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

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Eileen Clough, Vice Presidentg Mary Ann Cat- alana, Secretaryg Kathleen Rizzo, President. The Xi Psi Phi Fraternity has its own Ladies Auxiliary called the Zipettes , a group consisting of wives and fiancees of the brothers. Z zlvpeltes Our year began in September with a welcoming tea for new wives. The year progressed with montly meetings offering such things as a lesson in floral arrang- ing, our annual Christmas party, and chances to just get togetherv. The year will be closed with our annual dinner. ' v ' ' .14 t MMV

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Ph i Lambda Kappa Kappa chapter is in the middle of another very successful social season. Particu- lar among the highlights have been the uproarious reports from our treasurer which we are planning to release as an LP Album, in quest of a somewhat more stable hnancial situation. The rushing season included several swinging parties-same punch, new music -and ended with a bountiful Stag dinner and one of the largest and brightest pledge classes in the history of the chapter. Dr. Samuel Sanes delivered the after- dinner talk in his usual and inimitable manner, as attested to by many twenty and thirty year alumni members who attended the dinner. Among other events we are looking forward to in the Spring are our annual cocktail party before the Med-Dent Ball, and our annual closing affair at which time the pledge class will be otiicially inducted as Fraters. Kappa chapter has already begun to look ahead to new successes in coming years such as we have had this past happy year. Front Row A Cohen, R. Daffner, B. Ettiniger, D. Kranner, L. Row: K. Matasai, A. Saltzman, S. Hoffman, A. Sosis, R. Rodner, A. Nemeth G Starr Slwnd Row: R. Judelson, R. Benson, S. Schwartz Peck, L. Schwartz, E. Juditz, G. Druger, E. Spiritos, S. Bodner. Back Treasurer Dr H Lawsky-Alumni President, K. Gershengorn- Row: R. Rosenstock, B. Epstein, J. Waxler, M. Kaplan, H, Kulman, President J Schnure-Vice President, D. Rosing, C. Presant. Third P. Schulman, .l. Kriteman, R. Friedman.