New York Medical College - Fleuroscope Yearbook (Valhalla, NY)

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1937 Wilbur Bernstein Meyer Blick David Dragutsky Irving Katz Maurice Kay Eli Livingston Irving Shiner Two hundred twenty-four PI-II LAMBDA KAPPA MEMBERS 1938 Morris Cohen Bernard Rosen Myron Rubin M. Zodikofi Established in 1927 1939 Irving Behr Mortimer Gottesman Iacob L. Greif Charles I. Grubin Edward Isaacson Saul Kaye Harold L. Iellinek Herman Scheps

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ESTABLISHED IN1 MEMBERS 1937 Samuel S. Cohen Samuel H. Mallinqer Mortimer Mann Herman Beinstein 1938 Harry Aaron Bernard Abramowitz Alan Baqner Sidney Baxt Malcolm Cohn Sidney Green Sidney Gurian Robert Hoeniq David Marcus Herbert Markheim Benjamin Shenker 1939 Sidney Cohen Frederick Dann Sidney Heller A. Charles Hoffman Alfred Lewis Nathan Mason Lawrence Pious Morgan Swirsky Harold Wadro 1940 Robert Barnet Howard Finklestein Lester Fox Saul Goldberq Howard Hoffman Mortimer Rubin Two hu ndred twenty-three

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EXACTLY ten years ago, fifteen students, drawn from the upper three classes of the college imbued by a spirit of friendship, mutual ideals and common interests decided to organize into a body which would perpetuate and further these tenets. As faculty advisors this group sought the assistance of Doctors Edward Barsky and Irving Busch, both of whom were mem- bers of the Department of Pathology, and who now are affiliated with Beth Israel Hospital, Aided and encouraged by the friendly advice of these men, the original fifteen founded the Sigma Lambda Psi Fraternity which was the realization of their need for an organized body wherein they could express similar interests. The basis for admission to the fraternity was founded on personality and scholarship. Each year it attracted the most -desirable of the in- coming medical students and now prides itself on their scholastic attainments. ln a few years the leaders of the group saw the advantages of affiliating with Q nqtienql fraternity which would uphold their ideals. Therefore in 1931, Sigma Ldmbdq Psi became the Alpha Mu Chapter of the Phi Lambda Kappa Fraternity, which is instituted to foster and main- tain among medical students and phYsicians a spirit of Fraternalism and of mutual aid and moral support: to promote and advance the concepts of the medical sciences: to instill and maintain in the hearts of its Fraters a love for, and a loyalty to, their Almq Meter and its idealsg and to inculcate such ideals as will result in actions Worthy of the highest precepts of human endeavor. To these ends Phi Lambda Kappa Fraternity is dedicated an-d each year imbues new pledges with this same burning spirit. l Two hundred twenty-five