Occopodian 1980

See if you can guess which one of us is the clinician.

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GREGORY COOPER, D.P.M. JENEil MOLLAHAN
Resident Suite 1 Coordinator

MARGE DAVEY
Supervisor, Central Supply

JEFFREY LOUIS, D.P.M .
Section Chief, Radiology

DORY LeCOMPTE, D.P.M.
Resident

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IRV LEWIS, D.P.M.
Clinician

JODY PUGLIESE
Suite 2 Coordinator

CARLEEN MACK
Suite 4 Coordinator

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ROBIN BROTSKY
Suite 1 Coordinator

LOISE ARNOLD
Orthotics Technician

MYRON BODMAN, D.P.M.
Clinician

BELINDA THOMAS
Suite 3 Coordinator

EDWARD FLOYD, D.P.M.
Clinician

Do I really have to cut my hair and shave before I get on
the clinic floor.

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Listen Rocco, I'm traveling incognito.

STEVEN DICKOFF, L.P.T.
Physical Therapist
RICHARD BERKOWITZ, D.P.M.
Clinician

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STEELE MATHENY, D.P.M.
Clinician

MELVYN BUCK LAN, D.P.M.
Clinician

/ JOYCE MONACHI 0
X-Ray Technician
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Teddy; this one's for you!

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STANLEY BEEKMAN, D.P.M.
Clinician

I just couldn't wait for my doctor anymore.

MARY MICHELE SHARPLEY
Secretary, Dean of Clinical Sciences
DANIEL CAVOLO, D.P.M.
Clinician
BERTRAM BROWN, D.P.M.
Clinician

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PAUL SCENSNY, D.P.M.
Resident

VORICK PICOU, D.P.M.
Resident

BRENDA PRESLEY
Clinic Cashier

JOSEPH ORITI, D.P.M.
Resident

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JOHN D'AMELIO, D.P.M. STEVEN FRI EDMAN, D.P.M.
Resident Resident

FREI DA HAYES
Suite Coordinator

Podopediatrics

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ROSE JONES STEVE DICKOFF
Appointment Clerk Physical Therapist

ELEANOR WALKER
Billing Clerk

VINCENT COLOSIMO , D .P.M .
Resident

DENISE PERRY
Billing Clerk

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Director of Residency and Surgery

MARK TOZZI , D.P.M.
Assistant Professor

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NANCY GIBBONS, R.N .
Operating Room Supervisor

RICHARD RANSOM, D.P.M.
Consulting Clinician

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PAT MELNIK, L.P.N .
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GINA DESTRO
Secretary, Surgery Department

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JAMES Fl ELDS
Maintenance Supervisor

ART RIVERS
Maintenance

BENNIE OWENS
Receiving Clerk

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LARRY CRAWFORD
Maintenance

SYLVIA DILLWORTH ARY cCALEP
Switchboard Operator S itchboard Supervisor

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LEE DIXON
Parking Lot Supervisor

DENNIS DAY
Maintenance

JOSEPH HAWKINS
Parking Lot Attendant

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Maintenance

ROBERT SAMMON GLE PARSONS
Maintenance Elevator attendant

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ORGANIZATIONS

OHIO PODIATRIC MEDICAL STUDENT
ASSOCIATION

The Ohio Podiatric Medical Student's Association, an affiliate of the American Podiatric Medical Students
Association, functions as the official governing body for the students of the Ohio College of Podiatric
Medicine. It is the ultimate objective of the OPMSA to coordinate its efforts for the mutual benefit of the
student body and OCPM with the advancement of the profession of Podiatric Medicine and its future
physicians.

Communication through committees, meetings, and newsletters, between the OPMSA, APMSA, the APA,
and other medical specialties serve to enhance the awareness of all groups. We strive to strengthen the
student body academically and clinically, to foster relations with the faculty, administration, as well as with
other health care professionals. We also strive to enhance student awareness, build fellowship within the
student body, and educate and serve neighboring communities.

The Executive Board governs the OPMSA and is responsible for all student associated organizations within
OCPM. These include Footprints, Occopodian, fraternities, clubs, as well as student run specialty groups. The
executive board also works to make sure that the students are justly represented in all aspects of the college.

It is through these affiliations and committees that all strata of the student body finds active representation
within the structure of OCPM and that our students demonstrate their devotion to serving the community
and enhancing public awareness of the need for foot health care.

Eric Laut
President OPMSA

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OPMSA EXECUTIVE BOARD

ERIC LAUF - PRESIDENT SUSAN SCHWERT -
ALAN SHADER - EXTRA CURRICULAR AFFAIRS
PRESIDENT ELECT PATRICIA MOORE -
EUGENE DANIELS - APMSA SECRETARY
REPRESENTATIVE TOM KRAMER - LOCAL
DAVID KOSOFSKY - AFFAIRS
APMSA DEL EGATE TOM HAGEN - STUDENT
ALAN FELDMAN - DIRECTOR OF CLINICS
BUSINESS AFFAIRS JOHN BENSON -
COMMUNICATIONS

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STUDENT PODIATRY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

rvGJJAY. CEC. 17

Ohio SPPAC: It is our job to assist the National
PPAC in the raising of funds to inform students of
health care legislation pending and its effect. From
this we then act on Podiatry's behalf. The main goal
being to have podiatry, included ·in ALL HEALTH
CARE LEGISLATION. With National Health Care on
the horizon, we must stress the important effects on
us if we are not included in this plan. Health Care
legislation deals not only with us once we get our
degree, but also in school. Student loans and grants
are the best examples of this.
. This year was very successful, thanks to the
support of our student body. We know .that with
this continued support SPPAC will reach its goals.

We were honored this year by a visit from Mr.
John Carson, Director of Government Affairs for the
A.P.A. Mr. Carson congratulated O.C.P.M . on its
outstanding contributions.

Remember, our future is very dependent upon
Healt~ C~re Legislation . Only your help and
c?ntnbut1ons can help us achieve our goal. Please
give generously to SPPAC IT IS AN INVESTMENT
INTO YOUR FUTURE; YOU WI LL REAP THE
BENEFITS, AND DON'T YOU DESERVE IT?

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SPPAC REPRESENTATIVES

Class of 1980 Michael Gerber
Michael Gettenberg
Class of 1981 Arnold Beresh
Class of 1982 Rick Berk
Arnie Raft
John Patrick
Mark Bornstein
Alan Discont
David Moss

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INTERFRATERN ITY COUNCIL

The lnterfraternity council is the recognized representa- DAVI D ST RASSMAN - PRESIDENT
tive voice for the three professional fraternities at OCPM, RICK GENOVESE - PHI REPRESENTATIVE
Phi Alpha Pi, Kappa Tau Epsilon, and Alpha Gamma Kappa. KENN ETH JARVIS - KTE REPRESENTATIVE
The council acts as the legislative and judicial body govern- BILL BAYLIS - AGK REPRESENTATIVE
ing these various organizations. IFC provides a forum for the SUE SCHWERT - OPMSA REPRESENTATIVE
exchange of ideas between fraternities and aids in coordi-
nating their activities.

In keeping with tradition, our lecture series continues to
invite various practioners in Podiatry and other medical
specialties. The topics are current and necessary to broaden
one's scope in the practice of Podiatry.

The I FC membership is comprised of two representatives
from each fraternity, the representatives of the Ohio Podiat-
ric Medical Students Association, and Pi Delta Honor So-
ciety.

We, the members of the lnterfraternity Council encourage
participation, seek harmony, and will continue to promote
professional ism for students and faculty alike.

David Strassman

I FC President

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FOOTPRINTS

FOOTPRINTS, a student newspaper publication of OPMSA, is published on a monthly basis during the
academic year. The staff, recognizing the responsibility to offer an informative student paper has been
instrumental in making 1979 a transition year for the publication.

A new format was introduced in addition to the higher quality of articles. The circulation has increased
from 600 to 3600 issues, the majority being mailed to the alumni.

The administration, development office and the ambitious efforts of the Footprints staff has been the
vehicle of change, laying the groundwork for this new era in FOOTPRINTS history.

Frederick Schmieder
Editor in Chief

Editor in Chief ................. ....... ... ... .... ...................... ............... ...... ... ................ .............. ...... Frederick Schmieder
Assistant Editors ............................................................................. .... .. ........... George Costaras & Ron Ditzig
Business and Advertisement Manager .......................... .. .... .................... .................................. Nick Varveris
Assistant Advertisement Manager............................................................................................... Michael Izzo
Staff Photographer .. ......................................... .............. ..... ............... .......................... .......... ...... .... ... . Jay Wenig
Administrative Advisor ......................................................................................................... Moid Mirza, PhD.
Senior Advisor .... ............ ......... .. .................................................. ... ...................... .... .. ............... .... Thomas Jiunta
Staff. ....................................... ............. ..... ..... .... ...... ...................... Sal DeFrank, Gerard Guerin, Lon Horwitz,

Sean Keating, Mark Leodori, Pat Moore,
Harry Penny, Martin Reale, _Richard Wilczynski,

Carl Winninger

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ALPHA GAMMA KAPPA

Alpha Gamma Kappa has long since been devoted to promoting the highest in academic, clinical, and
social activities for it's members. The fraternity has held to the statement of, "Quality instead of Quanity" in
the selection of new members. The goal of the scientific and social activities over the year is to promote a
strong brotherhood among the members and to acquire the knowledge needed to be a competant podiatric
physician. Besides the academic and social events that AGK provides its members, we also volunteer our
services to various community activities. This interaction with the community builds strong public relations
that informs the community of the services that podiatry offers.

Alpha Gamma Kappa staffs three clinics, the Eastern Star Nursing Home, the City Mission Clinic, and
Ridgecliff Psychiatric Hospital were a broad range of podiatric clinical experience can be acquired.

The demo and lecture series this year presents a varied number of topics. These topics were designed to
expose each member to the aspects of clinical medicine and podiatry not adequatly covered in the clinics. By
participating in the fraternities activities the members leave O.C.P.M. well rounded podiatric physicians.

William J. Baylis

President of AG K

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EXECUTIVE BOARD RALPH TURRI
I.F.C. Rep
WILLIAM BAYLIS
President RICHARD WILCZYNSKI
Social Director
FREDRICK SCH MEI DER
Vice-president EDWARD RZONCA
Communication Director
DA I EL TWARDOWSKI
Secretary SCOTT BRUCE
Rush Chairman
JAMES RICKETT!
Treasurer

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AGK

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MEMBERS

SENI ORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES

Robert Barr William Baylis Scott Bruce
Dwight Bates John Benson John Burns
Angelo Bige lli Robert Bleiweiss John Canola
Frank Brad y Timothy Brown Jeff Coen
Steven Branc heau Eric Ceh James Cusach
Douglas Davi d John Feild Sal DeFrank
Greg Dubay Mark Frye Bob Duskin
Brian Fradett e Charles Gamsky Bob Fink
James Girol am i Craig Lang Paul Gandy
Jody Greenb erg Bruce Langston Chuck Hobaica
Richard Gen sheim er Wayne Lawrence Curt Kreitz
Cyril Gostich Mark Leodori Jim Leige
Dennis Hart Michael McNally Mike Lowhorn
Sean Keating John Miller Patricia Moore
Stephan Hoke Jef frey Penso Tom Patrick
William Kelly Mark Pifer Fred Tomassi
Frank Michalewicz James Ricketti Dwayne Turski
John Mosolino Edward Rzonca Nick Varveris
Anthony um rich Edward Salem Glenn Vitale
Ben Profera Allen Sally Bob Wingate
Fred Spector Fred Schmeider Jeff Woods
Greg Teles Dan Twardowski
Robert Testa Ralph Turri
David Trimble Ric hard Wilczynski
William Simon Mike W ynn
Chris elson Jerrold Silberman
Pratap Goh ii Michael Shlonsky
Greg Mc amara M ichael We iss

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KAPPA TAU EPSILON

Since its inception , KTE has strived to provide the very bes t cli n ical and educational programs possible for
its membership. Dedication, knowledge, professionali sm and adva ncement of podiatric medicine comprise
the ultimate goals of this fraternity.
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Kenneth M. Jarvis
President

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FRATERNITY OFFICERS

PRESIDENT .. . KENNETH M . JARVIS
FIRST V.P . . .. MICHAEL STONE
SECOND V.P.. .. JAMES GRAY
TREASURER ... LEWIS G IGLIA
SECRETARY ... PETER HOLTZ
IFC REPRESENTATIVE ... WILLIAM SMITH
IFC ALTERNATE REPRE?ENTATIVE . .. BRUCE FAWCETT
SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE . . . WILLIAM SIMONS

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SENIORS MEMBERS SOPHOMORES

ALBANO, BRIAN JUNIORS ALECCIA, MICHAEL
CHASEN, BOB AUFDERHEIDE, PAUL
FERGUSON, TONY ABELL, NORMAN BAILEY, DAN
FOOTE, DENN IS BECK, DONALD BENESON , DAVID
FRI EDMAN, WALTER BENJAMIN, KENNETH BOYLE, ANDREW
GOLDMAN, NOAH CAPUTI, RICHARD BRONSTEIN , ROBERT
GO LDSTEIN, STEVEN CHOJNACKI, DAVID CHARNEY, DAN
GOSS, SAM COSTARAS, GEORGE COSENTI NO, ED
HAGAN , THOMAS DITZIG, RONALD COWDE N, JOHN
HA RRISON , THOMAS ELWOOD, DEAN DAVISON , MARK
HE LM UTH, SH ELLY FAWCETT, BRUCE DISCO NT, ALAN
HERZBE RG , ABE FELDMAN, ALAN ELLICOTT, RUSSELL
HOLTZ, MICHAEL FRIEDLANDER, GARY FEE, HARRY
JEREMIN, PETER GIBSON , KAREN ERKARD, JAMES
JIUN TA, THOMAS GIGLIA, LEWIS GATLI G, JOCELYN
JOSEPH, PETER GOLDBLATT, WILLIAM GERTSMA , DAVID
LAUF, ER IC GOODIN, CARL GOLDBACHER, MARC
LENZ, W ILLIAM GRAY, JIM GRUBELICH , LEE
LEW IS, WILLIE JAMES GUERIN, GERARD HADAM, RO
OATMAN, TREMAINE HENDRIX, BRYAN HATALOWICH, GREG
SMITH, WILLIAM HOLTZ, PETER HERRMA I THOMAS
SOUR IFMAN, HOWARD HORSELY, VICTOR HUGHES, MARILY
STONE, MICHAEL HOSEY, THOMAS JA KAS, ROBERT
TOPO R, CAROLYN IZZO, MICHAEL
WEINSTEIN, MARTIN JARVIS, KENNETH JOH so I DO
WERNOW , SHELDON JOHNSON , SUKHA TAR
KRAMER, THOMAS JOYCE, A E
82 LANDESS, RONALD KASA OVICH , RODNEY
LONG , GEORGE KOSOFSKY, DAVID
NEUSCHWANGER, SAM LaMORGE, KARE
OSBORNE, KATH RY LI EBMA I JEFF
REALE , MARTIN LIGUORI , MARIE
SAWICKI, RICHARD LI K E BERG , STA
SCHUG, MARK LI E BY, ROBERT
SMITH , JUDY
TEPPER, ERIC U OZ, RICHARD
TRUELOVE, GLE DA
ZINK, DAVID PARKI so I DE IS

PA QUI 0 , JOE

PEREZ, MICHAEL
PERILLO, JOSEPH
RECTE WALD, RICHARD
RICKARDS, PETER
ROBERSO I DAVID
ROTHSTEI , STEVE
RUBIO , ARCO
SA S, KEVI
SA TORO, LEO
SI O S, RICHARD
SI O S, BILL
SKALSKI , JAMES

STEG E, DAVI D

S EET, STA
TRILLI , JAMES
TUCCIO, A THO Y
TUCCIO, MARK

ERLE 10, PERRY
ALLE , MARK
ASSER A I ROBERT
A A I HOWARD

YEE, ICHAEL

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PHI ALPHA Pl

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Richard Genovese
President

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EXECUTIVE BOARD

RICHARD GENOVESE .... .......................... PRESIDENT
STUART SNYDER ......... .......... ......... VICE PRESIDENT
RICHARDS. COHEN ... ..... .. ........ .. ........... TREASURER
RICHARD F. COHEN ............ ................ ... SECRETARY
SUSAN SCHWERT.... ............... SERGEANT AT ARMS
MARGARET KONECKY .. .. .. .. .............. ..... SECRETARY
PHI LIP KRESH ................... .......... . CLINIC DIRECTOR
VICTOR SCHECTER ........ ............ CLINIC DIRECTOR

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MEMBERS

SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES

DENNIS ARNOLD GARRET BALDENSPERGER HOWARD ARONOFF
JOSEPH BENERAKIS RICHARD BERK ARTHUR ARONSON
ARNOLD BERESH STEVEN BROOK JAMES BARTLEY
DAVID BERLIN CONNIE CAMARDA DOUGLAS BEEK
STEVEN BROTSKY EVELYN CLOUD JAMES BLACK
AMRAN BAHUKEY RICHARD F. COHEN ALLAN BOIKE
STEVEN DRIBBON RICHARDS. COHEN MARK BORNSTEIN
JOEL EPSTEIN EUGENE DANIELS LARRY BROWN
BARRY FIELDS HOWARD DICKSTEIN RICHARD CH I LDERS
JAMES GEHA RICHARD F. DZIALO GARY CURSON
FRED GELIN GERALD FREEMAN KEITH DANIELS
MI CHAEL GERBER MICHAEL FRIEDMAN GREGSON EDWARDS
M ICHAEL GETTENBERG LON HOROWITZ GERALD ERICKSON
LAURIE GLANZ GARY LEVAT MARC FISHMAN
RO NALD GROCOFF PH ILIP KR ESH DAVID FRI EDMAN
SUZANNE HARRITATOS MARGARET KON ECKY STEVEN GREENHUT
LI N DA KAPLAN STUART KOENIG LARRY HAYES
SEYM OUR KLEIN STEVE SAVARAN DEBRA HEIL
RICHARD KLEI NMAN VICTOR SCHECTER ROBERT HEWSON
JERRY LAMENDOLA ALAN SIROTA PAUL LIEBERMAN
JOSEPH MARTIN ELLI MICHAEL SCH IOP ALBERT MOLLICA
STEV EN MATLE N ALAN SHADER DAVID MOSS
SISTER JOHN MARIE McGOUGH SUSAN SCHWERT JEFFREY MURRAY
HOWARD NELSON DAVID STRASSMAN LAWRENCE OSHER
BRE NT RUBIN STUART SNYDER JOHN PATRICK JR.
THOMAS SILVER JEFFREY SCH LEGER DEDRI E POLAKOF
PAT RICIA VITKO ELLIE SAVIKES ARNIE RAFT
SELW YN TAI ALEX WEST SHAY ROSENFELD
LARRY SI NGER JAY WEINIG SHERI ROSENTHA ROSENTHAL
ALAN LAZERSON GLENN RUHL
RICK GENOVESE STUART SCH ERR
PAUL RICHMAN STEVEN SHERMAN
ZELIG SCHUR GENE SHERWOOD
JEFFREY SOLOMON
JEFFREY SPIEGEL
NICHOLAS SPRINGER
BETH STARK
ARTHUR TALLIS
ANDY TAPPER
LYLE VASHER
MIKE VEGA
CARY WOLF
MARK HAYES

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PODIATRIC MEDICAL STUDENTS ETHNIC
MINORITY ORGANIZATION

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1979 OFFICERS

PRESIDENT .. .. ... ....... ... ANTHONY FERGUSON
PRESIDENT-ELECT.. ................. FLOYD ATKINS
SECRETARY .... .... .............. GLENDA TRUELOVE
TREASURER .. .. ...... .... ..... HOWARD JOHNSON
OPMSA REPRESENTATIVE .... GEORGE LONG

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MEMBERS

SENIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN

JERILY ATKINS FLOYD ATKINS ANGELO AGEE
THOMAS BALL GERGSON EDWARDS VALBRUM ALMONORD
ANTHO Y FERGUSON JAMES ERKARD DENISE BRADFORD
PRATAP GOHIL JOYCELYN GATLING CHRISTINE CLARKE
SAMUEL GOSS MARILYN HUGHES JAMES EDWARDS
BARBARA HAYES HOWARD JOHNSON HOWARD JACKSON
JAMES LEWIS ERNEST NWANI JOYCE JORDON
DAVID ROBERSON DONALD MONTGOMERY
JUNIORS MARCO RUBIO RONALD MONTGOMERY
JOHN STARLING DARRALL MOORE
REN EE CARTER EDDIE MOORE
MEER DEEN MAURICE WAINWRIGHT
JEA NETTA HARRIS LUIS WALTERS
VICTOR HORSLEY ADAM WARREN
GEORGE LONG RICKEY WATSON
HEZEKIAH SALLY
GLE DA TRUELOVE

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PRESIDENTS CLUB

The President's Club is a viable link between the various student organizations and the administration of
the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine. The "Club" exists to accomplish progress through cooperation.
Monthly dialogue meetings are held with Dr. Abe Rubin, president of OCPM, at which time there is a
meaningful exchange of information dealing with the problems and dilemmas facing the student government,
class governments, fraternities, and other student organizations. The dialogue is intended to advance the
ideals and objectives of podiatric education for the benefit of students, the college, and the profession.

Membership of the "Club" is comprised of the school president, the president and president-elect of
OPMSA, the four class presidents, the fraternity presidents, presidents of PMSEMO, president of SACFS,
president of Pl DELTA, president of CAPS, SPPAC chairman and the editors of FOOTPRINTS and
OCCOPODIAN.

PRESIDENT'S CLUB MEMBERS

ALAN SHADER ................................................. O.P.M.S.A. RICK GENOVESE ... ....................... ............. PHI ALPHA Pl
ERIC LAUF ......................................................... O.P.M.S.A. STEVEN BROOK ...................................... CLASS OF 1981
STEVEN GOLDSTEIN ................. ....................... Pl DELTA GENE DANIELS ...................... ........................... A.P.M .5.A.
ARNOLDS. BERESH .............................. OCCOPODIAN .RICK BERK ... ..... ............................... ......................... SPPAC
MICHAEL GETTENBERG ...................... OCCOPODIAN KEN JARVIS ......................................... .... .... ................... KTE
FRED SCHMEIDER ..................................... FOOTPRINTS _CARL GOODIN JR ......... ......................................... SACFS
JOHN COWDEN ..................................... CLASS OF 1982 .GREG COSTANZO ................................. CLASS OF 1980
DAVID STRASSMAN ............... .. ................................ 1.F.C. GAYLE ZITNIK ................................................ SECRETARY

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CAPS

CAPS is the national body of all Canadian students attending the various colleges of Podiatric Medicine
throughout the United States. The premise of CAPS is to set up professional associations among its members,
as well as to establish new and hopefully lasting friendships.

Our association, in essence, attempts to both notify and enlighten students at each of the colleges.
Hopefully from this basis both communication and professional contacts may be initiated with other
Canadian practitioners. We also attempt to provide information regarding Podiatry in Canada to both
Canadian students and any other students interested in practicing in Canada.

A primary concern of CAPS is to help new students adjust to both OCPM and Cleveland as well as
providing information to any Canadian students applying for entrance to OCPM.

On behalf of all of the members of CAPS, I would like to wish former president Irv Luftig and former editor
Barry Noble the best of luck in their professional careers.

Stan Sweet
PRESIDENT

MEMBERS

RICHARD COOPER
JEFF LIEBMAN
PAUL LESZN ER
BURT MOLLICA
NEIL KOVIN
BARRY NO BLE
ROSEMARY O 'GRADY
STAN SWEET
BARRY TUVEL
MARK WALLEN
HOWARD WAXMAN
IRV LUFTIG

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STUDENT CHAPTER

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF FOOT SURGEONS

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to all practitioners in the area. our organization is preparing to sponsor the second annual Runathon for
In addition to the above activities,
the benefit of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Cleveland.
members, through one activity or another, have had
It is the hope of the executive board that all of our in the field of podiatric surgery.
their interest stimulated and their knowledge enhanced

Carl Goodin Jr.
President

OFFICERS

CARL GOODIN JR.. ......... .. .... .... .......... .... .... .. PRESIDENT
DAVID ZINC.. .................. ..... ...... ......... . VICE-PRESIDENT
ED COSENTINO ............................................ TREASURER
HARRY FEE ......................... ......... .. ...... ............ SECRETARY
MARIE LIGUORI .................... ... .. ...... ........ ............ LIASON

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Pl DELTA HONOR SOCIETY

The Beta Chapter of the Pi Delta Honor Society at the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine is a ational
Podiatric Honor Society. Election to membership in this organization is attained through the student's
high standards of intellectual and scholarly activity. Regular meetings of Pi Delta emphasize the
professional aspects of Podiatric Medicine and provide a guide for instructive study and research .
Membership in this fine organization is an honor that the student, parent, and school should be proud
of.

Steven H. Goldstein
President, Pi Delta

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