Los Angeles Chiropractic College - Aesculapian Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Dean, Graduate School DR. J. G. ANDERSON, D.C. Dean, Graduate School Congratulations, Graduates of 1963, on having proven to yourself and the world that you had the ability, determination, and perseverance to master the requirements for graduation into a worthwhile and gratifying profession. Those characteristics which you have developed, refined, and expanded dur- ing your four years of professional training will remain throughout your life, directing your energies in the quest for greater knowledge of your profession and greater service to the health needs of man. May you receive the success you deserve in all your worthwhile endeavors.

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Alumni As sociation Y Y 4' DR. M. WAYNE BROWN President, L,A.C.C. Alumni Assoc. Dear Graduates of 1963: Congratulations are in order as you come to the climax of your academic prepara- tion for your career in the healing profession. Your choice of Chiropractic for your profession indicates you to be courageous, forward looking and idealistic. Your choice of Los Angeles College of Chiropractic for your preparation was a wise one. And as the days go by and you have opportunity to compare your training with graduates of other schools, you will be more pleased than ever. Your Alumni Association awaits the opportunity to welcome you into its ranks as an active member. As good as your Alma Mater is, it can stand improvements - such as an aggressive Alumni Association can help to bring about. As fine as the chiropractic profession has become, it still has growing and matur- ing to achieve. Your Alumni Association seeks to do its part in relation to that growth and maturation. So -- accept our congratulations on your reaching this most important milestone. Then, when the exams are past and your license adorns your office wall, join with us for many more important milestones in your chiropractic career. Sincerely yours, 'f'f7'MQr1,'4a.jfji,4. 7.275n.a5V! yogi- C7 A M. WAYNE BROWN, D.C.

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MARGARET VAN TUYL AUBREY HOFFMANN Assistant A it Assistant DR. HENRY G. HIGLEY Chairman JERRY HIGHTOWER Assistant Department of Research The Department of Research of the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic is conducting several projects, among which are the following: A study is being made for the purpose of determining the relative value of various types of manipulation. For this purpose a survey of all clinical cases entering the Glendale Chiropractic Clinic is being conducted. Aiding in this program, under the Keever Research Scholarships, are: Earl Conroy Aubrey Hoffman Bill Pace Margaret Van Tuyl Studies of the low back syndrome are being carried on as a part of the pro- gram of the National Chiropractic Association. A first report of findings was published in the NCA Journal in October 1962. Assisting in the NCA program are: Jerry Hightower Aubrey Hoffmann Margaret Van Tuyl Abstracts of over 1500 articles, from the literature dealing with the spine 9 have been collected and are being processed -as a part of a documentation and information retrieval service. W6 13