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1935: Samuel E. Einhorn of Lantana, Fla., continues to
enjoy retirement and is 96 years old.
1940: Benjamin H. Inloes of Williamsburg, Va., regretfully
reports that two back surgeries limit his ability to travel.
1941: Carlos M. Chiques of San Juan, P.R., sends regards to classmate
Pierson Checket. Dr. Chiques has been retired since 2001.
1943D: Augustus Frye of Lookout Mountain, Tenn., presented the
history and development of the Tennessee Slider at the Orthopaedic Teaching
Center in Chicago last October. Dr. Frye developed the “slider”
technique in 1983 after noticing the difficulty in tying a knot inside
a joint while trying to sew tissue together during arthroscopic shoulder
surgery. Although the design has been modified and enhanced over the years,
it is still considered an excellent knot used throughout the world.
1944: Harry F. Rolfes of Bradenton, Fla., continues to enjoy
retirement, playing golf and traveling.
1947: Jose G. Valderas and wife Roberta have moved to Texas to
be closer to some of their grandchildren. Both are well and enjoying retirement.
1949: Russell M. Tilley of Washington, D.C., fully retired in
2004, although he is active on boards and committees. He is in good health
and enjoys golf, duckpin bowling and gardening. He is also trying to keep
an eye on classmate Jack Strahan.
1950: Enrique A. Vicens of Ponce, P.R., continues to
practice otolaryngology-head & neck surgery from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.
1951: S. Norman Sherry of Cambridge, Mass., continues his weekly
assignments with Mass. General Hospital pediatric residents. He is taking
courses in film, art, and politics at the Harvard Extension School, and
he enjoys spending time with his three young grandsons.
1952: Timothy D. Baker of Baltimore co-taught an international
course in transportation safety and injury control in Barcelona, Spain,
and he continues serving on the U.S. Surgeon General’s Task Force
on Global Health. Jack Watters and wife Beth of Raleigh,
N.C., celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Christmas Day at a
reception given by their five children, ten grandchildren and two great-grandsons.
They were originally married in Santa Monica, Calif., on Jack’s
return from flying Army fighters for a year in the Aleutian Islands.
1953: Sylvan Frieman and wife May of Owings Mills, Md., announce
the birth of their first great-grandson. Grandson Aaron, the father, will
begin medical school at Maryland in fall.
1954: Robert H. Ellis of Fort Collins, Colo., is semi-retired
from an internal medicine practice and grateful to have practiced during
the golden years of medicine. John F. Hartman of Baltimore
is active as an officer in the Maryland Council of the Knights of Columbus.
Norman W. Lavy of Westfield, N.J., retired as VP and head of
Squibb’s (now Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.) drug regulatory affairs
department. He continues to work as a private consultant in pharmaceutical
research, medical and drug regulatory affairs and is a member of Naimark
& Associates, Inc., Private Healthcare Consultants. Lavy is clinical
professor of medicine at UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine
and recipient of the department of medicine’s volunteer faculty
award in 2001. Paul G. Mueller is living in York, Pa.
Frank Nataro of Sarasota, Fla., is fully retired. He
has six married children and 13 grandchildren. Son Jim, MD/PhD
’87, is on Maryland’s faculty in the department of
vaccine development.
1956: Edward D. Frohlich of New Orleans received the American
College of Cardiology’s distinguished scientist award for basic
science. He was honored for his groundbreaking work in cardiovascular
involvement in hypertension. Dr. Frohlich is the Alton Ochsner Distinguished
Scientist at the Ochsner Clinic Foundation and staff member of the Ochsner
Clinic. He holds teaching positions at Louisiana State University, Tulane
University, and Louisiana Tech University.
1958: Howard S. Levin is now consulting at the Cleveland Clinic
after retiring from his anatomic pathology practice there. He and wife
Sue are splitting their time between Cleveland and Sarasota, Fla.
1960: Allen R. Myers , professor emeritus at Temple University
School of Medicine, was elected a master of the American College of Rheumatology
in 2000. He continues part-time teaching, patient care and is co-principal
investigator of an NIH grant. The fifth edition of his textbook of medicine
for medical students and residents was published in September 2004.
Emanuel H. Silverstein of Baltimore is working part-time as a
dermatologist. He shares an office with son Richard, a podiatrist. Morton
E. Smith of St. Louis received a distinguished service teaching
award and a clinical teacher of the year award from Washington University
medical students.
1962: Johnny Buchman of Studio City, Calif., extends greetings
to all classmates. He practices dermatology in Burbank and travels extensively.
Trips last year included China, New Zealand, Singapore, Laos, Thailand
and Costa Rica. Leroy L. Merring of Scottsdale, Ariz.,
retired from his family practice in May 2004. This followed retirement
in 1996, with the rank of colonel, from the Arizona Army National Guard
where he served as state surgeon and head of the medical department.
Francis A. Zampiello of Philadelphia is senior consultant on
a national project to increase the availability of organs for transplantation.
He was recently honored for his efforts by Health and Human Services Secretary
Tommy Thompson.
1964: Eric Schmitter of Santa Monica, Calif., continues to work
full time at UCLA at Santa Monica, where he has been for the past five
years. He enjoyed the 40th reunion last spring but was sorry that some
classmates did not attend.
1966: Stephen F. Gordon and wife Maureen of Savannah, Ga., were
among a group of 100 members of Pave the Way  Foundation
to travel to Rome recently. Stephen received an audience with Pope John
Paul II, who he described as charming, energetic, and engaging despite
continued health concerns. The organization fosters warm relationships
between Catholics and Jews worldwide. In addition to meeting the Pope,
the group was treated to a private tour of the Vatican Museum and the
Sistine Chapel. Carl J. Orfuss of Los Angeles continues
to practice neurology. He reports that son Matthew will be married in
September. Daughter Jenny is a speech pathologist. Beresford M.
Swan of Hamilton, Bermuda was recognized as an Officer of the
British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II on December 31, 2004.
1967: Kenneth B. Stern of Portsmouth, R.I., is limiting his psychiatry
practice to out-patient treatment, after many years which included hospital
practice. He continues to sail in and around Newport, and he and wife
Em enjoy visiting their children in the Arcata (Calif.), Seattle, and
Boston areas.
1969: David R. Richmond of Alexandria, Va., is working part-time
in a bicycle shop after retiring from Kaiser Permanente. Daughter Amanda
is on active duty with the Navy and is a member of the regional band in
Jacksonville, Fla.
1970: Julian A. Gordon of Cleveland is chief of urology
at South Pointe Hospital where he recently completed a three-year term
as chief of staff. He recently joined the urology staff at the Cleveland
Clinic Urological Institute. He and wife Ilka have four grandchildren.
Stephen B. Greenberg of Houston was named the Margaret
M. Alkek Distinguished Chair of Internal Medicine at Baylor College of
Medicine.
1972: John Niziol of Wayne, N.J., is in his 30th year of practice
at Notchview Pediatrics in Clifton. Hershey Sollod of
Denver reports that daughter Kara was married in June of last year, and
daughter Brie is engaged. She is nearing completion of a PhD in molecular
biochemistry.
1974: Dawn Obrecht of Golden, Colo., raced in the October 2004
Ironman Triathlon World Championships in Kona, Hawaii. She enjoys spending
free time in competitive athletics, working part-time since both daughters
are out of college.
1975: Noel M. Chiantella of Orchard Park, N.Y., practices radiology
in Buffalo. Son Michael practices estate and trust law in Venice, Fla.,
while daughter Catherine is a junior at Georgetown University studying
economics. Ken Iserson of Tucson, Ariz., established
the REEME Project at the University of Arizona. It provides free educational
materials, primarily in PowerPoint and videos, in Spanish, to help educate
physicians, nurses, paramedics and medical students in emergency care
topics. He is professor of emergency medicine and director of the Arizona
bioethics program.
1976: Michael E. Cox of Ellicott City, Md., was elected to a
second term as Maryland governor for the American College of Gastroenterology.
Ira Hantman of Baltimore is vice president of the Mercy medical
staff. Martin J. Sheridan of Baltimore is pulmonary section
chief at Franklin Square Hospital and medical director of the respiratory
therapist program at Essex Community College.
1977: Martin I. Herman of Cordova, Tenn., has cut back to working
75 percent and is enjoying life with family. Daughter Julie and son David
are both engaged to be married.
1978: Douglas F. Bowman Jr., of Smethport, Pa., recently opened
ARP Healthcare Consulting and is board certified with a sub-specialty
in risk management. Alexis B. Sokil joined the heart
institute at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia.
1980: Joseph P. Crawford of Vero Beach, Fla., reports
that he survived the Florida hurricanes and has relocated his practice
into a new building. David M. Fishbein and wife Wendy
of Baltimore report that the oldest of their three sons is entering Maryland’s
dental school in fall. David practices gastroenterology in Glen Burnie.
James P. Richardson of Ellicott City, Md., was named
one of Baltimore’s “Top Docs” in the November Baltimore
magazine.
1981: Joel Kahn of Irvine, Calif., was recently a two-game winner
on Jeopardy. He is an emergency department director in Southern California.
Stephen Ozanne of Cedar Hill, Tex., reports that both of his
children are University of Texas Longhorns, and wife Bev is president
of the Dallas County Medical Society Alliance. Michael Rabovsky,
wife Laurie and two sons live in Beachwood, Ohio. He practices family
medicine and serves as medical director for the Beachwood Cleveland Clinic
Family Health and Surgical Center.
1982: Cathy Penton Carpenter is vice president
of the medical staff of York Hospital in York, Pa. Laura L. Stephenson
of State Park, Pa., practices Ob/Gyn. Daughter Rachel, her oldest, is
attending nearby Juniata College; son William is in 10th grade at State
College High School. Laura and husband Joseph are building a new home
which is also a bed and breakfast. Susan A. Stuart transferred
to the Phoenix Indian Medical Center as a general surgeon. In October
2004, she was elected president of the Association of Women Surgeons.
Her twins Gina and Nick are four years old.
1983: Nancy Ashburn of Westminster, Md., accepted a fellowship
in integrative medicine offered at Maryland and the University of Arizona
in Tucson. Mary I. Jumbelic, a forensic pathologist in
Syracuse, N.Y., traveled to Thailand at the request of the U.S. government
to help with the identification of tsunami victims.
1984: Henri Montandon of Walnut Creek, Calif., invites colleagues
to visit his website: www.westillknowsquat
aboutthebrain.com.
1985: Dean Glaros is medical director of the Columbia, Md., office
of the Wilmer Eye Institute. He and wife Nancy live in Ellicott City with
their six children, ages four to 18. Michael J. Hallowell
of Sewell, N.J., reports that he biked in Ireland and in Chile during
2004, and climbed a 17,000-foot mountain in the Andes.
1987: Elizabeth Roberta Hatcher of Topeka, Kan., graduated in
psychoanalysis from the Greater Kansas City Psychoanalytic Institute.
1989: J. William Cook of Catonsville, Md., was named fellow of
the American College of Physicians. He and wife Elizabeth have three children.
1995: Beth Comeau and husband Al of Ellicott City, Md.,
proudly announce the birth of Ava Elizabeth, their third girl, in April
2004. Kim E. Goodsell of Modesto, Calif., works one day
a week preceptoring residents at the Stanislaus County Family Practice
Residency Program, as she and husband Hamid are expecting their second
child. She spent four years in the U.S. Army in Oklahoma and Saudi Arabia
before moving to Modesto and working with the Scenic Faculty Medical Group.
She stepped down from her job when their first child was born. Sandy
Katz, wife Michelle and daughter Renee of Shreveport, La., celebrated
the birth of Abigail Lilly on November 22, 2004. Hannah Y. Kim
is a pediatrician with HealthCare Partners Medical Group, a large multi-specialty
group in the Los Angeles area. She and husband Tae Hyen Kim live in Cerritos.
Charlotte Harward Miller of Westfield, Mass., announces
the birth of Rachel Anna on September 9, 2004. Her oldest, Sara, is two.
1996: Jessica Grubb of Silver Spring, Md., announces the birth
of daughter Louisa on May 1, 2004.
1998: Christina M. Figlozzi and husband Manav Singla of Winston-Salem,
N.C., report the birth of son Kiran James Singla on December 8, 2004.
1999: Leonard Feldman reports that he’s living in Jessup,
working at Hopkins, and happy to be back in Baltimore. He’s eager
to catch up with classmates. Sherri Passarell-Burden
of Beaufort, S.C., works at Coastal Empire Mental Health Center after
completing a child & adolescent psychiatry fellowship. Her daughter
and son-in-law are expecting their first child—her third grandchild—in
June.
2000: Ndidi B. Foy-Feinberg of Dayton, Md., reports that
daughter Shayna turned two in March. She and husband Adam are expecting
a second. Miriam J. Mullin is practicing family medicine
in Wilmington, Del. Son Max turns two in July, and she is expecting again.
Allison Niemi and husband Erik of Bennington, Vt., announce
the birth of David Albert, their second son, on May 27, 2004.
Matthew Sedgley and wife Juliana of Stillwater, Minn., announce
the birth of Edward Denis.
2001: Chris Calabria is finishing a chief resident year in pediatrics
in Ohio and is planning an allergy/immunology fellowship next summer.
Allison Wentworth of Gainesville, Fla., married Jim Brindle in
November. The ceremony was held in Annapolis.
2002: Ceila E. Loughlin and husband Pete are moving to Chapel
Hill, N.C., in July for fellowships—Ceila
in pediatric-pulmonary and Pete in radiology-musculoskeletal.
2003: Todd W. Flannery is in year one of his residency in radiation
oncology at Maryland. He plans to wed Jacqueline Villapiano in May.
2004: Michael Perraut and wife Wendy of Newark, Del., announce
the birth of Kylie Elizabeth on February 9.
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