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

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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

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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

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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