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

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ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA President ..,..,...,.., .,...,.. N iel Borrelli Vice-President ....,.,,,.. ....... H enry Hanff Treasurer ...,...,......,...,.., ..4.,,.,. R obert Siragusa Recording Secretary .A...,r..,. ..,........,..,..4, P aul Vernaglia Corresponding Secretary ....,. ......, A nthony 1. DiSciullo Sophomore Executive ......... ......... I oseph Andronaco l 'T , ,Q it '12, a rf. sni f f- N . 1 15 A lg Q ,ffm uf l ' A.. VY? 1 ll L Q fl . ' ak or the past twenty-nine years AKK Fraternity has been represented at New York Medical College by Beta Rho Chapter, one of thirty-fou ractive chapters in the United States and Canada. The Fraternity, dedicated to fraternalism with a purpose to foster the highest ideals of the medical profession, has grown to become one of the largest medical fraternities in the world. Including the Alpha Club, 'our Alumni and Faculty division, Beta Rho is presently the largest Chapter in the Fraternity. The 1966-67 season of activities, piloted by President Niel Borrelli, has spon- sored functions in addition to the professional activities of the Chapter. High- lighting the activities was the annual Rush, held this year at the Playboy Club of New York. Other annual functions of the Chapter include the Rusheeis Dinner, the Faculty Dinner, and Ladies, Night, held at the end of the season. The Phil Cooper Memorial Scholarship Fund, established in memory of one of our de- ceased Brethren, made its first awards this year. With these diversified activities and functions, Beth Rho Chapter of AKK Fraternity has become the most popular Fraternity at New York Medical College.

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PHI CI-II Presiding Senior ........, .,.,... I erome Solomon Secretary .....,.,.,.,... ,..,.., K enneth Murdock Treasurer .,,.....,,,,., ............ P eter G. James Judge Advocate . 4..... ,..,... H oward L. Lifshutz Nr L ll , if., JY' LN' if 'T .L I I Q73 gf.. he Helmouth Society was organized in 1867 to bind together young men of the healing and homeopathic arts. The Phi Chi International Medical Fra- ternity was founded in 1889, and it was in 1948 that the society became affiliated with the Phi Chi Medical Fraternity as the Phi Alpha Chapter. With its sister chapters present in over seventy medical schools, and with its thirty brother alumni chapters, Phi Alpha has become one of the largest chapters and an integral part of the largest medical fraternity in the United States and Canada. As part of the chapter's annual activities there are bi-weekly business meet- ings, a rushing smoker to meet with incoming students and student-faculty dinners. In addition the chapter invites guest speakers for several gatherings throughout the year to provide an opportunity for its members to discuss topics of current interest with highly respected men in the field of medicine. The presentation of awards in recognition of service to the fraternity is an- other of Phi Chi's traditions. Each year at the Induction Day banquet, The Michael Carey Senior Service Award is presented to the brother in the Senior Class who has been outstanding in his efforts for the fraternity as exemplified by his service to the chapter during his active fraternal membership. With this spirit of recognition, The Eban I. Carey Award was created to be presented to the brother attaining the highest scholastic average in the anatomy course in his freshman year. The ideals and purposes of this fraternity are best set forth in the preamble to the constitution: . . . to foster and maintain among medical students and physicians who are socially and professionally compatible and regardless of race, creed, or color, a spirit of fraternalism, mutual aid and moral support, to promote and advance the concepts of the medical sciences, and to encourage activities worthy of the highest precepts of human endeavor.