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Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/announcementofco1952phil Philadelphia College of Osteopathup ^ v # \ &> Announcement of Courses 1952-1953 J -2. z PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY AND THE OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA 48th and SPRUCE STREETS PHILADELPHIA 39, PA. NORTH CENTER HOSPITAL 20th and DAUPHIN STREETS PHILADELPHIA 32, PA. THE UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOL SCHOOL OF NURSING OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA Announcement of Courses 1952-1953 2 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY The Corporation Officers Frederic H. Barth President of The Board of Trustees Guy W. Merryman Vice-President of The Board of Trustees H. Walter Evans Secretary of The Board of Trustees James M. Eaton Treasurer of The Board of Trustees Board of Trustees Arthur E. Armitage, Sr. George Haasis William C. Bugbee Paue H. Hatch Eugene J. Casey Alexander Levitt Ira W. Drew Charles W. Sauter, II Care Fischer C. Paul Snyder Frederic D. Garman Reed SpeEr Harry M. Wodeinger OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION Wieeiam E. Brandt, D.O., Litt.D Administrator and Acting Dean Thomas M. Rowland, Jr., B.S Registrar Harry 0. RiepEn Comptroller Frances H. Beisel, A.B Librarian J. St. George Joyce Director of Public Relations EXECUTIVE FACULTY William Baldwin, Jr. J. Ernest Leuzinger Angus Cathie Paul T. Lloyd Edwin H. Cressman Frederick A. Long William F. Daiber O. Edward Owen James M. Eaton Joseph F. Py H. Walter Evans K. L Senior Joseph L. Hayes William S. Spaeth David Heilig T. W. StieglEr, Jr. DC s QUALITY CONTROL MARK PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY STANDING COMMITTEES Committee on Admissions *Claus, Tomei, C. Baldwin, Rowland Committee on Undergraduate Curriculum, Young, Chr., Senior, Owen, Hessdoreer, Rowland Committee on Graduate Curriculum *DaibER, RicEman Committee on Rules Spaeth, Chr., Witlin, Bradford, Heilig Committee on Research W. Baldwin, Chr., Heilig, Senior Committee on Scholarship CrEssman, Chr., Daiber, Bradford Committee on Student Welfare *Daiber, Barnhurst, Guest Library Committee *Long, Wheeler, W. Baldwin Committee on A.O.A. Student Loan Gehman, Chr., Young, Purse Committee on Discipline Py, Chr., Flack, S aylor The Dean is chairman. *?'"• 4 ANNOUNCEMENT 19524953 FACULTY PROFESSORS EMERITUS SARAH W. RUPP, D.O., Professor Emeritus of Neuro- Anatomy, 8 Shirley Road, Narberth, Pa. WILLIAM S. NICHOLL, D.O., D.Sc, Professor Emeritus of Art of Practice, 4909 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia 24, Pa. EUGENE M. COFFEE, D.O., Professor Emeritus of Jurisprudence, 618 Park Avenue, 465 Haddon Avenue, Collingswood, N. J. EDWARD G. DREW, D.O., D.Sc, F.A.C.O.S., Professor Emeritus of Gynecology, 10 West Street, Waterville, Me. RUTH E. TINLEY, A.B., D.O., M.Sc, Professor Emeritus of Pediatrics, 1318 Wakeling Avenue, Philadelphia 24, Pa. C. HADDON SODEN, D.O., M.Sc, Professor Emeritus of Osteopathic Therapeutics, 12 S. 12th Street, Philadelphia 7, Pa. D. S. B. PENNOCK, D.O., M.D., D.Sc, Profgsso> Emeritus of Surgery, 1813 Pine Street, Philadelphia 3, Pa. %!*€*> HERBERT V. DURKEE, D.O., M.Sc, Professor Emeritus of Histology, 236 E. Commerce Street, Bridgeton, New Jersey PROFESSORS H. WALTER EVANS, D.O., M.Sc, Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1526 N. 16th Street FRANCIS J. SMITH, D.O., M.Sc, Professor of Anesthesia, 6809 Emlen Street FREDERICK A. LONG, D.O., M.Sc, Professor of Neurology & Psychiatry, Central Medical Building PAUL T. LLOYD, D.O., D.Sc, F.A.C.O.S., Professor of Radiology, 48th and Spruce Streets J. ERNEST LEUZINGER, D.O., M.Sc, F.I.S.O., F.A.C.O.S., Professor of Otorhinolaryngology and Bronchoesophagology, 1813 Pine Street JOSEPH F. PY, D.O., M.Sc, Professor of Bacteriology & Hygiene, 460 Lyceum Avenue EDWIN H. CRESSMAN, D.O., Professor of Dermatology & Syphilology, 315 S. 22nd Street WILLIAM BALDWIN, JR., M.A., D.O., Professor of Physiology & Pharmacology, 6856 N. 19th Street ANGUS GORDON CATHIE, D.O., Professor of Anatomy, 48th and Spruce Streets WILLIAM S. SPAETH, D.O., Professor of Pediatrics, 2804 Hillcrest Road, Drexel Hill, Pa. WILBUR P. LUTZ, D.O., Professor of Osteopathic Medicine, 1906 W. 73rd Avenue KENNETH L. SENIOR, B.S., M.S., Professor of Chemistry, 48th and Spruce Streets ^* '"»■ JAMES M. EATON, D.O., F.A.C.O.S.fProfessor of , Surgery^ 12 S. Twelfth Street V- ■ i„, O. EDWIN OWEN, B.S., M.A., D.O., Professor of Pathology, Engle and Rose Valley Road, R.D. 20, Media, Pa. thj)lo| O-Xxlu^^^^ PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 3 CLINICAL PROFESSORS THEODORE W. STIEGLER, D.O., Clinical Professor of Osteopathic Medicine, 923 Jefferson Street, Wilmington, Del. AXTONIA ABEYTA, B.S., D.O., F.O.C.O., Clinical Professor of Ophthal- mology, 4615 Locust Street CARLTON STREET, D.O., M.Sc, F.A.C.O.S., Clinical Professor of Surgery, 1228 Lehigh Avenue LEO C. WAGNER, D.O., M.Sc. ^F.A.C.Q^J Clinic atrics, 23 E. Lacrosse Avenue^rjahsdowne, Pa. EARL F. RICEMAN, D.O., Clinical Professor of Osteopathic Medicine, 5328 Greene Street WILLIAM F. DAIBER, D.O., Clinical Professor of Osteopathic Medicine, 5000 Penn Street FRANCIS E. GRUBER, D.O., Clinical Professor of Obstetrics, 1414 Spruce Street MAHLON H. GEHMAN, D.O., Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology, 1818 Pine Street ARTHUR M. FLACK, JR., A.B., D.O., F.A.C.O.S., Clinical Professor of Surgery, 135 S. 17th Street GALEN YOUNG, D.O., Clinical Professor of Surgery, 2300 Providence Avenue, Chester, Pa. JOSEPH L. HAYES, D.O., Clinical Professor of Physical Therapy, 4916 Larchwood Avenue ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS J. CRAIG WALSH, D.O., Associate Professor of Surgery (Anesthesiology), 4173 Ridge Avenue DEWAINE GEDNEY, D.O., Associate Professor of Surgery, 135 S. 17th Street F. MUNRO PURSE, D.O., Associate Professor of Pediatrics, 127 Elmwood Avenue, Narberth, Pa. ASSISTANT PROFESSORS HARRY HESSDORFER, D.O., Assistant Professor of Osteopathic Medi- cine, 7032 Ogontz Avenue f? 2) f c$ KENNETH L. WHEELER, D.O. ,. Assistant Professor of Radiology, 1700 Walnut Street HERMAN KOHN, D.O., Assistant Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 5331 Baltimore Avenue BERNARD WITLIN, D.Sc, Assistant Professor of Bacteriology & Hygiene. 6203 N. 11th Street WILLIAM BARXHURST, D.O., Assistant Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 3475 Midvale Avenue BARBARA REDDIXG, D.O., Assistant Professor of Osteopathic Principles & Technique PHILIP M. LESSIG, M.A., D.O., Assistant Professor of Bacteriology & Hygiene, 179 E. Roosevelt Boulevard JOHN J. McHEXRY, D.O.. Assistant Professor of Osteopathic Medicine, 5201 Pine Street 6 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952-1953 JOHN W. SHEETZ, D.O., Assistant Professor of Otorhinolaryngology, 2065 N. 63rd Street DAVID HEILIG, A.B., D.O., Assistant Professor of Osteopathic Principles & Technique, Commercial Trust Building, 21 S. 15th Street SPENCER G. BRADFORD, D.O., Assistant Professor of Physiology & Pharmacology, 1245 W. Allegheny Avenue MICHAEL COLEMAN, D.O., Assistant Professor of Proctology (Sur- gery), 1616 W. Erie Avenue ENRIQUE VERGARA, A.B., D.O., Assistant Professor of Proctology, 1616 N. Broad Street ASSOCIATES CLARENCE BALDWIN, D.O., Associate in Osteopathic Medicine, 2936 W. Lehigh Avenue VICTOR R. FISHER, D.O., Associate in Osteopathic Medicine, 18th and Chestnut Streets BLANCHE C. ALLEN, A.B., B.A., D.O., Associate in Anatomy, Bryn Mawr, Pa. HARRY I. STEIN, A.B., D.O., Associate in Otorhinolaryngology, 3027 W. Diamond Street BERYL E. ARBUCKLE, Associate in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, 920 N. 63rd Street GEORGE GUEST, D.O., Associate in Neuropsychiatry, 1226 W. Lehigh Avenue CECIL HARRIS, D.O., Associate in Neurology & Psychiatry, 2904 W. Girard Avenue JACOB B. RAPP, D.O., Associate in Osteopathic Medicine, 5614 Spruce Street LESTER EISENBERG, D.O., Associate in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 36 Copley Road, Upper Darby, Pa. GEORGE W. TAPPER, D.O., Associate in Osteopathic Medicine, 425 Cooper Street, Camden 2, N. J. LECTURERS JONATHAN K. MILLER, D.D.S., Lecturer in Bacteriology & Hygiene, 39th and Chestnut Streets EDWARD R. THIELER, D.O., Lecturer in Bacteriology & Hygiene, 7804 Bayard Street HENRY B. HERBST, D.O., Lecturer in Osteopathic Medicine, 41 E. Walnut Lane DAMASCO DeRIVAS, M.D., M.Sc, Ph.D., Lecturer in Bacteriology & Hygiene (Tropical Medicine), Lansdowne, Pa. GLEN W. COLE, D.O., Lecturer in Orthopedic Surgery, Norristown, Pa. ARNOLD GERBER, D.O., Lecturer in Surgery, 5040 Chestnut Street HARRY F. MINTZER, D.O., Lecturer in Osteopathic Medicine, Wood- lynne, N. J. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 7 DEMONSTRATORS DAVID W. CRAGG, D.O., Demonstrator in Anatomy, 4515 Paul Street LeMAR EISENHUT, JR., D.O., Demonstrator in Anatomy, New Hope, Pa. RICHARD LEEDY, D.O., Demonstrator in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, Woodbury, N. J. ARNOLD MELNICK, A.B., M.A., D.O., Demonstrator in Pediatrics, 3226 Tyson Avenue WILLIAM MORRIS, JR., B.S., D.O., Demonstrator in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 536 S. 57th Street INSTRUCTORS ROBERT E. BACHMAN, D.O., Instructor in Osteopathic Medicine, 5723 Torresdale Avenue FRED E. MOWRY, D.O., Instructor in Radiology, 2014 W. Tioga Street LEWIS G. TORRIERI, B.S., M.D., D.O., Instructor in Anatomy, Upper Darby, Pa. THOMAS K. STANDRING, D.O., Instructor in Ophthalmology & Oto- laryngology, Oaklyn, N. J. WARREN PRATT, D.O., Instructor in Anatomy, 6816 Market Street JOHN H. SCHALL, A.B., D.O., Instructor in Chemistry, 4727 Hazel Avenue EDGEL WILEY, D.O., Instructor in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, Lancaster, Pa. GEORGE H. COURT, D.O., Instructor in Surgery, Upper Darby, Pa. MORTON HERSKOWITZ, B.S., D.O., Instructor in Neurology & Psychiatry, 2637 W. Columbia Avenue OTTO M. KURSCHNER, A.B, D.O., Instructor in Pediatrics, 1319 N. 52nd Street THOMAS F. SANTUCCI, D.O., Instructor in Pediatrics, 1523 S. Broad Street ERNEST T. TALONE, D.O., Instructor in Pediatrics, Norristown, Pa. SAMUEL BRINT, D.O., Instructor in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 409 S. 46th Street ASSISTANTS NATHANIEL N. BERMAN, D.O., Assistant in Osteopathic Medicine, Yeadon, Pa. FRANCIS R. O'BRIEN, D.O., Assistant in Surgery (Proctology), 69th and Market Streets ROBERT WHINNEY, D.O., Assistant in Urology, 4915 Oxford Avenue WILLIAM L. TANNENBAUM, D.O., Assistant in Radiology, 111 S. Broad Street HAROLD L. BRUNER, D.O., Assistant in Osteopathic Medicine, 5051 Oxford Avenue SHERWOOD BERMAN, D.O., Assistant in Pediatrics, 6127 Caster Avenue JOHN ANTHONY TORELLO, D.O., Assistant in Anatomy, Avondale, Pa. HARRY E. BINDER, D.O., Assistant in Surgery, 7247 Charles Street, Mayfair 8 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 HARRY H. KOLANDER, D.O., Assistant in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, 405 Ritner Street KERMIT LYMAN, D.O., Assistant in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, Brookline, Upper Darby, Pa. NICHOLAS S. NICHOLAS, D.O., Assistant in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, 6794 Market Street RAYMOND RUBERG, D.O., Assistant in Surgery, 4614 Wayne Avenue WILLIAM C. SODEN, D.O., Assistant in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, Elkins Park, Pa. LEOPOLD SALKIND, D.O., Assistant in Pediatrics, 1630 S. 6th Street WARREN SWENSON, D.O., Assistant in Surgery, 6654 Frankford Avenue RALPH TOMEI, D.O., Assistant in Osteopathic Medicine, 3533 Ryan Avenue NICHOLAS TRETTA, B.S., D.O., Assistant in Osteopathic Medicine, 7418 Buist Avenue HUBERT WAGNER, A.B., D.O., Assistant in Surgery, 6608 N. Sixth Street CLYDE SAYLOR, B.S., D.O., Assistant in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, 112 S. 16th Street GEORGE BORGMAN, D.O., Assistant in Physiology & Pharmacology, Allentown, Pa. CLINICAIi ASSISTANTS THEODORE C. LOUX, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, Manoa, Pa. MICHAEL BLACKSTONE, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Urology, Allen- town, Pa. MARTIN FARBER, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Surgery (Proctology), 5200 Frankford Avenue WALTER WILLIS, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Dermatology & Syphilology, Conshohocken, Pa. ALBERT J. FORNACE, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Medicine, 5607 N. 5th Street SIDNEY KOCHMAN, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Medicine, 204 E. Allegheny Avenue ALBERT C. KETTE, JR., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Medi- cine, Hatfield, Pa. ANTON CLAUS, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Medicine (Tropi- cal), 731 Vernon Road HERBERT LIPKIN, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1824 W. Montgomery Avenue DANIEL FORD, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, Drexel Hill, Pa. EDWARD FREEDMAN, A.B., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Pediatrics, Upper Darby, Pa. CHARLES HEMMER, A.B., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Surgery (Anes- thesiology), 5001 Pine Street WILLARD H. STERRETT, JR., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Urology, 112 W. Walnut Lane ISRAEL FELDMAN, Ph.D., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Dermatology & Syphilology, 901 S. 22nd Street PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY FREDERICK ANNE, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, 5035 Schuyler Avenue ALBERT BONIER, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, 724 N. 7th Street ALBERT REIBSTEIN, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, 2114 Chelten Avenue MILFORD ALPER, BERNARD, A.B., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Oph- thalmology, 2438 S. Orkney Street H. J. VANDER MARK, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Ophthalmology, Wood- bury, N. J. THEODORE KURZ, B.S., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Physical Therapy, 401 1 Baltimore Avenue EDWARD SARAMA, B.S., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Ophthalmology & Otorhinolaryngology, Blackwood, N. J. DOMINIC BONTEMPO, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Anatomy, Norristown, Pa. JOHN CAPISTA, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Medicine, 1808 S. 18th Street MATHEW DeCARO, B.S., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Medi- cine, 1618 S. 10th Street WILLIAM BRIGLIA, D.O, Clinical Assistant in Proctology, 734 Wharton Street JOSEPH C. SNYDER, B.S., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Surgery (Proc- tology), Washington, D. C. JOSEPH VENUTO, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Ophthalmology & Oto- rhinolaryngology, 1548 E. Passyunk Avenue FRANK P. MILLER, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, 5517 W. Chew Ave. WILMER BATH, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Neurology & Psychiatry, Conshohocken, Pa. SAMUEL CARUSO, A.B., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Pediatrics, 1417 Jackson Street HERBERT MOSKOW, A.B., DO., Clinical Assistant in Pediatrics, 1648 S. 4th Street VINCENT T. CIPOLLA, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Principles & Technique, 1429 Morris Street JOHN L. CIONCI, A.B., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Prin- ciples & Technique, 4000 N. 7th Street DAVID SILVERMAN, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, 725 S. Third Street DOMINIC MARSICO, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Medicine. 4822 Greene Street GEORGE GEUTING, A.B., B.S., D.O., Clinical Assistant in Dermatology & Syphilology, 6910 Market Street IRVIN LEPOFF, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Otorhinolaryngology, 721 S. 4th Street EDWARD F. LYNCH, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, 1700 Walnut Street VINCENT I. WALSH, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Osteopathic Medicine, 4533 N. 5th Street ELI KREMER, D.O., Clinical Assistant in Obstetrics & Gynecology. 6302 Morton Street 10 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 Osteopathic Hospital of Philadelphia HONORARY STAFF Dr. David S. B. Pennock Dr. Ruth Elizabeth TinlEy Dr. C. Haddon Soden Dr. Edward G. Drew ATTENDING STAFF Abeyta, Antonio Baldwin, Clarence Baldwin, William, Jr. Coleman, Michael *Cressman, Edwin H. *Daiber, William F. *Eaton, James M. *Evans, H. Walter Fisher, Victor R. Flack, Arthur M., Jr. Gedney, Dewaine Gehman, H. Mahlon Gerber, Arnold Gruber, Francis E. Guest, George Harris, Cecil Kohn, Herman *Leuzinger, J. Ernest Levin, Abraham *Lloyd, Paul T. Lutz, Wilbur P. *Owen, O. Edwin Rapp, Jacob B. Redding, Barbara Riceman, Earl F. Sheetz, John W., Jr. *Smith, Francis J. *Spaeth, William * Street, Carlton V^rgara, Enrique Wagner, Leo C. Walsh, J. Craig Whinney, Robert A. Young, Galen S. * Executive Committee Members ASSOCIATE STAFF Arbuckle, Beryl Barn hurst, William Binder, Harry Brint, Samuel Court, George Eisenberg, Lester Hammer, Charles A. Kette, Albert C, Jr. Kurschner, Otto M. Melnick, Arnold Morris, William G. Purse, F. Munro Reib stein, Albert Ruberg, Raymond Snyder, Charles W., Jr. Snyder, Joseph C. Stein, Harry I. Sterrett, H. Willard, Jr. Swenson, Warren Swiet, A. Aline Tapper, George Tomei, Ralph J. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 11 COURTESY STAFF Axelrod, Jerome Back, Joseph M. Belkoee, Meyer M. Berger, Arnold Bonier, Albert Briglia, William Caruso, Samuel Catanese, Joseph Cionci, John L. DeCaro, Matthew Vincent DeMasi, Andrew D. Eni, Nicholas Fellows, H. Allen Fornace, Albert J. Gillespie, William J. Goldstein, Saul Guyer, Samuel Harris, Arnold S. Jannelli, Anthony S. Kanofe, Saul Kochman, Sidney Kohn, Jerome Kirsh, Harold Kremer, Eli LaCavera, Joseph L avery, John P. Lieberman, Isadore Lipkin, Herbert Loux, Theodore C. Marsico, Dominic E. Mascioli, Alfonso A. McCormick, Ignatius L. Moskow, Herbert Neifield, Martin S. Poppe, Herman E. Roedell, George Rubin, Morton Salkind, Leopold Salkind, Morris Santucci, Thomas Selisker, Lewis A. Shore, Harold Silverman, David Singer, Bernard Steinsnyder, Hartley R. Tretta, Nicholas Venuto, Joseph Vickers, Frieda Oshever Walsh, Vincent I. Weingrad, Leon Young, Paul S. Departmental Staffs HONORARY STAFF David S. B. Pennock, D.O., M.D., D.Sc. (Ost.), F.A.C.O.S. Edward G. Drew, D.O., D.Sc. (Ost), F.A.C.O.S. Ruth Elizabeth Tinley, A.B., D.O., M.Sc. (Ost.) DEPARTMENT OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE Attending Physicians William F. Daiber, D.O., Chief Attending Physician Wilbur P. Lutz, D.O. Earl F. Riceman, D.O. Clarence E. Baldwin, D.O. Jacob Rapp, D.O. Victor Fisher, D.O. William Baldwin, Jr., D.O. 12 ANNOUNCEMENT 19524953 Associate Physicians George W. Tapper, D.O. Albert C. Kette, Jr., D.O. Ralph J. Tomei, D.O. DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY James M. Eaton, D.O., F.A.C.O.S., Chief Attending- Surgeon Carlton Street, D.O., M.Sc. (Ost), F.A.C.O.S., Attending Surgeon Arthur M. Flack, Jr., A.B., D.O., F.A.C.O.S., Attending Surgeon Galen S. Young, D.O., Attending Surgeon Enrique Vergara, B.S., D.O., Attending Proctologist Michael Coleman, D.O., Attending Proctologist Abraham Levin, A.B., D.O., Attending Proctologist Dewaine Gedney, D.O., Attending Surgeon Warren H. SwEnson, D.O., Associate Surgeon George H. Court, D.O., Associate Surgeon Harry E. Binder, D.O., Associate Surgeon Albert S. Reibstein, D.O., Associate Surgeon Raymond Ruberg, D.O., Associate Surgeon Joseph C. Snyder, D.O., Associate Proctologist DEPARTMENT OF UROLOGY Robert A. WhinnEy, D.O., Attending Surgeon H. Willard Sterrett, Jr., D.O., Associate Surgeon DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY, OTOLARYNGOLOGY, AND BRONCHOSCOPY J. Ernest Leuzinger, D.O., M.Sc. (Ost), F.O.C.O., F.A.C.O.S., Chief Attending Surgeon Antonio Abeyta, B.S., D.O., Attending Ophthalmologist H. Mahlon Gehman, D.O., Attending Ophthalmologist John W. Sheetz, Jr., D.O., Attending Surgeon Harry I. Stein, D.O., Associate Surgeon Charles W. Snyder, D.O., Associate Surgeon DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY James M. Eaton, D.O., F.A.C.O.S., Chief Attending Surgeon Arnold Gerber, D.O., Attending Surgeon PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 13 DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY H. Walter Evans, D.O., M.Sc. (Ost.), F.A.C.O.O., Chief Attending Surgeon Francis E. Gruber, D.O., Attending Surgeon Herman Koiin, D.O., Attending Surgeon William M. Barnhurst, D.O., Associate Surgeon Samuel Brint, D.O., Associate Obstetrician Lester Eisenberg, D.O., Associate Obstetrician William G. Morris, D.O., Associate Obstetrician DEPARTMENT OF OSTEOPATHIC THERAPEUTICS Barbara Redding, D.O., Attending Physician Beryl ArbucklE, D.O., Associate Physician DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY Paul T. Lloyd, D.O., M.Sc. (Ost), F.A.C.O.S., Chief Attending Radiologist A. Aline Swift, D.O., Associate Radiologist DEPARTMENT OF PEDIATRICS William S. Spaeth, D.O., Chief Attending Pediatrist Leo C. Wagner, D.O., M.Sc. (Ost), Attending Pediatrist Otto M. Kurschner, D.O., Associate Pediatrist Arnold Melnick, D.O., Associate Pediatrist F. Munro Purse, D.O., Associate Pediatrist DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY George A. Guest, D.O., Attending Physician Cecil Harris, D.O., Attending Physician DEPARMENT OF DERMATOLOGY AND SYPHLLOLOGY Edwin H. Cressman, D.O., M.Sc. (Ost.), Chief Attending Physician DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY O. Edwin Owen, D.O., M.Sc. (Ost.), M.A., Pathologist & Director of Pathology Laboratory Morris Osattin, D.O., M.Sc. (Ost), Assistant Pathologist Tobias Shild, D.O., Assistant Pathologist Joseph Py, D.O., M.Sc. (Ost.), Director, Department of Bacteriology Bernard Witlin, D.Sc, Bacteriologist Kenneth L. Senior, B.S., M.Sc. (Ost), Bio-Chemist 14 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 DEPARTMENT OF ANESTHESIA Francis J. Smith, D.O., M.Sc. (Ost), Chief Attending Anesthetist J. Craig Walsh, D.O., Attending Anesthetist Charles A. HemmER, D.O., Associate Anesthetist APPROVED CONSULTANTS Osteopathic Internal Medicine Dr. William F. Daiber, (I) Internal Medicine, Chairman of Department Dr. Clarence E. Baldwin, (I) Internal Medicine Dr. Victor Fisher, (I) Internal Medicine Dr. Earl F. RicEman, (I) Internal Medicine Dr. Wilbur P. Lutz, (I) Internal Medicine Dr. William Baldwin, Jr., Internal Medicine Dr. Jacob B. Rapp, Rheumatology- General Surgery Dr. David S. B. Pennock, (S) Honorary Dr. Edward G. Drew, (S) Honorary Dr. James M. Eaton, (So) Chairman of Department Dr. Carlton Street, (S) Dr. Arthur M. Flack, Jr., (S) Dr. Galen S. Young, (S) Dr. DewainE GednEy, (S) Urologic Surgery Dr. Robert Whinney Dr. H. Willard SterrETT, Jr. Dr. Michael BlackstonE Orthopedic Surgery Dr. James M. Eaton, (So) Chairman of Department Dr. Arnold Gerber Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology, and Bronchoscopy Dr. J. Ernest Leuzinger, (Ot) Chairman of Department Dr. Antonio Abeyta, (00) Ophthalmology Dr. H. Mahlon Gehman, (OO) Ophthalmology PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 15 Osteopathic Therapeutics Dr. C. Haddon Soden, Honorary Dr. Beryl Arbuckle, Cerebral Palsy Dr. Barbara Redding Pediatrics Dr. Ruth E. TinlEy, (Ped.) Honorary Dr. William S. Spaeth, (Ped.) Chairman of Department Dr. Leo C. Wagner (Ped.) Dermatology and Syphilology Dr. Edwin H. Cressman, (D) Chairman of Department Anesthesia Dr. Francis J. Smith, (A) Chairman of Department Dr. J. Craig Walsh, (A) Radiology Dr. Paul T. Lloyd, (R) Chairman of Department Neurology and Psychiatry Dr. George Guest Dr. Cecil Harris Obstetrics and Gynecology Dr. H. Walter Evans, (OG) Chairman of Department Dr. Francis E. Gruber, (OG) Dr. Herman Kohn, (S) Dr. Lester EisEnberg, Obstetrics Pathology Dr. O. Edwin Owen, Pathologist Dr. Joseph F. Py, Bacteriologist and Serologist Dr. Bernard Witlin, Bacteriologist and Serologist Mr. Kenneth L. Senior, Biochemist 16 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952-1953 Historical Statement THE Philadelphia College of Osteopathy was established in 1898 by Dr. O. J. Snyder and Dr. Mason Pressley, chartered as a professional school dedicated to "improved methods of the healing art in accordance with Osteopathic theories of etiology, diagnosis, the prevention and treatment of diseases in general, and the practice of surgery, obstetrics and the specialties" and to "Osteopathic research and the dissemination of scientific knowledge." It was incorporated as "The Philadelphia College and Infirmary of Osteopathy," January 24, 1899, under the laws of the State of New Jersey. The first class was graduated in 1900. In 1921 the corporate name of "Philadelphia College of Osteopathy" was authorized. The first college was opened in the Stephen Girard Building and shortly afterward was transferred to larger quarters in the Witherspoon Building. In 1903 it was moved to the northeast corner of Thirty-third and Arch Streets. From 1908 to 1911 it was situated at 715 North Broad Street, and from 1912 to 1916 at 832 Pine Street. In 1916 the Reyburn Mansion at the southeast corner of Nineteenth and Spring Garden Streets was pur- chased for the College. A fifty-bed hospital building was erected adjoining the College on Nineteenth Street. Subsequently two properties adjacent to the College on Spring Garden Street were purchased to serve as annexes to the College and Hospital. The Board of Directors of the Osteopathic Hospital secured the present site at Forty-eighth and Spruce Streets in 1928, where space in a completely new building was opened for classes' on November 16, 1929. The Osteopathic Hospital of Philadelphia was chartered under the laws of Pennsylvania, May 10, 1911, "to establish support and conduct a General Hospital for the treatment of sick and injured persons." The hospital was the outgrowth of a Dispensary located at 1617 Fairmount Avenue. In 1911 the Osteopathic Hospital of Philadelphia was established at 410 South Ninth Street. When the college moved to Nineteenth and Spring Garden Streets, the hospital was temporarily quartered at 1725 Spring Garden Street, where it remained until completion of the hospital building on the Nineteenth Street site in 1918. In January, 1929, the Board of Directors sponsored a public campaign for funds, setting the goal at $1,030,000, to meet the needs for new college and hospital buildings. The success of this great drive, in which $1,044,000 was subscribed, is without parallel in Osteopathic achievement involving a building program. The site at the northeast corner of 48th and Spruce Streets was pur- chased in 1928 at a cost of $165,000. Upon this tract, with a frontage of 281 feet on Spruce Street and 250 feet on 48th Street, units for College, Hospital and administration were erected in 1929 at a cost of a million dollars. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 17 In 1951 the Hospital purchased the buildings and grounds of the long- established Women's Homeopathic Hospital of Philadelphia, occupying a complete city block in North Philadelphia, bounded by Dauphin Street, Uber Street, Susquehanna Avenue and 20th Street. There are five buildings on a shaded lawn, bounded by a stone fence. The acquisition of this plant increased the total hospital bed capacity above the four-hundred level, making the Philadelphia Hospital the largest single teaching hospital in the Osteo- pathic profession. The setting up of this newly-acquired property as part of the College-Hospital operation involved the organizing of a fund supplied by the Hospital Staff members. Within a short period in the month of August the Staff marshalled a cash sum of more than $300,000 for this purpose. Our Hospital Staff began using its new North Philadelphia Center on May 16, 1951. Final settlement was made August 16. On September 29, 1951 was held the formal dedication at which time the gateway plaque, "Philadelphia College of Osteopathy, North Center Hospital," was un- veiled by Dr. Frederic H. Barth, President of the Board of Trustees, and Dr. David Sands Brown Pennock, for more than a quarter of a century Chief of Staff on our hospital, and the man w T ho obtained the first charter for an Osteopathic hospital ever issued by the State of Pennsylvania. With the opening of classes in the fall of 1951, the clinical teaching was extended to cover North Center Hospital as well as all the other functions of the West Philadelphia parent unit. Both hospitals operate as one organiza- tion, and the teaching and service functions of the two hospitals are coordinated by the Faculty and Staff. The Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and the Osteopathic Hospital of Philadelphia are so organized that each department extends throughout College, Hospital and Clinic as one team under the direction of the depart- ment head. The School of Nursing trains Registered Nurses in the special skills required for Osteopathic care of patients. ORGANIZATION The general governing body of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy is the Board of Trustees. The Board consists of fifteen members. The educational and financial interests of the College are administered by the Board. The Faculty members are appointed to office by the Board of Trustees. THE COLLEGE PHYSICAL STRUCTURE The parent College-Hospital building at Forty-eighth and Spruce Streets is designed in collegiate gothic. The structure, comprising four floors and a basement, is built of colonial red brick with limestone trim and variegated slate roof. The main entrance on Spruce Street, flanked by towers, opens into a large lobby connecting the College and Hospital units. Immediately off the lobby are waiting rooms and general administrative offices. In the 18 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 basement of the College is found the Out-Patient Clinic Department. There are completely equipped departments for clinical instruction in neurology, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, proctology, ophthalmology and oto- laryngology, urology, dermatology, diseases of the chest, physical therapy, etc. On the first floor is the auditorium, the College Administration offices and the College Library. On the second floor are located laboratories — physiology and pharmacology, embryology and histology — and classrooms. On the third floor is found the Department of Chemistry. In addition, this floor contains the pathology and bacteriology laboratories, research laboratories, and classrooms. The fourth floor houses the Anatomy Laboratory. This con- sists of working facilities for students with ample demonstration material on display, adjoined by the cadaver room, mortuary and autopsy room. THE HOSPITAL In the building jointly utilized by the College and Hospital, the Hospital units offer accommodations for 168 patients, comprising private rooms, semi-private rooms, wards, nurseries, delivery unit, operating units, work- rooms, X-ray quarters, kitchens, dining rooms, etc. The basement comprises kitchen, dining rooms and serving rooms. In the central section of this floor is found the X-ray Department containing complete diagnostic and therapeutic units. The first floor is planned as a general floor. Here are found receiving and emergency wards, three adult wards and a children's ward, private and semi-private rooms. The Maternity Department occupies the second floor. Here are located a complete operating and delivery unit, two wards, private and semi-private rooms, general and isolation nurseries ; in addition, the typical work rooms. Surgery occupies the third floor ; an operating amphi- theater with seating capacity of approximately 200, a private operating room, anaesthetizing room, and the orthopedic department. Work rooms and a sterilizing room occupy the central section. Wards, semi-private rooms, and private rooms make up the remainder. The amphitheater of the third floor operating room occupies the central section of the fourth floor. Adjoining are laboratories of Pathology and Bacteriology, the mortuary and autopsy room, and classrooms of the School of Nursing. The combination of the osteopathic college with its two hospital units is organized to give the student the optimum clinical training. All departments of college teaching are correlated, with each clinical department extending throughout College, Hospital and Dispensary as one unit under the direction of a single head. CLINICAL FACILITIES AND OPPORTUNITIES The clinics of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and the Osteo- pathic Hospital of Philadelphia have been distinctive in their extensive scope, stable organization and abundant patronage. Situated in a great medical metropolis, the osteopathic dispensary has of necessity competed PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 19 with similar units of other institutions and has flourished under constantly increasing demands. A large number of demonstrators on daily service at both hospitals make possible intimate and personal contact with the individual students. In the out-patient dispensaries the vast amount of clinical material further insures contact with a wide range of varying grades of diseases. The clinical department prescribes systematic and coordinated instruction in all phases of osteopathic medicine. The schedules for third and fourth year classes are so arranged that the students are daily occupied in the practical work in the College clinics and in the wards and laboratories of the Hospitals. For a period of twelve weeks senior students serve as clinical clerks in the Hospital. Additional hospital teaching facilities are afforded by attendance of third and fourth year students in small groups at the Municipal Hospital of Philadelphia for bedside instruction in contagious diseases. An out-patient Maternity Clinic furnishes an abundance of subjects for prenatal and general obstetrical care in homes throughout that section of the city. HARVEY SCHOOL OF ANATOMY The Harvey School of Anatomy is a regularly chartered institution for the study of practical Anatomy, and is housed in the College building. A collection of special dissections, specimens and models is on display and arranged for study. The facilities afford excellent opportunities for detailed investigation of normal and abnormal structures. The dissecting room is equipped with tables and cabinets of special demonstration material. THE MUSEUM The Museum of the College contains specimens and models placed in mahogany, plate-glass, well-lighted cases occupying the entire north wing of the main auditorium. The collection includes both normal- and pathological specimens, serial sections, dissections and mounted preparations illustrating the major diseases. Among the most notable are the collection of bone specimens, human embryos, Spalthoholtz preparations, development of the cardio-vascular system in plaster, etc. The Anatomy Laboratory houses a museum of international repute, declared by visiting State Board inspectors one of the best in the world maintained by any school of the healing arts. O. J. SNYDER MEMORIAL LIBRARY The general Library of the College is quartered in the college building, adjacent to the auditorium. It contains several thousand volumes recom- mended by the various departments for collateral reading, including all the standard osteopathic textbooks and periodicals, current journals as they are circulated and bound volumes of the more important publications covering 20 ANNOUNCEMENT 19524953 past years. Students have free access to the Library. Most of the books may be borrowed for a period of one week upon presentation of the library card issued to individuals by the Librarian. Working libraries are provided in laboratory, and in research and clinical departments. COURSE OF STUDY It is the aim of the college to prepare the student for the general practice of Osteopathy. The first two years of the four-year instruction program are concerned principally with the fundamentals : anatomy, histology, em- bryology, chemistry, pathology, physiology, and bacteriology. During the second year, work is begun in physical diagnosis, osteopathic medicine, and radiology, as a basis for the more advanced subjects of surgery, obstetrics, and the various divisions of general osteopathic practice which occupy most of the final term of the second year and all of the third year. The fourth year is essentially clinical with assignments in the general and special out- patient clinics, in the wards of the hospitals, and to special assignments involving "field trips" to other hospitals. Throughout the course the principles and practice of osteopathic manipulative technique are directed to their specific applications in each field. This teaching departmental work is coordinated with the basic sciences during the first year and progressively leads into the clinical phases of practical application as the training program progresses through the upper years. HOSPITAL INTERNSHIPS Each year selected members of the graduating class are recommended to the Board of Directors of the Osteopathic Hospital of Philadelphia for appointment as interns to serve for one year from the following first of July. This selection is made primarily on the basis of scholarship and personality, as well as intellectual fitness. The Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy also assists in securing positions as resident interns in other hospitals throughout the country. The demand for interns from the Philadelphia College far exceeds the supply. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 21 Isotope Laboratory Located in the College and nearing completion is a laboratory designed and equipped for the use of artificial radioactive materials in the diagnosis and treatment of disease and also in the fields of research. The laboratory has been equipped through generous gifts from The Central Lions Club of Philadelphia and The North Philadelphia Lions Club, and Stephen Girard Lions Club. Modern work tables, a stainless steel sink and a stainless steel hood have been installed, while the survey meters, scalers and Geiger tubes avail- able are designed to meet the needs of those engaged in using radio-isotopes. Additional equipment includes standardized radium and neutron sources and other items essential to the operation of such a laboratory. A specially constructed safe has been obtained for the purpose of storing radioactive materials and generally the laboratory has been so constructed as to provide safety for the workers and convenient service to physician and patient. 22 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 Requirements for Admission Applicants for admission to the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy for the regular osteopathic course candidates for the degree of Doctor of Osteopathy, must present satisfactory evidence of having successfully com- pleted a course of preliminary study equivalent to the following: (A) FOUR YEARS ACCREDITED HIGH SCHOOL COURSE OR ITS EQUIVALENT, AND IN ADDITION, (B) A MINIMUM OF TWO YEARS OF COLLEGIATE WORK IN AN APPROVED COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, OR ITS EQUIVALENT, WITH SPECIFIED COURSES IN CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, BIOLOGY AND ENGLISH. The details of requirement (B) are as follows: 1. 50% of the total number of credits required for the baccalaureate degree in Arts or Science at an approved college of liberal Arts and Sciences. 2. Chemistry: Inorganic — Full college course of at least 8 hours. Organic — Minimum of 4 hours of which at least 2 should be laboratory work. 3. Physics: Minimum of 8 hours of which at least 2 should be laboratory work. 4. Biology : Minimum of 8 hours of which at least 4 should be laboratory work. (This requirement may be satisfied by a course of 8 semester hours in either General Biology or Zoology, or by courses of 4 semester hours each in Zoology and Botany, but not by Botany alone.) 5. English: Minimum of 6 hours in composition and literature. Students will not be admitted to the college with any deficiencies in these requirements. Prospective applicants continuing in pre-professional study for three or four years are advised not to take excessive work in the physical and biological sciences except that the work in Chemistry should include some instruction in qualitative and quantitative analysis and physical chemistry, if possible, and studies in organic chemistry may be extended. However, if you receive a "D" in a science course (such grade noticeably reflecting upon your general science average), it would be advisable to take additional work in that subject. The pre-osteopathic student is urged to take additional work in subjects of cultural rather than vocational emphasis, such as literature, philosophy, history, fine arts, modern languages, psychology, social sciences, written and spoken English. The various states have different standards of preliminary education. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 23 FOR PURPOSES OF LICENSURE STUDENTS ARE CAUTIONED TO ACQUAINT THEMSELVES WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAWS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE STATES, GOVERNING PRE- PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS. THIS SHOULD BE DONE BEFORE ENTERING UPON THE PROFES- SIONAL COURSE. IT IS TO BE EXPRESSLY UNDERSTOOD, HOWEVER, THAT ALL STUDENTS SEEKING ADMISSION, REGARDLESS OF THE VARIOUS STATE REQUIREMENTS, MUST SATISFY THE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY AS STATED ABOVE. METHOD OF MAKING APPLICATION Applications for a given Academic year will be accepted only until February 1st preceding the September of desired entrance. THIS IS THE DEADLINE— EARLY APPLICATION IS ENCOURAGED. All inquiries regarding admissions should be addressed to the Registrar from whom application forms may be obtained. The application form properly executed and accompanied by (a) the application fee of $15.00, (b) a recent 2x3 photograph of the applicant, (c) a brief autobiographical sketch should be submitted to the Registrar. The fee is not refundable. REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION Every candidate for the degree of Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.) must be at least twenty-one years of age, and be of good moral character. He must have fulfilled all the requirements for admission to this College. He must have satisfactorily passed all prescribed examinations, and be free from indebtedness to the College and Hospital and must have completed the program of study required for the degree. The candidate must attend in person the annual commencement at which the degree is conferred. REQUIREMENTS FOR PRACTICE All students, upon graduating, are required to take State Board licensing examinations in order to practice in the respective States for which they wish to qualify. Such examinations are given by either State Boards of Osteopathic Examiners or composite Medical and Osteopathic Boards of Examiners, as regulated by the various State laws. The passing of the Board examinations and the subsequent license given to those who attain a satisfactory standing, give the privilege of registering for practice in certain other States without further examination. Students and graduates of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy are admitted to the examinations of the National Board of Osteopathic Examiners. 24 ANNOUNCEMENT 19524953 TUITION AND FEES The College has a single fee system, including tuition, laboratory fees, breakage fees, health service, etc. The basic fee does not include graduation fee nor certain items which are customarily the subject of student purchase, such as books and microscope, which remain the property of the student. The present annual tuition is $750, one half on the first of February in each academic year. The only exception to this schedule of payments is for the first year. Upon notification of acceptance by the Committee on Admis- sions, an advance payment of $50.00 is required to retain the applicant's position in the class for which he is accepted. This advance payment will be deducted from the tuition payment due on Registration day, but is not refundable in case of withdrawal. The fees to be paid by students are subject to change at any time in the discretion of the Board of Trustees. Fees are neither returnable or transferable. The student whose fees remain unpaid when due will be debarred from all classes until his obligations are adjusted. The student will be held accountable for all absences incurred through the operation of this rule. A fine of $5 will be added to all fees not paid in full 10 days after the specified time for payment. A fee of $5 is charged for each examination given out of course. Under no circumstances are any departures made from these announced regulations. Failure to meet these conditions will automatically debar the student from attendance to classes and other privileges of the College. If a student withdraws from College on account of illness or other physical disability within two months from the opening date of any semester, a pro rata return of the tuition fee may be authorized, provided the student files with the Dean a written notification of his withdrawal together with a physician's certificate. In no case will fees be refunded for dishonorable dismissal or withdrawal on account of poor scholarship. STUDENT COUNCIL FEES The Student Council is authorized to assess the students from time to time on a per capita basis to finance its operation. These fees do not come within the scope of Veterans Administration Regulations. The fee has been set by Student Council at $10. Each student upon registration must pay this fee to Student Council and separate checks must be drawn to the order of Student Council of Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and must not be drawn to the order of the College. MICROSCOPES All students entering the College are required to provide themselves with microscopes of standard type fitted with 10X oculars and 16 mm., 4 mm., and oil immersion objectives. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 25 Students are required to provide themselves with instruments, laboratory materials, textbooks as recommended by the heads of the various departments and instruments needed for the various diagnostic examinations of patients. Each second-year student is required to equip himself with a hemocytometer. SCHOLARSHIPS The Auxiliary of the American Osteopathic Association awards five scholarships annually, each valued at $800.00. An applicant for a scholarship must have received a tentative acceptance by an osteopathic college and must apply for the scholarship by June 1st of the year of matriculation. Applications and inquiries for the scholarships should be addressed to the Director of the Office of Education of the American Osteopathic Association, 212 East Ohio Street, Chicago 11, Illinois. STUDENT LOANS The Student Loan Fund of the American Osteopathic Association has been set up to make possible certain financial assistance to deserving Junior and Senior students. Applications and other explanatory materials may be obtained in the Registrar's office. STUDENT EMPLOYMENT The program of professional study demands the full energy and time of the student. The demands are much more rigid than those of the average pre-professional curriculum. For this reason, it is assumed that the student will not engage in any remunerative work while attending the College. STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE On March 31, 1951, the Board of Trustees voted the following health and accident insurance program which is provided without extra cost to under- graduate students of the College: 1. Pre-admission physical examination including roentgen ray study of the chest. 2. Annual physical examination while enrolled as a student, including roentgen ray study of the chest. 3. Three clinic or bedside appointments by a Staff Osteopathic Physician for any one disability while a student in the College. 4. Laboratory and special examinations when needed and approved by the Student Health Service. 5. A Blue Cross membership providing hospitalization benefits under the terms of the Semi-Private-Plan-Subscription Agreement while enrolled as a student in the College. 26 ANNOUNCEMENT 19524953 6. The privilege of subscribing for Blue Cross membership for dependents by paying the supplementary fee asked by the Blue Cross for such benefits. Payment to be made on a semi-annual basis. STUDENT ACTIVITIES Student Council The welfare of the students in their relation to the College is in the hands of a Council consisting of representatives of the four classes in the College. The president of the organization is elected by the Student Council from the fourth-year class. Regular meetings are held throughout the year at which time appropriate topics are discussed. The Student Council expresses itself in matters affecting general student interests. Neurone Society The Neurone Society is a scientific and social organization of the student body of the College. It was organized February 24, 1902. The declared objectives of the Society are to encourage the development of osteopathic organization, to promote interest in scientific subjects, and to establish good fellowship among students. All students become members automatically at the time of registration. Other Societies There are organizations of students from the various states to which they plan to return for practice after graduation, constituting so-called "Junior societies." It is the aim of these societies to stimulate interest in the activities and problems of the respective State organizations and to encourage membership upon graduation. Other academic and social societies are the Neo-Honorary Society, the Newman Club, the Digon Society, the Obstetrical Society, the Neurological Society, the Bacteriological Society, the Urological Society, the Pediatrics Society. These organizations meet regularly to discuss diversified topics in their respective fields. A Junior Woman's Osteopathic Society has been formed. All women students are members of this Society. The wives of students have also been organized into a Student Wives' Association. Fraternities The following fraternities maintain chapters at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy : Atlas, Iota Tau Sigma, Lambda Omicron Gamma, Phi Sigma Gamma. An interfraternity council, consisting of representatives from each fraternity and the Dean, supervises and directs the affairs of common interest to these organizations. An agreement on matters of rushing and pledging has been operative for a number of years. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 27 Publications There are two publications of specific student interest on the campus. The Osteopathic Digest is a magazine published at intervals during the academic year for distribution among the students and Alumni. The Axone is the student newspaper which is sponsored by the Student Council and edited by members of the student body containing items of both campus and professional interest. Glee Club The College Glee Club is one of the most popular extra curriculum activities. This group is composed of both nurses and college students who under competent direction entertain at various College functions. AFFILIATED EDUCATIONAL. PROGRAMS Students studying toward the degree of Doctor of Osteopathy benefit from attendance in an institution which sponsors a variety of related programs. Graduate Division The Graduate Division was established in 1933 to provide graduate instruction for osteopathic physicians who are engaged in service. The primary purpose is to offer instruction on a short-term basis, or a part-time basis, to meet a variety of needs. Some graduate students are fulfilling requirements for certification in a specialty or for increased privileges of state license. Some are taking the courses as a review and to become familiar with recent advances in scientific knowledge and professional practice without further objective in mind. Interne and Residency Training Each year certain members of the graduating class are recommended for appointment as interns in the hospital. Selection is made on the basis of scholarship and the possession of those skills and personal qualities essential to high achievement in the profession. A residency training program is also provided for graduate physicians who wish to prepare for specialty practice and who wish to qualify for State licenses and for certification by the American Osteopathic Association. School of Nursing Since 1915 a School of Nursing has been maintained with a highly selected student body drawn from a wide geographical area. The School is accredited by the Pennsylvania State Board of Examiners for the Registration of Nurses. 28 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 DEGREES Commencement, June 11, 1949 DEGREES IN COURSE MASTER OF SCIENCE IN OSTEOPATHY Harold E. Drssser, D.O. Tobias Shiu), D.O. DOCTOR OF OSTEOPATHY Adler, William V Brooklyn, N.Y. 2 yrs., New York University Adlestein, Max Harrisburg, Pa. 2 yrs., Lebanon Valley College Benedict, Helen E Lansdowne, Pa. B.S., Bucknell University Buff, Herbert Martin Brooklyn, N.Y. A.B., Brooklyn College Borgman, George J Bellefontaine, Ohio 3 yrs., University of Alabama Brodsky, Samuel Herman Wilmington, Del. A.B., University of Delaware Catanese, Joseph Philadelphia, Pa. 5 yrs., University of Palermo, Sicily Connor, Janetta Valerie . Trenton, N.J. 3 yrs., New York University Doe, Stanley Harrisburg, Pa. 2 yrs., Bates College Ewing, Edward, III Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., University of Pennsylvania; y 2 yr., La Salle College; y 2 yr., Western Reserve University ; 1 yr., Boston University Feldman, Lester Philadelphia, Pa. B.A., Bucknell University Freilich, Theodore H Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University Friedman, Robert Allentown, Pa. 4 yrs., University of Washington, Seattle; V/z yrs., Temple University Gagliano, Anthony Charles Philadelphia, Pa. B.A., University of Toronto Giaimo, Anthony Joseph Norristown, Pa. B.S., Villanova College PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 29 Gillespie, William John, Jr Cynwyd, Pa. 2 yrs., Ursinus College Goldberger. Irwin Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., Villanova College Kane, Elliot Charles Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., Temple University Katchinoff, Julius J Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S., Columbia University; y 2 yr., University of Alaska Kunkle, Joseph E Johnstown, Pa. B.S., State Teachers College, Slippery Rock, Pa. ; 2 l / 2 yrs., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh Maglieri, Robert Eugene Bronx, N.Y. 3*/2 yrs., Fordham University McDonald, Chester Bernard, Jr Benton Harbor, Mich. 2 yrs., Western Michigan College; 1^2 yrs., University of Detroit; Summer, Wayne University McNeal, William C .. ... . . . . Syracuse, N.Y. 2 yrs., St. Lawrence University ; A.B., University of Alabama Miller, Henry Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs., Villanova College Nonziato, Charles Gerald Trenton, N.J. B.S., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science Reiber, Dorothy A Butler, Pa. B.S., Grove City College Renzi, Caroline Mary Philadelphia, Pa. B.A., Rosemont College ; 4 mos., University of Pennsylvania Salerno, Dominic Joseph Philadelphia, Pa. B.S.. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science Shaw, Martha Jeane Norristown, Pa. B.A., Maryville College Sivitz, Dorothy Jean Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., Temple University Smith, George Upper Darby. Pa. 2 yrs., University of Pittsburgh Swiencki, Bernard S Glen Lyon, Pa. A.B., Susquehanna University Torello, John Antonio South Coatesville, Pa. 2 yrs., Lincoln University ; 1 yr., University of Delaware Wallner, Leonard Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., Temple University Zamot, Adeline Bennett Worcester, Mass. B.S., Misericordia College Zamot, Joseph J Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs.. University of Pennsylvania Zarowitz, Daniel Bronx, N.Y. 3 yrs., Washington Square College ; 1 yr., Long Island University 30 ANNOUNCEMENT 19524953 DEGREES COMMENCEMENT, JUNE 10, 1950 HONORARY DEGREES DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS Richard S. Cox Dean, Philadelphia Textile Institute DOCTOR OF LIBERAL LAWS Charles A. FurEy, D.O. DEGREES IN COURSE MASTER OF SCIENCE IN OSTEOPATHY John Edward Leech, D.D. John J. McLaughlin, B.A., D.O. Morton Terry, B.A., D.O. DOCTOR OF OSTEOPATHY ADAMS, J. W Lewisburg. Pa. iy 2 yrs., Juniata College; B.S., Bucknell University ASNIS, THEODORE Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Temple University, College of Pharmacy BARR, ERVIN Philadelphia. Pa. B.A., Pennsylvania State College BOOKBINDER, MARVIN Burlington, N.J. B.A., University of Pennsylvania BRAMMICK, ZACHARY Philadelphia. Pa. 2 yrs., La Salle College BREUNINGER, CHARLES F Lebanon. Pa. 2 yrs., Temple University; y 2 yr., Rutgers University BRO WNSTEIN, STANLEY SOL Philadelphia. Pa. 2 yrs., Temple University CANTER, MILTON Trenton, N.J. B.A., Franklin & Marshall College CHAIKIN, JOSEPH Camden, N.J. 2 x / 2 yrs., Temple University CONNOR, JOSEPH PATRICK Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs., La Salle College COOPER, ABRAHAM SAMUEL Philadelphia. Pa. B.S., Temple University, College of Pharmacy CRISCIONE, LOUIS R. Bronx. N.Y. 3 yrs., Wagner College PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 31 CURRIE, WILLIAM SIDNEY Woodbridge, N.J. B.A., Georgetown University ; 1 yr., Rutgers University ; 1 yr., Seton Hall College Di PASQUA, JOSEPH H Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Temple University, College of Pharmacy DiPOMPO, LOUIS L Riley, Maine A.B., Colby College DOBRITT, WALTER PETER Hamtramck, Michigan B.S., Wayne University DONATI, O. JOHN Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Villanova College DUBIN, JOSEPH M Scranton, Pa. B.S., University of Scranton ELLIOTT, C. WAYNE Cortland, Ohio B.S., University of Minnesota FISHER, WILLIAM Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University FLEISHER, PHILIP FRITZ Bronx, N.Y. \y 2 yrs., New York University, City College of New York; y 2 yr., University of North Dakota FLINT, RALPH W., JR Mt. Airy, Pa. B.S., University of Pennsylvania GLASSMAN, FRANKLIN HERMAN Snyder, N.Y. 2 yrs., University of Buffalo GLUCKSON, LEONARD D Atlantic City, N.J. A.B., Cornell University GOODMAN, EMANUEL M New York, N.Y. B.A., New York University GREEN, ALFRED L Pawtucket, R.I. B.S., Rhode Island State College GREENBERG, ISADORE S Mountaindale, N.Y. B.S., Pennsylvania State College GREIF, LAWRENCE B Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S., Queens College HAWS, VIRGIL EDWARD Dayton, Ohio 2 yrs., University of Dayton JOHLER, CHARLES W T M Carbondale, Pa. 2 yrs., University of Pennsylvania ; y 2 yr., University of Scranton ; y 2 yr., Misericordia JOHNS, ROSWELL JAMES Honesdale, Pa. B.A., Susquehanna University JOHNSTON, JAMES A., Ill Lansdowne, Pa. 3 yrs., Pennsylvania State College KAISER, ESTHER HELSEL Ambler, Pa. B.S., College of Chestnut Hill KAPLAN, SIDNEY Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science ; 1 yr., Lafayette College KIRSCHBAUM, MEYER Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Temple University, College of Pharmacy 32 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 KLEVANSKY, RAYMOND Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science KOHNHEIM, LOUIS AARON Detroit, Mich. B.S., Wayne University KORIN, BERNARD Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., University of Pennsylvania KUPTSOW, AARON Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs., University of Pennsylvania LATKOVIC, NICHOLAS Gary, Ind. B.S., Western Kentucky Teachers College; 1 yr., Lebanon Valley College LENHART, ASTRID DELITZSCH Wilmington, Del. B.A., University of Delaware LIPSON, ALBERT S Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science McCABE, DONALD LEE Ardmore, Pa. 2^2 yrs., Ursinus College; x / 2 yr., Haverford College MARTZ, WILLIAM LEE Johnstown, Pa. 1 yr., University of Pittsburgh; V/ 2 yrs., Muhlenberg College MAYER, RICHARD DAVID Media, Pa. 2 yrs., University of Pennsylvania MAYER, ROBERT B Media, Pa. 2 yrs., Temple University MOSES, CHARLES HENRY MANN, JR Narberth, Pa. 3 yrs., Haverford College; i/^ yr., University of Pennsylvania MUSICK, WILLIAM J Bethlehem, Pa. B.S., Ursinus College MYERS, MARVIN M Philadelphia, Pa. B.A., University of Pennsylvania ORLOFF, HERBERT LEWIS New Haven, Conn. B.S., University of Connecticut PARKER, JAMES NORMAN, JR Yeadon, Pa. 2 yrs., Ursinus College; \y 2 yrs., Franklin and Marshall College PERTSCHUK, LOUIS PHILIP New York, N.Y. A.B., New York University PURDY, RUTH E Killbuck, Ohio B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University; y 2 yr., Arizona State College RANDOLPH, STANTON F Highland Park, N.J. 4 yrs., Rutgers University ROMM, HERMAN Philadelphia, Pa. 3/4 yrs., Temple University ROSENTHAL, MARTIN HAROLD Philadelphia, Pa. B.A., Temple University ROTHMEYER, DAVID C Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., Lebanon Valley College RUBIN, HERBERT MARTIN Long Island, N.Y. 3 yrs., Queens College; Vi yr., City College of New York RUBINSTEIN, SAMUEL H Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs., Temple University RZONCA, HENRY JOHN Elizabeth, N.J. B.S., Villanova College PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 33 SCHREIBER, MURRAY New York, N.Y. 2 yrs., Franklin and Marshall College SEROTA, BENJAMIN Philadelphia, Pa. B.Sc., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science SIEGEL, DANIEL KARL New York, N.Y. 3 yrs., New York University SIEGEL, JOSHUA Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., Temple University ; 1 yr., New York University SIMON, SIDNEY New York, N.Y. 3 yrs., New York University SOMERVILLE, WILLIAM A., JR New York, N.Y. A.B., Muhlenberg College ; 1 yr., Fordham University THALER, ABRAHAM Bayonne, N.J. B.S., College of City of New York; 2 yrs., Long Island University; \y 2 yrs., New York University WAKELING, ROBERT WILLARD Reading, Mass. A.B., Duke University WILSON, C. EUGENE Philadelphia, Pa. B.A., Colgate University 34 ANNOUNCEMENT 19524953 DEGREES COMMENCEMENT, JUNE 16, 1951 HONORARY DEGREES DOCTOR OF SCIENCE Frederic H. Barth DOCTOR OF OSTEOPATHIC SCIENCE C. Paul. Snyder, D.O. DEGREES IN COURSE DOCTOR OF OSTEOPATHY ABRAHAMSON, BERNARD Philadelphia, Pa. Drexel Institute; Temple University ALLEN, THOMAS T South Portland, Me. University of Maine ANGERT, IRVIN J . . . . . Philadelphia, Pa. University of Minnesota ; Temple University AXELROD, IRVIN J . . . . . Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University ; Biarritz American University BERNHEISEL, JAMES LEE Harrisburg, Pa. Gettysburg College; Lebanon Valley College BOVE, VICTOR M Bethlehem, Pa. Rhode Island State College ; Moravian College BROWNDORF, MARVIN Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University CAIN, RICHARD FRANCIS Philadelphia, Pa. Michigan State College CARNEY, THOMAS FRANCIS Lawrence, Mass. A.B., Boston College; M.A., Boston University CLARK, DONALD E Newtown Square, Pa. University of Pennsylvania; Ursinus College; Haverford College COOK, L. KENNETH Harrisburg, Pa. Pennsylvania State College CORNBROOKS, CHARLES WILLIAM, JR. Washington, D.C. University of Virginia ; University of Richmond ; American University CRAMER, DAVID Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University D'ALONZO, H. ANTHONY .. Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University DUNN, WILLIAM J Rahway, N.J. Franklin & Marshall College; Roanoke College EASTON, THOMAS MELROY Philadelphia, Pa. Bethany College PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 35 ELLIS, PAUL Brooklyn, N.Y. New York University ENGLANDER, ELLIOTT S Philadelphia, Pa. Monmouth Jr. College; Temple University ERVIN, RUSSELL JUDSON Lancaster, Pa. Franklin & Marshall College FELDMAN, ARTHUR LLOYD Allentown, Pa. Muhlenberg College FELDMAN, LEONARD LOUIS Philadelphia, Pa. University of Pennsylvania; St. Mary's University of Law FIDLER, JOHN AURENTZ Lebanon, Pa. Lebanon Valley College FINK, LEON IRWIN Brooklyn, N.Y. A.B., New York University FLICKINGER, QUENTIN R Winchester, Va. College of William & Mary FRANK, JOHN HENRY York, Pa. York Junior College; B.S., Franklin & Marshall College GLASER, MELVIN M Brooklyn, N.Y. University of Pittsburgh ; A.B., Brooklyn College GREENETZ, HARRY RAYMOND Westmont, NJ. A.B., University of Pennsylvania ; Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College GRONER, LLOYD JAY Allentown, Pa. B.S., Muhlenberg College GUERDAN, DONALD CARROLL Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., St. Peter's College HACKET, DAVID JAMES Allentown, Pa. Muhlenberg College HAYES, JOHN H Audubon, NJ. B.S., Wilkes College HENDERSON, ALBERT HUGHES Bridgeport, Conn. Bates College HONIG, ALBERT M Bayonne, NJ. A.B., Pennsylvania State College HUNT, ROBERT M Philadelphia. Pa. University of Pennsylvania ; University of North Carolina ; Moravian College KATZ, PHILIP Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University KATZ, SIDNEY J Philadelphia, Pa. Pennsylvania State College KENNEY', RICHARD R., JR New Kensington, Pa. West Virginia Wesleyan KIMMELMAN, ABRAHAM S Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University KIRSCHB AUM, LEONARD J New York, N.Y. New York University KIR:TON, THOMAS EDMUND New York, N.Y. B.S., Howard University 36 ANNOUNCEMENT 19524953 KOENIGSBERG, ABRAHAM Jersey City, N. J. St. Peter's College LEE, BRENDAN JOSEPH Upper Darby, Pa. A.B., La Salle College LESHNER, WILLIAM f Philadelphia, Pa. Muhlenberg College; Temple University LEVENSON, GEORGE Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., University of Pennsylvania LINKENHOKER, JACK PRESTON Springfield, Ohio Ohio State University; A.B., Wittenberg College LOVELACE, JOHN HAYWOOD, II New York, N.Y. University of Southern California; Los Angeles City College; Indiana University; Butler University MILLER, JAY R York, Pa. Elizabethtown College; Franklin & Marshall College MITNICK, MARVIN LOUIS Philadelphia, Pa. Bucknell University; Temple University MOUER, PHILIP LEE . Waynesboro, Pa. Catawba College MURRAY, ROBERT W Camden, N.J. B.S., Villanova College NATHANSON, BORIS New York, N.Y. B.S., College of the City of New York NORTON, JAMES LEROY Milwaukee, Wis. B.S., Michigan State College; University of Michigan; University of Puerto Rico OLIVER, JACK RUGG Johnstown, Pa. University of Pittsburgh PALMER, LAWSON F., JR Philadelphia, Pa. College of William & Mary PALTIN, SAMUEL J Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University PATENAUDE, EDWARD W Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University PICKOFF, HAROLD Brooklyn, N.Y. College of the City of New York POST, WILLIAM T Philadelphia, Pa. University of Pennsylvania ; La Salle College QUELER, NORMAN Bronx, N.Y.C., N.Y. A.B., New York University RABER, MARTIN JACOB Brooklyn, N.Y. Bob Jones College; St. John's College RICHMAN, SIDNEY Philadelphia, Pa. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science REID, DONALD R West Medford, Mass. B.S:, Tufts College RIVIELLO, JAMES JOHN Camden, N.J. B.S., St. Joseph's College ROBIN, MURRAY Queens, N.Y. B.S., Queens College ; University of Pennsylvania ROSENBERG, HAROLD Mount Vernon, N.Y. B.A., Drake University PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 37 ROTHMAN, IRWIN Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University ; V.M.D., University of Pennsylvania SCHWARTZ, FREDERICK JAY Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Syracuse University SCHWARTZ, WALTER W Philadelphia, Pa. Pennsylvania State College ; Temple University SLOBOTNICK, MANUEL H Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University SNOKE, JOHN WALTER Lemoyne, Pa. B.S., Franklin & Marshall College SOKOL, SYLVAN Philadelphia, Pa. B.Sc, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science SPIRO, JAMES H Philadelphia, Pa. Drexel Institute ; Temple University STARER, LEONARD J Colwyn, Pa. Ursinus ; B.S., Villanova College STARK, ELI H Brooklyn, N.Y. Brooklyn College STEETLE, JOHN ROBERT Indiana, Pa. B.S., Indiana State Teachers College; A.B., University of Alabama STINGER, DAVID R Philadelphia, Pa. St. Joseph's College THOMSEN, FREDERICK H Queens, N.Y. Wayne College TROUM, ARTHUR LESTER Bayonne, N.J. A.B., New York University UNDERWOOD, WALTER B, JR Verona, NJ. Dartmouth College; B.S., Dickinson College WEISS, SIDNEY Camden, N.J. B.S., College of the City of New York WEITZEL, JOHN Pittsburgh, Pa. Washington Jefferson University; Duquesne University WELDON, ROBERT S Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University WESLEY, CARL J. ... .. Los Angeles, Calif. New York University; Columbia University YOUNG, ROBERT M Haddonfield, N.J. Ursinus College ZINNER, LAWRENCE H Perth Amboy, N.J. University of Chicago ; B.S., Rutgers University ZIPPERER, WILLIAM P Chicago, 111. B.S., University of Alabama 38 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 CLASS OF 1952 ABRAMS, STANLEY E Brooklyn, N.Y. A.B., M.A., New York University AZELVANDRE, JOSEPH J Clarksburg, W.Va. 1 yr., Xavier University; 1 yr., Grove City College; 1 yr., West Virginia Wesleyan BARRETT, JOHN H Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., Ursinus College BAWDEN, HARRIS K., JR Philadelphia, Pa. 2 1/4 yrs., Temple University BOHANNON, C. E Philadelphia, Pa. 1 yr., Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery ; 2 yrs., La Salle College BRUCKNER, DONALD C Rochester, Pa. y 2 yr., University of Pittsburgh; 3 yrs., Geneva College BURNS, JOHN E. P Audubon, N.J. 3 yrs., La Salle College CAPALBO, RALPH H Mount Vernon, N.Y. i/4 yr., Notre Dame; 3 yrs., Fordham University CARLIN, EDWIN S Upper Darby, Pa. 3^4 yrs., Drexel Tech; x / 2 yr., University of Pennsylvania; 1 yr., Pennsylvania Area College Centers CASSETT, NORMAN Camden, NJ. A.B., Temple University CENTZ, PAUL N Berne, Ind. Y-z yr., Temple University; 3^ yrs., Park College; 1 yr., Defiance College CETIN, JOHN C Sharon, Pa. 2 yrs., Westminster College CIRIACO. SAMUEL E Reading, Pa. B.S., Villanova College COSTELLO, JAMES J Utica, N.Y. B.S., Niagara University CRANE, NORMAN B. . .' Brooklyn, N.Y. 2y 2 yrs., College of City of New York; \y 2 yrs., Oklahoma A. & M. College; B.S., Oklahoma A. & M. College DEMERY, LEROY W Kingstree, S.C. B.S., S. C. A. & M. College DILLMAN, LIONEL W Philadelphia, Pa. 2^4 yrs., La Salle College DOTY, EDWIN F Hulmeville, Pa. B.S., University of Dubuque ELLIS, NORMAN R Camden, NJ. 2 yrs., Rittenhouse College, P.A.C.C. ESLINGER, LLOYD E Allentown, Pa. 3 yrs., Muhlenberg College FALBEY, FRANK B Philadelphia, Pa. 1 yr., La Salle College; 3 yrs., Villanova College FELDHEIM, HERBERT D Brooklyn, N.Y. 2 yrs., Brooklyn College; A.B., New York University PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 39 < FANTON, VINCENT Q Rochester, N.Y. A.B., University of Rochester FERGUSON, CHARLES LLOYD Washington, D.C. A.B., George Washington University FISCHER, ROBERT Philadelphia, Pa. 1 yr., Drexel Institute of Technology ; 2 l / 2 yrs., Villanova College FISHER, BERNARD ... Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs., Temple University FLEITZ, JOHN J Gloucester, NJ. A.B., La Salle College FOX, DAVID Camden, NJ. B.S., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science FRITZ, ALBERT R., JR Ridgewood, NJ. A.B., Duke University FUREY, ROBERT J Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs., Villanova College GALUTIA, PAUL R Hornell, N.Y. 1 yr., Cornell University; 1 yr., Hobart College; \y 2 yrs., Alfred University GARTZMAN, N. HARRY Camden, N J. A.B., University of Pennsylvania GATTER, CHARLES W. R Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., La Salle College GRASSIN, FREDERICK A Sea Bright, N J. B.S., Ursinus College GREENBERG, RICHARD B Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs., Villanova College GREENMAN, PHILIP E Buffalo, N.Y. 2 yrs., University of Buffalo GROSSMAN, MISCHA F. Gloucester City, NJ. A.B., University of Pennsylvania HELLER, HOMER M Detroit, Mich. 1 yr., University of Chicago ; B.S., 3 yrs., Michigan State College HERR, PAUL W Lancaster, Pa. l / 2 yr., Franklin and Marshall College; 1 yr., Eastern Mennonite College; A. A., 1 yr., Goshen College HOFFMAN, MARTIN J Johnstown, Pa. B.S., University of Pittsburgh HOOVER, HERBERT O Johnstown, Pa. B.S., University of Pittsburgh JUNIUS, WILLIAM E. Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Temple University KANOFF, HYMEN : Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University KELLAM, ROBERT T Binghamton, N.Y. 1 yr., Triple Cities College; A.B., Colgate University KOTSCH, CHARLES Egypt, Pa. B.S., College of William and Mary KOTSCH, GEORGE " Collingswood, N J. 1 yr., University of Michigan; B.S., 3 yrs., Pennsylvania Military College 40 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 KWOKA, NATALIE T. Z Camden, NJ. A.B., Temple University; 1 yr., Chestnut Hill College LLOYD, WILLIAM J Allentown, Pa. B.S., Lebanon Valley College LOEB, REUBEN .. Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., University of Pennsylvania; 1 yr., Wayne University LOSER, MORGAN L Harrisburg, Pa. 1 yr., Harrisburg Area College ; 1 yr., Franklin and Marshall College MALETSKY, SIDNEY Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 yr., City College of New York; y 2 yr., Queens College; B.S., 2 X A yrs., Oklahoma A. & M. MARINO, FRANK J Brooklyn, N.Y. A.B., Brooklyn College McGOWAN, FRANK A Collingdale, Pa. 1 yr., Pennsylvania State College; A.B., Zy 2 yrs., La Salle College McMENAMIN, JOSEPH D Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College MIGNONE, ROLAND J Newark, N.J. 2 yrs., Seton Hall College ; B.A., 2 yrs., Newark College of Rutgers University MILLER, NEWTON F New York, N.Y. iy 2 yrs., University of Arkansas; 1 yr., Cornell University; B.S., W2 yrs., Franklin and Marshall College MINNITI, JOSEPH C Camden, N.J. 2y 2 yrs., La Salle College MUNROE, ROBERT B Warren, R.I. B.S., Rhode Island State College PAGE, BILLY J Detroit, Mich. 3 yrs., Albion College PARSONS, WALTER C, . JR Philadelphia, Pa. iy 2 yrs., St. Bonaventure College; B.S., Pennsylvania State College PFISTER, KURT W Philadelphia, Pa. 1 yr., New York University; 2 yrs., St. Joseph's College; y 2 yr., Temple University POOD, WILLIAM H Philadelphia, Pa. 2y> yrs., Pennsylvania State College; 1 yr., Temple University PROCARIO, RUDOLPH F New York, N.Y. B.S., Manhattan College REALE, JOSEPH A Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., St. Joseph's College ROSE, DONALD E Uniontown, Pa. 3 yrs., West Virginia Wesleyan College ROSENBERG, WILLARD W Atlantic City, N. J. A.B., University of Pennsylvania ROTHSTEIN, MORTON H North Bergen, N.J. A.B., University College (N.Y.U.) RUBENSTEIN, HARRY Buffalo, N.Y. 2 yrs., Canisius College; 2 yrs., University of Buffalo RUDIN, NORMAN Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University RUNDELL, ROBERT M Columbus, Ohio 2 yrs., Ohio State University PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 41 SANTANGELO, PETER N Brooklyn, N.Y. B.A., Brooklyn College; 1 yr., Columbia University; 1 yr., New School Social Research SELNICK, WILLIAM B Akron, Ohio 2 yrs., University of Akron; B.S., 2 l / 2 yrs., Western Reserve University SNADER, ROBERT S Lancaster, Pa 2 yrs., Northeast Missouri State Teachers SNYDER, SIDNEY Philadelphia, Pa y 2 yr., Temple University; A.A., 3 yrs., The George Washington University STEFFY, HARRY L Ephrata, Pa. y 2 yr., Muhlenberg; \y 2 yrs., Franklin and Marshall THALER, DAVID D Brooklyn, N.Y. A.B., University College (N.Y.U.) TREPEL, MARTIN L Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute UNGER, LEO F Brooklyn, N.Y. y 2 yr., N. C. State College of A. and E. ; 2y 2 yrs., New York University VARRONEY, DANIEL J. Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S., Long Island University WAINER, DANIEL J. Long Island, N.Y. A.B., Syracuse University WALMER, HAROLD C Lebanon, Pa. y 2 yr., Lancaster Area College; y 2 yr., Temple University; 1 yr., Franklin and Marshall WARREN, ROBERT W., JR. W. Collingswood, NJ. University of Pennsylvania WEBER, MARTIN Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs., The George Washington University WECHSLER, ARNOLD Long Island, N.Y. 3 yrs., Newark Colleges of Rutgers University WHITE, GLENN D Philadelphia, Pa. y 2 yr., The Kings College ; 2 yrs., Gettysburg College 42 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 CLASS OF 19 53 ABESSINIO, DANIEL A Wilmington, Del. A.B., La Salle College ADLER, JEROME J. Bronx, N.Y. A.B., New York University AQUILA, MICHAEL R Philadelphia, Pa. 2y 2 yrs., St. Joseph's College; B.S., Pennsylvania Military College AXELROD. ALFRED Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs., Temple University BARNES, LELAND A. New York, N.Y. B.A., Syracuse University; 2 yrs., Harvard School of Theology; B.D., Drew Seminary Courses, Columbia University, College of City of New York, Brooklyn College, Fordham University BELZ, FRANCIS X Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., La Salle College BILLINGS, WILLIAM S Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College; y 2 yr., Northwest Missouri Teachers College BRICK, PHILIP A Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University; y 2 yr., Graduate School Temple University BRILL, JACK J Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Ursinus College BROOKS, JOHN E .Clarion, Pa. y 2 yr., Clarion State Teachers College; 2y 2 yrs., Kent State University BROWN, DONALD S., JR Belleville, N.J. 2 yrs., Fairleigh Dickinson Junior College ; 2 yrs., Seton Hall College BRUMM, LYNN F Sharon, Pa. 3 yrs., Grove City College BUDZYNSKI, STANLEY G Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., University of Pennsylvania CAMPISANO, PETER J Bronx, N.Y. \y 2 yrs., (Evening) City College of N. Y. ; B.S., St. John's College CHILDERS, LELAND E Olympia, Washington 2 yrs., University of Minnesota; B.S., University of Washington CHRISTENSEN, NORMA JOYCE Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University CONTI, GUSTAVE V St. Albans, N.Y. B.S., St. John's University COSTABILE, MICHAEL A Yonkers, N.Y. A.B., Muhlenberg College; 1 yr., Georgetown University CRISPELL, RUSSELL M Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 3 yrs., Franklin & Marshall College DANON, MILTON Philadelphia, Pa. 2 J / 2 yrs., University of Pennsylvania DENLINGER, FRAIRMAN L Paradise, Pa. B.S., Franklin & Marshall College ERB, JACQUELINE Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University; 1 yr., University of Pennsylvania; y 2 yr., Chestnut Hill College PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 43 FALCONE, JOHN G New Brunswick, NJ. B.S., Seton Hall College FISHBEIN, SIDNEY Philadelphia, Pa. 2>]/ 2 yrs., Temple University FRESOLONE, JOSEPH PHILIP Newark, N.J. 6 yrs., Seton Hall University; 2 yrs., Kirksville College of Osteopathy & Surgery GALLIHER, JAMES E Huntington, Indiana B.S., University of Nebraska GAUL, JOHN W Harrisburg, Pa. A.B., Lebanon Valley College GELLER, MURRAY Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University GINSBURG, ABRAHAM Philadelphia, Pa. 2 yrs., Pennsylvania Area College Centre; 1 yr., University of Pennsylvania GINSBURG, JOSEPH Clifton Heights, Pa. 2 yrs., Rittenhouse Area College; 1 yr., La Salle College GOELLER, JACK E . . . . : Philadelphia, Pa. 1 yr., Temple University; 2 yrs., Purdue University GOLDBERGER, FREDERICK Philadelphia, Pa. 1 yr., Bloomfield College & Seminary; 2 yrs., Syracuse University GOULDING, JOHN GRAHAM Providence, Rhode Island 1 yr., Trinity College ; B.S., Providence College GREENBERG, GORDON Trenton, N.J. A.B., Franklin & Marshall College GUYER, SEYMOUR Weissport, Pa. B.S., Muhlenberg College HADUCK, WALTER E. Detroit, Michigan 2 yrs., Wayne University HAFER, ROBERT K Harrisburg. Pa. y 2 yr., University of Alaska; B.S., Dickinson College HIRSCHBERG, HERMAN G Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 yr., New York University; A.B., Western Maryland University JACOBS, JOHN C Kent, Ohio 3 yrs., Kent State University JOYE, JENNINGS B., JR Wilmington, North Carolina 1 yr., Appalachian State Teachers College; 2y 2 yrs., Stetson University KEAGY, MARVIN M York, Pa. B.S.. Franklin & Marshall College KUEHLHORN, ROBERT E. . Wauwatosa, Wisconsin A.B., University of Wisconsin KURN, FREDERICK C Tarentum, Pa. Zy 2 yrs., Grove City College KWOKA, CHESTER S Camden, N J. B.S., Temple University; A.B., La Salle College; 1 yr., Graduate School, Duquesne University LERCH, GORDON L Baltimore, Md. B.S., University of Maryland LEZINSKI, JOHN Bayonne, X J. 2 yrs., The Citadel ; B.S., Wagner College 44 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 LITTLE, EARL M ;•••;•■ -Louisville, Kentucky y 2 yr., University of California; A.B., University of Louisville LONGACRE, JOHN C. Pottstown, Pa. A.B., Princeton University MARGULIES, SIDNEY Chester, Pa. B.S., Pennsylvania Military College MINNITI, ALEXANDER A Paulsboro, NJ. 3 yrs., La Salle College MUGGLER, FRANK E Philadelphia, Pa. y 2 yr., Virginia Military Institute; 2y 2 yrs., Temple University; University of Pennsylvania NASSAU, PHILIP Philadelphia, Pa. 2y 2 yrs., Temple University OYLE, IRVING Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., College City of New York PALAZZI, MICHAEL ANTHONY Netcong, N.J. 2 yrs., University of Pennsylvania ; 2y 2 yrs., Seton Hall University ; 1 yr., Fordham University Graduate School PAPEL, LEONARD SAMUEL Bronx, N.Y. B.S., Moravian College 4 yrs. PARSONS, GEORGE R Elkins Park, Pa. A.B., La Salle College ; 1 year., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science PAUL, SANFORD J. Elizabeth, N.J. A.B., Rutgers University PELLOSIE, JOHN C Paterson, N.J. y 2 yr., State Teachers College, Oshkosh, Wis. ; 1 yr., State Teachers College, Montclair, N.J. ; 1 yr., Rutgers University ; A.B., New York University PERLOFF, RUEBEN M Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science PHELPS, ROBERT DOUGLAS Oneida, N.Y. \y> yrs., United States Merchant Marine Academy; A.B., Syracuse University POLCHLOPEK, VLADIMIR M Philadelphia, Pa. y 2 yr., Yale University; A.B., Temple University QUARLES, JAMES HAROLD Royal Oak, Michigan A.B., Wayne University ROMEO, JOSEPH M. Westmont, N.J. A.B., La Salle College ROSEN, ALVIN Philadelphia, Pa. 1 yr., Trinity College ; A.B., Temple University SABATO, JOSEPH A Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College SCHAFFER, MORTIMER Miami Beach, Florida 1 yr., College of City of New York; y 2 yr., Alfred University; y 2 yr., Virginia Military Institute ; 1 yr., University of Maine ; A.B., The George Washington University; M.S., University of Miami SCHARF, BENJAMIN C Buffalo, N.Y. A.B., University of Buffalo SCHREIBMAN, WALTON M Ventnor, N.Y. B.S., Ursinus College PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 45 SCHWARTZ, GERSON Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University SCHWARTZ, THEODORE Philadelphia, Pa. 1 yr., Rutgers University ; 1 yr., New York College of Forestry ; A.B., Syracuse University SHAPIRO, DANIEL M Brooklyn, N.Y. A. A., A.B., M.A., The George Washington University SIEKIERKA, ESTELLE Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Pennsylvania State College SILVER, MORTON Philadelphia, Pa. ]/4 yr., Biarritz American University; A.B., Temple University SIMON, DAVID Brooklyn, N.Y. l / 2 yr., College of the City of New York; B.S., Brooklyn College STETTLER, WILLIAM C York, Pa. 1 yr., York Junior College; B.S., Pennsylvania State College STOLL, SELMA Brooklyn, N.Y. A.B., New York University SWEIGART, JACOB K., Ill Harrisburg, Pa. A.B., Pennsylvania State College TENENBAUM, IRVING Cape May, N.J. B.S., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science TEPPER. ALBERT Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science TERZIGNI, BERNARD J Bethlehem, Pa. B.S., Moravian College TRIDICO, WILLIAM J Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs., La Salle College WALLACH, MARVIN M Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 yr., Cornell University; A.B., New York University WEINBERG, HYMAN W..... Brooklyn, N.Y. Summer Session, University of Illinois ; A.B., Brooklyn College WHEELER, FRANCIS S Philadelphia, Pa. 3 yrs.. University of Pennsylvania WHITEHOUSE, ROBERT I Oak Ridge, Tenn. 2y 2 yrs., University of Tennessee WHITENIGHT, JOHN WILLIAM Bloomsburg, Pa. A.B., Bucknell University ZWEIBEL, ROBERT J Rahway, N.J. B.S., Mount Saint Mary's College 46 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 CLASS OF 1954 Amalfitano, Louis Wilmington, Del. B.S., University of Maryland Attarian, Archie Philadelphia, Pa. Saint Francis College; New York University Bachrach, Richard M New York City, N.Y. B.S., University of Oklahoma Baumgaertel, Jr., Gottfried Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Albright College Bentz, Robert L Waynesburg, Pa. B.S., Waynesburg College; West Virginia University; University of Pittsburgh Berkowitz, Sidney Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College Braunlich, Donald E Stow, Ohio B.S., Kent State University Bryers, William C Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., St. Joseph's College Buck, Jr., George Johnstown, Pa. University of Pittsburgh ; Pennsylvania State College Caris, John Old Orchard Beach, Me. A.B., St. Anselm's College Chambers, Jr., Richard Reading, Pa. B.S., Albright College Colletta, Jordan Philadelphia, Pa. La Salle College Cook, Glenn E Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., University of Dayton Couch, Richard Troy, Pa. A.B., Harvard University Curreri, Giacoma West Collingswood, N.J. Muhlenberg College Damiani, John Rochester, N.Y. B.S., Ithaca College; New York University; University of Chat- tanooga Davies, Robert B Reading, Pa. Dickinson College; Albright College; U. S. Naval Medical School DePrisco, John Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Villanova College; Temple University Dickerson, William Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Providence College Edinger, Jr., Albert Los Angeles. Calif. B.S., George Pepperdine College Elvin, Harlan J Tamaqua, Pa. B.S., Dickinson College England, Katherine Oaklyn, N.J. A.B., Houghton College Evans, Philip K Philadelphia. Pa. A.B., Swarthmore College ; University of Pennsylvania PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 47 Faldon, Karl Gloucester City, NJ. A.B., Anderson College Farley, Thomas Huntington, W. Va. B.S., Marshall College Fasnacht, Richard Cranford, NJ. Drew University ; Upsala College Felski, Emil Waynesburg, Pa. B.S., Waynesburg College; West Virginia University Flaherty, John Philadelphia, Pa. La Salle College Frazier, Jr., Robert Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Lincoln University Gabriel, Earl Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Muhlenberg College Gigourtakis, Nicholas New York, N.Y. A.B., Washington University Gilligan, John .' Havertown, Pa. A.B., Gettysburg College Giuliani, James Williamsport, Pa. B.S., University of Pittsburgh Glidden, Joseph Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., St. Joseph's College Goldenburg, Irving L Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Ursinus College Green, Robert A Longport, NJ. A.B., Drew University; University of Pennsylvania; Wake Forest College Greenholtz, Jerome S Brooklyn, N.Y. A.B., Hobart College ' Greenspan, Jerome Collingswood, NJ. D.Sc, Temple University; Phila. College of Pharmacy & Science Grimaldi, Mario Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College Hall, Terrence Williamsville, N.Y. B.S., Purdue University ; University of Rochester Hausher, Howard Clifton Heights, Pa. B.S., Ursinus College Henry, Owen New Berlinville, Pa. B.S., Albright College Herdeg, Brian Buffalo, N.Y. Paul Smith College ; Millard Fillmore College Huffnagle, Joseph Haddonfield, N J. A.B., La Salle College Johns, Raymond Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Franklin and Marshall College Kane, Robert Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Villanova College Kaplan, Robert Oaklyn, N J. A.B., Temple University Kellogg, Theodore M Southwick, Mass. A.B., American International College 48 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 Kraman, Harold I Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., New York University Kroll, George V. Bloomfield, NJ. A.B., Rutgers University Lebovitz, Philip H Forest Hills, N.Y. B.S., M.A., College of City of New York; Columbia University Lickfield, William M Merchantville, N. J. B.S., Muhlenberg College Liljestrand, Theodore A Caldwell, NJ. A.B., Upsala College Lindsay, Allan J Providence, R.I. A.B., Brown University McCool, Walter A Philadelphia, Pa. A.B, La Salle College McDowell, William G Grove City, Pa. B.S., Grove City College Macleod, Robert F Roslindale, Mass. Boston University Marvil, Jr., George D Darby, Pa. Franklin and Marshall College Miller, III, Edgar S North Hills, Pa. B.S., University of Pennsylvania O'Keeffe, Patrick W Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S., St. John's University Phillips, Jr., Edward M Wilmington, Del. A.B., Lafayette College Price, Abraham L Camden, NJ. A.B., University of Pennsylvania Roberts, Clayton R Philadelphia, Pa. La Salle College Rothberg, Robert G Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University Rudolph, Norman Erie, Pa. B.S., Westminster College Russak, Sidney Paterson, N J. A.B., Rutgers University Santaspirt, Samuel Reading, Pa. B.S., Albright College Saponaro, William F Richboro, Pa. A.B., La Salle College Scharf, Gerald Kenmore, N.Y. A.B., New York University Schartel, Jr., Albert Reading, Pa. B.S., Albright College Scott, Thomas C St. Albans, N.Y. A.B., Hofstra College PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 49 Sheridan, Jr., Donald E Philadelphia, Pa. Niagara University ; Syracuse University Smith, John C Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College Smith, Lloyd G Detroit, Mich. Michigan State College Sonneborn, Meyer Wheeling, W.Va. B.S., M.A., Wofford College ; Bethany College Stark, Richard J Marietta, Pa. B.S., Elizabeth town College Steelman, Joseph E Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College Stein, Leo Cranston, R.I. A.B., Brown University Steingard, Paul M Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Pennsylvania State College ; Temple University Steinsnyder, Wynne A Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., University of Pennsylvania Strausbaugh, Curtis B York, Pa. A.B., Gettysburg College ; York Junior College Szymanski, Anthony Detroit, Mich. A.B., Wayne University Teplitz, Harold Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., New York University Tucker, Duane H Kenmore, N.Y. Paul Smith College ; St. Lawrence University Visconti, William A., Jr Hoboken, N.J. B.S., St. Peter's College; Seton Hall College Weaver, Gerald L Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Elizabethtown College Weaver, Richman G Absecon, N.J. A.B., University of Vermont Weinstock, Stanley Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., University of Pennsylvania W T hyte, John A Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College Woodward, Thomas P Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., George Washington University ; University of Pennsylvania Zimmerman, Edward Philadelphia, Pa. University of Pennsylvania ; Temple University 50 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 CLASS OF 1955 ACHENBACH, LLOYD T., JR Lebanon, Pa. B.S., Lebanon Valley College BARNARD, JOHN W Woodside, Del. A.B., Lycoming College BARNETT, THOMAS Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S., Albright College BASKIN, FRANK P Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Ursinus College BASS, ROBERT Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College BERNHARDT, PAUL L Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University BLUMBERG, HARRIS Philadelphia, Pa. Pennsylvania State College BOWDEN, LEE J Merchantville, N. J. A.B., La Salle College BRADFORD, JOHN C, JR Wilmington, Del. A.B., University of Delaware BRUNO, ANTHONY M Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., St. Joseph's College CARR, CHARLES L Malvern, Pa. A.B., University of Delaware CHARNOV, ARTHUR R Brooklyn, N.Y. A.B., Brooklyn College COHEN, JAY M. .Philadelphia, Pa. Vanderbilt University; La Salle College; Temple University COLETTA, VINCENT L Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Villanova College CORCORAN, ANDREW P „ River Edge, N.J. B.S., Mt. St. Mary's College D'ALESSANDRO, LOUIS J Newark, N.J. B.S., Seton Hall University DOUCE, WILLIAM F Cardington, Ohio A.B., Asbury College DUNCOMBE, DAVID S Rensselaer, N.Y. A.B., Albany State Teachers College FERRIS, DONALD Bronx, N.Y. Purdue University FISCHER, CARL, JR Philadelphia, Pa. Ursinus College; Rittenhouse College; Temple University; Drexel Institute of Technology FLIEGELMAN, DAVID H Camden, N.J. B.S., Villanova College FOGEL, SIDNEY A .. Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University FORTUNA, PAUL T Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College FOX, CHARLES W Norristown, Pa. B.S., Ursinus College PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 51 FOX, WALTER A Reading, Pa. B.S., Albright College FRIEDMAN, HOWARD S Trenton, N.J. A.B., University of Pennsylvania FRISON, GEORGE W .DeLand, Fla. Catholic University of America ; John B. Stetson University GARFINKEL, MARTIN Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Pennsylvania State College GLOVER, ROBERT H Bronx, N.Y. A.B., University of Mississippi GRASKI, ALOYSIUS Philadelphia, Pa. Temple University HALLINGER, ROBERT E Titusville, NJ. B.S., Ursinus College HARMAN, DONALD J. Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University HARTZ, G. RICHARD Lebanon, Pa. Lebanon Valley College HEMPSEY, JOSEPH A Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College HENDRICKS, GEORGE W., JR Allentown, Pa. B.S., Muhlenberg College HENKEL, GEORGE E., JR Leonia, N.J. B.S., Wagner College HILLEGAS, GORDAN L Lancaster, Pa. B.S., Franklin & Marshall College ILOWITE, NORMAN H. Corona, L.I., N.Y. B.S., Columbia University INTEGLIA, ANTHONY J. Newport, R.I. B.S., Seton Hall University JOHNSON, DONALD N Pleasantville, N.J. B.S., Juniata College KAPLAN, MARVIN A. Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., Temple University KERNIS, DAVID Philadelphia, Pa. Manhattan College; Rutgers University; Temple University KLEIN, DONALD . . . ; Detroit, Mich. B.S., Wayne University KLINE, JOHN A Lancaster, Pa. B.S., Franklin & Marshall College KOPRINCE, ROBERT Highland Park, Mich. B.S., Wayne University KOVACS, STEPHEN J., JR Yardville, NJ. B.S., Bucknell University LATTA, RICHARD S Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., University of Pennsylvania LAZAROU, LOUIS M. .... Bronx, N.Y. A.B., New York University LENOX, RICHARD E Washington Boro, Pa. Franklin & Marshall College ; University of Rochester ; Lebanon Valley College 52 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952'1953 UGHT, ELIAS M Trenton, NJ. A.Sc, Hannibal LaGrange; Northeast Missouri State Teachers College LUBIN, HOWARD S Newark, NJ. A.B., M.A., New York University LUCIE, JAMES R Havertown, Pa. A.B., University of Buffalo MALTA, JOHN S Asbury Park, NJ. B.S., Tulane University MANDEL, BERTHOLD New York City, N.Y. B.S., Long Island University MANN, JOHN I Finksburg, Md. A.B., Western Maryland College; M.A., New York University MAXIAN, JOSEPH A Binghamton, N.Y. B.S., St. Bonaventure University McCLAIN, DAVID B Youngstown, O. Wheaton College; Wooster College; Youngstown College MITCHELL, WILLIAM D Conshohocken, Pa. B.S., Ursinus College; Muhlenberg College MOLL, DAVID M Red Bank, NJ. A.B., Lehigh University MUSCARELLA, JOSEPH L .' Falconer N Y A.B., University of Buffalo NEWKAM, CHARLES R .Harrisburg Pa B.S., Franklin & Marshall College NOVITCH, EDWARD H Hoboken, NJ. B.S., Davis & Elkins College OSDER, ROBERT Brooklyn, NJ. A.B., Bowling Green State University PAT A T ON ROBERT W , Lansdowne, Pa. A.B., Pennsylvania State College PEP A P ?V°^ N h n,i Glenolden, Pa. A.B., Houghton College PETTINELLI FRANK P Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College PIERC t?' ^°^ S W Dover-Foxcroft, Maine A.B., Colby College POWELL, JAMES Tavlor Pa B.S., University of Scranton R ^ N A T E, SIDNEY R Williamsville, N.Y. A.B., Albion College SCHILLER, HERBERT M Philadelphia, Pa. B.b., Ursmus College; M.A., Temple University SCH *% LL M R M Y ^° N ? ,? ' Allentown, Pa. B.S., Muhlenberg College SC0 . T T. EDMUND S St. Albans, N.Y. A.B., Hofstra College SILPE, NORBERT L Bradford Pa A.B., Temple University SMI A T f ; VSSSJciOii Worcester, Mass. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 53 SOULGES, JAMES P Reiffton, Reading, Pa. B.S., Albright College SPEAR, JOSEPH E Oneonta, N.Y. Denver University, Hartwick College STYLE, JAY A. Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Pennsylvania State College SULLIV AN, CORNELIUS F Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College THOMAS, PAUL H Philadelphia, Pa. University of Pennsylvania TIERNO. LEONARD J Philadelphia, Pa. B.S., Mt. St. Mary's College TIPTON. MARY E Altoona, Pa. B.S., Juniata College TRAMUTOLO, MICHAEL E Norristown, Pa. B.S., Villanova College TYLER, JAMES R Jamestown, N.Y. A.B., University of Buffalo WAGNER. EARLE N Cheltenham, Pa. A.B.. Franklin & Marshall College WALLINGTON, FRANK A Moundsville, W.Va. A.B.. West Virginia University WILKINS, FREDERICK M Collingswood, N.J. B.S.. Elizabethtown College YOST. EMERICK Allentown, Pa. A.B.. Muhlenberg College YOUNGMAN, T. FRENCH Harvey Cedars, NJ. Ursinus College ZAPP. EDMUND L., JR Upper Montclair. N.T. B.S., Upsala College ZAPPITELLL MICHAEL J Philadelphia, Pa. A.B., La Salle College ZIGERM AN, HERBERT L Philadelphia, Pa. A.B.. Temple University ZOHOURY, BADI Teheran, Iran Teheran University; B.S., Long Island University 54 ANNOUNCEMENT 19524953 School of Nursing Mildred Brainerd Newton, R.N. Director, School of Nursing and Nursing Service Hartford Hospital School of Nursing, Hartford, Conn. Diploma, University of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed. Irma Jeannette Reese, R.N. Assistant Director, School of Nursing and Nursing Service Osteopathic Hospital of Philadelphia School of Nursing Diploma, University of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Ed. Mrs. Beatrice KistlEr Kish, R.N. Science Instructor Petersburg Hospital School of Nursing Diploma, University of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Ed. Martha G. Young, R.N. Nursing Arts Instructor Osteopathic Hospital School of Nursing Diploma, Elizabethtown College, B.S. Evelyn A. Eby, R.N. Clinical Instructor University of Pennsylvania Hospital School of Nursing Diploma, University of Pennsylvania, B.S. The School of Nursing of the Osteopathic Hospital of Philadelphia has been accredited by the Pennsylvania State Board of Examiners for Registration of Nurses since April 1931. The Director of Nursing Education and Service and her Staff are registered in the State of Pennsylvania. The student nurses throughout their course receive instruction from members of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy who are also members of the Osteopathic Hospital Staff. Facilities In May, 1951, the Osteopathic Hospital bed capacity was more than doubled by the acquisition of the buildings and equipment of the long- established Women's Homeopathic Hospital in North Philadelphia. Situated across town from the parent hospital in West Philadelphia, the North Center operates in all its functions under the same general management. With a bed capacity of more than 400, the clinical teaching facilities available to the School of Nursing have thus been greatly expanded in the past few months. In each hospital unit there are medical and surgical wards for both adults and children, with gynecological, obstetrical, urological, orthopedic, ophthalmologic, otolaryngologic, and other specific services, such as out- patient clinics, X-ray, and operating rooms. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY 55 In each of the two Hospital units there are private and semi-private accommodations for patients in addition to the wards. At the North Center the facilities available for the instruction of the first year pre-clinical students include a modern well equipped Nursing Arts Laboratory, with adjoining dressing room, a nutrition laboratory, lecture room and library. Microbiology and chemistry are taught in the college laboratories. The Intermediate and Senior year programs are scheduled at the West Center, where the college classrooms, the library and Museum of Anatomy are used by the student nurses. In addition to service in the Osteopathic Hospitals, the student nurse spends a period of six months in the Philadelphia General Hospital, where she receives the required instruction and experience in pediatrics and in psychiatric and neurological nursing. Living Quarters At the parent hospital in West Philadelphia, the Nurses' Home consists of three adjoining residential buildings, located about two blocks from the hospital. At the North Center, the Nurses' Home, one of the five buildings on the hospital grounds, is a three-story structure containing the educational unit as well as living quarters. A living room for the entertainment of friends is provided in each of the nurses' residence buildings, also kitchens and laundry. A house mother is in attendance at all times. Admission Students are admitted to classes in September of each year. Candidates must fill in application forms in their own handwriting and submit a transcript of their high school records. A four-year academic high school course or its educational equivalent is essential. The applicant's credits must be evaluated as 16 units by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction. Pre-entrance psychometric tests and a physical examination are required before the Director decides as to her acceptability. Applicants must be at least 17 years old and not over 30. Since only citizens are eligible to take State Board examinations in Pennsylvania, U. S. citizenship is required. Expenses Student nurses receive board, room and laundry of uniforms. The approximate total expense for the three-year course, including tuition, books, uniforms, etc., is $300. 56 ANNOUNCEMENT 1952-1953 Vacation and Absence Four weeks' vacation is given each year. Leaves of absence for causes other than illness or convalescence are granted in urgent cases. Health Program The health program, supervised by members of the medical and nursing staffs, includes daily health clinics, annual physical examinations, semi-annual chest X-rays, and consultation with specialists as necessary. Hospitalization is provided for all ill students. Time lost through illness is made up only when it exceeds 14 days. Graduation A course of three years' study and experience, including the pre-clinical period of six months and six months' affiliation with the Philadelphia General Hospital, is required for graduation. After graduation, nurses are eligible for State Board examinations ; those who pass successfully become Registered Nurses (R.N.). Graduates are eligible for reciprocity with other States and for member- ship in the Red Cross Nursing Service. Many of our nurses have been commissioned by the Army and Navy. Well prepared nurses have unlimited opportunities in the various fields of nursing — private duty, institutional, public health, educational, govern- mental, etc. The demand for Osteopathic nurses at present is far ahead of the supply and is increasing everv vear. v„