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Horizons '84Hahnemann University
School Of Allied Health Professions
Philadelphia , Pennsylvania
Far away there in the sunshine
are my highest aspirations. I maynot reach them, but I can look up
and see their beauty, believe in them,
and try to follow where they lead.
Louisa May Alcott
^J2| TABLE OF CONTENTSTITLE PAGE 1
PROLOGUE 2
ADMINISTRATION 4
INAUGURATION 5
DISTINGUISHED FACULTYAWARD 6
FRESHMEN ORIENTATION 9
ACTIVITIES .^. 12
WHO'S WHO 18
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 28
MENTAL HEALTH 38
NURSING.
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PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT 66
RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY 72
RESPIRATORY THERAPY 77
EVENING DIVISION 83
YEARBOOK 88
GRADUATION 92
SENIOR DIRECTORY 94
ADMINISTRATIONHorizons — the theme of your yearbook looks to the future and
adventures yet to come, while your yearbook itself describes the past and
memories I hope you will treasure. Your yearbook is a "timeslice" of
your activities at Hahnemann and only a small component of what a
lifetime of learning and service can grow to be.
Use this horizon as a foundation to enlarge your awareness ofper-
sons, ideas, and places. This should be the order ofimportance as you
seek to understand how you can contribute to improving the quality of
your own life and the lives of those you will meet. Always remember to
listen and be flexible so that you can adjust to the changes life will
impose.
Couple these attributes with dedication, direction, and determination
and you will experience the joys ofachievement and virtually unlimited
horizons in your personal and professional growth.
Dean Ladman
Mary E. Schlosser, M.S.N.Associate Dean
Aaron J. Ladman, Ph.D.Dean
Dear Graduates:
Standing on the threshold ofyour health care career, new goals will
now challenge you. Put your knowledge into action unafraid to accept
hard work. Face all of life's demands without pettiness. Be big in
thought and always generous in judgement of those you meet along
life's way. Lookfor the best in others as you give the best in you. Aboveall, manifest your loyalty to your patients and employers in word and
deed alike.
With the completion ofthese courses ofstudy, I extend to you sincere
wishes for a future filled with deep satisfaction. Do for others in such a
way that you will require little or no attention directed toward you. Then
you will reap the satisfaction of knowing others were made better for
having crossed your path. Good luck and Godspeed.
Associate Dean Schlosser
Congratulations to the 1984 graduates of the School ofAllied Health
Professions — both to the "new" professionals as well as those "old"
professionals with their newly-aquired Hahnemann degrees and certifi-
cates. As one ofthe newest Hahnemannians, I share the excitement andjoy ofyour moment— this moment— in the camaraderie ofour mutual
professionalism and conjoint goals — that of human services of the
highest order for those who need our skills and talents.
Let there be no doubt — the School of the Allied Health PROFES-SIONS is aptly named. Your success, and that ofyour colleagues, will
rest in part on the professionalism you display: your integrity, your
leadership, your ethics, your commitment to self-education, your peer
expectations, and all your actions.
"This above all: to thine own self be true,
And it must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man."Graduate, you've earned your right to call yourself "professional" . I
have no doubt that you will continue to represent Hahnemann, your
alma mater, in outstanding fashion as you practice your profession.
Godspeed.
Dr. BeljanJohn R. Beljan, M.D.
Provost & Vice President
for Academic Affairs
Inauguration of President B. Brown, M.D.
I have only this first sentence to catch your attention.
You have the rest of your life to practice what you've
learned here at Hahnemann University. What you have
learned here was built upon the base of you as an indi-
vidual — your personal, community, and family back-
ground. What you will practice in the future will also be
based on you as an individual with the support of your
family, friends, and community.
Hahnemann University is proud to have played a role
in your development. We are now part ofyour family;
you are part of ours.
I am certain that the future will be rewarding. The
health care fields and health care professions for which
you have been so ably trained provide one of the best
opportunities to do well and be fulfilled. Do it. Goodluck!
President Brown
Betram S. BrownPresident and ChiefExecutive Officer
Distinguished Faculty Award
The distinguishedfaculty award is given to a mem-ber ofthefaculty primarilyfor excellence in teaching.
The award also looks at the recipient's other contribu-
tions such as service to the college and other related
activities. The 1983 award was given to Miss Harting
of the Medical Technology program. The students ofthe School ofAllied Health and the staff of Horizons
yearbook would like to congratulate Miss Harting on
receiving this honor.
"To say Miss Harting exemplifies a good teacher would
smack of impertinence. She is a great lady, skilled practition-
er, a dedicated teacher and professional, a friend to all stu-
dents and colleagues, a legend in her own time and one of
Hahnemann's most respected and truely loved family mem-bers."
Associate Dean Schlosser
"It is difficult to annotate the accomplishments and strong
positive influence that Miss Harting has made on the faculty
.
We see the respect she engenders from her students and fel-
low members ofHahnemann and the community . We knowthat through her unselfishness and devotion to her own pro-
fessional growth she has been and will continue to be the ex-
ample that we all will be measured against.'
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Faculty of the MT Program.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Below: Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty. Left to right: John J.
Farrell, Ph.D.; William J. Pepicello, Ph.D.; David H. Flood, Ph.D.; Willard
P. Green, Ph.D.; Robert T. Beck, Ph.D.; Gerald A. Bello, Ph.D. Notpictured: Marjorie K. Berger, M.A.
William J. Pepicello, Ph.D.
Director of Humanities
and Social Sciences
Cooperative Education
Anne R. Weisboard, M.Ed.Ftirprtnr
Donna DwyerCoordinator
Eleanora M. Kensworthy,M.S.
Director, Library
Alan J. Sims Jean DormanUniversity Registrar Director of Student Services
Suzanne B. ShevlandSecretary
Michele LoddiAdmissions Specialist
Londa Tuzi
Admissions Specialist
Marianne Klobusicky Bebe Daily
SAHP Recruitment Officer SAHP Business ManagerLinn Giampietro
Project CoordinatorSAHP Dean's Office
Not Pictured: Pauline Polek, Secretary
Freshman Orientation
"Life's a pretty precious and wonderful thing. You can't sit downand let it lap around you . . . you have to plunge into it; you have to
dive through it!Andyou can't save it, you can't store it up; you can't
horde it in a vault. You've got to taste it; you've got to use it. The
more you use the more you have . . . that's the miracle of it!"
Kyle Samuel Crichton
That was a cheap shot
Hey Buddy! Watch those hands.
THRILLER!I've been waiting for this day.
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Can't you see I'm busy?Our illustrious president and vice president after a hard day's work.
Student Senate
"As president of Student Senate, I have
enjoyed working with the many students, faculty,
and administrative personnel that I have come in
contact with during this past year. The senate
provides students with a chance to interact with
each other and faculty members during their
course at Hahnemann. Aside from providing for
student activities, the senate confronts problems
and also debates new ideas for making student
life better. The Student Senate allows students to
play a role in the planning and growing of this
University."
Ed Croall, President
Front row left to right: Marie Cicione, Tina Volpe, Associate DeanSchlosser; Back row, left to right: Dr. Alan Haroian, Edward Croall.
Below: The 1983-84 Class Representatives
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1983-84 Class Officers
Edward Croall, President
Marie Cicione, Vice President
Joanne Giangulio, Secretary
Tina Volpe, Treasurer
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Student Services
Jean DormanDirector of Student Services
The Social Committee plans all the parties and social
events in the School of Allied Health, along with the Student
Senate. The planning ofparties involves a lot of hard work
and energy, that always pays off in the end. In a University
such as Hahnemann, with the intensive study programs that
the students must undergo, a good party is a great way to
let off steam. The main function of the committee is to makesure that student unity and school spirit is kept alive.
Brenda Behlau and Bud McNultySocial Committee Representatives
Bud and Brenda are busy putting the final touches onparty arrangements.
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Walter Eisenhauer, Physician Assistant Bachelor of Science Degree,
Class of 1984. Walter has served as secretary to the Wilbur W. Oaks
Physician Assistant Student Society for 1982-83, and currently is
president of this society. Walter has participated in career days, and
Freshman Orientation at Hahnemann. Walter was chosen to represent
his class in May of 83, to the American Academy of Physician
Assistants. Walter came to Hahnemann after serving for four and half
years as a Navy hospital coreman. After graduation Walter would like
to find employment in his field of study, in a underdeveloped area.
Malorie Budman, Mental Health Association of Science Degree,
Class of 1984. Malorie served as Advertising Manager and Editor of
the Mortem Post, in 1982-83, and helped with the 1982-83 yearbook.
Malorie is currently secretary of H1LLEL. Malorie would like to
continue her education and receive her Bachelor's in the field of
Forensic Psychology.
Karen Heimbach, Respiratory Therapy Associate of Science Degree,
Class of 1984. Karen has served as class representative to the Student
Senate. Karen was involved in the planning of the Pediatric ward
Christmas party, and has been an active member of her community
volunteer ambulance squad. Karen's future goals are to receive a
Bachelor of Science degree in the Health Science field, and to work in
the Pulmonary Rehabilition field.
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Mary Alice Keough, Medical Laboratory Technician, Associate ofScience Degree, Class of 1984. Mary Alice has assisted in FreshmanOrientation at Hahnemann. She is currently a representative to the
Student Senate, and is a member of the Graduation Committee. MaryAlice is Co-Editor of the '84 edition ofHORIZONS; she is also actively
involved in the '84 Bed Race. Mary Alice plans to receive her Bachelor
of Science Degree in Medical Technology at Hahnemann after
graduation.
Cynthia Miller, Medical Laboratory Technician, Associate of Science
Degree, Class of 1984. Cynthia has participated in FreshmanOrientation at Hahnemann. Cynthia is currently a representive to the
Student Senate, and a member of the '84 Bedrace Committee . Cynthia
is also an active member of the Graduation committee, and Co-editor
of the 1984 HORIZONS yearbook. Upon graduation, Cynthia plans to
receive her degree in Medical Technology.
Degree, Class of 1984. Gwen is currently Co-editor of the '84
HORIZONS yearbook. Gwen has participated in the bedrace, career
days, and Freshman Orientation at Hahnemann. After graduation
Gwen plans to continue her education in Medical Technology andreceive her Bachelor's of Science Degree.
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Mary C. Onufrey, ASRT(R)Program Director
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Cheryl VandenEykel, ASRT(R)Instructor
Special Thanks to . . .
Marvin E. Haskin, M.D.Medical Director Radiologic Technology
Edward Wiercinski, R.T.(R)Chief Technical Technologist
Melvin V. Reid, R.T.(R)Ass't Chief Technical Technologist
Mr. Arnold Auger
Dennis DePace, Ph.D.
Theodore Villafana, Ph.D.
Rex Woodle, M.M.Sc.R.T.(R)
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Faculty
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Ethel WiseLinda GlassNot pictured:James P. Shinnick, D.O.Medical Director
Raymond C. Gross M.Ed., ARRTProgram Director
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Linda Boclair, M.Ed., M.T. (ASCP)Director of Evening Division
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A yearbook serves as a testimony-a testimony to
the year's events and moods. Events of the
present, that become memories of our future to
be remembered and cherished.
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1984HORIZONSSTAFFCo-Editors:
Mary Alice KeoughCynthia Miller
Gwen MurphyLiterary Editor:
Mary Alice Keough
Layout Editor:
Cynthia MillerCindy Miller (left) and Mary Alice Keough, MLT's
Program Editors and PhotographersMedical TechnologyGwen Murphy
NursingCindy Renner Thomas, EditorMary KamphCheryl NicholsKaren Rocchi, Typist
Physical TherapyCarol Harlacher
Physician AssistantRuth Hawkins
Radiologic TechnologyGina LordiVickie Zissimos
Respiratory TherapyJoseph BesticHoney Lisker
Special Thanks to:
Marie Cicione, MLTMary Jordan, MTChris Ricutti, MHKathy Pearce, MH
Gwen Murphy, MLT Mary Kamph (left) and Cindy Renner Thomas, A.D. Nursing
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If I can stop one Heart from breaking
I shall not live in vain
If I can ease one Life the AchingOr cool one Pain
Or help one fainting RobinUnto his Nest again
I shall not live in Vain.
Emily Dickinson
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Congratulations
Class of '84
Best of luck in the future
A Friend
Congratulations and Best
Wishes
to the Class of 1984
From the staff of the
Office of Student Services
Congratulations to the MHT's of '84
May your careers offer hope to those in
need. Fr. Joe
Congratulations to our daughter
and the MLT Class of 1984
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keough
Best wishes to Cindy, Mary Alice, Marie
and the MLT Class of '84
We made it! Gwen
Congratulations to my Godmother on her
graduation.
Love Maureen
Parkview^
A Place
WherePeople
Care..
METROPOLITAN HOSPITALParkview Division
1331 East Wyoming AvenuePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19124
(215) 537-7400
Congratulations to our daughter
and the MLT Class of '84
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Miller
Congratulations to my sister Mary Alice
on her successful completion of the MLTprogram. Noreen & Rick
Congratulations to the MLT Class of '84.
Best wishes for a successful future. Cindy
Miller
Thank you Barbara Ignatenko for keeping
morale high in the MHT-BA Program. You
are appreciated. A friend.
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Congratulations to Cindy and
the MLT Class of '84.
Joe Stein
Pritzie, all your hard work finally paid off.
Congratulations on a job well done. Pat
Good luck
Class of 1984
The Sullivan Family
To the MLT Class of '84
Congratulations and Good luck
in all future endeavors. MAK
To MLT '84 — Yah! Pelger-Huet, MEPS — Bud
Best wishes to the MLT Class of '84 — Cheryl
Good luck to the MLT Class of '84 — Ed
Good luck Rad Tech '84, the Lordi's
Congratulations Mom.
Congratulations Gina & Vicki
Mr. & Mrs. James Murphy
David & Ruth Cliggett
To Cindy and Mary Alice
Many thanks for your hard work anddedication.
To the Class of 1984
Good luck and Godspeed.
MLT Faculty
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HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY• North Carolina
Steve Merm, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Representative
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