad Street W. Hazleton, Pa. 18201 Beth J. Bonner 35 Corlear Street Wilkes-Barre. Pa. 18702 Dutton F. Boyncs 4 1 E. Roberts Street Norristown, Pa. 19401 Craig J. Bretz 122 Parkway Drive Erie. Pa. 16511 Ronald E. Brodbcck 1001 Station Ave. Langhorne Manor, Pa. 19047 Lorraine A. Brodic 5816 Christian Street Philadelphia. Pa. 19143 Frank A. Buccicro 223 E. Manor Road Havertown. Pa. 19083 c Jacqueline Carroll 2160 Brandy wood Drive Wilmington. DE. 19810 Charles C.Cervino 426 Harwickc Road Springfield. Pa. 19064 Lorraine Charles 150 Trexler Road Schnecksville. Pa. 18078 Michael J. Creedon Ohara Road Elmhurst. Pa. 18444 Peggy L. Crossin 264 South Poplar St. Hazleton, Pa. 18201 D Frank W. D'Alessandro 10011 Bridle Road Philadelphia. Pa. 191 16 Ronald W. Daniels 2501 N. Bancroft Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19132 Philip DcAngclis 4526 McMenamy Street Philadelphia. Pa. 19136 Dusanka Dejanovic 14 19 Cottman Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 1911 I Kevin Denick l825Spera Lane Norristown. Pa. 19403 Linda M. Denmead 33 Mountain Ave. Warren. N.J. 07060 Scott A. Dershem 259 Allegheny Street Jersey Shore. Pa. 17740 Hang Kim Do 61 19 Wayne Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19144 Edward J. Dolinish 501 McClure Ave. Old Forge. Pa. 18518 Lynn M. Duca 66 Nutley Ave. Nutley. N.J. 07110 E Edwin Esparra 328 North Second St. Reading, Pa. 19601 Virginia N. Ezelfe 147 Dolington Road Yardley. Pa. 19067 F Margaret R. Ferenz 604 Grosstown Road Stowe. Pa. 19464 Michael J. Fox 1125 Hower Lane Philadelphia. Pa. 19115 Todd G. Fry 82 1 Wayne Ave. York. Pa. 17403 G Regina M. Gamrat 363 Hastings Blvd. Broomall. Pa. 19008 Theresa R. Ghiglarelli 1321 Langhorne-Newtown Rd. Langhorne. Pa. 19047 Robert E. Grobinski 18 Skyline Drive Pittston. Pa. 16640 Karim S. Gucrgawi 2682 Westchester Drive N. Clearwater. Fla. 33519 H Joseph R. Hardy RD 2 0ak Lane Cresco. Pa. 18326 Karen Hartranft 1 5 I 6 Springside Drive Lancaster. Pa. 17603 Frances Holloman 4233 Haverford Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19104 Harry R. Horn 528 B W. Clapier St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19144 Ronald Hyman 715 Wright Drive Maple Glen. Pa. 19002 K Daniel M. Kappler 1581 Chalis Ave. Norristown. Pa. 19401 Jeffrey G. Katchko 31 Poland Street Swoyersvillc. Pa. 18704 Ira Katz 61 1 Pleasant Valley Way W. Orange. N.J. 07052 Marie T. Keeley 6526 N. Sixth St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19126 Aaron W. King 300 Fairview Ave. Somerdale, N.J. 08083 James C. Kitchen RD'Box2438 Stroudsburg. Pa. 18360 Audrey E. Klein 12425 Rivers Edge Dr. Potomac. Md. 20854 Soo Ja Ko 2111 E. Prior Rd. Wilmington. DE. 19809 Peter X. Konicki Box 379 RD 2 Pittston Twp., Pa. 18640 David A. Kozloski 6 Rosalie Street Old Forge. Pa. 18518 Robert A. Kufta 48 Dennison Ave. Wyoming. Pa. 18644 Richard 1. Kunin 731 Martin Road Elkins Park. Pa. 191 17 Robert F. Kurowski 1045 South Pitt St. Carlisle. Pa. 17013 L Walter F. Lane. Jr. SRN Box 40 McConnellsburg. Pa. 17233 Michael D. Leon 6330 Foxhill Rd. Philadelphia. Pa. 19120 Ronald G. Leopold 1437 Jonathan Way Ambler. Pa. 19002 Robin Beth Levin 835 Black Angus Lane Huntingdon Valley. Pa. 19006 Laura J. Lutzvitch 126W.Drexel Ave. Lansdowne, Pa. 19050 Vinh Luu 1720 Roger St. Long Beach. CA 90805 M Jeri Ann B. Mack Tilbury Terrace W. Nanticoke. Pa. 18634 Margarita Madres 3249 Park Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19140 Sue Malkus 6117 Cottage St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19135 William M. Manley 730 N. Rebecca Ave. Scranton. Pa. 18504 D Joseph M. Marchcse 516CcntcrSt. Dunmore, Pa. 18512 David G. Marini 1 13 Gary Ave. Carney's Point. N.J. 08069 Henry J. Matthews 175 Lilac Lane Cinnaminson, N.J. 08077 Barbara Anne McGee 339 Lyon Ave. Williamsport. Pa. 17701 Norina Marie Medori 39 Tinsmith Ct. Marlton. N.J. 08053 Yanina Melament-Tokar 747 Gorman St. Philadelphia. Pa. 191 16 Edward F. Melber, Jr. 524 Center St. Jim Thorpe. Pa. 18229 Joseph J. Mcrlic 25 Carey St. Ashley. Pa. 18706 Richard Philip Migliosi 412 Packer Ave. Exeter. Pa. 18643 Debra A. Mikulecky 1947 Linden Lane Whitehall. Pa. 18052 David Andrew Montgomery 355 LiebSt. Bellefonte, Pa. 16823 Patricia Anne Morris 205-B East Montgomery Ave. Hatboro. Pa. 19040 Michael A. H. Murphy 1201 1st Ave. Asbury Park. N.J. 077 12 Veronica Marie Murphy 1319N. 14 St. Whitehall. Pa. 18052 N Joseph J. Nacchio 2446 Stoney Brook Lane Drexel Hill. Pa. 19026 Roberta W. Newton 9303 Andover Rd. Philadelphia. Pa. 191 14 Loan Tu Nguyen 3253 N. Park Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19140 Nam B. Nguyen 9591 Flounder Dr. Huntington Beach, Ca. 92646 Thinh Nguyen 3253 N. Park Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19140 Thuy Due Nguyen 6013 Vista Dr.'304 Falls Church. VA 22041 Xa Van Nguyen 3253 N. Park Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19140 0 Debra Lee Oetzel 4437 N. O’Connor Irving. Texas 75062 William J. O’Hara. Jr. 2503 S. American St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19148 Chinycre C. Onycjeaka Sutton Apt. 100A Collingswood. N.J. 08 107 Robert J. OrzQlek 1 123 S. Main St. Scranton, Pa. 18504 David Ostrow 2401 Pennsylvania Ave. Apt. 5-A-4 Philadelphia. Pa. 19130 P Vasilios Palengas 142 Overhill Rd. Upper Darby. Pa. 19082 Timothy M. Palombo 2101 Atlantic Ave. N. Wildwood. N.J. 08260 Kim Dinh Pham 3253 N. Park Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19140 Michael A. Portnoy 7 N. Syracuse Dr. Cherry Hill. N.J. Andrea Jacqueline Praksta 1307 Church Rd. Oreland. Pa. 19075 R David Colman Rains 407 9th St. Huntingdon. Pa. 16652 Tung Ren 402 W.Chclten Ave. 3FL Philadelphia. Pa. 19144 Mina Ricciardelli 610 Fitzwater St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19147 Harry F. Rigler, Jr. 412 Lemonte St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19128 Gerard A. Rish 33 Railroad St. Alden Station. Pa. 18634 Tony Rivellini 617 Clay Drive Conshohocken. Pa. 19428 Karla Roberts-Hughcs 224 Pennell Rd. E10 Aston. Pa. 19014 Michael Kevin Rock 16 Raleigh Place Willingboro, N.J. 08046 John Bruce Ruggeri 466 Cooper St. Beverly. N.J. 08010 Patricio M. Ryan 101 Crestmont Dr. Honesdale. Pa. 18431 s Elaine H. Santiago 134 E. Fisher Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19120 Catherine Sayan 316 Spencer Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. 19120 Howard Jay Schwartz Cedarbrook Hill Apt. C51 1 Wyncote. Pa. 19095 Teresa Sebastianelli 444 S. Monroe St. Bellefonte. Pa. 16823 Doris M. Shcrpinsky 308 Annasmead Rd. Ambler. Pa. 19002 Patricia Coakley Shirar 635 Rhawn St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19111 Wendy S. Shurr RD'3 Box 3970 Reading. Pa. 19606 Theodore G. Skibinski 110 West Chestnut St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18705 Olufunke O. Sobowale 8400 Lindbergh Blvd. '312 Philadelphia. Pa. 19153 Frank Sova, Jr. 5 Watkins St. Swoyersvillc, Pa. 18704 Paul Thomas Sova 5 Watkins St. Swoyersvllle. Pa. 18704 Eric M. Spiller 600 Old Street Rd. Apt. F-106 Trevose. Pa. 19047 Mario Spina 203 W. Spruce St. Norristown. Pa. 19401 Matthew Elliott Spritz 1894 Foster St. Philadelphia. Pa. 191 16 Joann A. Swavely 919 Lombard St. Apt. 3 Philadelphia. Pa. 19147 T Minh Chau Ta 901 Spring Garden St. Elizabethtown, Pa. 17022 Valeric Rachel Tenaglia 6 Locust Lane Media. Pa. 19063 Carol Lee terMeulen Box 356 Pocono Pines. Pa. 18350 Maria Fanjula Thema 3307 N. Broad St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19140 Lien Tran 645 S. 17 1 2 St. Reading. Pa. 19606 Odarka Turczeniuk 8227 Marion Rd. Elkins Park. Pa. 19117 V Di Vien 1 1 18 W. Lindley Ave. — 2nd FI. Philadelphia. Pa. 19141 W Nancy L. Williams 2855 Eastwood Dr. York, Pa. 17402 Jodi Lyn Witmer RD'1 Box 305 Hummclstown. Pa. 17036 Anita Woods-McDonnell 4116 Houghton St. Philadelphia. Pa. 19128 z Frank Stanley Zekoski 107 Church St. Pittston, Pa. 18640 Xeraple .Unw. QAHE Library