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I*or you will learn to see most acutely out of
the corner of your eye
to hear best with your inner ear
r there are late signs and early signs
>r the patient's story will come to you
like hunger, like thirst
or you will know the answer
like second nature, like first
: or the patient will live
and you will try to understand
: or you will be amazed
or the patient will not live
and you will try to understand
'or you will be baffled
or you will try to explain both, either, to the family
or there will be laying on of hands
and the letting go
or love is what death would intend if it had the
choice
or the fever will drop, the bone remold along its lines of
force
the speech return
the mind remember itself
or there will be days of joy
or there will be elevators of elevation
and you will walk triumphantly rr^
in purest joy I
along the halls of the hospital ■**<
and say Yes to all the dark corners
where no one is listening
or the heart will lead
or the head will explain '
but the final common pathway is the heart
whatever kingdom may come
or what matters in life is how the human spirit is spent
or this is the day of joy
or this is the morning to rejoice
: or this is the beginning
Therefore, let us rejoice
Gaudeamus igitur.
, LOYOLA
| .UNIVERSITY
-John Stone, M.D.
from Gaudeamus Igitur
LOYOLA-STRITCH
PAST
PRESENT
and
FUTURE
College Fees
A matriculation fee of five dollars will be charged on entering
the college.
Fee for first year $100 oo
Fee for second year ioo oo
Fee for third year ioo oo
Fee foi fourth year ioo oo
A scholarship ticket which includes all fees for the
entire course will be issued for 300 00
payable in advance.
Students will be required to deposit with the Secretary five dol-
lars as security against damage to laboratory or college furniture,
to be returned if not forfeited.
. Graduates from other recognized medical colleges may attend a
full course of lectures in this college by paying a fee of $50 and
matriculation fee. If they apply for graduation they will be re-
quired to pay $50 additional and take examinations in the fourth or
senior year studies.
Laboratory fees $5.00 each.
All fees are renuired to be naid in advance.
Loyola University Chicago was founded in 1 870 and moved from
Chicago's west side to what is now the Lake Shore Campus in 1909.
Recognizing a need for a strong medical school, Loyola affiliated with
Illinois Medical College in 1909 and with Bennet and Reliance Medical
Colleges the following year. In 1915, control of this loose organization
was passed to the University trustees and became the Loyola University
School of Medicine.
In 1917, with the purchase of the Chicago College of Medicine
and Surgery building on South Wolcott Avenue— across the street from
Cook County— the medical school found a home. Loyola's efforts to
improve its facilities were limited by a lack of funds until the 1940's
when Samuel Cardinal Stritch lent his name to an annual fund raising
dinner which remains a source of contin-
ued financial support for the medical
school even today. In his honor, Loyola
became the Stritch School of Medicine.
With new-found funds and
Cardinal Stritch' s encouragement,
Loyola began plans for the construction
of a new medical center. Several sites
were considered before the University
decided on one in May wood— adjacent to
the Hines Veterans Administration
Hospital. Official construction began in
1965. By 1969, the new medical school
was in operation. In honor of a generous
benefactor, the new teaching hospital
was named the Foster G. McGaw Hospi-
tal of Loyola University.
As the demand for medical care
grows, Loyola grows as welL.Mulcahy
Outpatient Center saw its first patients
in 1981. ..in 1986, Russo Surgical Pavil-
ion was added to the complex... the
Cardinal Bernadin Cancer Center opened
in 1994. ..Stritch moved into its state of
the art Medical Education building in
1997. ..the Center for Health and Fitness
welcomed visitors that same year.
The never-ending growth and
improvement of the Loyola University
Medical Center continues to make real
the vision of Samuel Cardinal Stritch
and all those who share his dream.
Near the turn of the century, our
mother institution was founded
as an "eclectic" school— one of
the irregular sects practicing
medicine. The eclectic dogma
denied therapy of bleeding,
purgery, and emetics, which had
been the main tools of the
"regular" physicians in the not
too distant past. The eclectic
motto was: "Prove all things,
and hold fast to that which is
good." Amidst all of the
growth and change, our foun-
dation, no doubt, remains the
.
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Life in...
Ski Trips
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The Future of Medicine
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dministration
Anthony Barbato, MD
LUMC President & CEO
Daniel H.Winship, MD
Dean of School of Medicine
Ralph P. Leischner, MD
Senior Associate Dean
Teresa Wronski
Assoc. Dean of Student Affairs
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James Whitehead, MS
Dean of Campus Life
Mary Langbein, MS
Assist. Dean of Academic Affairs
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John X. Thomas, PhD
Assoc. Dean of Medical School
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Michael Lambesis, MED
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Ladonna Norstrom, MED
Dean of Admissions
Sandy Brehm
Mgr. of Academic and Student Affair
Office of Educational Affairs
Fran, Rose. & Judy
Office of Admissions
Joanne, Dr. Goldberg, & Nurse Mary Diane Lona-Roundtree
Student Health Computer Lab Manager
Mary Kay and Joanna
Judy, Dee, and Kevin
Office of Student Affairs
Cafeteria Staff
Phyllis and Toni
Office of Campus Life
Bill, Donna, Geri, and Katie
Bursar's Office/Financial Aid
Jeannine, Annette, and Helene
Office of Registration and Records
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Andrew "1-1-1-2-3" Gugalo
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Mike Dauzvardis, PhD
"Most Likely to Dissect "
Department of Anesthesiology
Chairman: Stephen Slogoff, MD
Department of Surgery
Chairman: Richard Gamelli, MD
Department of Physiology
Chairman: Donald Burs, PhD
Dept. of Orthopaedic Surgery & Rehabilitation
Chairman: Terry R. Light, MD
Department of Family Medicine
Chairman: Kenneth M. Blair, MD
Department of Pathology
Chairman: Kenneth McClatchey DDS, MD
Department of Pharmacology
Chairman: Israel Hanin. PhD
Dept. of Cell Biology, Neurobiology, & Anatomy
Chairman: John Clancy Jr., PhD
Department of Radiation Oncology
Chairman: Bahman Emami, MD
Department of Neurology
Chairman: Gastone Celesia, MD
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FRESHMEN
enthusiastic (but nervous) smile
luge backpack slowing
vaik from Lot 1 1
Jotre Dame T-shirt
Skull for home study
6-piece dissecting kit
Aromatic labwear
Anatomv flashcards
>asic science texts
all read thorough Iv
>^Loyola hat shows school spirit
.ook Mom, I'm in med school!"
Multi-colored hiuh I i sinters
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American Journal of Anatomy
Ethics case-book
•still in wrapper)
Freshman class roster
adaver juice
Jeans - everyday!!
Anatomv text
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Orientation Week
Jen & Seneca are anxious to get to Deacon Brodie's
so they can meet all those cool 2nd years.
Those new Stritch students really know how to
stand out in a crowd.
BK and CJ review the metabolism of thiamine
for the upcoming Biochem exam.
"Who says med school isn't fun?"
Structure of the Human Body:
Anatomy/Histology
Fhe place where we all learned the answer to one of life's
most intriguing questions: "Boxers or briefs?"
"Is anyone awake? anyone? anyone?
Banished outdoors. ..after weeks of warnings and threats they finally figure out that
no one in the main hallway or cafeteria wants to smell their cadaver-stained coats.
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the MDL ponders the significance of their latest diagnosis.
"MMM... working on those cadavers
all morning makes us hungry!"
Enjoying our first St. Luke's Dance. ...has anyone seen Beth?
Mud Bowl I
Function of the Human Body
Physiology
Celebrating one year down
they are oblivious to the pain yet to come.
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about childhood immunizations in her upcoming history.
SOPHOMORES
S3 insensitive ears
Enthusiatic smile,
(a VA virgin)
Adult and pediatric
blood pressure cuffs
(Just in case!)
'-step physical exam
^flex hammers for
urate neuro exam's
Dmplete set of
ning forks
mpty black bag
Dress khakis fo
patient interviews
Otoscope with 1 7
speculum sizes
Deluxe penlight with
three-way switch
and filter
ENT chart
Pristine short
white coat
S3 sensitive
stethoscope
with six heads
Pharm cards of
all known drugs
and their interactions
Opthalmoscope with
500-page manual
Twinkies for surviving
Dr. Leischner's small groups
Board review books
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Mechanisms of Human Disease:
Pathology, Pharm, & Micro
While chillin' with his posse, OD flashes his sign to rival Stritch gangbangers
setting off a six month MDL turf war.
IPM II: Physical Diagnosi
Tear down the old gym
These guys are ready to
revolt until they hear
that the new gym will
have coed hot tubs.
i This is the future of Medicine?
"Wow! 38 ATPs from jusl I glucose!"
USMLE: Boards Part I
A Lesson in Cramming
y god. there's only 528 hrs, 36 mins, and 47 sees until Boards!
In the beginning, BK and friends exhibit organization and optimism..
...but that doesn't seem to last lone
Final page of the Medical Boards
Boards I? No sweat!"
Is that a kee in the Doc's lot?
Post-Boards Party
"Hello, my name is Beth and
I'm going to be your doctor.'
JUNIORS
Too tired to smile
Mr. Hankey (to keep the
peds patients from crying)
Plenty of steri-strips,
hemoccult cards, sterile
jelly, staple removers,
4x4's, 2x2's, etc...
Candy to survive
Pickleman rounds
Multiple tape sizes
frauma film
asty OR shoe covers
tylish bouffant OR cap
S\ sensitive stethoscope
00 lb. lab coat
Hemoccult developer
'J& . jOne dozen free pens
-■Surgical Recall
and pocket
medicine manual
P^^Unread journal articles
Used exam glove
Oral hydration to prevent
V-)\ ! kidney stones on surgery
OB-positive scrubs
Harrison's. Cecil's, etc.
300 pounds
$3,000
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Surgery
The Big Rich or the Big Deaver.... which will I get to hold today?
Say hello to your new home
The post-call look... ..an ugly fact of life.
Look Dr. Leischner! Open containers of food in the new run Mint! 1
Old hubits never die easily.
Eating next to your patient's comode: the sign of a
successful transition to 3rd year.
Does anyone know how to use this thing y<
C'mon, let me see those red reflexes.
It's Sam and we have nothing better to do in here but take pictures
with the babies and fight over who gets the rocking chair with the cushic
SENIORS
Too cool to be enthusiastic
Designer shirt and tie
Beer mug
TV Guide &
NRMP Handbook
Sub-I manual
Minimal texts
Gym bag
"Home stretch" smile
Pseudo-MD patch
Suntan oil for
St. Lucia clerkship
Favorite pen
Social pager
Mardi Gras beads
Match success books
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Sub-Internships
"Am I a doctor yet?" Chief Medical Student Bill Watson in the ER
'Here's my extramural application, intramural cancellation, and change
....and oh yeah, I'll be taking 2 weeks off at the end of
Radiology rounds in the atrium.
Still searching for the cause of Craig's I si year syncopal episode.
Aileen catching up on the latest Springer
episode in the resident's lounge.
owling in Broadview
All show signs of acute Campyloslackeritis: l)easy fatigueability, 2)lack of motivation. Grant, Brian, Sean, and Frank take time off from their demanding
3 (increased awareness of places to "hide out," 4)general disregard for the lunch "hour." 4th year schedule to have some wholesome fun at Mardi Gras.
In between cases, Scott, Julie, and Kris discuss
intubation techniques over a Peterson's icecream cone.
Once an 80' s chick,
always an 80" s chick.
Winter Formal on the Spirit of Chicago:
a portrait of pain and pleasure.
Post-Boards II
....in the home stretch
DOCTORS
Self-satisfied smir
New designer sportcoat
Keys to new car
and first home
Bottle of wine^
HMO paperwork
Stack of loan report
statements - finally
in the black!
ropecia induced hair growth
Cuban cigar
Prescription pad
for lifelong Viagra
Investment magazines
Alphanumeric
worldwide
pager
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Christina Ahmadian, MD
Jerry Ainsworth, PhD, MD
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me thiough medical school
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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood.
And sorry 1 could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth . . .
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-
I took the one less traveled by.
And that has m.ide all the difference.
The Road Not Taken
Robert Frost
Brian Babka, MD
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Good company on a journey
makes the way seem shorter.
-Izaak Walton
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none of this
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Mom, Dad, Beth,
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Thanks to all of you
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studied, and took call!
Also, a special thanks
to my dear family
for all of their support.
Good Luck
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Come AwAy O human child!
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My Mom and Dad for their love and support
My brother, for his encouragement
My friends from Loyola, who made these four years full of laughter and
good times.
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THE ESSENCE OF PASSION
Passion is powerful...
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and nothing can take its place.
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if your passion is great enough,
you will find the strength to succeed.
Without passion,
life has no meaning.
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This is the secret to life.
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Fish Dance
Stritch started a new tradition during our
2nd year—a winter formal. It gave us all
a break from the winter doldrums and
allowed us to actually take advantage of
one of Chicago's most popular
attractions— the Shedd Aquarium.
Ok, so we didn't actuallly dance with
the fish but it was still a great opportunity
to get dressed up and celebrate together.
St. Luke's Day
In honor of the patron Saint of Medicine.
St. Luke. Stritch celebrates the annual
St. Luke's Day on the 3rd Thursday of
October. We all look forward to that day
since, of course, it is a school holiday.
No lectures, no ward service, no call.
Mass in the morning is followed by
lunch and poster presentations of
research projects by 2nd year students.
But the day is most notable for the
Dinner and Dance at the Carlisle of
Oakbrook. Here students and faculty
enjoy cocktails, dinner, and an awards
presentation and then end the evening
by letting loose on the dance floor. By
the end of the night, we are all left
wondering why they don't give us the
day off after St. Luke's Day.
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...at the Carlisle
Playing Doctor in Paradise
The St. Lucia Extemship
For those 4th years lucky enough to go, St. Lucia
offered Loyola students the opportunity to play
doctor in paradise. Loyola's affiliation with St.
Jude's hospital began in 1984 and each year
roughly 24 fourth years make the journey to the
island nation in the Southern Caribbean. At first,
most of us were in culture shock— high humidity,
boiling all water, plantains, pumpkin soup, and
goat meat at every meal. However, after we
became accustomed to "St. Lucia Time," we
learned to love the place. We ate pizza at II Pirata,
drank Pitons at Sandy Beach, snorkeled at Anse
Chastenet, watched the sunset at the lighthouse,
shopped in Castries, gorged ourselves at Ladera,
danced to Soca Frenzy, and enjoyed relaxing
around the compound with the many other
volunteers from all over the world. Of course,
St. Lucia wasn't all fun and games. Q4 call in the
ER treating vomiting and diarrhea (St. Lucia
standard), asthma, sewing up lacs, and scratching
our heads over more complicated problems that
were difficult to diagnose with the limited
resourses. We learned to be frugal with labs and
Xrays. and thorough in our physical exams. In
all, St. Lucia was a rich and rewarding experience
in and out of the hospital, providing memories
-«,**:. to last a lifetime.
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Ministry:
Cultivating
the
Human Spirit
Match Day
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Christina Ahmadian Indiana University
Jerry Ainsworth lohns Hopkins Hospital..
Adam Anderson Wright State University.,
Carmen Anderson Loyola University
.Internal Medicine
.Psychiatry
.Emergency Medicine
. Diagnostic Radiology
Jennifer Ashley Virginia Mason Hospital- Washington Internal Medicine
Brian Babka Lutheran General Hospital Family Practice
Kimberly Bader Medical College of Virginia Internal Medicine
James Banich Loyola University ENT
Aveen MacAntee Banich University of Chicago Internal Medicine
Michelle Bartimoccia West Virginia Hospital-Morgantown Pediatrics
Mark Beamsley University of Wisconsin Family Practice
Adam Beck Loyola University Neurosurgery
James Belarmino Loyola University General Surgery Prelim.
Dana Ben-Dov Northwestern University Internal Medicine
Karen Beutler St. Elizabeth's-Appleton, Wisconsin Family Practice
John Bissonette Massachusetts General Hospital Pathology
Michael Blumhoff. St. Joseph's Hospital- Arizona Family Practice
Matthew Bosse UCLA/Santa Monica Family Practice
William Broderick San Antonio(USHEDC) Internal Medicine
Joseph Budovec National Naval Medical Center Internal Medicine
Brian Cadre University of Illinois General Surgery
James Cafarella Spectrum-Michigan Pediatrics
Kimberly Cafarella St. Mary's-Michigan Family Practice
Sean CahiU Loyola University Med/Peds
Geoffrey Caplea MacNeal Hospital Family Practice
Michael Cleary University of Michigan .Internal Medicine
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Joseph Coney Case Western Reserve Opthalmology
Corinna Corbin Rush-Pres-St. Luke's Family Practice
Timothy Culligan St. Elizabeth's- Appleton, Wisconsin Family Practice
Nancy Cusick .Navy Medical Center/San Diego .General Surgery Preliminary
Joseph DeOrio University of Southern California Urology
Brian Dobozi .University of Kentucky Internal Medicine
Aileen Donausky Loyola University „ Pediatrics
Jason Fanusaro Lutheran General Hospital Pediatrics
Matthew Fitzpatrick Northwestern University Diagnostic Radiology
Amy Fleisher Montana Family Practice Family Practice
Allison Ford University of Pittsburg ENT
Jennifer Fredericks West Suburban Hospital Pamily Practice
Evangeline Galvez .Rush-Pres-St. Luke's Med/Peds
Monique Garcia Loyola University Pediatrics
Joanna Garritano University of Colorado Primary Care Medicine
Megan Gary .National Navy Medical Center-Bethesda Psychiatry
Christopher George Medical College of Wisconsin Emergency Medicine
Gordon Gibbs University of Colorado Diagnostic Radiology
Michael Gisondi Stanford University Emergency Medicine
Kimberly Grandinetti .Oregon Health Sciences University.- Pediatrics
Maria Greaves Franklin Square Hospital-Baltimore Family Practice
Todd Gudausky Indiana University Med/Peds
Luke Halbur UC/Irvine Internal Medicine
Steve Han University of Wisconsin/Madison Urology
Neil Harness Harvard University Orthopaedics
Nicole Harrington Northwestern University Psychiatry
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Catherine Harshman Chang University of Florida/Shands Hospital Internal Medicine
Lukas Hartman UC/Irvine .OB/Gyn
Paul Haynes Indiana University Internal Medicine
Ann Helms University of Maryland Neurology
Rebecca Henning University of Arkansas/Little Rock Anesthesiology
Kevin Hilton University of Illinois Orthopaedics
Amy Hoerr Wash U./Barnes-Jewish Hospital Internal Medicine
Samantha Hora Mucha University of Chicago ENT
Scott Hubosky Thomas Jefferson University Urology
Syed Hussain University of Illinois/St. Francis General Surgery
Adwait Jathal Indiana University Internal Medicine
Shirley Joo Wash U./Barnes- Jewish Hospital Internal Medicine
Alaina Jose Good Samaritan Hospital-Arizona Family Practice
Cynthia Keller University of Washington Pediatrics
William Kessler Indiana University Internal Medicine
Min Kim Lincoln Medical Center-New York Emergency Medicine
Pamela McShane Kirkwood Evanston Hospital Internal Medicine Preliminary
Jeffrey Kons Indiana University Family Practice
Dorothy Kurylo Emory University Pathology
John Lacy University of Washington Neurology
Christopher Ladner New York University Neuro/Rad
Michael Lavelle Oregon Health Sciences University Urology
Julie Leischner Loyola University Internal Medicine
Kevin Liebovich Loyola University Internal Medicine
Kristen Lundbland Lutheran General Hospital Pediatrics
Jerry Martin Tulane University Neurology
Alexandra Mason University of Chicago Emergency Medicine
Gary Maszak Cleveland Clinic Internal Medicine
Edward McDonough Miami Valley Hospital-Ohio Orthopaedics
James McMahon Loyola University Internal Medicine
Michael McNally National Navy Medical Center General Surgery
Edward Miller Yale University Internal Medicine Preliminary
Kenneth Minks Loyola University General Surgery
Grant Moehring Medical College of Wisconsin Emergency Medicine
Daniel Mogyoros Einstein/Montefiore-New York Internal Medicine
Elizabeth Moolamkunnam Evanston Hospital Internal Medicine
Jill Moran Medical College of Wisconsin OB/Gyn
Janice Moyer Cook County Hospital Opthalmology
James Nee Catholic Health Partners-Illinois Family Practice
Tim Noonan Loyola University Orthopaedics
Stacey Nuccion UCLA/Santa Monica Family Practice
Marie O'Connor Rush-Pres-St. Luke's Family Practice
Brian O'Donnell Travis Air Force Base Pediatrics
Sara Page Duke University Pediatrics
Jeff Palacios University of Southern California Psychiatry
Janet Pawlowski Loyola University Pediatrics
Tom Poepping Madigan Army Medical Center- Washington Orthopaedics
Rob Prock Loyola University Radiation-Oncology
Jim Rupp Loyola University Internal Medicine
Sean Ryan UC/San Diego Psychiatry
Ray Santucci University of Cincinnati Internal Medicine Prelim.
Beth Sbaschnig .WSU/Detroit Medical Center General Surgery
Mike Shea Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital-N.C Jamily Practice
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Heider Shuber Mercy Hospital OB/Gyn
Craig Smith St. Vincent Mercy Hospital-Ohio Evergency Medicine
Elizabeth Smith William Beamont Hospital-Michigan Med/Peds
Scott Stanley Loyola University Orthopaedics
kristen Stone-Mulhern Loyola University OB/Gyn
Seneca Storm University of Washington Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Frank Szatkowski Loyola University General Surgery Preliminary
Rodney Tehrani Loyola University Internal Medicine
Nicole Trajano Oregon Health Science University Family Practice
Donna Trauth UMDNJ-RW Johnson-New Jersey Internal Medicine
Sharyl Truty Rush-Pres-St. Luke's Family Practice
Jennifer Vanderleest UC/San Francisco Family Practice
Matt Walsh Loyola University General Surgery Preliminary
Curtis Walsh Loyola University ENT
Jeff Walton MacNeal Hospital Family Practice
Rob Warner Children's Hospital-L.A Pediatrics
Bill Watson Indiana University General Surgery
K. Michael Webb University of Virginia Neurosurgery
Paula White Loyola University OB/Gyn
Beth Winkler Resurrection Hospital Family Practice
Katrina Wright Loyola University Internal Medicine
Dave Yu Children's Mercy Hospital-Missouri Pediatrics
Jeff Zagst Cleveland Clinic Anesthesiology
Mike Zimmerman University of Chicago Emergency Medicine
Class Nominations for Faculty Awards
Basic Scientist: (tie) l.Dr. John X. Thomas
2. Dr. John Clancy, Jr.
Clinician: Dr. John Muraskas
Class Superlatives
1. Most likely to be a "guest" on a trashy talk show Ray Santucci/Donna Trauth
2. Most likely to become Dean of SSOM Matt Bosse
3. Most likely to be the only Doc in a small town Amy Fleisher
4. Most likely to have only afternoon clinics Matt Fitzpatrick
5. Most likely to work 24hr/7 days a week Scott Hubosky
6. Most likely to log the most hours on the golf course Brian Dobozi
7.Most likely to pick up guys/chicks with new found MD status Ken Minks
8. Most likely to have vanity plates Joe DeOrio/Grant Moehring
9. Most likely to marry a nurse Jim Belarmino
10. Most likely to have a syndrome name after him/her Jeff Kons
1 1. Most likely to make the most money Kristine Mighion
12. Most likely to start a free clinic Maria Greaves
13. Most likely to be a "Loyola Lifer" Jim McMahon
14. Most likely to be on the cover of Chicago Magazine Jim and Aveen Banich
15. Most likely to follow in the illustrious steps of Myles Sheehan Bill Broderick
16. Most likely to be a cruise ship Doc Tom Poepping
17. Most lilely to be a professional sports team physician Frank Szatkowski
18. Most lilely to make a discovery to change the face of medicine Jim Banich/Jen Ashley
19. Most likely to be Surgeon General Scott Hubosky
20. Most likely to be the medical correspondent on CNN Min Kim
2 1 . Most likely to retire early off their sugar mama Sean Cahill
22. Most likely to win the "Hi everybody. I'm Dr. Nick Riviera" Award Jason Fangusaro
23. Most likely to set up his/her own medical clinic/parasail rental in St. Lucia Julie Leischner
24. Most likely to quit medicine and become a TV weatherman Joanna Garritano
25. Most likely to be an underwear model Mike Lavelle
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One Last Look...
Top 10 Quotes
overheard at Loyola
"Look at the 4th years. ...people much stupider
than you have passed this rotation."
-Dr. Pickleman during 3rd year surgery orientation
"A lesion in the amygdala will cause
a cat to have sex with a rooster." -Dr. Neafsy
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-Dr. Cooper
"No, I don't have a complex about losing my hair.'
-Dr. Thomas
"Nice Green Lawn."
-Dr. Davis
A CARTooN WKTT£N
BY A DOCTOR:
'90% say they do it, 10% lie."
-Dr. Renshaw
"I'll speak slowly for the
Domers in the room." -Dr. Shea
identify this. ...not this, not this., not that.. .but this.
-Dr. Clancy clearly identifying
the subject of the histology question.
'Well that's a good answer....
but it's absolutely wrong." -Dr. Fahey
"You have to wonder about any patient
whose tooth-to-tattoo ration is less than 5."
-Dr. Baker
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'hen entering a lecture late, one should;
a. walk in the front door, pass in front of the professor and sit ir
ie front row
b. walk in the back door, stroll down the aisle blocking the
'ojector and climb over ten people to get to that corner seat
c. walk in the back door and take a seat in the back of the room
jietly without disrupting the entire class
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CONGRATULATIONS
DR. JULIE LEISCHNER
YOUR CARING HEART HAS MADE US PROUD
LOVE, MOM AND DAD
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Dr. Rebecca Henning
We couldn't be more proud of
all your accomplishments.
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Your Family
-CONGRATULATIONS-
Kristen Stone-Mulhern, M.D.
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We are very proud of you
and
love you very much
-Mom & Dad and Family-
Congratulations on your graduation and the attainment
of your Doctor of Medicine degree. You have always
held high goals for yourself, and through tenacity and
hard work have managed to reach each one. Your
latest, graduation from medical school, is by far your
greatest accomplishment and a fitting tribute to your
talent.
We are now, as always, very proud of you. We wish
you the best during your residency and a long,
fulfilling, and prosperous career in Medicine.
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We're proud of all you've done so far
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To excel, to share, to give and to lead
Praised by folks across land and sea
Yes, the reasons are plain to see
Now that you have added more to your laurels
By becoming a doctor in spite of hardship and perils
Our congratulations and best wishes are in order
You are as precious to us as your brother
For being who you are and what you can be
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rather than a
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accomplishments
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1 1/2 years old
Dr. Sean Cahill
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Dr. Curtis Walsh
We are so proud of you!
Love,
Dad, Mom, and Katina
'When I grow up I want to be a Doctor.'
Cong r a tu la t ions,
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You made it!
Love,
Dad, Mom, Beth, Stephan, & Jane
C0WGXATUCAT10NS,
MAX1E!
We are so happy for
you & for what you
have achieved through
your hard work,
dedication, & positive
attitude. Knowing that
all those long hours &
your never wavering
dedication to your
goal have come to
fruition is a dream
come true for all of us.
We your family as well as extended family & friends are
so very proud of you, not only for what you have done,
but also for being a kind, loving, & thoughtful daughter,
sister, & person. You have earned your dream.
God Bless & Cove Always.
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met Bach other
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He fell for her I she for him,
and July 4th was
the wedding of Kim and Jim.
They both worked hard
to earn their MO,
and their families
are as proud as can be.
May God bless you in your chosen careers
and guide you through the coming years.
Drs. Kim and Jim Cafarella
from,
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Lainie;
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The future Dr. Brian Babka
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We are so proud of you!
Love,
Mom, Brian, Bill, Mindy, Ba, Patty, Mare, Tom & Fi
Congratulations to Drs. Lainie, Mike, Paula,
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Be the best
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Whatever
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achieve.
We love you
so very much
and are so
very proud
of you.
Evangeline M. Galvez
3 months old
CONGRATULATIONS, VANOtt
With all our love,
Dad, Mom, and Gigi
We, most especially your dad,
are very proud of you and
your achievements.
We love you very much!
Jimmy M.
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in the next step of your career!
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Drs. Phillip and Susan Storm
couldn't be prouder of
Dr. Seneca Ann Storm
shown here in December 1973 as she
begins reaching towards medical school!
Our best wishes to all of the
new Loyola trained physicians!
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The Loyola-Stritch Class of 1999 wishes to thank
the following departments for their
generous support of The Caduseus:
Urology
Anesthesiology
CBN & Anatomy
Family Medicine
Medicine
Neurology
Ob/Gyn
Orthopaedic Surgery
& Rehabilitation
Pharmacology
Physiology
Preventive Med & Epidemiology
Radiation Oncology
Pathology
Pediatrics
Surgery
Dean of Students
Academic & Student Affairs
The 1999 Caduseus Staff
Well, here it is! The 1999 Caduseus is the
product of many hours of designing layouts,
staring at computer screens, and frantically
cropping photos to meet the deadlines. We
apprecitate the participation by the majority
of our class members in this project— we're
sure you were all happy to see the end of
the badgering in hallways and evening
phone calls from us asking you for your
pictures and signatures. We would like to
extend a special thanks to those who made
this book possible. First, to the Office of
not pictured: Marie O'Con n ; Campus Life— thank you Phyllis and Toni for
your patience and good humor. And of course, thank you to our advisor, Dean Michael Lambesis, for your
dedication to this book and your remarkable eye for screening the "inappropriate" photos (i.e. Babka and Cahill).
Who knows what would have slipped by without you! Many thanks to Diane Lona-Roundtree in the computer
lab. Without you, our computer illiteracy would have gotten us nowhere. Another thanks to Medical Photo-
graphy for many of the faculty and campus photos, and to Wycoff Studios for the senior portraits. Finally, we
wish to thank the Class of 1999 for the four years of memories which fill this book. Years from now, when we
are all scattered throughout the country, we hope that you will use this book to look back and remember fondly
all the experiences and friendships from Loyola-Stritch.
Best of Luck to All—
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