University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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PHI DELT EP ILO Front Row Qleft to RightDAR. Berlin, R. Kaprove, S. Rosenberg, M. Epstein, W. Rosewater, N. Winkleman, A. Sug- ar. Second RowfT. Millman, R. Schore, G. Friedlander, R. Green, M.D., M. Wayne CPresidentJ, M. Stulberg, T. Bergman, M.D., P. Pevin, M.D., H. Cohen, M.D., L. Stocker, M.D. Third Rowell. Chern, D. Klegon, R. Weitz- man, j. Herman, K. Weissman, A. Schmerler, D. Soffia, j. Weiskopf, M. Nathan, D. Drachler, R. Bree, R. Cohen, A. Mindlin, L. Birndoff, M.D. Fourth Row!M. Salon, H, Lubetsky, R. Rossen, Mattes, R. Lee, G. Gutterman, F. Rosenwach, M.D., E. Atler, C. Hamberger, L. Handelman,j. Ravin. Since its founding in 1904, Phi Delta Epsilon has estab- lished local chapters at over 40 medical schools throughout the United States and Canada in addition to a similar number of graduate clubs in key cities across the country. More than 20,000 men have made PDE a richly rewarding part of their professional and fraternal lives. At the local level the emphasis is on providing a setting con- ducive to academic excellence and the highest of moral and ethical standards within a framework of social, athletic and cultural opportunities. The special needs of the freshmen are met by a group of upperclassmen eager to counsel, a mock practical exam in anatomy, a library and extensive exam Hle. A full calendar of parties, TG's and frequent banquets is made even more successful through the efforts of an active wives club, participation in intramural sports, plus an annual lec- tureship, all these make for an exciting schedule. 128 Current planning for a new house has brought the Detroit Graduate Club and the National group close to Ann Arbor's Omega Chapter. The fraternity's Foundation also provides for annual scholarship prizes, service awards, student loan funds, assistance in post-graduate educational opportunities, a place- ment and advisory committee, a group insurance program and funds for the local lectureship programs. Many distinguished members ofthe U of M medical faculty are included in the graduate population. Honorary members in the Ann Arbor area include Reuben L. Kahn, M.D., Professor Emeritus of Serology, and Samuel j. Behrman, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Omega has been especially fortunate in receiving the guidance and companion- ship of Robert A. Green, M.D., Associate Professor of lnternal Medicine, Assistant Dean of the Medical School and faculty sponsor ofOmega Chapter. Gary E. Friedlaender '69

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i 1 . lf! Q Il Home Sweet Home Cue ball in the side pocket. The angle of Louis- When was the last time you had a good slug of red pop? Phi Chi notes: the lifeblood ofthe medical school

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