College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons - Cortex Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)
- Class of 1953
Page 1 of 188
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1953 volume:
“
, . 1-I-v. -'L -' 144 AHA. zfiiiiif fi.-gijgi V132-551 v I wb in au yy,-L 41 1 n ,...5 5' 'I iii, H53 !l uf 1 xln r an ra. s. g :v qv- x x 2. 1 H 1 .':'4 at if XI .Jw ,-JU' . wsi. -+14.:.Ai.-,.41.Lf.5 f A. ze. x 3 .3 . ,4 if f .V , , ., ,V ir-f.:,.,., .,, H4 ., ,g ,-. .l .7 .H Q. --Q -A ., I,-M, 1'.,.:: nz . ,,:.',h .Y-,l l - R. ,, , 4, 1 :.v. 41 :-,:-.- V- ,- , , ' f -:, ,J ,,,,,.,. Nc - Q'5 'nf' 'xra'-Fha' f.Ji.,fQ-1: -,-.421-A--g.La-:---14 -J, ,,f,'Q-Q1.Lj.,-idifd.-ff-ilfwggfilg-'g '.,,fA.Q---161ji:.f i ' y?y.mgVLb--1-,- -., -f-- ,. T7-,A-.g-11-Q11-Jfl-1-5,-ws-Q' raft- -1 1 ,L54,1v-rM,., ' -ff, - V vw . ' W , . -. . - ',-' , 'i - f.. ' - N ' ' . , .v f 'F- ir-.' '. , . . . , 1-,. ,,1. H , ' -, -, ., ,, - l.. . i--.-L-,LU-H: 'rf Q.. 1: f 4. 34.4 l. A' . 1' ll. -fl! . ' . 'T . . 1 L '.1: 1, . 1, ff--,!' -' 1 ' . '.III1 .. , '-gg,-, .. 'I .ad- I . 1-if v ,M fm- q . 'N T' 11515 rkb ...M ?e,' l 1 'GJ . I. .I.,.+ -, A-4, 1.. ,-,-' -.dn IMA.-. , um' I 3 , -, I ' . Y--.ef-f:',+Q'..' -.Q- q-'T'4'. e.fsgbF p,L . -,yi ,4,,.f1?im -. - r - - 'N' + '- .w A- f. Q f.I':+- - -fr 1.-fs . ff . i 'M x?-dL?::i.Xf 1 M ' hir. fJ.f-m--N-mvfr-. V.. m-11+ 'f .- 1 -,..-.nu . -- -31'-'.f11f r2'1a.'F1'fJ'-virm.-'rgwt ' 1 ' -ififjffa X' - . . -1 ' ? 'If52J?5i?f57'Q'mif:ff!fIffI re K 'fi 3 iff? QQQQQQX1 'j I - EiY1gf.'Qx'tE5F'f1- .L.a FY531b4 QL, :.jsaw:'f'.ffga g :. .M-78 2, M Q- -7. -. I a.-1,-. . -. -.14 ,H-:L , - I . .- ' '-f-s15:s1I.1. ,:a-fe? 'l'E's'f:-imfin , 4. if-.12b'.'iwmY. . ' ' , Sw -4- '- . ,. . L--'wb' ' A ,.n-H . :P .,-.L I- H. Y gn . ,-.I-hw-IX x-QL. I-I I , M- .,. n5:I3f1.?f:gi5EEC.51-1. .ilu Thin., .rfr,:4.i V.-IF' ,S 1 . If IMI 1155.2-.-c' mf eff: ' F .I I mil .- -. JI-'IL mg. .. i .jffi I -' .- 1 . P IA , -VL v-. K' aff e +4 r' s P' If bf.,-N 1 7' 9 , 1 w I 1 5 'I I -4 4 -I I . 1 A 4' -I ,' s .' 'f A I a . V1 ' -as , L - ' '. ..'.'. M 1 ,. - I-'i' w . I f.gf'?1..,P, J' .. ' ft- .-,Eg1.. Apr., f ' HQ ':'. I- Z ' X I. 'X:'!1IQiP91'.j 4 I I ' . -. ,gig '.!Q'+3. 'L.'-vv..-if- T--'Zh' 'EP 9 ' 1 - 9 'H 1'ffw'-roQ f'I ,1,gLII:II LI LI II,-. G.. ,- . 3' . .IA, 7 I .lzvxx 4 .I .I-A V W .. . l , ..I '-f-Uv. 3 . gzfn wi' -.r MV ' JA. L ',:'.fJ-.. . f-mit' 2 .71 'll mf' . I .Ire I 1 17 11 :lf ' 1 il - W1 4 'Nev-I '- - ,. ' I 'il 1 , , . .4-If-I-'- . A ,,,.. II -NI... ' ' ' -..'.v .4' ' ' v,f.I-Ig, ' - . I ' ,, 'H H 'iw Y W.- -JJ., ' -QQ -,JI Pg., A A f - - . ',g'..1. ' T-., I '.I , W' W , ' I ' If 1 A ' ., '.-rf ' 'irq-'zu' ' T I V! ' . -Mel-,Q 11. -K - K, A -.rl P - . N- .va Q f f-A - ' XL. , -i ' MI.- - ,fr I -I LI I I I I I' I I 4. .,5,,m. . I --,-.I I-7.1. N.. 4 .I-- :II I . -, I 'egin' 1 .U , L . N- ' .I , 1 -f gif' ,A 'I Ii 1.4 W 1 , -f,',,,:f'hi.,.U I, WI I 4 . g ..: ' ,, -' I I ' :M '- K . ' I, . I -' ' I I' Z . V 11 ' ::I: :i,I - :'1r,2:,i., .-I'-,ay ' .I - ' Ij-I Iv- Y ' 'fx A f ' ' I ' .If II H 5- .NMI .--'WIZIII '-'QEQH ... 4 fell.,-Q.,m. -4.31 ' - qs :QI ---. I W .A .U I H A ' I -.P -N , , 4. A .Y A II' I' H- Im... Mir I. my ,I5I:h, NI 1 , , .I f Ik- fvgj-Hf1f'E':'I:':-1-I II ,I !I I I vT. I I' . X V '-In-I f my - II I - HJ- If' 4'-hi? Ei' -fl .' :II , AAA' ' ' 1 'LN 22. I 'W l F-1 1 'M 5 ,. I.-5 .. I I III. .,., ,,,. ... ....'. .z ' L',. . ..I . Y , . ' pg.. 1 A I II II I-I-f Ei I 'I I I A QI Ib 'I 4 - I 1, riff the Associated Students of the College of llsteopathie Physicians and Surgeons presents the loss lililiiiii 1 , ,. 'frrn f, ' s 1' 1 5 C 9, Z fm AI -ni, ,, ,. 4 I l 35 , , ,.- 2 W 7 1 1 fK'X 'I R V 4 .' . '- , , lf H' an. + I ' . '.,.-L .1 . f Y .- ' v',2 . ,- ' f-- f. A . -,, 11 16.711-r - v't4tw. , J.. A I -1 ,c 9 X 4,-rg' ' A vi: .LL , .. , .f H9 - ' . f ,ill , -3 Ji lv.-'Ai I J ,225 'M' -QUE' , , - '-' .La frail? , S. 3 , .f , vw ,js-14h . . fs X h . 'I' C.. ' ' 1 .vi ' sg-v 5Xf'f'. K. '- W fini 'Q Q fe.. 'Hi' ,, kk v -. S-,,5 sl . I Y .1 9,-' .' f -' ' - Q uf '- . .4-'5 , 1-, 4 , Ll , aww! , . ,-sw, 4- -N - 5, ' I ff x- N 'KJ V M ' 'fy' ' . 'n M -N 'C' ,- : -. ' 'Li-., - , .1 1 ' 1 . W: if 151' .4 Y 1 't 1 r 1 I , 1 1:5 ... , ll 4 X, 1 :Q rv. V.. 4' , 'I x 531 1... -T.-. ' ni? Dedication The Associated Student Body in profound admiration dedicates the 1953 Cortex to William W. W. Pritchard, Pb.G., D.O. A teacher who teaches students rather than sub- jects, a clinician who treats patients rather than diseases and a pioneer whose spirit epitomizes three quarters of a century of osteopathic prog- ress. His Work in the field of rehabilitation has opened new therapeutic vistas and provided a valuable service to the profession and the com- munity. Through his wisdom and charity he has exemplified a humanirarianism which we may all well strive to emulate. ,K 4 l , J i I X . SQX-UC PHJ3. O 0 5 ,ga ff 8 ff' l 'ea 22 ' v ' Q 'P T FOUNDBD 1896 ' . -'I-ifjfifif x 21- L. I. I fq f 'YH'5?, X-15' ' ' -mn-' if -13, .. y Zio' 'if ..: 115- - - ' .a.'.', V ,wi A , af fm' J 3 ,U 1 , .gl T iss L '- x. A 'fu - h 'Q ll, 1 - 4! , . ,L --fi: - l A to . , I wi Donald M. Donistborpe, D.O.- Pro fesxional Advirory Committee Forest I. Grzmigen, D.O. Professional Advisory Committee John C. Morse , Q mf ' I C W' A5 5 n l Norman R. McKee Chairman of the Board of Truftees Board O 1-f't', v Q 5.Lh f Patrick I- Robert Cannon Rollie IV. Miller Charles E. Arrm Charles E. H obart Bernard Brennan li ' , , N ' fl L :id- O. H. Malslmry Mrs. Irene Heineman rustee Byron R. Cleeland gr . X -,,-- Howard Coggeshall 'Tin '-T.Z ' james H. Griffin KV. John Frey . x f GW J, In .y in rt, john R. Pettis Noi pictured: ' '- Pearle Aiken-Smith R. Gordon Boyd I. Frank Holt Clara H mlson Stillman, D.O. Trzutee Emerimx Glen D. Cayler, D.O. Profenional Adzfifory Committee f B7 f i. If-f -. :MN .5 M -. :iEil5Li ' ffl ...lT,':,'.'.:3 i . .j f. Q g.:1gwg1i'!f E - vp- -.S 'iv 2? ' , E, :' QQ V 1 2 P 'UVA-gl, A new .e 0 ,aw '05 lp 'lf ' Leigh Sillipbant .ff- A -ff: . '1 4 1 .,' ffl 4- 3 'f'f'V , ,Q fa Walter H. Boyd Wm . New K M- W. Ballantine Henley A.B., M.A., LL.B., M.S.P.A., LL.D., Sc.D. fH072.l PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE Aw Q Q ew ez Y , E ' J 5 Wzziwi .-H yn. .gg '. - dur, 1 ll- , w S., wL'ii-mpg-F-'15 N1 Z1 W ,X e-.M rj ,, .ms AZ. 41.15- ' 'ff.'?7'3ilE'g . . -1 viii: ff5fi's?b'iS Q ' Qi ,y,'.2+..n,, wr- -e,,.,i?3 V M Administrative Officers am 'G' lf., J. Gordon Haljielrl. D.O. fume: M. IVnf.von, D.O. Benjamin IV. Fllllillgfflil, Exetfzlire Def1m'r111L'21i Exg,-,,,:,,-L. Delm,-,,,,e,,, A. B., N.A. DJ' SIIHCWJ' 01' Pczliatrirr Regirlmr mn! DffDl'l0f ol A1lmi.f.ii0u.r ,,.r4 Tl7iIbm' L, Brandi, A.B., M.A. IV. Harrie! Davis, A.l3., D.O. H7 71. U7 IV pn., I hd Acting Exefzrlizfe Exemfim: Dclmrlmwzf pl! ffmflg O' ' H Cm' ' Deparliliczxl ol Plrysirfogy of Pmbalogy ' ' ' E.YOI'lllfIf'0 Dc'lmrlv1c'!Il ol Oneofmtbir Tbc'm11cn!iz'J and Rebnbilimtialz 4155:- N-Nz A ,- Doralby 1. Marsh, D.O. Mf 'ffe H- 5i'U'71C '5, Robert IV. Earle, A.l3., MHS' Djrefmf gf Cfjniml A'B ALA' ' r Y Exerfflirc Delmrlzllwll Ob4,,c,',,.jU an .1 Exe,,,,j,,.L. Caordzzmfor ol Cfmrcr Tranzmlg ol Plmr1mn'ology Delmrf 111 cn! of G ynero! ogy Richard R. slllflfl, B.S., M.S., Pb.D. Exemlire Depurlmeiit of Anarmzzgf Charles A. Blind, D,O. Exermizfe Dcfzarmielzf of 0fJlb1ll7llU!Dgj' and Olofbino.'11ryngolUgJ' jobu M. Aurlrcws, D.O. T,-gy L, ML-Henry, D,0, Director of Cliniml Prfrfiice Ex,-mfipg Dglm,-,n,,mf gf Orlbopcflirr fun! liflillg Dean of fha Gmfllznte Srbool Departmental Executive lfruexl G. liuslmr, D.O., SLD. E.'k'L'Flllll'L' Dc'fnnlmz'nf ol Olulvlrn I -45 Robert A. G'rcz'nc'. A.I3.,M.S..1'b.D. E:ccz'n!ir0 Dc-jmrlufcrzr ol lllculiml .'1li1robinln,lJJ George F. SL'bII1C'lZl'l, D.O. Exe: Illll'L' llvlwrllflwlt ol Pnblir Hmzlllr Louisa l31n'n.v, B.S., ALS., D.O., D.5c.O., Sc.D. Prrllauor Elllfllllll' D of Oxtcolmllsir 7'l1Eh:l1c11I1cJ Grace B. Bell, A.B., M..S'., D.O, Enremlive Depfzrtmenf ol Bl0!'liC'IIli.fl7',Y mul' flunrinic Dean ol ullllllfll it Lriwrellce B. O'Mearn, D.O. Excrurizfe Deparlzlzenl of Geucml Alerlzfnm john L. Dufzrrzu Comptroller Thomas J. Meyerxn A.B., M.-A., Pb.D., D,O. Exemtizfe Deparlmem of Piyrbiafry Theodore Greenberg, D.O. Sidney D. Roibmau, B.S., D.O. Ani,-,,,,,, Dingo, Direczor of Hoxpim! Pmclice of Cllrziml Pmrrice ...n Delmar 1, Daniel, D.O. Mabel K, L45-1, Coorflivmmr ol .Ynizerirlienzlent of Cliuir Curzlio-1'1u'z'nlar Tminivlg LML NOT PICTURED K. Gro.v1'enor Bailey, A.B., D.O. Executive Depfzrlnzezzt of Neurology Margaret M. Crexmty, A.B Libfmifm m1,.f..,4.,, ,,. Mr, ' 1 Phimzey Hall Our College 'ss fi 'I Rehabilitation C enter K 1- , 'Vefffwv f yliirfff- N X A 4.4, H M... College Azzzlitorium and Campus E11tnz11ce to the Azulztorw Arcbzwzy to Anatomy Lab The Library The library can be vital in so far as its volumes are con- sulted and read. Learning how to use the library's resources has been stressed for all who come to it. The card catalog, the library's memory, is pointed our and its use demon- strated. The student is taught how to use the reference books. As he does his research, he is able to explore or discard more readily a given phase of his subject. The library is truly a part of the teaching program. Another function is to provide the materials for learning and research. Books must be selected, ordered, processed and made available. Holding cards must be made for journal files. The missing issues and the duplicates must be listed in order to complete files and to make space. Exchange relations must be initiated with other libraries here and abroad. A two-fold purpose is met, volumes are added to the library and osteopathic and other medical journals are sent around the world to libraries where osteopathy is unknown and where the journals are needed. From the Freshman's introduction to the library to the time when he may be a busy general practitioner, faculty member or specialist, the library can serve him. The library is the genie, the memory, the brain, the key to knowledge, but the individual must furnish the initial spark. Margaret M. C ressaty Librarian Mary Anne Schenck Arrirtanr Librarian .ix -Q Tom Riley and Torn Dale give a helping band in preparing periodical.: for shipment abroad. af: 5 A portion of the main reading room Mrs. Virgiuirz T. Holmes Clinic Bmifzexx Omce ni Mrs. Florence M. Porler S zvizclahoarfl Opemzwh fi H 1 Miss Mary E. Hrzllman and Mrs. Anne M. iVylea CompM'oller'J Office ji, .LI inn-gb 1 -.. 1311. UPU e ity ' Q43 f?Ir:i:::iI! lla. halls 'a ala an i mm Unwlmi w 5 .i 1 ! - Mrs. Low-nine M. Nash Grzzzllmte School Ofjce filvml . The A'Illl11fl!11tlllCE Pevzvomzel HHS Mrs. Ruth Wfilliams nm! Mrs. Leotu Steere RegisLmr'.r OMce Xxx Q.-.,s,fg.'pc ,fu 1 I 1 gf Miss H enryettrz Lewis P1'eside11t's Office Airs. Louise Hudson and ...L Mrs. Myrle A. Finley De:m's Ojfce XX. Mrs. Elizazbelb H. Lauri 1 . , Mrs. Catherine A. Mun:-oe M155 0175611-fl GUf10W'eZ Miss Bessie M. Gnlierrez Assisgfanz to Dr. Andrews Miss Janet Brown Conrfliwmtion Ojjise 4 vu f fi. . Hg ...4 -V., Wx 1. WHT lm Rayne B. Fairchild Preridenl of Student Body Student Council 1952-53 i Burdened with financial liability, the Student Body government undertook the year's activities with austerity and the ends in mind of both maximum activity and solvency. The council took both a positive and negative approach to ameliorate the Hnan- cial stress by running a raffle and by curtailing a number of lesser projects. Nevertheless, a successful social year was attained by com- bining the efforts of the Student Body and Alumni Association in a Fall Dance and a Spring Dinner Dance which stand as social milestones. In addition, many students ushered in 1955 at a student sponsored New Year's Eve party. The assembly programs presented were the most successful to date from the viewpoint of both attendance and quality. The biggest project of the year has been the 1953 Cortex which the council hopes will not only surpass any previous edition but also be both a Htting tribute to the Senior Class and a credit to the college. The council as a group has worked industriously, dedicated toward implementing the mandates of the Student Body and to laying a strong foundation upon which future student gov- ernments may function. . James R. S eals Vice-Prerident Studen Io Erle Kimbell Secretary Q 'Flin i hm C. Deming W Treasurer Y f f 1 Y Lloyd Sciaroni m ' n ' ra t ' 0 n P1'e.ride11t 0fI1zre1'fr'ate1'nily Council Y Z YYY H Y Y Y . The Student Council-1953 Seymour D. Raynes Art Editor and Layoutr To tell a story of a year at the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons-to compile a yearbook which is a history of all the events transpired is an impossibility. We, the staff, can record and picture but a few of these, the highlights so to speak, hoping that they will serve at some future date as a stimulus to happy thought in remembering the years of our professional training. You, the administration, the faculty, the alumni, the stu- dents and organizations of the college, have inspired this book-have made possible the pictures portrayed here-have, in short, supplied a purpose for our work. Traditions of former years plus present institutions destined to become traditions have found their places in these pages, integrating themselves into a familiar atmosphere of the osteopathic student. It is our hope that the conscious planning for the future evident throughout will prove the basis for the greatness of our college in the years to come. JACK L. LANDAU, Editor ,, EF H15-1' ani, ' Igjjtl-w 'Q , .rig I ? 3 xx A - f ' x l 1 1 A 'QS jack L. Landau Editor-in-Chief eg- 'N-anti qw Corte Melvyn Wade Businers Manager 1 Kenneth Rascoe Robert N. Landau Arrirtant Editor Arxirtaat Bminerr fflff Gene E. Zornes Fraternitiel' Eilitor in Chief . . Art and Layont Editor . Photo Reprotlaction . Fraternities .... Brtrinerf Manager . . A.r.ri.rtant Bztrinerr Manager . Circulation Manager . . Arriftant Editor . . . Senior Advirory Editor . Editorial Arrirtant .... CORTEX STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Portrait Photography . ......... . . Jack L. Landau Seymour D. Raynes . . Ray Klefstad . . Gene Zornes . Melvyn G. Wade Robert N. Landau . Dolores Fisher . Kenneth Rascoe . Donald Cortum . D. Duane Martin Douglas Copley, Ir. Photographer: . . . E. Richter, T. Riley, R. Pratt, J. Eisenman, H. Tarlow, J. Ingalls, J. Bybee, L. Bowles, J. Franklin, L. Kaufman Rehabilitation Scener . ......... John M. Andrews, D.O. Senior Portrait! . . . . . Witzel Studios C ampn: Exteriors . . . Brock Studios EDITORIAL STAFF Charles Kranzdorf, Herman Scoblink, Jeane Gunn, Rayne B. Fairchild, George Rothman, Laurel Brown, Thomas Berry, Louis Laufer, Robert West, Albert A. Trunk, Jo Erle Kimbell, Faust Copobianco, Norton Humphreys, LeRoy Lyons, Ralf Young. w l Photography Editor Douglas Copley, jr. 63, ' , Qitgsg - . , .ix J. Sm Tig , ,,. My .V -' , E i E' I . Emanuel Richter Photography Raymond Klefstad Photo Reproduction EULOGY OF THE DOCTOR There are men and classes of men that stand above the common herd, the soldier, the sailor, the shepherd not infrequently, the artist rarely, rarelier still the clergyman, the physician almost as a rule. He is the flower of our civilization and when that stage of man is done with, only to be marvelled at in history he will be thought to have shared but little in the defects of the period an.d to have most notably exhibited the virtues of the race. Generosity he has, such as is possible only to those who practice an art and never to those who drive a trade: discretion, tested by a hundred secretsg tact, tried in a thousand embarrassmentsg and what are more important, H erculean cheerfulness and courage. So it is that, he brings air and cheer into the sick room and often enough, though not so often as he desires, brings healing. -ROBERT LoU1s STEvENsoN 1 so 1 0 dc M150 ive' of O9 455' Q09 4 dv 49 490 5506 .. ,, Vcc Q' 6 'b wt' Cv 510 0x55 ' 'G o 40054: 0 Qiof' ,Go gf 5 535 'B rc CJXBQ-C1Q,OXV:' QxM9xc,xNX5 v-AO If 4 wx P4 woe A 6-0 ox . or-x-W00xMr ff Xfff X X X x. oy ypxesxovelypb oczaevpsav xsos-woo Soc 9 eewv 'wo 001 wi' 'gg gygggg +509 9595 9953. ot 1-510 6 601 9 we new cemqgvgoxe, 'om we vqqxyeia Q0 mov, 4,09 50921. QQ!-o 'mae 6eQo6-cv +f.we 30e.1 fyxgkq, godefgvevb 'oeoeww S100 5631 55p we emoasu Qs 515533 vw -500 iovf Yefsk 'vo X' X1 I' X' X1 ff f Sapoetexi goqig, 1 ag xiii J Q-eq,ww-tat J lac 'Sli Fre hmm Mflflfefl J Gunn Rex J. Stanton Seffefdfy 'Deamrer Tommy P. Bolger Jalan T. Boltalu Emanuel E. Brantz john R. Bybee Esther Byberg GSS I :adore B Mancban Student Council Sturlenl Council Donald E. Doney Charles S. Davis Robert L. Dyer Ben E. Eisenslein Eugene A. Felmar Rupe Izmirian Leon L. Janis George F. Hoffman Cletus E. Holmes, Ir. Edward L. Hutton R. Grant jordan Irvin Kamenetz Richard F. Kammerman James C. Kenaga Charles Klingsberg Ralph G. Korljan Leo Larrinaga Keith H. Lawson Bertram 1. Lee Albert H. Lerner Robert C. Levenson Ronald R. Levy Henry P. LoGuercio Jerry Goldberg Harry Greenfeld George M. Haber Maurice S. Haber Robert I. Hansen Freshma L 1 A 1. 5, VK , , ffm lv g,. . X 1 fjsf ff 1 if f -57,131 -' ik' .5 - ' -ju: X47 kfj .gi ,ai r X X90 james P McGrady Odeen Marmmg Robert A Mantell Angelo Manuele Armen Marouk Julius Alartel fer -eve- ' 1 .M . X 1' 15141151 - ' ff? IEE! .. ,3413ee.f A, rigzgis E -xf 7.2.5 Alfred A. Paternoster Robert H. Peterson john H. Putman Alexander Nocella,.Ir. Michael Ramliak Jerome Rebmun Jerold D. Rudolph Gordon A. Runnels Lester L. Sack: Albert R. Scboenen Robert D. Scbrock lVilliam L. Slmkin Jalan B. Shaw Tim K. Siu Rulon F. State f f- K. H .,s f M A ':- In 53? 5 ' , .Ly n xx - . 3. , ids . , xm. ' N: m ini' Hgh 5 , Tom H. Ta-vo11la1'is X' '- MV, Y . I luck D. Tong fx' 4-V - Richard D. Tong xi I bij' Y , . 'VI' l H ,NX : X5 ' K x. , ' 5 fi f , J Q jack S. Tracy I I Clem: R. Verlato 'Q' fame: lVr1llace, jr. .Q X ' gf? Q ,, g Freshman Class n j, X jx -,., WI ' K ' dy 4 I v: lf jack lVeintmzzb I-lar-old Weismavz Stanley H. lVlaitman Stephen J. Winston Richard F. Wong IVilliam 0. W'ood kklf , f- 4 V I I X, 09' f 1 J sf . ,fl f ., Q? .-1-4 ,. IHi- 'vt' 11 It must be a rare test 2.5 'rink 4 ,E . 'Y' N - si fl? R, x I Yes, be .vupizliex the O2 Our Freshme More Og please mv- Hnman guinea pig Silent and steady 1- . 1 ' -Q V . I 3 -V.,-iigl iq. , I A 1 i Q I k n -11-J , , 'A V V k '75 ugh 41 IVe'll have to 110 it over Mo1'e blue books please work Imagine, it :till moved! .B ' s 'QNX , X Head and neck, no doubt For the record ll 7 E4 e ,qv 1, . , it Q E 'I 'ZX' x M. 1. This wo1z't hurt a bit Digger . . . Just breath natural please 3 -3, -M Ha 3 47' was here a second ago Better lhan zz frog Another good record Now :ing Yankee Doodle. ' Jn 5 J. It was there all the time Then it runs medially ,I 5' x X W wiv M 'hh ,,' 4 qi 'rid 'pl S'.z ku 1.51. fr, .f ,, ., we -W .,, m -'fbf--ew? Thomas R. Dale Clan Prexizient So homor 5, gif Orville I Daw Tieamrer ff mi!! if ,ml ' William C. Bryce Lenorfl E. Cbessmare Milton D. Clem Peter D. Culotta Willianz L. Denham J4 lass A. Trunk Robert B. Levitt Council Stuzlent Council 'X .J I. 's,, ,. . --1 ' ' 'I ' -' ' ' . :.'. - , --' Lv ' .. .W 4 :fx :L','rf' A.' '3. r'. ' - L : nf:'3' 52:3 . -- n '-v-,. . -. 4:2-: :'-at :' . ...Elf ' ' 'S . , . 5 . james N. Elliott Merle R. Feleay Otto Fisher III .fi Q., . -7.1, f X 1 ., .gf of. y. 1 t,., ,y 'A-W ,,..wffb.- 7 john R. Dubozse Irving Duke S Cyrus I. Goldin Sherwin J. Gossett Wilber R. Haggerman Norton Humphreys Morton D. jacob: '53 1- ..,, Robert R. Johnson Walter H. Kaiser Lawrence D. Karen: D. joseph Lane Francis T. Larkin if rr fgf . 1457-I Sophomo til ,X X ' Y sw Albert Pon Russell M. Pratt Kenneth A. Rascoe Allen E. Reese Bertram Reiss Q 6 G1 I 4 fx-I ,L...a lass . .4 ,Q L x-f ,f Wh VJ 114 Thomas L. Riley Donald H. Rose Milton J. Rosenbaum julian H. Satnick America I. Sauioni Philip L. B. Scott Frederick R. Smith Blaine B. Stewart Roger R. Ste-wart Rodney P. Stillion David Sturrlivant lsaciore S. Tarantino Laurel R Thomas lk'- VL fx Q' - 'U ,M Herbert C. Templeman zz' f-l1,l,I- 'B A I . K no ,L gi il ' . -T .-. james E. Tindall , 'nf ri? 20? Nl Bernard Rothman Ronald H. Rnnciman u-ng ,-.5 , ' ap r.dZ ' se, - Rf. . ' ' at L1 R 'WN 1 I .- , 'E .1 -,:. Q' 4:5- 1-1. RQ ' nys '-f - ,J ' 'KX . - -J jim' 1. 1 . L rmmw P, X ' ws gif 'L ', ls . 74 f . xg' 7' B? . lt E'-W QI Q . sd 5 . . 1 . fi Q V Richarzl D. M. Yee Savzder IV. Zuckerman Sophomore Class Arthur H. lViese1zthal James R. Wirth Willard I. Wisehart w N 1 , QFXJNQXQ rt' X 1 LS fXX K Albert A. Trzmla Vance W. Tschanz Alex R. lVest Carroll IVetzel Richard A. Wheatley A f X 1 ll ' ljjgisi' 'rl ly l 'W ll A ' lf 'f f ' l:5'.2f'Fg I ,I ZL:.:7- iff , VI jr. fx A ? j Lf J f-.xx if I I ff fi 'Q W , A, .f v-'ilk in 'l --X' ! ' lf' l ' A A 1 W K x w ' A I QW! ff ' 5 19' 'Ll ' f E' . , s 7 x 1 Q. uv ,Y ff- 1 s Lk! e I 4 1 v 'i ' r. ' .-'Q ' f u J-.,. i 'f fu 9' 'Ffh' J 1 I ,,g,,, 5. ,f r . ,V 5 V mn, -, ' xii I f , 'Q ' wifi -..' ' . F' dish I U, -X' 1 1. 1.511 - 1 x gs, H- . d' I Q It I-ggi. 1, ., un: H ,. Af' 1 f'. 4 'V wwf ' ' f ' gal A X1 'Jw A 4'-3' J ,. .319 1 -V+ +- ' -1-fit-J. -.nf W -'v'S'. , lgff, X. ., , 1' , 1 -ff . -:Tv 2 rx'-F1-ff? . ,.- ,. L , V -mf' ,' ff 'L ' E . A 1-QL? A . ' 5 ' ' .- gp , sf, .,,,1 , -' 'a Ag X A L 'f -sf gg 1 Q '45 'f 'fl Xg k - A .f pug.,-f rw- yin 41. I A fs. Ti' - I wi Q fl x fm gm . kim J' ,. 'bw- Q y 1 x'-vt -.9 Q f E 3 ,I i 'I If . - 'A nh 'WI 'I ..,: Y T.-7 1 v un fb Y : -', , ' -i K. iff 'fi Ls 1. -1 N ff- i 5 I 115: Q nag , ' ,Q A x wx ' D V - vi' 1- 1, JY 4 A - , a L 5 1- in ,-,' A. V g h -.. Y h-:im f xi A r i A af E 1 K. 1 r 'N 3 J -fl v lfv.?' 1-1' , . . N 1 4 L . Mr. Kaplan demonstrating technique 5 . ,fl -f my. What a specimen Our Sophomor That got it 0-'K ,,, S s- Now plate it out Maybe now I'll get my hair hack A brainy task t work I 1. ' v P , Always dependable and helpful wtiuzxun- --1 ll ,- 1 Benign or malignant? W G Dr. Fahey demonstrating lumbar correction A southern gentleman, suh r r -4 ' KX Ag X ff . Qi - 'Wold it steady-Al U Dr H7 Har11etD.fzvis ,M Q. X' W' i::,':, l N' w xx XX X' -' .,: ---- L I 1 VQVAK .. V5 5 'WN A, X XX XX fx A V1 fi -.. -. ' XY rl A Wim J Z - -5? -1 ' FSF ,tm N f A N 5, I QI w X-q' . I' g 5 X ju, XX ml' K X x , wx 7, WMTL 1 ff ' 5 I -g 'X Kg XX fly M X I Y X N r , ,. lf! L ,f ,Y ' Www' X X, 3.71 y MXN. I 0 1 X f X , j I 1-fr' H .X NX U Jfimm j x X UI 1 JI!! XX KX -J-1-K fu 'P M VM xx 4 H10 if i U Y w w ti. K v , -5.2 W WF ilwimuomgw f H M vo ro Q ff ww mx ' J . N , Ny -Kd X fl ,. X M 5 fgl ' X 'X NN- N. f X n 13 . 'N iii' f A, mMW f'f' gwwN,,v Q A X. wfxifgf' 1- QF? X L t' N, +'f3+ Q-'zyw - X ' M , f'1'f ' fF'7 YW'f' ,W .. W v ,w hifi fl- 1' J,3m,'UffW N .iw Q mfjpwf' wif,- M., ' Xxx , ,is2???f4+Qi'ifTf' . ,A ur 1 '5'5wP'P44F:5f'f Hu- aZ'v:Wr-' . 1 -w'v v -W, 5.-C'-1' WM! JE ww, We L M 'Ma X ,.m,,,,- rum www .uf-I' Www?- -1-,1. -' 1- V ff 5? Q.-55, . ' 5, 'Jil .-.',:z,L .Q - ' , 1 cl,,--fi . M .Mini ' ' ,wi M :wg ,Eivi- Q N If 'VN ,Q-.-v d' 'N X f X ZX ggr wx M J Qs.-'wi xx f .fa Dr Evans demomtrahvzg tbo1 new technique .J 3' A fi KX Dr Phillip B. Davis '51- fg 'T X x 1 M f- Q - , , , 1 'KL' W -- 1 .,, Aq f A i X n , W x 1 l :x? :-,iI:7T - - V -F' r - N lb :'v K xxA ,. t m N , N, W- V' A. H H VII, Y V if-. !.A .Lk 1-qff:5,p,.f gx 'gil V -. x , if SNS'-ihlff 5 A rx ' S . ' V X 'AV ,, 2' H f f ' V 9 M 1 fs , r x l , M A 1.1 X . . . 0 ' - -'v - N' P SR ,. ff ' 'f ' N V- z' :ff 'ffqfrfs , .W m .vm t E .qui Q g U Wig z it U L -ily. Ig' 1 X AX Jumo Benyamm T Trzezlmmz Victor Mastron Secremry 'Iieamrer Harold L. Bess Elton I. Blum james A. Bongard Lloyd D. Bowles Robert S. Brewer floss A. Hungerford Robert N. Lfmdfm Council Student Council QV! rr ., Q.. . 5x-, 2 EC. . ' if-1'1'r ' Qi ,fi . ,. ., ..,, L lf. ll . w ,via gms '- ' ' ' -v' ,- :Q nag., - PL-:V-+4 .' 4 -f -.-V :J 'cz-1. .1 +5 1 .. -.v-:aff 4 . .. -if G., fe. v' v ,L V 'AF r f is ' X v ' 4 V , Q., 1 5 N ' 'v u n 'vb ' PLL 1 , 1, -wk A- - -V -r Qu' U lk 9' NY 'l M1 J., , Y .1-5. 4k vat, ' , J, J ,- LK, ' -1- X -IL -'Ji-H - ' 'S -1.. if ,. 42355 g w ,-- , ,Q ,.' 4. if :, ' 7:2 15 4 ,a- fr .seam Nfeluyn G. Wade Vice-President Willianz G. ChB'll61'l012 Joseph P. Cimiuo Douglas Copley, fr. Gerrit d'AbIaing III Fredeuck E Cazldell Carmmel Calftrz Ffed Cloasnu Lam el I B1 own George R Blowue 'UN ,nn ffm 0 -inn 61' 43 X . V- V , xv . f l .. I .uf ' g I 4' fi Harold L.Cowu11 r X dn ' F ' :Nqr ' W 247 'E ,C .. o... , pf s' .k .wi .li I. X 113.4 'Af - -52? . ri Y: .J 31 Robert P. Felt James L. Feramivco 41 L jack I . Eisemnan Lawrence D. Evans Rayne B. Fairchild Marlin I. Friedman Tarlasbi T. Flliioka Howard K. GlU07'll Stanley S. Gonzalez John B. Gordon Irving I. Haiman Donald H. Hanck Oliver P. Foster John I. Ingalls Lester Kaufman I o Erle Kimbell William C. Kimpel Raymond O. Klefstarl Eclvwin A. Datzker Camilla T. DeCoro lan C. Deming Donald V. Dickie lVilliam NI. Dubin ., . N 111.-gg . .M 4 . Jum 3 l ii Jack L. Lmulau gl Louis H. Laufer ff-12 5?- Alviu H. Luftrmuz G6 Gilbert A. Lnpayvze ,.-sr K ' 14 ia Peter Mzmguriznz, jr. fi!! D Dmzne Martin Robert L. Mizlrlletou I 'Q 1 Coristopher Mastellos, Ir. , J .- A I .Q I 'HS a L. A l Stanley R. Moss Ramon G. Poliqzzin Hassan M. Mommy IW.fzl1r1ce E Morgan f 'APR ,Io A 661' .-2 V ' 0 I -,-fi X? regfisizs. . L Amerzco T. Rzccrtellz EHIIHIIICI Richter U 'x D 1 I 'X lass .hw M1 K f '-, KKK .-+' . ' X J u - Q I Seymour D. Raynes George L. Rothman Isidor A. Scbechet Lloyel S ciaroezi H ermzm C. SCObli12k james R. Seals Thomas' R. S harp Joel Smietana Fred A. Stange, Jr. .1 .ink Q H55-ia EJ 1911- '26 -ff? 5 Ben F. Zzmdel Junior Class joseph E. Zorvzes Ara Z emlaian Seymour IVeinberg Irving L. Wivzler Lloyd K. Ying Twp Z Harold B. Swenson Herbert' D. Tarlow Lawrence H. Taylor Sidney A. Turner 3 I ,f f ff ' 5.1 .25 rv effii 4 W! e ' ' 'ISP SX - f.. Y Q.. fflgi ?Z A' Y ,..,-,J ,,..- ... .gif . X died Qf H - ::,,,, 3 :Q J 1:-1 I firflapf,-2 1 E 617' - -...-:-- -7... 4 , gf l.i1.:vi ,L ' L: 93 Y ,U ' 'Yv 3f' ,,,, . N W , W '3i2'5fl I V EN. .N A if AWE .4 H-K in wg -Q - '- 'Auf K pg. Hg- I, ' N 1 sz ' f'.+vf'v uifsf ' ' ' -X . ,Y .1--, Qwirgzj ' Y, fi y, m ' ' ww ' t ' 1 - .Vi fQff,,f 1,14 qw I -I: g 1 .iffy L Q .:.: .5'-,Eg-5:,' ,-1193: N' wif - W - f H25'?.'.mS -' , A H ,. 4, , Y -17 ,yy it - g ' 1? 5'ff?mgi'f,- 1 f - J H W1 S , ' 'W 1 'f 'ww ,. '53 -' ffuii iiif U UH ' ww , LW .1 H,-T, IA - Y ,li -V V 4 , - 5 , 3,12 '-1: 'rl aus- M' N U 'I' H - V ' X 4 ' :-'aff H H V: n Eg 1 A aff ' 1 V , Q, . ' 1 . - ., A 755-i W D -i 1 , v -', fiipj fx ,U Uh '- . ' , , 1 1, fl' f 4 Eau 1' I' W ia ,U- ':ffIi33i , N , 1, f Half V 2 2 :253 25 .2 f if' 'mix ,, ,A f: I, , 1? -79 ' L-Q , 1 w awww -Q fmrq-sm , f 252 1. ,-fi U-u15w- 1 fi A' W- y L mm amni- Clinica H15 Q, W ,X , 'Q W 1 An even match lfs either a lymph or zz mono Tuning in Bony changes 4.4 'L V, Q 'V 51. rf- ' ' QW 1.' P I I .M ' h 515A if n g , W1 35? ' 1 'F A : f4 Y, e - , 1 - f 'gl - VT' . H JI . 14 i Q--- x W Mxzilv- I 'L-Q ,, ' ff si' il , H Q 1 L This 1uon't hurt you 4 bit Poor Mrs. Holmes mctice Dr. ............ , ufonlzl you take Il new pz1liE71f. W Lab, tech.-plus Hey, move aside and gimme air 5 lf you will look closely- Wbal': up? The eyes have it Pelvic exam .58 T I -Q Y . N 3, L 4, 1' 3 1- 5 ' 1 Q K 'Q 1 More i7ZSIll'tI1ZC6 forms , Q T . Q: ar: X' W K is 1 IRPQV, ?'?'EL:71: fiwl'I:gj::T :',f'- A 2 ' H. A it Derm. :MH There's plenty more where that mme from 1 ,J 4 A 1 1 f JV1: 3 F1 -'QQFF 1 ,: V.-I X- L'1.l?' 4 'f'if:ff', f :,, 'Pa 11vfLEff f 'fi vkag' 1 -fuk. QQ I 'Wf-9.2: ' ' AJ' ' , f i.iz 'N S 0 . - !.'v - .1 Q I F' ',, -- ' 1, . ,L'AY1'i1'-.-V-,, , X ni-Jw? ei'L z ,gf After u day at the clinic, and still smiling 'J ,Ir . y r A H ks I LM VV V1 'if ' 2-Qfl - ,-31' 54. Q A V ,., ,, N'1'! ' x Wg- .L-V fx if be 5:11 f.1.lQ:f:jIif2 gl Getting set for 4 busy staff C asting director .QD I-L55 , .Z , .Q va ,ug-3 'Y' sq, ,w 'n H, .mx It's 11 serious business Dr. Ernest G. Brzshor Weighing in for ' the main event ' 2 lr, I t i ca, SILVER ANNIVERSARY OF OUR MATERNITY SERVICE Clinical teaching has always been a very important part oi the training for physicians in any school. More and more, it is becoming evident that this phase is of vital importance without detracting from the value of didactic training, lab- oratory work or other phases of the fundamentals. We are: confronted with the fact that in order to train physicians it is necessary that they have actual experience if they are to take advantage of such fundamental training and learn the values in real work. While it is usually difficult to get adequate clinical mate- rial in all phases of practice there is one that has been a particular problem, namely, the maternity work. Our owr school, similar to others, has faced this problem in many ways and it has been met at the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons in a practical and feasible manner by cooperating and working with the Los Angeles City. Health Department. Credit for organizing the Los Angeles City Maternity Service is due to Dr. Lyle G. McNeile, whose interest, zea and effort initiated the service in 1916. The high mortali and morbidity rate in maternity cases challenged his interes and as a result he saw the opportunity of rendering a re service to the needy in our city, then having a population o less than 500,000. Not long after its organization, graduates of our scho were given the privilege of taking civil service examination and opportunities to serve in the Los Angeles County Ho pital as interns. The interest of our graduates in maternit work attracted the attention of Dr. McNeile, and we wer Diet lecture to the mothers Nutritionist and student doctors H aw many centimeters? vlat. invited to cooperate in his infant maternity service. We were really placed on probation, being given a trial, but we were assured of fair play and that was what we received. From this beginning we are now celebrating our twenty-fifth year of continuous service in this work. A list of our graduates who have served as residents on the service and in other capacities would require much space to present. Many of them have gained not only local, but national recognition. To name but a few, we see listed Doctors Glen Cayler, Ralph Smith, Wayne Dooley, Howard Merrill, Dorothy Marsh, Charles Mount III, Edward Reidel and a host of others. Many of them have served on the attending staff of the Los Angeles County 'Osteopathic Hospital and are recognized as important staff members of the obstetrical departments of our various hospitals, not only in California, but in many other states. Although the service has been continuous throughout the years, there was a brief period when it was taken over by the county but, during that time, it was operated by our own physicians in a similar manner. The city is divided into areas and the large eastern area is known as the Los Angeles Maternity Service, Unit II, or the Osteopathic Division. Clinics are held daily in the large and specious facilities on East First Street. Here, the entire professional staff is made up by our own physicians. Much volunteer service has been given by our doctors over the years. Two residents are in constant attendance and supervise the students who are assigned junior and senior externships on the service. Dur- ing the junior service they not only observe but assist their senior in examining patients at the clinic and caring for deliveries both at the home and at the hospitals. Dr. Mount- Nature's marvelous . . . ' On the cuff -K. v. x ri v. X--'ff 'l la Dr. McCracken and patient Tuning in Equipment bag used for home deliveries it grew 'tif' il? -r -1 J Although the service is primarily for maternity worla every expectant mother is subject to all human ailments: Consequently, the student not only has the maternity work: but also a rounded course in internal medicine, pediatrics minor surgery and a host of other types of practice. Accurata records are kept of all cases at the clinic as well as deliveries and postpartum care. The student has the opportunity o observing patients from the early stage of pregnancy to ter and delivery and for their postpartum examinations. Fre quently, more than a hundred patients are cared for at th regular clinic sessions. The entire Los Angeles City Healt Department is available for special cooperation in carin for these cases. All laboratory work is done and special test I l A he Take 10 3 A.M. and contractions still irregular Liiflwwgij fi- fjkfilw' li 'W w'.:1','Z BELVSDERE HDSPHAL may be performed. I Ready! 1 Mov'ning , and ready for business as usual A .. ,-,1 ? f'QY' QTY!-'hm .Y ' A .4-l '1'M,'? ?n . 1 i'v it He goes to school too The service is complete and unique. It makes available the best possible opportunities for training our students in 1 most practical manner under the close observation and nstruction by those who are particularly interested in ren- iering the highest type of professional care to our deserving :xpectant mothers. I We are indebted to the Los Angeles City Health Depart- ment ancl many others who have cooperated in making this nossible. It is for us to carry on, develop and show our appre- iation by rendering even better service and doing more ood for that great group of people who are perpetuating e race and whose care is our responsibility. ERNEST G. BAsHon, D.O. Executive, Department of Obstetrics It's IZ boy It won't be long now! I l i l l 1 -- - li Q I ' '1 l. N es s Dr. Lourie and patient i. ' Ez we .M., 5-1 ,J - Q 4 i 'T 2. 1 sg . i -5 ,, .i'-- if if Ag i 5 fb- H . 'K--,.. She was in labor 17 hours A Drk. life can be a bard one 'Q -Introducing --th M. l , int ,A 'Crt 1, il ll There physician: constitute an integral pert of the rehabilitation team. ,,,, s' 'f - -, V ,Ai ,-A E.. .c, M fic'---3 -.-. 1J,!'v5g 5 ....,,. '-- 1 if-:genes-4 ' -a-.-.1 ' William W. W. Pritchard, PlJ.G., D.O. Executive, Department of Orteopatbic Therapeutics mul Rehabilitation. Mrs. Coyle Receptionist mul Secretary Answering the demand of modern therapy in osteopathic medicine, the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Sur- geons opened its Rehabilitation Center on july lst, 1952. The Rehabilitation Center, under the able leadership oh Dr. W. W. W. Pritchard, has become an important adjunct to osteopathic manipulative technique and student physi- cian training. The need for a rehabilitation center has been more evi' dent with each passing year but the space was not available until the new osteopathic clinic was completed on january lst, 1952. Now, still within its first year of operation which included renovation of the old clinic building and procure- ment of necessary equipment, the center is treating some sixty-five patients, ranging in age from six months tc: seventy-six years. I A 1 l v fl 6? fi H li ... -.X , l ,.. xi. X .4 1-- V ' a .-2 -. I w lj: . 5 I S, John A. Schuck, D.O. Rerizleizt Playficimz, Rehabilitation. ehabilitation Center- The Rehabilitation Center still continues to grow and has a full-time professional staff, consisting of Dr. Pritchard, iExecutive of the Department of Osteopathic Therapeutics and Rehabilitation and Dr. john A. Schuck, Resident Physi- cian. The General Osteopathic Clinic makes available lab- oratory stuclies and consultation service in all fields of practice. A special rehabilitation team is being developed to give frequent consultation and evaluation of both the patient and the therapy. VVith the accelerating demand for rehabilitational ther- apy to restore the handicapped patient to the fullest physi- cal, mental, social, vocational and economic usefulness of which he is capable, the osteopathic Rehabilitation Center romises to become one of the finest adjuncts in rendering ealth service to the public and in educating new physicians. ' , Bath-Utilizing both heat and agitation, the hath relieve pain aatl mmcle Jparm and to lesren fatigue irritability. It ir rtterl for such comlitions ar hemiplegia, atrophic arthritir, port traumatic cortditionr anal cer- periphero-tfarcrzlar direarer. . it 1 De Camp Traction and Normalizitzg Table-Fully electro-automatic. The only one of it: hintl. Userl to apply intermittent traction complinzentezl with .rya- chronizeil rotation. , .-,...,, .ef . Elgin Ankle Exerciser-The ankle exercirer it areal for treating rash pathologic eontlition: as Polio,.Spartic Paralyris and Cerebral Palsy. It it effective in producing progrerrirfe resistance in Planter flexion, Dorri flexion, lrwerrion aml Ezfertion in rtrengthening the ankle antl foot. Sttttlent-rloctor Laurel Brown with patient. The rowing machine it ntetl for general marcalar exercise McCarthy Compact Gym-An almort complete retirtizfe ex- ercise unit, incurring several physical therapy tleuicer in itr construction. It it erpecially gootl for low hack problems where it strengthen.: lamho-.taeral pathologies. Sh oulrl er Wh eel - Patient ilemonxtratef me of the wheel in carrying Jhonlrler through itx fall range of motion thnx provicling re- .rixtance to m1t.rcle action and therapentically helping retnrn motility to shonlrler. Dr. S chuck giving a whirl- pool hath to one of the patientt. F' Constant practice and steady improvement have :lone mitch to pat the :mile on this yonng las.rie': face. ' Paraffin Bath-A .fpecial wax ix melterl electrically maintainezl at a canftant temperature. lt if then et appliecl to the patient hy painting it on, or the pat immerxes hi: haml: rlirectly into the hath, rffr X r-a i L, t ' 1 4 .-.sb A t , . 4 ' ' c L' A w , W 1 , t -N n 1 ' ' ..f, . 'X f , ' , . is One of our young patientx ing in finger-exercixe. .. ,....-A Psychiatry-A necertary arljanct to phyxical in obtaining the itleals of rehabilitation, the atry department function: to re.rtore mental to the patient. Here, a young patient is huxy creative play exercixe. X patient can .rtaml much higher temperatmex a longer period of time than he could with . The hath ix well for relief of pain and motion in awhritic ioimf. -Qiwffwi, new a 5 I.-1-32,19 - .f'gLe11., ,K o 1 , ' 1 1 V r,l I 5 'S' K 1- As l ll -- 1 l . v ilffl I -'55, 1: :p ., ff I. f TE: eel, 1:14 r. Pritchard clemomlraling the e of the N8llfOl1'ifJJ0l'. Y Sine-wave Galvamc Machine Uxezl fm muscle iorzlophorenr, anal breaking up arlheriom in I , . p Dr. Schuck zlemomtralirig the me ofthe De Camp Faction and Normalizivzg gs Ilzhle. L l -.+.... ......-s ,,,ann-nu me if. Acme Reciprocal Skis-Stmlevzt-iloctor Bowlex shown using Reciprocal Shiy to redevelop coorilimz- tion in teaching child patient aflicteil with cerebral palxy to walk again. of-5.1.4,,,,,5 ,A .V , 5 1. wr-we f g ' EIL '-'K 1 - 'E' 1 rf , 1 '... 1 ,I 'I i - ff ,f ' - - 1 ' ul ,. -U ef I X J ,ga , Y 1 :I -',lj'j:h'I.IA:' -I 3 1.7 4-JG -2' ' if I-T 5 fs? M' I fi: 2f1.l,1.e I , ,LM I tr ' K ll MAX N H , w ll Stall Bars-A familiar piece of eqiiipmenl in almoxl every gym, Here, :tmlent-doctor Dickie shows in me in exercixe to help overcome a .vtriictural hash problem. HBCU C 1 OS'YEOVA'YYKXC'YYKXSXCXAX 'YO' ,XX .X ,-'YO -XXX XOXX-'YN XYQEV, - X .V,'Y'YV.XLF-- 'YXXX2-'YXLX' t4'YXf,Y:?'OV VYXXXZ'L1OX,X.Y,k'-V,-OX 'YXW,'Y,XkIX'X1YN -,XSD-KSN'-X'XX1YX'Xf,-OV-'YXXXT XX,xN'XL-k'.0S+XfX1,x R XO - X X xi- :4XX'Xt4Y,XC,'Y OXLXXH -VX ' XL?-X' 'YX KY. -YDQJXXXXN NX' XOXS -X 'YXXXi-XXX um 'Wuxi-ox NYWXX- ,xm-'x'Xxxg-xux MN-- 'x'xxX1,xLx4.X YY QApXX. ix! LX, 'N- YY-X.W'4',XN NM K U ,xW OX .XX x NN UU, LNXXI- l'Nl'xxfx' -fxXX3'XxXXl.'XXX , A ' fry ,. fi' 1 VV-X .-WX ,YY -OX Y ai' ,4 -I HY. K A U :HX Xxx ef. if 2 4 ,o X 4-3 '- ., lZlq,: CRX ' RC 1X7,OX'C'f QD-K, g,0xxXf,-KXXLXZX-.'YXNK - x'OXXNXXiXXwXYX0N-OX ' xxgxx-x'X +'x'x xx- ' , LYYNV XXWX XXX ' VX? 'X' XBXXQ4' .X -F-'X A TOR ,D-'YXXY,XLX'.X 1 vxxixw --+ mn-xx .K .X ,. xxx: OX OR-4 A N RK lxixw - Y-kfXX.XX x YY X' .-r4'X'. . OX f-N XLXXL-UNA XX-'YUM 'VXXVYY 4, I U .M f' ,Lf 'u lv Y Y wx-KW' PU KWAK XN-K In the 5 V 1' ' , .-IJC51' Ldl, K ,ww follow, ' we tak mg PCI 'H Pfesentinge Pleasure 995 Ouf G radu , m11y..:x . ' 15 A is-4 if Marshall Alan Kahn Lo: Angeles, Calif. Stockton I.C. U.C.L,A. U.S.C.-A.B. Council Rep.-3 Lambda Omicvfon Gamma Sigma Sigma Pbi SENIOR PRESIDENT Russell E. Robinson Hollywood, Calif. Mount Union College U.C.L.A.-B.S. Phi Sigma Gamma SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT Sidney D. Rothman, B.S., D.O SENIOR COUNSELLOR 36 vas.- 2-4' james Wf. Rcrlwiue San flazfrmio. 72'.x-ar Ogloflvorfrc' U17lI'0l'.flljl Orcizlenlal College U.S.C. Allm' Club Siggma .Sigwul Phi. Treaf.-3 Cm-lex Sfalf-2, 3, 4 Claairwmn Bloorl Bank SENIOR SECRETARY Robert F. Ou,-em 14711 NllA1'.f, Calif. L.A.C.C. U.S.C. Alla.: Club. Vice-Prex.-2 Corlex Stall-2. 3, 4 SENIOR TREASURER 6-wx. Calvin D. L. Harstad Lo: Avzgelef, Calif. Geo. Pepperzlivze College-B.S. Iota Pm Sigma COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Donald D. Newman Lo.r Angelef, Calif. Cal.-Tesla. Loyola U11i1fer.rily-B.S. Council Rep.-2, 3, 4 Cortex Slay?-2, 3, 4 Sigma Sigma Pbi Iota Fm Sigma COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE V I 'I K-.- gc, i Eugene IV. Arellano L01 Angelex, Calif. U.C.L.A.-A.A. Phi Sigma Gamma Frank A. Barnes Mixsoula, Montana Hanover College Phi Sigma Gamma Sigma Sigma Phi, Sec.-3 36 Robert E. Bahcoke Rohm., V Bailey San Bema-rrliizo, Calif. Stowe 05,0 U-5:-Cg A-B- Kent State College A B Phi Sigma Gamma, fl?eaJ.-2 pb, S,g,m, Gamma P1'eJ.-3 Sigma Sigma Phi Milton Baron Cleuelaml, Ohio U.C.L.A.-AA. Lambda Omicron Gamma 7'- l Ev? 1Valter Blumenson Bewzarflwillev, N , I. N.Y.U.-A.B. Morrie Bramlman Montebello, Calif. U.C.L.A.-B.A. 'Fil E I' Warren C. Campbell South Paxafleua, Calif. Bakersfield College-AA. Lambda Omicron Gamma Lambda Omicron Gamma U.C. L.O.G.-Chaplain-2 Jobn D. Cbaduey Nortb H0lljl'IIl00ll, Calif. Chapman College-A.B. Iota Thu Sigma Iobn S. Charles Cfzlver Ciiy, Calif. Geo. Pepperdine College Iota Tau Sigma Atla: Club, Tfeax.-3 Joseph Chersky Lox Avzgelex, Calif. B.S. U.S.C.-B.S., ALS. Lambda Omicrmz Gamma E... 19's Q-.1 Fw pl, Wfilbw' C5210 Leslie V. Clam San Diego, Calif, U,S,C, San Diego Stare Colorado State Harold C ozen Los Aizgelex, Calif. Stauforzl Uniiferxity U.C.L.A.-A.B. I Lambda Omicrmi Gamma, Vice-Pres,-2 .-, Lambda Omicron Gamma Donald Guy Cortzmz Lynwood, Calif. U.S.C.-BA. Compton College-AA. Cortex Staff-2, 3. 4 Council Rep.-I, 2 Mllxleirzgqfw College Cortex Ezlilor-3 Iota 'Dun Sigma Sigma Sigma Phi 4... x. 'E' Q x Philip K. Collinge Sllllllj Pafarlevza, Calif. L.A.C.C. Phi S igma Gamma S1 J U. David Coomer Lo: Avzgelex, Calif. L. A. Stale-BA. Phi Sigma Gamma George A. DeLilla Lo: A ngelex, Calif. L.A.C.C. L.A.S.C. Phi Sigma Gamma F Reardon E. Dight Phoenix, Arizona Arizona State-B.S. Iota Tau Sigma Sigma Sigma Phi gl Douglas K. Crafleiz Lester L. Crane Alhambra, Calif. Fremo, Calif. Unizfemiiy of Rerllamis U.C.-B.A. Pamrleiza City College-AA. Clan .S'ec.j3 Iota Tau Sigma I ora Tau Sigma Leonard C. Feinman Lo: Aizgelef, Calif, Harold Drapkivz U.S.C.-A.B' Loi Angeles, Calif. Lamhzla Omicron Gamiiza U .5 .C - Sigma Sigma Phi Lambda Omicrozz Gamma Tezzaculum Staff-3 S W Marlin A. Fife Logan, Utah Utah State College-B.S. Iota Ilia Sigma Pauline Furth Los Angeles, Calif. james Everett Franklin Sm Diego State Sacramento, Calif. U.C.L.A. Sacramento College-B.A. U.S.C. Cortex Staff-3, 4 U.C.-BA. Iota Tan Sigma-Hixtorian-2 I .O.W.N .A.-Sec.-2, Prex.-3 William Warren Gautschi Van Nayx, Calif. U.C.L,A.-B.S'. State of Calif. Dept. of Health-R.S. Clan Treax.-1 Phi Sigma Gamma new ,-Qt, 1 i 1? ev Bernard Glatt 10161710 GOIJI7-Yhef' Lax Angelex, Calif. Lo: Angeleif Calif- U.S.C.-B.A. Brooklyn College Lambda Omicron Gamma, Pres.-3 U-S-C--A-B Interfrat. Council Prex.-3 Ldmbdfl Omlffon Gffmma Alan E. Greenwald james Milton Honigman Rvbeff E' Goyeue Lo: Angelex, Calif. Brooklyn N Y Glendale, Calif, U.C.L.A. C C N Y B S Occidental College-A.B. U.S.C. Cortex Stay? 3 Iota Tau Sigma Lambda Omicron Gamma Lambda Omzcron Gamma Sec 2 in ev- Thomas O. Humphrey Lax Angelex, Calif. U.C.-A.B. Iota Tan Sigma Clan Sec.-2 L0'lU8ll E. I7 lUi11 Merwzn R 1019123071 L05 A089195 C411 Lo! Angele: Calif U .S .C. U.C.L.A.-A.B. Clan 'Beast-2 Clan' Pres.-3 Iota Da Sigma Sigma Sigma Phi Morris A. Kamlel Los Angeles, Calif. U..S'.C.-B.A., B.S. Lambda Omicfon Gamma Melvin B. Kornblatt Los Angeles, Calif. U.C.L.A. Lambda Omicron Gamma '15 EY' s.V RAR Charles E. Kemp Pasadena, Calif. Arizona Stale-B.S. Iota Tail Sigma Cortex Stay?-3 Davirl G. Kintner Glendale, Calif. Pacific Union College San Diego Stale College Glemlale College Class Peas.-2 Atlas 'i Mariel A. Keurlrick Somers, Conn. u7ilf6l7b61'g College-B.A. ,l.O.W.N.A., Vice-Pres.-3, Treas.-2 Q q. QT' L -:: -FW C. H. Kleyfz Los Angeles, Calif. Geo. Pepperdine College-B.S. Iota Tau Sigma Don L. Larson Long Beach, Calif. Pasadena City College Chapman College Clam Vice-Prer.-3 Athletic Director-2 Phi Sigma Gamma Herbert M. Krongold Pittxhurgh, Pa. Uniuerxity of Pittxhnrgh-B.S. Lambda Omieron Gamma I osellh Allen Leavitt Mesa, Arizona Arizona State College Unwemt o Utah-B.S. . . y f P Atlax Club, Sec.-3 Arnold M. Lindenhaum Lo: Angeles, Calif. U.S.C.-A.B. Lambda Omicron Gamma, Deaf.-2 Sigma Sigma Phi joel M. Kowan L01 Angeles, Calif. Cal.-Tech.-B.S. Phi Sigma Gamma james C. Long L01 Angeles, Calif. U.C.L.A. Athletic Director-3 Cortex Stag-2, 3 Tenaculum Staff-3 Iota Tau Sigma, Hixtorian-2 Sigma Sigma Phi YDS LeRoy H. Lyon, Ir. El Paso, Texas University of Texas-A.B. Sigma Sigma Phi, Vice-Pres.-3 Atlas Club Cortex, Co-Editor-2 Cortex Staff-3, 4 Tenaculum Staff-3 C. I. Martin Los Angeles, Calif. University of Texas-B.S. D. T. Whtson School of Physical Therapy Atlas Club Sigma Sigma Phi, Sec.-3 Class Sec.-1 'VN is i-- I. Wfinthron Macy Los Angeles, Calif. U.C.L.A.-B.A. Atlas Club Council Rep.-1 Class Treasurer-3 Herb ert Marcus I Los Angeles, Calif. U.S.C. Lambda Omicron Gamma . Glenn IV. Mahan Lynwood, Calif. Compton College University of California Atlas Club Tenaculum Staff-3 Charles G. Manley Norwalk, Calif. San jose State College-A.B. Iota Tau Sigma 7'---1 B- Z Robert W. McClary Kelxo, Iwzrhinglon Lower Columbia LC. University of Waxhington Iota Tau Sigma H. L. Montgomery Delano, Calif. Balzerxjield College-A.A. Phi Sigma Gamma ,l ur PD- David L. Messenger Nampa, Idaho Uniuerxitv of Warhiizgtozz-B.S. Atlax Club Council Rep.-1 0.S.C.S., Prex.-3 Wfyndham YV. illooring Playa del Rey, Calif. Loyola Uiziverxiiy-B.S. Iota Tau Sigma is-m' if if Gilbert Mintz Richmond Hill, N. Y. Northeart Misxouri State Teacher: Queen: College, N. Y. Lambda Omicrou Gamma Albert I. Nelson Wilrzzington, Calif. U.S.C. Iota Tau Sigma, Sec.-2 Sigma Sigma Phi, Vice-Prex.-3 gui Robert M. Newbouse Victor M. Pilson Van Niiyx, Calif. L01 Angelex, Calif. U.S.C.-B.A. L.A.C.C.-A.A. Iota 'Iain Sigma, Pref.-3 Geo. Pepperdine College Student Body Vice-Pres.-3 Lambda Omicron Gamma, 'D'ea.f.-3 Clan' Vice-Prex.-2 Council Rep.-1 Sigma Sigma Phi john L. Schneider Iwzpakoneta, Oloio Uniiferxizy of Dayton-jB.S. Phi Sigma Gamma, V1ce-Prey.-3 John T. Platt Scomrlale, Arizona Unizferxity of Arizona Sigma Sigma Phi Cortex Stag-2, 3, 4 Atlas Club, Sec.-3 .53- FDD. George O. Reves Gmtine, Calif. U.C.-B.A. Iota Tau Sigma Harry Steinberg New York City, N. Y. Syracuye Uiziversity-A.B. Phi Sigma Gamma 'EK 2QvL 'k' Eugene F. Sire-ny Lo: Angelex, Calif. U.S.C. E.L.A.f.C.-AA. Cortex Stay?-4 Phi Sigma Gamma Qu Duke University Q Samuel L. Snyder Robert F. Seaman Lo: Angelex, Calif. Garrlerza, Calif. U.C.L.A. Geo. Pepperdine College-B S Alla: Club Teizacalum Eelitor-3 Gustave D. Suffn Lo: Angelex, Calif. Geo. Pepperdine College Pbi Sigma Gamma ,L ,lo , we , si Elma H. Vincent Los Angeler, Calif. Chapman College Iota Tau Sigma Philip Yankowitz Brooklyn, N. Y. N.Y.U. U.S.C.-BJ1., M.A. Lambda Omicron Gamma Cortex Staff-2, 3, 4 3 Samuel Wfaxman New Ybrle City, N. Y. N.Y.U.-B.A. Lamhtla Omicron Gamma Ralf I. Young Cerlarpinex Park, Calif. lwzshivzgtofz State College San Bemawlivzo Valley I.C.-A.A. Univerxity of Redland: Clan Prex.-2 Student Body Prey.-3 Cortex Staff-2, 3, 4 Tenaculam Staff-3 Phi Sigma Gamma Sigma Sigma Phi 'Ht Introducing- ouf Seniors in Hospital Practice ' 'x 'xl The Los Angeles C ourzty Osteopatbw Hoxpztrzl 80 Buzldmg -.., .N-.X , Urine Specialist Ortho demonstration I I I s 11' i qs XX nik . Ready for a :lay's work A1i1..,, Corridor from 40 building to 60, 70, 80 buildings W nu J H ematocrit artist 3 Y Case discussions 4 'fv Crane and Charles .ff -,H v z f ,L,,k A , I I. V .,, ,N 72 E.P.A. O.P.D. appointment desk . S5 Morning coffee and Charley is still asleep ,-1 .ix It'.v all in the mind ,JA . G T? M 11' , 4 fiiivjii' Surgery is over r 533 Wi n I 1 Senior qualifying examination J, L21 51 building gx ,- An apple zz day 3. Inst another exam V E 3- Y .f 1? if 1 'x K ' 0 ,. lx ' Pepsodent smile 3 M County .AA Surgery 51' G up L ,-TP? 7' C olmty path lab Wfbo flat? This kid dill!! sick The salt mine.: HH ,E PK? f., 1 vf i lugs Introducing the College Organizations Rayne B. Fairchild, jr. Ramon G. Poliquin Stanley S. Gonzalez Cb7'f.Vl0lIl767' M astellos I r Prexidem Vice-Presizlent Sepremry Tierzmrer Sigma Sigma Phi Marshall A. Kahn Robert Babcolee LeRoy H. Lyon Donald G. Cortnm jfmzes C. Long Ralf I . Young joseph Chersky Domzlfl D. N61l'7lZlllI' John T. Platt Carroll I. Marlin Reuwlon E. Digbt Robert M. N ewbome Oliver P. Foster Harold L. Cowan . Arnold M. Lirzdenhafmz james W. Redwine Harry I. Riegel, Ir. Frank A. Barnes Crm oll R lVetzel Thomas L. Riley Thomas R. Dale Robert N Landau T?71llzam M Duhzn Albert ,I Nelson Franczs T. Larkin Donald H. Hauck Stanley R Moss Robert R O Hara Lloyd D. Bowles joel Smietamz Robert S. Baker Louis H. Lfmfer Rohert P. Felt lv- '14 1- Frederick R. Smith if K , '15 'su lame: N- Elliott Arthur L. Bowman Thomas L. Riley 1Villarrl J. Wiselaarz Prexizlent Deasfzrer Sep,-em,-y 595,-e,,,,.5, Atlas Club I , 1 .-,A-. 1 -1 'A f .ap- 3,3 Gene E. Zornex Camillo T. De C oro lVilbur R. Hagerman Leonard E. Chessmore Carroll J. Marlin John T. Platt David L. Messenger Joseph A. Leazfilt lVarren C. Campbell David G. Kintrler LeRoy H. Lyon james W. Reclwine ,I f'-I' Robert D. Scbrock Albert A. Trunk John IV. List Roger R. Stewart Richer!! F. Kammermrzn Ozleen Manning John H. Putman Merle R. Feleay Im' I . . 4... .,,, ,sri rug li- Sberwin J. Goxsett Richard L. Anrlerxon Glenn IV. Mahan TVillia11z L. Donbam H' Norton Humphreys james C. Kemzga john R. Bybee Gordon A. Rzmnels Edwzzrzl L. Hutton Orville I. Davis Rex J. Stanton Tommy P. Bolger Dunking at the Savoy Sucker!! Relaxation Let's get the show on the road - N - x juxtaposition of the orbicularis oris Home fires ff? 5 I , o N I 1 fi lin 1. -1 A few of our girls fx After the G. Cbeverton Amerzco T. Rwcztellz Donalfl IV. Miller Richard A. IVheatley Vice-Prexirlenl Secretary Treaxurer Phi Sigma Gamma -1-11' .-.-. -i-. '.1u Wallace E. Morgan Harold B. Swenson Elton F. Blum Charles IV. August Lloyd K. Ying Douglas Copley IVilliam C. Kimpel Sidney A. Turner Frederick E. Caddell Carmine J. Calitri Ian C. Deming Charles D. Kranzdorf 'E' ' ft 1 , Q ,VVY l Dante E. Marinelli Isaclore S. Tarantino William D. M cC owan America I. Savioni Donald H. Savage Bertram I. Lee Glen C. Mahoney Ralph G. Korljan Philip L. B. Scott Robert S. Baker Robert R. O'Hara Donalzl E. Doney Allen E. Reese Sander IV. Zuckerman Peter D. Culotta Marvin L. Croutcb Eugene W. Arellano lack S. Tracy Leo Larrinaga Bernard R. Able Robert E. Babcoke James R. Wirth Robert C. Levenson George M. Haber Harold L. Ben Lloyd D. Bowles M elvuyu G. 1Va1le Lawrence H. Taylor Albert Pon Alex M. Asiorga Robert S. Brewer Joseph P. Cimino Donald D. Calvin Henry P. LoGuereio Philip K. Collinge Joel M. Kowan Jalan L. Schneider Frank A. Barnes Ralf I. Young George A. DeLille lVilliam F. Zwick Eugene F. Streny II7illiam YV. Gantscbi Harold L. Montgomery Robert V. Bailey David Coomer Russell E. Robinson Don L. Larson Q + Ifzgznzr salesman -7 +5 n A T ber up! The Inner Sanctum .fm 1 Quartet Family afair 4 - LA Wbo's listeuivzg? ,Au .., ,- ,- .Q fr 2 xj 21 . L 4, All f . 1' Z Am! than Ike fun began iv' JR .vs EL R I Bilateral love gi Fiddling arowzrl X1 I. Lloyd G. Sciaroni Robert N. Landau Emanuel Richter Frederick R. Smith Prexident Vice-President Tfgdmfef Secrelgzry Iota Tau Sigma Ben F. Zzmdel Robert P. Felt James R. Seals Howard K. Gifford Jobn B. Gordon Thomas 0. I-Iumplarey George O. Reves Donald G. Cortum IVymlb1mz IV. Mooring Douglas K. Craven Charles G. Manley Robert IV. McClary Marlin A. Fife Ramon G. Poliqnin james E. Franklin Gerald E. Polonsky Reardon E. Dight Rayne B. Fairchild Lowell E. Irwin Lee J. N ewfeld Robert E. Goyette Elmo H. Vincent Stanley S. Gonzalez Robert L. Middleton Claude H. Kleyn Albert I. Nelson Ara Zerahian Donald D. Newman Christopher Mastellos, jack L. Landau Donald H. Hanck Harry I. Riegel james C. Long Francis T. Larkin Kenneth A. Rascoe Downey D. Martin 3 mf rx? if Herbert C. Templeman Robert I. Hansen Robert M. Newbonse Donald V. Dickie Alerle H. Boyce George F. Hofman Donald H Rose A113210 Manzzele Lester Crane Donn D. Beeman Charles E Kemp Calwn D Harstad Alewc R IVest Duncan McKellar Iobn S. Charles Ronald H. Rzznciman I obn D Cbaclney Faust J Milton Okin John I. Ingalls Carl IVI. Smith Lawrence R. Leiter Bertram Reiss Russell M. Pratt ffigif P , I-.A ' - V -,- Q' Amlio-visznzl education ,..,.... 1 , pk e., . L' , A W I , X .V flip- C.-v 5 1' 4, 45 .Jn Dr. Lee Donglrzx throws his 471721141 rush party Raider! E+ fp -' , 0' ' ., ' Beverly-Wilshire Dinner Dr. Fiori sure has zz nice place Dr. Carlton and party Ala! those early Sunday mornings DN- Stonier, Bell, Ffvfi and l74 fJf The 50th Anniversary Dinner Dance Q ' s l fi Fred C basan M artin I. Frierlmzm Stanley R. Moss Joel Smietana Prexirlent Vice-President Secretary Tieamrer Lambda micron Gamma qi 3-P Milton Honigman Gilbert Mintz Arnold .M. Limlenbaum Bernard Glatt Harold Drapkin Herbert M. Krongold Ivlfzrsball A. Kabn Victor M. Pilson Harold Cozen Leomzrzl C. Feivzman IV:zZter Blzmzenson Milton Baron Mo1'ton D. Jacobs Irving L. YV inter Ricbrzrcl IV. Berlin Herbert D. Tfzrlow Harold L. C owfm Louis H. Lrmfer Beazjzzmin T. Friezlrmm 1Villinm AI. Dllbill Lester Kaufman X -.f -. - Q-...' -Nl? I L Richard D. Mitnick Eugene A. Felmar Milton Birnlmum Harold lV6l5TIl!l1Z Emanuel E. Brfmlz Bermzrfl Rothman David Misbkivz Eclwirz A. Dfzlzker :'- cg Alvin H. Lnflnmu Irvin Kfzmevzetz L!IlL'l'G1I6'6 D. Ezfmzs Inlifnz H . Sntfzick jerolrl D. Rmloljzh Milton I. R0.YOIlbdllWZ Cyrux I. Golrlin Robert B. Leuill 8 X Maurice S. Haber john T. Bollaln Stephen J. lVinston Ben E. Eisenstein Leon L. Janis Charles Klingsberg Albert H. Lerner lack Weintrafzb Lester L. Sacks Stanley H. lVbitman . . 5- ,vm - flaky. , X , -'fag' Beachcanzbers N 'N L, I- LOG Spnng Dznner Dance 1952 Pledge Dinner Dance ,, ,o I' Eff? . , 1 E , 4. U BQ .1 56 fs Outdoor concert ui LOG movies, no doubt! Sand m our shoes -a TVh:zt do you bear from the mob? Junior Osteopathic Women' ational Association in 4 Laurel Brown President Io Erle Kimball Dolores Fisher Vice-President Secretzzry M11r'iel Kendrick P'mli e Funk jenn Guam . Jdilff. M of A Esther Byberg 4155 'Q Virginia Adams Wom The year 1952-53 found the Women's Osteopathic Junior Auxiliary again fulfilling their three-fold purpose of acquaint- ing the women members of students' families with future responsibilities in the community as representatives of the osteopathic profession, providing training for leadership, and offering social interests. ' Our primary philanthropic project is the continuous dona- tion each month of tray favors and cookies to the Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital, this year totaling over 1,500 tray favors and more than 55 dozen cookies. Other activties include an Italian Spaghetti Dinner-Dance as the Ways and Means project for our annual gift to the college, sewing sheets for use in the clinic, decorating the dinner tables for the Friends of the College Banquet, donating Christmas gifts to the children at the hospital, assisting as hostesses at the Open House in june, and operating a nursery during the graduation exercises. Chairmen of the standing committees were: Mmes. Ronald H. Runciman,t'Ways and Means, Thomas R. Dale, Press and Public Relations, Downey D. Martin, Program, Douglas Cop- ley, Membership and Hospitality, Russell E. Robinson, Trrans- portation, Laurel R. Thomas, Remembrance, Lloyd G. Sciaroni, Hospital, Jack Landau, Magazine, Charles D. Ktanzdorf, Clinic and C.O.P.8cS. Relations, and Eugene A. Felmar, Freshman Representative. Mrs. james R. Seals served as President during Summer and Fall of 1952. Our regular business meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month, always with an interesting and enjoyable program. These interesting programs have been varied, including talks by Drs. Henley and Simmers, films on childbirth and cancer, Christmas party for the children, a joint meeting with the Senior Auxiliary, a lecture on the Doctor and His Wife by Dr. Dorothy Marsh, a Silent Auction as a Ways and Means project, and a tea honoring outgoing Senior wives. g 1 an? Gsteopathii -,,. Sb errye lVarle Secretary QF ',-:4...,-g.V Pat Co pley President Kathleen Mahoney Treasurer Izln itlarinelli Vice-P-resident unior Auxiliary Fasloion Show X n F I , ' Xyvxr! L - 2 Christmfzx Party Memberx of the TVOman's Osteopathic Junior Auxiliary-1953 il TWA E 'il 3 . I I: V' HF.. ,J Student Alumni Affairs Greetings to the student body, and congratulations to the gradu- ating class of 1955. As the President of the Alumni Association, I want to corn- ment on the success of the functions initiated this past year under mutual sponsorship of the alumni and the student body. We expect these Spring and Fall Dances to become traditional, and we hope that they will be anticipated with pleasure each year by both groups as a means of closer association. Profits made on the dances are used to increase the Student Alumni Fund. Many students have been able to complete their educations through the use of this fund. In addition, the fund has accepted this year the responsibility of distributing our air mail stickers, a form of publicity for our profession. At the Senior Breakfast, given by the Alumni Association, the seniors are presented with a year's membership in the asso- ciation. We sincerely hope that each graduate will want to extend his membership and become an active and interested participant. Among our projects this year has been our contribution to the construction and purchase of equipment for the dark room in the Student Union. This room has already proved its value in the production of the Cortex and in developing films for teaching purposes at the college. We will continue to welcome the suggestions of the student body for fostering an ever better relationship between the undergraduates and graduates of C.O.P.3cS. Sincerely, DOROTHY j. MARSH, D,O. No room in the inn -ffl Soutlaern Belle -,M-Z wgg 'gy H igb society Chow call at the Florentine Gardens 5 i t 1 A W 'fr' SL Having zz 'l007Ifl6?'fIll time IT. 1 , iff .Q 3 f r --if -, f1.,f1f f-ff' P? S0b6l:?1'S0dtl67I?1'sdfidf9IZ.9-'Sli71k0.7 Celebrities If: like this Mabel .... ' nyiiiii' IQEWW IM f' X X Embaltlerl bottle keepers ly 9 fs TVo1'Irl traveler and lecturer Ir' '- Lx Following Senior Qualifying Exams Q., 4-14 ' I Get with it Art! v I Three fingers in the bathtub Your turn to buy . . . ' f'::'u. 4 ,I n., . ' mr-4 ,LH '1 1' ' Actiuitie .ga 'Q :-:'- A ,em 'Z1'i'L'i 'v2,-.- .illlllfa 'gd- 1 f - -- PL,:.::f,n :W .4 -- f :- Tg:::2afiv.4-511 , : 5 --4: f 1.1 1: A n I 4' :4 1' ' PM 1 vi F ' . ., -, ,, , - '55??145'5?W ff: 1 -'Q '-A IL 1 ' .,1 Q' . '-i W. -f-A1 -V - .Q V, ,. Q f. ' -. 1., 51: -1:-.1 gen., ' J 1,1-'W 1-ff . '. .1 1.-. .r ' , I 1: , ,J 43 .-'1f. :Psg'5f?g . ,:,-A ' wjzgv-, : W-fl-n ll iv.-Eg' ' j.-' ' ' ' ' . . ?2'lgi.':fA :xfw y-L--4g?1?4 Q'-lg-ffzijii' 'E b J' ' ' V- WN 'V :Ziff U 'C - F' 1? , M. Wm! l E 'i w .- 3 Q' 2. ' N ',. ,- 9. w W 4 y P., s Friends of the College The Friends of the College are constantly working for the benefit of the students and the college. Al- though only one year old they have a membership of seventy-two. Interesting programs are being arranged for the coming year. Their Goals are: . ' To disseminate information concerning the high educational standards of the College. 0 To assist the College in its student selection processes by interesting more potential students having exceptionally high qualifications in the College and its program. 0 To assist in the development of facilities at the College which are not now provided. These facili- ties include the College Libraryg an administration unitg a' small observational hospitalg dormitotyg restaurantg athletic faciliriesg as well as such other assistance as may from time to time be approved by the membership. , K. ff: ,X JL s November Dinner Meeting H t .D . as l ' r' l ,, -'Q l. I is , ' L-big ,fiyi iv' Nfl, THE CASE OF THE nkno n Friend 's i. X 5' N S X XX K-L NSN'--+. S5 S X i Y SOMEWI-IERE NEARBY is an unknown friend. As yet you have not met him, but we hope you soon will. He is our Field Technician. His day is dedicated to steadfast, loyal service to those who practice the art of healing. His knowledge of modern clinical nutrition is deep and authoritative, and he gladly places it at the disposal of those in the profession. In the case carried by this unknown friend are helpful aids for you, practical, useful material for your future professional life. Meet our Field Technician . . . your Vitaminerals Distributor. He has these aids for your asking, with no obligation incurred. He's a real friend to have and a good man to know ' A line to us, with your name and address, will introduce him to you. . O ' 0 v What's in the Case for You? li tyt- 5 :I1NER,AtLS H Glendale 1, California 1. PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENT BOOK. Handsome book of 125 pages for appointments and business records and many answers on managing your practice. ZTECHNIGRAMS. Frequent issues of technical reports and studies in clinical nutrition. 3, BRIEFS. A periodical publication of abstracts of current research in biochemistry. 4.VlTA-RAYS. A monthly magazine of inspiration. COMPLIMENTS OF A ROBERT M. LOVELAND, D.O. FRIEND Gangzualalaiianfi Ifa Seniau faam BELVEDERE HOSPITAL 127 South Utah Phone ANgelus 'I-5188 R. P. MORHARDT,D.O. Autopsy Surgeon and Consulting Pathologist Complimenfs O LABORATORY FOR TISSUE DIAGNOSIS of Specimens Received by First Class Mail ' A FRIEND Box 231, T313 Brunswick Ave., South Pasadena, Calif. Phone CLevelancl 7-2866 Open House 'r'-x-A Q- -'-' sQJ-t, 1- - ' -.-V ' r--1.4 ,:,, . -H I F, , . .T K ... . W 44 Open house-Welcome It s really not so complicated X-my-u la Mode 1 V TEST Th p duce the effect for which they are created, and so do our products pass the final test and prove worthy of the confidence of both doctor and patio This One Vital Test has no substitute. The health and well-being of' your patients 15 the only answer LABORATORIES, INC. 2308 West Seve th S et - Dunkirk 74-3158 - L05 Angeles 5, Califomia - FIUINCLSCU - ro N - DI-?I1l0lT - DALLAS - DENVER - BALTIMORE - WICHITA i tcm J Q' lTY1,KANSAS-5T.l.0UlS- 1 - uvsrun The one test that our products must pass is not the laboratory analysis, nor even a doctox-'s judgment of them, but it is the result they achieve for the patient e finest of ingredients, carefully compounded, and accurately defined in purp Gan Q f - FOR OFFICE PLANNING - FOR OPHTHALMIC EQUIPMENT - FOR PROMPT, ACCURATE OPTICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE SPRATT IS UNEXCELLED George W. Sprutt Optical Co. 2121 BEVERLY BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES RAYMOND H. BRADSTREET NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY fThe Hays Agencyj HSPECIALIZING IN FINANCIAL PROGRAMS FOR DOCTORS O 512 Statler Center Building 900 Wilshire Boulevard MAdison 6-5881 Los Angeles 17 . 1 ' , J Gpen House . .v :rf -'.':'i . . r as 'V 25 1 Fi C 5, Coblee time Come in, we'll make you comfortableu . l ur Marvelous, that rehabilitation center Pathology department display it fi A WITZEL STUDIOS , 4 ak OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER EOR THE CORTEX Tci T . CI I' Cl I I I y 716 South Bonnie Brae, Los Angeles 5, California BRAND OF Ph DU li' It f CI'II.0RAI. HYDRATE CAPSULES one n 84465 a safe and effective Compliments and Best Wishes to the Graduates non-barbiturate Sedf Ve RICHARD E. EBY, D.o. OBSTETRICS 81 GYNECOLOGY LITERATURE AVAILABLE Dll REQUEST 1247 North Park Avenue POMONA, CALIFORNIA MARK PERSONS COVEY GLENDALE 5 cAuE Lycoming 24605 DESERT-AIR' LAMP 'Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Underwriters' Laboratory Approved lt's an Economical, all night, Dark burning, Health Lamp, iFor Home Usel Offered as an aid for relieving - COLDS, COUGHS 0 SINUSITIS 0 HAY FEVER 0 BRONCHITIS 0 ASTHMA ' And other respiratory ailments, by providing a zone of all night, warm, dry air in your patient's bedroom. Rents 510.00 per month Rentals May Be Applied on the Purchase Price 20M Discount to the Profession Jllcfalli DESERT-AIR' LAMP JOE CHIRELLO, Ph.G., Mfr. Dist. lRetaiI Sales and Rentalsl Phone HOIIywood 4-7116 . 5449 Sunset Blvd. at Western Los Angeles 27, California FREE DELIVERY - DAY OR NIGHT Avoid Substitutes- Insist on McCalI's Desert-Air' Lamps. as-arf .I N-, , ,W , . .. H ,. ,f-ENS? '-1--J ui L. Women? Osteopathic Auxiliary Senior Auxiliary Chuck Wagon Dinner TVomen's junior Auxiliary Christmas Party IO J f'.lSH'l,: i N - I 1'1 1c1a no LLB Senior Auxiliary l L EVERYTHING FOR THE DOCTOR IN ELECTRO-MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MICROTHERNI INlicrowoveI DIATHERMY ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHS BALLISTO-CARDIOGRAPH ELECTRO-ENCEPHALOGRAPH AUDIONIETERS AMBCO HEARING AMPLIFIER CDesk Type, Portublei SINEWAVE AND GALVANIC ULTRA VIOLET AND INFRAD RED LAMPS ACCESSORIES - SUPPLIES Complete Repair Department including Audiometer Caiibration We Stock Parts and Maintain Service on AII Above Equipment A. M. Brooks Company 1222 W. Washington Blvd. IEcIst of Hoovert Los Angeles 7, California Compliments and Best Wishes to the Graduates JACK M. STEIN, D.O. H. D. KAGAN, D.O. THE SAN FRANCISCO OSTEOPATHIC SOCIET SENDS GREETINGS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE JUNE 1953 GRADUATING CLASS Rl 7-5131 A 'IIII '::':' ' B . . I 'TWA Compliments and Best Wishes to the Graduates Vg I , ::s:a: bij, III' K - h ,LA .1 T il: I I FIscHEIzsINE LA BREA HOSPITAL .,.. i-i, w ,Q , f ' 'K if W I W Low Volt Generators In' I ':': y --2,25 ::, ., ,,'iL .4 . ,- A I ,, i ' I FIscI-IERQUARTZ f - A - :-: I , 1237 No,-fh Lg Brea . Q . Cold Quarts U V Lamp I - V V -!.H LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ,.,,,':: j yy ,,,,Q,:g3ifQ.E,,, ,j:I 1' I PEDASINE I E Sinusoidal Generator HOIIywood 2-7261 g I L Hollywood Vibra-tone ' If ' Heavy Duty Vibrator L E R M A N 8. S 0 N ORTHOPEDIC AND SURGICAL APPLIANCES 37 Years Experience Main Office Brunrh 8374 Wilshire Boulevard 4873 FOUDIUIH Avenue Beverly Hills, Calif. Los Angeles 29, CUM- WYoming 9926 0Lympia 4744 D-491 F.C.C. TYPE APPROVED MASTER IFISCHERTHERM model 1200 APPROVED BY BOARD OF BUILDING AND SAFETY COMMISSIONERS, CITY OF LOS ANGELES Department of Transport, Canada, Radio Drvmon Listed No. 47 R. A. FISCHER 8. CO. 517 COMMERCIAL STREET, GLENDALE 3, CALIF. Write for descriptive literature Manufacturer of ELECTRO-THERAPY EQUIPMENT 'WE' f in Junior Class Plcmc ,fb 'Kr -. Summer i952 elf ' 'Q ,Ttg,,i,t1 gin, ,V , f 1 rel-4' ' ' f- '- f M Q' In ' , wx li 4 Q f i g , E1 --1 '. -:'g'F: , rf.1:x 'gg ,. .-1-, Eff-,Sw r - f 1.1-N ' '1 E:7' H1-M-u-'j.-xA. Jaf- . ., I I , I . Y I- ' T Qx J u 'a I ' ' .f H Jr,-N . Ji, - V G' b ,ni-V-1? H '. - '1 wg -f . efiiif-TiLf'Z411L-A . .- , . 'P-'4- ' vang, W' 1 -f 'rj R Nr nfl I 0- ' QV f v . A' J f-if 1'?fff'f 1 - . , -, ,, 3 -fr -sf-r.?',+ 1:-' X 4 k. ,. 1 .,5 'N ..Qi1C7'm',5?f Qi? ., a-riff?-:5gfzr1.,--1-f A 4 1 if -f f was.ff':vf,e3s1f1-N-- X vii L 3 -, -1, 4 , Ndvst.-.,,1.1 ',. 'g - 1 -':'51,.,.,-?e'fep??p'Q1'n zsliflfg, - .i.,eyf?v-T:g?.7f'iEgQ1 ,N I -P5115 -- .3 '711'gL, QP' Kc, Z1 '. nfgfd. . ggi,-,f.' xixkfgf A 1 22,1434 -v'-- - .Q +52 -fr-1 1 4'-+' A-A 'A 19. , xx ,L-,,-V .,,-..,'1n,-,.. ,-iq . 1, ,ju Ju., ' 5-'L JCM- QS--.gy - .34- !'?sf'g. -iii 51,52-'fl',,':.' 'ggi -F2152 fl -i V fy,,s,rfr6 ,P -1-,og ...za -,-N-f vl . . .if:L3f3:h15:,.' 41- tgn.-.V ,,. ,.A,,..4ax.,-.- 'g.,-A.g,a1gu3r .,f,3-gf ' - f . -. W'--..-'5:?1.,.-J.EfLv:r'54a1'A5iw-07.5 ? 4 , ..,, , ,ji I Compliments of IRS F C II Y GLENDALE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 0 632 SO. WESTLAKE AVE., LOS ANGELES 5, CALIFORNIA Facfory Represenfalive For: H. G. FISCHER 8. CO. 30050U'fhAdUmS FRANKLIN PAIIK,IIIINoIs Manufacturers of high quality X-ray and elerlromedical equipment since 1910. GLENDALE 5, CALIFORNIA Complimenis of T. J. RUDDY, D.O. SpcIcesaver 50 Comblnaiion Rudiographi:-FIuoroscoplc Unit and Examining Table with remoie, mobile control. Spacesaver 75 is similar in appearance. ,kg-4 , ILE. FISCIIEII E,IggIgQ,4:-I IN COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE TO THE PROEESSION SINCE 1925 OFFICIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF THE C.O.A. AND A.O.A. PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY AND GROUP ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS PROGRAMS DOCTORS FIND THAT ALI. INSURANCE WITH ONE COMPETENT FIRM SOLVES A LOT OF PROBLEMS AN ANALYSIS OF YOUR NEEDS MADE WITHOUT COST OR OBLIGATION THE NETTLESHIP COMPANY I2I2 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES I7 V TUCKER 8121 F7 'ae -L.. f -fiv- lnterfraternity ATHLETICS Phi Sigma Gamma us Iota Tau Sigma M izb LON-HOUW' Donald T. Sheldon, D.O. N E W W. Donald Baker, D.O. Surgery and Peripheral Vascular Diseases B E R N I E,S G R I L L 4309 CRENSHAW BLVD. 436 EAST OLIVE STREET LOS ANGELES BURBANK ACROSS FROM CLINIC AXminsfer 5126 Cl-Iarleslon O-4801 SOUTH HOOVER HOSPITAL M. J. P1LsoN, Phe., a.A., D.O. Dunkirk 7-3296 SIGMOR SURGICAL EXCHANGE 5 Pe'l'1fe'1de ' 1915-17 wen Ninth sneer O H. O. MORTENSON LOS ANGELES 6, CALIF. VAndike 1141 - Day DUnkirk 8-1453 - Night and Sunday CHARLES A. BLIND, D.O. P- T- COLLINS? DD- Los Angeles Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 609 South Grand Avenue J. P. Brown, D.O. Manipulative Osfeopafhy Western X-Ray Laboratory RAYMOND J. HUFF, D.O., Roenlgenologisf 722 South Western Avenue Bus.: DUnkirk 8-5 Los Angeles 5, California Res.: CRestview 6-5 Dr. Charles W. Rea Physician and Surgeon Osfeopalh 628 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE GLENDALE 3, CALIF. Lee R. Borg, D.O., F.A.O.C. Pr. P R O C T O L O G Y 1130 W. Sanla Barbara Ave., Los Angeles 37, California AXrninsler 7149 Cerfified by the American Osfeopalhic Board of Proclology TWEEDY INDUSTRIAL HOSPITAL Physicians ' Osfeopaihs Surgeons Dr. Vidar Makila 4075 Tweedy Blvd. Dr. Sue A. Magara Soulh Gate, California Dr. William Banning LOrain 6-3lO'l Dr. Harvey G. Rus! NOrmandy 1-4068 TRU-FIT Corneal Contact Lenses 4517 SUNSET BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES 27, CALIFORNIA New Years Party at the ikabob 1 r b , pg Early in the evening - 2 S' ,, Q After the Ball is over CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of SAN GABRIEL VALLEY HOSPITAL II5 EAST BROADWAY SAN GABRIEL, CALIFORNIA Congratulations from X-RAY DEPARTMENT College of Osteopathic Physicians ancl Surgeor COLLEGE CLINIC 2 1 Il-if ll Il Il T L IL IJ 9 Hospital Beds Oxygen Equ p ent Bedside Tables Dru A e Ultra Violet Lamps Wh I Ch C t t A t e urs ons r c o s spnra ors o W Ikers Crutches Sine Wave Generators I0 BRANCHES IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY Mum Office 600 S Normandie Ave Los Angeles 5 Calif PHONE DUnkurk 4 5292 LOW RATES PROMPT DELIVERY FORMULA PRODUCTS COMPANY 2900 North Eastern Avenue LOS ANGELES 32, CALIFORNIA CApitoI 2-8253 VITAMINS ' ENDOCRINES ' PRESCRIPTION SPECIALTIES ARMSCIIRGIEIG FAMILY Funeral Directors T201 SOUTH HOPE STREET LOS ANGELES I5, CALIFORNIA ALL NATIONAL BRANDS IN STOCK fv GO VX '-97,9044 WC QSO rs ' WELCH-ALLYN xg rags . 0X I Z I 596. WCOS CROWN SURGICAL SUPPLY PASADENA, CALIFORNIA T070 E. GREEN STREET Rlchmoncl 6348 A Li Avg 24-Houn ssnvics I I L I A O O ' O XA 0 X ' BD NA FN Cn ' we I ' lb? Ex ug K 41 JA x . .v- W 1 , ,.,. pr win Man-tbat's real crazy ' Eeny, Meaney, Miney am! Mo Frosh Picnic Are these boys old enough? '-r J A , 9' , 'kv r --.. I, Vx. ':, '-x' 'tn SEE US Fora PHYSICIANS, HOSPITAL, LABORATORY AND SICKROOM SUPPLIES Surgical Instruments Blood Pressure Apparatus Diagnostic Outfits infra Ray, Quartz Lamps Sterilizers Short Wave Diathermy Stethoscopes Laboratory Equipment Furniture Microscopes Wheel Chairs Hospital Beds Pharmaceuticals WESTERN SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY 653 - 667 5. BURLINGTON AVE. LOS ANGELES 5, CALIF. Telephone: DUnkirk 8-1291 San Bernardino San Francisco Sacramento San Diego Long Beach Las Vegas, Nev. DUn kirk 9-9577 DUnkirk B-8822 DOCTORS EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE We buy We sell 1107 South Alvarado Street Los Angeles 6, California HOIIywood 4-3700 La-Mel Clinical Laboratory 656 No. LARCHMONT BL' PHIL KLEIN Los ANGELES 4, CALIF' CApitoI 9224 MISSION CLEANERS CLEANING - DYEING ' LAUNDRY ' ALTERATIONS we CLEAN DRAPES - een sPREAps - BLANKETS II35-37 No. Mission I SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL FOUNDATION Owning an d, Operatin g Burbank Hospital, 466 E. Olive Ave., Burbank, Calif. COMPLIMENTS or HOME DRUG COMPANY Courtesy to Students and the Profession 2832 North Main Street, Los Angeles CApitoI 2-5979 JOHN FERRARO'S SERVICE STATION MOBILGAS CA 9614 1721 WQRKMAN sr. LOS ANGELES, CALIF .,,qlf3fl'.f' 4- ,.,, ,fe -. its-L IRA A. HAGENBUCH Specializing in LIFE INSURANCE AND ESTATE ANALYSIS FOR THE PROFESSIONAL MAN NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 5I0 West 6th Street LOS ANGELES I4, CALIFORNIA Michigan 8676 X xv, K ,XQV Q P 5 4 . 55' 5-, ..- ,,..- ..- 4 f Al f g q ' 'T , A if . , i ,CEI I ' 'W J W X M Chart Please! K, A a U Affbflff Paul the Painter I p g4- Y Iffvvvfvtvvi Lzllrflf , new .-91 -,-',fff ' I gfi-vvyv Ili! Ll' l- 'v ! Y vfvrezj 1 n , ,L , , ' 1 -' ag- 1'0 4 1 -2- g - ,-.ifQ' f 3 ..,. , A . D N'-5 I I 'qi -n if . ' Nw' . Vabifiif YJ i Q A tl . . 4, . A l , ' f ' ' X R Compliments of A FRIEN D DOCTORS HOSPITAL Rlchmond 6326 325 W. JeFFerson Blvd. Los Angeles 7, California Thank You For Your Patronage from DAVE THE BRAKEMAN 1 1 15 North Mission Road lOppoxite Unit 172 - Richfield Stotionl O SPECIALISTS ON BRAKES o TUNE UPS o LUBRICATION o CApitol 8224 Special Consideration to Students WILLIAMS LABORATORIES Established in 1926 O 24 HOUR SERVICE O Four Conveniently Located Laboratories 6777 Hollywood Blvd., HO 3-4171 6331 Hollywood Blvd., HO 9-7321 1245 Glendon Ave., Westwood, AR 8-4259 12206 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, SU I-7430 Valley Office Otters Complete X-ray Service COMPLIMENTS of the GLENDALE, SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. 113 WEST LEXINGTON DR. GLENDALE, CALIF. DR. MAURICE H. KOWAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OSTEOPATH 1648 BEVERLY BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES 26, CALIFORNIA DUnkirk 7-2101 WEbster 8-6161 Orange blossoms and ether me--.ygeegy-:Nh -1 -- .zwe-age:-1b:W4n5B::f-.1 A 4:55 - Free time and beer 'Tapping the Fountain of Youth l 12.3 hte- ..,,,,. gf 'J use You can have your cake and ent it too ml my 41'-'lrw ' nf L A 1 f -L. L, L . X ' .. , . -'EE-I-.fkxfililie ,. f I I i HILLSIDE CLINIC 8. EMERGENCY HOSPITAL DR. BOWEN D. JENKINS DR. RACHEL E. JENKINS 26309 South Western Avenue LOMITA, CALIFORNIA Lomita 2808 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY ' SPEECH PATHOLOGY Sidney Weissman, D.O. 8006 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood 4 HOlIywood 7-6295 MEDICO ELECTRIC LABORATORIES Specialists in Electronic Equipment and Repairs E.K.c. A SPECIALTY CH 5-3391 Jol1nson's Fine Cleaners MASTERS OF OUR TRADE ALTERATIONS -LADIES AND GENTS ' ZIPPERS ' POCKETS Our Motto: Quality and Service Corner of Zonal Ave. Phone CApitol 2-76 1302 No. Mission Rd. Los Angeles Laundry Shirts - I6c California Surgical Supply Co., Ltd. Surgical Instruments and Supplies Laboratory and X-ray Equipment 81 Supplies PRospect 5069 T405 SOUTH HOPE STREET LOS ANGELES 15, CALIF. DUnkirk 9-3010 HENRY N. BEETS CO. Radium and X-ray Equipment Distributor CANADIAN RADIUM 81 URANIUM CORP. NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS CO., INC. 2611 WEST 7th STREET LOS ANGELES 57 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors Joseph Manuele, D.O. N. FULLER ROBINSON, D.O. Hayward, California ,.. if Mr Lark: Cfmcerology 1 iz :Y-.. . Dr. DiNoflo Psychiatry ,- , X, Personalities about the Campus Xi ' n W1 gl E L E1 H Ai .J V s Ag Dr. Daniel NH A ' l. Us .2 y U ', ' is T.--' , fi A ' ' . ' V N' .332 1 , - . -F' X , , , -xgwvrf . A H -, 5 -.5 --13 Q,--sage: l V . ' - 1 1 u fi. 1 W , X-1 I 1 'L N NW 1 4 'si I s f,. .- ? '+-4 V J! fl Z '. . , X 1 ' - V-, I , s A L X V J' ff 5 x I rn 3 , 1 I Ui 1 f I As' ,K , ,. 7 I Y 0,-,-,LHS S ' f J N if 5 ff ff ..-:. ...fa fa: ' M Y ' , f- 65' fgf, ' 1 A' M EL fi? if ' A , Dr. Lamway Pathology Congratulations Graduates SEQUOIA HOSPITAL 311 North Fulton Street Fresno, California DUANE STONIER, D.O., F.A.C.O.S. UROLOGY Compliments of the POLY MEDICAL BUILDING 436 East Olive Avenue BURBANK, CALIFORNIA WM. D. LONG, D.O. .l. CLAVER CARGILL, D.O. Internal Medicine ROSS B. THOMPSON, D.O. WALTER W. NELSON, D.O. General Surgery FOREST J. GRUNIGEN, D.O. ROBERT F. MCBRATNEY, D.O. Urology CLYDE F. GILLETT, D.O. Ear, Nose and Throat H. GEORGE BLASDEL, D.O. Eye JULIAN L. MINES, D.O. Obstetrics W. DONALD BAKER, D.O. DONALD T. SHELDON, D.O. Vascular Surgery Congratulations to the class of '53 from - CLOOS CLINICAL LABORATORIES 1371 E. COLORADO ST., GLENDALE 5, CALIF. Offering - Complete Radiographic and Laboratory Service to the Osteopathic profession BURWELL S. KEYES, D.O. Roentgenologist J. HOLT ROBISON, D.O. Cardiology BASIL K. WOODS, D.O. Pathology O 24 Hour Portable Service Available O T I phone: CHapman 5-1900 or Cltrus 3-9144 Att H urs: CHapman 5-3621 or Cltrus 1-3193 DIMAGGIO'S PIT BAR-B-Q STEAKS - cHoPs - REGULAR DINNERS We Are Glad to Serve You Open Daily lExcept Sundaysl 1155 No. Mission Road, Los Angeles 33, California VIC Phone CApitoI 2 44 CAPITOL 8631 - 9047 PHIL MAIORCA'S ' MASTER SERVICE AND GARAGE Complete Automotive Service Free pickup and delivery PHIL MAIORCA 1201 - 03 NO. MISSION RD LOS ANGELES 31, CALIFORNIA an LL! 1 JA I 'Q' Sopla omores : K ' 5 Sofzh omore: ner nr num: menu :muon Freshmen A f' ' 5 I .f 2 , l. 532 Q .bf-up , -In Y .. .. ,fi' S53 5 ' 'ip f 1 I f 1' ' 2, , 4-' ' Juniors IBut no Seniorsj Compliments of eongmrul 5, . GARTZ ,G ,Ae CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CLASS OF 1955 G Builders of the New General Osteopathic Clinic MEDICAL SPECIALTIES COMPANY Los Angeles DU 3-6833 THE R. L. SCHERER CO. cordially invite you to visit their new enlarged showroom, completely stocked with the finest instruments and equipment for every professional requirement. CD THE R. L. SCHERER CO. Everything for Doctor and Horpital time 1916 2206 W. 7th St. - Los Angeles 5 DU. 7-8516 Compliments of A. S. Aloe Company of California WEbster 3-5984 Superior Medical 8. Surgical Supply Co Pliysicians' and Surgeons' Supplies 7290 BEVERLY BLVD. LOS ANOELE5 36, CALIF. Congratulations Seniors TEMECULA SPRINGS MEDICAL UNIT 'II50 South FIOWQI' L05 Angeles NATHANIEL A' DAVIS, Dug. S. ROBERT COZEN, D.D.S. S. H. PRESSER, B.S. Pharm. The Cortex and Associated Students wish to express their gratitude and deep appreciation to the following: 0 Wives of the staj members, . . .they have worked so hard and helped so much. 0 The Alumni Association, . . .whose support provided the facilities needed in the dark room. 0 Mr. and Mrs. E. Childs, ...of the Precision Photo Co., their generosity was overwhelming. 0 Mr. Leon R. Ervin, ...and the Colonial Lithographers for being so patient, and waiting so long. 0 The Los Angeles Public Health Department, ...and the personnel of the Hollenbeck Clinic. Drs. E. Bashor, C. I. Mount III, I. Erickson, and M. Blum for the help and wonderful cooperation with the City Maternity Story. 0 Dr. john M. Andrews, ...his willingness to help and photographic technique was superb. E 0 The Individuals and Business Firms, ...who as advertisers, have made this edition possible. Compliments and Best Wishes to the Graduates MODERN HEATING COMPANY DIAGNOSIS and TREATMENT of RHEUMATISM S. ALLIED DISEASES OF l-05 ANGELES - For Referred Patients - RICHARD A. SCHAUB, D.O. Medical Director MemtBer,IAm-er. Coll. Osfeablntelrnisfs ip omate American oar - 5YFamo'e of Osteopgathic lnfernisfs Venlce Boulevard 4-7147 455 E. washingfon si., Pasadena, cam. in LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA WEbster 3-5858 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Graduates R. A. RYAN 8. CO. INSURANCE BROKERS CARLETON F. DURKEE, D.O. I General Practice 10889 W. Pico Blvd. W. Los Angeles 64, Calif. 4634 Allott Avenue SHERMAN OAKS, CALIFORNIA STc1te 4-6668 J. M. MCCONNELL ELMER NELSON CALIFORNIA ORTHOPEDIC CO. S E N I O R S 2012 Wilshire Boulevard LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA WE WELCOME YOUNG DOCTORS DUnkirk 3-3331 Free Parking ORANGE COUNTY Compliments of A OSTEOPATHIC SOCIETY J. GORDON HATEIELD, D.O. JACK R. SCOLES, D.O. Glendale Hospital Glendale, California: Frank Barnes Eugene Arellano Robert Babcoke James Long David Kintner Robert Newhouse Wyndham Mooring Monte Sano Hospital Los Angeles, California: Muriel Kendrick Joel Kowan Victor Pilson Robert Seaman Doctors Hospital Los Angeles, California: Merwin Johnson Elmo Vincent Reynolcl Wood George DeLille Robert Goyette Horbert Kleyn Burbank Hospital Burbank, California: John Platt Robert Owens David Messenger James Redwine james Macy Alan Greenwald Parkview Hospital Los Angeles, California: Lowell Irwin Thomas Humphrey Milton Honigman Leonard Feinman Melvin Kornblatt IN TBRNSHIP APPOINTMENTS-1953 Magnolia-Los Cerritos Hospitals Long Beach, California: Albert Nelson Charles Manley Donald Cortum Russell Robinson Ralf Young LeRoy Lyon Don Larson San Gabriel Valley Hospital San Gabriel, California: Donald Newman Douglas Craven Reardon Dighr George Reyes Maywood Hospital Maywood, California: Eugene Streny Samuel Waxman Harry Steinberg Bernard Glatt Gilbert Mintz Civic Center Hospital Oakland, California: Leslie Claus Harold Montgomery Glenn Mahan Hillside Hospital San Diego, California: Marlin Fife Robert McClary Charles Kemp Calvin Harstad Bay View Hospital Bay Village, Ohio: Robert Bailey Charles Strohm Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital Lancaster, Pennsylvania: Walter Blumenson Donnovan Osteopathic Hospital Raton, New Mexico: James Franklin Dallas Osteopathic Hospital Dallas, Texas: James Martin Massachusetts Osteopathic Hospital Boston, Massachusetts: Donn Beeman Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital Los Angeles, California: Milton Baron Morrie Brandman Warren Campbell Douglas Chadney John Charles Joseph Chersky Wilbur Chew Philip Collinge David Coomer Harold Cozen Lester Crane Harold Drapkin William Gautschi Joseph Goldiisher Marshall Kahn Morris Kandel Herbert Krongold Joseph Leavitt Arnold Lindenbaum Herbert Marcus Harry Riegel Samuel Snyder Gustave Suffm Philip Yankowitz Willian Zwick DR. JORDAN M. PHILLIPS PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON TELEPHONE: Topaz 2-8181 If No Answer can Torrey 7-1787 H239 So. Lakewood Blvd. DOWNEY, CALIFORNIA a new and different hydrotherapy action... th e B I R T C H E R ': ALEX B. WILCOX, D.O. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON v I h , Practice Limited to Traumatic Orthopedics , 1 , Day and Night 6006 South We A Pt. 1-1185 Les Angeles 47, ct The entirely different hydromassage provided U by the Vibra-Bath introduces techniques not - -'---- A ---- ---'-- - s -I possible with other hydrotherapy equipment. The ifag,1.31:fi,,,,, ---V1 - hydropercussion of the thousands of warm WMM., '- air bubbles impinging upon every square ' ff L, W 1 BERNARD JACOBS, D,O, inch of the area being treated actively pro- N Physician and Surgeon motes circulation and serves as a most valuable adjuvant in a great many conditions. The Vibra-Bath is quite essential in all hospital hydrotherapy departments. The Vibra-Bath is also an excellent office unit for the busy general practitioner, 'for the dermatologist, the neuro-muscular diseases specialist, the orthopaedic surgeon, the pediatrist, and many other specialists. The massage stimuli of this effective concentration of hydropercussion is a most use- ful adjuvant in the after- care of amputation stumps. Send for the Handbook on Hyflromrzruzge by meant of the Vibm-Bath. ATION Please send me illustrated brochure on the Vibra-Bath. Name Dept. NO. Address City State Angeles 32, Calif. 9228 SOUTH CENTRAL . LOS ANGELES 2, CAL COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES J. MOUNT ll, D.O. FRED H. STONE, D.O. PEDIATRICS Congratulations and Best of Wishes to the Paul D. Holden, D.O. Pasadena, California Grader Inn Nnmber Two Dark Room Man 1 J? , M -V W .. -.4- . - -1-7' - 14' '!2r t.....,,,nE. -V - CJ: ,ix C5 EX wi va V3 Next it will be paper dolls Critique F Ray ' Number One Dark Room Man il. Congratulations! S'53 EI' I I 'H' n T I fm - l Jr. li'.F.?!HI, Z All services 'Queeg 2 Personally Supervised E 2 nosnm s. c.noMAN 3 Z rmmw cnomnu E. '-if ' 5 E 830 W. Washington Blvd. E E 2 vw-we T E : D'I9D D19'IJN Rlchmoml ' nmnrronx A Q Q LEE DOUGLAS, D.O., F.A.C.O.S. 2 201 ARON L. DOUGLAS, D.O. 1680 North Vine Street Hollywood 28 Compliments of PARK HOSPITAL - 4201 East 10th Street Long Beach, California MANLEY N. ANDERSON, D.O. Compliments of MODERN SURGICAL SUPPLY CORP. 1101 Temple Street LOS ANGELES 12, CALIFORNIA Congratulations and Best Wishes to Graduates HAROLD ROBBINS, D.O. RIVERSIDE, CAIIE. MAGNOLIA HOSPITAL AN osTEoPATHIc INSTITUTION Magnolia at Twenty-first Street LONG BEACH 6, CALIFORNIA Telephone 6-9901 CHARLES R. POITEVIN, D.O., Superintendent Man-was that exam tough! Qaaclfzew for MEDICAL OXYGEN SICKROOM SUPPLIES AMBULANCE CALL OUR MAIN OFFICE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . Rlchmoncl 7-5555 Best Wishes to the Graduates William J. Grasska, D.O. DUnkirk 3-8672 PRECISION PHOTO SERVICE CAMERAS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES FINE GRAIN FINISHING 31 I7 West Sixth Street Los Angeles 5, Calif Compliments of A FRIEND My Thanks... The 1953 volume of The CORTEX has been published and probably will be put aside until the pressure of final exams gives way to the leisure UD of summer vacation. Perhaps then, it will be reopened and more carefully read. It is for this second probable reading that The CORTEX has been compiled. if not only becomes my duty as Editor, to thank those people who have worked so hard for this publication, but it is my sincere desire to do so. My thanks go to the Senior advising editor Don Cortum for his untiring efforts in solving the problems of administration. ...to Assistant Editor Ken Rascoe who between politically campaigning for the office of Student Body President and planning next year's Cortex has been a busy man. ...to Layout and Art Editor Seymour Ruby Raynes who has spent hours of time and effort for this publication. ...to Business Manager Mel Wade by whose untiring efforts funds were made available Cand quickly spentj for the Cortex. Mel has set a precedent in reducing his cost of the advertising expenses toward the betterment of this book. ...to Ray Klefstad who not only faithfully performed his duty in processing and printing over 1500 photos for selection for the annual, but had to build the dark room first. to Doug Copley whose function as Portrait Photographer was well done? ...to Manny Triple-Threat Richter who provided copy, stimulation, and a New York accent in working up the City Maternity coverage. ...to Dewey Martin for his efforts whenever and wherever needed. ...to Gene Zornes for his well handled job on the fraternity sections. . . . to Freshmen Faust Copobianco, jean Gunn and john Bybee. ...to Sophomores Norton Humphreys, Bob West, Al Trunk, Tom Riley and Duncan McKellar. . . . to Juniors Laurel Brown, Bud Fairchild, Herman Scoblink, Bob Landau, Jo E. Kimbell, John Ingalls, Charles Kransdorf, Louis Laufer, Les Kaufman, Stan Moss and Lloyd Bowles. ...to Seniors Ralf Young, jim Franklin, Bob Owens, John Platt, LeRoy Lyons and Don Newman. ...to super-saleswomen Dolores Fisher and Laurel Brown who provided impetus to the whole staff by selling orders. Special thanks are due Bruce Manchan, Don Miller, Bill Donham, Tom Berry and Jim Feramisco who worked to build the new dark room in the Student Union, and not to be forgotten Don Hauck who loaned us his Power Saw and Drill. My personal thanks are also due to the many students Whose names I have undoubtably forgotten,to mention here, but whose efforts on behalf of the completion of the Cortex were most valuable and certainly indispensible. J.L.L. L' lv ' ' f?- 51 ' . ,dl -.,l ,f L,-f.-EW rv' 5 --. 7: fr-1,1--f ,f-121-1- .p: nf Fgw'-'-1.1-:fa lr x K, 'Q LrrA JJ.. 4 - ,V x,. - 4-,LM . ,M Z ,mkrgu 1-K-Y, -.lgfgzrfeell-I-:Z-'Yu . m ' Q 1, d , L , 1: ff ' iff ? A . , , ,YV , .-. J if ,. - V. H - E' f ,mnh yQ gfy' .., . .. .lv 5. , , , , WL I W ' v . 'Ye , -az P, ' ll if . Qt f ' W , --1 Lrg . . ' 'Jig 5 . ,511-. 1' 'I' . -wgvfwe f Af',,rJL'Q 1A , , I .fn WQWIF' , , - . x 7. ', ' A 1 T. il-1' , 1 , , '- RPN, . .-r-mg OR -- -. d 51.5 v.. .. 1- .. f L: L , - ' f ' ld F 'J' ' '-'.- Am ',f5.ZfL gj,-V. 4- . ' P,-If - -,lr - . .4-' LL ,, - ' .. h ': I. ' w . 1 -'J ' ' .V . D V ,, y 2 ' 1 v, '. 1 I J M g Q-9' V, Ah., U .im . A.Q.H L- -1 . v -. -, g ,va f I ,'4,f'tz -1.1. ' . A .. F '. ' My , x - 4 - A . '5 ' . I N ., K , ,JA J A. ,ffm -.r,., B 1., f gr' ,, .,' xfp 4 ' - 'y, rv! f , 4- nr , L a. ,,i.- .QW . -4: . -1' ' 'fe , Q-an H.+fl'fYH 3591 ' -A 1 -,u,'.:f':4'.ke4..-Tfilfzwfz' , . L H na A . '- ljgf' giQ5:y5.ugmQ.-'xg.,15:1f-gfwg.rggalcsaifgifgarw 3g.51g?T .l,11,,Tg,ar1-'gAg- 9, :L-i1IdEzfhzi.': !Laian'-E131P. -L,2l4::,miu:13l:?:4?..L13kff2iiiblxx,-LimISE! F ''-3?Si6'i.H2E'+..:'Hu:5QLaa1-11-'+af,,552 gm-,-...1,1.w:f.m'.:.-.. 'v..--.zw1.411nzv.p,-xg..-m4:L11..Lu.:.::Juw..Mf:i1:1f4-'W rf94!5QW,f - , ' fr-A-fl' 'bfi' fr , Jfgsifik ' 1,1-gewg li . 3. J '1- , 41 -nk ,M 1, -: rf -. 79 K. 'f ff :' mi UAH'-' . . , .Y-HJ' xg v' A -:Q,,, M , b P . 1 1' .nn , ' x ' 1 , V 1 X V 5 X , Q .1 JH Wa I 1' -A v n, 1, .Wim I '5n, mar' 'Wi I if ' -u . lf '13, , N., a. L L44 r -,L e.'ZP1.1 ' az dt , , ff .pr 'LJ IQ f .' 'v ,.!,-5. 171 1 ne, I ,L 'M 0-rf' 'V' H-fi' '11 .4 'Fax fl -,.w ' i.' ff -,ff '- -I 'ff 'Q Cv if 1 1 'AQ 2' 1 V' I3 1-:uw fxltglx B -5:1-'.jA:l , V--1' I J 1 :ff IQ .I .. g .- 15 1 n V 4 ., 2 J V .-' :,3g I 'fJ1'f' .HC 1 11,1-.. iljirifi-Q .fx 1-ny: .1 2'-31 ll?-f'I'ilT'! f T2:2 1fa1'i1ff1 L-1-, ,,Q,w?'qx . ? ' 9 , I 1 JF Y . ld f aff- 1 ffm - 5 4. V: -ig J 'wg' 1 ' ini .Mi . .fy ' , :men ' 1 QU- ' . . ' 1 . . J, ,-4, , l . -. f ' i QQ, 1 ' in ' ' 1 .- . 1' i 'I.f'1 . ' 'ff 1 f ffisii, J' ' 4 Jia!!! . ' '1 i .'x:g': V ' , 'iff ' 1- W ,- ' . ,- .v 5' L ' 4j'zj - . X.. s, Q I , ,ec - A I A gy, f -xx - v f . 1 2'-a-aff:-vi - A . - ,- , .- wmv 1-'4-, ' 9 , , , vf 1' , ' '- 'f 5f1agFr5ffE:ls.- ' ., v K ,qzurfzgazr 1 W- -Q f wi., wJ:.'-.... ' '- V ' , 4 :',:Er:a'1f61 ' Us , -,L 1.g.p1..1.1 1 ,,,.,.,..1-. ' X 0 V V . - , l.'fiv.s!s'5-2 Q 31- u ' ' Q -Q1 ' 'V A : 53453. - 4, M . 1 , 1:5 , 2.-ggi, , , A 13.1.-1, s :- -,- - :rg , ' 4 f' ' 'ifziiu IH.. fig' y o. .' 'Irf ga' ,L . 1:-'.1.-el I -:-,.':'g-,: 1: ' , X . 1: siiiiiiiiilf ' - 1:r'nta2?5'S 'f . .'7'f15,n 56131523 y , -.W ..., , ,, , - :mee-117 W- H ,ff sF,':,g2i?' , - f.. ,Fi zifsgggzger - gafff ' 1' 1 UCSD Z' ' mwiifa , ' ' D ' ' ' f5ii?:?f:?f,Q1 T v!'?'!'P 1 3551- 1 'X '...7 , . am - , --.. '..Z.'T1'11lf'1 - . ' ' . ' 5- ' 1' :iZ1..i' . ',1.f.p.:. , 5 V-slew' 1 : lc' , .-...Qvifv 15' Il'.'.!T'. - ' - ' , fuzz: ..,,..,. s - . 4 .i.1:a:if ' mflfza zn- ' I I ' J' EE Easifix:- -.F ' ies? W , 11555 'Wu- 1 5. fi: .:E3!f1i'? 1' :L 1 I i 0 . :A.?5r': . .fi 'Ha-xdiv A. 1 When YOU think Insurance When YOU need Insurance When YOU huy Insurance Call PAUL A. IOI-INSON 3692 River Road Toledo ILL, Ohio 382-5338 THE COLUMBUS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. SCHEMENAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Holland, Ohio Weive rolled out the red carpet! Come see our wide selection of flowers. Come browse in our gift gallery. We'll treat you royally at Cooper's. JOE I. COOPER FLORISTS 2040 South Byrne Road Heatherdowns Village Shopping Center Toledo, Ohio 335-4651 GEMPEL-STONE PRO HARDWARE Your South Toledo Most Complete Stock of Hardware, Gifts, and Sporting Goods REMEMBER OUR ADDRESS 1609 Broadway fnear Southj We Deliver Free Also - Layaways without Carrying Charge K. . .-'Z 1 s.. L M M54 . X ' ' N I I-n,.. Mercy student nurses Aline Clark, Linda Nadeau, and Karen Heilman give their patient a treal. MERCY SCI-IUOI.. OF NURSING Accredited by the National League of Nursing GLASS GREAT LAKES INSURANCE INC. Replaced in Alum and Wood Windows SpeciaI.Price Just Mention Ad ' Complete Insurance Coverage DANIS HARDWARE I 228 Superior St. Toledo, Ohio 3333 Stickney Telephone 24-6-2000 I52 Political democracy, as it exists and practically works in America, with all its threatening evils, supplies a training- school for making first-class men. It is life's gymnasium, not of good only, but of all.'7 - Walt Wliitman POLITICAL INFORMATION LEAGUE OF TEAMSTERS PAUL L. STEINBERG STANLEY RASZKA Director Chairman The Knights, Karen and Kathy, engage in a friendly' duel during a coffee break at their father's office. HUEBNER, CAVANAUGH, Sz KNIGHT CO 225 Superior St. 241-5133 Q The Store Julie Doyle Patronizes CROIVILY DRUG STORE 1917 Airport Hwy. 385-2911 THE DISALLE PLATING 81 DIE CASTING CO., INC. Toledo, Ohio I53 PAGE GLASS 81 MIRROR CO. Thermopane - Mirrors Tub St Shower Enclosures Storm 81 Screen Repair Table Tops Lionel Page Phone 605 Maumee Ave. 242-3832 JAMES O.-GAMBLE Metropolitan Insurance Consultant METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 1817-1819 Madison Ave. Box 923 Toledo, Ohio 43624 Office: 243-5104 Home: 531-1741 PERRYSBURG PHARMACY 110 W. S. Boundary Perryshurg 8744-4-361 Q'Serving You in Sickness St in Health Is Our First Concernn I. asia Cosmetics Russell Stover Candies Congratulations to each 1967 graduate Prescriptions Filled Delivery This is only the beginning of your career I54 I hope that each of you will go on to great er accomplishments. Mr. Ted King, Jr. AI xg - GLENDALE LEADER DRUG STORE 2014 Glendale Avenue Toledo, Ohio 382-3463 Free Prescription Delivery LAMP SHADES RECOVERED Hand Sewn Custom Design lf. I a 'X if -ZS 5 'T x gig-kim va? N gsm' V ,Tiff - 5 . if 1 ' - ug .H ek? 1 ' - Q . 3 .. -f H. U E , ,L ---- - ge.-i f-lf. I . 'ss' J .gslita jnamay 2545 Navarre Ave. Oregon, Ohio 693-4013 693-3508 TOM I. SALLAH REALTY CO. 803 Spitzer Building RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL 536-4347 243-9248 WE? Q. -lf , .if lllbaetll A N ,, In ' 1 a lie lk I e-1491 El? 5+ I , J 9,314-T I iu1'f3-.:g- fl 1. The atmosphere of Atlas Bridal Shop places Cathy Wakeiield in a lovely dream. ATLAS BRIDAL SHOP 2932 Lagrange 729-2521 l55 You can expect . . . and will get . Experienced Counseling and Professional Placement at SAUTTER EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 610 Home Federal Bldg. Toledo, Ohio DONALDSON FORD, INC. Phone 2434271 Maumee, Ohio 893-6541 3217 South Avenue Phone: 382-4604 FISH pc:-:IPS g VOEGELI Blfios. CARRY OUT ORDERS EV. 2-9871 it M Heating, Roofing SZ Sheet Metal 515 Spencer Street Toledo 9, Ohio I56 if RRS 310 TOMLINSON REXALL DRUGS 308 Conant St. Maumee, Ohio TW3-1521 I-IOUCICS REXALL DRUGS MYERS REXALL PHARMACY 102 Louisiana Ave. 201 Superior Perrysburg, Ohio Rossford, Ohio TR 4-4313 693-3413 REXALL DRUG STORES X X N .IIIIIQIIES IUIFFIIIIES X 2637 Bancroft West Toledo, Ohio 43607 Bus. 531-3771 Res. 382-3377 ' 1 1' fi Eiw.i'iX 5259 ff' 75 7 haf I1 v ' W ,Q E N 'X ff' f 11 i f JACQUES WILKERSON master hair stylist - sculptor V APPLIANCE PARTS SUPPLY COMPANY Parts and Supplies for All Makes Wash Machines 235 Broadway THE HARD TYMES Toledo 4, Ohio Courier Recording Artists Skip, Dave, Ken, John, 81 Brian TOLEDO BLUE PRINT Sz PAPER CO. 316 Superior Toledo 4, Ohio p lghirggg ' K , ' C el' -DRINK . Wh CocA.coLA BoTTL1No oo. or oH1o 474-5481 Toledo, Ohio FRANCIS A, HIGHLAND LANES PIETRYKQWSKI RECREATION CENTER 3835 Airport Highway 16 lanes 12 pool tables Open 24 Hours Daily J d Refreshments Snack Bar U ge 382-2421 of Juvenile and Domestic Relations Proprietors Court Russ ez Wes HENCK a BILL BUNDE I , ll mm cm, l 1 .MJ 5 GQSIIIIIIEIIIIII I -P Q W-:,.s ,m I al l U ii W 1 it ' t o l l L THE A TGWN CLUB , S'er01bg '7E2lea'of9 'Fbest People Six-0-Six Adams St. Toledo, Ohio Julie Doyle gets a preview of what J im Pollex will be wearin prom this spring. g to the CHAMPION CLEANERS 1542 South St. EV 2-7131 i' if it- iii i Cathy Wakefield enjoys a mall at her favorite drive-in. WHITE HUT DRIVE-INS BOOKMAN South End Cleaners and Laundry 650 Western Avenue 243-7028 243-57144 THE MODERN PRINTING CO., INC. Programs Publications Printings of all types 954 Phillips Ave. 479-9101 Confident and secure, Cathy Wakefield types her term paper on a typewriter serviced by Hanke. HANKE TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE 909 Madison Ave. CH 6-3039 Mr. Mclntire leases daughter Mary Lou, who can hardly wait t see the new coiffure. JAMES, BEAUTY SALONS 315 Erie Westgate near Topps 244-3084 Heatherdowns 81 Key 478-1591 893-44-71 DIBLING FLOOR COVERINC Carpets Ceramic Wall tile Window shades Linoleum 321 Conant Maumee l6l nuns! null 11 Iillhv- miss-ew . !I1 REMODELING BY --3' ' 3.1 BELVILLE BUILDERS I ' Residential Commercial 1:11 :EEE Kitchens 5 Siding E Rec. Rooms gi Swimming Pools Q Bathrooms Roofing ,W li Porch Enclos. I ' Dormers STORE FRONTS ' I A Free Estimates Call . . . Thtelrfse Bissonnette visits her friendly National Life Insurance i 1011 Starr E Written Guarantee Fully Insured INSURANCE CO. FHA Terms Z U C C A R E L L CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE -Neurocalometer Graphs- 5 I I0 I0 5 0 5 I0 BEFORE AFTER CORRECTION CORRECTION Two graphs of patient suffering migrane headaches IF YOU HAVE A HEALTH PROBLEM HAVE YOUR SPINE CHECKED - A lantern is just what Beth Ragan needs for her boat. Mr. Mel Joh Treatments Appolntment of Harrison Marina helps her pick one out. CALL GR 2-1551 2854M SYLVANIA AVENUE fBetween Douglas 8. Secorj HARRISON MARINA, INC 34.80 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio The Finest in Homes Jim Pauken KEN MOSSING BUILDER THE HOUSE OF BODENSTEDT General Contractor 2105 Belvedere Dr. Toledo, Ohio 3164 Bellevue Road 893-1292 479-7501 ORT TOOL 81 DIE CORPORATION Tools - Dies - Jigs - Fixtures Plastic Moulds Special Machines lOO5 Streetman Rd. Erie, Michigan Phone Erie, Michigan Vlctor 8-6845 Toledo Phone 242-6262 ANGELO MILANO U'NEEDA 8 Cl.EANERS'I.AUNDRY Whmmmhrww amnmatwmazawmmaa ' Prompt and Courteous Pick up and Delivery Service f U-asap-A Cousins Sue Hertzfeld and ,Chris Stengle show off the latest Chevy f 1 rom Steng e Auto Sales. , X V CLEANERYLAUNDRY .. A ' l we 'Dim aasmfmf if W 9 1' -1-'S Ca . STENGLE AUTO SALES 382-5501 323331 1291 Conant St. Maumee LOOK FOR THE GOLDEN ARCHES E Y-L t o dsis E X ... ' ...1 ig -:r ':!:::?:'., .l 'Eff 5 ' E y Where Quality Starts Fresh Every Day I64 ZACHMAN AND ASSOCIATES, INC. REALTORS Maumee Perrysburg 893-3391 874-7948 UNIVERSITY PONTIAC Bowling Green fDrive a little - save a Iotj RAY KAY - Dealer Open Mon. Wed. Fri. till 9 P.M. CAR DEALER SUPPLY CO. 418 Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg, Ohio 893-1883 Banners Pennants Advertising specialties PHILLIPS 66 TURNPIKE SERVICE LUBE TUNE UP TIRES CAR WASH BATTERIES BRAKE SERVICE DICK CHAPPUIS fDealerj 2510 S, Reynolds Rd. Maumee, Ohio 893-0350 W3 UM TV Pete-Pepper is the topic of conversation for Karen Metres and the manager of Walford's. WALF ORD FAMILY STORES 1506 Broadway Reynolds Corners Port Clinton, Ohio The stores that have everything. With Snoopy as their leader, the fearless fighters of 307 are not daunted by the threats of the Red Baron. HOMEROOM 307 cm I b U F4 c x n O av 'U O :U If -I O z U -I O I' HI U 0 0 :c O O OH DO, LE 'TO ATION RPOR C0 X EU GLADI ,Q , -.,i:,yz,m : f , ,3- :'-HJ f-29, ff. . 1- . .-4,ggg,wpf:..5g, .,:,-- E.- :ff-sl - .V .l f. -ff Zxffim i- f 'f i ,: .-,J -' 1-i-5, :gf ,za - f. V -viz,-5 4'.' if -A-11311L35e12:3sgeT11-wat 'wi . - f.-at-L':t:1K4? A' ,.., fag, ,nl . Y' J' ,A . A..-. x . ENJOY LIFE-?,Tff UT OFTEN 'W ' 4693! . if- ' . A -f 1,.'if ' Wi, fvf. I , 5 GLADIEUX CORPORATION TOLEDO, OHIO GVTD .l.V?:lOdHOD X03 NO Ol 31 'OG HO 0 -ONEIDA SUPPLY COMPANY 728 George St. Toledo, Ohio 243-1291 Barrett Roofing Johns-Manville Roofing Philip-Carey Roofing Sta-Dri Masonry Paint Monsanto Vinyl Siding Sz Gutter Alcoa Siding SZ Gutter A A - 'A 1 Kaiser Siding PHOENIX LUMBER AND HOME Reylwlds Soffit IMPROVEMENT SERVICE I66 2930 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio Serving Toledo Over a Half-Century V , . .n I 5 ,Wt-' mf. 1 55 Q1Q1,EfQElxQ fi 2 ri HOUCICS REXALL DRUG STORE 102 Louisiana Avenue Perrysburg, Ohio PREsoR1PT1oN HEADQUARTERS We Deliver I wonder if they have a 'sweet sixteen' birthday card for a boy, ponders Pat Cassidy. I-IOUCIICS REXALL DRUG STORE 102 Louisiana Avenue Perryshurg' THE CILMARIAN STAFF CO-EDITORS Lyn Pollex Terry Dent BUSINESS MANAGERS Priscilla Wawrzyniak Iudi Szilak SECTION EDITORS INTRODUCTION Kris Trudeau Jane FitzGerald UNDERCLASS Carol Webb Martha Kniep Rose Ann Koschinski SENIORS Cynthia Klein ,Ioan English Cassie Demski 3,74 - FACULTY-ACADEMICS .lane Sheehy Cathy Wakefield - ' V ACTIVITIES Molly Higgins 'X ff'-I Mary lane Weber 'W D lean Floyd I H - PHOTOGRAPHY Andrea Misejka I67 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Babel Friends of McAuley A 81 A Sunoco Service iAbel Body Shop Mr. Gary Abel Mr. James Abele Dr. and Mrs. James Adams Mr. and Mrs. Fred Addis Advance Advertising Service Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Albrecht All-Risk Insurance Co. Al's Restaurant American Discount Mrs. C. Amicucci Angelo's Spaghetti House Mr. and Mrs. James Annarino Ansted's Bakery Mr. Victor Antolini Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Armstrong, Jr. Mrs. Alfred Baratta Beakas Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. William Bebell Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beckman The Frank W. Bensch Co., Inc. H. H. Birkenkamp Funeral Home, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Blazey Mr. and Mrs. James Boney Mr. Charles Lyle Boyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Braker, Jr. The Brandel Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brennan Rev. James P. Brogan Miss Mary Gale Buerk Mrs. Signa Buerk Buettner Printing Co. Butler Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. William Cahill Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Carens Caseyis Insurance Services Casey's Watch 82 Clock Shop Mr. and Mrs. William Cassidy Chambers Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Cole Colonial Leader Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Comte Congressman Ashley I68 Inc. Courtesy Cleaners James Coyle Sz Son Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coyle The Thomas Crossen Family Dr. Bernard Cullen Mr. and Mrs. John M. Curtas CYO of St. James Dale Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dane Mrs. Mintia Danford Davis Custom Cleaners Mr. Larry L. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Davis R. F. DeBrock Lawrence Deiger Steven Deters Donald P. DeMars Charles Douglas Charles A. Downing A. E. Dreps Mr. and Mrs. R. J. DuMont Mr. and Mrs. Burt Dybala, Jr. Mrs. Betty Early Eastmoreland Rexall Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Eck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ehrman Mrs. Charles Elliott Express Cartage Co. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Angelo F. Fanelly Donald W. Feehan Joseph Feher James E. Fenton, Jr Fischer Alan Fisher John E. Florian Thomas Flynn Michael J. Flys Fort Meigs Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rev. William Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fox C. F. Frederick Friemoth Walter C. Friend Future Business Leaders of America Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cable Jack Gaffney John P. Gagnet Roland Cagnet Rt. Rev. Anthony Gallagher Garretts' Shell Service Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gdowik Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Giles Ginos, Broadway Gloria's Beauti Pleat y Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Gomoll Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Good Amy Good Dr. and Mrs. Robert Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gorman Mrs. Millie Gravlin Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gray The Griddle Cake Mr. and Mrs. John P. Grindle Mr. Williani L. Haas Mr. and Mrs. George A. Haffelder, Jr. Hanus Family Harold's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Harms Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hayden I-Iecht's Auto Service Eddie Heer Bowling Supplies, Inc. Paulette and Annette Heinlin Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Higgins Holt Roofing Co. Holy Angels School, Sandusky Homeroom 202 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howard Immaculate Conception CYO Jack's Sinclair Jagelis Supermarket Mrs. Deborah R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kaczala Kaczmarek-81-Company Mr. Daniel Kauss Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kauss Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly Mr. Joe H. Kenower Kessler's Market Keystone Auto Glass Miss Cynthia Klein Miss Cheryl Klockowski Knights of Columbus Insurance Mr. and Mrs. James Kolinski St David The Kolbe Photographic Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kowalski Mr. Cletus G. Kowalski P. J. Kranz Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kranz Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kujawa Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lee 81 Family Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lehr Mr. and Mrs. A. Lewandowski Mr. Ed Lewandowski Miss Kathy Lewandowski Lindsay Food Products Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Logiudice Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lovejoy Mr. and Mrs. Ray Luken Mrs. George M. Madden Miss Carol Malak Marian - Lee Hairstylists Mr. Ernest H. Marks Martin Sager's Body Shop Mason - Dardenne Funeral Home Mrs. Mildred Mattimore Dr. and Mrs. John A. Mattoni Maumee Ceramics Rev. John A. McClure Dr. F. McGrath Miss Nancy L. McHugh Mrs. Margaret MeKimm McKimmy-Elliott Wholesale Kitchen Specialists Miss Kathryn McLaughlin Al Mehling Sz Son Co. Mel's TV and Radio Service Mercy Hospital, Tiffin, Ohio Miss Karen Mettes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mettes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michalski Mickel's Paint and Garden Center Midget Market Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mika Mr. and Mrs. La Von Miller Miller's Cafe Milo's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. E. Mitchell Moore's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Owen Moore Miss Treva Moore Rev. Joseph Mrowca My Shop Fashions Navy Mothers of America No. 351180 Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Nusbaum O,Connor Welding Mr. and Mrs. David Orzechowski Mr. Casimir V. Orlowski Miss Mary Ann Osterhage Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Osterhage Rev. John P. Pasqualin Mr. and Mrs. Crrin C. Pero Personal Cleaners Don Petrie - Hardware, Plumbing, H The Don Pinciotti Family eating I69 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pinciotti Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Pinski Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Poland The Pollex Family Jerry Porter Radio and TV Miss Frances Powell Mr. George A. Presser, Sr. Miss Claudia Ann Ramisch Mr. and Mrs. William Rauch Mr. Paul Raymond Miss Therese E. Raymond Mr. O. W. Regan Mr. and Mrs. James Reid Mrs. John Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Reinhart Rev. Robert J. Reinhart Major and Mrs. Henry W. Rejent The Renard Family Miss Myra Anne Ruetz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ruetz Mr. and Mrs. John Robb Miss Jean Rodriguez Miss Virginia Rodriguez Mr. Thomas Joseph Ryan Mr. Richard N. Sabbagh St. Charles School St. Francis DeSales Elementary School St. Mary's School, Kirby, Ohio St. Mary School, Vermilion, Ohio St. Stanislaus Parish St. Vincent de Paul School St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing Samis Citgo Sandy's Beauty Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. John Sarchiz Mrs. Catherine Satteriield Mr. and Mrs. Florian Sattler Save Way Market - Red Sz VVhite Mr. and Mrs. William J. Schlageter Schmenk Refrigerator 81 Appliance Repair Mr. and Mrs. John Schreiber The Schuchard Family Mr. Joseph G. Schmuhl 7-ll Carry Out Siegel's Pharmacy Mrs. Anna Simon Simonis Appliance Repair Sloan's Floor Covering Mrs. Amelia M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Smith Mrs. Ora L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clem Sottek 8z Family l70 ' The Robert Spino Family Perrysburg Sport Shop The Stechschulte Family Mr. Alan Strowger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stubblefield The Surf Supper Club Mr. and Mrs. Byron G. Suter Mr. and Mrs. James N. Sutter The Charles Sutts Family Swanton K-C Bowling Lanes Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Sydlowski Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Szabo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Szczepanski Mr. and Mrs. Albert Szilak Miss Kathleen A. Szkutnik Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Szymanski Barb and Therese Skag Miss Jan Stinchcomb Dr. Frank W. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John A. Taylor Teens and Queens Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Tillman Ill Mr. Hazen Tilton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Timar Timi's Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Toerne, Sr. Toledo Printing Company Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tomaszewski Mr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Toth Mr. Karl U. Trudeau Frances Tucker Mr. and Mrs. J. M. VanLoon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Max F. Veitch Sandy Veitch fBilliard Captainj Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vinson Mr. John K. Wakelin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Walker Mrs. Nellie Walker Rt. Rev. Max J. Walz Mr. Nathaniel Ward E. B. Warren Flowers Mr. John D. Walthall Wayne Super Market Westland Lanes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph X. Wheaton Miss Mary Alice Williams Harold G. Williams Family Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Wood Mrs. Blanche Wooden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Worona Tony Wroblewski Post 41218, Dartball Team ANNARINO, MARCIA S. Ath. Club 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4. AZBART, MARSHA M. Ath. Club 1, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4-vice-pres., JCWA 3, 4, QA 1, 2, 3, 4. BAGROWSKI, ELAINE E. CSMC 2, 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4, Science Club 4, FTA 2, 3. BAGROWSKI, PAT C. CSMC 4, FBLA 4, JCWA 3, 4, FTA 1, 2. BARATTA, CATHERINE A. Chess Club I, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Hootenanny Club 3, Library Club 4, MHS 2, 3,' 4, NHS 3, 4, QA 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, JCL 1, 2, 3, 4. BARTHOLOMY, DEANNA K. CSMC 4, JCWA 4, NHS 4, FTA 2, JCL 1, 2. BARTKOWIAK, ANNETTE L. Ath. Club 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4, Library Club 4. BISSONNETTE, THERESE M. Chess Club 1, 2, Class Officer 2-pres., Dramateers 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Genesians 4, Homeroom Officer 1-pres., 4-pres., QA 1, 2, Sodality 1. BOELLNER, MARTHA H. CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4, QA 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3-treas., 4-vice-pres. BOELLNER, MARY E. CSMC 1, 2, 3-vice-pres., 4-pres., J CWA 3, 4, MHS 2, 3, 4, QA 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 4. BOHNETT, SHEILA A. HCC 1, 2, 3, Library Club 3-sec.-treas., 4, QA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, JCL 1, 2, 3, 4-pres. BOTTE, MARY M. Camera Club 4, FBLA 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4. BROWN, JOYCE L. Genesians 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, HCC 3, Hootenanny Club 3, Library Club 3, 4. CARENS, MARYANN H. Ath. Club 1, 2, CAA 3, Dramateers 2, HCC 1, Science Club 4, JRC 2, 3, 4. CASSIDY, SHARON R. FBLA 3, HCC 4-treas. COLLINS, MAUREEN CAA 1, 2, 4, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3-vice-pres., Dramateers 1, 2, Genesiaxns 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2-pres., Hootenanny Club 3, QA 2, 3, 4, SC Chairman 4. COMTE, CAROL J . ' CAA 1, Dramateers 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, J CWA 4. COYLE, CATHERINE C. CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2-sec., Dramateers 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Genesians 3-sec., 4-pres., Glee Club 3, 4,Hootenanny Club 2, 3, QA 1, 2, 3, 4. CZUBACHOWSKI, SANDRA A. Dramateers 2, JCWA 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4-sec-treas,, QA 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3. 4, FTA 2, 3, 4. DEGNAN, MARY P. Dramateers 1, FBLA 1, 4. DEMSKI, CASSIE L. Ath. Club 3, 4, EMERALD 4, GILMAR- IAN 4, Homeroom Officer 3-vice-pres., 4- treas., JCWA 3, 4, FTA 3, 4: JRC 3. DENT, REBECKA A. Dramateers 1, Chorus 1, Genesians 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, JCL 1, 2-treas., 3. DENT, TERRY E. Class Officer 1-sec., Dramateers 1, 2, Senior Director EMERALD 4, Chorus 1, Genesians 3, GILMARIAN 4, Glee Club 3, Homeroom Officer 3-sec., QA 3. DOWNING, MARIANNE Class Officer 1-vice-pres., 4-sec., Drama- teers 1, 2, Genesians 3, Homeroom Of- ficer 1-pres., 2-pres., Hootenanny Club 3- pres., Sodality 1, FTA 1, 2, 3-sec., JCL 1. DUGAN, CHRISTINE M. Camera Club 4, FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4, JCWA 2, 3. DUNHAM, WINIFRED A. CAA 1, 2-chairman, 3-chairman, 4, Home- room Officer 1-pres. DYBALA, LINDA J . CSMC 4, FBLA 4, Genesians 3, 4, HCC 4, Hootenanny Club 4, J CWA 4. ELTON, CAROLINE A. Dramateers I, 2, Genesians 3, 4, Home- room Officer 1, 3, 4, JCWA 4, NHS 3, 4-treas., QA 3, 4, SC co-chairman, FTA 2, 3, 4. ENGLISH, JOAN E. ' Ath. Club 1, 3, 4, CAA 4, Dramateers 1, 2, EMERALD 4, Chorus 1, Genesians 3, 4, GILMARIAN 4, Glee Club 3, HCC 1, Homeroom Officer 1-sec., 2-pres., 4-vice-pres., J CWA 3, 4. EWALD, SUZANNE M. Ath. Club 2, 3, 4, Dramateers 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, JCWA 3, 4, QA 3. FALIL NANCY L. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 4-vice- pres., Dramateers 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Gene- sians 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, HCC 1, 2, Homeroom Officer 2-pres., 3-pres., Hoote- nanrry Club 3, JRC 3, 4, Sodality 2. FEEHAN, SUSAN E. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, Dramateers 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, JCWA 3-sec., 4- pres., QA 1, 2, 3, 4, SC Officer 2-treas., FTA 2. FETTING, MARGARET M. Dramateers 1, 2, FBLA 2, 3, 4. FITZGERALD, JANE E. Chess Club 1, Dramateers 1, 2, EMER- ALD 4-editor, GILMARIAN 4, Homeroom Officer 1-vice-pres., Hootenanny Club 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4-pres., QA 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4. FLOYD, J EANNE M. Ath. Club 1, 2, Camera Club 2, 3, CAA 3, 4, Dramateers 1, 2, EMERALD 4, Chorus 1, Genesians 3, 4, GILMARIAN 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, J CWA 3. FORNIA, CAROL A. V CSMC 4, HCC 4, Library Club 4. GAGNET, CATHY L.- Camera Club 1, Dramateers 2, Chorus 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Home- room Officer 1-sec., 2-pres., 3-vice-pres., Hootenanny Club 3, QA 3, 4, SC 3-co- chairman, 4-chairman, FTA 2. GAGNET, SUZANNE M. SC chairmaxn 4, Dramateers 1, 2, Gene- sians 3, NHS 4, Orchestra 1, 2, QA 2, 3-vice-pres., 4-pres. GARN, MARGARET NL, Dramateers 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3'-pres., Hootenanny Club 3-sec., JCWA 3, 4, NHS 2, 3, 4-vice-pres., QA,2, 3, So- dality 2, 3. GOOD, AMELIA R. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Cam- ra Club 3, 4, HCC 2-treas., 3-pres., Home- room Officer 1-treas., 4-treas. ' GRADEN, J EANNE L. Chess Club 1, FBLA 4, Chorus 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Hoote- nanny Club 3, FTA 3. GRAY, J OANNE M. FBLA 3, 4. GRAY, MARGIE CAA 1, 2, 3, 4. GREGORY, MICHELE J. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3-sec., .4-pres., Dramateers 1, 2, FBLA 2, 3, 4, HCC 1, JCWA 1, JRC 1, 2-vice-pres., 3, 4. HAHN, SUSAN L. CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, JCWA 3, 4, QA 1, 2, 3, 4, JRC 2, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, So- dality 1, 2, 3. HANUS, MARGARET S. Chess Club 1, Dramateers 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Library Club 4, QA 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4-vice-pres., JCL 1, 2. HEINLIN, PAULETTE E. Genesians 3, 4, Hootenanlny Club 3, QA 2, 3, Sodality 2, 3. HERTZFELD, SANDRA L. ' Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 4-vice-pres., Chess Club 1, 2, Dramateers 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Gene- sians 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Hootenanny Club 3, QA 2, 3, Sodality 1, JCL 1, 2. HIGGINS, MOLLY A. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramateers 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, EME- RALD 4, GILMARIAN 4, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, JCWA 3, 4. HOFMANN, MARY P. Dramateers 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, Home- room Officer 1-vice-pres., 3-treas., 4-sec., J CWA 3. HOMIER, PATRICIA J . Homeroom Officer 1-sec., QA 2, 3, So- dality 2, 3, JCL I, 2. HUMM, SUSAN J . Camera Club 4, FBLA 3, 4, JCWA 3, QA 1. KAUSS,JANICE A. , FBLA 1, 2, 4, Chorus 2, Glee Club 3, 4. KERSTETTER, NINETTE M. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, Dramateers 1, 2, Gene- sians 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 1-vice- pres., 3-vice-pres., JCWA 3, 4, QA 1, 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3. KLEIN, CYNTHIA C. Dramateers 1, 2, EMERALD 4, Genesians 3, 4, GILMARIAN 4, Homeroom Officer 2-treas., 3-treas., 4-sec., JCWA 3, 4. KLOCKOWSKI, CHERYL A. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramateers 1, 2, Genesians 3, Hootevnanny Club 3, JRC 3, 4-vice-pres. KNIGHT, KATHLEEN A. Dramateers 1, 2, Genesians 3, 4, Hoote- nanny Club 3, 4, QA I, Sodality 1. KONCZAL, LINDA M. Dramateers 1, 2, FBLA 3, Genesians 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4, QA 2, 3, JCL 1, 2. KONST, ELIZABETH A. CSMC 3, Chorus 2, Glee Club 3, 4, J CWA 3-treas., 4, Library Club 3, 4, QA 2, 3, Sodality 2, 3, FTA 3, 4-pres. KRIES, PATRICIA A. FBLA 3, 4, J CWA 3. I7l KRUMEL, DIANNE L. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 CSMC 1, 2, 33 Class Officer 3-treas.3 HCC 1, 23 JCWA 23 QA 1, 23 JRC 3, 43 Soclality 1. LAHEY, COLLEEN F. Ath. Club 3 , 43 Dramateers 1, 23 FBLA 2, 3, 43 Genesians 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. LANDOWSKI, THERESA FBLA 43 HCC 23 QA 1, 2. LEWANDOWSKI, KATHLEEN Camera Club 3, 43 CSMC 1, 23 JCWA 33 QA 1, 23 JRC 3, 4. LEWANDOWSKI, NANCY A. Dramateers 23 Hootenanny Club 3, 43 J CWA 33 MHS 2, 3-vice-pres., 4-pres.3 NHS 2, 33 QA 2, 33 Sodality 2, 33 FTA 2, 3, 43 JCL 1, 2, 3. LOPEZ, CARMEN Dramateers 13 FBLA 3, 4g Chorus 2. MACHINSKI, JUDITH M. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramateers 23 Chorus 1, 23 Genesians 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 HCC 1, 23 Hootenanny Club 43 JCWA 3, 4. MALAK, CAROL A. CAA 2, 33 Dramateers 1, 23 Chorus 13 JCWA 33 Library Club 3, 43 QA 2, 3, 43 JRC 23 Sodality 2, 3, 4. McFADDEN, COLEEN M. Dramateers 13 FBLA 43 Science Club 2. McGUIRE, SUSANNE M. Camera Club 43 Dramateers 1, 23 FBLA 2, 3, 4'-PBDJ Homeroom Officer 3-tres. METTES, KAREN M. Dramateers 23 FBLA 2, 3, 4g Chorus 13 Genesians 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Home- room Officer 1, 2, 3. MISEJKA, ANDREA L. Ath. Club lg Camera Club 2, 3-vice-pres., 4-pres.3 CAA 1, 3, 43 CSMC 2, 33 Drama- tecrs 1, 23 EMERALD 43 Genesians 33 GILMARIAN 2, 4. MULLER, KATHLEEN M. CAA 43 J CWA 3 NALLY, CATHERINE M. CAA lg CSMC 1, 2, 3g Class Officer 1- PICS.: Dramateers 1, 23 Genesians 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 1-pres.3 NHS '43 QA 2, 3, 43 SC Officer 3-sec., 4-vice-pres.3 FTA 1, 2, 3. NINNEMAN, ANN M. Class Officer 3-pres.3 FBLA 3, 4-pres.3 Homeroom Officer 2-treas.3 JCWA 43 NHS 3, 43 QA 3: JCL 1. NOPPER, CHRISTINE M. Dramateers 1, 23 FBLA 3, 4-sec.3 Gene- sians 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 2-treas.3 JCWA 3, 43 QA 3. O'BRIEN, SUSAN M. Dramateers 1, 23 Homeroom Officer 2, 3- vice-pres.3 JCWA 33 QA 33 FTA 1, 2. OLD, VIRGINIA M. CSMC 43 Homeroom Officer 43 Hoote- nanny Club 3g QA 1, 4. OLSZANSKI, CATHY J . CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 13 JCWA 3, 43 NHS 43 QA 1, 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4-lib.3 FTA 2, 3,-vice-pres.3 JCL 1, 2. O'REILLY, PATRICIA L. Ath. Club 33 Camera Club 1-treas., 2- treas., 3-treas., 4-vice-pres.3 Genesians 43 Homeroom Officer Zvice-pres.3 JCWA 3, 43 QA 2. O'SHEA, MAUREEN G. Homeroom Officer 4-sec.3 Hootenanny Club 3, 43 Library Club 3-pres., 43 QA 2, 3, 43 Science Club 2, 3, 43 Sodality 2, 3, 43 JCL 1, 2, 3, 4-pres. OSTERHAGE, KATHRYN E. Ath. Club 2, 33 Dramateers 23 Chorus 1, 23 Genesians 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Home- room Officer 2-vice-pres.3 Hootenanny Club l72, 3, 43 JCWA 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 QA 2, 3, 43 FTA 1, 2, 3. PELY, DOLLY A. CAA 2, 3, 43 Dramatecrs 1, 2g FBLA 33 Genesians 3. PETRIE, LINDA M. Camera Club 3, 43 CAA 43 Genesians 43 Homeroom Officer I3 QA 1, 2, 3, 4. PFLEGHAAR, DIANE M. Camera Club 43 CAA 43 FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4-3 JCWA 3. PINCIOTTI, PATRICIA A. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 CAA 1, 4g Class Officer 2-treas.3 Dramateers 1, 23 Genesians 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 1-vice-pres.3 JCWA 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 QA 2, 3, 4-sec.- treas.3 SC 3-co-chairman, 4-chairman. POINT, SUSAN M. FBLA 1, 2, 3, 43 Hootenanny Club 33 QA 2, 3g Sodality 2, 33 JCL 1, 2, 3,- Pres., 4. POLLEX, MADELINE C. Ath. Club 2, 33 Chess Club 1, 2g EME- RALD 43 Chorus 1, 23 GILMARIAN- ed.3 Glee Club 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 43 Hootenanny Club 33 JCWA 33 QA 2, 3. PUHL, VIRGINIA A. FBLA 3, 4. RAGAN, BARBARA M. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 1, 23 Chorus 1, 23 Genesians 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Homeroom Officer 3-vice-pres.3 Hoote- nanny Club 33 JCWA 3, 43 MHS 2, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 QA 1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2-sec., 3-vice-pres.3 SC Officer 4-pres. REINHART, CHRIS M. Chess Club 13 HCC 23 Homeroom Of- ficer 1-treas.3 Science Club 2. RENARD, PATRICIA L. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 1, 23 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RUETZ, MYRA ANNE QA 1, 2, 33 JRC 2, 3, 43 Sodality 2, 3. RUMER, LINDA M. Chorus 1, 23 Glee Club 3, 43 JCWA 43 Library Club 4g JRC -3, 4-treas.3 FTA 2. SCHMENK, JULIE A. Ath. Club 43 Camera Club 43 FBLA 43 QA 2. SCHUCHARD, NANCY J. FBLA 2, 3, 4. SCHULDT, MARY K. FBLA 3, 43 HCC 13 JCWA 3. SEITZ, SUSAN A. Hootenanny Club 43 J CWA 3. SHRIVER, CECILIA T. Ath. Club 33 Chess Club 1, 23 FBLA 33 HCC 43 Hootenanny Club 43 Science Club 3, 4. SNYDER, MAUREEN E. CSMC 43 FBLA 3, 43 JCWA 3, 43 JRC 2. SPINO, SANDRA M. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 HCC 1, 2, 3, 4-sec.3 QA 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 2, 3, 43 JCL 3, 4. STECHSCHULTE, SUSAN M. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 2, 3, 43 Dramateers 1, 23 Genesians 3, 43 Home- room Officer 3-pres., 4-pres.3 JCWA 2, 3, 43 QA 2, 3, 43 FTA 33 JCL 1, 2. STEPHENS, ANN L. CAA 1, 2, 43 Dramateers 1, 23 Gene- sians 3, 4. SZKUTNIK, BARBARA L. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 CAA 1, 2, 43 Class Officer 4-pres.3 Dramateers 1, 23 Genesians 33 Homeroom Officer 2-sec. SZYMANSKI, MICHELE F. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 1, 2, 3,43 CSMC 4, FBLA 1,'2, 3, 4. TAYLOR, MARY E. Ath. Club 2g CAA 1, 3, 43 FBLA 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 2-sec., 3-sec.3 JCWA 3, 4-vice-pres.3 QA -23 JCL 2. TOERNE, SUSAN K. Class Officer 3-treas.3 HCC 4-pres.3 Home- room Officer 1-vice-pres., 4-sec.3 NHS 2, 3, 43 JCL 1. ' TOMASELLO, SUSAN M. Camera Club 43 CAA 1, 3, 43 HCC 3. TOTH, MARIA V. Ath. Club 1, 2, 33 Camera Club 2, 3, 43 CAA 1, 2, 33 Chess Club 23 HCC 33 Homeroom Officer, 2-treas., 3-pres.3 Hoot- enanny Club 43 JRC 4. TRUDEAU KRISTIN M. Class Officer 4-treas.3 Dramateers 1, 23 EMERALD 43 Genesians 33 GILMARIAN 43 Glee Club 33 Hootenanny Club 33 J CWA 33 NHS 3, 4-pres.3 QA 2-sec-treas., 3, 43 FTA 2, 33 Chorus 1. VanLOON, YVONNE D. Ath. Club 1, 2, 3, 43 SC co-chairman 33 CAA 3, 43 Camera Club 1, 2, 33 CSMC 23 Dramateers 1, 23 FBLA 13 Genesians 3, 4g Homeroom Officer 13 JCWA 2, 3, 43 OA 2. 33 FTA 1, 2. VEITCH, SANDY L. Camera Club 2, 3-sec., 4-sec.3 CAA 1, 3, 43 CSMC 1, 23 Dramateers 13 Library Club 33 QA 13 JRC 2-pres., 3-area-chairmang JCL 1, 23 FTA 4. VETTER, PATRICIA M. CAA 13 Dramateers 23 Genesians 2, 3- vice-pres., 4-treas.3 JCWA 43 QA 1, 2, 33 FTA 1, 2, 33 JCL 1, 2-sec., 3. VILLHAUER, CHRISTINE A. Dramateers 1, 23 FBLA 43 Chorus 2g Genesians 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Homeroom Officer 4-treas3 JCWA 3, 43 FTA 2, 3. WALKER, DENISE R. Ath. Club 1, 23 Genesians 43 HCC 13 J CWA 33 JRC 2, 3-pres. WALKER, SUSANNE CAA 43 HCC 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 1-pres., 2-vice-pres.: J CWA 3, 4. WAWRZYNIAK. PRISCILLA A. CAA 1. 2, 43 CSMC 2, 3, 43 Dramateers 1, 23 EMERALD 43 Genesians 3, 43 GIL- MARIAN 43 Homeroom Officer 33 J CWA 3, 42 NHS 4. WEBB, CAROL A. Dramateers 1, 23 EMERALD 43 GILMAR- IAN 43 HCC 2, 3-sec., 4-vice-pres.3 Horne- room Officer 1-vice-pres., 4-vice-pres.3 J CWA 3, 4. WILCOX, MARY C. Camera Club 2, 3, 43 Dramateers 13 FBLA 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Officer 2-treas.3 J CWA 2, 3. WILHELM, KAY M. CAA 1, 2, 43 CSMC 43 Class Officer 13 JCWA 3, 43 Library Club 33 JRC 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, PATRICIA A. CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 JCWA 3, 43 NHS 43 QA 1, 2, 3, 43 JRC 2-sec., 33 Science Club 2. 3-vice-pres., 4-pres.3 Sodality 2, 33 FTA 4. WORONA, JENNY L. Ath. Club 43 Camera Club 43 CSMC 23 FBLA 2, 3, 4-treas.3 JCWA 33 QA 1, 2, 3, 4. WYGANT, CATHY G. CSMC 43 JRC 4. YOUNG, MARGARET A. Ath. Club 1, 43 Dramateers 1, 23 Gene- sians 3, 43 HCC 13 Homeroom Officer 2, 33 JCWA 33 JCL 2. ACADEMICS, 8-35 ACTIVITIES, 36-71 Addis, Kathleen, 54, 97, 107 Addis, Michele, 119 ADMINISTRATION, 10-11 ADVERTISING, 130-170 Albrecht, Antoinette, 97, 102 Albrecht, Michelle, 109 Albrecht, Robin, 119 Allam, Victoria, 119 Andrews, Rebecca, 97, 98 Alma, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 26 Annarino, Marcia, 74 ASSEMBLIES, 60-61 Aubrey, Sharon, 109 Azbart, Marsha, 48, 56, 74, 87 Babel, Joan, 119 Bach, Charles, 48 Bach, Deborah, 109 Baer, Vicki, 109 Bagrowski, Elaine, 74 Bagrowski, Patricia, 74, 87, 88 Baker, Barbara, 6 Baker, Susan, 109 Banachowski, Dave, 102 Baratta, Catherine, 28, 29,74 Bartholomy, Deanna, 74 Bartkowiak, Annette, 74, 91 Beaber, Barbara, 119 Beaudry, Sandra, 27, 119 Bebell, Katherine, 7, 29, 96, 97 Beckler, Christine, 109 Beckman, Barbara, 70 Beckman, Joan, 28, 118, 119 Beeley, Bonnie, 97 Bensch, Kathryn, 97, 102 Bentley, Kathleen, 119 Beringer, Catherine, 27, 119 Bernilng, Jane, 97 Best, Christine, 46, 109 Best, Karen, 33, 119 Marianne, 97 'W Biernacki, Catherine, 109 Billmaier, Suzanne, 109 Biscard, Cynthia, 97 Bissonnette, Therese, 58, 74, 91, 162 Blazey, Linda, 97 Boellner, Martha, 65, 69, 75 Boellner, Mary, 54, 69, 75 Bohnett, Sally, 119 Bohnett, Sheila, 64, 75 Bojanowski, Debra, 97 Boney, Mary 109 Botte, Mary, 75, 91 Boyer, Barbara, 38, 109, 123 Boyer, Betty, 28, 119 Brabhan, Mary, 119 Brainard, Terry, 97 Braker, Patricia, 109 Brandel, Janice, 119 Brandel, Marcia, 109 Brandenburg, Gayle, 109 Brandon, Mary Jo, 119 Index Breier, Diane, N, 119 Brennan, Nancy, 97 Breta, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 22 Brown, Catherine, 119 Brown, Joyce, 29, 75 Buerk, Karen, 119 Buerk, Mary, 109 Bunde, Rosemary, 24, 97 Bunofsky, Rev. Walter, S.V.D., 61 Cable, Maryanne, 119 Cahill, Mrs. Donna, 17 Calkins, Catherine, 97 Camargo, Cynthia, 119 Carens, Maryann, 75 Carroll, Marcia,,120 Carroll, Patricia, 109 Cassidy, Patricia, 97, 167 Cassidy, Sharon, 57, 75 Cassidy, Timothy, 127 Charlesetta, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 12, 62 Chlebowski, Jeanette, 109 Chlebowski, Judith, 120, 121 CHRISTMAS, 48, 49 Clark, Aline, 152 Coffman, Janet, 120 Coleman, Deborah, 120 Collins, Maureen, 3, 31, 54, 75 Colturi, Christine, 2, 108, 109, 130 Comte, Carol, 74, 75 Conkle, John, 86 Conley, Kathleen, 120 Connolly, Callie, 120 Connolly, Mary, 97 Cooper, Colette, 15, 29, 97 Cooper, Mr. Joseph, 68 Cordero, Hilda, 120 Coyle, Catherine, 29, 59, 75 Coyle, Patricia, 109 Crippen, Barbara, 120 Crossen, Mary, 64, 109 Czerniakowski, Barbara, 56, 97, 101 Czubachowski, Sandra, 57, 75 Dane, Diana, 43, 111 Danford, Dennis, 70 DeBrock, Sheila, 20, 49, 97, 147 DeChristopher, Kathleen, 111 Elton, Mike, 103 EMERALD, THE, 52-53 English, Joan, 52, 77 Erd, Laura, 98 Erford, Colette, 111 Ewald, Suzanne, 77, 78 FACULTY, 8-35 Fall, Nancy, 29, 38, 69, 72, 77 Falter, Mrs. Margaret, 35 Famelly, Jean, 28, 120, 130 Feehan, Susan, 57, 77 Feher, Linda, 21. 111 Fenton, Karen, 120 Fetting, Margaret, 78 Fischer, Laura, 28, 29, 98, 103 FitzGerald, Jane, 52, 53, 57, 78 Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Margaret, 14, 41, 67, Florian, Vicki, 118, 120 Floyd Jean, 44, 43, 52, 78, so Floyd, Susan, 28, 120, 129, 130, 150 Flynn, Colleen, 98 Flynn, Mrs. Helen, 35 Flynn, Theresa, 29, 98 Flys, Carmen 120, 121 Forche, Renee, 120 Fornia, Carol, 78 Forrest, Rita, 98, 12,4 Degnan, Mary Pat, 35, 63, 75 Delaney, Deborah, 110, 111 Demars,.Mrs. Barbara, 20 DeMars, Cyinthia, 29, 42, 45, 108, 111 Demko, Sandra, 120 Demski, Cassie, 52, 76, 91 Dent, Rebecca, 76, 84 Dent, Terry, 52, 53, 76, 132, 140 Devolder, Pamela, 28, 111, 127 Dibling, Mary Beth, 28, 29, 98, 103, 147 Dillon, Linda, 115, 120 Dixon, Reva, 120 Donnelly, Mary, 111 Doriot, Beverly, 98 Dorothy, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 34 Downing, Marianne, 72, 76 Doyle, Julie, 111, 127, 148, 153 Dugan, Christine, 76 DeMont, Ann, 120, 121 Dunham, Winifred, 23, 76 Durniat, DiAnne, 98, 104 Duwve, Diane, 120 Dybala, Darlene, 28, 118, 120 Dybala, Linda, 24, 76 Dybala, Shirley, 120 Early, Peggie, 111 Eberly, Margaret, 27, 120 Eck, Candance, 17, 120 Ehrman, Kathryn, 111 Elizabeth Marie, Sister, R.S.M., 25, 88 Ellen, Marie, Sister, R.S.M., 3, 17 Elton, Caroline, 65, 76, 80 Forthome, Patricia, 120 Fothome, Penny-Reirnan, 148 Fox, Gretchen, 28, 111, 121 Fox, Mary, 28 Fredrick, Carol, 121, 128, 129 Frederick, Mrs. Cyril, 41 FRESHMEN, 118, 129 Friend, Jeanne, 121 Friend, Joan, 121 Gable, Marcia, 54 Gagnet, Cathy, 79 Gagnet, Suzanne, 7, 51, 54, 66, 79 Gal, Kathleen, 121 Galloway, Thomas, 82 Garcia, Alice, 24, 98 Garn, Mr. George, 138 Gann, Margaret, 29, 65, 79, 80, 138 Caspar, Joan, 98 Gaynier, Mrs. Margaret, 23, 98 Gdowik, Janice, 65, 98 Genevieve, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 30, 51 GILMARIAN, THE, 52-53 GLEE CLUB, 28-29 Globensky, Barbara, 111 Gonzales, Rosalie, 121 Good, Amelia, 79, 86 Goodwin, Anne, 28, 121 Gouttiere, Carol, 29, 121 Grabowski, Janet, 62, 98 Grabowski, Patricia, 111, 144 Graden, Jeanne, 79 GRADUATION, 71 Gray, Janet, 111 Gray, Joanne, 79 Gray, Margot, 121 Gray, Marguerite, 79 Gray, Patricia, 98 Gregory, Michele, 44, 45, 79 Grudzinski, Janet, 111 Guardiola, Alice, 98 Guhl, Rebecca, 122 Haas, Suzanne, 111 Hagerman, Susan, 111 Haggerty, Mary, 122 Hahn, Susan, 65, 79 Haise, Jean, 122 Hanna, Mary, 112 Hanus, Margaret, 54, 58, 79 Hard Tymes, The, 159 Harms, Diane, 118, 122, 126 Harms, Susan, 98 Hart, Joan, 122 Hayes, Barbara, 99 93 Hedges, Sharon, 122 l 73 Heilman, Karen, 152 Heinlin, Annette, 122 Heiinlin, Paulette, 79 Hernandez, Mary, 122 Herrel, James, 126 Hertzfeld, Sandra, 45, 79, 98 Hertzfeld, Susan, 98, 99, 102, 164 Heydinger, Mary, 45, 122 Hickey, Patricia, 148 Higgins, Jane, 112, 116, 14-1 Higgins, Molly, 44, 52, 80, 141 Hiu, Christine, 122 Hoffman, Barbara, 112 Hoffman, Christine, 112, 42 Hoffman, Denise, 122 Hofmann , Mary, 80 Holt, Kathleen, 112 Homier, Patricia, 15, 80 Honsberger, Mary, 112 Howard, Ami, 112 Huff, Andrew, 82 Humm, Susan, 80 Hungling, Susan, 122 Hunyor, Diann, 28, 122 Hyde, Margaret, 29, 99 Imelda, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 11 Imogene, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 29 INTRGDUCTION, 1-7 lrmen, Kathy, 99 Ivan, Adele, 28, 29, 99 Jacoby, Father, 61 Jaeger, Rosemary, 29, 99 Jane Frances, Sister M., R.S.M., 11 Jane Marie, Sister, R.S.M., 25 Jarrett, Patricia, 122 Jeanette, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 23, 43 Jennings, Patricia, 112 Johns, Mr. Mel, 162 Johnson, Mrs. Bette, 15 Johnson, Lynda, 29, 59, 100 Johnson, Mary, 29, 122 Johnson, Mrs. Mary Ann, 15, 63 Jones, Ruth, 29, 123 JUNIOR PROM, 102-103 JUNIORS, 96-107 Kaczala, Sharon, 56, 112 Kaseman, Pamela, 112 Kathleen, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 33 Kauss, Janice, 29,81 Kauss, Mary Ellen, 123, 130 Kay, Janis, 70 Kelly, Kathleen, 100 Kelly, Marie, 123 Kemberling, Ka.ryl, 123 Kennedy, Senator Edward, 7 Kerr, Karen, 112 Kerstetter, Ninette, 23, 81, 91 Kijowski, Amy, 100 King, Herva, 28, 112 King, Marybeth, 123 Klein, Cynthia, 52, 81, 86, 87 Kleine, Mrs. Nancy, 32 Klockowski, Cheryl, 63, 81 Knack, Linda, 100 Kniep, Martha, 49, 52, 92, 100 Knight, Karen, 110, 112,153 Knight, Kathleen, 81, 91, 153 Knurek, Suzanne, 28, 112 Kolinski, Kathleen, 21, 112 Konczal, Karen, 21, 112 Konczal, Linda, 81, 92 Konczal, Mary Lynn, 10, 100 Konst, Elizabeth, 29, 56, 81 Koschinski, Rose Anne, 52, 100 Kramer, Mary, 110, 112 Kranz, Carol, 123, 124- Kries, Patricia, 81 Kroon, Roberta, 123 Krumel, Cynthia, 112 Krumel, Dianne, 63, 82, 93 Krumel, Roxalnne, 123 Kujawa, Kathleen, 123 Kudlica, Kristine, 113 Kuebbeler, Mrs. Jane, 60 Kwapich, Catherine, 113 Kwapich, Diane, 29, 96, 100 LaBrecque, Karen, 113 LaBrecque, Kathleen, 123 Lahey, Colleen, 29, 82 Lahey, Margaret, 100 Laird, Mrs. Barbara, 19 Landowski, Theresa, 82 Lang, Judith, 100 LaPlant, Diane, 112, 116 Lehr, Deborah, 112 Leon, Catalina, 71 Leonard, Mary Pat, 112 Lewandowski, Kathleen, 82 Lewandowski, Nancy, 15, 65, 76, 8 Lewis, Alicia, 123 Liberkowski, Bernadette, 10, 123 Llanas, Mary Ellen, 123 Logiudice, Joel, 29, 100 Logiudice, Maria, 123 Logiudice, Victoria, 123 Long, Diana Longmire, Linda, 124 Longmore, Cynthia, 124 Lopez, Carmen, 82 Love, Marcia, 124 Lowder, Mrs. Julia, 35 Ludwig, Cathy, 112 Lynch, Patricia, 59, 100 Lyons, Deborah, 100 Lyons, Eileen, 28, 124 Lyons, Maureen, 112 McCann, Mary, 124 McCann, Susan, 28, 112 McCarthy, Theresa, 47, 112 McCartney, Mary, 124 McCormick, Carolyn, 124 McFadden, Coleen, 82 McGuire, Susanne, 82 McHugh, Elizabeth, 7, 100 McHugh, Mary, 112 McHugh, Nancy, 28, 29, 100 Mclntire, Mr. James, 161 Mclntire, Mary Lou, 29, 104, 161 McKimm, Mary, 113 McLaughlin, Colleen, 114 McLaughlin, Kathryn, 104- McNamara, Debby, 124 McNerney, Carol, 28, 124, 130 Machcinski, Judith, 29, 83, 93 Madden, Kathleen, 29, 56, 104 Madden, Rev. Michael, 13 Madigan, Ann, 114 Malak, Carol, 82 MAINTENANCE, 34-35 Manion, Michael, 71 Manson, Dean, 60 Margaret Marie, Sister, R.S.M., 13 Marilyn Ann, Sister, R.S.M., 17 Marran, Rev. John, O.S.F.S., 58 Marshall, Kristine, 124 Mattoni, Angela, 101, 104 Mattoni, Jacqueline, 114 Meirimg, Marcia, 100, 104 2, 86 Mennitt, John, 58 Merce, Christeen, 124 Mettes, Karen, 29, 69, 83, 165 Metzger, Antoinette, 114 Metzger, Geraldine, 104 Metzger, Susan, 60 Meyer, Ruth, 114 Mika, Carol, 32, 124 Mileski, Rosemary, 114 Miller, Eileen, 104 Miller, Janet, 124 Miller, Paula, 114 Misejka, Andrea, 53, 62, 83 Mitchell, Deborah, 110, 114 Monetta, Michele, 28, 32, 41, 1 Moore, Mr. Herbert, 34 Moore, Mary, 33, 114 Moore, Sheila, 26, 124 Moore, Treva, 114, 130 Morel, Muller Collen, 125 , Deborah, 114 Muller, Kathleen, 84 Murphey, Mrs. Marie, 121 Musch, Vicki, 125 Mustafaga, Kathleen, 114 Musteric, Deborah, 101, 104 Nadeau, Linda, 152 Nally, Brigid, 125 Nally, Catherine, 80, 84, 85, 87 24 Neiman, Judith, 28, 125 N enno, Theresa, 29, 104 Nichter, Barbara, 125 Ninneman, Ann, 56, 84 Nopper, Charles, 102 Nopper, Christine, 56, 84, 87 Nowacki, Jane, 115 Nowacki, Sandra, 125 Nusbaum, Kathryn, 115 Obergefell, Peggy, 112, 115 O'Brien, Susan, 85 O'Connell, Patricia, 115 Old, Virginia, 85, 87 Olszanski, Catherine, 56, 65, 85, 87 Olwick, Teresa, 65, 617, 101, 105 O'Nei1l, George, 81 O'peil, Linda, 125 Opperman, Mrs. Florence, 34 O'Reilly, Patricia, 41, 85, 87, 125 Orl.wski, Persis, 125 Orzechowski, Kathleen, 125 O'Shea, Deborah, 54, 115 O'Shea, Kathryn, 85, 125 O'Shea, Maureen, 64, 67, 88 Osterhage, Kathryn, 85 Page, Patricia, 115 Papenfus, Mr. George, 34 Paul, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 18 Paula, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 15. 52 Pavlica,'Ba.rbara, 21, 115 Pely, Dorothy, 85 Pero, Patricia, 125 Perry, Patricia, 27, 125 Petrie, Linda, 84, 85 Petty, Barbara, 67, 114 Petty, Donna, 104, 105, 147 Pezzin, Debra, 28, 114, 115 Pfleghaar, Diane, 88 Philip, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 29 Pinciotti, Patricia, 31, 51, 54, 55, 82, 87 88 Pinciotti, Veronica, 50, 126 Pistilli, Jacqueline, 115 Pohorecki, Carol, 105 Point, Susan, 88 Poland, Teresa, 105 Pollex, Karen, 28, 122, 126 Pollex, Madeline, 52, 53, 88 Potrzebowski, Mary Jo, 60 Prentiss, Dolnna, 16, 126 Presser, Karen, 126 Pribe, Carole, 115 Pugh, Joann, 49 Puhl, Barbara, 126 Puhl, Virginia, 88 Queenen, Ann, 115 Radawec, Marlene, 124, 126 Radecki, Jeanne, 18 Ragan, Barbara, 51, 80, 82, 88 Ragan, Elizabeth, 54, 65, 67, 99, 105, 130, 162, 147 Ramisch, Candace, 28, 47, 126 Randall, Kimberly, 28, 126 Randall, Lindajoy, 29, 105 Randolph, Karen, 32, 47, 126 Rasmus, Mark, 103 Rau, Rhonda, 99, 105' Raymond, Margaret, 29, 105 Reese, Sherrie, 126 Referrnat, Carol, 28, 126 Reger, Charlene, 116 Rehring, S.T.D., Most Rev. George J., 71 Reichert, Rev. Ralph, 12 Reid, Paula, 12, 116 Reid, Susan, 29, 116 Reilly, Christine, 126 Reinbolt, Marilyn, 116 Reinhart, Carol, 108, 116, 147 Reinhart, Christine, 89 Reinhart, Martha, 19, 29, 100, 105 Rejent, Deborah, 4, 126 Renard, Patricia, 89 Rese, Sheri, 10 Rezy, Carol, 105 Rivers, Christine, 126 Roberts, Regina, 21, 28, 116 Robertson, Debbrah, 29 Roc, Mayo, 127 Roger, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 20 Rossman, Elizabeth, 28, 32, 126, 130, 142 Rourke, Mary, 127 Rousseau, Ruthann, 127 Ruetz, Myra, 63, 89 Rumer, Lirnda, 24, 29, 63, 89 Runyan, Gail, 105 Ryan, Colleen, 100, 105 Samberg. Karen, 49, 96, 105 Sander, Greg, 102 Sandrock, Constance, 98, 105 Sarchiz, Deborah, 116 Satterfield, Katherine, 161 Sattler, Cynthia, 116 Sautter,-Jennie, 28, 127 Sayers, Barbara, 105 Scherer, Rita, 127 ' Schiess, Debra, 127 Schlageter, Charles, 127 Schlageter, Elizabeth, 116 Schlageter, Thomas, 82, 126 Schlagheck, Christine, 28, 105 Schmenk, Julia, 35, 88 Schmenk, Marsha, 127 Schmenk, Nancy, 7, 35, 105 Schmuhl, Susan, 127 Schoen, James, 48 Schreiber. Deborah, 121, 127 Schuchard, Carol, 116 Schuchard, Nancy, 89 Schuldt, Kathleen, 87, 89 Schuller, Mrs. Edward, 41 Schuller, Linda, 20, 116 Schweickert, Karen, 50, 127 Schweickert, Therese, 44, 105 Sczesny, Linda, 110, 116 Seitz, Susan, 89 SENIOR DIRECTORY, 171-172 SENIOR PLAY, 86-87 SENIOR PROM, 70-71 SENIORS, 72-93 Senn, Mary, 99, 103, 105 Shaffer, Karen, 116 Shea, Judith, 116 Sheehy, Jane, 52, 66, 67, 105 Sheehy, Mr. Joseph, 68 Sheets, Luanne, 116 Shirk, Mr. Wilbur, 34 Shrader, Sue, 105 Shriver, Cecilia, 90 Shugrue, Rev. George, O.S.F.S., 82 Simon, Leslie, 105 Sindyla, Carol, 29, 45, 127 Sindyla, Kristi, 105 Skeldon, Judith, 6 Skeldon, Sandra, 148 Slicker, Susan, 117 Slota, Christine, 103, 106 Smith, Mrs. Irene, 34 Smith, Pamela, 108, 116, 139 Synder, Maureen, 24, 25, 90 SOPHOMORES, 108-117 Spence, Mary Ann, 106 Spino, Sandra, 57, 90 Springer, Theresa, 63, 106 Staebell, Christine, 106 Stechschulte, Susan, 18, 44, 85, 90 Stengle, Christine, 29, 106, 164 Stengle, Cynthia, 28, 48, 128 Stephens, Ann, 30, 87, 91 Stewart, Mrs. Clara, 35 Stewart, Joyce, 128 Stipp, Leslea, 116 Stocki, Mary, 106 Stockwell, Kathleen, 28, 128 Stoll, Bruce, 70 Straub, Cynthia, 117 Strowger, J acquelyn, 117 Strowger, Rebecca, 43, 45, 106 STUDENT COUNCIL, 50-51 STUDENT LIFE, 94-129 Sullivan, Michele, 102, 106 Suter, Mary, 117 Sutter, Janice, 128 Sweeny, Mrs. Mary, 41 Sweeney, Mary, 128 Szabo, Julia, 128 Szabo, William, 58 Szczepanski, Denise, 117 Szilak, Judith, 52, 106 Szkutnik, Barbara, 33, 44, 72, 80, 91 Szydlowski, Camille, 150, 106 Szykowny, Janice, 16, 28, 117 Szymanski, Karen, 128 Szymanski, Michele, 24, 91 TABLE OF CONTENTS, 4 Taylor, Mary Ellen, 57, 91 Therese, Sister Marie, R.S.M., 11 Thomas, Maria, 128 Thomas, Pamela, 29, 100, 106 Thompson, Victoria, 128 Tillman, Julie, 43, 128 Tillman, Susan, 48, 115, 117 Timar, Mary Sue, 117 Tipping, Linda, 117 Toerne, Beth, 28, 128 Toerne, Mrs. Richard, 41 Toerne, Rick, 102 Toerne, Susan, 41, 57, 91 Tomasello, Susan, 63, 91 Torzewski, Joyce, 128 Toth, Maria, 87, 92 TREASURE HUNT, 68-69 Trudeau, Kathryn, 15, 29, 106 Trudeau, Kristin, 52, 65, 72, 92 Trudeau, Rebecca-, 28, 128 Turney, Patricia, 19, 23, 106 Vanderhorst, Mary, 29, 106 Vanderhorst, Nancy, 117 Van Loon, Dianne, 40, 44, 80, 82, 92 Veitch, Sandy, 62, 92, 86 Ver Haar, Sue, 117 Vetter, Margaret, 128 Vetter, Patricia, 29, 59, 92 Villhauer, Christine, 84, 92 Vinson, Beverly, 28, 117 Wagener, Deborah, 28, 128 Wakefield, Cathy, 19, 52, 53,51 106, 130, 1 147, 155, 160, 161 Walburga, Sister Mary, R.S.M., 20 Walkden, Mrs. Hermina, 121 Walker, Debra, 117 Walker, Denise, 84, 92 Walker, Janet, 117 Walker, Susanne, 40, 80, 81, 92 Wannemacher, Linda, 17, 129 Ward, Mrs. Sharon, 14, 124 Wasielewski, Roberta, 129 Wawrzyniak, Priscilla, 3, 16, 52, 54, 80, 87, 93, 135 Wayton, Sharon, 71 Weaver, Sue, 117 Webb, Anita, 57, 107 Webb, Carol, 40, 52, 57, 93, 126 Weber, Mary Jane, 52, 54, 67, 107 Weisenberger, Rev. Raymond, S.V.D., 13 Wetherill, Elizabeth, 29, 44, 45, 96, 103, 107 Wheaton, Kathryn, 117 Wilcox, Mary, 93 Wilhelm, Kay, 91, 93 Williams, Debra, 129 Williams, Kathleen, 129, 124 Williams, Patricia, 65, 93 Wilson, Peggy, 129 Wnukowski, Ann, 129 Wood, Lorna, 25, 107 Worona, Genevieve, 56, 87, 93 Wygant, Catherine, 78, 93 Yager, Jeannette, 107 Young, Margaret, 23, 33, 66, 69, 87, 93 Zalewski, Brenda, 56, 107 Zatko, Constance, 107 Zdawczyk, Mrs. Alice, 132 Zerucha, Kathleen, 107 l75 Success Will Come B Thinking SI Can She thought she could beat, And she tackled assignanents and exarnsg She thought she could win, And she won games and academic awardsg She made her goals high For the whole year, during retreatg She met unnnmbered challenges - Because she thought she could. Whether she has graduated, Or whether she will, Life? battles lie ahead. The only important 'thing Is that she thinks . . . 'Y Can! U I76 ! rw' 1 .L .Q . ' X - V X .en-1 ' .-aI: 7 'X J .. 'v X-V:w.-,-- 1...,, ,. :,. ru-4, ql . . X V . '4' fr-- 1 1 ,V 'V V ' ju... -V ,.X . .1-..V V f VV .. Z-11:3 II , 'iw ' 31 ,' V Z ' ' i3 r ' 2' - 1 - V '15, :L ak '2 1 M. an ez. V- V, 'Z f': W - W. . I -' ' W- -X ' ' ' ' ' J ' ' ' 'A. U X ' - HE. ' 'L V- ' ' ' ' ' ' V 1 :XXX X X X. X. XX .X XX X . .,,g - , X - .11 .qfm V ' ' X - X' X X - ' , 1 1 , Mn. .' ,- . - - 1 - 2 V .. XXXXX X X XX V X X , .. VX X . :-': Hn ' . ' -' -' , -' X- ' V ' ' - ' Y' -' tan, v UXX -. X . 1 XX X ,X -- ' ' V . -. I' T n 'VW X- ' -. ' 1 3' X I V -if ' X ' X ' ,j-,'jVXf 'V - X .M - V 'fi . X- . 'M 'g:- ' - XX. ' L -1 v -- I4 -. - Z ' 'V ' . . - --LX.-- l V .J .- ' .X . X ' X . VX . . 5.wV'X 1 . - . ' X11 ' .. - ' ' - .V ' HV . 'A ' .,.V- ' . ' , ' ' - . J: :X 'L 9' .'1 ' , f'QX1 X ' '- -- -. ' ' .E n V- . X ' . . -X .' HXXX 'X X X w.XX 1 XX - X . . . . iw. v' - ' . .1 X ' . ' 3 ' ' . fly. XX ,. -V. V WX X' eV. X ,X , - X XX X . ., X X X . n X' -A .X.11 - . , L ' ' 1 . A - af V' X11 :V -- -. . VV 4. ' - -X X . Y.-- .,: w V 1 -V - . X..XXXX X X . X X X .. XX X X X , .X . X XX XX . .1 ' V . w X X - V '-V ' V V 1 i ' I Y W X V 'V V 4 . - X . A . G ' H ' 'wg . - . V ' ' ' 7 V . XE- Y - ' ' V I ' A ' , .XAXX --. r XX ww , ' X - X X X ' X X Q? 1. X - . V - V X 1 X I'H,Xf 'Q':. f'X,X- . 1 X , .X . gr -X X .X ' -' X :.X-E ,VX-QL. X-P'4:X.'gj, . XX' '- - -XII- XJ . V- ' X X X . , V VV ' . . - X MZV--1fH '. u X11 - - ' - - VV 'V . - ' X ' f :XL aw.-- '- - V' 'Z '. '. - , ' . 4 V '- V V' W . ' w' H' ' ' V . .- . ,XXl X - XX X X, ii. -5Q'g X f .H H .- ' 'X ' V X f , X , '-' ' X X XXX:X.V .X XX... XX. X .X X X XX X. . .. XX X V HE' .'Xn '-.1 X' -- '- . w . '1 3' . . . X. . X .f.- . HV.. M 1 VX-X ,N -' V ' . ' I' A ' M 1 ' '. '.N I I , , ' ' X ' . . V.J.'V-V, .. .-'-QV 3 X . . 5 X ,V . . ' - ' ' ' .AMI ' ' X XX XX X , X X X X ,X X Xi .- X - V V ' ' X4 ' X .XXXX XXX X V X . X XX . SIX X-:W . X 1 X S. - . ' 'V-1 U. , ' ' ' V - ' ' -'.. X, X X . ' ' X . V Q '. r V ' ' ' .Vf - . W- u - ' PV. - : - . V , if . f ' y V V - 'XX '- V . . X - . X .' '. w , X ' 'V V . 1 . W, . '.: ww' ' X ' V . r ' ' X:. X' , ' ' X w w ,XX XX . Y . - ' 'Q' f 14' 1, ' ' ' ' , M V .- ' ww . x ' ' 1 , -V u Y : . . ' ' X 1 wg 'Nw I ' ' 1 W . t. I ' 'V . V 1 X ' X Y 1 X .5 .XX ' . . . 1' . M. u...n..,....,.,,-9. .an .....- ..... lf...-.y1,,.. A' ,awful-.--4 !,, ....-.4.,v.,..--X,.,,......- r...h.,1.,v. -v-'-P -f-'MH-.-' ,......-... .Ag-Aka.-.-7.-,... ,.-H.. r, ..!...............l.. . .,...,-,-.L-. ,, -..-,-..,,,.,.,.' .f,...,.. gh -, .u,,,.. nl. , ....w.,. ,, -. .:.v.,. , ...V -...4. T,,,,,,, 2,1 ,...fun 5, .. ....,.,. ,,4,,, ,, pf. ...-3. . .- S...-.. ' 5? ,. ... .....,. Qfl .. ... 'f, L. Mm-, ,.,y. ... .- 5, 1. .. J, .,- Q. ,,. .. ...1..... 5, ',-. .. , .. ......, 'xfk 'Y -U L .. ...... l. .ll 'lxl Q .. ,-..... L '--Q 4...-.1 5 rd -wJ.,.nL F .-. ....,... , ,ni ,manpa- ..f.: -.., AI ........f...- .-.- F 'La '., I In Inna I 'rig --np i ..,. -.11 V! -,. ,. p 1- 1... ,5 .. 1,.4f. Q ...'-.....,. ua.: 7 -IL Kun-Avhn fg,.4 H.. '15-...q. . ... -ei -I -,..Q...... -..- .. ........,. 4, 'Q- 4. .--...wil 'lvr taxa. -. .-U.,--..,. ,-5 ...,.,. .. -.-.- .. .,......... .vi kvwr ,-+ ..,... ..mu,.Y..-.pw- -'I ' ' - .-..---Lv g,,,,,,, -q4rf,-2-4.2, L... .nu-lllnhlh 'MPN Y .,.- gl-:vi .. In if .f -pfv- .v -NA. 1-. ...,f..i .. ..:f.... ..,. W.. .N .f...!.. .U wa ur.: ,fe ,ia uf ... -, nu Q. ... ...... , ... .-- .- if -g f. .. L- xi ...,.....,.z., ... .. .Q. '21 ... .fl ln n-4 -, ,L .-, 4. Q- .H .4 --. 4, n',n .. -,. ... .... . .. 1. -f .-K. 1... .- Q. ni -. no 'Ili .-V ..,,, 11- 4. -.. .. ... .... .- Mg' 4 i.s,.q,..1-.v . ,v.a....+-...... ........,-1. I--.....,..,,,,.,,...-.... V, . W'..,.-..-4g,,....- --f7----.vn-- ,f ..-...-.f... r.,.,1y. -- 1 . 1-ut!--. ,,, .wnx-w an ,-1 ................. -. . .--...u..'.......,.,,Z...g..,..w..---LV..- .:A.,..,....,.,,g.h.,.........-....M. 41-1qv.'-ps,vauqqnfvv-.'Iu'1v4u-A-:wean .:.g..f..,,,..1....A .--L.-..,.,..'.,....-,. 1-.-nv,'-I..:,.rxaa,-r,vans.:---1-.-I---N -.-,f..'...,4.'.:.,,.,,.....,,:.....-...,. ,-Z..V.-.!.,ALu.i....-,,.-.......-.,-..i,f.,... -uulnunahnnxun-11:4n'o14-...qw-ur:11 fiMp.....:.-A.s'.....i..i..'.-.-...-...,... ......-..,...,....,...,:,,J.......--.....,, .. ...I.......,,..,.,,..,....,...f-..... ............,..f..L...,,...v......,.....x .......'.,,g....,e. ,,....,..g.,,-... .,:-. .H...'.j,-.-,-.:,.,..-,...,.:.:..,-- .:.-.!1...-.i,-.,.:, . ....:-.., .,,--4.. ,..'-...-....aL..,..,..,..-...h,u,'M .f-m,.'....4.L:4.,-.......,..,.,...,1'.-. r. ..,'-..,..,--A-.-.I..::1Js4iJ....L..-...f L...,., -.,.-,: ,,.....,,.,.,....,., ,...,.-. :.,:..:-.,-....,,.....- ..... f.,........,...,-..X.....f...,.. ..:, ,s...'.,...z.... .........- U. ...,..g., ..,...... .... , ....i.7,..i..,1 ..-'..-..:..4,. ......,...,-.,-...4--.-.. ..v. ,. - .---IE---'-,.'--.2-.l..,.....,..4 ........-.,Q-N.,...,,..,.4 -.w.4..r- -,-.4-Jain.-. . ' .4v,.u.,.., -.---1-.-'Ja-f...'.n - -:-,u.-..11- .H .....v..., ..-.-.-- Jn: v . um. , MV. .1- -nf.. nl. ua- -1, -- -...M f. -pp 4-. .- ,-.- -V.. -,, i. .,,-.Q ... ,.. Au .4 .1 up ,,V. -Q .w -4 ,- in .L ...A .4 rf.. -v -1.. ,., ,.L -,n Q' -. Q.. lf. ,.I'. A:- L. a., gf., -- 1- ,,,.-, ... an- ,- 4.4., sf. qn-1 ff.. .2 ..-. Q ,V-ta. 19' 1-1. -,x. 41-3 In u.v 4. , L, uni. 5- . - . . -- . -.Mx ..-mn Q..-.-. - ia- ...,. 4.1.4 rm-.-. -.1 -'Auf vu .,, 4 --, r..1 T v .ff- ay, . -4 if n n . Q.,- -k -1-I .- .. 4-, in nr. -. ni nan' - .L,.. W., ,,.4..f,,.. . F' ..-.,......-.N ,-1 .l,Q'I ull s-R .41 .12 H1 11' 'JH ,, A.-5 .,1 um f.. .! J.: .Q 1. ,. ...fu -y.. -,., nm. Mr. .. f 4, .,.. 1. fn ,-. 4.- -,u 1--A ,-'- -.... ,-! I -:- ,- -,-.lm ..u 4. Ah,- 1 -inv- gf...- -.H vt. .ff-. ..,. nv- , I .'. nu-u 1.1 -f -s. ..4, .-1 .Nf JJ. vw nl. v, 1. A. .. fan .- -r ,--, .fl .,,' ..- .sn .-1 I . .uni ...- 4.-.- '--L ....,... 4-1-In 1-.- .14 -.M I.- 1. ui' ,- -.1 f , V, ,,- f A... in-4 .41 f.. J..
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
