University at Buffalo School of Medicine - Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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PHI CHI Top: D. Kelley, J. Genewich, B. Davis, T. Drapanas, D. Phillips, L. Verdecchia, B. Burke, D. Cordova. Middle: Dr. R. Smith, Dr. Hanson, Dr, R. Harvey, Dr. P. Longstreth, M. Heerdt, F. Balgan. Front: Dr. J. Donahue, Dr. Howard, Dr. H. Kenwell, Dr. Knickerbocker, Dr. F. Painton, L. Koukal, J. Leopold, R. Wilson. Presiding Senior LUDWIG KOUKAL Presiding Junior . ROBERT WILSON Secretary . . ROBERT MAYNARD Treasurer . ROBERT PEACOCK Judge Advocate . . JOHN LEOPOLD Although medical school is generally and justly regarded as a full time job, even the most diligent student finds occasional time for relaxation. Ever since the organization of Omega Upsilon Phi was founded in 1899, later to become one of the 57 active chapters ot Phi Chi Medical Fraternity, it has been the purpose of the fraternity to provide a much needed supplement to the medical education at the University of Buffalo. This has taken the form of parties, bi-monthly meetings, lectures, and even formal dances. From the time the first freshman stuck his head in the door at this faIl's first rush party to be greeted with Leo's hearty, No, that porch isn't sinking, the house is rising , until the

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last dazed sophomore limped in tor a post-boards bacchanal, the parties have been a regular feature at 228 Elmwood. The big event of the winter was the Christmas Dance, with a buffet dinner at midnight. The initiation banquet at the Blacksmith Shop was another outstanding occasion. Gave us a chance to meet some of our outstanding alumni from this area and realize that they, too, were once mere students. The climax of the year was the Senior Formal, held at the Clay Pipe. On the more serious side there were the study sessions at the house- He's asked that every year since l905 , the business meetings, and the occasional speakers. That our activities haven't been entirely social is evidenced by the fact that six sopho- more Phi Chi's were elected to Gibson Society this year. We feel that this has been a successful year. 23 more men decided to come our way. Future years should be even brighter. Top: W. Kunz, T. Atkins, R. Garvey, D. Batt, P. Clancy. Third: J. Fenger, G. Bertina, T. Geoghegen, J. Nunn, H. Oliver, D. King, R. Nagel, R. Peacock, W. Kelley, J. Hagen, E. Hohensee, C. Marino. Second: R. Buckley, W. Howard, W. Kinkel, C. Johnson, D. Sprecher, F. Wharton, R. Ulrich, T. Comerford, B. Meese, R. Mayer, R. Smith. Front: L. Janus, A. Nichols, B. Murray, C. Quinn, R. Maynard, V. Panaro, F. Fote.