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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

w «;5c« ' ,  « ' u - •;i- iiJ DATE DUE IAN2 4 7nn7 I.IAY .T I 7nno DEMCO, INC. 38-2931 FY HEALTH SCIENCES UJ C . e 7 7 .gf 0 . 7 - P?£ Bmfr-jLmi ' ' - % f . ; ' | H - , JllifeU, WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MED CINE CONTENTS PYLON STAFF WVU MEDICAL CENTER CHARLESTON WHEELING STUDENT LIFE HISTORY OF THE PYLONS OATH OF HIPPOCRATES SENIORS RESIDENICIES JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES FACULTY HOUSESTAFF POTPOURRI PATRONS ADVERTISEMENTS STAFF Tj . i J L 3 t Damon Martin EDITOR Bill Sigmund EDITOR Mark Polak ADVERTISING Bob and Jennifer Raspa ADVERTISING Van Nickell COPY Anna Contento and Debbie Stewart FRESHMEN Stephen Carmichael FACULTY ADVISOR Kim Skaff POTPOURRI Jane Kurucz JUNIORS Ralph Webb and Melinda Elliot SOPHOMORES PHOTOGRAPHY Don Lee Jane Kurucz Van Nickell Kate Lowry Ralph Webb Doug Learn Roberta Coulter WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER West Virginia University Medical Center is the key- stone of a statewide structure for educating health professionals and improving the health of all West Vir- ginians. It houses schools of dentistry, medicine, nurs- ing, pharmacy, the basic sciences, and a 440-bed teaching hospital. Allied health professionals also are educated here. In the tvi o decades since it was estab- lished, total enrollment has passed the 1,500 mark. It is the center, too, of statewide continuing education programs and a referral center for physicians and other health professionals in all sections of West Virginia. Telephone consultations on a two-hour callback basis, with complete followup, are available to physicians statewide 4! M !W ill Tin = fT j ' 3) Til ■fcl WJ Until 1960, pharmacists were the only health professionals who could obtain all their education at the state university. Medicine offered only a two-year pro- gram, and nursing and dentistry none. The transition began in 1951 when the Legislature authorized construc- tion of the WVU Medical Center and levied a penny-a- bottle tax on soft drinks to provide the basic financing. The WVU Medical Center was planned as a single struc- ture — Basic Sciences Building and University Hospital under one roof — on the Evansdale Campus north of the Downtown Campus. The Basic Sciences portion opened in 1957; first degrees were awarded in the early 1960 ' s. Dentistry now enrolls 249 students, medicine more than 350, and nursing 300 in four-year programs; and pharma- cy 205 in a five-year curriculum. Dental hygiene, medical technology, and physical therapy students number near- ly 200; basic science students 90; and post-doctoral resi- dents 180. 1 1 -— iti v 2 . ■ ■- West Virginia University Hospital is a 440-becl health center where education of students and advancement of knowledge go hand in hand with the best in medical care. It is the hub of the Medical Center complex, providing the training ground where students learn the science and art of caring for patients. Services in some 50 specialties are provided for bed patients as well as through clinics where more than 2000 patients are seen weekly. Emergency Room service is provided around the clock, with more than 39,000 visits recorded annually. Patients come to University Hospital and its clinics from all parts of West Virginia. They find expertise, equipment, and experience sometimes not available at other, West Virginia hospitals, in areas such as transplant surgery, bladder pacemakers, linear accelerator radiation therapy, pediatric surgery, and cleft palate repair. CHARLESTON WHEELING DIVISIONS In 1972, WVU and the Charleston Area Medical Center— the State ' s largest hospital complex— began a partnership to develop medical and other health science programs. They were based in hospitals and other facilities already in place, but in 1977 a $6 million Medical Education Building was opened. It serves as the center for the clinical education programs. The Charleston Division of the WVU Medical Center expands the patient base and student capacity for WVU ' s health sciences educational programs. It serves students in dentistry, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and allied health fields, in addition to offering specialty training. In 1974 the WVU School of Medicine estab- lished the Wheeling Division in cooperation with Ohio Valley General Hospital and Wheeling Hospital. The program is overseen by a joint Wheeling Area Medical Education Committee and offers elective opportunities for fourth-year students and postgraduate specialty training. At the WVU Medical Center, as well as its Charleston Division and the School of Medi- cine ' s Wheeling Division, equal emphasis is given to teaching, research, and service — the pillars of sound health sciences education. In- struction is closely integrated among the health sciences, and there is a continuous search for improved ways of teaching. n nm ■UllSlllii.,,,, . iiiibr • •iiiiiiiiis; 10 STUDENT LIFE rE. S S5Si 13 ■ , ' ' ■ ' y S35.i55ssS - i 4 1 am mm- f t 15 THE PYLONS A SCULPTURED HISTORY OF MEDICINE Top: Hippocrates (460- 370B.C.) Father of Medi- cine. Hippocratic medi- cine ' s chief concerns were the patient and diag- nosis and treatment based on observed facts. Bottom: Aristotle (394- 322 B.C.) Comparative anatomist and embryolo- gist. Top: The Aothecary. And thou shalt make .... an ointment compound after the art of the apothecary. Exodus 30:25. Bottom: The Old Testa- ment legislated social hy- giene for the individual and the community. Top: William Harvey (1578-1657), discoverer of the circulation of the blood, studying the flow of blood in the veins. Bottom: The Reverend Stephan Hales (1677-1761) making the first measure- ment of blood pressure, using the direct method on a horse. Top: Benvenutus Gras- sus (circa 12th Century) made studies on the structure of the eye. His writings were the acknoledged text on opthalmology for 500 years. Bottom: A Deaconess in a medieval hospital carrying out Christian- ity ' s essential aim .... the assistance of the sick .... a work of hu- man and divine pity. Castiglioni 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, studies the History of Medicine extensively before beginning work on the reliefs in 1954. The white marble tablets were installed in the Pylons in 1956. The plaues depict milestones in the History of Medicine, 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 here. P X y ( Top: Ephraim McDowell (1771-1830) treating tumor of the ovary by the first re- moval of this organ. Bottom: gnaz Semmel- weis (1818-1865) insti- tuted methods of pre- venting childbed fever, thus saving the lives of thousands of mothers. Dissection and ana- tomical illustration in the renaissance when anatomy became a sci- ence through dissec- tion of the human corpse by Andreas Ve- salius (1514-1564). Top: The American Wil- liam Beaumont (1785- 1853) advanced physiol- ogy by his study of the di- gestive processes in the living stomach of Alexis St. Martin after a healed shotgun wound left a per- manent opening. Bottom: Wilhelm Roentgen (1845- 1923) discovered the X- ray in 1895. The panel shows the fluoroscope which uses X-ray in the examination of the interi- or of the living body. Top: The development of dentistry as a modern sci- ence began with the writ- ings and practice of Pierre Fauchard (1678-1761), who is depicted examing a patient. Bottom: Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) ino- culating a dog with rabies virus via a hole bored through the skull - part of an experiment to develop a rabies vaccine. HIPPOCRATIC OATH 3 swear by ApoUo the Physician, and Aesculapius and Hyjreia and Panacea and by all I hold most sacred that according to my ability and judgment I will keep this oath and this stipulation:- III ' HAT I will be loyal to the profession of medicine and just and gen- erous to its members. ifl HAT I will follow that system of regimen which I consider for the benefit of my patients and will give no drug, j erform no operation, for a criminal purpose, even if solicited, far less suggest such a course. xl HAT I will lead my life and practice my art in uprightness and honor. IB HAT into whatever houses I enter it shall be for the benefit of the sick to the utmost of my power, holding myself aloof from wrong, from corruption and from the temptation of others to vice. n F IB HAT whatever, in connection with my professicmal practice or in connection with it, I see or hear in th  lives of men. which ought not . be spoken of abroad, I will not divulge, as reckoning that all such should be kept secret. I XSD HILE I continue to keep this Oath inviolate may it be granted to roe to enjoy life and the practice of the Art, respected by all men in all ttmea! But should I trespass and violate this Oath, may the reverse be my lot! j From Hippocrates (b. 460 B.C.) 20 CLASS OFFICERS Morgantown: Regis Haid, President Dave Cheney, Vice President Marquerite Bonaventura, Sec. Treas. Charleston: Burt Fazi, President Gina Busch, Vice President Glenn Goldfarb, Treasurer Veda, Clint and Josh VEDA LYNN ACKERMAN, M.D. Wheeling W.Va. West Liberty State College Eddy, Tom, Stacy, Mary and Jonathan THOMAS ROBERT ADAMSKI, M.D. Elkins, W.Va. George Washington University N Debra, Emily, and David DAVID JAMES ALLISON, M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. Fairmont State College Doug and Diane DOUGLAS GLENN ALTHOUSE, M.D. New Canaan, Conn. Virginia Polytechnic Institute WILLIAM H. BATTEN, M.D. Parkersburg, W. Va. Wake Forest University Mark MARK ROBERT BENNETT, M.D. Bruceton Mills, W.Va. West Virginia University Mags and Pam MARGUERITE BONAVENTURA, M.D. Follansbee, W.Va. West Virginia University Chris with Joni Lea and Christopher Lee CHRISTOPHER ALAN BORCHERT, M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. West Virginia University Brian and Deborah BRIAN DANIEL BRATTLOF, M.D. South Charleston, W.Va. University of Minnesota JILL ANN DUDIK BROSS, M.D. St. Albans, W.Va. West Virginia University Tony ANTHONY LEE BURKE, M.D. Charleston, W.Va. West Virginia Wesleyan College Gina and Ned GINA RAE BUSCH, M.D. Parkersburg, W.Va. West Virginia University Alcoholics Anonymous STEPHEN HAROLD BUSH, M.D. Ravenswood, W.V. West Virginia University Mini PADMINI CHAK, M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. West Virginia University DAVID MARSHALL CHENEY, M.D. Philippi, W.Va. Alderson-Broaddus College ROBERT S. CHERNACK, M.D. Great Neck, N.Y. Northeastern University ..... ii r--.,. i«i.lL_l l gp pWP- ,« %..■ • ' ' ' Vv% 1 K km £■ 1 1 ' 9 i Barbara studying (?) in Wales BARBARA ANNE CLARK, M.D. Weirton, W.Va. West Virginia University Gloria, Tasha, Nick and Len LEONARD R. COOVER, M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. Penn State University Mike MICHAEL E. CUNNINGHAM, M.D. Paden City, W.Va. West Virginia University Dick, Nancy and Susan CHARLES RICHARD DANIEL, M.D. Beckley, W.Va. West Virginia University Noel, Jim and Nathan JAMES PARRISH DEHAVEN, M.D. Lewisburg, W.Va. Chaminade College Shannon Kaye, K.J. and Janet KEVIN LEE DELLI-GATTI, M.D. Fairmont, W.Va. Fairmont State College John w mi JOHN EDWIN DENNIE, M.D. St Albans, W.Va. Duke University Burt and Ellen BURT FAZI, M.D. Weirton, W.Va. West Virginia University Norman NORMAN DAN FERRARI, M.D. Weirton, W.Va. West Virginia University Pat and Chris PATRICK J. FORTE, M.D. Fairmont, W.Va. West Virginia University Happiness is a warm gun ' MATTHEW M. GANGWER, M.D. Vienna, W.Va. West Virginia University Good luck to you all - The Goldfarbs GLENN ROBERT GOLDFARB, M.D. Charleston, W.Va. V„ West Virginia University X .. Well, when I was in Medical School we worked all the time. RONALD LEON GROSS, M.D. Huntington, W.Va. Rice University REGIS WILLIAM HAID, M.D. Huntington, W.Va. University of Notre Dame Dyrk WILLIAM DYRK HALSTEAD, M.D Eccles, W.Va. West Virginia University Li -- Wv Brenda and Mike BRENDA LEE HOLBERT, M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. West Virginia University PHILIP HENRY HORNER, M.D. Mannington, W.Va. West Virginia University M i Barbara and Jim JAMES E. HURLEY, II, M.D. Moundsville, W.Va. West Virginia University ppvj ■ HF H5 ;. ' , ohI 1 1 c 1 l mM i WILLIAM RENICK HUTSON, M.D. Petersburg, W.Va. West Virginia University THEODORE ARDEN JACKSON, M.D. Charleston, W.Va. West Virginia University Anne and her mystery man KATHERINE ANNE JACOBS, M.D. Charleston, W.Va. Hollins College Larry and Cathy Whited with Kelly and Steven CATHY S. JONES, M.D. Grantsville, W.Va. Glenville State College --?■: Don and friend DONALD H. LEE, M.D. Beckley, W.Va. Georgetown University Victor « «. VICTOR C. LEE, M. D. Montgomery, W.Va. Duke University f ;A Doug DOUGLAS E. LEMLEY, M.D. Wheeling, W.Va. West Virginia University JAMES STUART LEWIS, M.D. Mullens, W.Va. Concord college jFfl BEK ' 5 P f ■iwn - . 1i V f T 7 J I MB vl David and Kate „ ELEANOR KATHRYN LOWRY, M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. West Virginia University Norman, Kit and 1 week old Brent Christopher ralph norman McDonald, m.d. Morgantown, W.Va. West Virginia University Mary Virginia MARY VIRGINIA McQUADE, M.D. Oak Hill, W.Va. University of Tennessee Barbi with her typical date BARBARA ANN McQUINN, M.D. Huntington, W.Va. Duke University ' ' -,- WILLIAM LOUIS MANION, Ph.D., M.D.pBP Warminster, Pa. Villanova University Jennifer, Juliette and Damon DAMON MARTIN, Ph.D., M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. Brigham Young University Jeff, Kevin and Michele JEFFREY ALAN MOORE, M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. West Virginia University MARK WILLIAM MINOR, M.D. Wellsburg, W.Va. University of Miami Mark JOHN MARK MOORE, M.D. Wheeling, W.Va. West Virginia University Matt MATTHEW DENNIS MOORE, M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. , .. West Virginia University Lyndon LYNDON WILLIAMS MORGAN, M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. Dicknson College Liz, Tim and Brandy TIMOTHY LEON MULLINS, M.D. Belle, W.Va. West Virginia Wesleyan College Mark MARK ALAN MYERS, M.D. Wheeling, W.Va. West Virginia University L. ' . 1 L ' M 1 ,w ' Li 1 ' k ' Si 1 B9fe ' ' ' wn m: JOHN GIBERSON NICHOLAS, M.D. Charleston, W.Va. , Morris Harvey College John JOHN THORNTON O ' DONNELL, M.D. South Charleston, W.Va. West Virginia University Rachel RACHEL COLEMAN OWENS, M.D. Huntington, W.Va. ' ° Marshall University Mike JOSEPH MICHAEL PETERSEN, M.D. Charleston, W.Va. West Virginia University Judi and Mark MARK JOSEPH POLAK, M.D. Wheeling, W.Va. Wheeling College Jeff, Basil and Kim BASIL LESTER PUGH, M.D. Hacker Valley, W.Va. West Virginia University Kim and Basil on D Day KIMBERLY ANN PUGH, M.D. Ivydale, W.Va. West Virginia University Jennifer and Bob prepare dinner (Twitter) ROBERT FRANKLIN RASPA, M.D. Fairmont, W.Va. Fairmont State College HARRY RICHARD REYNOLDS, M.D. East Bank, W.Va. West Virginia University Bob, Beth and Fuzzy ROBERT ALAN RINGEL, M.D. Fairmont, W.Va. West Virginia University Terry TERRY LYNN SCHWARTZ, M.D. Charleston, W.Va. Johns Hopkins University , CREW 1 4 Liane in Scotland UANE SHER, M.D. Wheeling, W.Va. University of Michigan M WILLIAM RAY SIGMUND M.D. Beckley, W.Va. Davidson College Rosanna ROSANNA DAWN SIKORA, M.D. Weirton, W.Va. West Virginia University Lynn, Harriet, Howard and George MARVIN LYNN SIMONS, M.D. Summersville, W.Va. West Virginia University KIMBERLY LYNN SKAFF, M.D. Charleston, W.Va. West Virginia University WILLIAM DAVID SMITH, M.D. Clarksburg, W.Va. Emory and Henry College , . ■HimM.xitl ' AiKX ' i ' i RICHARD GALE SNYDER, M.D. Morgantown, W.Va. West Virginia University Dave DAVID LEON SOULSBY, M.D. Pratt, W.Va. West Virginia University Jim and Debbie JIM HARPER SPONAUGLE, M.D. Franklin, W.Va. West Virginia University MARVIN LUTHER SPONAUGLE, M.D. Franklin, W.Va. West Virginia University Mont MONT P. STERN, M.D. Fairmont, W.Va. West Virginia University Thank you. Dad, for everything! ELLEN KATHLEEN TABOR, M.D. Bluefield, W.Va. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Dominick DOMINICK P. TRIVISONNO, M.D. Philippi, W.Va. Alderson-Broaddus College Frank with niece and nephew. Sure! FRANK SAMUEL VELTRI, M.D. Worthington, W.Va. West Virginia University Mike and Terri JAMES MICHAEL WALDECK, M.D. Charleston, W.Va. West Virginia University CARL EDWARD WEIMER, M.D. Maysville, W.Va. Fairmont State College Joe and Debbie JOE JACKSON WHITE, M.D. St. Albans, W.Va. West Virginia University Oh No! It ' s PO D5W! Mark and Cindy MARK DOUGLAS WHITE, M.D. Logan, W.Va. West Virginia University Doug, Kip, Sarah and Jenny HENRY DOUGLAS WINDLER M.D. Glenville, W.Va. Western Illinois University Christine and Doug CHRISTINE HERTZ WOLF, M.D. Huntington, W.Va. Marymount College . ' ' . THE PERFECT MEDICAL STUDENT The most potent directing force of history has always been evolution. Whether we realize it or not, the theory of survival of the fittest is currently acting on all God ' s creatures to produce future generations better able to adapt to the environment. Undergraduate pre-meds, sometimes included in the list of God ' s creatures, are currently undergoing evolution themselves as they apply for those few medical school places. This competition will result in the natural selection of a breed of medical student much better adapted to the pressures of medical school life. Here then are 14 features of the new and improved medical student. 1. Name- A, E, I, O or U. One letter name permits very quick introductions at parties. Time saved can be used for extra studying. 2. Eating habits- None. Liver will evolve capacity to convert atmospheric nitrogen into hamburgers and oxygen into french fries. Time now spent on lunch and dinner breaks can be used for extra studying. 3. Sleeping habits - None. Biological need for rest will be eliminated by the secretion of coffee by the anterior pituitary. Wasteful coffee breaks will now be unnecessary. Time saved can be used for extra studying. 4. IHair- Kojak look. Wasteful chores such as shampooing, haircuts, beauty shop appointments, etc. will be eliminated. So will wasteful trips to the store to buy blowdryers, curlers, hairsprays and dyes. Time saved can be used for extra studying. 5. Hands-Jwo. Fingertips will evolve into four-color pens, thus eliminating trips to the drug store to get writing utensils. Time saved can be used for extra studying. 6. Feet - Two. Feet will become calified and covered with fur on the ventral side and histology notes on the dorsal side. Shoes and socks will be unnecessary as will wasteful trips to the shoe store. Time saved can be used for extra studying. 7. Clothing - Simple. All worn garments will consist of biochemistry charts or drawings from the CIBA collection tailored to body contour. Students can then study between classes just by looking at their sleeves as they walk to the lecture hall. 8. Reproduction - Convenient. Both sexes will procreate by asexual budding. Not only will lengthy heterosexual encounters be eliminated, but the entire reproductive process can be achieved while studying or while taking gross anatomy practicals. 9. Mouth-None. Since external food consumption has been phased out, the mouth will be replaced by an eye and an ear for extra reading and lecture listening power. Breathing will be done entirely through the nose, as will talking, of which there will be relatively little. Time saved not communicating can be used for extra studying. 10. Nose - Big. Enlarged nasal openings will function in efficient air intake. Olfactory function will be eliminated, and replaced by the ability to explain neuroanatomy to invertebrates. 11. Eyes - Three. X-ray vision optional for students going into radiology. 12. Ears- Three large ones, featuring selective hearing. Ears will tune out all words not found in Stedman ' s Medical Dictionary. 13. Brain size - Big. Researchers at two major university found that to absorb all taught material, the medical student should have a cranial cavity the size of Wyoming. But since this would cause serious problems on subways, the problem will be solved by evolution in another manner. Unnecessary muscles such as biceps, triceps, and sartorius will be replaced by ectopic cerebral tissue to help learn more. Loss of musculature will somewhat hinder the ability to compete in team sports, and thus open up even more time to study. 14. Brain function - Selective. With brain size limited to some extent, 95 percent of both cerebral hemispheres must be directed toward memorizing medical trivia. Consequently, the new and improved brain will not have the capacity to accomplish such everyday functions as reading a newspaper, humming Ukranian folk songs, or recalling why you watch Charlie ' s Angels. 65 RESIDENCIES WHERE WE ARE GOING TO TRAIN Veda Lynn Ackerman Pediatrics James Whitcomb Riley Children ' s Hospital Indianapolis, Indiana Thomas Robert Adamski Medicine Psychiatry WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV David James Allison Radiology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Douglas Glenn Althouse Pediatrics Charlotte Memorial Hospital Charlotte, NC William H. Batten Urology Ohio State University Hospital Columbus, Ohio Mark Robert Bennett Pediatrics WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Marguerite Bonaventura General Surgery Hospitals of the University Health Center Pittsburgh, PA Christopher A. Borchert Pediatrics U.S. Department Army El Paso, Texas Brian Daniel Brattlof General Surgery Madigan Army Medical Center Tacoma, WA Jill Ann Dudik Bross Pediatrics Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Anthony Lee Burke General Surgery Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Cina Rae Busch OB GYN Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Steven Harold Bush OB GYN Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Padmini Chak General Surgery Saginaw Cooperative Hospital Saginaw, Mich. David Marshall Cheney General Surgery York Hospital York, PA Robert S. Chernack Orthopedic Surgery Boston University Affiliated Hospitals Boston, MA Barbara Anne Clark Internal Medicine Beth Israel Hospital Boston, MA Leonard R. Coover Radiology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Michael E. Cunningham OB GYN Akron City Hospital Akron, Ohio Charles Richard Daniel General Surgery Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV James Parrish DeHaven Orthopedic Surgery Walter Reed Hospital Washington, DC Kevin Lee Delli-Gatti Pediatrics Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV John Edwin Dennie Internal Medicine WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Burt Fazi General Surgery Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Norman Dan Ferrari Medicine Pediatrics WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Patrick J. Forte Anesthesiology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Matthew M. Gangwer General Surgery McLaren General Hospital Flint, Mich. Glenn Robert Goldfarb Internal Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Ronald Leon Gross Flexible Baylor College of Medicine Houston, Texas Regis William Haid Neurosurgery WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV William Dyrk Halstead Thoracic Surgery Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn. Brenda Lee Holbert Radiology University of Texas Affiliated Hospitals Houston, Texas Philip Henry Horner Family Practice WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV James E. Hurley General Surgery WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV William Renick Hutson Internal Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Theodore Arden Jackson General Surgery Charleston Area Medical Center Kathrine Anne Jacobs Psych Ophthalmology Oschner Foundation New Orleans, LA Cathy S. Jones Pediatrics WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Donald H. Lee General Surgery WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Victor C. Lee Anesthesiology Georgetown University Washington, DC 66 Douglas E. Lemley Internal Medicine University of Florida Gainesville, Fla. James Stuart Lewis Internal Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Eleanor Kathryn Lowry Anesthesiology North Carolina Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill, NC Ralph Norman McDonald Internal Medicine WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Mary Virginia McQuade Ophthalmology St. Francis Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Barbara Ann McQuinn Medicine Neurology Faulkner Hospital Boston City Hospital Boston, MA William Louis Manion Pathology The Graduate Hospital Philadelphia, PA Damon Martin Internal Medicine WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Mark William Minor Internal Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Jeffrey Alan Moore Internal Medicine Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh, PA John Mark Moore Anesthesiology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Matthew Dennis Moore Family Practice WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Lyndon Williams Morgan Ophthalmology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Timothy Leon Muliins OB GYN WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Mark Alan Myers Family Practice WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV John Giberson Nicholas General Surgery Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV John Thorton O ' Donnell Psychiatry St. Lukes Hospital New York, NY Rachel Coleman Owens Internal Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Joseph Michael Petersen General Surgery Ohio Valley Medical Ctr. Wheeling, WV Mark Joseph Polak Pediatrics WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Basil Lester Pugh General Surgery Naval Regional Medical Center Oakland, CA Kimberly Ann Pugh Pathology Residency delayed Robert Franklin Raspa Family Practice Naval Aerospace and Regional Medical Center Pensacola, Florida Harry Richard Reynolds Internal Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Robert Alan Ringel Medicine Neurology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Terry Lynn Schwartz Pediatrics Children ' s Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Liane Sher Flexible Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, PA William Ray Sigmund Internal Medicine Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD Rosanna Dawn Sikora Medicine Pediatrics WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Marvin Lynn Simons Anesthesiology Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital Johnstown, PA Kimberly Lynn Skaff Neurology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV William David Smith Anesthesiology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Richard Gale Snyder Flexible USAF Hospital Andrews AFB Washington, DC David Leon Soulsby Pediatrics Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Jim Harper Sponaugle Internal Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Marvin Luther Sponaugle Internal Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Mont P. Stern Internal Medicine WVU Medical Center Morgantown, WV Ellen Kathleen Tabor Radiology Presbyterian Univ. Hosp. Pittsburgh, PA Dominick P. Trivisonno Surgery Sacred Heart Hospital Allentown, PA Frank Samuel Veltri Anesthesiology William Shands Hospital Gainesville, FL James Michael Waldeck Medicine Pediatrics Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Carl Edward Weimer Family Practice Medical Center Hospitals Charleston, SC Joe Jackson White Internal Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV Mark Douglas White Family Practice University of Tennessee Memorial Knoxville, TN Henry Douglas Windier Radiology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Christine Hertz Wolf Internal Medicine Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, Ohio 67 REMEMBER . . . ? . . . anatomy lectures? . learning interesting things . . . and not so interesting? iik. fcn I mK ... 5 o ' clock ? derm rounds? . . . plays for the enjoyment of all. . . . life in the fish bowl? making friends? . . . and more friends? 68 In order for the stethoscope to function, two things have to happen. There has to be, by God, a sick man at one end of it and a doctor at the other! The doctor has to be within thirty inches of his patient. Dickinson W. Richards 01 PT A N E S VEO CR5F bee C 6 9208 VEO ?::i o-JSie CPST 341 65324 PFOIA 3J1 e93 ' 5 R w P 741 69348 SURG 741 69556 NFUr-O 341 ec Ct? TI ' F 00 00 A PANCFD 00 00 ARHANGFO CO 00 AQf.:ANGt-D 1 W 8 3 0-10 GO 00 AfWANGEO 00 00 APRANGED 00 00 ARRANGED PCOM BLD 3 6 02 3S 4080 YCU HAVF • ALL CF YOUR C UPSE SI CLASS OFFICERS Morgantown: Vince Traynelis, President Jack Steel, Vice President Phil Stevens, Sec Treasurer Charleston: Greg Snodgrass, President Cynthia Winger, Vice President i Arif Alidina Dave Allara Michael Angotti Harold Ashcraft Wayne Brearly John Burdette Cynthia Cline Brad Cohen EBV 70 1 ' 1 ' I ' i M 1 1 William Bird Kim Carey Janet Cogar Natalie Colapelle Steve Collins Bill Dennison Mark Domenick Lee Drinkard Joseph Dye 71 I never knu a man yet who was all— wuss watching his helth, to die enny whare near az soon az he expected to. Henry W. Shaw (1818-1885) Karen Fanucci Karen Gross 72 Thomas Hurt Rick Jackson Jocelyn James David Kirk . Pat Felice Mark Greathouse Lynn Harris 1 Gavin Hogue Vince Kolanko f m |Hj 1 - B BK ' ' - w A Sue Koletar Robert Koss John Koval 73 Jane Kurucz Josephine Kwei Leiand Kwei Med G ? . . There ' s a guy here to talk with a psych doc . . . It ' s 4 AM . . . Says he ' s been acting crazy for 4 months, he ' s a regular ... 5 inch chart . . . He ' s in the room . . . Wants to be ad- mitted .... It ' s the latest thing! f ' M a m Wy RV£, wH) Hm E Lester Labus Robert Leadbetter 74 John Lane lb- ' MWm rm Carolyn Looney Dave Martin Loren Meyer Larry Moreland ia«SSKSLi5« w Mt - Aileen Miller ft Michael Moses Alan Myers Van Nickell 75 Sam Oliver Debbie Perina Not poppy, nor mandragora, nor all the drowsy syrups of the world . . . Shall ever medicine thee to that sweet sleep which thou ow ' dst yesterday Wm. Shakespeare h Judge Point Dave Ritchie Bill Rose Ralph Sellers 76 Robert Shobe Stephen Powell Chad Rolfe David Rymer Henry Setliff Lee Pyles Janis Reed Gary Renaldo k- Sid Short Ordinarily he is in- sane, but he has lucid moments when he is only stupid. Heinrich Heine (1797-1856) Bill Sims Phil Stevens Vince Traynelis Michael Voorhees 78 Mark Weiser Daniel Wilson Cynthia Winger Sanjay Yadav ' Dan Smith % Jane Thrush Brad Voss Scott Wallace Greg Snodgrass Tom Soltis Jack Steel RULES OF MSIil SURVIVAL 1. Sh-t flows downhill. 2. Make your next superior look good to his next superior. 3. Be nice to people under you, tomorrow they may be your boss. 4. Hostility is good - it gives you energy when you ' re down. 5. It ' s good to be a little paranoid. 6. Don ' t postpone-stuff is always coming in to do. 7. Don ' t argue with your superiors. 8. Phrase questions in naive ways . . It helps your superior ' s ego and he ' ll think you ' re eager. Also, don ' t ask questions in a smart- ass manner. (I know the answer, do you know it?) 9. Study for the Boards. 10. If you ' re in trouble, go to the top of the line and then on down and tell them you want to go into their speciality. 11. Don ' t show your superiors that you know something they don ' t know. 12. Don ' t procure or seek to procure sexual partners in house. 13. A place requiring 700 on the Boards is so esoteric and so full of of horse sh-t, you don ' t want to go there. Boston really thinks they ' re better than the rest of the nation. DC In teaching the medical student the primary requisite is to keep him awake. Chevalier Jackson (1865-1958) John Zambos 79 Congratulations to the Class of 1 982 from The Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh over 1 30 years of care and support for patients, employees, house staff, and community Post-graduate medical training in Anesthesia General Surgery Flexible Progrann Diagnostic Radiology Internal Medicine Pediatrics Obstetrics and Gynecology Mercy Hospital is a major teaching hospital and regional referral center located in the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh. The city is a national corporate, cultural, and educational center, with big-city resources and small-town friendliness. Four distinct yearly seasons and the beautiful Allegheny Mountains just an hour away provide Pittsburghers with a wide variety of sports and recreation opportunities. For further information on post graduate education contact Graduate Medical Education Office The Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh Pride and Locust Streets Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219 (412)232-8034 80 They don ' t call me Father for nothing! never miss a party! Slidin ' through med school! CLASS OFFICERS Valerie Lazzell, President Mark McGinnis, Vice President Steve Cremer, Treasurer Roses are red, violets are blue. When we prescribe drugs, we ' ll think of you! Pat Allender Dona Alvarez She married me for my legs! Jim Anderson Lucy Biddle Candygram! Jene ' e Barber Van Blai Sorin Brull Grace Cater 32 No, I ' m not Mrs. Heflin . . Joe Converse Bill Bell Is this how you do a urine glucose? Paula Brake Terry Cape! Got any corn nuts? if we get into trouble, give them the foxes! Joe Catlett Susan Cavender and I ' m not Mr. Meek! Steve Cremer Alex Dalzell Dirk Davidson Russ DeVore 83 Melinda Elliott My hemorrhoids are killing me! Guess who ' s not on autopsy call! I How about breakfast at your place? Dave Paris Semele Foundas He says alcohol causes brain damage ... I know better!  ••— V It doesn ' t matter , he ' s dead now! Efl BV EPi jy£Ci SMU H sEfl ►K j ' V. M H. w H ' - ' % Jerry Frame Fred Gottlieb Robin Harless He ' s really a rental, right? Dave Hauge Steve Freshwater Terry Good Lori Hahn Robin Harman Jeff, you ' re irresistible! Here ' s to good friends, Tonight is kind of special. •st I _„ ' -( «., i ' $ Jb -wS Anyone for deerburgers? 1 T PM v H t] 9 d f w Don ' t you just love his eyes! Bob Heflin T ■S y H _ ' . Paula may be a turkey, but Dave ' s a real drag! Carol Johnson Bruce Jones 85 rfsdl I wonder if there ' s a rota- tion at Wimbledon? There ' s really a Hustler under here, you know! S ' i ■ --s But Bill, I have an image to maintain! There ' s a fungus among us. I ' d rather be running. Tom Kopitnik 86 Valerie Lazzell Mark Lefevre Tom Karrs Mark Kenamond Elaine Kimmel Joe Labuda John Leon Tim Lesaca Kathy Kelley Bill Ketcham Keith Knupp Ed Lance Oh, no! It ' s a killer macro- phage! New kid in town. Who unlocked Station 82? Make an appointment with my nurse! Where is the closest pawn shop? Beth Levine Steve Lippitt Richard Loeser Alice Lucas 87 Where you been hidin ' her, Murph? r 1 smmr.... Charlie Moore Salmonella! Snow Bunnies. Roger Myers Where did you get the Izod cake? Is this imitation a form of flattery? Sam Newman i . «v • Matt OhI Dave Paar Sal Parascandola Dave Peden Mark McGinnis Tom Murphy Jeff Neal ▼ - ._ -r Mike Nunley Lance Matheny John Meek Your first block party, too? Just classy kind of guys. Robin Meek We ' d love to see Tinn ' s MMPl! Sports medicine conference? Kumar Pillai What is this, GQ? Another one bites the dust. m Feel lucky tonight? T Susan Pratt Bill Ramsey Roger Ray Always the life of the party. Bonnie Swanson i: iF =1 Is this the Harless Hotel? Best seat in the house! k ., ?! 1 h F L k Bi IJfk 1 - t 7 11 P r 90 I don ' t know which is the pumpkin! I learned this technique in kiddie psych! Larry Rhodes Joel Van Sickler Rick Weidman Mary Young W ' f King Seegar Tom Thrush Ralph Webb Tim Weyrich Mark Shreve Jeff Sinclair Steve Stalenski t '  %r Frank Trupo What did you say to her, Rick? Seriously, we ' re just good friends. Typical Ray pose. Fred Zeller What do you mean, you lost my Micro national board!?! Could there possibly be any more at home? 91 Good Luck And Best Wishes MYLAN PHARMACEUTICALS INCORPORATED 92 CLASS OFFICERS Jim Irish President Mike Rubenstein Vice President Brian Arthurs Secretary Treasurer Richard Alexander Brian Arthurs Debbie Ashcraft Jeff Ashley Something ' s missing! David Brailer Chip Burns Brent Chapman Bart Balint k Bob Brashear Tony Cantwell Susie Casdorph Pat Bonitatibus This won ' t hurt a bit. There are also the two great types, the student-lark who loves to see the sun rise, who comes to breakfast with a cheerful morning face, never so fit as at 6a.m. We all know the type. What a contrast to the student-owl with his . . . Dana Bragg Judie Charlton Steve Childers . . . saturine morning face, thoroughly un- happy, cheated by the wretched breakfast bell of the two best hours of the day for sleep, no ap- petite, and permeated with an unspeakable hostility to his vis a vis whose morning garulity and good humor are equally offensive. Only gradually, as the day wears on and his tem- perature rises, does he become endurable to himself and to others. But see him really awake at 10p.m. while our blithe lark is in hopeless .... Anna Marie Contento Rusty Cook Steve Corder Hans Dransfeld A little late, Dave. Bob Dushkoff Cecil Graham Eric Gunnoe Tom Corder . . . coma over his books, from which it is hard to rouse him sufficiently to get his boots off for bed, our lean owl- friend, Saturn no longer in the ascendant, with bright eyes and cheery face, is ready for four hours of anything you wish— deep study or heart affluence in dis- cursive talk , and by 2. a.m.. he will under- take to unsphere the spirit of Plato Randy Drosick Jim Freese James Griffith Trust me. Kevin Halbritter Mickey Harmon Doug Heldreth Michael Hicks 97 Ruben Holland Mary Howell Nothing to it. Just follow the arrow. 98 V ,, Eia C5 E E!f Jim Irish Don Kees ?r-!i-ir.:-fi L«iU!-,-i buitUjaJ LlJIsi- ' l Glen Johnson Bill Keiiey Chris Kincaid Doug Learn Rick McBurney Sandy Johnson Wl f fc ■ ■ r f Ellen Kellogg Maurice KInsolving Chuck Lucente 1 k ) r ' jL- 1 lis Brian MacAulay ... In neither a virtue, in neither a fault, we must recognize these two types of students, differently constituted, owing possibly — though I have but little evidence for the belief — to thermal peculiarities. W. O. Kyle McCausiand Clay Marsh Danny Martich Ralph Massuilo 99 Total abstinence varies in dif- ferent communities. South of the Mason and Dixon line a mint julep, a toddy, or a cocktail be- fore meals or between, is total abstinence; and a profusion of egg-noggs at Christmas a neces- sity. W.O. Steve Matulis Quick, how many calories? Jon Pearse There are more old drunkards than old doctors. German Proverb 1ft Jerry Pettit Jim Photiadls 100 Cynthia Point Ed Rader Charlie Reier Michael Rubenstein Greg Merrick Pete Murray Tom Pecsok Dan Pickle Matt Midcap Mark Newbrough Doug Moore m Morgan David Safferman • ' 12 My back is killing me. I look like this without make up. Ted Thornton 102 Chuck Weber Ren ' ee Saggio LeeAnn Skaff Debbie Stewart Dave Whetsell Chuck Whiteman Caroline Williams Tom Scott 1 l Elaine Stasny Delaney Sturgeon Doc Umstot a spg. Which end goes in the ears? Those Pylon photogra- phers focus in on the important shots. Steve Watkins A professor is one who talks in someone else ' s sleep. Every month, one should get drunk at least once. What butter or whis- key will not cure, there is no cure for. Vickie Williams Craig Wolff Ren ' ee Woodford Gregory Yi 103 jcmsvjsw The Perfect Setting for Your Next Vacation or Meeting Lakeview Inn Resort, beautifully situated on 400 acres overlooking Beautiful Cheat Lake near Morgantown, West Virginia, has all these outstanding modern facilities: • 200 deluxe guest rooms • 30 banquet and conference rooms • Championship golf course, rated one of the outstanding courses in the country by Golf Digest and the U.S.C.A. • Tennis courts • Indoor and outdoor swimming pools • Sauna and exercise rooms • Whirlpool Jacuzzi •Outdoor hot tubs • Steam cabinets and massages • Ping pong and pool tables • Excellent cuisine •Outstanding entertainment nightly in our Fairway Lounge For information call 594-1111 Route 6, Box 88A Morgantown, West Virginia 26505 GRANT HOSPITAL Columbus, Ohio FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY Established and fully approved Grant Hospital is a 640 bed community hospital with full time faculty and a serious commitment to the education of Family Physicians. Salaries and benefits competitive For information write: Gail W. Burner, M.D., Director 3341 East Livingston Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43227 101 Years Providing service to the medical profession FEICK MEDICAL SUPPLY Medical surgical supplies Medical surgical equipment William S. Schreyer Representative Wheeling, W.Va. 5220 Centre Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 12532 (412) 681-5300 TZjJ Cn! Hamot Medical Center Offers Residencies in: •Flexible •Family Practice • General Surgery • Orthopedics •Urology For additional information contact: Office of Medical Education Hamot Medical Center 201 State Street ifjljf Erie, Pennsylvania 16550 Phone: 814 455-6711, Ext. 355 ■ 104 mi i Brevity, levity, laughter and song, Pbetry, wisdom and wit. Good food and strong wine; How could we go wrong? Except that we never can quit. So, a toast to the fragments of time we share A toast to the senual pleasures. May each moment be glorious, precious and rare. And your household be filled with fine treasures! 1980-81 CADUCEANNS DIRECTORY MEDICAL STUDENTS WIVES CLUB West Virginia University School of Medicine Iplia ©mega lpl]a -innnr ilHrriical ncidu AWARDS CONVOCATION APRIL 22, 1981 . ' ■ ' ' ■ ' rm.t ' i ' e : ' Dr. Anthony DiBartolomeo received the Clinician of the Year Award and Dr. Howard Colby and Dr. George Hedge received the MacLachlan Award Mike Cunningham, Stephen Freshwater, Mark Minor (above) received Lange Book Awards. Also receiving the awards were Michael Nunley, Daniel Smith, Michael Angotti, Deborah Knapp, and Thomas Croghan. Deborah Dickert Knapp re- ceived the Edward G. Stuart Memorial Award ANIDO AWARD Robert D. Allara WILLIAM BENNETT PRIZE IN ANESTHESIOLOGY J. David Haddox CIBA AWARD Charles Rolfe 106 LINDSAY MEMORIAL AWARD Daniel L. Smith MERCK MANUAL AWARDS Philip W. Day James P. Gillen MOSBY BOOK AWARDS Richard J. Jackson Gary J. Renaldo Daniel W. Wilson STUDENT RESEARCH CONVOCATION E. J. VAN LIERE AWARD J. David Haddox received the Up- john Award Steven A. Cremer Thomas W. Croghan Rebecca L. Dewees Patrick Felice Semele Foundas James Frame Sharon R. Hill Thomas L. Jurt David Kirk Steven McCormick William Manlon Michael Martin Patricia Martin Van Nickell David Peden Lee Pyles Cathy L. Romine William Sigmund Vincent Amos Sanjay Yadav CATEGORY I 1st Place - Vincent Traynelis 2nd Place - Sanjay Yadav 3rd Place - Cathy Romine Sharon FHill CATEGORY II 1st Place - William Manion (below) 2nd Place - Semele Foundas ■ 107 FOOTBALL HACKERS SURGERY HOUSESTAFF VERSUS FLEAS MEDICINE HOUSESTAFF NEW MOUNTAINEER FIELD 108 HACKERS 30 FLEAS 13 109 HOLIDAY DANCE 1981 LEAVING A.M. A. TUNE: TURNING JAPANESE We did his work-up; We gave him consults. And now we ' re giving him the treat- ment he deserves. We gave him cancer — and then we cured it But now he ' s leaving us — He thinks that we ' re absurd. He ' s going up. He ' s going down. He ' s going out. He ' s going AMA, I think He ' s going AMA, I really think so. CISPLATIN SONG TUNE: JOHNNY BE GOOD Way down in Louisiana, down in New Orleans, They ' re pushin ' a bad poison that is really mean. They put it in your veins, it makes your skin turn green — The greatest little cancer cure you ' ve ever seen. It cures you quick, it makes you sick — it is su- preme. We ' re giving you Cisplatin tonight. I say go — go cancer go. I say go — Cispiatin be good. SCUT CITY BLUES TUNE: THE BLUES I ' ve got an NG on 7, I.V. in ICU I ' ve got a 3a.m. glucose — what ' s a Stud to do? And those ' 71 nurses — gonna beep me ' til the night is through. Go down to the call room — just to lay down my head But when I get there — someone ' s in my bed But ' 71 ' s callin ' — I ' ve got the scut city blues instead. Lyrics: Polak Raspa ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA Seventy-five 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 strdents and graduates, and the recognition of high attainment in medical science, practice, and related 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. 112 AOA MEMBERS - CLASS OF 1982 j. Martin, M.D. H H| W. Sigmund B. Clark Sec.-Treas. H K President V.-President M. Albrink p. Hein •1 ■ ■k W. Albrink F. Holt ■ v R. Allman T, Horsman IL S. Amato R. lammarino 1 m C. Andrews B. Jones H ' N ' HiB M. Barron J. Jones H[ jf v,_ W D. Blass J. Kessler b kj M. Bohn W. Klingberg Hvsrv J. Boland D. Knapp d flr K. Bowers R. Knapp n HHHr ' C. Boyd R. Krause wHK j ' T. Brown E. LaPlante A. DIBartolomeo R. Layne S. Grubb, M.D. W. Ellswood J. Leff Charleston Rep. W. Engle M. Lewis P. Evans J. Lutz E. Flink J. Fox H. Lindsay AOA E. Gallagher A. Goodwin MEMBERS S. Grubb B. Guido T. Hayes E. Hansbarger J. Harrah R. Haid J. White D. Soulsby E.B, Flink, M.D. Charleston, Rep. Councillor K. MacDonald P. Raich P. Malone J. Rhudy j.D. Martin L. Reimer D. Milam J. Renn W. Moran C. Roncaglione D.Z. Morgan S. Schochet M. Mullet F. Schwartz B. Mcjunkin S. Shane K.C. Nau R. Sibley W. Neal C. Sleeth C. Nugent 1. Sopher M. O ' Deefe P. Sprinkle N. Parsons C. Stennett J. Pickett T. Tarnay D. Pitrolo B. Thrush A. Poffenbarger P. Thrush W. Point 1. Ullrich ). Pushkin R. Waldman B. Walker H. Warden A. Watne R. Wilkinson M. Wurtzbacher 113 AMSA AMERICAN MEDICAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION amsa is: an association dedi- cated to the concept that health care is a right, not a privilege, and a public foundation that, through its pro- jects and programs, transforms ideals into realities. CADUCEANNS MEDICAL STUDENTS SPOUSES CLUB 114 W - M W ' V BB ' y ■ ADMINISTRATION W.R. Biddington V. P. Health Sciences David Z. Morgan Associate Dean Robert Smith Assistant Dean E. Gorden Gee WVU President John A. Thomas Associate Dean Eugene L. Staples Administrator-WVUH John E. Jones Dean Thomas W. Mou Dean, Charleston Division 116 John W. Traubert Chief of Staff R. Knapp Chairman T. Heironimus J. Rodman D. Graf R. Eller D. Doshi ANESTHESIOLOGY R. Bellinger Pulling thai CPR lo good use T. Warren R. Kennedy O. Marlinez T. Poland ;  B. Zimmerman C. deSanctis WJ ■■■ R. Zavisca L. Palrick H. Dedhia 117 BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE AND PSYCHIATRY § D. Carter B. Desai J. Stevenson q Chairman S. King J. Linton Charleston Div. 118 R. Pawlicki P. Nash G. Franchini E. Quarrick D. Wheeler J. Kelley P. Hein R. Fonte B. Ingersoll P. Williams P. Clausel T. Pepper T. Roberts The physician needs a clean head and a kind heart. W.O. ]. Claude Charleston Div. G. Hlusko Charleston Div. FAMILY PRACTICE R. Cleavenger R. Weisser Have no higher am- bition than to be- come an all-round family doctor, whose business in life is to know disease and to know how to treat it. W.O. J. Traubert Chairman D. Nesselroade A. Vazquez C. Ponte The modest country doctor may furnish you the vital link in your chain, and the simple rural practi- tioner is often a very wise man. W.O. L. Gutman Chairman NEUROLOGY Look out for Saturnine Encephalopathy on the State Boards. W.O. J. Martin ]. Brick I Riggs A. Fakadej G. Carter 119 INTERNAL MEDICINE R. Waldman Chairman What can one hear with one ' s fingers? Vocal fre- mitus and a sharp second sound. W.O. E. Flink Endocrinology E. Chideckel Endocrinology K. Lennpert 120 Nephrology J. Jones Endocrinology I. Ullrich Endocrinology A. Spital Nephrology li:ifii B. Thrush Allergy S. Shane Endocrinology M. Albrink Endocrinology J. Milutinovich Nephrology J. Brick Chief Resident W. Welton Dermatology A. DiBartoiomeo Rheumatology w-l i - « One pancake for lunch and half a boiled egg for dinner makes a man at sixty able to do anything a college athe- lete can do. W.O. B. Walker Hem Onc J. Fontana Hem Onc J Yk P. Raich Hem Onc J. Rogers Hem Onc I Avoid wine and women- choose a freckle-faced girl for a wife; they are invari- ably more amiable ' W.O. Do not waste hours of daylight in listen- ing to that which you may read by night ' W.O. R. D ' Alessandri R. Powers M. Schroeder MCP MGP MGP The art of the practice of Medi- ■ cine is to be learned only by exper- HJB ience; ' tis not an inheritance; it w i-fM P t I M? H cannot be revealed. Learn to see, jt _- V m V j;jk B learn to hear, learn to feel, learn to ■V-- v JV Hl v smell, and know that by practice |g5. , H B i l j H Jl alone can you become an expert. B Tv ; jlj ' I B ' ij ' i Ka m n B «« ' ' SHHB W.O. H MJ ya cfj mmm M itiidiji E. Storey B. Nelson M. Fisher MGP MGP MGP 1 1 A. Jain Cardiology D. Morgan Cardiology L. Blessing Gastroenterology D. Sweeney Gastroenterology S. Bekheit Cardiology M. O ' Keefe Cardiology Manier Gastroenterology R. Gaskins Gastroenterology So long as we have human beings for house officers, ordinary mortals for medical students, and modified angels for nurses, we shall have ty- phoid contagion from one patient to another in the wards of our hos- pitals. W.O. A. Tannenbaum Cardiology A. Morise Cardiology See, George, this is an EKG. Another metabolic mystery 122 R. Khakoo ID R. Kluge ID L. Reimer ID E. Morgan Pulmonary R. Martin Student Health W. Point Charleston Div. S. Grubb Charleston Div. T. Shafi Charleston Div. L. Lapp Pulmonary J. Palmer Student health W. McMillan Charleston Div. M. Georgiev Charleston Div. R. Kleinmann Charleston Div. J. Renn Pulmonary C. Andrews Pulmonary S iSSiSSSgBaS- iamiii. n J. Schultz Wheeling Div. E. Petsonk Pulmonary 123 GENERAL SURGERY Medicine is learned by the bedside and not in the classroom .... Observe, record, tabulate, communicate .... Use your five senses. The four points of a medical student ' s compass are: Inspec- tion, Palpation, Percussion, and Auscultation .... Feel the pulse with two hands and ten fingers . . . The chief function of the consultant is to make a rectal examination that you have omitted. W.O. A. Watne Chairman IT D. McDowell Vascular H. Warden Cardiothoracic B. Zimmermann General R. Savrin Vascular T. Tarnay Cardiothoracic To study the phenomena of disease without books is to sail an uncharted sea, while to study books without patients is not to go to sea at all. W.O. 124 V. McConnel! Plastics E. Hrabvosky Pediatric K. Farrell Trauma D. Fogarty Plastics P. Polack Plastics L. Foshag General D. Kappel Plastics NEUROSURGERY R. Nugent Chairman J. Fox R. Dunker OTOLARYNGOLOGY P. Sprinkle Chairman R. Anderson R. Casuccio UROLOGY D. Milam Chairman V J. Belis 125 OBSTETRICS-GYNECOLOGY Iff D. Cox Chairman N. Sehgal Charleston Div. J. Veach Director J. Foss J. Granados M. Ashraf N. Mcintosh 7M U-— — flt ' ! 1 L 1 ' T r XiWr jT . •j. ' r 52f. .M- ' .4rfj Alter the golden rule- what you do not like when done to yourself, do not do to others. W.O. EMERGENCY MEDICINE W. Moran E. Manetta P. Evans R. Wisman COMMUNITY MEDICINE R. Pearson Chairman J. Krai D. Hal B. Hinton 126 W. Klingberg Chairman M. Mullet Neonatology R. Amato Genetics R. Phillips Child Development W. Neal Cardiology PEDIATRICS D. Myerberg Neonatology B. Jones Hem One K. Wlble PGP S. Edwards Cardiology P. Howland PGP D. Wuori PGP H. Pomerance Charleston Div. O. Gabriele Chairman M. Elyaderani G. Conn Horton RADIOLOGY What in the Hell is that? What IN THE HELL is that? What in the Hell is THAT? What in the Hell IS that? C. Goodwin J. Frich P. Jain J. Kim 128 N. Rodman Chairman PATHOLOGY R. lammarino Clinical Pathology Schochet W. Morgan R. Swanson S. Rochlani M. Hales W. Koss G. Keyes J. Frost ]. Bouquot Superfluity of lecturing causes ischial bursitis. W.O. E. Radin Chairman E. Jones ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY J. Pickett J. Blaha D. Labosky R. Lemperg OPHTHALMOLOGY v4 G. Weinstein Chairman L. Schwab G. Raflo D. Swanson 130 R. McCuskey Chairman S. Carmichael W. Beresford R. Frederickson Culberson ANATOMY Anatomy brought life and liberty to the art of healing, and for three centur- ies the great names in medicine were those of the great anatomists. W.O. -4k D. Haines M. Friedman D. Hinton PHARMACOLOGY II ii jii y j| W. Fleming Chairman C. Craig R. Robinson D. Westfall R. Head A. Azzaro M. Reasor J. Thomas M. Mawhinney If many drugs are used for a disease, all are insufficient. W.O. BIOCHEMISTRY F. Butcher Chairman 132 G. Tryfiates G. Rafter C. Harris M. Wimmer .M-M ' PHYSIOLOGY G. Hedge Chairman G. Franz P. Lee R. Millecchia W. Gladfelter P. Brown L. Sherwood H. Colby R. Klabunde R. Goodman N. Levens Ahi M. Johnson Common-sense nerve fibers are seldom medu- lated before forty — they are never seen even with a microscope before twenty. W.O. Syphilis simulates every other disease. It is the only disease necessary to know. One then be- comes an expert dermatologist, an expert laryngo- logist, an expert alienist, an expert oculist, an ex- pert internist, and expert diagnostician. W.O. MICROBIOLOGY I. Snyder Chairman S. Pore R. Burrel N. Charon SPECIAL PEOPLE Library Staff Michael Billie Financial Aid Office Very Special People Photocopy Med Center Bookstore X-Ray Staff Paging Modified . . . Angels 134 My favorite Custodian SCHOOL OF MEOICmE MVIO Z. MOACAN. MX Sylvia and Carol The killing vice of the young doctor is intellectual iaziness. -W.O. ■J I .t . ' - -., INTERNAL MEDICINE ipfe ra ' -Tf Bfl kD I MS lP IIi ]v rjM i w  w 99i ■ v a M ■ WVUH Richard Allman PG-2 Kenneth Austin PC-5 Margaret Barron PG-3 Mark Borsch PG-1 William Cale PG-5 Karen Casciaro PG-2 Timothy Cooley PG-1 Robert Grossman PG-1 Richard Emanueison PG-2 Winslow Engei PG-2 John Fisher PG-3 Glenn Harman PG-3 Bernard Imrich PG-3 Susan Irby PG-3 David Johnson PG-3 Richard Layne PG-2 Michael Malamisura PG-4 Philip Maxwell PG-2 Arthur Miller PG-1 Steven Nack PG-3 Francis Nullet PG-4 Joann O ' Keefe PG-1 David Pitrolo P-2 Stephen Rector PG-2 Frank Schwartz PG-3 George Shehl PG-5 Diane Snustad PG-3 Judy Stone PG-4 Austin Thompson PG-3 Jeffrey Vasiloff PG-1 Marcia Whoolery PG-3 Amos Wilkinson PG-1 Douglas Wolfe PG-3 Graham Woodward PG-2 CAMC Richard Braun PG-3 Richard Capito PG-2 Barbara Cooper PG-2 Glenn Grotty PG-5 Dwight Davidson PG-2 Richard DelCheccoloPG-1 Joseph Farris PG-1 James Frame PG-1 Gordon France PG-2 Roberta Galford PG-1 Michael Godschalk PG-2 Duane Kuhlenschmidt PG- Steven McCormick PG-1 Norma Mullins PG-4 Donald Powell PG-4 Mark Schroeder PG-2 Robert Shirey PG-2 James Stanton PG-3 Dennis Steed PG-1 Michael Szewczyk PG-1 Ernest Tonske PG-3 Patricia Treharne PG-3 Charles Tyler PG-3 Andrew Vaughan PG-1 Thomas VonDohlen PG-1 Susan Zurowski PG-1 1 NEUROLOGY WVUH Marc Maslov PG-1 Carl McComas PG-3 Jean Nelson PG-2 DERMATOLOGY WVUH Rodney Kovach PG- 3 David McDaniel PG-3 Louis Quintero PG- PSYCHIATRY WVUH John King PG-5 MED PSYCH WVUH Mary Anne Pope PG-1 Mark Fuller PG-1 Samuel Guy PG-4 Timothy Jackson PG-1 Morgan Lyons PG- Melinda Mullins PG-3 Alan Rohrer PG-2 Rollyn Sullivan PG-2 Pamela Sullivan PG- 4 Thomas Wilson PG- 1 CAMC Mark Borer PG-2 Peter Edelman PG-3 Larry Gant PG-3 Law rence Gross PG- 4 Samuel Januszkiewicz PG-1 Allen Kayser PG-3 Lawrence Kelly PG- Stephen Kissinger PG-1 Michael Manley PG-1 MED PSYCH CAMC Eric Humphreys PG- 2 James Peden PG-3 Frances Stewart PG-1 Richard Workman PG-1 CHILD PSYCH CAMC T. 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Dickey PG-4 Paul Phillips PG-5 137 FAMILY PRACTICE WVUH James Arnett PG-1 Barry Barrows PG-1 Rosemarie Cannarella PG-3 Richard Davis PG-2 Rex Lasure PG-2 Roger Lewis PG-2 Carl Liebig PG-1 Kenneth Mackey PG-1 Vaughn Morgan PG-3 Jonathan Moss PG-3 Konrad Nau PG-3 Scott Pollard PG-2 Kimberly Stearns PG-1 Marian Swinker PG-3 Cathy Traugh PG-3 Jeffrey Young PG-2 CAMC Jeffrey Cook PG-3 Thomas Dorsey PG-1 Richard Garrison PG-3 John Keefe PG-1 John Kelly PG-1 Marianne Lindroth PG-1 Robert Linger PG-3 Donald Moore PG-1 David Morris PG-2 Stephen Perkins PG-3 Thomas Rapp PG-3 Susan Schmitt PG-2 Linda Schneider PG-3 Beverly Spaulding PG-2 Gregory Stonestreet PG-1 Jon Strauss PG-1 Michael Thompson PG-2 PEDIATRICS WVUH Mary Boyd PG-3 Georgianna Burns PG-3 Neomi Caban PG-2 Janice Donahue PG-2 Leo Fedder PG-1 John Hostler PG-4 James Marquardt PG-1 CAMC John Baker PG-1 Jose Cruz PG-3 Patricia Kelly PG-2 Susan Lilly PG-2 Isabel Matundan PG-3 Candace McCormick PG-1 Joan Phillips PG-2 Gladys Riddell PG-3 Arthur Rubin PG-2 Happy Verma PG-3 MED PEDS WVUH Frederick Blum PG-1 Deborah Knapp PG-1 138 ANESTHESIOLOGY WVUH Cynthia Alexander PG-3 Thomas Douglas PG-3 Dennis Allen PG-2 John Beatty PG-3 Robert Bowen PG-4 John Davis PG-2 William Forman PG- 2 David Haddox PG-1 Michael Jopling PG- 2 Jonathan Levelle PG-1 PATHOLOGY WVUH Roger Riley PG-4 Jeanne Rushin PG-1 Jim Long PG-3 Gordon Mandell PG-1 Laura McDaniel PG- 3 William Megdal PG- 2 Michael Pearman PG-1 Cathy Romine PG-1 Patrice Talley PG-4 David Thrush PG-1 Patrick Wenzinger PG-2 Jay Yedlin PG-2 RADIOLOGY WVUH Dennis Burton PG-1 Galen Castle PG-1 Bruce Guido PG-2 Janis Hurst PG-3 Myung-Sup Kim PG-4 Andrew Mace PG-3 Jeffrey Moncman PG-2 Thomas Roberts PG-3 Deborah Williard PG-4 James Wills PG-3 139 SURGERY GENERAL THORACIC WVUH WVUH Kendriz Adcock PG-2 Robert Ball PG-1 Paul Burke PG-5 Margorie Bush PG-5 James Carrier PG-4 Kyran Dowling PG-1 Charles Dye PG-4 Joseph Flack PG-2 David Guthrie PG-4 Richard High PG-1 Douglas McCorkle PG-1 David McLellan PG- 5 Timothy Miller PG- 3 Bill Morgan PG-1 Randall Powell PG-1 George Record PG- 3 Carol Slomski PG-1 Daniel Stewart PG-2 Jurriaan Strobos PG- 2 Richard Vaughan PG-3 Robert Gustafson PG-6 Rajai Khoury PG-7 CAMC David Allie PG-2 Marc Bloom PG-1 Judith Brendemuehl PG- Stan Chao PG-2 John Chapman PG- 2 Michael Crawford PG-1 Jorge Fernandez PG-4 Fred Gall PG-1 Yvette Longoria PG- 4 Amabile Milano PG-5 Luis Perry PG-2 Joseph Plymale PG- 2 David Ranson PG-1 Raymond RushdenPG-5 Imad Shbeeb PG-5 Joseph Sheppe PG-3 Raleigh Smith PG-3 J.P. 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You say these birds have diarrhea? } Narcotics? What narcotics? But will he respect me in the morning? 145 I ' m a little dysmorph Kiss me you fool. I know of nothing more laughable than a doctor who does not die of old age. Voltaire (1694-1778) How do I spell relief? A-N-U-S-O-L! Dress for success 146 The natural man has only two primal passions, to get and beget. W.O. Bill ' s going to make a little Swiss Miss I used to be a med student too. The medical student is likely to be one son of the family too weak to labour on the farm, too indolent to do any exercise, too stupid for the bar, and too immoral for the pulpit. Daniel Coit Gilman (1831-1908) Male for sale 147 Welton ' s office. Need we say more? Colloid? Crystalloid? Parlez-vous a hubba hubba? Born to be a surgeon In Paraguay, everyone eats canaries. 148 How about a covered dish dinner? Eat a live toad first thing in the morning and nothing worse can happen all day. Heal with steel All are lunatics, but he who can ana- lyze his delusion is called a philos- opher. Ambrose Biece (1842-1914) HiHowyadoin? The bus left . . . When? There is something to remember when you are sorry for men on account of their dull way of dressing. When they lose their minds they look less lost than women. Mary Jane Ward (1905-) Insanity in individuals is something rare — but in groups, parties, nations, and epochs it is the rule. Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) 149 what ' s wrong with his picture? Wanted, young girls, single and free. I Stand up Kim .... Oh, you are. w wv No tickee, no laundry. They don ' t do things like that at Johns. Primum non nocere m easy 150 Med A is for asshole .if K Morris the Prussian. Can you believe the ones they let in this year? Nice breasts . . ugly makeup. IV Drill Team Never stick a dry finger in any orifice. if you handle it carefully it won ' t detonate. 6,665 days until I start med school. Feed me. MED SCHOOL ' ■ 152 I!! ' I lii, m m ■ v s H ■■ |H B l X CH KsyH mrJ H « 5: jBS8E: L 154 1 ' 1 1 S ' ' - ' ' ' al 5 V Irma, forget the drugs. Smile. A long life line, and fortune in your future. Who cut the cheese? We are from a small town in France. i r 156 I ' ll give her an 81 2. An underclassman, big deal. what do mean, no Brick imitation? Let ' s get physical We ' ll begin rounds in 5 minutes boys. Rebel without a cause Get me Norman Ferrari, NOW! You can pick your friends and pick your nose, but you can ' t pick in your friend ' s nose 157 Rub his belly for good luck One nurse to go, hold the K-Y. 1 1 1 1 i J 2 PM. Quittin ' time. 158 Can I palpate your adnexia? Stop, in the name of love. This is my 358th psych patient. mn Want to buy my sister? New batteries . . . but it still doesn ' t vibrate. Lud in drag 159 No Doug, 1 won ' t meet you in the cal room. y PYLON WET DREAM You ARE TOO the father! 160 And then he fondled her . . He ain ' t heavy, he ' s my brother. I ' m SURE these dots connect. Bart Smart saved my life. The surgical cycle in woman: Ap- pendix removed, right kidney hooked up, gallbladder taken out, gastro-enterostomy, clean sweep of uterus and adnexa. W.O. The only weapon with witch the unconscios patient can immediately retaliate upon the incompetent sur- geon is hemorrhage. William Steward Halsted (1852-1922) Give me hot lights and cold steel. 161 K t What do you mean the attending should make rounds in the morning? Mean Joe 162 Vilhelm is avay! When take up assassination, I shall start with the surgeons in this city and work up to the gutter. Dylan Thomas (1914-1953) I feel pretty When a medical student puts years of his life into training to become a surgeon he has a right to ask what attributes should be possessed by the surgeon who is responsible for his training. John J. Morton MACHO MACHO DOC It ' s not unusual to want in my ICU. If you ' re not off the blower by six, I ' m through with you. And if I ever see you breathing on your own, It ' s not unusual to see me pull your tube — to extubate you. Why can ' t we have regular coffee cups? Don ' t you dare call me Doctor. I ' m a nurse. 163 Bob, it ' s glasses. easier to read with your ■ 1 - ■ — .— ■ ■ a • l, 1 . . J B f Name two lesions in this view There ain ' t no way to find out why a snorer can ' t hear himself snore. M. Twain Nature requireth five hours sleep; Custom taketh seven; Idleness takes nine; And wickedness eleven. English Proverb There can ' t be 7 more leuke- mics admitted! 164 You toad! Physicians are many in title but very few in reality. Hippocrates (460-377B.C.) There ' s never a phone when I need one! In sleep we are all equal. Spanish Proverb The best patient is a mil- lionaire with a positive Wassermann. An 8 ' 2 like Hell! Now put your right leg over the left shoulder. If the doctor cures, the sun sees it; but if he kills, the earth hides it. The egotistical sur- geon is like a mon- key; the higher he climbs the more you see of his less attractive features. Our ladies are ready for the evening. 165 PATRONS Dr. Kwan H. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Weimer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Bennett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Simons, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. George Polak Lea and Franc Stern Mr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Althouse Mr. and Mrs. William R. Sigmund Geo. I. and Ronna H. Sponaugle Ralph L. and Evelyn M. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Nick L. Raspa Winfield S. Morgan, MD Barbara Jones, MD Donald W. Cox, MD E. Noel Mcintosh, MD Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Windier Ellen E. Hrabovsky, MD James M. Stevenson, MD Irma H. Ullrich, MD Dr. and Mrs. John Mark Moore Bernard Zimmermann, MD Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Ferrari, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Martin Wilhelm S. Albrink, MD Margaret J. Albrink, MD J. David Blaha, MD Rudolf K. Lempreg, MD, PhD Orlando F. Gabrieie, MD Roxann Powers, MD Martha D. Mullett, MD William H. Nelson, MD Nathaniel F. Rodman, MD David Z. Myerberg, MD Herbert Warden, MD Friends William G. Klingberg, MD David F. Graf, MD R. Stephen S. Amato, MD, PhD Richard Filer, MD Joseph A. Fontana, MD Peter C. Raich, MD Joseph J. Renn 111, MD Edmond Flink, MD, PhD James G. Arbogast, MD Anthony G. DiBartolomeo, MD William W. Fleming, PhD Fred R. Butcher, PhD Eileen Storey, MD R. John C. Pearson, MD Kenneth L. Wible, MD Abnash C. Jain, MD Richard J. Seime, MD Bruce N. Nelson, MD Ronald Millecchia, PhD L. Blair Thrush, MD John E. Jones, MD Ruth M. Phillips, MD Irvin Snyder, PhD Ronald A. Sw anson, MD Michael V. O ' Keefe, MD John A. Thomas, PhD William Welton, MD Ludwig Gutmann, MD John S. Rogers, MD Robert Martin, MD Richard M. lammarino, MD William A. Neal, MD David M. Morgan, MD Robert D ' Alessandri, MD Ronald L. Cleavenger, MD Edwin J. Morgan, MD Stanley J. Kandzari, MD John Traubert, MD Charles Ponte, Pharm.D. Leiand J. Foshag, MD Angel M. Vazguez, MD Juan L. Granados, MD Ronald A. Savrin, MD David Z. Morgan, MD David A. Labosky, MD Melanie Ann Fisher, MD D. Franklin Milam, MD Robert H. Waldman, MD Brian K. Walker, MD George W. Weinstein, MD Stanley R. Shane, MD Walter Moran, MD Morteza K. Elyaderani, MD Donald E. McDowell, MD Alvin L. Watne, MD The Senior Cla ss and the PYLON Staff with deep gratitude, thank these friends who have made the 1982 PYLON a lasting memento of our medical school experience. 166 i — -.—, ,,----|:v:..7 trrg,Lt - ' T ' «! ' -. ' V..-i c:JU ' -JijJ . US « Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 HAUGE ' S FLOWER STORE AND GARDEN CENTER FRESH FROM OUR OWN GREENHOUSE MAIN STORE OFFICE DIAL 534-3341 DAYS NIGHTS HOLIDAYS VISIT OUR GARDEN CENTER IN ELDORA JUST 3 MIN. FROM MIDDLETOWN MALL ELDORA, W. VA. DOWNTOWN OUTLET 366-3410 505 FAIRMONT AVE. UNRIVALED QUALITY AND PRECISION YOUR SOURCE FOR Nikon Cameras-Nikkor Lenses Reproduction-Copy Outfits Miscroscope Adapters Medical Nikkor Close Up Lens with built in flash SUPERIOR PHOTO SERVICE INC. 641 E. 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The poem on page 105 is by Brenda Holbert. Other quotes in the book are from Familiar Medical Quotations edited by Maurice B. Strauss and published by Little, Brown and Co. in 1968. The Perfect Medical Student ( page 65 ) is by Ken Saul. Special copy by West Virginia University (pages 4-11). A special thanks to Roberta Coulter for the Senior Class portraits and to Jennifer Raspa for her work in raising funds to pay for the production of this yearbook. Josten ' s american Yearbook Representative, Tad Alonso. 175 • p mi 4r n iS, : ' C