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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

k. L mm . s UMtoJxrusnj i MSb p DATE DUE JAN 9. 4 1 1 MAY 3 1 2009 DEMCO. INC. 38-2931 ZM8 SZAtt 07 ASKCSPJOS The staff of Asklepios is the only true symbol of medicine. Asklepios, whose name was later changed by the Romans to Asclepius and Aes- culapius, was a Greek physician. He so em- bodied the ideal attributes of a healer that, after his death, his countrymen spoke of him as a great departed hero. As frequently hap- pened in Greek mythology, this exemplary healer later attained the status of a god. A cult began in Thessaly and temples were erected to Asklepios in many parts of Greece, near healing springs or on high mountains. The practice of sleeping in these sanctuaries was very common, for it was supposed that the god wrought cures or prescribed remedies to the sick in their dreams. His cult was intro- duced to Rome in the third century before Christ to relieve a pestilence. Asklepios is usually represented in ancient sculpture and on cairns with a staff and a ser- pent coiled around it. The staff or rod, origin- ally taken from a tree, symbolizes the mystery of plant growth. By representing the vegetable kingdom, the rod incorporates the primeval force of the earth and the imperishability of life. With his rod, the divine physician was able to cure the sick and restore the life of the earth to them. The serpent, who lives in the earth, was thought to possess the reinvigorating energy of the earth and to be able to convey this energy to the sick. It, therefore, along with the rod, stood for the life of the earth and its healing powers. The caduceus, a winged staff with intertwined serpents, is the magic wand of Hermes or Mercury, the messenger of the gods and the patron of business. During the Renais- sance, Hermes became associated with alchemy. In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the fields of alchemy, chemistry, pharmacy and medicine were not well demarcated, and the fields overlapped to some extent. Now that Hermes had entered the fields of chemistry and pharmacy via alchemy, his symbol, the caduceus, came to be regarded as a medicopharmaceutical emblem. Thus the caduceus, the standard of the patron of business, does have a weak relation- ship to the field of medicine. However, it pales when compared with the staff of Asklepios as the symbol of the finest attributes of the medical profession. 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V :• .... ._ : ■ . ; fv _ 5 -.---- _ tttf n ... . m H HI 1 14 41 4 I Nil I J II IA IllniUlrv — 1 . t . . . . ■ i ■ i •  . . 1 1 1 m As it enters its third decade of service to West Virginians, the WVU Medical Center is providing education and training for more than 1,500 students in dentistry, medicine, nursing, phar- macy, allied health professions and the basic medical sciences. The Medical Center and its teaching hospital serve 14,500 bed patients, 155,000 emergency room and clinic patients and 5,500 Family Practice Group patients, while the WVU Health Service records 32,000 patient visits a year. The Medical Center complex-two structures under a single roof- is one of the largest buildings in the state. The four-story Basic Sciences wing adjoins University Hospital, which has 445 beds on its eight floors. The combined structure encloses 3,412 rooms. ;-iS The Medical Center opened over a three-year peri- od starting in 1957 and WVU Hospital opened in August, 1960. Since that time, it has provided an educational environment where numerous disci- plines cooperate to improve health care through teaching, research, and patient care. Quality health care is enhanced in a teaching hospital which fosters intellectual challenge and inquiry. West Virginia University Hospital is not only a teach- ing hospital, it is a regional health care center and a specialty hospital with a statewide clientele. Services in some 50 specialties are provided for bed patients as well as through clinics where more than 2000 patients are seen weekly. The hospital staff of more than 1,600 use their special skills, training and educa- tion to provide the best in Medical care. CHARIE§ICN pjrJj0 ■rUif!$ i IfULT ii iiiimii ir«i MINUS In 1972, WVU and 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 pro- grams. 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 spe- cialty training. l|!!Bl. !!!!!! ii on 10 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 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. 11 Ml I INI THEY ' RE PAGING ME HERE? KEY-2 ANOTHER HOSPITAL MEAL 13 WE MADE FRIENDS AND MORE FRIENDS AND SOME CLOSE FRIENDS. A Class Officers Morgantown: Vince Traynelis, President Jack Steel, Vice President Phil Stevens, Sec Treasurer Charleston: Greg Snodgrass, President Cynthia Winger, Vice President Arif A AUdina, M D Arif s Sweetie Lewisburg, WV West Virginia University 4 Down 4 To Go laeger, WV West Virginia University K. David Allara, M D fe r Ml K j? lk?Ji 1 iJK. - I ft 1 wy | HUH ■ ' So, this is America . . . ' Clarksburg, WV West Virginia University Michael Z. Angotti, M D Harold Q. Ashcraft, MT Harold Mannington, WV West Virginia University William 6. Bird, JWD Bill, Deidre and Deidre Matoaka, WV Bluefield State College Wayne and Judy Morgantown, WV West Virginia University Wayne K. Krearly, M® John and Sandy with Erin St. Albans, WV West Virginia University John A ' keam Burdette, M® Kim Bryan Carey, M® Kim, Sandy, Bryan and Eli Weirton, WV West Virginia University Janet 8. Cogar, JWD ' The doctor ' s life for me! ' Flatwoods, WV Glenville State College Charleston, WV Northwestern University toad K. Cohen, MT • v. ■ I JO , ' ' - MS0® Mul . Steve Janie Glenville, WV Glenville State College Steven W. Collins, M® Anne Catner Cutlip, M D Anne Bill Morgantown, WV West Virginia University ■ JB a p J William Man Dennison, M D Huntington, WV West Virginia University Mark Teresa Oakland, MD Frostburg State College Mark Z. Domenick, JWD Huntsville, Alabama Bethany College Joseph Douglas Dye, Mv Karen Marie Janucci, M® Karen and Bianco Morgantown, WV West Virginia University Patrick K. Mice, JWD Pat, Cathy, and Angela Morgantown, WV West Virginia University Jt- vj iSfta — Bi ,. SS .h it i Snowshoe-ology 301 Wheeling, WV West Virginia University . ' 1 On da Sue Gray, MT Mark New Manchester, WV West Virginia University 1 piispi N 1 [ L ,  i«jLilM Mark K. Qreatkouse, JWD Karen Marie Gross, M D Karen Martinsburg, WV West Virginia University Cyan Harris, M D Lynn Baltimore, MD Johns Hopkins University J. P. Hogg and Friend Beckley, WV Wake Forest University Mfery P. Hogg, MD ' An ounce of prevention Scott Depot, WV Taylor University Qavin Neil Mogue, M£ Z ho mas Cynn Hurt, JWD Tom, Setsuko and Bryan Makoto Morgantown, WV West Virginia University Kichard $. flackson, M D Rick and Kyle On the road again ' Martinsburg, WV Hagerstown Junior College r. Lancaster, PA West Virginia University r flocelyn jCeah fames, MT Suzanne, David, Jennifer and Joseph Scott Depot, WV Marshall University ii 9b, — I David Z. Kirk, J W Vincent P. Kolanko, MT Vince and Dodi Weirton, WV East Carolina University Susan Cynn Koktar, MT Sue Friend Pittsburgh, PA West Virginia University Fairmont, WV Wesleyan University Kobert W. Koss, MT TWf U Bk IB9I8h y Ci u A Hi! it ■ iomM 11  ll John and Lilli Weirton, WV West Virginia University John S. Koval, M£ Jane Anne Kurucz, JWD Jane and Paul Morgantown, WV West Virginia University tester Cab us, MT Lester with The Tank ' Barboursville, WV Marshall University Me and my friends ■ Charleston, WV Washington and Jefferson College {John A. Cane, M ' D Bob, Becky and Precious Morgantown, WV West Virginia University Kobert A. Ceadbettcr, M D Carolyn £. Cooney, M® Carolyn Vansant, VA West Virginia University John A- Mat (tones, M ' D John Clarksburg, WV Wheeling College David and Lud Charleston, WV Brandeis University David 6. Martin, M ' D Scott Wheeling, WV Notre Dame University Scott Allen Mcftamara, MT Coren Mark Meyer, M D ' The pause that refreshes. Wheeling, WV Washington University I Aiken Meritage Miller, M ' D Aileen Greensboro, NIC University of North Carolina Charleston, WV Gordon College Frederick 8. Moore, M® Larry Mount Storm, WV West Liberty State College Carry W. Mordand, MT m Michael S. Moses, M£ Michael and Breneda Parkersburg, WV West Virginia University Alan C Myers, MD Catherine and Alan Phillipi, WV Alderson Broaddus College S Jayne, Abbey, and Van Buckhannon, WV West Virginia Wesleyan College Patton VanMcter Jttckdl, M D ' Give me cold snow and hot muffins! ' Wheeling, WV West Virginia University K. Samuel Oliver, Jr., JWD Ik ' ' 1 ■  i ■K ' 2 I tM +jp- ±j } % SrW . -■■ V ' St ir   -. « P W Q ) Cawrence JQ. Payne, M ' D Larry and Pam Parkersburg, WV West Virginia University Debra 0. Pcrina, M® Debbie and Bob Harpers Ferry, WV West Virginia University Judge, Chris, and Dana- smooth sailing Charleston, WV University of Utah Stuart W. Point, M® Steve and Vickie Scott Depot, WV West Virginia University Stephen K. Powell, JWD Cee Mian Pyles, MT Lee and the Caddy Fairmont, WV West Virginia University Han is English Keed, MD Jan and Ted Santa Barbara, CA Wellesley College Gary . . . late for rounds again! Fairmont, WV West Virginia University Gary Joseph Kenaldo, M® Dave Ravenswood, WV West Virginia University David M. Kitckie, JWD Charles £ Kolfe JJJ, M D Chad Morgantown, WV West Virginia University William D. Ml Kose, MT Bill, Karen, Amy and Melanie Gassaway, WV West Virginia University Dave and Leslie Parkersburg, WV Marietta College David n. Kymer, JWD Ralph Fairmont, WV West Virginia University Kalpk A. Sellers, M£ Menry Cee Setliff, MT Henry Shady Springs, WV West Virginia University Robert Ml Shobe, JWD Burlington, WV West Virginia University ' ■■ ' •■ ' r-- Sid and Shirley Morgantown, WV West Virginia University Sydney Short, MZ . and I thought Cindy and Sue were fun roomates!! Colliers, WV West Virginia University Cynthia Jean Sims, M® ! ! p£r$ and I thought med school would be lonely!! William Kobert Sims, M® Huntington, WV Marshall University Darnel £. Smith, MD Charleston, WV West Virginia University Greg and Natalie at rehearsal Gauley Bridge, WV West Virginia Institute of Technology Gregory Day Snodgrass, MD Natalie and Greg Wheeling,WV West Virginia University Natalie Colapelk-Snodgrass, Zkomas . Soltis, M® Huntington, WV University of Kentucky Jack K, Steel, JHD Barrickville, WV West Virginia University Phil and Susan Bridgeport, WV West Virginia University Phillip K. Stevens, MT Jane and Rob Morgantown, WV West Virginia University Jane 8. Znrusk, MT Vince Joan Vincent C. Zraynelis, MT Morgantown, WV West Virginia University Michael ft. Voorkees, M® Mike Martinsburg, WV Shepherd College Wheeling, WV Grinnell College 6. Kradky Voss, M® Scott St. Albans, WV Wake Forest University fames William Scott Wallace, Mark K. Weiser, MD Mark and Gretchen Parkersburg, WV West Virginia University Daniel Wayne Wilson, MT) Danny Saint Marys, WV West Virginia University Cynthia Huntington, WV West Virginia University Cynthia J, Winger, M D Sanjay St. Albans, WV Yale University Sanjay S. Vadav, JWD flokn M. Zambos, M® Decisions, decisions Beckley, WV Davidson College tmi ppiciwo mm I swear by Apollo the Physician, and Aesculapius and Hygeia and Panacea and by all I hold most sacred that according to my ability and judgment I will keep this oath and this stipulation:- That I will be loyal to the proffesion of medicine and just and generous to its members. That I will follow that system of regimen which I consider for the benefit of my patients and will give no drug, perform no operation, for a criminal purpose, even if solicited, far less suggest such a course. That I will lead my life and practice my art in uprightness and honor. That 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. That whatever, in connection with my professional practice or not in con- nection with it, I see or hear in the lives of men, which ought not be spoken of abroad, I will not divulge, as reckoning that all such should be kept 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! From Hippocrates (460-370) CLASS REUNION 1988 First Weekend In October For Address Changes Contact Mrs. Isabel Price Alumni Association WVU School of Medicine Medical Center Morgantown, WV 26506 RESIDENCIES Arif Alidina General Surgery University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA David Allara Ophthalmology WVU Hospital Morgantown, VW Michael Angotti Internal Medicine Medical College of Virginia Richmond, VA Harold Ashcraft Internal Medicine WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV William Bird Family Practice WVU Hospital Morgantown Wayne Brearly General Surgery Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, PA John Burdette Internal Medicine C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Kim Carey Family Practice WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Janet Cogar Pediatrics University of Kentucky Lexington, KY Brad Cohen Internal Medicine C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Steven Collins Emergency Medicine Bowman Gray School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC Anne Cutlip Family Practice WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV William Dennison Internal Medicine University of Kentucky Lexington, KY Mark Domenick Family Practice WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Joseph Dye Flexible Andrews Air Force Base Washington, DC Karen Fanucci Internal Medicine Mt. Auburn Hospital Cambridge, MA Patrick Felice General Surgery St. Francis Hospital Hartford, CT Linda Gray Internal Medicine University of Massachusetts Worcester, MA Mark Greathouse Internal Medicine Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Karen Gross Family Practice WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Lynn Harris Radiology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Jeffery Hogg Radiology Hospitals of University Health Center Pittsburgh, PA Gavin Hogue Pediatrics C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Thomas Hurt Pediatrics University of California San Diego, CA Richard Jackson General Surgery WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Jocelyn James Family Practice University of Texas San Antonio, TX David Kirk Family Practice Hunterdon Medical Center Flemington, NJ Vincent Kolanko Med-Peds WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Susan Koletar Internal Medicine C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Robert Koss Anesthesiology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV John Koval Internal Medicine C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Jane Kurucz General Surgery Ochsner Hospital New Orleans, LA Lester Labus Family Practice C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV John Lane General Surgery C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Robert Leadbetter Psychiatry University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA Carolyn Looney Internal Medicine Quillen-Dishun, East Tenn. State U. Johnson City, TN John Mardones General Surgery Presbyterian Saint Lukes Chicago, IL David Martin Med-Peds St. Louis University General Hospital St. Louis, MO Scott McNamara Surgery-ENT Georgetown University Washington, DC Loren Meyer Pediatrics Lutheran General Hospital Chicago, IL Aileen Miller Internal Medicine Cone Hospital Greensboro, NC Frederick Moore Family Practice Aultman Hospital Canton, OH Larry Moreland Internal Medicine WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Michael Moses Internal Medicine 60 C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Alan Myers Psychiatry WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Patton Van Nickell Med-Psych WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Samuel Oliver General Surgery C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Larry Payne Emergency Medicine Akron City Hospital Akron, OH Debra Perina Emergency Medicine Richland Memorial Hospital Columbia, SC Stuart Point Internal Medicine C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Stephen Powell Ophthalmology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Lee Pyles Pediatrics University of Minnesota Hospital Minneapolis, MN Janis Reed Ophthalmology St. Francis General Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Gary Renaldo Internal Medicine Medical College of Virginia Richmond, VA David Ritchie Family Practice C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Chad Rolfe Internal Medicine Ohio Valley General Hospital Wheeling, WV William Rose Emergency Medicine Geisinger Medical Center Danville, PA David Rymer Anesthesiology WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Ralph Sellers Radiology University Hospital of Mississippi Jackson, MS Henry Setliff Radiology University of S. Florida Tampa, FL Robert Shobe Internal Medicine Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh, PA Sydney Short Med-Peds Bowman Gray School of Medicine Winston-Salem, NC Cynthia Sims OB GYN C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV William Sims Internal Medicine C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Daniel Smith Family Practice C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Gregory Snodgrass Ophthalmology Ohio State University Columbus, OH Natalie Colapelle- Snodgrass Psychiatry Ohio State University Columbus, OH Thomas Soltis Internal Medicine WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Jack Steel Orthopedics WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Phillip Stevens Surgery-ENT Ohio State University Columbus, OH Jane Thrush Emergency Medicine University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Vincent Traynelis Neurosurgery WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Michael Voorhees Family Practice Wheeling Hospital Wheeling, WV Bradley Voss Internal Medicine University of Hawaii Honolulu, HI Scott Wallace Psychiatry C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Mark Weiser Family Practice Tripler Army Medical Center Honolulu, HI Daniel Wilso n Family Practice Wheeling Hospital Wheeling, WV Cynthia Winger Family Practice C.A.M.C. Charleston, WV Sanjay Yadav Internal Medicine VA. Medical Center Long Beach, CA John Zambos General Surgery WVU Hospital Morgantown, WV Be ready heart for parting to new endeavors Be ready bravely and without remorse to find new light that old ties cannot give. In all new beginnings dwells a magic force for guarding us and helping us to live. Serenely let us move to distant places And let no sentiments of home detain us. We must prepare for parting and leave- taking or else remain the slaves of permanence. K.F. Melville 61 THE PYLONS A Sculptured History Of Medicine Top: Hippocrates (460- 370 B.C.), Father of Medicine Hippocratic medicine ' s chief con- cerns were the patient and diagnosis and treatment based on ob- served facts. Bottom: Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) Comparative anatomist and embryologist. Top: The Apothecary. And thou shalt make . . . . an ointment com- pound after the art of the apothecary. Exodus 30:25. Boffom.TheOld Testament legislated social hygiene 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), mak- ing the first measure- ment of blood pres- sure, 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 acknowledged text on ophthalmology for 500 years. Bottom: A Dea- coness in a medieval hospital carrying out Christianity ' s essential aim .... the assistance of the sick .... a work of human and divine pity. Castiglioni 62 Top: The American William Beaumont (1785-1853) advanced physiology by his study of the digestive pro- cesses in the living stomach of Alexis St. Martin after a healed shotgun wound left a permanent opening. Bottom: Wilhelm Roentgen (1845- 1923) discovered the X-ray in 1895. The panel shows the fluoroscope which uses X-ray in the exami- nation of the interior of the living body. Top: The development of dentistry as a mod- ern science began with the writings and prac- tice of Pierre Fauchard (1678-1761), who is de- picted examining a pa- tient. Bottom: Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) in- oculating a dog with ra- bies virus via a hole bored through the skull - part of an experiment to develop a rabies vac- cine. m Top: Ephraim McDowell (1771-1830) treating tumor of the ovary by the first re- moval of this organ. Bottom: Ignaz 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- tions of the human corpse by Andreas Ve- salius (1514-1564). 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. The plaques 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. The studies for the pylon panels, done in clay and plaster, were donated to W.V.U. by Mr. Horn to serve as a memorial to his wife, who died in 1975. They are now located at an exhibit site in the lobby of the Charleston Division of the WVU Medical Center. 61 Class Officers Morgantown: Valerie Lazzell, President Mark McGinnis, Vice President Steve Cremer, Sec Treas. Charleston: Melinda Elliott, President Rick Weidman, Vice President Frank Trupo, Sec Treas. Pat Allender Dona Alvarez Jenee Barber Lucy Biddle Van Blair Sorin Brull Grace Cater 66 Jk Bill Bell Paula Brake Terry Capel Joe Catlett fR W j Susan Cavender Steve Cremer Alex Dalzell . Dirk Davidson Russ DeVore v ' t y 1 67 Dave Hauge 68 Carol Johnson 69 Mark Kenamond Tom Kopitnik Larry Lantz Mark Lefevre 70 Beth Levine 71 Dave Peden 72 Mike Nunley 73 Ann Thrush Joel Van Sickler Rick Weidman 74 Jeff Sinclair Steve Stalenski Tom Thrush p 1 f l £k Frank Trupo Ralph Webb Tim Weyrich Fred Zeller 75 Class Officers Jim Irish President Cecil Graham Vice President Brian Arthurs Secretary Treasurer € I E § 77 Richard Alexander Brian Arthurs Debbie Ashcraft The New Kids On The Block Jeff Ashley Bart Balint It Clarence Beavers Pat Bonitatibus Dana Bragg Bob Brashear Chip Burns Do they teach Psych in Ver- mont? ... . Mi and she thinks Childers did it. Mike Carter Susie Casdorph Brent Chapman Judie Charlton 79 Steve Childers Wanna see my impression of ... ? Is this THE cheap blonde? Anna Marie Contento Rusty Cook Steve Corder Tom Corder Hans Dransfeld Debbie, it ' s not polite to point. 80 Randy Drosick Bob Dushkoff Elizabeth Forrest My broker is E. F. Hutton Jim Freese Cecil Graham James Griffith Eric Gunnoe Kevin Halbritter Mickey Harmon She ' s so mean to me. Doug Heldreth My hemorrhoids are killing me! 81 Michael Hicks Reuben Holland Mary Howell Scoping w r A L sm b cr . 82 Selective destruction of WHICH neural pathway? Jim Irish Sandy Johnson Bill Kelley Ellen Kellogg Chris Kincaid Maurice Kinsolving Alice Lucas Chuck Lucente mm Waiter, waiter, there ' s beer in my fly. Daddy gotta butt? I can ' t wait to be a doctor!! Danny Martich Ralph Massullo I hate it when they get romantic in public. Interested?? Med School Correspondence Course Contact Greg Merrick Honestly Jim, Pittsburgh again? Doug Moore 84 Steve Matulis Greg Merrick Matt Midcap James Morgan on Murphy Pete Murray Mark Newbrough Jon Pearse Tom Pecsok Jerry Pettit Dan Pickle A study in contrast I think I ' ll fudge this . . . I Grab a Heiney!! Cynthia Point Something good did come out of a Path test. Ed Rader Charlie Reier Geoff Ruben Michael Rubenstein David Safferman Renee Saggio Tom Scott Most Honorable Scribe Elaine Stasny Neisseria WHAT? Med CAT mug shot I Guess WHO has WHICH virus? LeeAnn Skaff Debbie Stewart Delaney Sturgeon Ted Thornton 86 Alan Tracy Doc Umstot Steve Watkins Dave Whetsell Caroline Williams Typical Tom Chuck Weber Chuck Whiteman Vickie Williams The Animosity Parlay Today We Had This Bald Guy, Who Came To Us From Paraguay. He Delivered A Lecture On P.D. On The Precautions Prior To Surgery. He Carried On And Was So Boring, That Ole Tom Scott Was Caught Snoring. Everyone ' s Mind Was With Dr. DZ, For The All Important Charleston Lottery. Assessing Our Chances, And Picking Our Winners, Whomever Wins Should Take Us To Dinner. Oh No, Just One More Hour To Go, Come On DZ, Pick Some Other Joe. Glen Johnson, MS II Second year salvation Craig Wolff Renee Woodford Gregory Yi I hope she can read my mind. Lord, just get me $ through. Class Officers Chuck Brogan, President John Schulz, Vice President Janet Griffin, Sec. Treas. What do I do if I have to use the bathroom? 90 Scott Andochick Gary Abel Reza Alidina Scott Allender Bill Almasy John Angotti Jamie Baisden Mark Bates f William Benson Donald Bias Danny Blankenship Edwin Boso Lisa Brancazio Walter C. Brogan Kiss me you fool! Michael Brumage A. Thomas Bundy 91 Stewart Callis Timothy Campbell Dennis Channel Elizabeth Clubb After the head and neck exam, Scott checks to see if CN V is intact. Richard DeCarlo Kay Dunnavant Mike Edmond 92 Scott Frame Med School Fever is potentially fatal. Patricia Gainor Philip Gaziano Bruce Ginier Vince Gioia Jo Ann Goldbaugh Barbara Gould Terry Gramlich Janet Griffin 93 Laurie Gutmann 4i ) Ml Michael Halley James Hancock Don ' t swallow everything that a second year student spits out — G.N. Franz Debra Henry Daniel Holtan Kimberly Irwun 94 Mark Jarrett Robert Johnson Leon Kwei John LaCount f AL U.oilfK r al ?• - - Gary finds a TRUSTworthy friend. John Lilly Jennifer Maher William Marchand Michele Maroon 95 Thomas Mason Ted McClain Edward McKenna Steven McLaughlin Douglas Milam L LuAnn Minich Breton Morgan Dianne Muchant 96 Steve ' s doing a biochem. experiment to test his alcohol dehydrogenase level. Timothy Nelson Stephen Pollard Jerilyn Ribovich John Schulz ■ . JS V W ft Tina Nowak Cheryl Palmer Debbie Panucci William Parrish Jeffrey Priddy Michael Sevka 97 Name all the foramina in this view. Trust me! Paul A. Skaff David Shallcross Steve Shymansky Carol Simmons R. Michael Simpkins . 3p I Teresa Skidmore David Thomas Gary Thompson 98 W. Parke Thrush Look ma, no cavities! Richard Vaglienti Robert Vance Victorine Vining David Ward Matthew Ward Louis Wickas John Willis Mark Withers Lana Wlodyka Paul Yeaton 99 MOUSES WCREU A IHCU§ANt) WORDS 44§IV ft H§ II M§l 100 L Xfc _ ' v« r I j l| f ■ 1 8k ADMINISTRATION E. Gordon Gee WVU President John E. Jones V.P. Health Sciences Robert H. Waldman Interim Dean David Z. Morgan Associate Dean Thomas W. Mou Dean, Charleston Division Robert Smith Assistant Dean Bernard Westfall Interim Administrator- WVUH Anthony G. DiBartolomeo Assistant Dean Chief of Staff 102 ANESTHESIOLOGY R. Knapp Chairman R. Bettinger H. Dedhia D. Doshi R. Eller D. Graf T. Heironimus R. Kennedy O. Martinez J. Rodman F. Scheibel L. Teba T. Warren B. Zimmerman 103 BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE J. Stevenson Chairman J. Cone ' ■air B. Desai J. Claude Charleston Div. R. Fonte P. Hein G. Hlusko Charleston Div. M. Kommer Charleston Div. J. Kelly S. King J. Linton Charleston Div. D. Walker Charleston Div. AND PSYCHIATRY ■ % k P. Nash W. Nelson At W. Orr R. Pawlicki T. Pepper T. Roberts R. Seime P. Williams FAMILY PRACTICE J. Traubert Chairman R. Cleavenger D. Nesselroade M. Carper Charleston Div. C. Ponte A. Vazquez R. Weisser J. Palmer INTERNAL MEDICINE S. Shane Chairman M. Albrink Endocrinology C. Andrews Pulmonary F. Al-Kawas Gastroenterology J. Barry Student Health S. Bekheit Cardiology E. Chideckel Endocrinology R. D ' Alessandri MGP A. DiBartolomeo Rheumatology T. Finucane MGP E. Flink Endocrinology mm 106 J. Fontana Hem One R. Caskins Gastroenterology S. Guy MGP J. Gross MGP T. Hogan Hem One A. Jain Cardiology R. Khakoo Inf. Dis. L. Lapp Pulmonary K. Lempert Nephrology M. Malamisura Chief Resident R. Martin Student Health M. Mayes Rheumatology mrtf 107 D. Morgan Cardiology E. Morgan Pulmonary A. Morise Cardiology B. Nelson MCP M. O ' Keefe Cardiology E. Petsonk Pulmonary R. Powers MGP P. Raich Hem One L. Reimer Inf. Dis. J. Rogers Hem One E. Storey MGP ros 108 I. Ullrich Endocrinology M. Georgiev Charleston Div. R. Waldman Inf. Dis. W. Welton Dermatology F. Whittier Nephrology S. Grubb Charleston Div. R. Kleinmann Charleston Div. W. McMillian Charleston Div. W. Point Charleston Div. J. Schultz Wheeling Div. AS G. Thakker Charleston Div. - A - «. « . 109 NEUROLOGY L. Gutmann Chairman G. Carter D. Dove A. Fakadej J. Martin NEUROSURGERY R. Nugent Chairman OBSTETRICS — GYNECOLOGY D. Cox Chairman M. Ashraf J. Foss 110 J. Granados R. Dunker R. Patchell Chairman-Chas. Div. OPHTHALMOLOGY G. Weinstein Chairman G. Raflo L. Schwab D. Swanson E. Radin Chairman R. Lemperg ORTHOPEDICS J. Blaha E. Jones J. Pickett D. Labosky OTOLARYNGOLOGY P. Sprinkle Chairman R. Anderson R. Casuccio PATHOLOGY 112 B. Jones Chairman PEDIATRICS 81illitli S. Amato Genetics P. Howland PGP W. Klingberg Nephrology M. Mullett Neonatology D. Myerberg Neonatology W. Neal Cardiology R. Phillips Development 113 RADIOLOGY O. Gabriele Chairman C. Conn M. Elyaderani J. Frich C. Goodwin P. Jain J. Kim J. Lai GENERAL SURGERY A. Watne Chairman J. Alexander Cardiothoracic R. Savrin Vascular J. Boland Chairman, Chas. Div. T. Tarnay Cardiothoracic D. McDowell Vascular R. Kusminsky Charleston Division x H. Warden Cardiothoracic V. McConne Plastics L. Foshag General T. Vargish Emergency D. Fogarty Plastics F. Avis General E. Hrabovsky Pediatric P. Pollack Plastics D. Kappel Plastics 115 EMERGENCY MEDICINE J. Veach Director E. Marietta P. Evans W. Moran UROLOGY M F. Milam Chairman J. Belis COMMUNITY MEDICINE 116 R. Pearson D. Hall B. Hinton ANATOMY rnowwn H3- -KD-GH| -0--®-®-- 5)-®- S -®- • a H --€H5Ml)-Ka)- l ®-®- 3HSMS)- N. Charon J. Hall S. Pore 117 F. Butcher Chairman G. Rafter BIOCHEMISTRY C. Harris G. Tryfiates i 1 S. Jagannathan M. Wimmer CH,C-SCoA Aceiyl-CoA 0=C— COOH ■ I CH 3 COOH Oxaloacetic CoA-SH J CH.COOH y I HOC-COOH I CH,COOH NAD HOCHCOOH CH,COOH HOOCCH II HCCOOH CHXOOH I CCOOH CHCOOH CHjCOOH CHCOOH I HOCHCOOH PHARMACOLOGY W. Fleming Chairman A. Azzaro ft C. Craig R. Head M. Mawhinney R. Robinson R. Stitzel D. Westfall 118 HO HO-f 7-CH-CH,-NH t M 0H H0 __yCH-CH 2 -NH-CH : G. Hedge Chairman PHYSIOLOGY P. Brown H. Colby G. Franz W. Gladfelter P. Lee N. Levens R. Millechia L. Sherwood TLC VC IC IRV TV FRC ERV RV RV LENGTH 119 FAVORITE PHOTOS INTERNAL MEDICINE WVUH Robert Bowen PG-5 Morgan Lyons PG-5 Norma Mullins PG-5 Judy Stone PG-5 Robin McKenzie PG-4 Frank Schwartz PG-4 Austin Thompson PG-4 Richard Allman PG-3 Richard Emanuelson PG-3 Winslow Engel PG-3 Richard Layne PG-3 Phillip Maxwell PG-3 David Pitrolo PG-3 Stephen Rector PG-3 Mark Borsch PG-2 Karen Casciaro PG-2 Timothy Cooley PG-2 Christopher Kennedy PG-2 Arthur Miller PG-2 Jo-Ann O ' Keefe Pg-2 Jeffrey Vasiloff PG-2 Graham Woodward PG-2 Susan Burroughs PG-1 John Dennie PG-1 William Hickson PG-1 George Logothetis PG-1 Damon Martin PG-1 Norman McDonald PG-1 Lyndon Morgan PG-1 John Newman PG-1 William Shockcor PG-1 Mont Stern PG-1 John Vance PG-1 ,e n 0 ) CAMC Patricia Treharne PG-4 Richard Capito PG-3 John Chapman PG-3 Barbara Cooper PG-3 Dwight Davidson PG-3 Gordon France PG-3 Michael Godschalk PG-3 Mark Schroeder PG-3 Robert Shirey PG-3 Richard Del Checcolo PG-2 Joseph Farris PG-2 James Frame PG-2 Roberta Galford PG-2 Steven McCormick PG-2 Dennis Steel PG-2 Michael Szewczyk PG-2 Andrew Vaughn PG-2 Thomas von Dohlen PG- Susan Zurowski PG-2 Glen Goldfarb PG-1 Dale Green PG-1 William Hutson PG-1 Jane Lewis PG-1 Mark Minor PG-1 Rachel Owens PG-1 Harry Reynolds PG-1 James Sponaugle PG-1 Marvin Sponaugle PG-1 Joseph White PG-1 PSYCHIATRY WVUH Pamela Sullivan PG- 5 Scott Pollard PG-2 Mary Anne Pope PG-2 Fred Raines PG-2 Anne Davidson PG- 1 CAMC ' To cure rarely, to relieve sometimes, to comfort always. 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Tiernay PG-2 Anthony Burke PG-1 Richard Daniel PG-1 Theodore Jackson PG-1 Arturo Lim PG-1 John Nicholas PG-1 t- m 1 . w 1 - 4 l CSr . - ! m tSEfGi bmQ L. w B iirumii «■■ • m ■ %0 IE Si ™ A iT i WW Anesthesiology WVUH ■ ± j Dermatology WVUH Rodney Kovach PG-4 David McDaniel PG-4 John Beatty PG-4 Thomas Douglas PG-4 James Long PG-4 Laura McDaniel PG-4 Dennis Allen PG-3 John Davis PG-3 William Forman PG-3 Michael Jopling PG-3 William Megdal PG-3 Patrick Wenzinger PG-3 Jay Yedlin PG-3 David Haddox PG-2 Jonathon Levelle PG-2 Gordon Mandell PG-2 Michael Pearman PG-2 Cathy Romine PG-2 Patrick Forte PG-1 Scott Hodgdon PG-1 Ronald Knuth PG-1 Mark Moore PG-1 William Smith PG-1 Urology WVUH Gary Bailey PG-3 Joseph Colonna PG-2 Eli Lizza PG-2 Joseph Plymale PG-1 Craig Sease, PG-1 Orthopedics Menachem Lilling PG- 6 Lloyd Kurth PG-5 Douglas Harryman PG- 4 Alan Ward PG-4 Doyle Sickles PG-3 WVUH Mark Wertman PG-3 Raymond Knapp PG-2 Vito Loguidice PG-2 David Soulsby PG-1 David Waxman PG-1 Neurosurgery WVUH Robert Hacker PG-5 Richard Cooper PG-4 John Schmidt PG-3 William Mclntyre PG-2 Randall Powell PG-1 WVUH Randy Weyrick PG- 3 Jane Reister PG-2 Tom Ripp PG-2 John Collier PG-1 Douglas McCorkle PG-1 James Paine PG-1 Otolaryngology p£ ? 126 Radiology Ophthalmology WVUH Janis Hurst PG-4 Andrew Mace PG-4 Thomas Roberts PG-4 James Wills PG-4 Jeffrey Moncman PG-3 Dennis Burton PG-2 Galen Castle PG-2 William Higgins PG- 2 David Allison PG-1 Leonard Coover PG-1 Douglas Windier PG-1 WVUH John Chapman PG- 3 Rick Francke PG-3 Don Schieve PG-3 Peter Urban PG-2 Jerry Galloway PG-2 William Schenk PG- 1 Amos Wilkinson PG-1 Obstetrics And Gynecology CAMC Robert Rombola PG-4 Roger Schroeder PG-4 D ' Mitri Starks PG-4 Bernard Luby PG-4 Tara Wah PG-3 Lin Cooper PG-2 Lorfaine French PG-2 Frances Hunter PG-2 Curtis Lowery PG-2 Gina Busch PG-1 Stephen Bush PG-1 David Ostman PG-1 WVUH Dan Bohle PG-4 Dean Spartz PG-4 Bruce Eich PG-3 Rita Payne PG-3 Karen Ammerman PG- 2 William Broach PG-2 Cynthia Heist PG-1 Timothy Mullins PG-1 127 Family Practice WVUH Rex Lasure PG-3 Roger Lewis PG-3 Richard Davis PG-3 Marian Swinker PG- Jeffrey Young PG-3 James Arnett PG-2 Barry Barrows PG-2 Leo Fedder PG-2 Carl Liebig PG-2 Kim Stearns PG-2 Miller Batson PG-1 Philip Horner PG-1 Matthew Moore PG-1 Mark Myers PG-1 Kim Webster PG-1 CAMC Thomas Dorsey PG-3 John Kelly PG-3 David Morris PG-3 Susan Schmidt PG-3 Beverly Spaulding PG-3 Michael Thompson PG-3 John Keefe PG-2 Marianne Lindroth PG-2 Donald Moore PG-2 Gregory Stonestreet PG- 2 Jon Strauss PG-2 Richard Calhoun PG-1 Renee Lamm PG-1 Jack Matteson PG-1 Dyrk VanValkenberg PG- 1 Neurology WVUH Richard Wertheimer PG-6 Frank Quaglieri PG-5 Carl McComas PG-4 Jeannie Nelson PG-3 Robert Ringle PG-1 Kim Skaff PG-1 1 128 AMSA AWARDS CADUCEANNS ■ CHRISTMAS DANCE V 1 1 ■ 1 We Should Welcome The Excesses Of Youth, Just As We Welcome The Exuberance Of Spring, Looking Forward With Delight To The Time When People With Such An Imaginative Program For Life Become Mellow And Mature-Not Only Gentle As Doves, But Wise As Serpents. A. Watts AWARDS CONVOCATION APRIL 21, 1982 Lange Book Awards - In recognition of scholastic achievement: two mem- bers of each class Mosby Book Awards - In recognition of scholastic achievement: one men ber each of Med I, II and III Michael Cunningham William Sigmund Richard Jackson Gary Renaldo Stephen Freshwater Richard Loeser Hans Dransfeld Charles Whiteman Daniel Wilson Michael Nunley James Pettit Merck Manual Awards Upjohn Award - In recognition of scholastic achievement: two mem- bers of the MSIV class - In recognition of applied personal qualities, charact and leadership: senior class member voted on by tl members of the senior class David Cheney Norman Ferrari Burt Fazi E.J. Van Liere Award Student Research Convocation David Allison William Bell Timothy Berry Vickie Bruck David Faris James Freese Regis Haid Valerie Lazzell Douglas Learn James Morgan Charles Weber Ellen Zambo Category 1st Place - 2nd Place 3rd Place Valerie Lazzell - Charles Weber David Allison Category II 2nd Place - James Freese 130 Lindsay Memorial Award Anido Award - In recognition of outstanding performance in Physiol- - In recognition of outstanding achievement in labora- ogy tory medicine for a Med II student Michael Nunley Salvatore Parascandola Edward G. Stuart Memorial Award - In recognition of the MS IV student who best exem- plifies the qualities of empathy and understanding and strengthens competency with compassion Barbara Anne Clark Ciba Award - In recognition of outstanding community service William Ramsey William Bennett Prize In Anesthesiology Thomas Adamski Sandoz Pharmaceutical Award In Psychiatry Jack Steel American Medical Women ' s Association Scholarship Achievement Citations In recognition of those female students who graduate in the top 10% of their class Barbara Anne Clark Kathryn Lowry Terry Schwartz Rosanna Sikora MacLachlan Award - In recognition of the faculty members in the basic sciences chosen by the second year class for unusual teaching ability and sincere interest in the progress of the entire class Clinician Of The Year Award In recognition of outstanding clinical teaching Nyles W. Charon, Ph.D. Sydney S. Schochet, Jr., M.D. Anthony DiBartolomeo, M.D. 131 CHRISTMAS DANCE ' 82 X V ■ B U Ik Ly Pus Patrol Wanna boogey? Bottoms up! I don ' t know. Taste it and see . We Get By With A Little Help From Our Friends . . . AMSA American Medical Student Association We are an association dedicated to the con- cept that health care is a privilege, and a pub- lic foundation that, through its programs and projects, transforms ideals into realities. In the past year, WVU AMSA has been active nationally in areas including International Health, Women in Medicine, Occupational Health and Humanistic Approaches toward Death and Dying. Locally, AMSA was involved in successful pro- jects to prevent the dumping of east coast industrial waste in W.V., and to set up a com- munity hypertension screening program. AMSA warmly invites and encourages those interested in health care issues to join us in reaching our goal of adequate health care for all. . AME R|CAN MEDICAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION CADUCEANNS Medical Student Spouses Club 134 Officers Nancy Brull, Pres. JoAnn Converse, 1st VP Kate VanSickler, 2nd VP Maria Shreve, Treas. Carol Moore, Sec. Debra Johnson, Hist. Valerie Voorhees, Aux. Rep. Marlena Kelly, Hostess The Caduceanns Club consists of spouses of the first through fourth year medical students at WVU. Members meet monthly and are involved in a variety of events including bake sales, self-defense demonstrations, exercise classes, covered-dish dinners, craft shows and the annual Chidren ' s Christmas party. Another important pro- ject is the publishing of the yearly medical student directory. All spouses are urged to come join in the fun! Alpha Omega Alpha Eighty years ago, six medical students at the Col- lege of Physicians and Surgeons in Chicago orga- nized an honorary medical society to recognize excellence in their peers and teachers. Thus Alpha Omega Alpha was born, with the expressed pur- pose of . . . promotion of scholarship and rea- search in medical schools, the encouragement of a high standard of character and conduct among medical students and graduates, and the recogni- tion of high attainment in medical science, prac- tice, and related fields. The West Virginia Univer- sity AOA Chapter was established in 1962. Mem- bership 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. A. Cutlip V. Pres. S. Powell President C. Looney V. Pres. S. Grubb, M.D. Charleston Rep. E.B. M.D. Councillor J. Martin, M.D. Sec- Treas. IN MEMORIAM Dr. Clark K. Sleeth Dr. Sleeth was a key figure in the development and growth of the WVU School of Medicine. He joined the WVU faculty in 1941, serving as the Assistant Dean of the School of Medicine in 1958. He was Dean when the first medical degrees were awarded in 1962. As a physiologist and pathologist, Dr. Sleeth authored or coauthored three dozen research papers during his ca- reer of over forty-five years. After re- tiring as dean he organized the de- partment of Family Practice in 1973. He remained active in scholarly work after becoming a Professor Emeritus in 1978. He will be remembered as a symbol of the fine attributes of the medical profession. Dr. Bernard Zimmerman Dr. Zimmerman was the first person to be named chairman of a clinical department in preparation for the 1960 opening of University Hospital, which marked the actual beginning of WVU ' s four-year School of Medi- cine. While at WVU he was active in na- tional and international organiza- tions. In 1971 he was elected presi- dent of the Halsted Society which in- cluded some 150 of the most famous educators in surgery and allied branches of science. In 1973 Dr. Zimmerman resigned as chairman or surgery and returned to fulltime teaching, research and oper- ative surgery. His contributions to the Medical School will long be re- membered and appreciated. 136 flacks +-3oc+o ? - No cmAsvOoejoS =vftt w li4 Remove the rack? Why? Munchies The frozen section is frozen. 138 Not another dirtballl Road trip I SURGERY AND - DELIVERY JLA WO ADMITTAWC $39 Hard at work . Birthin ' babies 139 140 You ladies want to go for a ride in a Cadillac? I ' ll break your face. Come in ground control! When was your last pelvic? 141 Another stress release McBurney ' s point is 4.7 cm cbove the most superior pubic hair 142 Happiness is Pediatrics! Big or little, Thick or thin, K-Y Jelly will get it in Wings and Things Tell me your Myers- Briggs and I ' ll tell you Every good surgeon needs a flea mine. 143 144 If the radiologist sees it, and the med student sees it, it can ' t be there PacMan Fever 4 pm quitting time! 4:30 pm quitting time! Wishful thinking . . Grody to the max! PLD ' s . . . finally LD ' s! Dirtballs I never miss an episode of Quincy! My tailor is Elton John. i Cardex rounds-we ' ll get them! I Anatomy is my only class 146 We ' re the only sane ones! Boland Kusminsky ' s Angels Momma don ' t let your ba- bies grow up to be cowboys. ill n r3ST i| H ■p r? V ' 9JtM m SBtW E 4 H B| STAT! ■K ] W ■ ; 1 K Prognosis by Palmistry --- ■■ ' — TlT-J Twinkletoes What did he bring for lunch today? Do I look like an attending? Hi Big Al! What ' s up? More housestaff interviews? Only 21 more days of wards! 147 Would you let these people park your car? 148 Blosser ' s Babes won again! Cafeteria Serenade? f H The devil made me do it! You tell me your MMPI, I ' ll tell you mine NBME crew ISO Discomfort? No, a little Hurt Caridology rounds a la Schaeffer Baby sitter I hold the record for penrose drains Noon conference Where ' s the party? 151 Tourist Day I ' ve got this great joke! Pat, can you take care of this bet for me? One more month of Peds wards. Z-z-z . . . I just can ' t do this anymore. We ' re kids at heart 153 Freebies If they can ' t find us we won ' t have to work. You left what in the wound? I don ' t do reservations! Med E HPI 1. Who has volumes 1-3 of your chart? 2. Have you been septic long? 3. Are both your PMN ' s ARA-C dependent? 4. When was your last fungemia? 5. Do you know your cardiac ejection fraction? 6. Is your Hgb always 4.0? 7. Do any of your granulocytes function? 8. What is the number of your hospice? 9. Is Staph aureus normal flora in your blood? The Medicine life for me! Chow down! 155 Coach Al « Aren ' t we cute? A classic sociopath This is the life for me! Protein in coffee - it ' s great! I ' m a Hacker Bahama mammas 157 Sometimes, doing a good job around here is like peeing your pants in a dark suit; it gives you a warm feeling, but nobody notices. LAWS OF THE HOUSE OF GOD IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. GOMERS DON ' T DIE. GOMERS GO TO GROUND. AT A CARDIAC ARREST, THE FIRST PROCEDURE IS TO TAKE YOUR OWN PULSE. THE PATIENT IS THE ONE WITH THE DISEASE. PLACEMENT COMES FIRST. THERE IS NO BODY CAVITY THAT CANNOT BE REACHED WITH A 14 NEEDLE AND A GOOD STRONG ARM. AGE + BUN = LASIX DOSE. THEY CAN ALWAYS HURT YOU MORE. THE ONLY GOOD ADMISSION IS A DEAD ADMISSION. X. IF YOU DON ' T TAKE A TEMPERATURE, YOU CAN ' T FIND A FEVER. XI. SHOW ME A BMS (BEST MEDICAL STU- DENT) WHO ONLY TRIPLES MY WORK AND I WILL KISS HIS FEET. XII. IF THE RADIOLOGY RESIDENT AND THE BMS BOTH SEE A LESION ON THE CHEST X-RAY, THERE CAN BE NO LESION THERE. XIII. THE DELIVERY OF MEDICAL CARE IS TO DO AS MUCH NOTHING AS POSSIBLE. Budin ' s Simple EKG ' s - TZaXXT Sims ARREST CITY L0CK LETHAL ARftVTWMlA iRRvmBLF FOCUS VENTRWUK STAMDSTIU. H«R WAMQ££iK pACEfc Laws Of The House Of WVU I. You ' re playing hard ball now. 1 Who can you trust? Nobody, not even Charlie Dyel 3. You are expected to know general con- cepts and specific details. Don ' t worry about anything else. 4. (Anatomy) If you don ' t find it, they can ' t tag it. A. Even if they can ' t tag it, it ' s probably on a Bassett slide. B. If it can ' t be found on a Bassett slide, it will undoubtedly be a relationship question on the test. 5. Renal physiology helps you learn your BUNs from U-rea. 6. It ' s good to be a little paranoid and hostile. 7. There are two ways to cut a suture . . . too long and too short. 8. There is more manic-depressive, obses- sive-compulsive, passive-aggressive, re- pressive-suppressive, confused and crazy behavior encountered in the classroom than you ' ll ever see in medical practice. 8. By the med of school, gunners will know everything about nothing, and the rest of the class will know nothing about everyth- ing. 9. When you hear hoof beats outside the door, think of zebras first. 159 wmfww Dr. and Mrs. Richard Knapp Irma H. Ullrich, M.D. Ellen E. Hrabovsky, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. N. Leroy Lapp Dr. and Mrs. John Alexander Drs. Narhaniel and Jeanne Rodman Bruce Nelson, M.D. Edmund D. Rink, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. James M. Srevenson Charles E. Andrews Donald W. Cox, M.D. Frederick C. Whirtier, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. R. M. lammarino Perer C. Raich, M.D. Eileen Srorey, M.D. David F. Graf, M.D. R. John C. Pearson Barbara Jones, M.D. George W. Weinsrein, M.D. Donald E. McDowell, M.D. Maureen D. Mayes, M.D Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Blaha Robert H. Waldman, M.D. Donald C. Carrer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rose Lewis A. Domenick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Serliff Dr. and Mrs. Edward C Voss, Jr. Leland J. Foshag, M.D. Basil G. Swisher Dr. and Mrs. Carl H. Carher, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard C Wallace Jerome and Janice Fanucci Mr. and Mrs. R. Samuel Oliver, Sr. David Z. Morgan, M.D. Robert L. Smirh, M.D. Larry Schwab, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Sreve J. Solris Mr. and Mrs. Roberr Brearly Mr. and Mrs. William P. Burderre John and Leona Kolerar Sidney C Lerfold, M.D. Edward J. Kolanko Dr. Herbert H. Pomerance Dean and Mrs. Thomas W. Mou Mr. and Mrs. Patrick P. Felice Dr. and Mrs. S. Elliot Harris Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Milam Warren Point, M.D. Ruth Phillips, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Anthony DiBarrolomeo Stanley Shane, M.D. Friends Dr. Robert Martin Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Eller William A. Neal, M.D. Dr. Thomas Finucane Dr. Robin McKenzie Dr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Morgan Dr. Harakh Dedhia The Senior Class and rhe PYLON Staff with deep grarirude, thank these friends who have made rhe 1983 PYLON a lasting momenro of our medical school experience WMW FTD Hauge ' s The new Allegheny General Hospital The new Allegheny General Hospital provides a 21st century environment fora full realm of medical and surgical services and its unique specialty care centers: cancer, cardiothoracic care, trauma and aging. As a 726-bed regional referral and teaching hospital, Allegheny General offers residency programs in Anesthesiology, Diagnostic Radiology, Emergency Medicine, Internal Medicine, Nuclear Medicine, Obstetrics Gynecology, Pathology, Surgery, Therapeutic Radiology and Thoracic Surgery. Sub-specialty fellowships and medical school fourth year electives are also available. We invite any inquiries you may have concerning our educational programs. Contact: Office of Medical Education (412) 359-3166 Allegheny General Hospital 320 East North Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15212-9986 162 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from The Mercy Hospital of Pittsburgh over 1 30 years of care and support for patients, employees, house staff, and community 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 Post-graduate medical training in Anesthesia General Surgery Flexible Program 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. 163 The Ohio Valley Medical Center Wheeling, W.Va. The Ohio Valley Medical Center, a 453-bed regional referral and teaching hospital, has been involved in Medical Education since 1914. OVMC has been the headquarters of the Wheeling Division of the West Virginia Uni- versity School of Medicine since 1974 through a major affiliation with the West Virginia Board of Reagents. Well structured summer externships are of- fered for students between their first and sec- ond years of medical school. In addition, a wide variety of fourth year selectives is of- fered. Free room and board is provided ex- ternes. Full-time residencies for graduates are con- ducted in General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics-Cynecology, and Radiology with affiliations in Urology, Plastic Surgery, and Family Practice. The program includes liberal stipends and benefits for residents. 164 For Information Write: Jeffrey S. Shultz, M.D., Chairman Medical Education Committee Ohio Valley Medical Center 2000 Eoff Street Wheeling, WV 26003 Call: (304) 234-8157 Recently, the Ohio Valley Medical Center en- larged its campus by expanding into a new pa- tient tower which includes: • Inpatient and Outpatient Surgery • Department of Radiology • Department of Radiation Oncology • Department of Obstetrics-Gynecology • EMSTAR Unit (Emergency Medicine, Shock, Trauma, and Resuscitation) • Seventeen-bed Intensive Care Unit • Twelve-bed Cardiac Care Unit • Sixteen-bed Intermediate Care Unit with Telemetry Monitoring • Two Hundred Patient Care Beds • A Four Hundred Seat Cafeteria MORGANTQWN ORTHOPEDIC ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED Extends to the Class of 1983 Congratulations and Best Wishes 1165 To the New Physician .... Congratulations on reaching this landmark in your profes- sional career. When you are prepared to open your first office, our officers, members and staff are ready and willing to assist you in selecting a town or city and to render any other help you may desire. WEST VIRGINIA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 1031 Charleston, W.Va. 25324 Telephone: (304) 346-0551 166 KRNRWHR MEDICRL SOCIETY HUB OF ACTIVITY HOME OF THE CHARLESTON AREA MEDICAL CENTER AND SITE OF THE WVU MEDICAL CENTER, CHARLESTON DIVISION Inquiries Welcome 405 Atlas Building Charleston, W.Va. 25301 167 WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, use Invest in something you care about... WVU To learn how. write the Foundation at 617 Spruce Street, Morgantown, WV 26505 or call (304) 296 8251 Congratulations Class of 1983 Dept of Neurosurgery WVU School of Medicine West Virginia Chapter American Academy of Family Physicians Officers 1982 - 1983 STATE OFFICERS Chairman of Board Thomas L. Ritz, M.D. President Robert D. Hess, M.D. President-Elect A. P. Brooks, Jr., M.D. Vice President .... William H. Harriman, Jr., M.D. Secretary Joseph B. Reed, M.D. Treasurer I. M. Kruger, M.D. Executive Secretary W. B. Ferrell, Jr., M.D. Delegate AAFP 1983 L. Dale Simmons, M.D. Delegate AAFP 1984 Joseph A. Smith, M.D. Alt. Delegate 1983 J. L. Fullmer, M.D. Alt. Delegate 1984 Thomas P. Long, M.D. BOARD OF DIRECTORS District I 1985 District II 1983 District III 1983 District IV 1984 District V 1984 District VI 1984 District VII 1983 District VIII 1985 Resident Member 1983 Student Members 1983 1983 Thomas G. Wack, M.D. Wilbur Z. Sine, M.D. Larry C. Rogers, M.D. Michael J. Lewis, M.D. R. S. Birckhead, M.D. D. Dean Patton, M.D. John V. Merrifield, M.D. Jose I. Ricard, M.D. Robert Denitzio, M.D. Stephen Freshwater Susan A. Terry 169 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 83 SHADYSIDE HOSPITAL We offer approved residency programs in: • FAMILY PRACTICE • PRIMARY INTERNAL MEDICINE • PATHOLOGY • FLEXIBLE FIRST YEAR Shadyside Hospital is not only a 465-bed (including 75 moni- tored beds) community hospital, but also a tri-state referral, teaching and research center offering in addition to the Resi- dency Programs: Fellowships in Cardiology, Endocrinology Gastroenterology University affiliated residency rotations in Radiology Anesthesiology Elective ambulatory experiences in satellite offices Approved Acting Internship Senior Electives Year-round Clinical Clerkship rotations Complete Health Science Library For additional information concerning Graduate Medical Education Programs, please contact: Office of Medical Education Shadyside Hospital 5230 Centre Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15232 (412) 622-2296 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES McKEESPORT HOSPITAL FAMILY PRACTICE RESIDENCY PROGRAM McKeesport, Pennsylvania 15132 (412) 664-2131 170 PROFESSIONAL BOOKS MEDICINE NURSING DENTISTRY, PHARMACY ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES EXCLUSIVE WVU ALUMNI GIFTS TWO LOCATIONS: Morgantown: Basic Sciences Building 293-4849 Charleston Division: WVU Medical Center 3110 McCorkle Avenue, S.E. Charleston, WV 25304 347-1272 WVU BOOK STORES St. Francis General Hospital ne thing you have to know about Pittsburghers. We ' re innovators. We opened the West, put pickles in every ice box in America, and devised the most relentless defense in football history. Our iron and steel spans rivers and caress clouds all over the world. St. Francis General Hospital aligns itself with this proud tradition. Two more of our contributions to national and local health care - the invention of the electrocardiographic machine and the first general hospital in America to treat alcoholism as a disease. We continue to be among the leaders in total health care as the largest hospital in Western Pennsylvania, a teaching hospital with nine residency programs.- • Internal Medicine • Diagnostic Radiology • Therapeutic Radiology • Obstetrics and Gynecology Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Psychiatry • Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery • Ophthalmology • Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation • a Fellowship in Cardiology St. Francis General Hospital was the first in the city to treat cancer with a betatron. We have the first unit in Pennsylvania for the treatment of adolescent chemical dependen- cy. We opened a walk-in clinic for heart cath- erization. And, in order to continue to treat the whole person, medically, psychologically and spiritually, we are at the beginning of an enormous building project. Join the innovators as St Francis General Hospital. Address all inquiries to-. Medical Education ST. FRANCIS GENERAL HOSPITAL 45th Street (off Penn Avenue) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15201 412 622-4100 171 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 102 Years Providing service to the medical profession HAUGE ' S FLOWER STORE AND GARDEN CENTER FEICK MEDICAL FRESH FROM OUR OWN GREENHOUSE MAIN STORE OFFICE SUPPLY DIAL 534-3341 DAYS NIGHTS HOLIDAYS Medical surgical supplies Medical surgical equipment VISIT OUR GARDEN CENTER IN ELDORA JUST 3 MIN. FROM MIDDLETOWN MALL ELDORA, W. VA. DOWNTOWN OUTLET 5220 Centre Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15232 (412) 681-5300 j 505 FAIRMONT AVE. j Me . William S. Schreyer Representative Wheeling, W.Va. TCtlfLOIllST ■ ii RESIDENCY IN FAMILY PRACTICE GRANT HOSPITAL ■ B Harriot Medical Center Columbus, Ohio • Flexible Transitional Year An established program in Family Practice is the only Resi- dency Program based in this 640 bed community hospital. • Family Practice • General Surgery • Orthopedics • Urology Grant Hospital has a strong medical educational commit- ment, university affiliations, and is recognized as a teaching hospital by the Association of American Medical Colleges. SALARIES COMPETITIVE HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE RECREATION PROGRAM MEETING TRAVEL ALLOWANCE MEALS, UNIFORMS, LAUNDRY For additional information contact: For more information write: Office of Medical Education Hamot Medical Center 201 State Street Erie, Pennsylvania 16550 Phone: 814 455-6711, Ext. 355 Gail W. Burrier, M.D., Director Grant Family Practice Residency 3341 East Livingston Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43227 (614) 239-0080 172 THE FLAME STEAK HOUSE STEAKS-SEAFOOD VARIETY OF OTHER FOODS LEISURE DINING IN A GRACIOUS ATMOSPHERE BANQUETS PARTIES FOR RESERVATIONS 296-2976 76 HIGH MORGANTOWN LOOK AT US For All Your Health Care Needs Including: extol systems Exercise Tolerance Systems S cflcutd 250 Bluefield Avenue Parchment Valley Road BLUEFIELD, WV 24701 RIPLEY, WV 25271 Phone 304-325-6131 Phone 304-372-8022 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 83 Do your homework you ' ll choose gas! MEDICAL SUPPLY COMPANY OF WHEELING Quality and Service 1303 Eoff Street Wheeling, WV 26003 302-232-2320 £ HOPE NATURAL GAS COMPANY A OlVISlON OF C0HS0UDATED OS SUPPLY C0RP0 Ti0N 173 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 83 . AKRON CITY HOSPITAL Voluntary Nonprofit Hospital from POSTGRADUATE TRAINING OFFERED IN: DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY EMERGENCY MEDICINE FAMILY PRACTICE GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE GENERAL SURGERY OBSTETRICS GYNECOLOGY OPHTHALMOLOGY ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY PATHOLOGY PLASTIC SURGERY PSYCHIATRY UROLOGY TRANSITION A major teaching hospital of the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, Akron City Hospital is a fully accredited 608 bed community teaching hospital located in northeastern Ohio. Members of the teaching staff actively support the medical education programs at Akron City Hospital. Research programs have been established in such areas as animal research, lymph research, antibiotic research, surgical research and vascular re- search. Hospital based physicians include specialists in Clinical Immunol- ogy, Ambulatory Care, Cardiology, Emergency Medicine, Family Practice, Infectious Disease, Pathology, General Surgery, Pulmo- nary Disease, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiology, Renal Dis- ease, Gynecology-Oncology, Perinatology, Psychiatry and Urol- ogy. Active teaching staff physicians in other subspecialities are located in the new adjoining Professional Center. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON CLINICAL CLERKSHIPS OR POSTGRADUATE TRAINING CONTACT: MEDICAL EDUCATION COORDINATOR AKRON CITY HOSPITAL 525 EAST MARKET STREET AKRON, OHIO 44309 (216) 375-3203 174 ysdrcooc CON MY Your school days are a once-m-a-lifetime experience. You make them memorable. We make them unforgettable. Tad Alonso Sales Representative 304-624-6991 CDCPIAI o Al n TO REDUCE OUR STOCK orLL lnL unLL before we inventory. J80.00 ► 76.00 74.00 Check with orde Four mouths approved notes. Cash upon inspection. No. 83. Physicians ' Buggy, with Shafts, PRICE REDUCED ,„ J PRICE REDUCED, PRICE REDUCEDtoi H ' gbest grade material and workmanship throughout. Positive guarantee for Two Years with every vehicle. Too— Hand Dipped Leather built solid to seat. Wheels— Strictly best second growth Hickory— Saiven or Divided Hub, Tire. Tnmminga — Best quality Leather or Cloth. Track. — 4 feet 4 inches, 4 feet 8 inches and 5 feet. Rubber Steps— Pure L th Stuffings— Springs in back and Cushion. Heavy Rubber Storm Apron, full length Carpet. (Velvet). Paneled Hinged Boot over back of body. EXTRAS AND SUBSTITUTIONS. Rubber Tires, $39.00; Long Distance Axles, 1 5 00, French open Rubber Heavy Springs, $3. 50 Initial Letters on Glass, $1 0. Silver Hub Bands and Nuts, $1 Pole, |5.50. THE COLUMBUS DUArTHN COMPANY, WEST BROAD STREET FACTORIES. • Mrtt I Wl COLUMBUS, O. Every Doctor Needs Id his practice a reliable, diffusive stim- ulant. Id muscular wasting, in consump- tion, nervous debilit) , dyspepsia, in • ' shock, or fainting from sudden injuries or surgical operations, there is nothing so prompt or reliable as WHISKEY, IF IT IS Pure and Unblended. And that is what we offer you, and at a price equally as low as is generally charged for inferior and blended goods. We buy direct from the distiller in quantity aDd save the jobber ' s profit, hence we can sell belter goods for less money. Coon Hollow. 4 years old, $2.50 a gal. Coon Hollow. 6 years old, 3.00 a gal. Coon Hollow, 8 years old, 3.50 a gal. Fine Old Port and Sherry Wines, 1.75 a gal. TERMS CASH. -CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. ftafWe make no charge for boxes or jugs. S. N. JONES, Druggist, 154 and 156 West Main. Mention this Journal Louis, ille, Ky Wf S tgmmmf CoMvo a rSuBswmu. Px xt cal All modem npmreme rfs . - Highest Standard- Excellence OURgrN ECOLOGICALfhAIR i ' sli6 r ' 5r iW6° Cwy{te r Wt MAKE THE FINEST UNE OF IN5TRUMENT MLDICINL CABINET5 , , — t TOBEFOt HD ZTZ.,-, NISAUD ROUIHG CHA fojx 7i:D.?imi mi APoY7f . IV • w Positive Results IN THE TREATMENT OF GONORRHOEA JANET ' S INTRAVESICAL IRRIGATION METHOD.... :, DR. PERD. C VALENTINE. :;: Prol. QOLOBERQ Complete Recoveries: j i per L-i-Tii OU within I0d yi ■jf per oat. %y J withai 2 wedo 95 we A8E mi 1 OftKHNAL rtANUFACTUREBS OF r 111 •. APPARATUS ALFRED REICHARDT CO. 27 Barclay Street, New York. DR. FRANK PATHOLOGY AT WORK My Resident says if this kid don ' t sleep, I don ' t sleep. Why, yes sir! I ' d be glad to hold a retractor. d9 «! 176 Balancing life ' s activities Bonel At last a simple concept! Sweet dreams? Ha! Another day in clinic At last, a specimen! I heard they needed a Swan in the ICU. You know, I used to look at boobs, now all I look at is veins. How come the only elevator that works is the Food Service eleva- tor? I don ' t know nuthin ' ' bout birthin ' ba- bies! but you should see Dr. Gutmann! 177 V ' i ' w!« W.V.TJ. OKIIOWIiiIDOjMIII I 178 The 1983 PYLON was published by the Senior Class of the West Virginia University School of Medicine and printed with offset lithography by Josten ' s American Year- book Company of State College, Pennsylvania. All pages were printed on 80 pound gloss finish with the exception of the 70 pound vellum stock text weight color pages. The cover is a forest green with a gold metallic inlay. Special copy on pages 6-11, 62 and 60 were from the WVU News Service. Photographs on pages 59 and 179 were taken by Dr. William D. Cutlip, II. The quotation on page 129 was by Alan Watts and obtained from AM ALSO A YOU by Jay Thompson and published by Clarkson N. Potter, Inc., in 1971. Laws of the House of God , on page 159, was taken from The House of God by Samuel Shem, M.D., published by Dell Publishing Co., Inc., copyright 1978. Other quotes on page 159 were largely supplied by Dr. Lawrence N. Payne. Dr. Frank Pathology, on pages 176-177, was created and produced by Dr. Melinda C. Mullins. The PYLON staff is grateful to Tad Alonso, Josten ' s American Yearbook Representative, for his time and effort. A special thanks is sent to Dr. Natalie Collapelle-Snodgrass for her inestimable work in the book ' s production. The Physician Heals, Nature Makes Well. Aristotle r? ;$h ' iS kttr- 4 .c ttO L[ 7 H. s gt i. ' •■■ X k $ Jj r I R stf % bhbm 1 m WlKm MHmnH ■• ' ' . ' ■.■■.,■■. 3 ; M Mfr I9HHH •■■■.. 19 V ■ Pig .• ' •■. ' ,■ ■ ' .■■■ ' . HiraPE M 1 - ' ' ■ . ' iV .!.■-.