UMDNJ School of Osteopathic Medicine - Articulations Yearbook (Stratford, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

m fat New Jersey School of Osteopathic Medicine College of Medicine and Dentistry Of New Jersey 1981 Volume 1 n the beginning There was a school without walls . . . and without halls . . . and without students or books or professors . . . and without any of the essentials necessary for the delivery of high quality medical education . . . There was only an idea . . . And for eons this idea dwelled in the minds of Osteopathic Physicians throughout the state. 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 . . . years passed. Howard Levine, D.O. And then, after much deliberation, the state of New Jersey was ready to establish its third school of medicine . . . Magically the word came down from above into the mind of Stanley, Lord of the Medical Province. With great power and wisdom, Stanley set the stage for the creation. Stanley Bergen, M.D. President It was the fall of 1977 . . . Benjamin Cohen, D.O. tP V Dean And Stanley planted the word in the mind of Ben, when he had chosen above all others. Go forth Ben, and spread the word of Osteopathic medicine throughout the state . . . You shall carry the banner of the college of the Southlands and beyond. Assemble for me a strong and loyal faculty as well as a hearty student body and you and yours shall surely flourish. And Ben went forth in the State Chariot with his chariot driver and his shapely secretary. To accomplish the task of creation . . . who would carry out his work while he and Stanley settled the particulars of the creation back in the Holy city of Newark. And as Robert and Richard steadfastly es- tablished a niche in the school ' s temporary lodging, Gerry gained a foothold in the Southlands where he proceeded to procure the necessary clinical affiliations for the new school. Harry Bonier, D.O. The Founding Ladies — D. Kelchner, Agn McGinnis, M. Coolen Larry Nogle . . . Then Robert and Richard con- sorted with the financers and began the search. And with much delibera- tion and scrutiny, they began to begat . . . And they begat . . . CMDNJ meets JFK Robert Pearson D.O. Eleanor Masterson D.O. Melvyn Lynn, Ph.D., (Microbiology) Leon Dickson, Ph.D., Biochemistry Tobias Majica-a, Ph.D., Microbiology S. Penningroth, Ph.D. Pharmacology While in the south . . . Gerry had not such a difficult time of things, for he was wise and more knowledgeable of the domestic talents the New Jersey Southlands had to offer. Working with Harry, elder statesman of Stratford, and Augie, administrator ex- traordinaire a teaching affiliation was smoothly procured. Gerry, next set out to solicit a clinical faculty to teach his students. This of course was a simple task for many of those in attendance were of his own seed; created in his own image. And he too began to begat . . . and he begat Charles Kasterberg, D.O. George Chatyrka, D.O. Robert Maurer, D.O. Jeanne Steiner, D.O. 13 Daniel Belsky, D.O. (Chairman) Gary Packin, D.O. Ronald Ayres, D.O. i 1 crass W NORPflcE iNOt flL LASIX D L A M T I M 3 f Di trJAuiNJ Penicillin) ' j£fm -ltf -(c i h G-ENTfl f Yc irO PfieoNlSoNt OsP.P im nM,Nt OXAZEPAM tPHCDRHOt T(- (?G rDL TrtdoPHVLLi ro P.C- SfefLP M C- Mill I) a INK! Henry Komansky, D.O., Pulmonary Medicine Dr. Fitzharris, General Medicine Raymond Adelizzi, D.O., Rheumatology Nathan Freed, D.O., Hematology-Oncology Gerald Scharf, D.O., ( Clinical Dean Cardiology ) John Saia, D.O., Cardiology Stanley Schiff, D.O., Cardiology Louis Papa, D.O., Cardiology Psychiatry William Ranieri, D.O., (Chairman Psychiatry) Richard Citta, D.O. John Barbagiovanni, D.O. James Weinstein, M.D. Richard Liszewski, D General Surgery Anethesiology Neurosurgery General Surgery David Silverman, D.O. Chairman ml m Robert Biondi, D.O. And together they struggled, they fought and they debated, tormenting themselves and each other. They tortured many young students from college and beyond . . . And for six months they met and they argued, and they queried as they grew weary of their task. But soon their monumental task was accomplished. From a field of thousands they chose 24 of their liking . . . They charged these one score and four with a heavy burden of responsibility for they were to be the charter class and the first to graduate from the new school. And with but minor changes in the lineup, the task was done. Through grueling studies, through long days, and sometimes longer nights, through battles both lost and won, 24 stood the test of time to become the Class of 1981 of the CMDNJ- NJSOM. And there was evening, and there was morning STUDENTS . 4 The First Class . . . Geniuses Joseph Bottalico July 23, 1954 Cherry Hill, N.J. LaSalle College, B.A. Internship: JFK Memorial Hospital Curriculum Committee Chief Extern My warmest appreciation to my wife, Maria, my parents, John and Dora Bot- talico, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gio- quindo for helping make a long road seem shorter. Where there is love for Humanity, there is also love for the art of medicine. — Hippocrates Ruth Covington August 17, 1951 Ridgewood, N.J. University of Delaware, B.A.A.S. Hackensack Hospital School of Medical Technology Mt (ASCP) Internship: JFK Memorial Hospital Chief Extern 1 28 Manny 1 AUGUST 12, 1978 Daniel John Foran October 15, 1954 Cherry Hill, N.J. Harvard University, B.A. Internship: Cherry Hill Medical Center Third Year Class President Chief Extern Q 1 KEEP YOUR SOX ON 32 BEER HERE S Q U A T PAHK THE CAH KKIsl-mmsH RRIshmklMI RRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFERRISFKKRISKKRRISK RRISFt RRISKK RRISKKRKISFKKRISKERRISFERRISFERRISFERH ffl June 22, 1954 — Short Hills, N.J. Washington University A.B. Magna cum laude 1976 Internship — Normandy Hospital, St. Louis, Chief Extern a. i SIMH HS1HH HHslHJmMHH Hsiaa 1 IMHfmslHH f IslHH H Isl H H3 ISiaa J HSIddH HMHtH JSIUH -1 1SIMM 3 JSiaaS JSINim SIHaSJSlHHS JSiaHS JSiaaiHSiaa J JSIMM i HSI aa iHSiaaHNiaa -USiaaj4Siaa:i HSI«a3 hRRIShhRRISHRRIM RRISHRRISHRRISHRRIM RRISI RRIM RRISl RRlM VRKIM I -KKISM-KKIsl IKKISH RKIS1 hRRIShKRRISM H R IM I R R ISK R Rlsl I R K1SH RRISII RRISf h RRISI I KWShfRKIM I RRIS I Thank You God i thank God for most this amazing day: for the leaping greenly spirits of trees and a blue true dream of sky; and for everything which is natural which is infinite which is yes (i who have died am alive again today, and this is the sun ' s birthday; this is the birth day of life and of love and wings and of the gay great happening inimitably earth) how should tasting touching hearing seeing breathing any — lifted from the no of all nothing — human merely being doubt unimaginable You? (now the ears of my ears awake and now the eyes of my eyes are opened) e. e. cummings IHMjHSIMNX4SIMiH -ISIHH I MHH I lvl. v IH f MHH I I MM SIHHIHSIHMfHSlHMHISIMHHHSIHHflslHHIIslMHHSIJIHIISMHIISIHHHsMHHSItlHI ISIllHIISIHMI IslHHH IslMHIIslMHUSIHM II IHHIIMNM Abraham Horn November 15, 1954 Lakewood, N.J. Upsala College, B.S. Internship: Chicago Osteopathic Hospital Chief Extern Thomas A. Janus October 30, 1955 Cherry Hill, N.J. Albright College, B.S. Internship — JFK Memorial Hospital Curriculum Committee Chief Extern Albright College: alias Raymond Francis Lower October 4, 1954 Andover, N.J. Seton Hall University, B.S. Internship: Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii Quote: I ' ll rip your lungs out! Lonny David Matlick July 2, 1955 Fair Lawn, New Jersey Rutgers College, B.A. — 1976 Rutgers University, M.S. — 1977 Internship: JFK Memorial Hospital Chief Extern Curriculum Committee Comedy Committee Swim Team (Captain) ■ 111 u 2 111 U (0 1L 0 DC 111 h 0) THE NATURAL CYCLING PROCESSES G-pel (Anti-gravity Preparation) Neil Mitnick January 22, 1954 Ventnor, N.J. State University of New York At Stony Brook, B.S. Internship: JFK Memorial Hospital Class Treasurer Chief Extern Quote: You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. — Gilbran — V Kevin E. Shafer October 27, 1954 Belvidere, N.J. Muhlenberg College, B.S. Internship: JFK Memorial Hospital Chief Extern Hostage .. -V , • m FOREST 35y ' CAPE TOWN 2600 ,500 M£CCA ' • SAUS8URI IjflP. ■ , Michael Joel Schrift December 24, 1953 Brooklyn, N.Y. CUNY Hunter College, B.A. Internship: JFK Memorial Hospital Chief Extern Edward C. Shadiack, Jr. August 12, 1953 Paterson, N.J. Fairleigh Dickinson University, B.S., M.S. Internship: 1st Year Class President, Student Affairs Com- mittee, Chief Extern, Co-Chairman Faculty Retreat Committee Martin Skoczylas June 16, 1948 Trenton, N.J. Ricer College, B.A., Rutgers University, M.S., Ph.D. Internship: Delaware Valley, Bristol, Pa. Chief Extern, V.P. Student Association — NJSOM, Co-Chairman RMS — NJSOM Stu- dent Govt. Assoc., Chairman — Executive Stu- dent Assoc. of CMDNJ, Curriculum Com- mittee Health of mind and body is so fundamental to the good life, that if we believe men have any personal rights at all as human beings, they have an absolute moral right to such a measure of good health as society and society alone is able to give them. Aristotle, 333 BC To my friends: These four years have passed too swiftly but the fond memories will always remain. Best wishes for the future and may your highest ambi- tions come to fauition. Lisa Adams Stackhouse March 12, 1955 Willingboro, N.J. LaSalle College, B.A. Internship: JFK Memorial Hospital Class Secretary Chief Extern Robert Sweeney May 1, 1955 Pennsauken, N.J. Villanova University, B.S. Internship: Metropolitan Hospital, Phila. 4th Year Class President Chief Extern You have to make the good times for yourself . . . take the little times and make them into big times. And save the times that are all right for the ones that aren ' t so good The Belle Air 11 ) Robert Werner October 3, 1955 Miami Beach, Fla. Columbia College, B.A. Internship: JFK Memorial Hospital SOMA Representative Chief Extern 1 4 (? ' f tan I Richard A. Wilson June 17, 1952 Kenmore, N.Y. Colgate University, B.S. Rutgers University Graduate School Internship: Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine . . . and a lot of places in between. Chief Extern New Jersey 30 86 Bottalico Bonealico. D.O. i ( ' romajjnon Homosapien ) 94 95 FOR THE M.C.P. — (Multiple Choice Practitioner) ►This MAN (?) a) Has severe dyslexia b) is intimately involved in the Rely Tampon crisis c) using Sutton ' s law in an effort to find more women dj is really a Blond e) failed anatomy ( Sutton ' s Law (as per Dr. Guidice) simply states — go where the money is This Student is obviously — a) an undercover agent for the simplex time corp. b) Punching out 4 hours early in violation of the extern code c) Radioactive (as indicated by the dosimeter on his sleeve d) secretly related to a high ranking hospital official e) a famous Austrian Biophysicist ► Cystoscopy on a marlin a) is always indicated when the fish does not urinate for a period of greater than 24 hours. b| is never indicated on salt water creatures due to their ability to excrete waste through their skins c) is best taught to students in an office setting with the subject properly anaesthetized and restrained d) should never be performed by persons who are allergic to iodinated compounds e) is a procedure fully covered by Deep-Blue Cross (Deep Blue C) The student seen in this picture has a) Protracted acne of adulthood b) not showered since July of 1971 c) been exposed to Pimple rays emitted from the distant Quasar Loonis-X d) A poultriform eruption of childhood (also affecting more vital parts which were luckily spared permanent damage). e) is a figment of his own imagination Answer Key — 1. ABC are correct 2. A C are correct 3. B D are correct 4. D only is correct 5. All are correct 97 STUDENT AFFAIRS The Muppets Phanatic Phillie Phamilv 100 Easy Pick- 1 p? Not on your life. Kenny and Ferris sittin ' in a tree . . . (The boys go out swinging) Guidice ' s Rules 1 — Guidice is always right 2 — When in doubt refer to ffl 3 — Even when he ' s wrong, he ' s right. The Making of A D.O. — 1981 Judah J. 107 Residents, Escaped from Ancora 115 117 Students diligently practicing for their rectal exams. FAMOUS PEOPLE 1 Cloning HOUSE EXTERN. To the Tune of Car 54 i There ' s some blood work on 2 North . . . 3 East ' s calling down for lytes . . . There ' s a Foley in the unit . . . 124 «• m Entering Haddon Hts. That ' s backed up to Haddon Heights . . . r EMERGENCY IV ' s falling out in piles. There are codes and stats for miles 125 HOUSE EXTERN . . . - S ? r c8c I2A J ' Posh DftAuosc {z£j Push 2 iauO£oJ2£[) - Posh K bitoxi ) IZki} -Posh Ay. lAtixlZif} 126 . . . WHERE ARE YOU? GRAND RAPIDS OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 1919 Boston Street, S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 (616)247-7200 Clerkships — Internships — Residencies 1 Anesthesiology Emergency Medicine General Surgery Internal Medicine Obstetrics Gynecology Ophthalmology Otorhinolaryngology Orthopedics Pediatrics 265 Beds Practice Opportunities For Generalists and Specialists In All Disciplines Excellent Community For Family Living F.J. McCarthy, President Eugene M. Johnson, D.O., Vice President, Medical Affairs Robert G. Bowman, D.O., Director of Medical Education MEDICAL ARTS BUREAU, INC. THE DOCTORS IDEAL Bl SINESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Accounts Receivable Control All Billing, Claim Forms, Statements Prepared Personal Bookkeeping Service Call — Mr. Jerry Kadish For A Management System Analysis Tel: (201) 656-1400 Call C ollect Locations At: 924 Bergu Ave. Jersey City, N.J. 07306 Phone (201 )656-1400 46 Bay ard St. New Brunswick, N.J. 08901 Phone (201 ):246-1540 36 First Ave. Denville, N.J. 07834 Phone (201 )625-1995 P.O. Box 260 Audubon Station New York, N.Y. 10032 Phone (212)233-9085 80 Morris Ave. Springfield, N.J. 07081 Phone (201 (379-7737 106 So. Loudoun Mall Winchester, Va. Phone (703)662-0100 140 Congratulations To The Charter Class — NJSOM From DAYTONA BEACH GENERAL HOSPITAL 1340 Ridgewood Ave. Holly Hill, Fla. 32017 W E G H Congratulations And Best Wishes West Essex General Hospital 204 Hillside Avenue Livingston, New Jersey 07039 (201)992-6550 Practice Location and Establishment Assistance Available 141 DEVIVO, YORKER, ROSE, BLACKSTONE — UROLOGY ASSOCIATES, LTD. Congratulations — Much Success and Good Health METROpoliTAN CeneraI HospiTAl 3nc. METROPOLITAN GENERAL HOSPITAL, INC. M(fM is a 154 bed nonprofit osteopathic teaching hospital. It is accredited by the AOA and approved for six interns. In addition it offers the only alcoholic, drug rehabilitation unit in the community. There is also an active Emergency Room which has recently been expanded. There is a well rounded Surgical and Internal Medicine Department offering a variety of procedures. The hospital is situated on Florida ' s West C oast, five minutes from the beaches and offers excellent community living with fine schools, recreation and practice opportunities. We invite you to call or write: Louis Lang III, D.O., Director of Medical Education or William Adams, Executive Director Metropolitan General Hospital, Inc. 7950 66th St. N. Pinellas Park, Florida 33565 (813)546-9871, Extension 100 142 C ongratulations on your accomplishment. You each individually have helped estahlish NJSOM to become a highly regarded institution for the advancement and strengthening of osteopathic medicine in our country. Best Wishes To All CLIFFORD A. BOTWIN, D.O. Department of Surgery Division of Orthopedies Union, N.J. CONGRATULATIONS FROM DRS. FRANCIOSI AND COLE 143 MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL Changing for the Better. Constantly. Memorial General Hospital is always on the move for the better. Movement is necessary in order to keep pace with a dynamic staff; a support team unequalled for professionalism and patient care; a management team that understands the needs of the entire hospital family as well as the community; and a community which embraces and supports its Osteopathic hospital. Memorial General Hospital is always in the news in Eastern Union County, New Jersey . . . because it makes news. If you ' re ready to build a dynamic practice, you ' re ready for Memorial General Hospital ' s service area. NEW THIS YEAR AT MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL • Brand-new three-story in-patient wing increasing capacity to over 200 beds • Ultra-modern, new emergency center and ICU CCU • Newly-expanded radiology, laboratory, physical therapy and pharmacy facilities. • New classrooms and expanded medical library. Memorial General Hospital is approved for intern training and residency programs. VICTOR J. FRESOLONE. President MEMORIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL 1000 Galloping Hill Road, Union, New Jersey 07083 Telephone: (201) 687-1900 144 Congratulations To The Class Of ' 81 From THE EMERGENCY ROOM DOCS: Joe Hummel Larry Levy Tom Monahan Stu Soloman Jeanne Steiner PROFESSIONAL RADIOLOGY ASSOC., P.A. JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Milton Metzman, D.O. Marvin Kupersmit, D.O. Paul J. Chase, D.O. Steven K. Allen, D.O. Elaine Wolk, M.D. 145 New Jersey Association of Osteopathic Physicians Surgeons Congratulates The First Graduating Class CMDNJ NEW JERSEY SCHOOL OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE May 29, 1981 WE ARE PROUD OF YOU! f 3 3 J 868 -6 M ItAge - ? leru a es, [Suite 308 28? ' °ll eAl Mactd y gA cuict JPcuJi, McAufan A8203 . en bsv, MtcAufcvi MS 83 Why would you ever want to come to Warren, Ohio? Location and Area — Northeastern Ohio — 60 miles southeast of Cleveland, 70 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. The hospital serves a population of approximately 250,000 and is located in a growing metropolitan area. Recreation — Golf, tennis, hunting, fishing, swimming, and ski- ing. Major league sports (football, baseball, basketball, hockey) approximately one hour away. Housing — Ample housing five to ten minutes away from the hospital. Hospital — 212 bed AOA approved full service hospital with coverage in every aspect of medicine. Training — Hands-on policy. Intern training program permits an intern to do, not just observe. Constant medical supervision available. Upon completion of our intern program, you will have developed the confidence and skills of an excellent physi- cian. Call us. We have a reputation for being exceptionally straightforward with all intern and residency applicants. WARREN GENERAL HOSPITAL 667 Eastland Avenue, S.E. Warren, Ohio 44484 Phone: (216)399-7541, Ext. 165 1 DES MOINES GENERAL HOSPITAL Des Moines General is a 250-bed hospital with both primary and secondary services at the intensive, acute and ambulatory levels. A strong medical staff (primary and specialty) has developed excellent and active patient care and medical education programs. The Hospital is accredited by the AOA, as are its five graduate medical education programs. James A. Kingsbury, Executive Director 515 265-9512 Milton J. Dakovich, D.O., F.A.C.O.I. Medical Director DME 515 265-9517 East Twelfth and Des Moines Streets Des Moines, IA 50307 WATERVILLE OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL Waterville, Maine 04901 (207)873-0731 General Specialty Practice Opportunities General Family Practice Residencies Intern Training Program Workshops in Osteopathic Principles and Practice Contact: Richard E. Claak Executive Vice President Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from PARKVIEW HOSPITAL 1331 East Wyoming Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19124 Approved for Intern Training Residency Training Richard A. Anderson, D.O. Director of Medical Education William Duncan, Administrator Our J in cere Serf ytfjfiej or future jucczsj to aff tfie memfierj g tJ?fj charter cfass Brancf MnXobert Binder Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 81 ALVIN D. DUBIN, D.O., F.O.C.O.O. MARC F. TARSHIS, D.O. Congratulations BRESALIER LANCIANO ASSOCIATES OPHTHALMOLOGY Congratulations Class Of ' 81 GARY SHERMAN, D.P.M. 149 MICHIGAN OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL CENTER BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE .... 21- 1 ' r 33 li nmynnniiiu Michigan Osteopathic Medical Center, formerly, Osteopathic Hospitals of Detroit, Inc.. is now offering a balanced internship program in surgery, internal medicine, neurology, pathology, ob gyn, pediatrics, emergency medicine, radiology and anesthesiology. We offer residencies in family practice, surgery, ob gyn, anesthesiology, internal medicine, psychiatry and radiology. MOMC is now building a new $27 million hospital in Detroit. It will replace MOMC ' s current East and West Hospitals. The new facility will be a 240 bed acute-care hospital. The four- story building will contain 207,000 square feet . The first floor will house outpatient, ancillary and support services and administrative offices. The second floor will be devoted to general services, dietary services, medical services and medical education. The top two floors will be for inpatients. The new facility is expected to open in 1982. Write or telephone: M. L. Ponitz. D O Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Michigan Osteopathic Medical Center 5705 Woodward Avenue. Detroit. Michigan 48202 Telephone: (3 13) 494-0400 Michigan Osteopathic 1 w Medical Center Best of Luck to the Charter Class of NJSOM From the Board of Trustees, Administration and Staff of JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Best Wishes! Medical Inter-Insurance Exchange of New Jersey 3131 PRINCETON PIKE, L AWR ENCE VI LL E, NEW JERSEY 08648 609-896 2404 LEVITT PARKWAY MEDICAL CENTER Jerome B. Cohen, D.O. Samuel L. Friedman, D.O. A Professional Assoc. 1 Shawmont Lane Willingboro, N.J. 08046 609-877-3660 Best Wishes! LAUREL PEDIATRICS, P.A. Marvin P. Backal, D.O. Richard C. Simmers, D.O. Congratulations To the Class of ' 81 DR. NORMAN RUDIN DEPT. FAMILY PRACTICE Best Wishes PACIFIC HOSPITAL OF LONG BEACH 2776 Pacific Avenue Long Beach, California 90806 (213) 595-1911 AOA Approved JCAH Accredited Approved For Internship Training I MICHAEL V. SMITH, D.O. AND FAMILY 1 -. H|WI||| Ad 4 152 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1981 NORTHERN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Congratulations To The Class of 1981 DENNIS ORLAND, D.O. Oradell, New Jersey DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHESIA WASHINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL LOUIS J. PETRIE, D.O. Best Wishes On Your Future Success And Your Unique Honor On Being A First RICHARD N. WELLS, D.O., P.A. Asst. Clinical Professor, General Practice SUN COAST HOSPITAL 2025 INDIAN ROCKS ROAD LARGO, FLORIDA 33540 (813) 581-9474 Sun Coast Hospital, one of the nation ' s largest and most com- plete osteopathic general hospitals and teaching institutions, is a hospital which receives no tax support or subsidies. It is gov erned by a board of trustees who donate their time and talents. The medical and technical staffs of Sun Coast Hospital rep- resent all maior areas of professional skills: We Really Care For You PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Anesthesiology Cardiology Eye, Ear, Nose Throat General Surgery Internal Medicine Gynecology Gynecological Surgery Nuclear Medicine Neurosurgery Obstetrics Orthopedic Surgery Pathology Pediatrics Psychiatry Proctology Thoracic Surgery Urology SPECIALIZED FACILITIES Analytical Laboratory C.A.T. Scanner Cobalt Therapy Coronary Care Electrocardography Emergency Room Intensive Care Maternity Department Medical Records Neurology Pathological Laboratory Phar macy Physical Therapy Radioisotope Laboratory Recovery Room Respiratory Therapy X Ray Department 153 Congratulations Class of ' 81 from CAMDEN COUNTY SOCIETY OF OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Best Wishes! TOWER MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, P.A. Alfred M. DiPiero, D.O. Rheumatology Mario L. Maiese, D.O. Cardiology Peter Plumeri, D.O. Gastroenterology Gary A. Agia, D.O. Pulmonary Medicine DAVID STEINBAUM, D.O. MRS. VIOLA STEINBAUM HOWARD M. LEVINE, D.O., F.A.C.G.P. MRS. PHYLLIS LEVINE Best Wishes and Success To The Outstanding Graduating Class of NJSOM May We Always Be As Proud Of You As We Are Now! 156 Best Wishes UNION COUNTY OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY Best Wishes From Louis C. Haenel, D.O. Best Wishes To The Class of ' 81 George 0. Chatyrka, D.O. Charles Kastenberg, D.O. Best Wishes Daniel H. Belsky, D.O. Andrew D. deMasi, D.O. Ronald E. Ayres, D.O. Paul M. Krueger, D.O. Congratulations To The Charter Class From DR. MRS. GEORGE E. PIPER REGIONAL ORTHOPEDIC PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION Seymour G. Kaufman, D.O., F.A.C.O.S. Carl Mogil, D.O. I. David Weisband, D.O. Elliot L. Ames, D.O. Cherry Hill Medical Center Bunker Hill Medical Center Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08002 Ganttown Road, Turnersville, N.J. Good Luck To The Graduates From MERCK, SHARP DOHME 158 ' : ,s,-.-.. ,xy - : ■ , ' v 1 4 BEECham laboratories Congratulations Class of ' 81 Discoverer and Manufacturer of Joseph Berger, D.O. AMOXIL® (Amoxicillin) Howard Sheldon, D.O. BACTOCILL® (Oxacillin Sodium) CELBENIN® (Methicillin Sodium) CLOXAPEN® (Cloxacillin Sodium) Good Luck Class of ' 81 DYCILL® (Dicloxacillin Sodium) Dr. Mrs. TICAR® (Ticarcillin Disodium) Seymour Schlossberg Philip, Hope David I u I aui Ampiciiun; Congratulations ¥ A. ¥ T Ltc. Lawrence Nessman, D.O., F.A.C.G.P. President L.O.G. NATIONAL OSTEOPATHIC « j i ...1, i Good Luck! ALFRED M. DIRENZO AVENEL-ISELIN MEDICAL GROUP P.A. Joel S. Mayer, D.O. Robert S. Maurer, D.O. Robert D. Boyd, D.O. 159 Congratulations to Ray Lower and the first graduating class of New Jersey School of Osteopathic Medicine THE LOWER FAMILY Best Wishes Dr. F. Kenneth Shockley Dr. Jerome Pietras UROLOGY ASSOCIATES, P. A. Congratulations to the thumb from all the fingers THE NAHUMS KENNY AND FERRIS would like to congratulate each other along with Lonnie, Phil, Neil, and the rest of the Yearbook Staff, — a job well done. 160 JACKSONVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL A Vital Part of ' The Bold New City of the South Located in the burgeoning Southside of Jacksonville, Florida, adjacent to Interstate 95 and minutes from the Atlantic Ocean, JACKSONVILLE GENERAL HOSPITAL was planned, and exists today, with one main objective . . . QUALITY PATIENT CARE BY CONCERNED PRO- FESSIONALS. Opened in January, 1972, JGH is an open-staff, non- profit, non-sectarian 107 bed osteopathic facility in an area of Northeast Florida that is not overpopulated with hospital beds, but is lacking in physicians ... an excel- lent opportunity for the new, young physician . . . and we ' ll be glad to assist you in establishing your practice ACCREDITED BY JOINT COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION OF HOSPITALS AND AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERS OF: AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION • FLORIDA OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION • FLORIDA OSTEOPATHIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION • FLORIDA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION • AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION AOA APPROVED FOR CLERKSHIPS AND INTERN TRAINING If you would like to be a part of our growing team of professionals, write for information to: James S. Treese, Executive Director Jacksonville General Hospital 4901 Richard Street Jacksonville, Florida 32207 (904) 737-31 20 161 i i PATRONS Raymond A. Adelizzi, D.O. Association in General Surgery — Larry Cohen, D.D. and Michael Abrahm, D.O. Donald A. Barone, D.O. J.M. Beaven, D.O. Albert J. Belli, D.O. Robert G. Binder, D.O. Richard M. Bogutz, D.O., William M. Lickfield, D.O. William Brennan, D.O. Robert B. Briggs, D.O. Milton Canton, D.O. Martin C. Cassett, D.O. Steven S. Chankin, D.O. John C. Chiesa, D.O. Cherry Hill Medical Center — Dept. of Radiology Bove, Bannett, Kerner, Rothman Robert B. Cahen, D.O. Michael C. DiMarcangelo Charles J. Disanto, D.O. ' s Carol Eisenbaum Martin A. Finkel, D.O. Charles M. Fleisch, D.O. Nathan Freed, D.O. Allan Goldberg, D.O. Harry R. Greenetz, D.O. Marvin E. Herring, M.D. Hoffman, Blaze, Purdell, Bolton D B A So. Broward International Medical Assoc. Hollywood, Fla. Mark P. Jacobson, D.O. Theodore G. Koerner, D.O. Alex T. Kowalenko, D.O. Floyd Krengel, D.O. Richard F. Leedy, D.O. Will iam M. Lemmon, M.D. Charles L. Liebeknecht, D.O. Alex S. Macaione, D.O. Frank J. Marruchello, D.O. Edward R. Miller, D.O. Walter H. Miller, D.O. Morris Y. Mintz, D.O. Mr. Mrs. Paul Mitnick Dr. Michael Mitnick Osteopathic Hospital of Wichita Park Avenue Hospital, Pomona, California Robert H. Pearson, D.O. Dr. Mrs. Andrew Pecota and Family William F. Ranieri, D.O. Daniel R. Reider, D.O. Robert A. Renza, D.O. Rivervale Medical Group: M. Silverman, D.O., R. Scherling, D.O. Neil L. Rosen, D.O. Paul W. Sauers, D.O. Mendon S. Schwartz, D.O. South Jersey Medicine Group Charles Steiner, D.O. Mr. Mrs. Robert Stackhouse Mr. Mrs. Raymond Adams Dr. Sullivan Gerald Sussaman, D.O. Michael Sutula, D.O. Warren Medical Association: R. Briglia, D.O., C. Grubb, D.O., E. Cumbo, D.O., I. Lewis, M.D. Lowell Zeid, D.O. Madeline Zok, D.O. Drs. Ridgik Steinberg (Members of the $200 Club) 162 THE YEARBOOK STAFF would like to thank Dr. Marvin Herring a nd Nancy Martorano for their valuable assistance in making this a very successful project. We, THE YEARBOOK STAFF, Best Wishes to the Class of ' 81 From express our good wishes and much success to the 24 people who made this book possible. We hope you have happy and healthy lives and may all your dreams come true. RON SCHULTE, ELI LILLY CO. Jan, Mom Dad thanks for your love support during these 4 years. Love KENNY Thanks to my parents, Hanna and Paul, and my Brother Michael, along with all my friends for help- ing make this dream possible. NEIL 163 My son, My son, what can we say, We saw you toil from day to day; and even as the years passed by, and things looked bleak you continued to try; Now on this day of honor and joy, A Doctor emerges from our once baby boy; No one can be more proud of you than we, and give our blessings in your profession to be. Love from your FATHER, MOTHER AND BROTHER STEPHEN Jo ft ty 7fus6andi I offer my love, respect and admiration for your many years of hard work and constant devotion to your class, studies and the field of medicine; yet able to afford the time and emotional support so vital to a happy marriage. You so rightly deserve the title Doctor. Love Always, ANN if] 3 hurry AUNT DORIS AND UNCLE STEVE Extend Congratulations From The To My Brother Edward: Congratulations Brother Dear, I jump for joy and shout three cheers. To get you where you are today, our parents worked and saved each day. We offer you love from your nephew and niece, as well as hap- piness, prosperity and peace. It is with this poem that I must say, A brother like you doesn ' t come every day. Love, MARIANN SHADIACK FAMILY To Our Nephew and Cousin Edward Not only on the successful completion of your un- dergraduate medical education but for your cons- tant determination in achieving this goal. V ;- W •- ' 164 In extending congratulations on this occa- sion, the Kalosieh family offers our love and best wishes to Edward as he is about to enter one of the most respected profes- sions. Our prayers go with him as he con- tinues to seek knowledge and strive for what he believes in. May God give him strength and ever growing empathy towards those in need of his skills. Year 4 . . . . . .The Pirolli Picnic - - Volleyball anyone . . . Lonny ' s and Ferris ' Birthday Party - - Tough time remembering . . . Swimming at 4 am - - Dancing ' till Dawn . . . National Boards - - Ed comes late again - - Talk lower says Sally - - Lonny hits the floor . . . Soap notes - - A bit of the bubbly - - Rectals please . . . New phones - - Star 6-2 and even . . . Dr. To Be - - How do you ex- plain death to a child? ... 8 weeks surgery - heavy duties . . . Watch em suture Believe me you! . . . Cleaning the Colonoscope . . . Cleaning the Bronchoscope . . . Pathology conferences . . . Canoe trip - - Sink those ships! . . . Ancora Let us out! - - Keys Please Crazy Place . . . Family Practice - - You ' re the Doc E.R. - - Thanks Dr. Hummel . . . Yearbook! click-click-click Lonny goes wild! . . . Pericardium - - tough tissue! . . . What surgery paper . . . Responsibility? - - - Pull X-rays - - - Call the Lab - - - Do EKG ' s - - - Start IV ' s - - - Hang Blood — Push Decadron — Waste Time — Lose Sleep — Push Dilantin — 6 whole minutes! — H P ' S . . . Mercenary system arrives $55.71 . . . Free meals fade . . . Chief Extern . . . seven to seven to seven -- great hours! --- Someone from Laundry ... monthly meetings Welcome to JFK We are One . . . Parking cards $5.00 . . . We ' re bidding on equipment . . . Infection control Wash those hands Scrub Suits - - Designer Scrubs - - Walk by themselves . . . Codes stay away ... On the chest if you ' re on the team ... I started my own IV ' s Dress Code - - No clogs Neil . . . The Patient comes First (Lucky Stiff!) — Wilson goes West . . . Abe scores Heavily . . . Ferris finds a Friend . . . Beepers Arrive - - Space Invaders Student Affairs Office I can ' t help you . . . Curriculum Retreat - - Poor Ed . . . Bob self destructive? . . . Yearbook Deadline . . . Incest sur- vey . . . Ski trip - - Lonny Tom a busload of girls? . . . DRG . . . House of God . . . Gradua- tion coming up . . . Plans for dinner Vivonex for Dessert? . . . ■ I How would you like your steak? In Vitro, In Vivo, or De Novo YVNESINEP e ZZZ . . . Lectures Forever . . . Fearless leader Foran . . . Hello South Jersey Welcome John Pirolli . . . Mark gets Married . . . Don ' t where you eat . . . A-V monitor Neil change the slide Neil - - - Fix the bulb Neil Focus the picture Neil . . . Monday Afternoon Football Lucy Squire can wait . . . Eat some pie Neil . . . Kluver! . . . Dr. Masterson ' s office She ' ll crack you up . . . EMG ' s ZZZ ' s . . . Acid base tapes . . . Where ' s Dr. Leedy . . . What ' s AHEC? . . . BOB bob split the work - - - No sleep for this crew . . . Eddy Silverman ' s model of the heart . . . You can ' t make a carrot taste like a steak Inject those joints . . . Dr. Greene the nutrition machine . . . How about Another lecture on gout? ... I ' d rather be home doing laundry . . . the laying on of the hands . . . Phone Phage . . . Liver Rounds . . . Party at J.B. ' s Cirrhosis are red once more Mikey . . . Dr. Vilensky Bang-Bang chrome house? Fancy city . . . Hospital Day Free tickets to all sports and a boatride . . . What did he say Ferris? . . . Lectures continue . . . No you can ' t catch it from a dog Darling — Dear Sweet Lady . . . The Big G on allergy . . . How about a sleep-Lab ... A poor At-E-Tood . . . Afternoon Rotations Hands Off . . . Don ' t bastardize my program . . . Abe ' s secret missions ... On call — Neil and Lisa share a bed . . . Tom, Neil, and Jim Flagged at Pufferbelly . . . The scoop on poop Thanks Dr. Finkel . . . PEDS exam grades are up Take Cover! Lithium? . . . Can you fill the shoes of a bad . How ' bout some rubber bucks Not too childish . . . 4th Year schedule 26.53 days per guy- rotation I don ' t know why they asked me to speak on this topic . . . Wieners Disease Pepsi Lectures end on the hour 5 more minutes just get up and walk out take notes . . . H. Flu a virus? . . All Don ' t 167 Office Hours Vtnr 2 . . . Tough start Path, Heme,Neuro, Inf Inf . . . Here come the VARMS ... Hi Mikey, How ' s the corn . . . Phlebotomy Lab — thanks for the hematoma Bob Ruth Does it Best! . . . 2nd year scotty dogs . . . Up on the roof, in the trees, among the clouds hi guys Dr. Saidi bids bloody welcome . . . meet Dr. Dellacroce Looks like Fire Island says Ed . . . Trust Us . . . Dr. Morrison — Tom, I need that slide! 1 ' ... All aboard Bus leaving for Stratford . . . Mental health B-Ball ... Our first H P ... 2-3 DPG made from Hemoglobin . . . Physical Diagnosis — meet the clinical faculty . . . sell your sperm Buy instruments . . . The Vampire Story . . . Lisa, they don ' t call him Big George for nothing . . . No, not ' cause he ' s tall! . . . Comes the Red Fox . . . Lonny lectures on drugs . . . Pete Drums again . . . Phil runs the red — Neil with 9 lives . . . NJSOM takes over happy hour in high style . . . Autopsy call . . . Shrink time — Kenny giggles at the Patients Radio Waves . . . Carrier clinic chocolate shakes . . . Brain Lops ... 3 stooges come to visit . . . Data base ... Ed Phil split Ed Straightens, Tom curves . . . Abe late for exams — seat belt please . . . Dr. Pearson going strong — Someone else foaming . . . [Don ' t] take the Boards, they ' re Mickey Mouse My secretary could pass them . . . Tuition protest — Lead us Marty . . . Nasal Floss . . . WDHA — Lonny makes the Diarrhea noise elephants sound better . . . Hi, Dr. Penningroth . . . Sex week — Betty Dodson . . . Line up boys and Pll stroke you with my magic wand ... arama . . . Dr. Cross goes wild! . . . Cock slides Look at those Hens strut their stuff . . . Corkscrew What? . . . Lectures Drag . . . Attendance Down. Well Hung Utar 1 . . . . . . greetings . . . speeches . . . meet your Cadavers . . . pH exam . . . Brown Bag Lunches . . . Ethically speaking — No papers for this class occupy the deans office . . . Beeper for Ethical Emergencies . . . Dr. Steiners famous osreopathic vocabulary list . . . Meet Dr. Levine Residencies Back Door D.O. ' s . . . I ' ve got bucks on you guys 90% with D.O. plates . . . Do you guys really get the answers before the tests Two zebras bit what? and what ' s zoftig? . . . Dr. Solimene, You either get it one way or the other. . . . Dr. Roisen into leather? . . . Abe — it ' s the omohyoid . . . Who ' s HSU? . . . Clinical correlations . . . A visit to the EM ... A 52 page exam? Hernia City! . . . Ray rips out lungs . . . The elephant call . . . Dr. McDonalds OS . . . Happy Hours Drinks 50(! . . . Hi, my name is Robert as in Redford, Dorian as in Gray. . . . Anatomy exams Easy Practicals . . . Fancy Nikon microscopes classy school . . . Emperor Paul Stein . . . Dr. Malamed This Cadaver doesn ' t smell too bad Ed! . . . Nancy Smith School Sweetheart . . . Pam Champe — A student ' s teacher . . . Frisbee with Ferris . . . Football on the lawn Marty still young enough to run . . . Party with Ray Steve . . . Ray scores at Douglas Pub . . . Steve has car problems X 3 . . . NJAOPS Picnic ... Ed Phil get new insights . . . Woody Allen in lecture . . . The nude models arrive Don ' t blush Lisa! . . . Kevin leads the way on exams . . . Questions Please Frank Vogel . . . Dan squats for excitement . . . Great Parking Lot Out of Space . . . Dr. Seiden walks the line . . . Steve — Ray — Phil almost get to Vermont — Only 300 more miles . . . Dr. Avigad practices Hypnosis . . . Dog Lab Dead Dogs . . . Where ' s Dr. Shimmell . . . Thursdays — Golf clinic . . . Statistics ... (A waste statistically) . . . John Travolta Cece . . . Dr. Cross The Hand. . . . Did you say Bone Phil? . . . First visit to Sex Week Pass the Popcorn . . . Cuboid connected to C2? What ' s in that thermos ... No Jim, it ' s the Deltoid . . . Ferris You ' re late again . . . Name that Baby Rin Tin Lynn? A fine young lad . . . Dr. Adelman meets Murray ' s sick cousin . . . The famous D to G Transformation of the elephant chromosome ABE, wear a BELT next time . . . Slam Dunk Wilson . . . Abe, Tom, and Joe live in downtown N.B. They stole your weights? . . . Physiology final corner tavern to compare notes chugging Drunk you ' ve never seen an astronaut chug Dan? Tiny circle on shirt . . . Sweeny hikes to finals through blizzard . . . Ed, you ' ve got to buy tickets ... Hi J.B., Hi Neil . . . History taking — 90% of your education . . . Dean we have no ti me to do laundry. 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