Occopodian 1971

DANA G. FRIEND BARRY GALISON EDWARD D. GLINSKI
Dearborn, Michigan Detroit, Michigan Dearborn, Michigan

CORNELIUS GUCFA CHARLES B. HOBAICA JOHN HUBER
Buffalo, New York Utica, New York Euclid, Ohio

47

HOWARD HUDSON JOHN N. KANE TOM M. KANE
Irvington, New Jersey Seven Hills, Ohio Ithaca, New York

DANNY KAPLAN JEFFREY M. KARLIN MICHAEL KENT
Temple Hill, Maryland Kenilworth, New Jersey Southfield, Michigan

48

ROBERT A. KLEIMAN ARTHUR G. KLEIN HOWARD KLIMAN
A ustin, Texas Alexandria, Virginia Leonia, New Jersey

MARK H. KOLTNOW RODGER B. KUHN DAVID LANDAU
Akron, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Bessemer, Alabama

49

JEFFREY M. LOUIS STEPHEN Z. MANDEL STEVE MARCOLINI
Columbus, Ohio New York City, New York Englewood, New Jersey

RICHARD MARCOTT ROBERT G. McHENDRIX WILLIAM E. McLAY
Rea, Pennsylvania Covington, Kentucky Detroit, Michigan

50

DONALD MILLER / EDWARD C. MOIDEL
Miami Beach, Florida Aliquippa, Pennsylvania
DAVID K. MINTON
JON MONTELEONE Silver Springs, Maryland LEON PERLSTEIN
Hanover, Pennsylvania Miami Beach, Florida
KENNETH PARKER
Akron, Ohio

51

WILLIE F. RAY CHARLES RETTIG DONALD RHODES
Indianapolis, Indiana Niagra Falls, New York Willoughby, Ohio

BARRY RITCHIE DIRK ROMITO DAVID ROSENBERG
New Orleans, Louisiana Charleroi, Pennsylvania Detroit, Michigan

52

WARREN RUBIN PAUL RUBINSTEIN KENNETH I. SANN
Pennsauken, New Jersey Detroit, Michigan Jersey City, New Jersey

BARRY SCURRAN DAVID SEGEL ROBERT SHOUEY
Miami, Florida Southfield, Michigan Meadville, Pennsylvania

53

JAMES L. SINGLETON, JR. H. LISLE SNYDER MARSHALL SOLOMON
Beaufort, So. Carolina Beaver, Pennsylvania Detroit, Michigan

RICHARD C. STEWART MERRILL STROMER JAMES D. THURMOND
Columbus, Ohio Southfield, Michigan Murray, Kentucky

54

WILLIAM C. TORTORELLI KENT VAN BELOIS DENNIS WEBER
Pittsburgh, Pennslyvania Flint, Michigan Silver Springs, Maryland

EUGENE WOLOSCHYN HARRY ZELWIN ALLEN ZIMBERG
Akron, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Detroit, Michigan

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CARL H. AEBY MARTIN L. AIKEN LEWIS M. ALBERT
Corpus Christi, Texas Baltimore, Maryland Broomall, Pennsylvania

DOUGLAS J. BALFOUR BARRY S. BEAN WILLIAM T. BEASLEY
Plymouth, Michigan Oak Park, Michigan Valley Station, Kentucky

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LOUIS BITOFF, JR. BERNARD A. BRATKOWSKI BERTRAM L. BROWN
Dearborn, Michigan Hamtramck, Michigan East Cleveland, Ohio

MICHAEL R. BUCHBINDER FRANK P. BUGGIANI ROBERT L. DECARLO
Roselle, New Jersey Rutland, Vermont Utica, New York

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COYLE E. DEMOSS STEPHEN J. DICKSTEIN DANIEL C. DOBAS
Oaklahoma City, Oklahoma Cranford, New Jersey Stratford, Connecticut

CHARLES DUFFEY PAUL H. EISENBERG SYD ERLICHMAN
Youngstown, Ohio Neptune City, New Jersey Vancouver, British Columbia

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DONALD L. FERRIS WILLIAM M. FINERTY HAROLD 0. FIRSTER
Cincinnati, Ohio Kenton, Ohio Warren, Ohio

CARL R. FRANK JAY R. FREIFELDER GARY L. FRISBEE
Salunga, Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mansfield, Ohio

61

MARSHALL L. FRUMAN JAY S. GRIEF MICHAEL H. HERBST
Southfield, Michigan Brooklyn, New York Silver Spring, Maryland

HARVEY S. HERRIN JOEL S. HERTZ JOHN S. HUBIAK
Gulfport, Mississippi Takoma Park, Maryland Old Forge, Pennsylvania

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WALTER J. JURCICH WILLIAM KEYES PAUL KINBERG
Oak Park, Michigan Indianapolis, Indiana Hyattsville, Maryland

MARK J. KLEIMAN JERALD N. KRAMER JOSEPH H. KURTZMAN
Baltimore, Maryland Southfield, Michigan Mansfield, Ohio

63

RICHARD E. KWASNIK MICHEL LALIBERTE BURTON H. LEIB
East Paterson, New Jersey Cap-Rouge, Quebec Southfield, Michigan

ANDREW H. LEONARD MARK E. LESSING ERNEST R. LEWIS
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Reading, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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· HENRY LINEK DAVID L. LIPSCHITZ HAROLD MALOFSKY
Whitehouse Station, New Jersey Paterson, New Jersey Cincinnati, Ohio

LANCING P. MALUSKY JEFFREY A. MARIAS JOSEPH S. MATHENY
Parma Heights, Ohio South Orange, New Jersey Half Moon Bay, California

65

MICHAEL J. McAVOY JOHN H. McCORD BRUCE R. McKENNEY
Churchville, New York Seattle, Washington Milford, Ohio

STEPHEN M. MERITT EDWARD MICHALSKI RONALD S. MICHOTA
Rocky Mount, North Carolina Cleveland, Ohio Sussex, New Jersey

66

IRVING H. MILLER SANFORD J. MILNER ALLEN J. MOIEN
Augusta, Georgia Lorain, Ohio Hyattsville, Maryland

MARK J. MOSS RICHARD R. NADALIN, JR. LARRY M. NEWMAN
University Heights, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Union, New Jersey

67

WALTER I. PARFANOWICZ LEONARD J. PARKER MICHAEL L. PELTIER
Buffalo, New York Houston, Texas Minster, Ohio

KURT PETTERSON CARL PURVIS GENE PUSATERI
McKeesport, Pennsylvania Hobgood, North Carolina Youngstown, Ohio

68

BRUCE H. PAMSDEN JAMES A. RICCIARDI STEPHEN C. ROBINSON
Toronto, Ontario Newark, New Jersey Independence, Missouri

GEORGE M. RUTAN STUART L. SACKMAN JOSEPH V. SCAZZOLA
Columbus, Ohio Valley Stream, New York Scottsdale, Arizona

69

RICHARD A. SCHLEIFFER ALLAN M. SHERMAN ANTHONY F. SINDONI
Bergenfield, New Jersey Fairlawn, New Jersey Margate, New Jersey

EARNESTINE SLEDGE JAY W. SLEPNER RICHARD E. SLUZEWSKI
Cleveland, Ohio Jenkintown, Pennsylvania Hammond, Indiana

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JOSEPH H. SMITH THOMAS D. STELNICKI FRED A. STERNBERG
Hamburg, New York Toledo, Ohio Miami Beach, Florida

WILLIAM STOLZ III STANDLEY 0. STRATMAN JAMES SUTTON
Smithtown, New York Birmingham, Alabama

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WILLIAM G. TEITELBAUM STEVEN J. TILLES RAYMOND J. USCINSKI
Shaker Heights, Ohio Baltimore, Maryland Erie, Pennsylvania

ORESTE A. VACCARI MICHAEL J. VOGELBACH LOUIS L. WARREN
Warren, Michigan Cleveland, Ohio Southfield, Michigan

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RICHARD H. WEINER MAX WEISFELD BRUCE A. WENZEL
Akron, Ohio Baltimore, Maryland Laurel, Maryland

LARRY J. ZIMMERMAN NOT PICTURED
Mansfield, Ohio

RAYMOND R. ALFERINK RANDALL E. JOHNSON
SIMON BALVIN JOHN W. KARAFFA
STEVEN I. BERMAN LOEL M. LEVY
PAUL BERNBAUM CECIL J. PITTMAN
STEVEN M. BRAND ALLEN PRAGER
ROBERT J. CALIFANO RICHARD M. SCHLAFF
GEORGE D. CIRILLI CHRIS E. VANCE
EDWARD L. GIBSON SHARON A. WALKER
WILLIAM E. GYARFAS RICHARD H. ZITTE
JOE HUFFMEYER

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"I'LL HA VE THREE HOTDOGS! FOUR HAMBURGERS,
AND THREE BAGS OF CHIPS."

"JUST SIGN HERE
FOR SURGERY."

"AND IN THIS SIDE OF MY LAPEL IS MY
ELECTOMYOGRAM !"

"FUNNY THIS IS THE WAY

DR. NOVA'CK SAID TO DO IT. ''

"ONLY THE NAMES HAVE
BEEN CHANGED TO PROTECT

THE INNOCENT."

"POST IT!"

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O.C.C.-

0.C.P.M.

"EITHER YOU KNOW IT OR YOU DON'T!"
"BENNY'S FOOT CLINIC."





Albert C. Apt, Ph .D. Robert V. Bachman, M.D. Robert C. Banks, A.B. William E. Bart, D.D.S.
Microbiology Medicine Physiology Anatomy

Robert Bruce Benyo, Simon Bunin, M.D. James A. Conforti, D.P.M. Edward Dell, A.B.
M .D.,Ph.D. Psychiatry Podiatry Bio-medical

Pathology Communications

I Bernhardt C. Egerter, D.P.M. Henry L. Fenton, D.P.M . William M. Forman, D.P.M .
Podiatry Podiatry Podiatry
Edward D. DeHaas, M.D.
Medicine

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Allen I. Friedman, D.D.S . James R. Gilbert, M.S. Grant L. Heller, M.D. Richard A. Hennacy, Ph.D..
Clinical Hypnosis Anatomy Medicine Physiology

Rama Narayana Iyer, Ph.D. Jack H. Jaffe, D.D.S. Frank Jarm, D.P.M. John N. Kane, D.P.M.
Biochemistry Histology Podiatry Podiatry

Richard Kaufman, M.D. Edwin L. Kramer, B.Sc. Robert Kurzbauer, M.D. A. Carl Maier, M.D., Ph .D.
Podopediatrics Pharmacology Medicine Pathology

Judy Mehl, M.A .L.S. Moid-Ud-Din Mirza, Ph.D. Christine Mary Mitchell, Thoral J. Mitchell, M.S.
Library Anatomy M.A.L.S . Physiotherapy

Library

Robert Day Monroe, D.P.M. Joel Novack, D.P.M. Dan D. Ressler, D.P.M. Robert Rosewater, L.L.B.
Podiatry Podiatry Podiatry Forensic Medicine

Alan G. Silver, D.P.M. James Steinberg, D.P.M. Harvey J. Stiffler, Ph.D. Richard D. Surace, Ph.D.
Podiatry Podiatry Microbiology Biochemistry

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Samuel N. Ulevitcb, M.D. Robert P. Winslow, B.A.
Medicine Clinical Pathology

Not Pictured
Roger Bond, Jr., M.D.
William E. Bruck, M.D.
Peter J. Cohn, M.D.
Alfred Fader, M.D.
James R. Gildenston, D.P.M.
Louis J. Kotnik, Ph.D.
James Phillip Long, D.P.M.
Francis H. Rogers, D.P.M.
Robert H. Schwartz, M.D.
Carl Sosinski, D.P .M.
Howard Steiner, M.D.

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DR. JAMES MacVEIGH Dr. ALLAN M. SPENCER

Director of Surgery Director of Interns

CLINICAL
SCIENCES

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James A. Crawford, D.P.M . Henry S. Dennis, D.P.M .

Ophelia Holtzmiller James Jones Howard Mitchell, D.P.M.

Charles E. Presti John M. Warrix, D.P.M.

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Louise Walker Not Pictured Arthur Weinstein, D.P.M .
Milton E. Ashur, D.P.M .
Terrance Beegle, D.P.M.
Paul Dienes, D.P.M.
Kenneth Hudecek, D.P.M .
Arthur G. Quade, D.P.M.
Stephen A. Rehak, D.P.M.
Robert Schleider, D.P.M.
Wayne Thiede, D.P.M.
Alan Wittenberg, D.P.M.

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INTERNSHIP
EXTERNSHIP

This appears to be the age of gaps. We have the generation gap, the
missile gap and, I feel, a gap between the students' education and the
active role of the professional podiatrist in the office practice. It is,
therefore, a specific function of the internship to act as a bridge for
this gap and smooth the way to a successful and fulfilling podiatry
practice.

A. M. Spencer B.S., D.P.M.
Director of Interns

INTERNS Carl Albright, D.P.M.
Earl Beck, D.P.M.
David Keller, D .P.M. Elliott Biggs, D.P.M.
(Second Year Resident) Howard Diamond, D.P.M.
Ronald Gelb, D.P.M.
Barry Koblentz, D.P.M.
Wm. Krauskoff, D.P.M.
Joel Miller, D.P.M.
Frank Sobolewski, D.P.M.
Michael Solomon, D.P.M.
C. Dan Steiner, D.P.M.
Barry Swedlow, D.P.M.
David Taub, D.P.M.
Harvey Wine, D.P.M.

EXTERN AND INTERNSHIPS AT
WADSWORTH VA CENTER

The Veterans Administration Center, Wads-
worth, Kansas, which is affiliated with the Ohio
College of Podiatric Medicine, and in co-opera-
tion with the College, offers a 12-month Rotating
Podiatry Internship and a 3-month Podiatry
Externship yearly.

The total bed capacity of the Center is approx-
imately 1,450 patients, and consists of a general
hospital, neuropsychiatric hospital, nursing home
care unit, and a domiciliary.

The three interns who are selected jointly by
O.C.P.M. and the Wadsworth VA, spend four
months each at this institution, rotating simul-
taneously through general podiatry, general and
podiatric surgery. The extern spends one month
each on general medicine, general surgery, and in
the Podiatry Clinic.

The program is directed by Dr. James A.
Crawford, Chief, Podiatry Section, with Dr.
Donald A. Mahrle of Topeka, Kansas, as teach-
ing Podiatry Consultant.

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EXTERN PROGRAM AT CLEVELAND STATE HOSPITAL

The Podiatry Department has played an active part on the Cleveland State Hospi-
tal Staff for over a period of twenty years. It was founded through the co-operation
of the superintendent of the hospital and the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine.

Its supervision is under the direction of graduate Podiatrist, Dr. John N. Kane.
The staff also consists of Drs. Carl C. Sosinski, John M. Warrix, James C. Mac-
Veigh, and Carl J . Difranco.

The Department has at its disposal all the facilities of a modern hospital. This
enables the staff to offer a more complete and comprehensive teaching program.
For the last three years, the staff has also included one full-time intern. It offers to
the fourth-year students ample opportunities for participation in hospital protocol,
surgical observations, and over-all hospital functions.

This program enables the student to increase his perspective, appreciate Podiatry
as a unit of the medical department, and understand at the same time some of the
therapeutics and rehabilitation of patients, both from the physical and psychiatric
standpoints.

John N. Kane, D.S.C.
Director, Department of Podiatry

IN-SERVICE TRAINING AT HAWTHORNDEN
STATE HOSPITAL

Hawthornden State Hospital is an institution for mental patients located at the
northernmost tip of Summit County near Northfield, Ohio. Its Podiatry Depart-
ment was established in 1950, and in-service podiatry training in 1966.

Dr. Stephen Rehak heads the Department of Podiatry and Dr. James A. Con-
forti is the consultant in podiatric medicine. Two cooperative programs·have been
established with this Hospital. Interns rotate through the Hospital on a monthly
basis and third-year students are assigned over a two-week period for in-service
training on an externship basis.

Hawthornden offers exposure to a great variety of foot pathologies, permitting
third-year students to improve their diagnostic abilities and treatment skills. Stu-
dents and interns become familiar with hospital protocols, records, and with the
management of psychiatric patients, as well as improving their basic skills in podia-
tric medicine.

Dr. I. J . Tolan, Superintendent, has been an enthusiastic supporter of these clini-
cal programs, and the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine is indebted to him for his
cooperation.

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EXTERN PROGRAM AT HIGHLAND VIEW HOSPITAL

Highland View Hospital, a modern and progressive Cuyahoga County institu-
tion, is unique in that it is one of the few institutions in the United States wherein
specific steps have been taken to provide a realistic program for the care, treatment
and rehabilitation of persons with disability, and long-term illness. The restoration
of the patient to maximal independence is the basic objective of therapy.

The hospital is a 600 bed institution located in the southeastern suburban area of
Cleveland and epitomizes the concept of ..total medical care team work." All the
medical specialties, including podiatry, are represented at Highland View, except
pediatrics and obstetrics.

Besides the podiatry extern program, Highland View Hospital is affiliated with
the Western Reserve University Schools of Medicine and Dentistry, and is dedi-
cated to and conducts extensive research and teaching programs.

This unusual institution serves the young as well as the aged who are afflicted
with traumatic disabilities, locomotor system impairment due to neurological dis-
ease, malignancies and chronic degenerative disease.

The extern program for the seniors of the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine
was initiated in 1956 under the direction and supervision of Dr. Henry S. Dennis,
Chief of the Department of Podiatry at Highland View and Past President of the
Ohio Podiatry Association. This program is designed to aid future podiatrists
toward an improved understanding of hospital procedure, protocol, recording, chart-
ing, terminology, scope of practice, organizational methodology and many other
aspects of institutional podiatry practice and clinical experience.

Henry S. Dennis, D.S.C.
Director of Externs



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