West Virginia University School of Medicine - Pylon Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1980 volume:

I ■ v ,r--vfr: n DATE DUE ■iA, 3 1 2009 1 DEMCO, INC, 38-2931 IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM M. BENNETT 1953 - 1980 A friend and colleague. We will remember Bill not only for his achievements in life but also for the ideas, the energy, and the talents he left with us for the future. PYLON: 1980 CO-EDITORS JEFF KUGEL - JIM COMERCI MANAGING EDITOR BILL ST. CLAIR SENIOR EDITOR RICK WISMAN JUNIOR EDITOR PAT NEAL SOPHOMORE EDITORS BILL SIGMUND - JANE KURUCZ FRESHMEN EDITOR DAVE MARTIN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY EDITORS FRAN SERRA - MAUREEN BURKE PHYSICAL THERAPY EDITOR BOB STRASSER FACULTY ADVISOR STEVE CARMICHAEL HEALTH SCIENCFS Ifc - PUBLISHER ' S REPRESENTATIVE TAD ALONZO rrf if wertdi i r CONltNTS HISTORY OF THE PYLONS 3 SENIORS 9 JUNIORS 57 SOPHOMORES 71 FRESHMEN 85 ORGANIZATIONS 99 CANDIDS 103 FACULTY 131 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 155 PHYSICAL THERAPY 173 ' I -J I The eight unique marble reliefs adorning the Pylons at the entrance to the School of Medicine are the work of the noted sculptor Milton Horn. Mr. Horn, born in the Russian Ukraine in 1906, studied the History of Medicine extensively before beginning work on the reliefs in 1954. The white marble tablets were installed in the Pylons in 1956. Seven of the eight plaques depict two milestones each in the History of Medi- cine, each relief being roughly divided into upper and lower halves. Photographs and descriptions of the sculptures were done by his wife, Estelle Horn, and are reproduced on the following pages. I I Top: Hippocrates (460-370 B.C.) Father of Medicine . Hippocratic medicine ' s chief concerns were the patient and diagnosis and treatment based upon observed facts. Top: Pharmacy. The Apothecary. And thou shalt make ... an oint- ment compound after the art of the apothecary. Exodux 20:25. Bottom: Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) Comparative anatomist and em- bryologist. Bottom: The Old Testament legis- lated social hygiene for the good of the individual and the community. Top: Benvenutus Grassus (circa 12th Century) made studies on the structure of the eye. His writings were the acknowledged text on ophthalmology for 500 years. Dissection and anatomical illustra- tion in the renaissance when anato- my became a science through dis- sections of the human corpse by Andreas Vesalius (1514-1564). Bottom: A Deaconess in a medieval hospital carrying out Christianity ' s essential aim . . . the assistance of the sick ... a work of human and divine pity . Castiglioni : L. i Top: William Harvey (1578-1657), discoverer of the circulation of the blood, studying the flow of blood in the veins. Top: Ephraim McDowell (1771- 1830) treating tumor of the ovary by the first removal of this organ. Bottom: The Reverend Stephan Hales (16771761) making the first measurement of blood pressure, us- ing the direct method on a horse. Bottom: Ignaz Scmmelweis (1818- 1865) instituted methods of pre- venting childbed fever, thus saving the lives of thousands of mothers. T Top: The development of dentistry as a modern science began with the writings and practice of Pierre Fau- chard (1678-1761), who is depicted examining a patient. Top: The American William Beau- mont (1785-1853) advanced physi- ology by his study of the digestive processes in the living stomach of Alexis St. Martin after a healed shotgun wound left a permanent opening. Bottom: Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) inoculating a dog with rabies virus via a hole bored through the skull- — part of an experiment to develop a rabies vaccine. Bottom: Wilhclm Roentgen (1845- 1923) discovered the X- ray in 1895. The panel shows the fluoros- cope which uses X-ray in the exami- nation of the interior of the living body. y i THE OATH OF HIPPOCRATES Chosen by the class of 1980 to recite at the Investiture Ceremo- ny in May as they begin their careers in Medicine I swear by Apollo the physician, by Aesculapius, Hygieia, and Panacea, and by all I hold most sacred that according to my ability and judgement I will keep this oath and this stipulation: That I will be loyal to the profession of medicine, and just and generous to its members. That I will lead my life and practice my art in uprightness and honor. That into whatsoever home I shall enter, it shall be for the good of the sick and the well to the utmost of my power, and that I will hold myself aloof from wrong and corruption and from tempting to vice. That I will exercise my art solely for the care of my patients and the prevention of disease, and will give no drugs and perform no operation for a criminal purpose and far less suggest such thing. That whatsoever I shall see or hear of the lives of men which is not fitting to be spoken, I will keep inviolably secret. While I continue to keep this oath inviolate may it be granted to me to enjoy life and the practice of the art, respected by all men in all times! But, should I trespass and violate this oath, may the reverse be my lot! Hippocrates (ca. 400 B.C.) ADMINISTRATION Charles E. Andrews, MD Provost David Z. Morgan, MD Associate Dean Gene Budig, PhD President of WVU John A. Thomas, PhD Associate Dean John A. Jones, MD Dean . % } 1 ) Thomas W. Mou, MD Dean, CAMC Robert Smith, MD Assistant Dean Eugene L. Staples, MHA Administrator - WVUH Barbara Jones, MD Chief of Staff EDWARD JERALD VAN LIERE, MD, PHD 1896-1979 THE FATHER OF THE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE The Class of 1980 mourns the passing of Dr. E. J. Van Liere, who served and guided the School of Medicine at West Virginia University for 58 years. His first appointment at the University was in 1921 as Professor and Head of the Physiology Department in the School of Medicine. After forming a committee in 1935 to re-secure accreditation for the 2-year school, he became Dean of the School of Medicine. He strove over the years to expand the program to a complete, 4-year medical school, and, largely through his efforts, the State Legislature created the new School of Medicine, along with the Schools of Dentistry and Nursing, in 1951. With the realization of this dream, he retired as Dean in 1960, but continued as Professor of Physiology, and was active in research and scholarly writing until the time of his death. Dr. Van Liere gave much to our Medical Center. His dedication and scholarly example will be a continuing source of inspiration to us throughout our professional careers. « :::::: n m n, - MD Fairmont State College Weirton. WV tennis, uonna, ana dennner Dave and Debbie DAVID E. ALLIE MD Marshall University Logan, WV Rich and Connie MICHAEL AMADEl MD LaSalle University Vineland, NJ WILLIAM BENNETT MD West Virginia University Wheeling, WV MICHAEL W. BURKHART MD Kay, Jeff, auid Mike US Navcil Academy Martinsburg, WV CARL D. BURKLAND MD West Virginia University Morgantown, WV tave, Leslie, jessica, an Chris and Liz CHRISTOPHER E. BYARD MD Marshall University Huntington, WV RICHARD A. CAPITO MD Rich and Marianne West Virginia University Weirton, WV JAMES W. CAUDILL MD Jim, Gloriann, and George Duke University Charleston, WV MICHAEL H. CHANCEY MD West Virginia University 1 Ripley, WV HELENE COLE MD University of Pennsylvania Great Neck, NY JAMES L. 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Bruce and Li. i KillttiiiBiJgdiJlliS] MD Fairmont State College [ Fairmont, WV CHARLES D. GUY MD West Virginia University Phillipi, WV STEPHAN D. HANNA MD Duke University Pt. Pleasant, WV Steve DANIEL P. HARRINGTON MD West Virginia University Beckley, WV DAVID A. HENDERSON MD Marshall University Summersville. WV RAYMOND B. HENTHORN MD West Virginia University Paden City, WV ALTER J. HERBERT MD Marshall University Huntington, WV Joe in California Steve, Aaron, and Jane STEPHEN T. HILL MD Ohio University St. Mary ' s, WV J. MICHAEL HOLBERT MD West Virginia University Bridgeport, WV ERIC M. HUMPHREYS MD ff- I X ' Bli? - ' - ' i f A aiXV-- West Virginia University St. Albans. WV MICHAEL W. JOPLING MD West Virginia University Elkview, WV Mike and Cindy BLAIR H. KOKOTEK MD Oberlin College Barboursville, WV WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY UBRARlEb ERRY D. KOUBEK MD, DDS Jniversity of Kentucky South Charleston, WV JEFFREY A. 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SHIREY MD West Virginia University Lewisburg, WV MICHAEL R. SIMMONS MD West Virginia University Alderson, WV i GLENN R. SNIDER MD Fairmont State College Fairmont, WV Glenn and Lou Ann JANICE C. SOBRAY MD West Virginia University Wheeling, WV Jeff and Nancy JEFFREY L. STAMBOUGH MD West Virginia University Williamson. WV L ' .yiHiMul ST. CLAIR MD ir Bill, Barb and Becky West Virginia University Morgantown, WV DANIEL H. STEWART MD Concord College Mullens, WV CARL R. SULLIVAN MD West Virginia University Charles Town, WV MARC A. SWANSON MD Illinois Wesleyan University Beckley, WV MICHAEL E. TAYLOR MD Janie and Mike West Virginia University Morgantown, WV MICHAEL J. TAYMOR MD University of Massachusetts Roxbury, MA MARK G. WERTMAN MD Harvard University Morgantown, WV The Wertmans Andrea, Jason, and John JOHN A. WHITE MD Wheeling College Glasgow, WV Randy RANDAL E. WHITE MD Marshall University i Gilbert, WV L ROBERT R. WHITTEN, JR. MD Marshall University Huntington, WV RICHARD C. WISMAN MD Washington and Lee University Milton, WV Rick, and Selena and Suzanne Jocelyn 2ind Don DONZA T. WORDEN, II MD West Virginia University Parkersburg, WV Mari and Witold University of Czilifornia Fairmont, WV ONY R. ZERBE MD Tony, Shirleen, Forrest, Dawn, and Brandon Northwestern University Washington, WV IN MEMORIAM DANIEL DELBERT UPTHEGROVE, MD, PHD 1938-1979 Scientist - Clinician - Teacher - Friend fi. A ffitu - 70 ;5 - - Candy Adkins Sue Adkins Jim Arnctt Fred Barker John Baker Barry Barrows Marc Bloom d k Rob Camele lil Bob Ball Diane Beach Rick Blum Medical school has taught us control. I P 00 f ' Susan Bonfili and how to get ahead in the library. 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' iii- Phono 717 7S2 41.-iO 98 7 on a on More than 75 years ago, six medical students at the College of Physicians and Surgeons in Chicago organized an honorary medical society to recognize excellence in their peers and teachers. Thus Alpha Omega Alpha was born, with the expressed purpose of . . . promotion of scholarship and research in medical schools, the encouragement of a high standard of character and conduct among medical students and graduates, and the recognition of high attainment in medical science, practice, and realted fields . AOA membership of the West Virginia University School of Medicine constitutes those students and faculty who have distinguished themselves in the pursuit of their medical education, or who have attained leadership in the medical profession. Members of the Class of 1980 include: Rich Allman Chris Byard Stan Day John England Bruce Guido Dan Harrington Terry Koubek Rick Layne Don Lilly John Marler Dave Pitrolo Jim Porterfield Bill St. Clair Jeff Stambough Tony Zerbe A N M E E D R I I C C A A L N iiiiii nun _IUi -- . • T T T riiiitiiii ' amsa OFFICERS 1979 ■ 1980 PRESIDENT - Jane Kurucz VICE ■ PRESIDENT ■ Mike Peterson SECRETARY ■ TREASURER - Kim Skaff s A T S U S D E c N I T A T I N 101 COMMITTEE FOR VD EDUCATION IN WEST VIRGINIA ' 0 • m- o . 0; ' r ONi: MOKh X IM MONKl ' l MEDICINE Joe Filipek Jack Steel Sanjay Yadav CO-PROJECT DIRECTORS Jim Arnett, Med III Frances Stewart, Med III BOARD OF DIRECTORS NURSING Francie Kee Melissa Smith Laura Stout PHARMACY Fred Angela Loretta Nicholson PAST PROJECT DIRECTOR Debbie Gouge FACULTY ADVISER Bud Weisser CADUCEANNS MEDICAL STUDENT SPOUSES CLUB PRESIDENT Amy Vaughn 102 - iSffi I I CHRISTMAS i ami mim DANCE 1979 (p -?■ SAINT THOMAS HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER 444 NORTH MAIN STREET AKRON, OHIO 44310 TELEPHONE (216) 379-1111 AN ACUTE COMMUNITY GENERAL HOSPITAL OF 466 ADULT BEDS. 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WEST VIRGINIA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 1031 Charleston, W.Va. Telephone: 346-0551 107 Scandling method for Pulmonary Function testing I ' m supposed to actually use this? r i Yup! Serum porcelain elevated. Let me tell you ' bout my new book, Livin in a lizard pit. 108 .= ; ' i You left what in the wound? I can ' t wear it in the O. R.? f J J ' And this one is for Hemorrhoidectomies. I spell relief, Scalpel. 109 ill COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES MERCY HOSPITAL Pride and Locusts Streets Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 m Providing economic services and financial benefits to over 100,000 members of the Medical and Dental professions - Senior In-Training In-Practice loans - Low cost term and permanent life insurance - Disability insurance - Professional incorporation and retirement plan information and assistance - Malpractice coverage Physicans Planning Service Corp. 510 Prichard Bldg. Huntington, W. 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(30a) 2340123, -Ohio valley General Hospital, •Peterson Hospital 123 No thanks . I ' ve had 10 admissions already. ' A few more years just drinking TAB and I ' ll fit. 124 G. I. Bill Humphreys Empty lunch bag 125 . Hamot Medical Center HAMOT MEDICAL CENTER extends congratulations to Graduating Seniors Residencies offered in: - Family Practice • General Surgery - Orthopedics - Pathology - Urology For additional information contact: Office of Medical Education Hamot Medical Center 201 State Street Erie, Pennsylvania 16650 Phone 814-455-6711. Ext. 355 Fast Service Photo finishing- Cameras Supplies 345 Holland Avenue Westover-296-4700 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80 MEDICAL SUPPLY COMPANY OF WHEELING ' Quality and Service ' 1303 Eoff Street Wheeling. WV 302-232-2820 126 because you ' re serious about your profession Charleston Area Medical Center offers a practical adventure in education P.O. BOX 4396 CHARLESTON, W. VA. 25304 (304) 348-4242 127 3G •II  , SOUND REASONS TO JOIN THE AM A Effective Representation There may have been times when you ' ve encountered problems with your institution, or you ' ve wanted to see changes or improvements in your curriculum, or in patient care, or in health care delivery But where could you go for help with your prob- lem or to get a hearing for your ideas? There really wasn ' t any place. But now there is: The AMA Student Business Section (SBS) It is your representative assembly through which the AMA and its resources are directed to the problems you and your colleagues wish to have addressed. Through the SBS, students have direct input and participation in AMA policy-making. Membership Benefits Your membership provides a broad range of professional as well as personal benefits. Those of particular importance are: • JAMA. 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AKRON CITY HOSPITAL maintains a major af- filiation with Ohio State University College of Medicine and is a major teaching hospital of the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medi- cine. It is a fully accredited hospital in the hub of northeastern Ohio. Participant - National Resident Matching Program CONTACT MEDICAL EDUCATION COORDINATOR Administration Office Akron City Hospital 525 E. Market Street Akron, Ohio 44309 (Phone: 216-375-3202) 130 w Outpatient Department ANESTHESIOLOGY ■ Ni O. Martinez R. Knapp F. Zavisca 132 COMMUNITY MEDICINE J J mvi 1 i R. Pearson J. Krall D. Hall FAMILY PRACTICE First Row M Steinburg. J Jones. K Whittaker. J. Arbogast. T. Peck, A Vasquez, S Murray. E, Blume. C Nath. R, Weisser. W Weart. Second Row: R- Traubert. M. Jones. L Bishop. R, Gais, J Goodwin, J Palmer, B Vukoson, F. Connally, P. Livengood, M, Essig. G. Record, R. Cleavenger. 133 D. Hoover INTERNAL S. Shane M. Crouch Medical Group Practice Dorn. Powers, D ' Alesandri f:-- D. Z. Morgan J. Savory 134 E. Morgan — 1 - — - V i — 1 1 ik ' i y w.- w v. V ' ■ =! ■B M. Albrink MEDICINE 1 1 F ' I P -J l( 1 1 .. ■■ I. Ullrich V. Subramanian A. DiBartolomeo 135 S. Bekheit B. Walker wm S Deghn W R. Lynch A- Jain J. Jones c A M C Warren P Raich J Mulitinovich R Kluge l|«iv B Thrush R. Martin R. Khakoo Jones 136 NEUROLOGY Seated: J. Martin, J. Gutrecht, L. Gutmann. S. Chou. Standing: Mori, Farrell, Mateer, Fakadej, McDcrmott, Svaboda, Louden, Kuzahara, Crosby, Azzaro, Tellers, Miike, Brick, Uchino. L. Gutmann, Chairman Par for the course 137 PATHOLOGY S. Rochlani W. S. Morgan M. Hales J. Jenkins S. Shah N, Rodman S. Jagannathan W. Albrink 138 PEDIATRICS Seated; R. Phillips, B. Jones, W. Klingberg, D. Peck, B. Tenney. Standing: L. Iskander, D. Orr, J. Hostler, D. Myerberg, G. Bott, W. Neal, D. Granger, N. Rasmussen, T. Knapp, J. Kelley, J. Davis, A. Fakadej, W. Svaboda, P. Dworkin, A. Vasqucz, K. Wible, M. Wertman. iH-r -A Sam Edwards r f J. Ross 139 BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE AND PSYCHIATRY 1 1 m 7 1 Mi ' .j Seated: P. Williams, P. Fawley, B. Ingersoll, P. Nash, J. Cone. Standing: W. Orr, G. Quarrick, R. Fonte, W. Nelson, D. Carter, D. Morgan, P. Clausell, D. Colvin. £. L- : «« ■.■ P. Hein Jim Stevenson, Chairman J. Kellcy 140 J. Claude R. Koon p. Hlusko J. Linton Ed Settle Al Davis M. Kommor D. Walker 141 OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY Seated; N. Ashraf, P. Dix. D. Cox, C. White, R. Butcher, J. Foss, M. Mcintosh, Standing: M. Strider, E. Brezina, W. Olds, D. Fylstra, D. Robinson, D. Sparks, J. Nginyo, R. Mosenfelder. Free Lunch C. A. White, Chairman N. Seghal, CAMC 142 At OO .1., r B Zimmerman E. Hrabovsky Kappel V McConnell G Kish K Farrell SURGERY A Watne M. Ashby R. Savrin 1 1 H. Warden ? iP ' P, Villani T Tarnay H. Harris 143 ENT Dr Sporck D C Dr. Anderson Dr. Hutton UROLOGY NEUROSURGERY Dr Kandzari Dr. Milam Dr. Radin • Orthopedics Dr. Trotter - Ophthalmology Dr. Nugent % : D ' t H n - S - . .=« Dr. Moran Dr. Schwartz Dr. Curtis I Dr. Evans k £ ' I 144 RADIOLOGY O. Gabriele, J. Hurst, T. Hetzer, F. Agha, Dr Ely, M. Raji, G. Kao, J. Wills, A. Cardo, J. Dorn ' The Way They Were 145 . xr-Ti m ' M. Mullins r mj • M. Essig M. Malimasura K. C, Nau Medicine checkout rounds are now beginning on Station 72 . u B. Louden HOUSESTAFF 146 C. Horan Luna M. Boyd MlilliillllHUIf A J. Scandling ?. Brick Pam Sullivan .0 ¥. ■ v ' V. Morgan Babs Nightengale Altmeyer C. McComas f A BUNCH OF WILD AND CRAZY GUYS M i 147 R McCuskey McCafferty G A Hedge K P W G R L P D J M R W Stauber Weber Brown Gladfclter Franz Millecchia Sherwood Miles Frazer Irish Johnson Klabunde A N A T O M Y F, Reilly J Culberson C Pinkstaff R Frederickson D Overman M. Friedman S Carmichael R. Hilloowala D Hinton R Pope E Walker E Cilento P McCuskey P H Y S I o L O G Y W Beresford P Lee A U F A C U L T Y D Ha H, Colby 148 E Sander G. Wirtz j - 1 B I O C H E M I S T R Y H. Resnick G. Tryfiates C Harris J Ellingson R KIctzicn J Blair M Wimmer L Sander M. Miller K, Brooks K Ku C Mecca T Spearman F Butcher F A C U L T Y W Canady R Koppleman G Rafter Our Friends in the Mailroom S Katz 149 W. Fleming P H A R M A C O L O G Y J, McPhillips R. Graves J Bell M Reasor J Fedan R. Backer M. Donovan R. Stitzei F A C U L T Y C Craig R, Robinson D Westfall K, VanDyke Your past work at the county dog pound will not substitute for dog lab! 150 A N . V I. Snyder V, Gerencser H, Mengoli B. Kirk S Pore D Yelton N, Charon H Thompson S Olenchock J Duda W. Sorenson M I C R O B I O L O G F A C U L T Y Y R Burrell No Picture Available ■Hi No Picture Available lEBt ' SSE H Voelz S Deal R. Veltri Mold is Gold Let ' s hear it for the Micro ' Staph ' 151 MILLIONS OF TONS OF COAL ENERGY ARE PILED ON THE GROUND WITH NO MARKET WHILE AMERICA FACES AN ENERGY CRISIS. To look at all this coal ready for market and no place to go, you wouldn ' t know we had an energy crisis.. . or that the cost of foreign energy is causing inflation that hurts everyone or that the ONLY guaranteed source of energy America has is coal . . or that our dependence on that same foreign source of energy can all but bring America ' s industry to a dead stop ISNT IT TIME AMERICA WAKES UP? We ' ve wasted years and literally billions of dollars dollars that come out of every taxpayer ' s pocket avoiding the obvious. the most economical answer: COAL With reserves that will last America 200 years and beyond, when will it be recognized that COAL IS THE SAFE SOLUTION! CONSOLIDATION COAL CO. 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One Commerce Square • Charleston, WV 25322 154 Michael Adams Greensburg, PA SENIORS Rebekah Bannister Charleston, WV Mike Sue Arnett Martinsburg, WV Bekah 156 Linda Baughman Zanesville, Ohio Baugh Maria Cadogan Fairmont, WV 157 Mcwy Connors Manchester, CT Mary Robert Crickard Elkins, WV Bob Cathy Dove Upper Tract, WV Sandra Gaines Bridgeport, WV Sandy 160 Catherine Marone Newton, NJ Corinda Mu Tau Treasurer Rina Patriarca Weirton, WV Corinda Lemasters Moundsville, WV Rina . tt n jfllB ' ifl Ik ' ' — , 1 Cathy Cathy Popp Fairmont, WV 161 Deborah Raines Charleston, WV Mu Tau President Lyd 162 Deb Lydia Rudolph Mount Bethel, PA Fran Clara Spatafore Clarksburg, WV Mu Tau Secretary Clara Frances Serra Hillsborough, NJ Mu Tau Historian Debra Vachon Frederick, MD Senior Class Representative Deb 163 Renee Watson Weirton, WV Cheryl Cheryl Wolfe Belington, WV 164 JUNIORS C. Bauer, B, Bennett, M. Campbell, J. Clawges, R. Garofalo, D. Halstead, D. Hannigan, C. Jones, A. Kirk, S. Lewcllen, D. Lithgow, T. Lorenz, K. Ruffing, S. Russell, P. Shaver, D. Sipple, M. Vanyo, D. White, A. Wilson, D. Persingcr l ' i 165 V. V ;-J 1 ' - ' i Look Out Pirates, here wc come! The Dip-Stix ' s All-Campus Summer League Softball Champs My Clara, don ' t you look professional. I H ■ H kS H Ip ' i 1 5 031 V imt r P B ■r % jI ■| H| 1 1 Vickie D ' Angelo guards Home Plate! ' We Will Survive Watch out Diann, it might bite! I ' ll start my diet tomorrow Would you buy a heat sealer from this f r Biochem lab - as always, a favorite 167 Ahh! A Icukemoid reaction The M ' A ' S ' H Choir Pathognomonic, surely it ' s in here somewhere , ' ,sll j i The d read Unicycle! Bring on the men 168 Debbie Vachon shows her leadership abilities V « 169 Betholene F. Love, EdD, MT (ASCP) Programs Director FACULTY AND STAFF Marta J. Henderson. MS, MT (ASCP) Associate Professor Barbara Gutman, MEd, MT (ASCP) Assistant Professor Anne Sharpe, BS, MT (ASCP) Assistant Professor I r Jean Holter, MS, MT (ASCP) Assistant Professor Dane W. Moore, Jr., MS, MT (ASCP) Professor, Chief Medical Technologist 170 iii Jean Dalzot Secretary Gary McKinney, BS, MT (ASCP) Chief Medical Technologist Steve Katz, Ph.D. Biochemistry Joyce Compton, BS, MT (ASCP) Chief Medical Technologist i : William Canady, Ph.D. Biochemistry Terry Jacobs Secretary John Hall, Ph.D. Parasitology Patricia Berger, BS, MT (ASCP) Chief Medical Technologist Samuel Deal, Ph.D. Microbiology Not Pictured: Dr. Lauralee Sherwood 171 PATRONS Carolyn E. Barnes, PhD Simpson Burke, MD Carolyn Crutchfield. PhD Edmund B. Flink, MD Morton Friedman, PhD John E. Jones, MD Stanley Kandzari, MD Roland Kennedy, MD Richard Knapp, MD N. LeRoy Lapp, MD Betholene Love, PhD E. Noel Mcintosh, MD D. F. Milam, MD David Z. Morgan, MD Warren Point, MD Stanley Shane, MD Robert Waldman, MD Herbert E. Warden, MD Alvin Watne, MD Charles A. White, MD The PYLON Staff greatly appreciates the support of these friends, who have helped make this year ' s PYLON possible. England Xife New England Life congratulates WVU Medical School Graduates on a Job Well Done fRED MsraaN OONRMY Your school days are a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You make them memorable. We make them unforgettable. Sales Representative Tad Alonso 172 SENIORS Trudy Anders Charles Town, WV John Beasley Beckley, WV 174 Debbie Champe Milton WV Pat Downey Pittsburgh, Pa 175 Mark Goode Wellsburg, WV Don Heare Morgantown, WV 176 Margie Hunter Ripley, WV 1 Cindy Jopling Morgantown, WV 177 Becky Laughlin Wellsburg, WV Cheri Miller Charleston, WV 178 BUI Parrish Mannington, WV Nina Parsons Ridgefield, NJ 179 Terri Payne Greenville Pa Patty Scott Huntington, WV 180 J Tom Stec Morgantown, WV Bob Strasser Wheeling, WV 181 Carol Waggy Charleston, WV Sc l 182 JUNIORS p. Casey mm h H R. Dewces G, Dymm C. Fuss 183 D. Goddard C. Graham S. Hill K. McCoy J. McWhorter P. Martin 184 T. Martin R. Muldoon C. Osburn  • ' t ■ Mf jm k K. Plunkett J. Stoncstreet R. Ullum 185 RANDOLPH WEEK f . ! V J v ' .. y 1WP fj i 4: i 4 • .. 186 OUR CLASS I rS 187 188 189 AAAnrwvk vwv  v: « :4 ••  i ' jmm - J 190 191 CLASS REUNION 1985 FIRST WEEKEND IN OCTOBER KEEP IN TOUCH! 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