University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

# PHI EPSILON PI Fraternity was founded at the City College of New York in 1904 as a fraternity for Jewish college men. At the present tinne, the national organization numbers 32 chapters. The local chapter, which was founded in 1925, has declared its purpose to provide a general cultural background for its members. It has done, and is doing this by helping its members to enlarge their interests and enter into a variety of extra-curricular activities. The house in which the chapter resides has been named by Banta ' s Greek Exchange as one of the most beautiful fraternity houses in the country. With this house as a background, the chapter has gained fame in the pa;t several years from its clever and original Homecoming and Winter Carnival decorations. Graduate Members: Allan L. Cohen, David N. Goldstein, Norman W. Gordon, William E. Kaplan. Charles Rosenberg, Myron L. Silver, Milton R. Wexler. 1937: Jerome Kaufman, Wirth Koenlg, Earl Nickoll. 1938: Jules Bernat, Robert Bernstein, Eugene Brooker, Warren Levy, Gerald Libman, Seymour Offenberg. 1939: Joe Belin, Archie Brauer, Martin Kaplan, William Koppel, Richard Posner, Charles Sachs, William Spector. 1940: Victor Burstein, Raphael Carrow, Arthur Grossman, Robert Hede- man. Earl Levitt, Edgar Levy, Jules Lipschutz, Marcus Rosenstein, Edwin Rubin, Jack Segal, J. Donald Shafton, Boris Steinberg, R. Donald Wendroff. PHI EPSILON PI First Row: Kaplan, Brooker, Silver, Koe- nig, Ottenberg. Kaplan, Spector, Segal. Second Row: Sacks, Wexler, Posner, Shafton, Rosenstein, Bernat, Hedeman. Third Row: Rosenberg, Libman, Levey, Carrow, Levy, Wendroff. Leavitt, G ross- man. Fourth Row: Nickoll, Burstein. Lipschultz. Bernstein. Koppel, Brauer, Steinberg. t f » f f * t * f f t t 319