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Dear  Members  of  the  Class  of  1994, 


Having  served  as  President  of  Hahnemann  University  during  much  of  the  period  of 
your  schooling  and  as  Chancellor  during  the  past  few  months,  I  am  delighted  to  express  my 
congratulations  and  best  wishes  to  each  of  you  for  your  accomplishments. 

You  have  completed  your  medical  education  and  training  as  a  student  of  Hahnemann 
University,  and  these  form  part  of  the  foundation  of  knowledge  you  will  need  in  order  to 
reach  your  goal  of  becoming  a  physician.  Beyond  the  science  of  healing  and  health,  however, 
you  also  will  need  to  understand  the  relationship  of  mind,  body  and  spirit  as  they  contribute 
to  an  individual's  overall  sense  of  well  being. 

In  this  time  of  broadening  health-care  concerns  and  shrinking  world  perspective,  it  is 
increasingly  important  to  focus  on  your  ultimate  aim:  finding  new  and  alternative  ways  to 
improve  the  human  condition.  For  while  the  rapid  refinement  and  enhancement  of 
technology  and  information  are  exciting,  it  is  the  nurturing  of  the  human  being  that  will 
provide  your  true  reward  and  gratification. 

I  hope  that,  in  your  continuing  path  to  achieve  your  career  goals,  you  will  remember 
warmly  your  experiences  at  Hahnemann,  just  as  the  University  will  recall  the  contributions 
each  of  you  has  made  while  you  were  here. 


Iqbal  F.  Paroo 
Chancellor 


Sincerely, 


^^2— 


Iqbal  F.  Paroo 


Sherif  S.  Abdelhak 
President 


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Suzanne  C.  Zarro,  M.D. 

Assistant  Dean  for 

Student  Affairs 


Hahnemann 

University 


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March  17,  1994 


Dear  Members  of  the  Class  of  1994: 


It's  the  day  after,  after  Match  Day,  that  is,  and  my  mind's 
eye  keeps  returning  to  the  view  from  Geary  stage  as  you  went  wild 
after  opening  your  Match  envelopes.  The  hugging  and  kissing  and 
jumping  up  and  down  was  wonderful  to  see!  It  meant  that  the  long 
years  of  preparation  in  undergraduate  school  and  here  at  Hahnemann 
had  paid  off.   Your  Class  did  spectacularly  well. 

You  are  a  special  class  and  each  of  you  will  go  on  to  do  great 
things  in  your  individual  and  diverse  fields  of  medicine.  You  are 
a  special  class  in  that  you  have  also  created  special  bonds  among 
yourselves  and  with  your  institution  and  its  faculty.  I  hope  you 
will  strengthen  and  preserve  these  relationships  over  the  years 
even  though  many  of  you  will  move  out  of  the  area. 

It  has  been  a  privilege  to  have  been  a  small  part  of  your 
education  and  to  have  assisted  in  facilitating  the  Match  process. 
I  wish  each  of  you  the  very  best.  Congratulations  and  good  luck! 
(Don't  forget  to  write.) 

Sincerely, 


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Suzanne  C.  Zarro,  M.D. 

Assistant  Dean  for  Student  Affairs 


It's  Graduation  Time! 

Do  You  Know 
Who  Your  Dean  Is  ?? 


S.  Benham  Kahn,  M.D. 
Associate  Dean  for  Curriculum 


Burton  J.  Landau,  Ph.D. 
Associate  Dean  for  Educational  Programs  and  Evaluation 


Eric  Michelson,  M.D. 
Associate  Dean  for  Academic  Coordination 


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Harold  L.  Paz,  M.D. 
•>sociate  Dean  for  Graduate  Medical  Education 


Ana  NOnez,  M.D. 
Assistant  Dean  for  Generalism  and  the  Community 


Stephen  E.  Risen,  M.D. 
Assistant  Dean  for  Student  Affairs 


A.  Charles  Winkelman,  M.D. 
Assistant  Dean  for  Admissions 


George  C.  Gardiner,  M.D. 
Vice  President  for  Minority  Affairs 


Thomas  K.  McElhinney,  Ph.D. 
University  Student  Life 


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Mary  Finnerty 
Curriculum  Coordinator 


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Flossie  Friedrich 
Department  of  Medicine  Curriculum  Coordinator 


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Helene  M.  Montgomery 
Secretary  for  Dean 's  Letters 


Wanda  Ford 
Receptionist,  Dean's  Office 


Hahnemann 

University 


Dear  Members  of  the  Class  of  1994, 

The  time  has  come  for  you  to  move  on  to 
new  challenges.  I  am  very  proud  to  have  been 
a  part  of  your  years  here  at  Hahnemann  and 
both  happy  and  sad  to  see  them  coming  to  a 
close.  At  times  it  may  have  been  difficult, 
but  you  have  worked,  persevered  and  are  now 
realizing  your  dream  of  being  called  "Doctor". 
I  am  sure  that  all  of  you  will  be  competent, 
compassionate,  and  caring  physicians  who  will 
bring  your  own  particular  talents  to  the 
medical  profession.  It  may  also  be  a  little 
frightening,  but  you  have  received  an 
excellent  education,  and  are  prepared  to  meet 
every  challenge. 

I  would  like  to  thank  you  for  making  my 
job  both  enjoyable  and  rewarding.  Seeing  you 
walk  across  the  stage  at  graduation,  I  feel 
such  joy  as  if  you  were  members  of  my  own 
family.  I  value  your  friendship  and  wish  you 
success  and  happiness.  I  hope  you  will  keep 
in  touch  so  that  we  at  Hahnemann  can  share  in 
your  successes. 

Congratulations  to  the  Class  of  1994  from 
all  of  us  in  student  life! 


Jean  Dorman 
Director,  Student  Activities 


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Kathy  Callahan 
Assistant  Director  for  University  Student  Life 


DeVonne  Love 
Secretary,  University  Student  Life 


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-Distraught  Faculty  Says 

"This  Wasn't  In  Our 

Horoscope" 


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Anatomy 


Cadaver 
sues  med 
student  who 
failed  to  say 
"I'm  going 
to  touch  you 
now." 


Biochemistry 


Microbiology  And 
Immunology 


Action  taken  against  immature  lymphocytes! 

-  T-cells  protest  delayed  respons. 


Pathology 


Pornographic  slides 

found  in  Pathology  slide 

box! 

-Ovaries,  testes,  and  even  mammary  glands! 


Pharmacology 


Pharmacology 

Bowl 

Scandal! 


-  Judges  tutored  contestants  on  correct  responses 


Physiology 


New  anesthetic  approved  by  FDA! 

-Louisville  Slugger  hits  the  market! 


Anesthesiology 


Cardiology 


Cardiothoracic  Surgery 


CT  surgeons  compete  with  God  I 
for  HMO  contract! 


'We  had  a  better  year. " 


Dermatology 


Insulin  Added  to  Daytime  Sulfor 

Jycemic  Control  in  Uncontrolled 

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Emergency  Medicine 


astroenterology 


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Microorganism  linked  to  baldness! 

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Internal  Medicine 


Student  suffers  from  refractory 
insomnia. 

-  "I  even  went  to  Psych  lecture  and  still  couldn't  fall 
asleep!" 


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Mental  Health  Sciences 


New  chemotherapeutic  stops  cells  from  multiplying! 


-  Resistant 
cells  lines 
believed  to 
have 
calculators. 


Neoplastic  Diseases 


Nephrology 


Scientists  mapping  nerve  pathways 

discover  mind  is  based  on  a  street  map  of  Boston! 


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Neurology 


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Neurosurgery 


Obstetrics 

And 
Gynecology 


Ophthalmology 


Orthopods 

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Chairman 
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Orthopedics 


Othorhinolaryngology 


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Pediatrics 


Pediatric  Department  kidnapped! 


-  Iqbal  Paroo  prime 
suspect! 


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HU  scientists  found  cheating  on  PFT's! 


-  They  had  a  copy  of  the  answers  the  night  before! 


Pulmonary  Medicine 


Radiation  Oncology 


Radiology 


Rheumatology 


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Santa  Claus  claims,  "Rheumatology  is  a  hoax!" 

-  Easter  Bunny  concurs! 


Surgery 


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Urology 

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Guiness  record! 

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-Embarrassed  Educators  Promise 
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Officers 
Class  Of  1995 


Officers 
Class  Of  1997 


Officers 

Class  Of  1996 

Co-Presidents: 

Mark  Moracco 

John  "Scooter" 

Van  Kirk 

Vice  President: 

Ben  Solomon 

Q7                      Secretary: 

Kymberly  Butler 

Treasurer: 

Kim  Biondo 

Medical  Student  Institute 


American 

Medical 

Association 


American 

Medical 

Student 

Association 


American 

Medical 

Womens 

Association 


Family  Medicine/ 

Primary  Care 

Interest 

Group 


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Adolescent 
Substance 

Abuse 
Prevention 

Project 


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Skills 

Building 

Program 


Hahnemann 

Christian 

Fellowship 


Hahnemann 

Environmental 

Coalition 


Hahnemann 

Homeless 

Clinic 


Latino  Medical 
Student  Association 


Faculty  Sponsor-  Ana  Nunez,  M.D.  (far  right) 


Latin 
Festival 


The 

MLK 

Changes 

Program 


The  CHANGES  Program 

Program  Director-  Julie  McCausland 
The  CHANGES  Program  is  a  hands-on,  alternative  preven- 
tion/intervention program  for  "at  risk"  high  school  students 
in  the  Philadelphia  area.  The  program  is  conducted  utilizing 
resources  at  Hahnamann  University  Medical  School  such  as 
the  gross  anatomy  lab,  pathology  kodachromes,  x-ray  films 
and  more  to  teach  basic  science  and  health  to  students  in 
olace  of  their  high  school  curriculum.  Ultimately,  we  (as  future 
ohysicians)  hope  to  engender  an  understanding  of  how  drugs, 
ooor  nutrition,  and  myriad  of  other  "at  risk"  behaviors  disturb 
the  balance  inherent  to  a  healthy  body. 


Student 

National 

Medical 

Association 


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Class  of  '96  finds  further  evidence 
that  exam  stress  induces  labor! 


Can  you  say  "nephrology"? 


Perel  Leah  May 

1  st  semester:  midterms 

9/10/93 


Richard  Gray/in  Hughes 

1st  semester:  finals 

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Can  I  buy  a  vowel? 


Was  I  a  pharmacist    I  wonder  who  wrote      I'll  take  sedative/hypnotics 
once?  THAT  question?  for  $1,000. 


The     Tran$fcimatian     Begun! 


Haywood  Jablomi  Appointed  Chancellor 

Of  MCP  &  HU  School  Of  Medicine 


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LEARN  TO  DRESS  FOR  SUCCESS 
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issue! 


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Unsuspecting,  Darryn  and  Dan  suffer  the  consequences  of  non-surgical  intervention  of 
priapism 


Can  you  trust  your  doctor?? 


Seniors 


Wei  I -Known  Psychic  Foresees 
159  Best  Physicians  Of  The 


Future!! 

-  Make  Sure 
They're  In 
Your  HMO! 


DANIEL  WINSTON  ALTMAN,  M.D.,  M.S. 

DICKINSON  COLLEGE 
HAHNEMANN  UNIVERSITY 


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Thanks  Mom  and  Dad  ...  I  never  could  have  made  it  without  your  love,  support  and  encouragement. 


JEFFREY  JAY  ATKINSON,  M.D. 

LOYOLA  COLLEGE 


CHRISTOPHER  F.  AVELINO,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA,  DAVIS 


ASHLEY  JOHN  BARBOZA,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA,  BERKELEY 


KIM  LORRAINE  BAREFIELD,  M.D.,  M.S. 

SPELMAN  COLLEGE 
UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND,  COLLEGE 

PARK 


SANJAY  C.  BHAKTA,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA,  RIVERSIDE 


JAMES  J.  BLAKE,  M.D. 


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BRANDEIS  UNIVERSITY 


RICHARD  DEAN  BRENNER,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA,  IRVINE 


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M.D.,  M.P.H. 

PHILADELPHIA  COLLEGE  OF  PHARMACY 

&  SCIENCE 
JOHNS  HOPKINS  SCHOOL  OF  HYGIENE  & 

PUBLIC  HEALTH 


JOHN  E.  BUTLER,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  VIRGINIA 


AMBER  LEIGHAN  CHATWIN,  M.D. 

CHAPMAN  UNIVERSITY 


CHARLES  C.  COLE  III,  M.D. 

OBERLIN  COLLEGE 


MAUREEN  CORRY,  M.D. 

STATE  UNIVERSITY  OF  NEW  YORK 
AT  STONY  BROOK 


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SEANA  COVELLO,  M.D. 
FORDHAM  UNIVERSITY 


PETER  BENJAMIN  CRIDGE,  M.D. 

LOYOLA  COLLEGE 


Phone:  295-5726 


PETES  LAWN  CARE 

Regularly  Scheduled 

Cutting  and  Trimming 
Reasonably  Priced  -  Call  for  Estimate 


PETER  B.  CRIDGE 


18  Noreen  Drive 
Morrisville,  PA  19067 


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JEFF  S.  CUOMO,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND 
AT  COLLEGE  PARK 


102 


DOUGLAS  CHARLES  CURTISS,  M.D. 


10 


ANDRA  KATHERINE  CYRONAK,  M.D. 

WELLESLEY  COLLEGE 


104 


MARIA  LUISA  DE  LEON,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  PENNSYLVANIA 


CHRISTOPHER  DE  LUCA,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  PITTSBURGH 


106 


JOSEPH  A.  DE  SIMONE  JR.,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  ROCHESTER 


ALEXANDER  RAMON  DEL  ROSARIO, 

M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA  AT 
BERKELEY 


CRAIG  DEPOE,  M.D. 

ELIZABETHTOWN  COLLEGE 


HAROLD  SCOTT  DERSTINE,  M.D. 

MUHLENBERG  COLLEGE 


STEVEN  JOSEPH  DI  BIASE,  M.D. 

SETON  HALL  UNIVERSITY 


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CATHY  JO  DI  GREGORIO,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  PENNSYLVANIA 


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THOMAS  MARX  DO,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA,  DAVIS 


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are  "the  wind  beneath  my  wings."  TMD 


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JOHN  CHRISTOPHER  DOHERTY,  M.D. 

ST.  JOSEPH'S  UNIVERSITY 


114 


EZRA  MEIR  DORI,  M.D.,  M.S. 

NEW  YORK  UNIVERSITY 


My  family  on  my  younger  sister's  wedding  day 


My  father,  who  is  deeply  missed 


My  mom,  thanks  for  all  your  love  and  support,  you're  the  greatest! 


TIMOTHY  E.  DUTTON,  M.D. 

WESTERN  WASHINGTON  UNIVERSITY 


116 


CATHY  ENG,  M.D. 


LENKE  ERKI,  M.D. 

SYRACUSE  UNIVERSITY 


118 


FARZANEH  FARZIN,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND 


119 


ELIZABETH  DOUGHERTY  FLYNN,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  SCRANTON 


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To  my  family  and  friends, 

Without  your  love,  friendship,  and  support  none  of  my  dreams  could  have  become  this  reality. 
Thanks! 


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Christopher-  I  will  always  be  in  love 
with  you  too! 


MICHAEL  FREEDMAN,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  MICHIGAN 


I.1! 


NANCY  C.  FREYVOGEL,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  PITTSBURGH 


122 


ELIZABETH  LOUISE  GERTH,  M.D. 

VILLANOVA  UNIVERSITY 


KIMBERLY  GLADE,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  SAN  DIEGO 


124 


MICHELE  GODORECCI,  M.D. 

GEORGETOWN  UNIVERSITY 


ERIC  DAVID  GOLDBERG,  M.D. 

CLARK  UNIVERSITY 


JACQUELINE  M.  GOLDBERG,  M.D. 

CORNELL  UNIVERSITY 


1  LOVE  YOU  GUYS! 


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Summit,  Mt.  Kilimanjaro,  May  1987 


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To  Mom,  Dad,  Lisa,  Richie,  Netcha, 
Adele,  Bob  and  all  the  friends  who 
helped  me  get  through  this  mess, 
THANKS!  I  never  could  have  done  it 
without  you.  All  my  love  always,  Jackson 


HERMAN  CLARK  GORE,  M.D. 

JOHNSON  C.  SMITH  UNIVERSITY 


Dr.  Ayers  &  Dr.  Gore  or  maybe  Dr.  Gore  &  Dr. 
Gore,  another  "excellent  combination" 


Roy,  Paul  (Thug)  and  me  on  the  move  in  a  "slick"  way 


Dale  and  me  scheming  &  scamming  folk; 
in  the  Bahamas 


The  Gore  Clan 


128 


This  is  the  guy  responsible  for  me  graduating,       My  other  chapter;  Nupes  of  T.< 
my  master-  Dr.  D.  Suite 


JEFFREY  DAVID  GOULD,  M.D. 

EMORY  UNIVERSITY 


ADRIENNE  LYNN  GREEN,  M.D. 

WESLEY  AN  UNIVERSITY 


If  I  am  not  for  myself,  who  am  I? 
If  I  am  not  for  others,  what  am  I? 
If  not  now,  when? 
(Hillel) 


A  special  thank  you  to  the  family,  friends  and  especially  my  fiance  who  have 
supported  me  during  the  past  four  years. 


130 


ERIC  L.  GRESSEN,  M.D. 

MUHLENBERG  COLLEGE 

»  my  friends  &  family:  Thank  you  for  your  support  (Love  you  -  Skygirl  &  Adam) 


131 


BROOKE  HEIDI  GURLAND,  M.D. 

BARNARD  COLLEGE 


132 


HILARY  A.  HANSEN  -  JUNG,  M.D. 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  UNIVERSITY 
LOS  ANGELES 


my  parents:  Thank  you  for  all  your  love  and  support. 

my  wonderful  husband,  Greg:  I  wouldn't  have  made  it  through  without  you.  Hove 


KIMBERLY  ANN  HEATH 

GANNON  UNIVERSITY 


134 


MARC  J.  HIRSCHBEIN,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND 
AT  COLLEGE  PARK 


135 


Sundy  Rae  Holland, 

M.D. 


God  grant  me  the  serenity  to  accept 

the  things  I  cannot  change, 
courage  to  change  the  things  I  can, 
ana  wisdom  to  know  the  difference. 


YUHOE  GIA  HONG,  M.D 

SUNY  BINGHAMTON 


137 


TIM  B.  HOPKINS,  M.D. 

BOSTON  UNIVERSITY 


BRAD  M.  HOPPENFELD,  M.D. 

COOK  COLLEGE  - 
RUTGERS  UNIVERSITY 


RONALD  JAY  HOROWITZ,  M.D. 

MUHLENBERG  COLLEGE 


DAVID  SCOTT  HOY,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA, 
IRVINE 


HOWARD  B.  JACKSON,  M.D. 

VILLANOVA  UNIVERSITY 


Home  coming  with  friends  at  Christmas  '92 


The  Jackson  Family 


Howard,  Mark,  Mr.  &  Mrs.  Jackson  &  Friends 


Howard,  just  back  from  Canada  Games,  B.C 


Mark,  in  preparation  for  the  1992  Olympics 


BETSY  ANN  JOHNS,  M.D. 

GENEVA  COLLEGE 


ANDREA  SHELLEY 
DRYSDALE  JOHNSON,  M.D. 

McGILL  UNIVERSITY,  CANADA 


ALEXANDER  E.  KALENAK,  M.D.,  M.S. 

PENNSYLVANIA  STATE  UNIVERSITY 
HAHNEMANN  UNIVERSITY 


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MARK  JOHN  KANE,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  SCRANTON 


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JENNIFER  LEE  KASIRSKY,  M.D 

HAVERFORD  COLLEGE 


KRIS  ROBERT  KAULBACK,  M.D. 

URSINUS  COLLEGE 


148 


SAMEENA  S.  KHAN,  M.D. 
CALIFORNIA  STATE  UNIVERSITY, 

CHICO 


Sunrise.  Spacious.  Solitude.  Sky.  Subtle.  Somber.  Simplistic.  Solemn.  Serene.  Sunset.  Star.  Stoic.  Cool. 


149 


CHONG  U.  KIM,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA,  IRVINE 


Thanks  to  all  for  your  support,  if  you're  listening 
Mike  F.,  T.  Pham.,  Sue  P.,  Gale  S.,  Howard  J 
Cathy  E.  PEACE!! 


DANIEL  IL-SUN  KIM,  M.D 


To  my  family,  my  aunt  in 
VY,  and  So  Young: 

Thank  you  for  your  love 
ind  support,  I  wouldn't  have 
nade  it  this  far  without  you. 

Love, 
Daniel 


151 


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JOANNE  KITSON,  M.D. 

THOMAS  JEFFERSON  UNIVERSITY 


152 


PETER  KOZUCH,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND 
AT  COLLEGE  PARK 


153 


ELIZABETH  A.  KRAFT,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  ARIZONA 


EVAN  RICHARD  KRAUS,  M.D. 


155 


REBECCA  LYNN  KUNKEL,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA, 
LOS  ANGELES 


FRANK  KUO,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA,  IRVINE 


JAMES  D.  LE  CLAIR,  M.D. 

EMORY  UNIVERSITY 


BRIAN  K.  LEE,  M.D. 

PHILADELPHIA  COLLEGE  OF 
PHARMACY  &  SCIENCE 


159 


STACY  BETH  LEWIN,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  PENNSYLVANIA 


To  Marc, 

My  love  and  very 
best  friend-  you 
have  made  me 
happier  than  I  ever 
dreamed  possible.  I 
look  forward  to 
sharing  the  rest  of 
our  lives  together! 


To  my  wonderful  family-  you  have  taught  me  courage  and  strength. 
Your  love  and  unconditional  support  make  everything  worthwhile. 
To  say  thank  you  could  never  be  enough-  I  love  you! 


UDC 


MELANIE  DIANE  LITTLE,  M.D.  M.P.H. 

BOSTON  UNIVERSITY 

TULANE  UNIVERSITY  SCHOOL  OF 

PUBLIC  HEALTH 

AND  TROPICAL  MEDICINE 


Perseverance  is  not  a  long  race;  it  is  many  short  races 
one  after  another. 
Walter  Elliott 

Thanks  to  my  loving  family  for  all  of  your  unlimited 
guidance  and  support.  I  could  never  have  made  it 
without  you. 


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GREGORY  LIZER,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA 
AT  SAN  DIEGO 


SHARI  DAWN  LURIE,  M.D. 

BRANDEIS  UNIVERSITY 


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163 


WENDY  J.  LUTZ,  M.D. 

CEDAR  CREST  COLLEGE 


VIVIANA  M.  MALET'A,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA, 
LOS  ANGELES 


ANNA  MARIA  MANDALAKAS,  M.D. 

CASE  WESTERN  RESERVE  UNIVERSITY 


DONALD  J.  MC  BRYAN,  M.D.,  M.B.A. 

VILLANOVA  UNIVERSITY 
VANDERBILT  UNIVERSITY 


167 


SUTTON  MENEZES,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA, 
SANTA  BARBARA 


MICHAEL  JOSEPH  MILLER  JR.,  M.D. 

PENNSYLVANIA  STATE  UNIVERSITY 


SEPIDEH  MOAYED,  M.D. 

TEMPLE  UNIVERSITY 


Tara  and  Ali,  I  don't  know.  You  haven't  been  quite 
around  lately.  Lucky  you,  I'll  let  you  both  make  it  up 
to  me!  Let's  see,  I'm  gonna  need  a  car,  a  new  condo  for 
the  residency  years  .  .  . 


When   choosing   between   two 
evils,  I  always  like  to  try  the  one 
I've  never  tried  before. 
-Mae  West 


Cliff,  I  love  you  for  always  having 
been  there.  You  loved  and  admired  me 
at  times  I  doubted  myself  the  most. 


Mom  &  Dad,  I  can't  even  begin  to  thank  you  for  all 
that  you've  done  for  me.  I  love  you  because  you  taught 
me  to  have  aspirations,  to  be  courageous,  not  just 
through  words  but  through  the  exemplary  lives  you've 
led. 


There  is  a  light  that  shines 
beyond  all  things  on  Earth, 
beyond  us  all, 
beyond  the  heavens, 
beyond  the  highest, 
the  very  highest  heavens. 
This  is  the  light  that  shines 
in  our  heart. 

-Chandogya  Upanishad 


170 


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"Well,   this   is   just   going 
from  bad  to  worse." 


ROBERT  CHARLES  MORGAN,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA,  RIVERSIDE 


The  Mitchell's  -  Mom's  side 


Terri  Ann  (Morgan)  Confer  on  her  special  day 


>ie  bottle  of  confidence  and  a  good  suit       Temple  City  High  School  Class  of  1986.  He-Man  Woman  Haters       My  sister  Terri  and  me  studying  for  the  boards 
vill  get  you  everything.  Club-  Am  I  the  last  single  one?  very  early.  Is  this  a  Netter  book? 


JENNIFER  MORRISON,  M.D. 

DREW  UNIVERSITY 


GERARD  CHARLES  MOSIELLO, 
M.D.,  D.D.S. 

STATE  UNIVERSITY  OF  NEW  YORK  AT 

STONY  BROOK 
COLUMBIA  UNIVERSITY 


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UNIVERSITY  OF  ILLINOIS 
HAHNEMANN  UNIVERSITY 


EDWARD  MURPHY,  M.D. 

TEMPLE  UNIVERSITY 


TIMOTHY  JOHN  MURPHY,  M.D. 

MIDDLEBURY  COLLEGE 


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STEPHANIE  NEUKUM,  M.D. 

BUCKNELL  UNIVERSITY 


LINH  BAO  NGUYEN,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  FLORIDA 


JOSEPH  DUNG  NGUYEN,  M.D. 

FRANKLIN  &  MARSHALL  COLLEGE 


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Cat  Killer! 


The  Guys!  (Well,  and  one  woman) 


I  want  to  be  a  lawyer  when  I  grow  up. 


This  is  better  than  taking  Biochem. 


Thank  You  Mom,  Dad,  Linh,  and  Tram 


Look  at  these  Babes! 


Smiling  is  a  great  natural  antidepressant. 


My  Girl! 


179 


DAN  NIR,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  TORONTO 


GREGORY  S.  NISHIMURA,  M.D. 


ELIZABETH  SOANES  O'BRIEN,  M.D. 

MIDDLEBURY  COLLEGE 


CLODUALDO  S.  ORQUIZA  III,  M.D. 

LAFAYETTE  COLLEGE 


184 


KENDRA  JUNE  OUTLAR,  M.D. 

HOUGHTON  COLLEGE 


VINCENT  J.  PACZKOSKIE,  M.D. 
LOCK  HAVEN  UNIVERSITY  OF  PA 


DHAVAL  KIRIT  PARIKH,  M.D. 

PENNSYLVANIA  STATE  UNIVERSITY 


JACQUELINE  A.  PETERS,  M.D. 

KNOX  COLLEGE 


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THANG  PHAM,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND 


NICOLETTE  A.  PICERNO,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  VIRGINIA 


ELMER  GUILLERMO  PINZON  ("AL"), 

M.D.,  M.P.H. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  PITTSBURGH 

TULANE  UNIVERSITY  SCHOOL  OF 

PUBLIC  HEALTH  AND  TROPICAL 

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LOUIS  R.  PIZANO,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  SCRANTON 


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UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA 
AT  SAN  DIEGO 


TANIA  DENISE  POTTS,  M.D. 

CORNELL  UNIVERSITY 


ANDREA  OLIVIA  RAY,  M.D. 

SMITH  COLLEGE 


JUAN  E.  REINOSO,  M.D. 


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RUTGERS  UNIVERSITY 


JILL  ANN  RIDER,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  WASHINGTON 


RALPH  JAMES  RIVIELLO,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  SCRANTON 


GREGORY  J.  ROSSINI,  M.D. 

COMMUNITY  COLLEGE  OF 

PHILADELPHIA,  A.S. 

DREXEL  UNIVERSITY 


MICHAEL  TODD  ROWLAND 

DUKE  UNIVERSITY 


ERIK  S.  RUBINSON,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  DELAWARE 


202 


'It's  never  too  late  to  have  a  happy  childhood" 
-Tim  Robbins 


ROSALMA  SAADE,  M.D. 

CATHOLIC  UNIVERSITY  OF  PUERTO  RICO 


JENNIFER  DENISE  SAENZ,  M.D. 

CALIFORNIA  STATE  UNIVERSITY, 
LOS  ANGELES 


ME  . .  at  18  months! 


My  forever  friends  . . , 


Mary  &  Kichie-  My  "special"  friends 


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Lots  of  "Hugs  &  Kisses"  to  my  Family  for  thei  uncondi- 
tional love  and  support.  I  love  you  and  could  never  have 
done  this  without  you!! 


A  special  thanks  to  Ramon,  I'm  sure  glad 
to  come  home-  but  will  the  airlines  go 
broke??  Love  you  lots! 


My  abuelitos-  you're  always  in  my 
heart  grandpa 


Rosalma-  you  crazy  Puerto  Rican!!  Your  warmth,  sense  of  humor  and 
ability  to  have  fun  helped  me  through  these  four  years.  I'll  miss  you!! 


A  big  "I  Love  You"  to  my  friends  Jide,  Tony  B.,  Monique  (the  world's  best  roomie),  Gustavo,  Glen,  Roy,  Dougie,  Hillary,  Juan  &  Samina 


GALE  VALERIE  SANTA  MARIA,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA 
AT  BERKELEY 


DIANA  LAURA  SANZ,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  FLORIDA 


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for  my  debut  on  stage-  I  love  cameras!"  4  yrs?" 


206 


The  Gallery  at  Christmas  and  Mom. 


Brother  (Tom),  Sister-in-law  (Joyce),  me,  Mom  (Mami),  Dad  (Pino). 


PRAYER  TO  ST.  JUDE 

Most  holy  Apostle,  St.  Jude, 
faithful  servant  and  friend  of  Jesus, 
the  name  of  the  traitor  who  deliv- 
ered your  beloved  Master  into  the 
hands  of  His  enemies  has  caused 
you  to  be  forgotten  by  many,  but 
the  Church  honors  and  invokes 
you  universally,  as  the  patron  of : 
hopeless  cases,  of  things  almost 
despaired  of.  Pray  for  me,  I  am  so 
helpless  and  alone.  Make  use  I  im- 
plore you,  of  that  particular  privi- 
lege given  to  you,  to  bring  visible 
and  speedy  help  where  help  is  most 
despaired  of.  Come  to  my  assist- 
ance in  this  great  need  that  I  may 
receive  the  consolation  and  help  of 
heaven  in  all  my  necessities,  tribu- 
lations, and  sufferings,  particu- 
larly- (here  make  your  request)  and 
that  I  may  praise  God  with  you  and 
all  the  elect  forever.  I  promise,  O 
blessed  St.  Jude,  to  be  ever  mindful 
of  this  great  favor,  to  always  honor 
you  as  my  special  powerful  patron, 
and  to  gratefully  encourage  devo- 
tion to  you.  Amen. 


SAJIV  SAXENA,  M.D. 
FRANKLIN  &  MARSHALL  COLLEGE 


MARK  A.  SCHMIDHEISER,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  RICHMOND 


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DANA  CHRISTINE  SCHMIDT,  M.D. 

LOYOLA  COLLEGE,  MARYLAND 


SUSAN  SCHMITT,  M.D. 

PENN  STATE  UNIVERSITY 


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ROY  A.  SETZENFAND,  M.D. 

EDINBORO  UNIVERSITY  OF  PA 


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DARRYN  I.  SHAFF,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  MICHIGAN,  ANN  ARBOR 


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JACK  W.  SHILLING,  M.D. 

FRANKLIN  AND  MARSHALL  COLLEGE 


KRISTIN  C.  SMITH,  M.D. 

COLGATE  UNIVERSITY 


YEJIDE  OLABISI  SOKOYA,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  ILLINOIS 

UNIVERSITY  OF  ILLINOIS 

GRADUATE  SCHOOL 


Dear  Lord,  thank  you  for  your  love, 
guidance  and  presence  in  my  life. 

With  all  my  love  to  my  family  for  your 
loving  support  and  for  believing  in  me. 

To  all  my  friends  for  always  reminding 
me  that  I  am  not  alone. 


MARIA  VERONICA  STAPFER,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  HAWAII 


Mamouth  Mtn:  Suicide  Mtn.  **  Go  for  it-NOT! 


There  are  friends,  and  then  there  an 
good  friends  . . . 


Colby  Wan  Kanobi  .  .  .  born  July  28th,  1993. 


The  Gang:  CHEERS!  San  Diego,  CA  1992. 


TO  GTA:  I  love  you  and  will  always.  You're  my  best  friend,  my  #1  fan  and  everything  beyond.  Happiness  is  my  domain. 
TO  KG:  Whom  I  could  not  have  completed  this  task  without,  who  could  always  make  me  laugh,  no  matter  what  the  disaster. 
Thanks.  MVS 


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We  are  strong  together  .  .  .  and  I  like  that. 


Good  times  .  .  .  Good  memories. 


Lake  Ontario:  The  day  after,  the  day  after  .  . 


RONALD  S.  STRONY  JR.,  M.D. 

GANNON  UNIVERSITY 


The  most  important  people  in  my 
life;  my  wife  Elisa  (left),  and  my 
family,  Brianne,  Dad,  Mom,  and  Jen 
(above).  Thank  you  for  all  your 
support,  I  couldn't  have  made  it 
without  you.  I  love  you  all. 


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JAMES  SUNDAY,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  DELAWARE 


SEDAT  M.  SURMELI,  M.D. 

GEORGE  WASHINGTON  UNIVERSITY 


JOHN  B.  TEDESCHI,  M.D. 

LAFAYETTE  COLLEGE 


CHARLES  M.  TERRY  IV,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  PENNSYLVANIA 


LULU  SIM  TSAI,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  ROCHESTER 


GEORGE  TSUNG-JU  TSAI,  M.D. 

LOMA  LINDA  UNIVERSITY 


JOHN  J.  TIEDEKEN,  M.D. 

WASHINGTON  UNIVERSITY 
IN  ST.  LOUIS 


JEFFREY  PETER  UTZ,  M.D.,  PH.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  SCRANTON 
HAHNEMANN  UNIVERSITY 
NEUROSCIENCE  PROGRAM 


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KATINA  VILLAS,  M.D. 

BRYN  MAWR  COLLEGE 


JOSEPH  F.  WALDNER,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  SCRANTON 


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To  My  Family-  A  special  thank  you  for  your  support  and  encouragement.  I  could 
not  have  done  it  without  you. 

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QUINCY  C.  WANG,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CALIFORNIA 
AT  RIVERSIDE 


WENDELYN  L.  WATERS,  M.D. 

CORNELL  UNIVERSITY 


MICHAEL  L.  WEBSTER,  M.D. 

GANNON  UNIVERSITY 


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TERI  ANN  WILLOCHELL,  M.D. 

WASHINGTON  AND  JEFFERSON  COLLEGE 


JOANNE  WILTSHIRE-SCOTT,  M.D. 

HOWARD  UNIVERSITY 


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HILLARY  D.  WYNN-MOORE,  M.D. 

SOUTHERN  UNIVERSITY  A&M  COLLEGE ' 


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Family  is  the  source  of  my  strength. 


My  brothers.  Aaron,  Thomas  and  Spencer. 


SHAHRAD  YAZDI,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND  AT 
COLLEGE  PARK 


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PETER  JAE  YOO,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  SOUTHERN  CALIFORNL 


STANLEY  ZASLAU,  M.D. 

BOSTON  UNIVERSITY 


To  my  family:  Your  love,  support  and  understanding  has  enabled  me  to  reach  my  goals.  I  love  you  all! 


To  my  darling  wife  April:  You  are  my  love  and  my 
best  friend.  Your  everlasting  love  and  support  has 
enabled  me  to  achieve  my  dream.  Thank  you.  I 
will  love  you  forever. 


college  graduation 


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DANIEL  ZELAZNY,  M.D. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CONNECTICUT 


JAMES  ALBERT  ZOLA,  M.D. 

PENNSYLVANIA  STATE  UNIVERSITY 


SANJAY  KUMAR  ARORA,  M.D. 


RUSS  LOVE,  M.D. 

BOSTON  UNIVERSITY 


STEPHEN  J.  SOKARIS,  M.D. 

THE  COLLEGE  OF  SAINT  ROSE 


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What  is  the  combination  to  my  mailbox?  Is  there  going  to  be 
happy  hour  this  week?  Who  should  I  talk  to  if  I  need  (INSERT 
REQUEST  HERE)  done,  and  could  you  call  them  for  these 
questions  and  many  other  queries  could  be  found  by  search- 
ing out  A  r/iss  "Bud"  He  ft Tin.  From  his  office,  a  chance  hallway 
meeting  or  the  famous  Bud's  desk  (R.I.P),  Bud  guided  hun- 
dreds of  struggling  students  through  the  gauntlet  of  medical 
school  with  a  combination  of  enthusiasm,  determination  and 
charm  that  was  unequaled  in  the  University. 

Over  the  years,  Bud  has  been  our  greatest  advocate  within 
the  administration,  defending  students'  interests  whenever, 
they  were  threatened.  Bud  had  been  involved  in  every  aspect 
of  student  life,  serving  as  advisor  to  the  Yearbook,  MSI, 
NoteService,  and  as  a  representative  on  several  University 
committees.  Bud  was  instrumental  in  organizing  many  Univer- 
sity student  functions,  including  the  Halloween  and  Holiday 
Parties,  the  Blue  and  Gold  Ball,  and  Match  Day  festivities.  His 
easy-going,  down-to-earth  style  endeared  him  to  the  Class  of 
1994,  and  we  will  miss  him  when  we  leave  Hahnemann. 

And  Hahnemann  will  miss  him,  too.  With  all  of  the  changes 
occurring  as  a  result  of  the  acquisition  of  Hahnemann  Univer- 
sity by  AHERF,  Bud  left  Hehnemann  in  late  1 993  in  favor  of 
early  retirement.  Although  we  were  saddened  when  his  depar- 
ture was  announced,  we  wish  him  well  in  whatever  endeavors 
he  should  pursue. 

In  retrospect,  medical  school  was  composed  of  a  series  of 
rather  unpleasant  experiences,  interspersed  occasionally  with 
short  bursts  of  revelry.  Bud  Hefflin  was  one  of  the  few  people 
at  Hahnemann  who  helped  to  bridge  the  long  (sometimes 
endless)  gaps  between  those  bursts,  and  was  thus  an  invalu- 
able part  of  our  medical  education. 

For  all  of  this,  we  offer  our  humble  and  sincere  thanks,  and 
we  count  ourselves  fortunate  to  have  known  Bud  Hefflin. 
-Class  of  1 994 


1994  Medic  Staff 


Editors-in-Chief 

Jackie  Goldberg 
Dhaval  Parikh 

Assistant  Editors 

Jennifer  Kasirsky 
Jeff  Gould 


Junior  Editors 

Nancy  Gideon 
Mandy  Reeves 
Mike  Casdorf 


Sophomore  Editors 

Rebecca  Blei 
Costas  Kaiafas 


Freshman  Editor 

Glen  J.  Barbee 

A  very  special  THANK  YOU  to  those  who 
helped  with  this  year's  MEDIC.  Your 
enthusiasm  &  creativity  were  indispensable!! 
Thanks  especially  to  Brooke,  Ashley,  Jim  Z., 
Anna  &  Tania  for  your  humor,  Susan  S.,  Viv 
and  Eric  Gressen  for  the  pics,  Becky  & 
Costas!!  And  a  big  THANK  you  to  Jean 
Dor  man  and  Bill  O'Brien. 


To  The  Class  of  1 994: 


Congratulations!!  We're  finally  outta  here!  It's  been  a  rough  four  (or  five) 
years,  but  there  have  been  a  lot  of  good  times  along  the  way.  As  a  class,  I  think 
we've  come  together  better  than  most.  Hopefully  the  friendships  that  we've 
made  will  last  a  long  time  (at  least  long  enough  to  get  some  referrals,  anyway). 

When  coming  up  for  a  theme  for  the  yearbook,  we  tried  to  find  something 
lighthearted  but  timely.  There  are  so  many  changes  happening  now;  the  new 
Health  Plan,  the  new  H.U.,  the  start  of  residency,  and  for  many,  starting  a  new 
family.  As  we  try  to  gather  information  to  guide  us  through  these  times,  and  find 
there's  no  Cecil's  or  Harrison's  to  fall  back  on,  we  have  to  remember  not  to 
believe  everything  we  read  or  hear.  There  are  many  people  who  would  change 
us  or  our  professions  to  fit  their  desires.  Some  of  their  ideas  have  merit,  some 
don't.  Figuring  out  which  is  which  makes  K-types  look  easy.  I  guess  the  best  we 
can  do  is  keep  our  priorities  in  mind,  watch  out  for  our  patients'  best  interests, 
and  be  true  to  ourselves.  Hopefully,  that  will  help  us  filter  through  the  nonsense. 

We'd  like  to  thank  everyone  who  contributed  their  time,  pictures,  and 
creativity  to  this  year's  Medic-Ashley,  Brooke,  Jim  Z.,  Anna,  Tania,  Viv,  Susan 
S.,  Eric  Gressen,  Becky  and  Costas,  and  Jean  Dorman  and  the  Student 
Activities  Office.  We  never  would  have  to  survived  without  you! 

We  wish  everyone  great  success  and  may  there  be  a  giant  Italian  Hoagie  in 
your  future. 

-Dhaval  and  Jackie 


Daniel  Winston  Altman,  M.D.,  M.S. 

Internal  Medicine 

UMDNJ-  Robert  Wood  Johnson  School 

of  Medicine 

New  Jersey 

Sanjay  Kumar  Arora,  M.D. 

rnal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
Lehigh  Valley  Hospital 
Anes  thesiology 
University  of  Colorado 
Denver,  Colorado 

Jeffrey  Jay  Atkinson,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

University  Hospitals  of  Cleveland 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Christopher  F.  Avelino,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
University  of  Maryland 
Baltimore,  Maryland 

Ashley  John  Barboza,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Childrens  Hospital  of  Los  Angeles 

Los  Angeles,  California 

Kim  Lorraine  Barefield,  M.D.,  M.S. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynecology 
Harlem  Hospital  Center 
New  York,  New  York 

Sanjay  C.  Bhakta,  M.D. 
Internal  Medicine 

Kaiser  Permanente  Medical  Center 
Los  Angeles,  California 

James  J.  Blake,  M.D. 

Otolaryngology 

Mayo  Graduate  School  of  Medicine 

Rochester,  Minnesota 

Baktash  Bootorabi,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 
Crozer-Chester  Medical  Center 
Chester,  Pennsylvania 

Stacy  Mara  Borans,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Richard  Dean  Brenner,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-Preliminary  Year 
University  of  California-Irvine 
Anes  thesiology 
UCLA  Medical  Center 
Los  Angeles,  California 


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Marc  Brodsky,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Naval  Hospital  of  Oakland 

Oakland,  California 

Barbara  Ann  Brookmyer,  M.D.,  M.P.H. 

Family  Practice 

Ventura  County  Medical  Center 

Ventura,  California 

John  E.  Butler,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

University  of  Utah  Affiliated  Hospitals 

Salt  Lake  City,  Utah 

Amber  Leighan  Chatwin,  M.D. 

Surgery  -  Preliminary  Year 
Lenox  Hill  Hospital 
Orthopedic  Surgery 
Bronx  Lebanon  Hospital 
Bronx,  New  York 

Charles  C.  Cole  III,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Maureen  Corry,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Winthrop  University  Hospital 

Mineola,  New  York 

Seana  Covello,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Peter  Benjamin  Cridge,  M.D. 

Emergency  Medicine 
Morristown  Memorial  Hospital 
Morristown,  New  Jersey 

Jeff  S.  Cuomo,  M.D. 

Orthopedic  Surgery 

Tulane  University  School  of  Medicine 

New  Orleans,  Louisiana 

Douglas  Charles  Curtiss,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Yale-New  Haven  Hospital 

New  Haven,  Connecticut 

Andra  Katherine  Cyronak,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-Primary  Care 
Rhode  Island  Hospital 
Providence,  Rhode  Island 


251 


Maria  Luisa  DeLeon,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
University  of  Texas  -  Houston 
Neurology 
University  of  Texas 
Galveston,  Texas 

Joseph  A.  DeSimone  Jr.,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Christopher  DeLuca,  M.D. 

Emergency  Medicine 

Medical  College  of  Pennsylvania 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Alexander  del  Rosario,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

California  Pacific  Medical  Center 

San  Francisco,  California 

Craig  Depoe,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 

Lehigh  Valley  Hospital 

A  nes  thesiology 

Hospital  of  the  University  of 

Pennsylvania 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Harold  Scott  Derstine,  M.D. 

Emergency  Medicine 
Grace  Hospital 
Detroit,  Michigan 

Steven  Joseph  DiBiase,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 

Albert  Einstein  Medical  Center 

Radiation  Oncology 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Cathy  Jo  DiGregorio,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 

Crozer-Chester  Medical  Center 

A  nes  thesiology 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Thomas  Marx  Do,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Madigan  Army  Medical  Center 

Tacoma,  Washington 

John  Christopher  Doherty,  M.D. 

Family  Practice 
Hamot  Medical  Center 
Erie,  Pennsylvania 


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252 


Ezra  Meir  Dori,  M.D.,  M.S. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynecology 
Mt.  Sinai  Hospital 
New  York,  New  York 

Timothy  E.  Dutton,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 
Crozer-Chester  Medical  Center 
A  nes  thesiology 
Maine  Medical  Center 
Portland,  Maine 

Cathy  Eng,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-Preliminary  Year 
Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Diagnostic  Radiology 
St.  Barnabas  Medical  Center 
Livingston,  New  Jersey 

Lenke  Erki,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Hahnemann  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Farzaneh  Farzin,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Radiation  Oncology 
Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Elizabeth  Dougherty  Flynn,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Children's  National  Medical  Center 

Washington,  D.C. 

Michael  Freedman,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
Emory  University 
Atlanta,  Georgia 

Nancy  C.  Freyvogel,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
Allegheny  General  Hospital 
Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

Elizabeth  Louise  Gerth,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Rainbow  Babies  and  Children's 

Hospital 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Kimberly  Glade,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Tulane  University  School  of  Medicine 

New  Orleans,  Louisiana 

Michele  Godorecci,  M.D. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynecology 
Lenox  Hill  Hospital 
New  York,  New  York 


253 


Eric  David  Goldberg,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
University  of  Massachusetts 
Wooster,  Massachusetts 

Jacqueline  Martine  Goldberg,  M.D. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynecology 
Medical  College  of  Pennsylvania 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Herman  Clark  Gore,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
Abington  Memorial  Hospital 
Physical  Medicine  &  Rehabilitation 
Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Jeffrey  David  Gould,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
Lehigh  Valley  Hospital 
Neurology 

Pennsylvania  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Adrienne  Lynn  Green,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Stanford  University  Hospital 

Stanford,  California 

Eric  L.  Gressen,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
Medical  Center  of  Delaware 
Radiation  Oncology 
Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Brooke  Heidi  Gurland,  M.D. 

Surgery 

Mt.  Sinai  Hospital 

New  York,  New  York 

Hilary  A.  Hansen-Jung  M.D. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynecology 
Loma  Linda  University 
Loma  Linda,  California 

Kimberly  Ann  Heath,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Mark  J.  Hirschbein,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 

Sinai  Hospital 

Ophthalmology 

Sinai  Hospital 

Baltimore,  Maryland 


254 


Sundy  Rae  Holland,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Primary  Care 
University  of  Washington 
Seattle,  Washington 

Yuhoe  Gia  Hong,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
Lackland  Air  Force  Base 
San  Antonio,  Texas 

Tim  B.  Hopkins,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 

San  Diego  Naval  Hospital 

San  Diego,  California 

Brad  M.  Hoppenfeld,  M.D. 

Surgery-  Preliminary  Year 
The  Medical  Center  of  Delawar 
Newark,  Delaware 

Ronald  Jay  Horowitz,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Rainbow  Babies  &  Children's  Hospital 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

David  Scott  Hoy,  M.D. 

Surgery-  Preliminary  Year 
Creighton  Universit 
Omaha,  Nebraska 

Howard  B.  Jackson,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 

Presbyterian  Medical  Center  of 

Philadelphia 

Physical  Medicine  &  Rehabilitation 

Hospital  of  the  University  of 

Pennsylvania 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Betsy  Ann  Johns,  M.D. 

Family  Practice 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Andrea  Shelley  Drysdale  Johnson,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Georgetown  University  Hospital 

Washington,  D.C. 

Alexander  E.  Kalenak,  M.D.,  M.S. 

Family  Practice 

Medical  Center  of  Beaver  Pennsylvania 

Beaver  Falls,  Pennsylvania 

Mark  John  Kane,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
Geisinger  Medical  Center 
Diagnostic  Radiology 
University  of  Connecticut 
Farn.ington,  Connecticut 


255 


Jennifer  Lee  Kasirsky,  M.D. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynecology 
UMDNJ-  Robert  Wood  Johnson 
Camden,  New  Jersey 

Kris  Robert  Kaulback,  M.D. 

Surgery 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Sameena  S.  Khan,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
University  of  Hawaii 
Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Chong  U.  Kim,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

University  of  California-  Irvine 

Orange,  California 

Daniel  ll-Sun  Kim,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
Loma  Linda  University 
Loma  Linda,  California 

Joanne  Kitson,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
Riverside  Methodist 
Columbus,  Ohio 

Peter  Kozuch,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
Boston  University 
Boston,  Massachusetts 

Elizabeth  A.  Kraft,  M.D. 

Emergency  Medicine 

Medical  College  of  Pennsylvania 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Evan  Richard  Kraus,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Einstein  Affiliated  Hospitals 

Bronx,  New  York 

Rebecca  Lynn  Kunkel,  M.D. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynecology 
Medical  College  of  Pennsylvania 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Frank  Kuo,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
University  of  Texas 
Galveston,  Texas 


256 


James  D.  LeClair,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 

Crozer-Chester  Medical  Center 

Neurology 

University  of  Maryland 

Baltimore,  Maryland 

Brian  K.  Lee,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Radiation  Oncology 
Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Stacy  Beth  Lewin,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 

Pennsylvania  Hospital 

A  nes  thesiology 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Melanie  Diane  Little,  M.D.,  M.P.H. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
Medical  College  of  Pennsylvania 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Gregory  Lizer,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

UCLA  Medical  Center 

Los  Angeles,  California 

Russ  Love,  M.D. 

Diagnostic  Radiology 
Bryn  Mawr  Hospital 
Bryn  Mawr,  Pennsylvania 

Shari  Dawn  Lurie,  M.D. 

A  nes  thesiology 
Baystate  Medical  Center 
Springfield,  Massachusetts 

Wendy  J.  Lutz,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 

Abington  Memorial  Hospital 

A  nes  thesiology 

Hahnemann  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Viviana  M.  Malet'a,  M.D. 

Pediatrics-  Primary  Care 
Thomas  Jefferson  Universit/ 
Alfred  I.  DuPont  Institute 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Anna  Maria  Mandalakas,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Rainbow  Babies  and  Children's  Hospital 

Cleveland,  Ohio 


257 


Donald  J.  McBryan,  M.D.,  M.B.A. 

Internal  Medicine 
Reading  Hospital 
Reading,  Pennsylvania 

Sutton  Menezes,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

University  of  California-  Davis  Medical 

Center 

Sacramento,  California 

Michael  Joseph  Miller  Jr.,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 
Crozer-Chester  Medical  Center 
Diagnostic  Radiology 
Duke  University  Medical  Center 
Durham,  North  Carolina 

Sepideh  Moayed,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
Presbyterian  Medical  Center 
Diagnostic  Radiology 
Presbyterian  Medical  Center 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Robert  Charles  Morgan,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 
Lehigh  Valley  Hospital 
A  nes  thesiology 
University  Health  Center 
Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

Jennifer  Morrison,  M.D. 

Diagnostic  Radiology 
University  Health  Center 
Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

Gerard  Charles  Mosiello,  M.D.,  D.D.S. 

Surgery-  Preliminary  Year 
St.  Barnabas  Medical  Cente 
Livingston,  New  Jersey 

Robert  D.  Mouradian,  M.D.,  M.S. 

A  nes  thesiology 
University  of  South  Florida 
Tampa,  Florida 

Edward  Murphy,  M.D. 

Surgery 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Timothy  John  Murphy,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Fitzsimmons  Army  Medical  Center 

Aurora,  Colorado 


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Stephanie  Neukum,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 

Crozer-Chester  Medical  Center 

Neurology 

University  of  Maryland 

Baltimore,  Maryland 

Linh  Bao  Nguyen,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Alton  Oschner  Medical  Foundation 

New  Orleans,  Louisiana 

Joseph  Dung  Nguyen,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 
Crozer-Chester  Medical  Center 
A  nes  thesiology 
Brigham  &  Womens  Hospital 
Boston,  Massachusetts 

Dan  Nir,  M.D. 

Diagnostic  Radiology 
Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Gregory  S.  Nishimura,  M.D. 

Surgery 

Nassau  County  Medical  Center 

East  Meadow,  New  York 

Elizabeth  Soanes  O'Brien,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Strong  Memorial  Hospital 

Rochester,  New  York 

Yong  T.  Oh,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 

Lehigh  Valley  Hospital 

A  nes  thesiology 

Hospital  of  the  University  of 

Pennsylvania 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Clodualdo  S.  Orquiza  III,  M.D. 

Surgery-  Preliminary  Year 
Beth  Israel  Hospita 
Otolaryngology 
New  York  Eye  &  Ear 
New  York,  New  York 

Kendra  June  Outlar,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Thomas  Jefferson  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Vincent  J.  Paczkoskie,  M.D. 

Orthopedic  Surgery 
Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 


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/al  Kirit  Parikh,  M.D. 
nsitional  Year 
Reading  Hospital 
Radiation  Oncology 
Mt.  Sinai  Hospital 
New  York,  New  York 

Jacqueline  A.  Peters,  M.D. 

Maternity/Research  Year 

Thang  Pham,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

University  of  California-  Irvine 

Orange,  California 

Nicolette  A.  Picerno,  M.D. 

Otolaryngology 

Medical  College  of  Georgia 

Augusta,  Georgia 

Elmer  Guillermo  Pinzon  ("Al"),  M.D., 
M.P.H. 

Transitional  Year 
Lehigh  Valley  Hospital 
Physical  Medicine  &  Rehabilitation 
Baylor  College  of  Medicine 
Houston,  Texas 

Louis  R.  Pinzano,  M.D. 

Surgery 

Beth  Israel  Hospital 

New  York,  New  York 

Susan  M.  Polizzi,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

University  of  Texas  Southwestern 

Medical  School 

Dallas,  Texas 

Tania  Denise  Potts,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Children's  Hospital  of  Los  Angeles 

Los  Angeles,  California 

Andrea  Olivia  Ray,  M.D. 

Plastic  Surgery 
Yale-New  Haven  Hospital 
New  Haven,  Connecticut 

Juan  E.  Reinoso,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 
Texas  Tech  University 
El  Paso,  Texas 

Thomas  J.  Rick,  M.D. 

Anes  thesiology 
Maricopa  Medical  Center 
Tuscon,  Arizona 

Jill  Ann  Rider,  M.D. 

Surgery-  Preliminary  Year 
Oregon  Health  Science  Universit 
Portland,  Oregon 


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Ralph  James  Riviello,  M.D. 

Emergency  Medicine 
Allegheny  General  Hospital 
Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

Gregory  J.  Rossini,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
University  of  Maryland 
Baltimore,  Maryland 

Michael  Todd  Rowland,  M.D. 

Surgery-  Preliminary  Year 
Boston  Universit 
Boston,  Massachusetts 

Erik  S.  Rubinson,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

University  of  Maryland 

Baltimore,  Maryland 

Rosalma  Saade,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Jennifer  Denise  Saenz,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Children's  Hospital  of  Los  Angeles 

Los  Angeles,  California 

Gale  Valerie  Santa  Maria,  M.D. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynecology 
Monmouth  Medical  Center 
Long  Branch,  New  Jersey 

Diana  Laura  Sanz,  M.D. 

Diagnostic  Radiology 

University  of  Oklahoma  College  of 

Medicine 

Oklahoma  City,  Oklahoma 

Sajiv  Saxena,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Ohio  State  University  Hospital 

Columbus,  Ohio 

Mark  A.  Schmidheiser,  M.D. 
Internal  Medicine 
Portsmouth  Naval  Hospital 
Portsmouth,  Virginia 

Dana  Christine  Schmidt,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Rainbow  Babies  and  Children's  Hospital 

Cleveland,  Ohio 


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Susan  Schmitt,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year 
UMDNJ-  Robert  Wood  Johnson 
Physical  Medicine  &  Rehabilitation 
University  of  Washington 
Seattle,  Washington 

Roy  A.  Setzenfand,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 
Allegheny  General  Hospital 
Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

Darryn  I.  Shaft,  M.D. 

Diagnostic  Radiology 
Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Jack  W.  Shilling,  M.D. 

Surgery 

Milton  Hershey  Medical  Center  of  the 

Penn  State  University 

Hershey,  Pennsylvania 

Kristin  C.  Smith,  M.D. 

Surgery 

Richland  Memorial  Hospital 

Columbia,  South  Carolina 

Yejide  Olabisi  Sokoya,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 
Texas  Tech  University 
El  Paso,  Texas 

Maria  Veronica  Stapfer,  M.D. 

Surgery 

Los  Angeles  County-  USC  Medical 

Center 

Los  Angeles,  California 

Ronald  S.  Strony,  M.D. 

Emergency  Medicine 
Geisinger  Medical  Center 
Danville,  Pennsylvania 

James  Sunday,  M.D. 

Orthopedic  Surgery 
Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Sedat  M.  Surmeli,  M.D. 

Obstetrics  and  Gynecology 
St.  Barnabas  Medical  Center 
Livingston,  New  Jersey 

Charles  M.  Terry  IV,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 

Lehigh  Valley  Hospital 

Physical  Medicine  &  Rehabilitation 

Hospital  of  the  University  of 

Pennsylvania 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 


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John  J.  Tiedeken,  M.D. 

Surgery-  Preliminary  Year 
Fitzsimmons  Army  Medical  Cente 
Aurora,  Colorado 

Lulu  Sim  Tsai,  M.D. 

Psychiatry 

Pennsylvania  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

George  Tsung-Ju  Tsai,  M.D. 

Surgery 

The  Medical  Center  of  Delaware 

Newark,  Delaware 

Jeffrey  Peter  Utz,  M.D.,  Ph.D. 

Neuroscience  Research 

Hahnemann  University  School  of 

Medicine 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Katina  Villas,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 
Crozer-Chester  Medical  Center 
Oph  thalmology 

Hahnemann  University  Hospital 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Joseph  F.  Waldner,  M.D. 

Transitional  Year 

Lehigh  Valley  Hospital 

A  nes  thesiology 

Hahnemann  University  Hospital 

Quincy  C.  Wang,  M.D. 

Orthopedic  Surgery 
Hamot  Medical  Center 
Erie,  Pennsylvania 

Wendelyn  L.  Waters,  M.D. 

Family  Practice 
University  of  Colorado 
Denver,  Colorado 

Michael  L.  Webster,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

Childrens  Hospital  of  Akron 

Akron,  Ohio 

Teri  Ann  Willochell,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Mercy  Hospital  of  Pittsburgh 

Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

Joanne  Wiltshire-Scott,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Hahnemann  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 


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Laura  M.  Wood,  M.D. 

Pediatrics 

All  Children's  Hospital 

St.  Petersburg,  Florida 

Hillary  D.  Wynn-Moore,  M.D. 

Psychiatry 

University  of  Cincinnati  Hospital 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Shahrad  Yazdi,  M.D. 

Surgery-  Preliminary  Year 

Hahnemann  University  Hospita 

Neurosurgery 

Hahnemann  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Peter  Jae  Yoo,  M.D. 

Internal  Medicine 

Hahnemann  University  Hospital 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Stanley  Zaslau,  M.D. 

Surgery-  Preliminary  Year 

Mt.  Sinai  Hospita 

Urology 

Mt.  Sinai  Hospital 

New  York,  New  York 

Daniel  Zelazny,  M.D. 

Orthopedic  Surgery 
Westchester  County/New  York 
Medical  College 
Valhalla,  New  York 

James  Albert  Zola,  M.D. 

Medicine-Pedia  tries 
Geisinger  Medical  Center 
Danville,  Pennsylvania 


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1994  Hahnemann  Residency  Match  Statistics 

Positions  by  Specialty: 

Anesthesiology  14 

Emergency  Medicine  6 

Family  Practice  5 

Internal  Medicine  43 

Internal  Medicine-  Preliminary  Year    18 

Internal  Medicine-  Primary  Care 2 

Medicine-Pediatrics  1 

Neurology 4 

Neurosurgery    1 

Obstetrics  and  Gynecology    9 

Ophthalmology  2 

Otolaryngology  3 

Orthopedics 6 

Pediatrics 16 

Pediatrics-  Primary  Care    1 

Physical  Medicine  &  Rehabilitation    5 

Psychiatry    2 

Radiology-  Diagnostic    9 

Radiation  Oncology   5 

Research    1 

Surgery-  General    9 

Surgery-  Plastics 1 

Surgery-  Preliminary  Year   10 

Transitional  Year    16 

Urology  1 


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For  Stacy  Lewin: 

To  Stacy,  we  shared  your  hopes,  dreamed  your  dreams  and 
always  admired  your  determination  to  succeed.  And  now,  with 
love,  joy  and  hearts  bursting  with  pride,  we  proudly  call  you 
"Doctor".  Congratulations  to  you  and  the  Class  of  1994. 
-Mom,  Dad,  Dayna  and  Sam 


To  the  Class  of  1994: 

I  look  forward  to  having  you  all  on  my  payroll.  Congrats. 
-Hillary  C. 


We  are  very  proud  of  you,  David. . . 

From  "McNamara"  thru  medicine,  it's  been  a  wonderful 
journey.  Love  and  congratulations  from  family  and  clan. 
-David  &  Linda  Hoy 


The  journey  has  been  long  and  costly.  But  seriously,  I  wish  you  all 
congratulations  and  good  luck  on  being  released  from  hell,  may 
the  real  world  be  a  kind  and  generous  place. 
-Ralph  Riviello 


Bravo!  Class  of  1 994!  And  Best  Wishes  and  much  success  to  our  I 
daughter  who  has  become  Dr.  Tania  Potts,  to  the  young  patient  I 
who  have  been  exposed  to  her  loving  care  and  winsome  smile.  H'J 
congratulate  you  with  loving  pride. 
-Your  Brother,  Mom  &  Dad. 


Best  Wishes  to  our  son  Robert  David  Mouradian  and 

Hahnemann 's  graduating  Class  of  1994. 
-Leon  &  Jean  Mouradian 


To  our  son  Gregory  S.  Lizer.  Our  hearts  are  filled  with  love,  pride, 
joy,  and  respect  for  your  many  accomplishments.  Our  wish,  may 
life  be  as  good  to  you  and  Sandra  as  it  has  been  for  us. 
-Mom  and  Dad 


Dearest  Kendra: 

Bright,  focused  and  fervent  in  your  life,  you  have  made  us  prouc 
and  pleased  to  call  you  our  daughter,  to  call  you  Sissy,  to  call  you 
Kendra.  May  your  commitment  to  Christ  be  the  motivation  for 
your  career.  We  love  you. 

-Mom,  Dad,  Josh  &  Amanda 


Cathy: 

Your  very  hard  work  and  motivation  over  the  years  has  finally 
become  a  reality.  Words  cannot  express  the  feelings  we  have  for 
you  at  this  time.  Congratulations! 
-Love  always,  your  parents! 


Dear  Chris: 

Over  the  last  4  years,  we  have  watched  you  fulfill  your  dream  of 
becoming  a  doctor.  As  always,  you  have  reached  this  goal  with 
extraordinary  gusto.  Your  patients  will  be  fortunate  to  have  such  a 
caring  physician. 

-Love.  Mom  and  Dad. 


Congratulations  Cathy 
-Gordon  Eng 


To  Clod: 

Congratulations.  We  love  you  and  we  are  very  proud  of  you.  Our 
blessings  are  with  your  as  you  are  about  to  go  through  this  very 
important  crossroad  of  your  career.  Good  luck  and  keep  going.  As 
always,  we  are  behind  you. 

-Dr.  &  Mrs.  Clodualdo  S.  Orquiza 


Dear  Eric: 

You  traveled  far  to  get  to  this  place!  May  you  find  joy  in  your 
work  and  in  your  life.  With  pride  and  love  we  congratulate  our 
doctor. 

-Mum,  Dad,  Neil  &  Evan. 


John: 

-You  can  have  the  house.  But  I  keep  the  ginzsus. 
-Lorraina 


Congratulations,  Doctor  McBryan: 

We  are  very  proud  of  you  and  Val  and  wish  the  best  for  both  of 
you  in  the  years  ahead. 

-Much  Love,  Mom  &  Dad 


Our  health  is  in  your  hands!  Congratulations  and  good  luck  in  your 
chosen  specialties!! 

-Joyce  &  David  Walter 


a  bushel  and  a  peck ' ',  Bunny!  H  &  K, 
-Mom 


To  Jackie  &  her  classmates, 

We  wish  great  success  in  the  future.  To  Jackie,  a  source  of  great 
pride  and  joy  to  us  for  the  complete  and  loving  person  she  has 
become  and  for  the  great  achievement  attained-  we  say:  Go  to  it, 
Doc! 

-Els  &  Jerry  Goldberg 


Congratulations  to  our  son,  Peter,  and  to  all  the  young  men  and 
women  in  the  Class  of  1 994!  All  of  us  are  so  proud  of  you,  son,  and 
urge  you  to  go  forth  to  serve  both  God  and  man  in  the  most  noble 
of  all  professions.  We  love  you. 
-Christopher  &  Susan  Cridge 


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rhe  last  four  years  have  been  a  journey  we  have  traveled 
ogether.  I  hope  our  mutual  love,  respect  and  support  never  ends. 
~)nce  again,  you  have  made  me  very  proud.  I  love  you.  Mom 
-Yetivemare  and  Bill  McComas 


lood  Luck  to  Tom  Rick  and  the  Class  of  1994! 
May  all  your  dreams  come  true. 
-Donald  &  Giovanna  Rick 


Dear  Ron, 

Once  again  you  have  made  us  proud.  As  always  we  wish  you 
happiness  and  success  in  your  future.  Congratulations  to  you  and 
the  Class  of  1 994. 

-Love,  Mom,  Dad,  Susan  &  Bruce  Horowitz 


Joey  B.- 

I  will  love  you  forever. 
-Amy 


ion: 

We  are  very  proud  of  you  becoming  a  doctor  and  all  you  have 
accomplished  these  last  4  years.  We  wish  you  the  best  and  future 
uccess  wherever  your  life  may  lead. 

-Mom,  Dad,  Brian ne  &  Jennifer  Strony 


or  Marc  Brodsky: 

He  who  save  just  one  life  saves  the  world  entire.  We  are  bursting 
/ith  pride  and  we  love  you. 
-Mom,  Murray  &  Jason 


)ear  Ed: 
We  know  you  'II  make  a  great  surgeon.  We  're  very  proud  of  you. 
-Mr.  &  Mrs.  Scissorhands 


Congratulations  Craig  and  the  Class  of  1994! 

The  greatest  gifts  you  can  give  are  your  love  and  your  care. 
OVE  YOU  FOREVER 
-Mom  and  Dad. 


dngratulations,  Tina! 

We  'd  like  to  share  our  pride  for  you  and  wish  you  continued 
jccess.  you  have  always  been  a  joy  in  our  lives  and  we  love  you 
o  much. 

-Mom  and  Dad 


lark, 

We  are  very  proud  of  you.  We  pray  that  you  will  be  a  caring  and 
ompassionate  doctor.  We  love  you. 
-Mom,  Dad  and  Melanie 


like: 

I  thought  for  weeks  about  what  I  was  going  to  say  in  this  space, 
'othing  sounded  just  right.  But  then  I  remembered:  It  didn  't 
latter-  best  friends  always  know  what's  in  each  others'  heart! 
ove,  M.C. 

-Noreen  Freedman  &  Daniel  Freedman 


ongratulations  to  the  Class  of  1994. 
I  wish  you  all  luck. 
-Mr.  Terry  Morgan 


To  my  Friends  &  Family: 

Your  love  and  support  have  meant  the  world  to  me!  Mom,  Dad 
and  Dayna-  You  deserve  this  diploma  too!  Marc-  Thanks  for  always 
being  there!  I  love  all  of  you!  Thanks 
-Love  always,  Dr.  Stacy 


Dana  Schmidt: 

You  planted  your  roots  deep  and  spread  your  wings  wide  and 
learned  to  never  let  go  of  the  dream.  We  congratulate  you,  we 
admire  you,  but  most  of  all,  we  love  you! 
-Michael  &  Babette  Bilek 


Congratulations  Melanie  D.  Little,  M.D. 

We  are  proud  of  your  success  and  achievements.  May  your 
future  be  filled  with  wonderful  opportunities,  new  experiences  and 
success  in  each  goal  you  pursue. 

-Dad,  Mom,  Valerie,  Chip  &  Michael 


Doctor  Beth: 

We  're  very  proud  of  all  you  've  accomplished.  You  'II  do  the 
medical  field  a  great  service  as  you  are  dedicated  and  caring. 
-Love  always,  Mom,  Mike,  Jess,  Nana  &  Family 


To  our  son  Stanley  Zaslau, 

You  have  achieved  your  childhood  dream  that  started  with  a 
stethoscope.  We  are  proud  of  your  hard  work  and  dedication.  You 
will  make  a  wonderful  doctor. 
-Dad,  Mom  and  Alan 


For  Steve  DiBiase, 

Congratulations,  We  are  very  proud  of  you.  We  wish  you  the 
best  in  all  your  future  endeavors. 
-Love,  Mom  and  Dad 


To  my  loving  husband  Stanley, 

Congrats  on  receiving  your  M.D.  degree.  I  am  very  proud  of  you. 
Your  hard  work,  dedication  &  love  for  this  field  will  make  you  a 
wonderful  physician. 
-April 


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To  a  wonderful  &  caring  woman  who  will  make  a  great  doctor  and 
a  beautiful  wife.  Congratulations  Stacy. 
-Love.  Marc 


Good  Luck  Class  of  1 994 

Congratulations  Dr.  Erik,  the  first  physician  in  the  Rubinson 
family.  All  our  love  and  best  wishes. 

-Gail.  Gene.  Ronni  and  Deena  Rubinson 


From  Susie  Stuart,  M.D.  to  Susan  C,  Schmitt,  M.D. 

We  are  all  so  proud  of  you,  including  Sissy. 
-Love.  Mom  &  Dad 


Good  luck  in  all  endeavors  Class  of  1994  and  Good  Health. 
-Carl  &  Barb  Setzenfand 


Stephanie: 

Determination,  ambition  and  a  desire  to  help  others  has 
brought  you  to  the  threshold  of  fulfilling  a  lifelong  dream.  My  hejl 
is  full  of  pride.  I  always  knew  you  would  do  it. 
-Love.  Mom 


Congratulations  Maureen! 

Your  graduation  is  a  tremendous  personal  accomplishment.  Vu 
are  so  proud  of  you  and  happy  for  you,  Jim  and  Thomas.  Lov 
You! 

-Mom,  Dad,  Nancy,  Marie  &  Michele  Corry 


Watchful  eyes  have  seen  a  boy  become  a  man  and  that  man  a 
doctor.  These  watchful  eyes,  our  son,  are  proud.  Congratulations! 
to  Ralph  and  the  entire  Class  of  1 994 
-Mr.  &  Mrs.  Ralph  Riviello 


Dear  son  Sanjay: 

We  congratulate  the  Class  of  1994.  you  have  brought  the  light  in 
our  family,  and  will  tie  a  knot  with  Kaushika  on  June  19,  1994. 
Sanjay,  you  are  out  hope  and  guide.  Ramkabir.  Your  parents, 
-Chhaganbhai  B.  &  Sarojben  Bhakta 


"Is  not  time,  even  as  love,  undivided  and paceless?  Let  today 
embrace  the  past  with  remembrance  and  the  future  longing.  " 
Congratulations! 

-Helen  &  Alan  LeClair 


Congratulations  and  best  wishes  to  the  Class  of  1994. 

Sedat,  we  're  so  proud  of  you  and  look  forward  to  your 
continued  success. 

-Dr.  &  Mrs.  Suphi  Surmeli 


To  Betsy, 

With  our  love  and  pride  in  this  significant  accomplishment. 
-Mom  and  Dad 


Congratulations  Chas 

All  your  hard  work  has  paid  off.  We  wish  you  only  the  very  best 
in  the  future. 

-Mr.  &  Mrs.  Charles  Terry 


Jenny, 

We  are  so  proud  of  you!  We  love  you  for  who  you  are  and  for  all 
you  will  be. 

-Love.  Mom,  Dad,  Kate  and  Susan 


Congratulations  Dr.  Shilling 

-Love,  Mama,  Dad,  David,  Jeff,  Marie,  Mim  and  Rimney 


Joey, 

Thanks  for  making  us  so  proud  of  you. 
-Love,  Mom,  Dad,  John,  Peter  and  Jimmy. 


TERI, 

Congratulations  on  accomplishing  your  lifelong  dream.  We  knev 
you  could  do  it.  Our  best  wishes  to  you  and  all  your  friends  for 
continuing  success.  Be  the  best  you  can  be. 
-Love,  "The  Family" 


Congratulations  Daniel  Winston  Altman! 

We  are  very  proud  of  you  and  wish  you  and  the  entire  Class  of 
1 994  continued  success!  Be  a  blessing! 
-Barbara  and  Edward  Altman 


Our  Daughter  Kim  Glade  has  ALWAYS  made  us  proud  to  be  her 
parents!  She  was  diligent  and  steadfast  in  her  pursuit  of  a  medical 
career,  making  many  sacrifices,  while  tirelessly  making  time  for 
her  friends  and  family. 

-Bob  and  Barbara  Glade 


For  Eric  G.- 

These  past  4  year  you  often  sacrificed,  conquered  monumental 
challenges  &  avidly  studied  with  unrelenting  dedication  & 
sensitivity  towards  others.  We  are  proud  of  you  &  love  you. 
-Lisa  &  Adam 


Dear  Tonya 
Better  luck  next  time. 
-Nancy 


The  world  will  be  a  better  place  because  of  the  care  and  true 
concern  of  Dr.  Michael  J.  Miller. 

-Mike  &  Sharon  Miller 
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Congratulations,  Andrea. 
We  are  deeply  proud  of  you. 
-Love  and  best  wishes,  Jonathan,  Christopher,  your 
Grandparents,  Mom  &  Dad.  Prov.  3:5-6  In  all  your  ways 
acknowledge  Him,  He  will  direct. 


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Congratulations,  Betsy, 
On  a  job  well  done,  and  best  wishes  for  the  road  ahead.  With 
ove, 

-Mother,  Dad.  Doug.  Roberta, 

Margaret,  Ginger  and  Greg. 


To  Viv: 

You  have  made  all  of  us  feel  proud  of  you  again.  No  matter  the 
challenge  ahead,  always  do  the  best  you  can  and  all  along.  God  will 
help  you.  Congratulations  on  your  graduation. 
-Loving  you,  Dad 


fejide  is  a  pride  to  us  -  the  family,  her  friends  and  the  University. 
Ve  hold  her  very  dearly.  We  hope  she  will  give  good  service  to 
Humanity  and  the  Medical  World.  We  are  particularly  happy  she 
md  others  in  the  1 994  Group  are  going  into  the  world  of  Medicine 
hrough  your  esteemed  institution. 
\LL  THE  BEST  TO  THE  1994  GROUP. 

-Abike  &  Oladapo  Sokoya.  Lagos,  Nigeria 


ro  my  Dear  Parents, 

There  are  no  words  to  properly  acknowledge  everything  you 
lave  given  me  -  which  is  life,  in  every  sense  of  the  word. 
-With  Love  and  Gratitude,  Danny. 


~)ear  Dan, 

With  pride  and  joy  we  congratulate  you  on  receiving  the  MD 
iegree,  and  wish  you  continued  success  and  fulfillment  in  your 
uture.  Good  luck  to  our  promising  Doctor!  We  love  you! 
-Mom.  Dad  &  Han 


lanny, 

We  're  one  proud  family!  If  you  love  what  you  do,  you  will  never 
vork  another  day  in  your  life. 
-The  Nirs 


\mber, 

As  you  savor  the  prestige  and  honor  this  great  accomplishment 
leserves.  please  know  how  proud  we  have  always  been  of  you. 
~)ur  love  and  Congratulations.  -  "D  &  J" 


llarice: 

Thanks  for  all  the  great  times  in  anatomy,  especially  those  late 
light  snacks. 

-Love,  Dr.  H.  Lechter 


)ear  Joanne  W-S., 

The  race  is  not  given  to  the  swift  nor  to  the  strong  but  to  the 
>ne  that  endure th  to  the  end. 
-Your  Father 


Kim  H: 

To  a  daughter  who  has  given  us  more  in  life  than  she  has 
■eceived,  we  can  only  wish  the  most  special  and  beautiful  things  of 
ife,  as  you  receive  the  goal  you  have  desired  since  the  fifth  grade. 
Stay  as  special  as  you  are. 
-Love,  Your  Family 


To  Ashley: 

Thanks  for  your  unending  patience  and  help  with  the  yearbook 
'rom  hell.  I  know  I  can  always  count  on  you!  Best  of  luck  in  Call. 
-Love,  Jackie. 


To  Mom,  John,  Debbie,  Joe.  and  Sharon: 

Thanks  for  all  the  love,  support,  and  encouragement  which  have 
made  the  last  four  years  the  best  of  my  life  and  that  much  easier. 
And  to  Dad,  you  will  always  inspire  me  and  I  will  love  you  always. 
-Love,  Jim 


Congratulations  Mishie! 

Best  of  luck  and  remember-  we  're  always  here  for  you  no 
matter  where  you  are!  We  're  so  proud  of  you! 
-Mom,  Dad,  &  the  Gang  -  Buddis  +  Blips 


To  Dhaval: 

We  are  proud  of  your  class  and  you  for  working  hard.  We  love 
you.  In  the  future  be  sure  to  be  a  good  doctor.  Take  care  of  people 
and  don 't  worry  about  making  money.  Love, 
-Mom  &  Dad 


To  Ezra: 

We  can't  express  how  proud  we  are  of  you.  We  knew  you  could 
do  it.  Maze!  Tov!! 

-Love,  Mom,  Hana  and  Ravit 


To  Vivian  a  Ma  let 'a: 

Congratulations  sweetheart;  I  knew  you  could  do  it.  and  you 
made  it. 

-Love,  Mom 


To  Jackie  and  Dhaval: 

Thanks  for  all  your  hard  work,  dedication  and  creativity,  without 
which  this  yearbook  would  not  have  been  the  best  ever! 
-The  Class  of  '94 


To  My  loving  Family  and  Friends: 
Thanks.  With  love, 
-Ashley 


To  Tim  Dutton: 

We  applaud  your  diligence  and  commitment.  As  always,  you 
have  exceeded  our  expectations.  With  love  and  pride. 
-Mom,  Ed,  Terry,  Angela  &  Julie 


To  Mom,  Dad,  Lisa,  Richie  &  Netcha: 

Thank  you  for  your  tremendous  support  throughout  the  past 
four  years.  You  've  kept  me  going  when  I  thought  I  couldn  't  make 
it,  and  put  a  little  laughter  in  my  life.  I  love  you!! 
-Jackson 


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CTS 

Cardiac  & 

Thoracic  Surgeons,  P.C. 


Stanley  K.  Brockman,  M.D. 
Michael  D.  Strong,  III,  M.D. 

Karl  E.  Grunewald,  M.D. 

M.  L.  Ray  Kuretu,  M.D. 

Rohinton  J.  Morris,  M.D. 

Jeffrey  B.  Alpern,  D.O. 


CONGRATULATIONS  TO  THE  CLASS  OF  1994 
Department  of  Cardiothoracic  Surgery 


Our  Best  Wishes  For 

Success  To  The  Class  of  1994 

In  Your  Future  Endeavors 

In  Medicine 


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Associates 

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David  Naide,  M.D. 
Steven  Christesen,  M.D. 


COMPLIMENTS  OF 

Division  of  Allergy 

Critical  Care  and  Pulmonary  Medicine 

Edward  S.  Schulman,  M.D.,  Director 

Jonathan  S.  Jaffe,  M.D. 

Bruce  Davidson,  M.D. 

David  M.  Lang,  M.D. 

Harold  L.  Paz,  M.D. 

Donald  G.  Raible,  M.D. 

Michael  S.  Sherman,  M.D. 


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The  Office  of  University  Student  Life 

extends  warmest  congratulations 

to  the  Class  of  1994. 


We  do  not  receive  wisdom,  we  must  discover  it  for  ourselves,  after  a  journey 
through  the  wilderness  which  no  one  else  can  make  for  us,  which  no  one  can 
spare  us,  for  our  wisdom  is  the  point  of  view  from  which  we  come  at  last  to 
regard  the  world. 

Marcel  Proust 
Remembrance  of  Things  Past 


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Office  of  Financial  Aid  Office  of  Student  Activities 

Office  of  the  Registrar  Student  Counseling  Center 

Office  of  Student  Accounts  (Bursar's  Office) 


BEST  WISHES 
TO  THE  CLASS  OF  1994 

I.  BRODSKY 
ASSOCIATES 


/.  Brodsky,  M.D. 
S.  Ben  ha  in  Kahn,  M.D. 
James  F.  Conroy,  M.D. 
Stephen  Bulova,  M.D. 

Pamela  Crilley,  D.O. 
David  Topolsky,  M.D. 

Michael  Styler,  M.D. 


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RIDE  THE 

HU 

ESCALATORS 


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CONGRA  TULA  TIONS 

AND 

BEST  WISHES 

CLASS  OF  1994 


Teruo  Matsumoto,  Ph.D.,  M.D. 

Professor  and  Director 

Division  of  Vascular  and  Laser  Surgery 

and 

Joaquin  Sariego,  M.D. 

Associate  Director  of  General 

Surgery  Residency  Program 


Department  of  Orthopaedic  Surgery 
and  Rehabilitation 

Arnold  T.  Berman,  M.D.,  Chairman 

Stephen  J.  Bosacco,  M.D. 

John  B.  Webber,  M.D. 

Albert  A.  Weiss,  M.D. 

David  IS.  Bosacco,  M.D. 

Craig  L.  Isralite,  M.D. 


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Sue  &  1/i«tce  %€inn& 


Can't  find  the  person 
looking  for  in  the  per. 


§ 


'BROWSE'^ 


CHECK  OUT 

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LIU  LIBRARY 


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BEST  WISHES 

Vitale  Apothecary 

Broad  &  Vine 

Philadelphia,  PA  19107 


BEST  WISHES 
TO  THE  CLASS  OF  1994 


BEST  OF  LUCK 

TO  THE  NEW  GRADUATES 

FROM 

THE  DEPARTMENT  OF  ANESTHESIOLOGY 

Henry  Rosenberg,  M.D.,  Chairman 
Faculty 


Jonathan  Abrams,  M.D. 
Joel Bennette,  D.D.S.,  M.D. 
Joan  Carroll,  M.D. 
Lawrence  Collins,  D.D. 
Pietro  Colonna-Romano,  M.D. 
Seth  Fisher,  M.D. 
Jeffery  Fletcher,  Ph.  D. 
Jan  Horrow,  M.D. 
M.  Mehdi  Keykhah,  M.D.  . 
Wilhelmina  Korevaar,  M.D. 
Jerry  Levitt,  M.D. 


Nagaraj  Lingaraju,  M.D. 
Shery el  Martin,  M.D. 
Samuel  Metz,  M.D. 
Gary  Okum,  M.D. 
Ruby  Padolina,  M.D. 
Jonathan  Par  met,  M.D. 
Gregory  Pharo,  D.  O. 
David  Seitman,  M.D. 
John  Shutack,  M.D. 
Peter  Sperandio,  M.D. 
Robert  Storella,  Ph.D. 
Daniel  Van  Riper,  M.D. 


BE  THE  FIRST 
TO  KNOW 

WHO 
YOUR  NEW 

DEPARTMENT 
CHAIR.  IS! 

CALL 
1'900'762-PAROO 


Joyce  Jlllson,  world's  most  beloved 

astrologer.  Let  her  live  psychics  help 

you  shake  up  your  life.  CALL  NOW! 


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BEST  WISHES 
FROM 

JOEL  J.  ROSLYN,  M.D, 

Professor  &  Chairman 

And 

The  Faculty  &  Staff 

Department  of  Surgery 


CONGRATULATIONS 
CLASS  OF  1994 

DEPARTMENT  OF 
ANATOMY 

Peter  S.  Amenta,  Ph.  D. 
Professor  and  Chairman 

Dennis  M.  DePace,  Ph.D. 
Vice  Chairman 

Robin  H.  Chou,  Ph.D. 

Judy  Rae  Churchill,  Ph.D. 

Antony  M.  Grigonis,  Ph.D. 

Alan  J.  Haroian,  Ph.D. 

Michael  C.  Kennedy,  Ph.D. 

John  A.  Ladman,  Ph.D. 

R.  Peter  Meyer,  Ph.D. 

Joseph  R.  Rubertone,  Ph.D. 

SherylS.  Smith,  Ph.D. 

Steven  J.  Wieland,  Ph.D. 

Suzanne  C.  Zarro,  M.D. 


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DEPARTMENT 

OF 
BIOLOGICAL 
CHEMISTRY 


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Things  I'm  Doing  In  1994 


Stop  Eating  at  Le  Bee  Fin 
Because  My  Food  and  Prices  Are  Better 

Enter  My  Moussaka  Recipe  In 
The  Guinness  Book  of  World  Records 

;erve  Baklava  As  Fresh  As  Our  Waitresses 

Serve  Great  Food  At  Insane  Prices 

Don't  Miss  Our  $4.95 
Weekday  Specials. 


BEST  WISHES 

HU 
Cafeteria 


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BEST  WISHES 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PATHOLOGY 


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HAHNEMANN  UNIVERSITY 


Congratulations 
Class  of  1994 


DEPARTMENT 

OF 

PHARMACOLOGY 


COISGRA  TULA  TIONS 

From  The 

DEPARTMENT  OF 
MENTAL  HEAL  TH  SCIENCES 


Psychiatry 

Psychology 

Professional  Degree  Programs 

Mental  Health  Technology  Programs 


Arthur  T.  Meyerson,  Chairman 


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CONGRA  TULA  TIONS 

AND  BEST  WISHES  TO  THE 

CLASS  OF  1994 


FROM 
CROZERCHESTER  MEDICAL 

CENTER 


James  E.  Clark,  M.D.,  F.A.C.P. 

Chairman,  Department  Of  Medicine  And 

Director  Of  Medical  Education 


One  Medical  Center  Blvd. 

Upland,  Pennsylvania  19013 

(215)  874-6600 


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ILIGENCgIS  REWARDED 

SUCCESS" 


d^-Steven  Brown,  M.D,. 
Simin  Dadparvar,  M.D. 
' '  .'Jeffrey  Damsker,  M.D**\ 
Ik.  *i~  .Jorge  Breire,  M.D.  v  £*,  *  Af;    . 


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Curtis  Miyamoto,  M.D 

William  Serber,  M.D. 
Salter  Slizofslp, 
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Gain  a  full  spectrum  of  experience  through  the  wide  variety  of  clinical  pathology  diagnosed  and 
treated  at  Easton  Hospital's  state-of-the-art  Lehigh  Valley  facility.  An  affiliate  of  Hahnemann 
University  School  of  Medicine,  Easton  Hospital  has  a  lot  to  offer! 

Residencies 

Internal  Medicine,  Surgery,  Transitional  Year,  Family  Practice  (affiliated  with  Sacred  Heart  Hospital) 

Advantages 

•  "Hands-on"  experience  with  the  latest  technology. 

•  Direct  participation  in  clinical  and  bench  research. 

•  Real  decision-making  responsibility  and  authority  for  patient  care. 

•  A  smaller  city  setting  with  extensive  ancillary  support,  low  crime, 
and  cultural  amenities. 

•  Outstanding  fellowship  &  practice  opportunities 

For  more  information,  contact  the  Director  of  the  Department  of  Medicine,  Dr.  Kenneth  Wildrick 
(6/0-250-40/3)  or  Dr.  Jay  Fisher,  Program  Director  Surgery  Residency  (610-250-4014). 


EASTON 

HOSPITAL 

A  member  of  Valley  Health 


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Congratulations 
and  Best  Wishes 
to  the  Class  of 

1994 

from  the 
Office  of  the 
President 


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HAHNEMANN  UNIVERSITY 
SCHOOL  OF  MEDICINE 
ALUMNI  ASSOCIATION 


Welcomes  and  Congratulates 

the 
Class  of  1 994 


Best  of  Luck  and 

Much  Success  in 

Your  Medical  Careers 


1993-1994  School  of  Medicine  Alumni  Association  Board  of  Trustees 


Horst  Agerty,  M.D.   '34 
Arnold  Berman,  M.D.    '65 
Thomas  Bonekemper,  M.D.    '69 
Elizabeth  Brown,  M.D.    '45 
Stanley  H.  Bushkoff,  M.D.   '57 
Charles  Cameron,  M.D.    '35 
Francine  Camilla-Butler,  M.D. 
Leon  Carp,  M.D.   '40 
Albert  Cook,  M.D.   '54 
Stuart  Dershaw,  M.D.    '74 
Leonard  Dreifus,  M.D.   '51 
Lonnie  Fuller,  Sr.,  M.D.    '60 
Richard  Gambescia,  M.D.    '71 
Alexis  Harvey,  M.D.    '85 


Alan  Heilpern,  M.D.   '80 
Lawrence  Karasic,  M.D.   '60 
Alan  Kellerman,  M.D.   '62 
Gary  Kirchner,  M.D.    '59 
Karl  Koiwai,  M.D.   '47 
Peter  Lambrou,  M.D.   '78 
'63      John  Lucey,  M.D.   '70 

Catherine  Manno,  M.  D.   '78 
Joseph  Marcarelli,  M.D.   '54 
Joseph  Marconis,  M.D.   '42 
Stephen  Matarazzo,  M.D.   '71 
Drew  McCaus land,  M.D.   '69 
Edwin  Messey,  M.D.   '59 
Pasquale  Procacci,  M.D.   '69 


Michael  Pushkarewicz,  M.D.    '83 
Morton  Rubinstein,  M.D.   '61 
Demetrius  Saris,  M.D.   '50 
Martin  Savilz,  M.D.    '69 
John  Schantz,  M.D.   '71 
Mary  Siracusa-Parisi,  M.D. 
Robert  Smith,  M.D.   '82 
Stanley  Spitzer,  M.D.   '62 
Mary  Sterling,  M.D.    '53 
Martin  Swiecicki,  Sr.,  M.D. 
Melvin  Tonkon,  M.D.   '69 
Suzanne  Zarro,  M.D.   '78 
Thomas  Zaydon,  Jr.,  M.D. 


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TO  THE  CLASS  OF 
1994 


Hahnemann 
Medical 
Faculty 
Associates 


Richard  L.  Spielvogel,  M.D. 

Professor  &  Acting  Chairman 

Department  of  Medicine,  and 

Director,  Division  of  Dermatology 


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