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

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And I ' m telling you Bill, that Frosh barn dance W3S a pippin. Remember the costume that took the prizel Now that ' s what I call a raal dance where everybody dresses and has a good time. Ha! hHa! Did you ever go to one where they didn t dress? That was a clever background of posters and corn stalks too, remember? How could I forget what with Cider ' , tsk, tsk, and that snappy orchestra. ' Don ' t forget that the Frosh furnished the Tenaculum leaders, Mary and Erwin Emig, Groth, J. Bryson and most of the orchestra — Ed Lowell, Mac Casline, Wilson and M. Emig. Gosh, Ed, aren ' t you going to say anything about the Sub-Frosh After all, they do pay tuition you know. No fooling, they were good in the tie-up. The idea was good anyway. Yah, they ' re not so bad. Lost all their basket ball games but they did beat the Sophs in baseball, didn t they? You ' re right. And they tied the Frosh in football. Seems to me Danson lost his tennis match to Van Buskirk. Not a bad class. But boy howy, will I ever forget their dance at that Recreation Hall at Griffith Pork. If you called the Frosh dance a Brawl, I ' ll be darned if I knew what you d call that. The idea was swell. Entertainment, decorations, a log fire, stairs above the patio and punch! And then the fun began. Visitors from the surrounding neigh- borhood. Punch! and how! Ties streaming through the air. Coats flying. Chairs broken .... Come on, come on, dont disgrace them any more. A rare class. A rare bunch of females. But they II cool down after-a-while. You ' re a pal, Ed. Do you know I think I have about enough for a write-up. What should I have done without your noble assistance? Well, thanks a lot, Ed Old-timer. Guess I ' ll be able to get my copy to Marsh on time. Some job these write-ups. And someone ill have a heck of o time proof- reading it. Oh, yours will be O.K. Had a good time looking over those old year books. After all we do have some pretty good classes. Yep, I wouldn ' t really trade places with the ' the good old times ' for anything. Well s ' long, see you later. Piixe T hilly- five

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William Eddy Emerson Shin Gotanda IN MEMORIAM P. gc Thirly-m Lii