Occopodian 1981

of~nr~. the largest patient loads available outside
cfWFdot Clinic. Careful
g1~ '~n-Hi:mds" experience supervision is provided by
not otherwise available until

4}0Jf if~

Dan S. Bailey
President

KTE OFFICERS

Dan S. Bailey . . ........... President
David Beneson . . . . . . 1st Vice President
Joseph Perillo . . . . . . 2nd Vice President
Russell Ellicot . . . . . . . . . ... Treasurer
Jeff Liebman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary

Bruce Fawcett ... . . IFC Representative
David Stege . Alternate IFC Representative

1981 Bryan Hendrix
Peter Holtz
Donald Be~k Victor Horsley
Kenneth Benjamin Thomas Hosey
Richard Caputi Michael Izzo
David Chujnacki Kenneth Jarvis
George Costaras Ronald Landess
Ronald Ditzig George Long
Dean EJwood Samuel Newschwanger
Bruce Fawcett Kathryn Osborne
AJan Feldman GayJe Palshook
Gary Friedlander Martin Reale
Karen Gibson Richard Sawicki
Lewis Giglia Mark Schug
WiUiam Goldblatt Judy Smith
Carl Goodin Eric Tepper ..
James Gray Glenda Truelove
Gerard Guerin Carl Wininger
David Zink

1982 Jeff Liebman
Robert Lisenby
Michael Aleccia Paul Lizak
Paul Aufderheide Darrell Long
Dan Bailey Stanley Luksenburg
David Beneson Dennis Parkinson
Howard Besner Joe Pasquino
Ruth Bower Michael Perez
Robert Bronstein Joseph Perillo
Dan Charney Richard Rectenwald
Ed Cosentino Barbara Rickards
John Cowden Peter Rickards
Alan Discont David Roberson
Russell Ellicott Steven Rothstein
Harry Fee Marco Rubio
David Gerstman Kevin Sams
Marc Goldbacher William Simons
Lee Grubelich James Skalski
Ron Hadam David Stege
Thomas Herrmann Stan Sweet
Marilyn Hughes James Trilli
Robert Jankas Mark Tuccio
Anne Joyce Tony Tuccio
Gary Kantrowitz Perry Ver]eni
Rodney Kasanovich Mark Wallen
Karen LaMorge Robert Wasserman

1983 .....

Angelo Agee Donald Montgomery
Valbrum Almonard Ronald Montgomery
Steven Altman Rex Nilson
Denise Bradford Stacy Osborn
Mark Brenis Jeff Oster
Harry Casson John Parent
Christine Clark Susan Rathbun
Micheal Conto Mark Reiley
Bruce Daly John Roth
James Edwards Richard Shepler
Luis Eiber Walt Shonkwiler
Jason Feit Richard Sparrow
Harry Fisher Donald Tupper
Sal Frangiarnore Cynthia Uminski
Jeffrey Frost David Unger
Mike Gallina Ron VanVliet
David Gavin Mark Veres
Susan Goldberg Gary Volfre
Bennett Grad Steve Wachter
Dan Hagan Maurice Wainwright
Howard Jackson Luis Walters
Fred James Richard Warn
Joyce Jordan Mitchell Waskin
Robert Khorramian Rickey Watson
Mike King Barry Weinstein
Robert Kipfer! Brian Weiss
Neil Koven Kermit Wells
Jeff Leibovitz Gary Williams
Jim Lummis Lloyd Williams
Don Lynch Paul Woodward
Ernest Mollohan J. Randal Young
Mark Young











EXECUTIVE BOARD

Harry Fee President
Patrick Sesto Vice-President
Marie Liguori Secretary
Va] Almonard Treasurer

In the years to come, Podiatric
Medicine will become more exposed
to the eyes of the public and
professional communities. Because
of this exposure, the future
podiatrist must be well versed in all
aspects of Pediatric Medicine.
Surgery, although it is only a part of
the field of Pediatric Medicine, it is
an important part. It is the goal of
A.C.F.S. to insure it's members as
much added exposure as possible, to
make his or her surgical education

complete.
On behalf of A.C.F.s:, I would

like to wish the graduating seniors a
happy and rewarding future, in
serving, truly, the community as a
doctor of Podiatric Medicine.

Harry A. fee
President, S.C.A.C.f.S.

1982 1983 1984

Michael Aleccia Angelo K. Agee William Anania David Hunter
Art Aronson Valbrum Almonard Jeff August George llodi
Paul Aufderheide David Alper Brian Bach Susan Jemick
Joe Bartley . Denise Bradford James Ballager Jim Kawwas
Larry Brown Ken Ballew Mark Klein
David Beneson Christine Clark Michael Sarkin Brian Kressin
Ruth Bower Micheal Conto Tom Berens Craig Kriza
Bob Bronstein James Edwards Randy Bernstein Jeff Lubell
John Burns Luis Eiber Gregory Black Rudolph McComb
Richard Childers Harvey Ellner Russell Blatstein Philip Messenger
Jim Cusack Sal Frangiamore Cnarles Miller ""'
Keith Daniels Burt Gass Leo Chestang Raymond Murano
Mark Davidson Dave Gavin Louis Cosentino Joe Nasca
Sal Defrank Dan Hagan Edward D'Amico James Ogden
Al Discont Joyce M. Jordan Alex Davis Joe Owens
Russell Ellicot Brian Kaye Dion Flynn James Pantano
Gary Erickson David Kratz Diane Fortman William Pierce
Harry Fee Roberto Lardieri Allen Frankel Nell Poppendeck
Marc Fishman Howard Louis Robert Garfield Michael Price
Robert A. Hewson Joe Manzi Tom Geraci
Charles Hobalca Neil Mastropietro Roberta Giudice han
Marilyn Hugh Mark Menaquale Em&\uel Haber
Don Johnson Donald Montgomery William Hartigan
Karen LaMorge Ronald Montgomery Steven Head
Jim Liegl Arlene Polokof Martin Hersh
Marie Ligouri Frederick Prizant Joan Hill
David Moss Catherine Purdy Edna Holmes
Rick Munoz Jesus R. Ramirez Neil Horsley
Jeff Murray Jeff Resnick Ken Howard
David Oertsman
Rose Mary O 'Grady Kurt Sitterly r!atry Hufford
John Patrick Bob Teralla
David Roberson Jack Terry
Sheri Rosenthal Cynthia Uminski
Steve Rothstein Gary Volfre
Marco Rubio Maurice Wainwright
Kevin Sams Adam Warren Jr.
Patrick Sesto Rickey Watson
Steve Sherman Barry Weinstein
Jim Skalski Kermit Wells
Andrew Tapper Dave William
Jim Trilli Mark Young
Lyle Vasher
Mike Vega
Perry Verleni
Bob Wasserman

AMERI~AN COLl!EGE OF PODOPEDIATRICS

The student chapter of the American biomechanics, surgery, and physical, therapy)
College of Podopediatrics was established in in the treatment of children.
1978, with the Ohio College of Podiatric
Medicine being awarded the first student The parent organization, American College
chapter of the five schools. ACP-OSC was of Podopediatrics is an interdisiplinary
developed with the intentions of providing organization of D.P.M.'s, M.D.'s, and Ph.
active programs for students, applied D.'s. It is hoped that the student chapter will
research, and a coordination of the various eventually reflect a similar composition.
disciplines in podiatric medicine (medicine,

OFFICERS

Co-Chairpersons: John P. Miller
David C. Zink

Co-Chairpersons Elect: Lyle G, Vasher
John M. Dailey

Secretary/Treasurer: Arlene Polakof

1981

Robert Bleiweiss
Lon Horwitz
John P . Miller
John Williams
David Zink

pediatrics Society

SHOE DEMONSTRATION

AND

CUNICAL APPUCATION

'*- 17 Rm. 221 6 p.

RATURJNG: Ken Frisch W. E. Marsal

Scientific Shoe Fitters &

Dr. Valerie Person

Director1 Podopediatric

MEMBERS ON Y - REFRESHME TS

I

1982 1982

David Alper David Beneson
Jeanne Arnold Keith Daniels
Seymoure Balaj Marc Fishman
Marc Blatstein Greg Hatalowich
Rudy Bokor Debra Heil
Larry Brown Gary Kantrowitz
Joseph Campbell Joseph Perillo
Stan Churchwell Dedrie Polakof
Timothy Cleary Arnie Raft
Michael John Conto Patrick Sesto
John M. Dailey Gene Sherwood
Bruce Daly Jeffrey D. Solomon
Mary Ann D'Amara James V. Trilli
Louis Eiber Lyle Vasher
P. H. Eisenfeld Michael Vega
Santo Fioretti Robert Wasserman
Harry Fisher
Burton Gass 1984 Manny Haber ••
Fred James Jon A. Hill Phi Alpha Pi
Joyce Jordan Michael Sarkin Susan J ernick &
Ed Katcoff Rhonda Bennett Harold Koehler
Tim Kowalczyk Randy Bernstein Philip Messenger Podopediatrics Club
David Kraatz Russell Blatstein Michael Moran
Robert Lardiere Ralph R. Bohn Angelo P. ~rreale PRESENT:
Ella Lehman Gale Bracey Raymond Murano
Michael Leone Louis Mark Cosentino James Pantano •~nnual Phi Christmas Scr. .nin~
Howard Louis Russell J. Ellicott
Joseph Manzi Don Fanley William L. Pierce Jr. · SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13TH, 1980
Neil Mastropietro David Fine
Mark Menaquale Don Floyd Neil Poppendeck
Ernie Mollohan Steve Forman Bryan Popovici
Donald Montgomery Allen Frankel Fred Rabham
James Montgomery Joseph G. Green Jr. Karl Raynor
Ronald Montgomery Joan Walsh
John Morrison Joseph Wertyschyn
James Petko
Arlene Polakof
Jesus Ramirez
Bill Sandberg
John Scanland
Kurt Sitterly
Douglas Taylor
Robert Terala
Jackie Terry
Robert Tinsley
Donald Tupper
Cynthia Uminski
Rickie Watson
Barry Weinstein
Kermit Wells
Lloyd Williams
Randy Young

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN PODIATRISTS

The Ohio Student Chapter of the American Association for Constance Camarda
Women Podiatrists began during the Fall term in 1979. This Renee Carter
organization was founded out of an interest in sharing professional Evelyn Cloud
experiences and communicating with women who were practicing Kathleen Duzak
podiatrists. Candy Galat
Sukhantar Johnson
The major project of the OSC-AAWP was a Spring Equipment Margaret Konecky
Pharmaceutical Fair which exposed OCPM students to the latest Kathryn Osborn
podiatric products available. Another program that was very Gayle Palshook
successful was a Welcome Tea for new faculty and clinical staff Karen Romines
members. Eleanor Staley
Susan Schwert
The OSC-AAWP is unique among student organizations in that Judy Smith
there are no dues required to be an active participant. The OCPM Glenda Truelove
women students are currently using the organization to accomplish Ruth Bower
tasks which they can not achieve individually. Improving lounge Jocyland Gatling
facilities, encouraging research efforts, and bettering podiatry Lee Grubelich
through the greater involvement of women are just a few of the Debra Heil
goals of this gourp. Marilyn Hughes
Anne Joyce
Future plans include lectures geared towards women in medicine Yuen Kwong
and a continuation of many past projects. Karen LaMorge
Marie Ligouri
Patricia A. Moore Paula Lizak
National Liaison, Chapter Organizer Patricia Moore
OSC-AAWP Rosemary O'Grady
Dedrie Polakof
EQUIPMENT & Barbara Rickards
PHARMACEUTICAL FAIR Sheri Rosenthal
Beth Stark
April 15 & 16 Jeanne Arnold
10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Joyce Bradford
Christine Clark
SPONSORED BY THE MaryAnn D'Amara
Susan Goldberg
phio Student Chapter of th Judy Hopkowitz
Joyce Jordon
---A·SSO. for WOMEN PO Ella Lehman
. Michelle Mc Crumb
Arlene Polakof
Catherine Purdy
Susan Rathbun
Jackie Terry
Cynthia Uminski
Ronda Bennett
Gale Bracey
Diane Fortmen
Roberta Gudice
Laura Greiner
Edna Holmes
Susan. Jernick

Glossie Jointer
Patricia Kalvar
Bonnie-Johng Kliskey
Jody Millard
Cathy Rosolowicz
Julia .Ruffin
Joan Walsh

PMSEMO

PMSEMO is an organization
composed of ethnic minority students
and is concerned with promoting all
around stability for each of its
members and recriutment of more
ethnic minorities into the profession.
We are involved in active
interrelations with other minority
health organizations and physicians in
the community as well as nationally.

Floyd Atkins
President

President Floyd Atkins Howard Bryant
Vice-President Adam Warren Renee Carter
Secretary Luis Walters George Long
Tresurer Rickey Watson Glenda Truelove
APMSA Rep. George Long Meer Deen
OPMSA Rep. Joyce Jordan Floyd Atkins
Program Director Denise Bradford Gregson Edwards
James Erkard
Joycelyn Gatling
Marilyn Hughes
Howard Johnson
Ernest Nwani
David Roberson
Marco Rubio
Angelo Agee
Valbrum Almonard
Denise Bradford
Christine Clark
James Edwards
Howard Jackson
Joyce Jordan
Darell Moore
Luis Walters
Jesus Ramerez
Karen Gaskins
Ronald Montgomery
Donald Montgomery
Maurice Wainwright
Ronald Agee
Jesse Anderson
Rhonda Bannett
Michael Boykins
Leo Chestang
Alex Davis
Daniel Ede
Dana Escoiffer
Jon Hill
Cylene , Holmes
Neil Horsley
George Ilodi
Curtis Jackson
Charles Johnson
Glossie Jointer
Rudolph McComb
Noel Patel
Julia Ruffin
Clifton Turner

KAPPA RHO COLLECTIVE

Im

.. · ecember· of 1979, it was the feeling of a group of students
t ;the time had come for a student service organization at
€PM. This was because of a difficulty in recruiting students to
artidpate in College-sponsored foot screenings. Out of this need
. sprang the founding of the Kappa Rho Collective under the
" leadership of Harry L. Penny, President. The official charter was
awarded in 1980.
The immediate task the group faced was in developing a core of
students who were dependable and knowledgeable enough to serve
as on-site organizers for the screening projects of the Community
elations Department directed by Mrs. Ethel Arnold.
After the initial organizing was begun, it became apparent that
ther departments in the College could benefit from the efforts of
appa Rho Members. Before the end of the year, Kappa Rho
volvement had extended to almost every area of OCPM, including
dent Recruitment, Development and Continuing Education. As

uation neared, Kappa Rho worked on a clean-up campaign by
ing and painting areas both inside and outside of the College.
' current strength of Kappa Rho rests with its ability to

students whenever they are needed. · Kappa Rho
ully puts ideas into energy and words into actions.
ers are selected through an extensive screening process
ourages the podiatric medical student who upholds the high
. d professional standards of Kappa Rho. The continuous

" t to serve others is a requirement to maintain a
tatus as a Kappa Rho member.

cts include further participation in screenings,
liege in seminars and programs, recruiting new
onsoring lectures for the OCPM community. Other

. p as needs ch~nge in our goal and commitment
~c p~ofession, the Ohio College of Podiatric
l~veland community.

Patricia A. Moore
President
Kappa Rh,5> Coltective

108

KAPPA RHO ADVISORS/OFFICERS

Dr. R. Palermo, Senior Clinical Advisor
Dr. R. Berkowitz
Dr. S. Beekman
Dr. A. Spencer
Mr. Fred Stoop, Vice-President, Institutional Development
Mrs. Ethel Arnold, Director, Community Relations
Ms. Jo Ellen Ely, Recruitment Director
Ms. Lenore Blocker, Administrative Assistant
Dr. R. Testa
Dr. P. Gohil
Dr. T. Harrison
Mr. Harry Penny, Past President, Kappa Rho

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109

C.A.P.S. represents Canadian students enrolled A major concern of C.A.P.S. is to assist
at the various colleges of Podiatric Medicine incoming students adjust to both OCPM and
throughout the United States. The ha.sic purpose Cleveland along with providing information to any
of C.A.P.S. is to establish professional associations Canadian students seeking entrance to OCPM.
amongst its members and to hopefully form new
and lasting friendships. On behalf of all of the members of C.A.P.S., I
would like to wish graduating students Richard
Our association attempts to provide information Cooper and Paul Leszner the best of luck in their
regarding Podiatry in Canady to both Canadian professional careers.
students and to any other students having
questions on the practice of Podiatry throughout Stan Sweet
Canada. C.A.P.S. as well is involved with the close President
observation of the growth of our profession in
Canada, as it goes through its transitional period.

PI DELTA

The Pi Delta National Podiatry Honor Society is an organization
dedicated to the promotion of high scholastic achievement in podiatry and
the podiatric sciences, in order to progressively advance the progession.

Eligibility for membership is based upon academic performance during the
first and second years at O.C.P.M., and the submission of a research paper
of podiatric interest suitable for publication.

Pi Delta members are offered lectures throughout the academic year on a
variety of topics related to the practice of Podiatric Medicine. These
lectures are designed to supplement and expound upon course material
presented during one's years at OCPM, as well as, material not offered in
the classroom or clinic settings.

Garrett E. Baldensperger
President

SENIORS JUNIORS Executive Committee

Baldensperger, Garret Bailey, Dan Garrett E. Baldensperger, President
Bartley, James Paul S. Richman, Vice-President
E. Besner, Howard John P. Miller, Secretary
Black, James Edward C. Rzonca, Treasurer
Baylis, William Boike, Allan Frank J. Castagna, Scientific Chairman
Bizzoco, Dennis Bornstein, Mark Andrew J. Tubiolo, Scientific Chairman
Castagna, Frank J . Charney, Daniel
Ceh, Eric Childers, Richard
Chojnacki, David J . Coen, Jeffery
Cohen, Richard F. Cosentino, Edward
Dannels, Eugene Daniels, Keith
Dzialo, Richard Ellicott, Russell
Elwood, Dean Greenhut, Steven
Fawcett, Bruce Herrmann, Thomas
Freeman, Gerald Hewson, Robert
Feldman, Robert Jankas, Robert
Friedlander, Gary Munoz, Richard
Frye, Mark Osher, Lawrence
Goodin, Carl V. Jr. Parkinson, Dennis
Hendrix, Brian Pascarella, Gene
Holtz, Peter Rectenwald, Richard
Hosey, Thomas Rosenthal, Sheri
Lazerson, Allen Sherman, Steven
Levin, David Simmons, Richard
McNally, Michael Spiegel, Jeffrey
Miller, John P. Stark, Beth
Richman, Paul S. Tuccio, Anthony
Ricketti, James Tuccio, Mark
Rzonca, Edward Vega, Michael
Sawicki, Richard Vasher, Lyle
Schiop, Michael Wasserman, Robert
Scovin, Robert Wells, Larry
Tubiolo, Andrew J.
Wenig, Jay
Wininger, Carl





























NORMAN LEO ABELL JR.
New London, Connecticut
Villanova University

GARRETTE.
BALDENSPERGER

Akron, Ohio
Akron University

WILLIAM J. BAYLIS
Wolcott, Connecticut
University of Connecticut

DONALD W. BECK
McKeesport, Pennsylvania

Theil

JEFFREY BECK
West Covina, California
Califormia State Polytechnic

University

KENNETH J. BENJAMIN
Jerico, New York

University of Maryland

126

JOHN EARL BENSON
Richmond, Virginia
William and Mary

RICHARD IAN BERK
Oak Park, Michigan

University of Michigan

CRAIG F. BISCEGLIA
Ellwood City, Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh

DENNIS BIZZOCO
Irving, Texas
Siena College

ROBERT S. BLEIWEISS
Rockaway Park, New York
Cornell University

EDWARD E. BRATTON
Kenmore, New York
Canisius College

127

STEVEN BROOK
Neponsit, New York
Adelphi University

TIMOTHY J. BROWN
Marion, Ohio

Ohio Northern University

HOWARD M. BRYANT
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Lincoln University

CONNIE CAMARDA
Syracuse, New York
SUNY at Brockport

MICHAEL CANAVAN
Clearfield, Pennsylvania
West Virginia University

RICHARD A. CAPUTI
Buffalo, New York
SUNY at Buffalo

128

RENEE D. CARTER
Landover, Maryland
Hampton Institute

FRANK JOSEPH CASTAGNA
JR.

Pensacola, Florida
Florida State University

S. ERIC CEH
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
Moravian College

DAVID CHOJNACKI
Maple Hts., Ohio
Ohio University

EVELYN, MAGGIE, CLOUD
Jacksonville, Florida
Florida Junior College

LAWRENCE D. COHEN
Adelphi University

129

RICHARD F. COHEN
Oak Park, Michigan
Wayne State University

RICHARD S. COHEN
Silver Spring, Maryland
University of Maryland

RICHARD M. COOPER
Toronto, Ontario
University of Miami

GEORGE COSTARAS
North Olmsted, Ohio
Heidelberg College

GENE DANNELS
St. Launor, Maryland
University of Maryland

JOSEPH D. D'ANTONIO
West Aliquippa, Pennsylvania

St. Vincent College

130

MEER J. DEEN
Bronx, New York
Lehman College of CUNY

HOWARD B. DICKSTEIN
Cranford, New Jersey

Kean College of New Jersey

RONALD S. DITZIG
Clifton, New Jersey
Rutgers University

KATHLEEN HELEN DUZAK
Detroit, Michigan

Wayne State University

RICHARD F. DZIALO
Chicopee, Massachusetts
American International College

DEAN STAFFORD ELWOOD
Rootstown, Ohio
Geneva College

131

CHARLES M. EWING
Geneva College

BRUCE G. FAWCETT
McKeesport, Pennsylvania

Allegheny College

SCOTT J. FEATHERS
Parkersburg, West Virginia
Fairmont State College

JOHN M. FEILD
Arlington, Virginia

Virginia Tech.

ALAN FELDMAN
Bay Shore, New York
University of Rhode Island

ROBERT FELDMAN
Miami, Florida

University of Miami

132

KENNETH C. FOLLOWWILL
JR.

Norman, Oklahoma
Central State University

GERALD SIDNEY FREEMAN
Livingston, New Jersey
University of Rochester

GARY N. FRIEDLANDER
Downey, California
San Diego State University

MICHAEL LESLIE FRIEDMAN
Pearl River, New York
SUNY at Brockport

MARK A. FRYE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
University of Iowa

CANDY GALAT
Doyestown, Ohio
Miami University of Ohio

133

CHARLES GAMBSKY
Menasha, Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin

RICHARD E. GENOVESE
Gardner, Massachusetts
Franklin Pierce College

LEWIS G. GIGLIA
Rochester, New York
St. John Fisher College

WILLIAM G. GOLDBLATT
Denver, Colorado

University of Colorado

LEE HOWARD GOLDSTEIN
Boca Raton, Florida
University of Miami

CARL V. GOODIN JR.
Cincinnati, Ohio

Thomas More College

134

JAMES MICHAEL GRAY
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Georgetown College

JAMES A. GREEN
North Miami, Florida
University of Florida

GLENN HABER
Forest Hills, New York
Boston University

BRYAN EDWIN HENDRIX
Clarksville, Indiana
Indiana University

PETER HOLTZ
Huntington, New York
University of Rhode Island

LON R. HORWITZ
St. Louis, Missouri

St. Louis University
135

THOMAS C. HOSEY
Livonia, Michigan
Michigan State University

MICHAEL A. IZZO
Amherst, New York

SUNY at Buffalo

KENNETH M. JARVIS
Cincinnati, Ohio
Xavier University

SUKHANTAR JOHNSON
Santa Clara, California

University of Santa Clara

DAVID E. JONES
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Washington and Jefferson College

STUART KOENIG
Bronx, New York

Long Island University

136

MARGARET ALMA
KONECKY

New York City, New York
Barnard College, Columbia

University

PHILLIP H. KRESCH
Oak Park, Michigan

Wayne State University

RONALD MARK LANDESS
Lebanon, Virginia
University of Richmond

CRAIG LANG
Sharon, Pennsulvania
Clarion State College

BRUCE W. LANGSTON
Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis State University

WAYNE ALAN LAWRENCE
Warren, Ohio
Hiram College

137

ALLEN LAZERSON
Brooklyn, New York
Brooklyn College

MARK DANTE LEODORI
Allendale, New Jersey
Hiram College

PAUL NATHAN LESZNER
Toronto, Canada
University of Toronto

GARY LEVAT
Wayne, New York
Rutgers University

DAVID R. LEVIN
Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State University

GEORGE M. LONG
Columbus, Georgia
Tuskegee Institute

138

ALEXANDER, SASHA,
LUNGIN, M.D.

Oak Park, Michigan
Pirogov's Moscow Medical School

MICHAEL R. McNALLY
Cape Elizabeth, Maine
University of Maine

SANFORD MERKIN
Salem, Ohio
Ohio State University

JOHN MILLER
Knapp Creek, New York

Canisius College

SAMUEL NEUSCHWANGER
Canton, Illinois
Western Illinois University

KATHRYN A. OSBORNE
East Liverpool, Ohio
Kent State University

139

GAYLE PALSHOOK
Richfield, Ohio
Kent State University

HARRY LEE PENNY
Altoona, Pennsylvania
Cabrini College

JEFFREY J. PENSO
Northfield, Ohio
University of Akron

MARK ALLEN PIFER
Mansfield, Ohi0

Ohio State University

JEFFREY HALL PINSKY
Brooklyn, New York
Harpur College

MARTIN REALE
Vineland, New Jersey

Villanova University

140

PAUL S. RICHMAN
Westbury, New York
SUNY at Buffalo

JAMES C. RICKETTI
Trenton, New Jersey
Rider College

KAREN GIBSON ROMINES
Cincinnati, Ohio
DePauw University

PETER M. ROMINES
Carmichael, California

Southern California College

EDWARD C. RZONCA
Newton, New Jersey
Wilkes College

BRUCE R. SAFERIN
Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland State University

141

EDWARD J. SALEM
West Springfield, Massachusetts
Springfield College

ALAN C. SALLY
Brownsville, Pennsylvania

California State College

STEVEN H. SAVRAN
North Woodmere, New York
SUNY at Stonybrook

RICHARD LEE SAWICKI
Niagra Falls, New York
Niagra University

VICTOR A. SCHECHTER
Southfield, Michigan
Michigan State University

MICHAEL J. SCHIOP
Detroit, Michigan

Oakland University

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