Occopodian 1974

1974

OCCOPODIAN

Ohio CoUege of Podwtric Medicine
Cleveland, Ohio

ADedicatwn
Administratwn and Faculty
Clinical Sciences
Teacher of the Year
Underclassmen
Fraternities and Organizatwns
Seniors

Henry Linek Oreste A. Vaccari
B~iness Edifffr Editnr-in-Chief

Marc Keyes Richard E. Kwasnik
Junior Edifffr Literary Edifffr

Bernard Bratkowski
Photo Edifffr

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ADMINISTRATION

and

FACULTY

Abe Rubin D.P.M. Gare Le Compte Ph.D Manuel Arjona M.D. Joel Novack D.P.M.
President Dean

Harvey Stiffler Ph.D. Christine M. Mitchell M.A.L.S. James A. C<mforti D.P.M. Warren Metzger B.B.A.

Rwkard A. Hennacy Ph.D. Rama N. Iyer Ph.D. Murrary Horwitz D.O. William E. Bart D.D.S.

Robert B. Benyo M.D., Ph.D. Paul D. Dewi,tt M.D. Henry L. Fenwn D.P.M. James R. Gilbert M.S.

Terrance Jaworek D.P.M. Raymond J. Suppan D.P.M. W. Michael Forman D.P.M. Francis Rogers D.P.M.

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Robert D. Monroe D.P.M. Arthur Weinstien D.P.M. Alan Wittenberg D.P.M. Maxine Cammarn M.D.

Rocco J. Palermo D.P.M. Grant Heller M.D. Ralph Wolpaw M.D. Richard Kauffman M.D.

Moid-Un-Di,n Mirza Ph.D. Robert Rosewater L.L.B. Robert P. Winslow B.A. Edward Dell A.B.

Cecelia Wylie Gail Hunter Bill Bailey Judy Mehl Ruth Kilgore
Betty Paquin Maribeth Rainey Vernon Neal Sharon Redfern Bettie Adams
Lillian Taylor Elsah Shealy Michelle Imhoff Bettie Ekstrom
Mari'lee Hinlke Bennie Owens Brian Cantlin Maryann Hamilton Gol,die Scholtz
Lillie Owens

SUPPORTING PERSONNEL





Department
of

Clinical :

Sciences

CLINICIANS

W. MICHAEL FORMAN D.P.M.
Orllu>pedics

RAYMONDJ. SUPPAN D.P.M.
Di,rector of Surgery

A clinicians objective in therapy is not just a
conjunction, but a true synthesis of art and science,

GLEN BREDEMEYER D.P.M.
Chief of Staff

ALLAN SPENCER D.P.M.
Orthopedics

DAVID L. KELLER D.P.M.
Podiatric Medwine

FREDRICK BROWN D.P.M.
Podiatric Medwine

SAM PERSON D.P. M.
Podiatric Medwine

JAMES MAC VEIGH D.P.M.
Surgery

Jusi,ng the parts into a whole that
unifies his work and makes his two
roles one:

a scientific healer.

ELLIOT BIGGS D.P.M. TERRY JA WOREK D.P.M.
Surgery Surgery

JAMES CONFORTI D.P.M.
Director of Clinics

FRANCIS ROGERS D.P.M.
Podiatric Medicine

HARRY ZEL WIN D.P.M. RESIDENTS

The young doctors most important tool
is his awarness of pe<Yple and human
needs,

ROY KROKER D.P.M.

HAL SHANE D.P.M.
MARVIN PRESKE D.P.M.

CHARLES HOBAICA D.P.M. MARK KOLTNOW D.P.M.

with it he can give healing and comfort
where science fails or does not exist.

JOHN FAWCETT D.P.M.

JOHN KANE D.P.M.

CLINICAL ASSISTANTS

Gail Hunter Norene Turner Linda Lash
Mary Walker Judy Cosenza
Ted Peterson B.S.

Karen Maher
Sheri Austin

Bonnie Fende

Elaine Vincent Carmine Starkoff

ADAY

IN
THE LIFE



We drew blood and experience
from our patients, while we hid
our ingnorance behind white
coats.

· Teacher of the Year
Terrance E. Jaworek D.P.M.

Ust of Honors
Doctor of Podiatric Medicine,

Summa Cum Laude 1972
Samuel N. Ulevitch M.D.

Award in Dermatowgy 1972
Harvey Haber

Memarial Award for Clinical Proficwncy 1972
Baird Johnson

Memarial Award for Scholarly Attributes 1972
Resident Research paper of the Year 1973
Bronze Medal Stickel Award for Research 1973

'~ teacher never krwws where his influence stups, it may affect
eternity''.

The last four years at O.C.P.M. has introduced the Mrs. Karol Jaworek
class of 1974 to a great many teachers. Some were good
and others were excellent. However there was only one
teacher who was outstanding ... Dr. Terrance J aworek.

Most students measure a teachers value in terms of
intellect, wisdom, capability, aptitude and the like. To
expound on these qualities in Dr. Jaworeks case would
be merely academic and to praise Dr. Jaworek would be

d•eaning.
A.II we can do is say thank-you Dr. Jaworek for yo:ur

concern in our education and for the enthusiasm by
which you taught. Thank-you for coming to our aid when
our pharmacology course did not meet expectations.
Thank you for the time and devotion you put into your
surgery course. Thank-you for the clinical training you
gave us not by mere explaining but by allowing us to
perform in every situation possible. Thank-you for al-
ways making time to answer our most ignorant ques-
tions or our most difficult problems. Thank-you for
communicating with us as your colleages rather than
students. Thank-you for taking this sad song and mak-
ing it a little brighter.

Most of all Terry, we thank-you for not only being the
te . h r you were but more important, thank-you for
b mg our friend.

The Class of 1974

In your remaining years here at O.C.P.M. what do you h<rpe to take away
with you? A few good grades you earned by countless hours of memorization
before an exam? A re you just here to earn an impressive title? A re you lwping
to find your role in the medical field? Will you fall victim to the disease of
apathy as so many before you? Will you take this "sad song and make it
better?"

If you take nothing away from this institution at least be aware of its
dangers and the dangers of almost any school where medicine is taught.

They perpetuate a mode of thinking which classifies morphological form but
not clinical function; they classify disease but not pe<rple or illness; they
classify clinical inferences, but not clinical observation and morbid anatomy
rather than human observation.

They teach you to apply scientific method to analyse the patient but not a
case of human illness. They make one believe that laboratory or morphologic
data can always be used to characterize the details of clinical phenomena.

If you take nothing away at least be aware that the hiatus between textbook
medicine and clinical.medicine increases with clinical judgement.

Remember that we treat patients, not disease and that patients are com-

posed of a soma and psyche; unfortunatly we often forget that.

Remember student if you are not part of the solution, you are part of the
problem.

FRESHMEN
SOPHMORES

JUNIORS

CLASS
of

1975

Terence B. Albright Brian S. Bakst Ira S. Belinsky Sheldon L. Bordelove

Steven A. Burns Stephen G. Cafini David J. Carroll John T. Carroll

Cary A Collis Ronald J. Conklin Daniel J. Cavolo Roderick A. Cox

Howard J. Dandenberg Douglas H. Elleby Alvin C. Erbeck Donald P. Feigelson

Arthur E. Goldberg Larry I. Goldstein Richard L. Grant William M. Gutman

Paul F. Haluska Thomas A. Hennie Turner 0. Houston David G. Hutchins

Angel L. Jimenez David J. Kaplan Bart A. Kellerman Marc S. Keys

Marc R. Klein Warren H. Knox Harry M. Kocil Arnold S. Levin

Curtis W. Long William D. Lovelady Robert I. Lubin Marshall J. Sanfield

Michael Z. Metzger Gary P. Milack Michael Nebel Thomas R. Nebel

Simon F. Pels Arthur E. Potash Robert M. Romaine Dean M. Ruday

Howard E. Schreibstein Larry Schuster Harold Schwartz Carl E. Sharp

Alan I. Shulman Jeffrey L. Simon Joseph L. Sindone Anthony F. Sindoni

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Steven I. Sugar Theodore N. Surgan John L. Toothaker Mark A. Tozzi

Robert Wachlarz Wayne M. Wargo Sal Weingarten Allan G. Weiss

Robert E. Wendel Norman D. Wright Thomas C. Sandford

CLASS
of

1976

Charles L. Beatty III Samuel D. Beitler Myron A. Bodman Blair M. Bycura

John A. Ciccone John R. Cooper Michael G. Coppers Steven B. Caplan

Gary L. Cramer Carl E. Deppen Joseph A. De Vincentis Gary L. Dockery

Gary W. Docks Timothy L. Donaldson Herbert J. Feitelberg Jeffrey M. Feldmon

Jeffrey E. Glaser James C. Graham G. Grant Norman R. Greenberg

Russell A. Grootegoed Robert Gunther Mark P. Hinkes Larry L. Hodson

Danny L. Johnson Douglas Kennedy Robert C. Kramer William F. Lamberg

Laurence J. Lembach Thomas J. Magrann Arnold T. Magy Stephen L. Manes

Daniel R. Marcus Robert C. Martin Leonard D. Mazefsky John A. Morello

James M. Motyl Frank Page Michael J. Ritchey Ronald A. Reifschneider

Earnestine Sledge 'Steven M. Spinner Dennis J. Springer Thomas L. Tauscheck

Lewis M. Vichinsky Larry Weiss Steven N. Wiener Anthony S. Zamojc

CLASS

of

1977

David E. Albert David C. Allen Robert T. Angelier Lesley S. Appel

Thomas R. Austad Robert T. Bair Jr. James S. Bartoszek Gary R. Bauer

Richard S. Benjamin Richard Berkowitz Ronald Bilinsky ,

Mark Block

James Bodmer Stan Bosta Elliott Brumer David Buchler

Bruno Casatelli David C. Cavallaro James M. Cawthorne Wayne R. Clayman

Lawrence M. Cohen Martin J. Cohen Sheldon Collis Harry E. Confer

James R. Cornfield Michael J. Curry Fred H. Cutler Frank A. DiCenso

Michaelangelo DiLonardo Babette P. Economos Kenneth 0. Einstein Ralph J. Ernesto

George H. Evancho Donald W. Falknor David P. Feller Thomas L. Ferris

Edward J. Floyd James J. Flynn Phillip L. Forni Barry J. Gallanter

Timothy D. Gilbert Harwood J. Goldberg Gary R. Goodman Rene L. Goossens

David M. Gordon Gene S. Graham Steven M. Grossman David E. Gurvis

Martin C. Harris Neil F. Hertzberg Francis A. Hawthorn Clarence E. Hill Jr.

Fred I. Jacobs Timothy D. James Francis E. Johnston I I Jeffrey S. Kahn

Steven Dassel Herbert L. Kateman Elliot L. Kleinman Bruce A. Krueger

David A. Kutlick David K. Kwong Jay Leff Kenneth W. Levine

James A. Marks Gary Mauro Joel P. Mazelis Daneil W. Merk

James E. Miller Michael R. Miller Paul C. Miller Gaspare S. Minaudo

Frank A. Ognibene Joseph V. Osti Christopher A. Pensiero Thomas A. Pietrocarlo

Michael Polchaninoff Joseph L. ~orto David L. Ramig Gene G. Peister

David C. Peppenhagen Samuel Riase Jr. Dwight R. Ricketts Scott E. Rickoff

Roberta Rowland Lawrence B. Rubin Jeffrey G. Savran Michael S. Schey

Matthew M. Schlosser Philip J. Shapiro Errol Sherman Steven D. Sherman

Ricky H. Siegel Morgan D. Silvers Jerome A. Slavitt John C. Stephens

Stephen K. Su Stewart A. Surloff Evan S. Tarsky Rodney L. Tomczak

David S. Toth ; Deno J. Valentine Bruce M. Vinokur

Thomas C. Turkin

Patricia L. Walsh Michael G. Warshaw Charles A. Watkins Jeffrey S. Weber

Joseph Wong-Sing Sterling C. Wood Joseph S. Zaborowski





ORGANIZATIONS
AND

FRATERNITIES

O.P.S.A.

O.P.S.A.
Daniel C. Dobas - President
Mike Herbst - Director of Business
Terrance Albright - Director of Extracurricular Activities
Mark J. Kleiman - Director of Local Affairs
Paul Shoenfeld - Director of National Affairs
Allen Moien - Director of Clinics
Arnold Levin - Director of Information
Oreste A. Vaccari - Editor-in-Chief Occopodian
Mark Landry - Editor-in-Chief Footprints

The Ohio Podiatry Student's Association, an affiliate of the
A.P.S.A., is the recognized representative voice of the students of
O.C.P.M. It is administered by a president and a six-member board
of directors, who coordinate local affairs, national affairs, business
affairs, clinical affairs, public affairs, and extracurricular activities.
The elected representatives of O.P.S.A. serve on every major
administrative committee of the College, including Admissions,
Academic Status, Academic Standing, Curriculum, Clinical Admin-
istration, and financial aids. The O.P.S.A. provides outstanding
guest lectures, social events including the annual Christmas clinic

party and a "Foot Ball", co-sponsored with the Women's Board,

and emergency loan fund: as well as giving the student a voice in
the academic and national affairs concerning podiatric medicine.
This year O.P.S.A. has participated in National Foot Health Week
campaigns and sent representative student delegates to the sum-
mer National Podiatry Convention in Washington, D.C. A major
project this year consisted of a complete revision of the con-
stitution. The 0.P.S.A. publishes a student newsletter, "Footprints"
and the College Annual, the "Occopodian". Through the various
committees and publications, the 0.P.S.A. endeavors to provide
leadership for the students and communications to the adminis-
tration for their rights and opinions.

Daniel C. Dobas
President, O.P.S.A.