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PHI DELTA EPSILON ■iJ SHORE The Alpha Eta Chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity has enjoyed a most active and successful year. Following the interfraternity beach party held at Doheny Beach, the summer enthusiasm was maintained with a swim- ming party at the home of Dr. M. Lomas. With the beginning of school, our gala rush dinner-dance was held at Victoria Hall for the freshman, alumni and faculty. October brought the second rush party graciously hosted by Dr. A. Roger. At the October meeting Dr. D. Weinberg spoke on Space and Space Travel. November was highlighted by a successful ice skating and pizza party and December brought a Christmas party at the home of Dr. M. Andler. In January, the annual Phi D. E. Lectureship was given by Dr. Frederick C. Bartter, from the National Institute of Health who spoke on Aldosterone, Hypertension and the Kidney. In February a Valentine party was graciously hosted by Dr. M. Priver, and a Bar B Q party was planned by the wives club. At the February meeting. Dr. Marmelzat gave an enlightening talk on An Intimate View of Russia Today . In March, we combined forces with the UCLA Chapter for a cocktail party, following which we were guests of the Graduate Club for dancing at the Ambassador Hotel. At the March meeting held jointly with Nu Sigma Nu, Dr. D. Bald- ridge presented an excellent and enjoyable talk on The Changing Scene in Medicine . Later in the month the Initia- tion Dinner was held and ten new members were initiated Into Phi D. E. April was highlighted by a picnic, and a cocktail party which was graciously given at the home of Dr. L. Winer. In May a Farewell dinner-dance was held in honor of our thir- teen Graduating Seniors. The 1960-61 Officers consisted of: Consul, Ernest Shore; Vice-Counsul, Richard Lewin; Chancellor, Butch Faibaum; Scribe, Fred Lieberman; Corresponding Scribe, George Jack- son; Marshal, Richard Roger; Program Chairman, Harvey Lomas; and Historian, Neil Shepard.
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