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

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Sandy Fogel has that Board look lately. Wifey Natalie says, lt'll all be over 200 dexedrine tablets from now . Jack Lenzner was seen at an Academy meeting, but he wasn't paying much attention to the speaker. l wonder who was with him? Congratulations to the Glucksman's, on the birth of their son Mike delivered by Dr. L. W. Potter, at Hartman's, using the version extraction method, on March l3, l95l. As the year draws to an end, we still look forward to our Initiation Dance to be held on April 28. We also look forward to P. L. K. Clinical Day on April l8, when the famous Cardiologist, Dr. Charles K. Friedburg will be our guest. Looking back over the past year, we see that some of our members have been lost from the rank of free men, and have made the faithful step. Thus, Ed Penn, Milt Robinson, Ted Baratt, Lenny Berman, Kurt Wegner and Burt Portin did take respectively, Eileen, Sylvia, Barbara, Inez, Margo and Rhoda, to love, honor, cherish and obey, until working nights on O. B. doth make them part. Congratulations to Georgia and Jay lif you think that you're smart, just look at his Board Marksl Belsky, on the birth of their son Melvin. Competition is nearby if Lenny Berman and Sel Chernoff have anything to say about it. lAnd lnez and Beeny, tool. Congratulations to Carol and Bill Schwartz on the addition to their family of a bouncing baby cocker spaniel, called Regal Ruffian, ouch! Bill owns something he calls a car. It cost twice as much to run as Dave Hertz's. Speaking of Secretary Dave Hertz, after members receive cards from him, they still don't know where the next meeting will be. We hear he has a private secretary. Thanks Natalie. At the helm, guiding us through this year, has been our President, Marve Kaplan, who has really given of his time and efforts in the affairs of P. L. K. Both he and wifey Ruth will graduate this June. Ruth receiving her Phd. in Education. As this year fades into the past, we look back at he ioys we had and forget our sorrows. We see our seniors, now full fledged doctors, having traversed four tough years land they are toughl to achieve their goal. We hope that their affiliation with P. L. K. has served to give them a few hours of relaxation when they needed it, and friendships that they will not easily forget. We hope that P, L. K. will continue to serve these functions of fraternalism and brotherhood in the future. fine' 'P s Top: M. Glucksman, D. Abel, B. Luden, J. Wilson, E, Blaustein, U. Plettman, R. Cartel. Front: G. Loeser, A. Lazarus, S. Simpson, M. Krohn, W. Schwartz. tgsgig

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PHI LAMBDA KAPPA Top: T. Baratt, A. Goldlazb, B. Smolcns, M. Flcslzow, W, Glassman. Middle: H. Davis, E. Teich, J. Belsky, E. Penn, B, Helfaer, J. Bleichfield, Front: D. Hertz, S. Chernoff, M. Kaplan, L. Danzig, K. Wegner. President ........... MARVIN KAPLAN, M5I Vice-President . . LEONARD S. DANZIG, M51 Treasurer . , SELBERT G. CHERNOFF, M52 Secretary . . . . . DAVID HERTZ, M52 Scribe ........... KURT J. WEGNER, M52 One of the big highlights of the year was our annual pledge dance held at the Hotel Sheraton on December I6. On February 3, I95I, we held a dance at the Blacksmith Shoppe. Highlight of the evening was a game of musical chairs. Music was supplied by Natalie Fogel ISandy's Nataliel. The chairs were supplied by the Blacksmith Shoppe. While no one was looking, Danny lgirls in Buffalo stop yearning, for in Miami Beach l'm interningl Zimmerman, stole one ofthe chairs and won the game. Bernie Smolens has been seen driving around town in a green convertible. He says it's good for that California climate. Al and Jo Ann Goldfarb are still recuperating from that wild cocktail party that they threw before the pledge dance. From the way Milt Robinson was walking, we think that he caught most of the cocktails. Ed and Eileen Penn also had a cocktail party before the Med-Dent Dance. They said the punch only had lemonade in it. Those lemons must have been weaned on Vodka. Dan Clark, after seeing the benefits of bottle feeding at Children's Hospital, has decided to try it Ifour roses that isl. It your girl friend is anemic, cranky and tries to be boss, see our friend Al Lazarus, at the Blood Bank of the American Red Cross. Conversation overheard between Sol Gottlieb and Eugene Loeser. Whad, whaddya say? Don Ehrenreich, during his trip to Europe this past summer, stopped in at Prague to see if what Dr. Terplan says is true.

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1 l J DELTA SIGMA DELTA Top: W. Shaddock, R. Cleveland, R. McKnight, D. Salvarori, D. Colarusso. Middle: W. Schoenleber, C. Weber, D. Hayes, J. LaRose, R. Nachbar, J. Crawford, E. Stanford. Front: R. Bells, B. Shepson, D. Barber, W. Groman, Grand Master Worthy Masfer Scribe . . Treasurer . Historian . Senior Page Junior Page . Tyler . . Pledge Captain R. Teller. . . DONALD B. BARBER, . . . CHARLES J. FOSS, . BRADFORD G. SHEPSON . WALTER C. ERVIN, JR. . EUGENE F. LESINSKI . LAWRENCE E. GAUGHAN ROBERT L. MULFORD, . DONALD L. HAYES, JR., . . . KENNETH BOYE I D51 D52 D51 D52 D53 D51 D52 D51 D53