College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons - Cortex Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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ACTIVITIES s OCIALand extra-curricular activities at the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons are reduced to a minimum, as is the case in most professional schools. hHowever, those which do exist are well supported and thoroughly enjoyed. Periods of physical and mental relaxation moke for more complete concentration and better judgment when these qualities are needed — and for whom are they more necessary than the student of the h ealing Art. For those of executive ability, a student government offers a splendid oppor- tunity for development along this line. The plans and structure of student administra- tion — after much revision and rebuilding — are now quite adequate and admirably adopted to the particular needs of this institution. The Executive Council and the standing committees v ere especially active, the former body meeting regularly on the second and fourth Friday of each month. Many advancements were accomplished by the h ouse and Grounds committee under Robert Ferman. Publicity — Wes Barrett, chairman, was principally concerned with the presentation of a new and better Tenaculum. Carl Smith, as director of finance, prepared a v orkable budget hich allowed a greater expenditure for the Asso- ciation. Field Day and administration dances were under the management of E. W. Ashland and Social committee. Vice-president W. S. FHamlin, as head of the Program Pitge One Hundred Three