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ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA Top: D. Batcheller, F. Bolgan, E. Engel, G. Leslie, M. Heerdt. Front: L. Danzig, J. Belsky, H. Grossman. President . . . . JAY B. BELSKY Vice-President . . ARTHUR W. MICHALEK Secretary-Treasurer . . JAMES D. MacCALLUM, M.D. Counselor . . ..... . A. WILMOT JACOBSEN, M.D. STUDENTS ELECTED IN i950 Delmar Batcheller Leonard s. Danzig Mark E. Heerdr Jay B. Belsky Eli Engel Eugene v. Leslie Frank J. Bolgan Howard Grossman Arthur W. Michalek This has been the twenty-sixth year of activity ot the Epsilon ot New York Chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha, national honorary medical society. The qualifications for membership to the society are based upon scholarship, but the conception has arisen that election to this society is not only a recognition ot accomplishment as a student, but also an insignia of both promise and expectancy of leadership in some phase of medicine after graduation. ln addition to holding regular monthly meetings at which the new members presented papers on topics ot current scientific interest, the society again this year sponsored a com- bined meeting with the Bultalo Academy of Medicine. We were honored in being able to present as the guest speaker Dr. Rene J. Dubos, ot Rockefeller Institute tor Medical Research. Dr. Dubos has become widely known and acclaimed in recent years tor his diligent research, particularly in the field of tuberculosis. The meeting was preceded by a banquet in honor of Dr. Dubos. Both the banquet and the meeting were very successful, and thoroughly enioyed by all who attended.
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HONORARY SOCIETIES ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA GIBSON SOCIETY BISONHEAD I Owl N W . ,,,- 1 .K .. i I S r'S 3I? ':-A V' H I .f ' lr 'z , ! ' ,, 'EEf Q S ' Qh iyyff? .W C i pel? 4 . W- f If 5 1 4' I - 1 fam- , far A I 1 I: I w i AQBYQL.-az. '51'2..Q A . '2- . A gei if -:V ' Tj I .,,, ': ,II .sm-.mms-Qwum . X. X. Q I I Ampufcfion of the leg. II5
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GIBSON ANATOMICAL SOCIETY President . .... ALFRED LAZARUS Vice-Presidents . . VICTOR PANARO, SILVAN SIMPSON Treasurer . .... MELVIN R. KROHN Secretary . . PHOEBE SATUREN Adviser . DR. OLIVER P. JONES The James A. Gibson Society was founded by the classes of 1919 and 1920 in honor of Dr. Gibson, late Professor of Anotomy. The purpose of the Society is to promote high scholarship and to stimulate interest in scientific investigation among meclical students. Membership is determined by scholastic achievement in the anatomic subiects. The program of the Society this year included lectures by members of the medical faculty and students. Dr. Grosvenor W. Bissel spoke on Pituitary Diseases , Dr. Samuel Sanes presented the history of medical students' contributions to the science of anatomy, and Dr. George E. Miller spoke on The Pathogenesis of Edema . Mr. Adolf Smith of the senior class and Mr. Theodore Drapanas, of the iunior class, presented papers on Anti- Anemic Factor , and Hypertension , respectively. The first paper was discussed by Dr. O. P. Jones and the latter by Dr. John Boylan. The Society extends its appreciation to Dr. O. P. Jones for his enthusiastic interest and guidance throughout the year. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS ELECTED - 1950-1951 Donald L. Ehrenreich Francis A. May Herbert P. Constantine Felix M. Delerme Joseph S. David Walter R. Kelley Ronald F. Garvey Thomas A. Geoghegen Donald M. Wilson Jacob S. Lenzner Reinhold A. Ulrich Edmund A. Mackey 1 i 'N I K ,L I it ' 1 ' 1 I f 1 9 'HIV' . Top: .l. Lenzner, F. Bolgan, G. Leslie, E. Engel, J. Belsky, T. Drapanas, R. Ulrich, W. Kelley, T. Geoghegan. Front: L. Danzig, D. Batcheller, S. Simpson, P. Saturen, R. Garvey, J. Genewich.
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