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

Text from Pages 1 - 101 of the 1948 volume:

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Q41 14m fime fwo fn,-mem4eee remain fo 4e Jegzcfeclfor 14e gear! .74e 4f?nnml eflgegente n1ie4 fo exp neee 4 nnee anal nppneeintien fo aff n4e 4nne geen inafrumenfaf in 4ee,ezn9 n4ne,14mmg4 f4e yeara 14e fem ee4ee4. n4ze4 1e9ef4ee nowlform our new Joe .x4ngeA5 Cefdge ef Ckirolaracfic. DR. EENEDICT l.UPlCA V Born in New York City in 1903, graduated from the De Witt Clinton High School in 1922, Dr. Benedict Lupica completed a course of study at the City College of New York and went on to the New York University where he received his B.S. and M.A. degrees in 1929 and 1931. Early interest in the healing -arts resulted in proficiency in the science of physical therapy and his subsequent appointment as Physical Therapy Aide to the Veteran's Administration and the United States Public Health Service in which capacity he served from 1940 to 1943. He took his chiropractic degree in 1944 at the Standard lnstitute of Chiropractic in New York where he later became an instructor. With the amalgamation of the chiropractic colleges in New York he received a tach- ing appointment in the new institution, which eventually led to the Acting Deanship. 4 ln addition to his extensive academic background, Dr. Lupica has spent a- total of thirteen years in private practice which help to tit' him admirably for his present position as administrative dean of the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic. Dr. Raymond H. Houser, a graduate of the National College of Chiropractic at Chicago lllinois, and author of several books including Visceral ln- nervation, the Graphic Aid Series and co-author of Chiropractic Principles and Practice, is now serving as assistant dean at the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic. Although born in Kansas, Dr. Houser fondly regards California as his home. e College work is not new to Dr. Houser, hav- ing been on the faculty at the National College on two separate occasions from 1937 to 1939 and again from 1946 to 1947. We as students indeed feel 'fortunate to have a man of Dr. Houser's capa- bilities on the staff of our college. MR. WILLIAM H. DAUGHTREY Bursar DR. RAYMOND H. HOUSER ' DR. J. RALPH JOHN President REGINA F. RYAN HARRY SCOTT RUTH P. RUBIN MARGARET L. BROWN MILDRED EI. HONISS RENE T. CHAUNCEY -ff .455 GENEVA HAUGEN v-Q... -s x on. ADA E. DUCKER EVELYN S. KRUG ff . 'k 5571-,,, GRACE J. STAND ...J . is GRADUATE SCHODL DR. LEE H. NORCROSS The Graduate School of the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic was instituted in O I , I 0 recognition of the need for education in continued courses at professional level. The post-graduate program enables the chiropractic practitioner to pursue studies in the various fields of practice or to ' ' h' Q major In lselective. The graduate school harmo- nizes and coordinates the strictly graduate activities of the educational and specialty societies. lt is an integral part of the Los Angeles College, but has its own organization and functions under the direction of the Graduate Dean. Work done in the Graduate School will be accredited toward graduate degrees. Societies in roentgenology, psychiatry, cardiology, orthopedics, manipulative technic ' t ' ' , In ernlsts, physiotherapy, and many others have been established. Each society elects a representative to the House of Delegates and the House of Delegates acts as an advisory body in relation to the C.C.A., the graduate dean and the Bo d f R t ar o egen s. Certificates In the respective memberships will follow the standard form and be approved b th C y e .C.A. and House of Delegates of the educational and specialty societies. Response to the graduate school has been gratifying and ln the future the alumni can look forward to much valuable information through this organization. faculty nn. w. Anusn nn. L. c. ANDERSON DR. K. w.BARRoN DR- l- S- 'H- BNRD' DR. B. 0. BONAZZA DR. E. E. BONES ' DR. R. S. DE SZABO DR. R-. DISHMAN DR. J. 0. EMPRINGHAM pg, H, R, Gufsr DR, G, H, HAYNES DR. W-. W. Hll.1'SA, nn. H. A. nouns DR. I.. M. HUSSEY nn. 1. G. KIRBY F DR, S. H-xl-ABP 1 - X .W .,. ' 0 1 ' X .5 L' . , X A ., 'N ' D M , , , X DR. L. H. LATTA DR. A. MARTIN DR. D. J. METZINGER DR. B. F. MINER , . V DR. A. V. NILSSON DR. A. PORTER I DR. F. I. REGARDIE DR. L. P. ROBERTS 1 . f pn, M, 5, ggwn, DR. M. B. smxu-u. DR.C.'H. von wALnfN DR- O- W- WH-I-ITS 1 Dk. Q. G. JoHNs1oN on. J. umm-:Aunt 5, x DR. F. B. HAMILTON DR. H. V. HERZEN DR. B. L. LAING DR. W. H. MUNSON DR. K. F. SAUNDERS 33? E vs TEMPUS FUGIT tr owe 404. v-'4 0 A Su 'Vo ICA, F40 41 430 V: PARKING LOT THRU THESE PORTALS PASS1-- 10 wco Nd Wi X N I NORTH 0 vos K I5 BUIID Kr- ING AT N'GHT S007 H 801 IDING Y- up fe 4,4-8 44: GF P- o Q5 THE CLINIC . Q .V - I 1 if lj.,f 'Qi +4 4 i af? I '4 2 .F kb N5 Y 1 I 1 K DR. W. W. HILTS, DR. H. A. HOUDE, DR. G. A. HUDSON, DR. O. W. WILIJTS, DR. E. M. SEWEL, DR. M. B. STRAHI. INTERN T 1 1 The Los Angeles College of Chiropractic Clinic has a three-fold purpose. First, to make the clinic the best equipped and best staffed institution of its kind in the world. Second, to give to the intern a thorough training in conducting a complete physical examination. Third, to render to the community a service of which we can all be iustly proud. ln order to reach these obiectives the school has adopted a departmental system of examining each new patient. Every patient is seen by at least ten interns before the examina- tion is completed, giving the intern practical experience never before attained in a chiropractic clinic. The physical examination has been divided into the following five departments: H1 case history: f2j eye, ear, nose and throat: 13, chest and abdomen: f4j pelvic, and 151 spinal anal- ysis and extremities. Each department is staffed with two interns who, after spending two days in a department, rotate to the next division. While the intern is getting this practical experience in the departments, he is assisted by licensed doctors with years of experience and who are specialists in the department in which they teach. Q After the physical examination has been completed, a clinician discusses the case with the intern: if X-rays or laboratory tests are indicated, an order is written to that effect and diag- nosis withheld until all vital information is in. The Los Angeles College of Chiropractic is very fortunate and proud to have installed at the clinic one of the best and most modern X-ray and clinical laboratories in the city. ln charge of these departments are doctors of many years experience in leading laboratories and promi- nent Los Angelesdtospitals, giving to the patient and intern, as well as doctors in the field, the very latest in laboratory diagnosis. Treatment is outlined with emphasis not only on the correction of the vertebral lesions, but upon correction of the entire posture. Adiunctive treatment such as physiotherapy, dietary supplements and psychotherapy are not withheld in cases where they are needed. The purpose of the above outlined system is to train the intern to examine, diagnose and treat the existing condition of his patient completely and competently. Also to teach him to correlate the physical findings and symptoms with the vertebral subluxations. Stressing more and more the importance and efficacy of the adjustment of vertebral lesions, future doctors will sell chiropractic and endow their patients with chiropractic philosophy. We, as doctors and interns, are obligated to the patients who come to this clinic for treat- ment. We owe them the very best that we have in examining, in diagnosing, and treating. All of this is our duty and it means that we must never cease to acquire more and more knowledge through study and research. We must continue to strive to perfect our science to a very fine art by fulfilling the above and giving the student the training and experience necessary for him to take his place in practice with the attitude and professional ethics of a public servant. Then and only then, can we command and hold the respect of the general public-raising ourselves in their esteem as we prove our ability and integrity. 1 Q, e ,X srunfur Bonv r . - NORTH CAMPUS ml n ig --,, 21' ' Orrin-Rs lt is increasingly evident, with the passage of time, that the North Campus is indeed proving to be fertile soil for student development. ' Progress in organization has been rapid among the underclassmen, the latest group of freshmen having recently completed the election of class officers: C Enthusiasm among the newer students is high owing to their recent introduction into the science of their chosen profession, and they are eagerly looking forward to col- lege careers and years of successful practice. ' The first social event was a dance sponsored by the sophomore class to raise money for the athletic fund. lt was held in the auditorium of the South Campus at which time the new freshmen were welcomed by the dean and the student body president. The basketball team is the first endeavor in the field of athletic sports, and we wish them every success. To those on the threshold of college life, we of the graduating class wish all undergraduates a happy and successful career. NIGHT STUDENT BODY Although the maiority of students on the campus of the Los Angeles College of Chiro- practic are to be found in the classrooms during the day, not an lnconsiderable number have for the past four years studied diligently at night. Many of the original group have since trans- terred to the day student body, but those remaining to finish their scholastic careers by night have won the admiration of their fellow students. - The night students have contributed to every phase of extra-curricular activity when- ever possible and have sponsored parties and dances of their own. The monthly meetings of the night student body were often attended by day students who stayed to enioy the refreshments that were inevitably a part of every program. The Esprit de Corps, serious attitude and tenacity of purpose of this group ls noteworthy. We are indeed proud of this portion of our graduating class. SOUTH CAMPUS As. ,.. 2- -'-1-P STUDENT BUDY I 94 5' o OFHCERS 1947 The center of activity of the college is found in the student body, and it together with the administration, form the nucleus of any school. Here, components of all orga- nizations meet with one purpose. Problems common to all are discussed, plans formu- lated, attitudes voiced, legislation accomplished in true democratic fashion. ln no other body is the emphasis placed upon the student so strongly. Meetings embody every kind of program, and the multiplicity of activities range from carnlvals and dances to educa- tional films and lectures. The program of the meeting is the clearing house for informa- tion and the medium of communication for administrative messages. The officers of the student body are elected for a term of six months and include a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer. Recently the present group of offl- cers instituted an alternate program plan by which a combined meeting of both campuses can be held on every second meeting date. These ioint sessions usually include profes- sional or semi-professional entertainment. Often talent from the student body ls selected for the programs which elicits gratifying response from the audiences. X I. ! 0l'l'Ll'l'L8l'lCQl'l'Lel'lt LJXQPCLJQ5 CLCCUL 6llfl,l e6l,t8 Cfadri ' Commcffeed y5 anal WQCLYL Barney Squar, Clairm .'7A-Ulf!-G5 QOLLCA Mkfgam el,oufAan jra via gay Sociafjdcfiuified um .jJamiAon, 64541 Ear! pogindon. urnon JoAnn on IQDAQA flflef prolaerfied Orin Smifd, Cgairma aaa, gffnfmz jl'uI1l.all. Kaffe!! izfmffllld .Null-g2l'!0l'J HA ,4 4 ,J JJM HL f:'m4,,,,, lem graduating C7444 1 1 Te the eenelnntine einen neeneneihfe for thin gforiouei volume, the Sbenn, the feenfte, in mhera if flue t3.nn1 of iQeeenn, nn ,nnnl ef your enezen Uor, . Sie, .net ,ee t rfueoub eewln fo an ccebb een will Le euer ininel- l eeineteehinele anal f e me lu f 'ru flue many o ' 'flu flue bllif do I9 f anal luoleef cu bu lunmanufy wi lu ecetwary for enel fraue, feaaion, fo 4 erue el' el warmf 50 n h el f of your pro P el u Jerafan ing an el h af tion fu! of flue i ea A lu F f ounce an ' n :teruanf an ol anal wiflu cu earl o fo er u luaue laecorne an pu uc ranfeol theet you acquire the eleetee. you will he neinelfwl theet yo will Le eleeetine your life. fo the care ef the eiehnnel the neeele. Bt ia e will rnainfain the elienite, the ethiee enel the eeeeeet ef your calling. J4 college ca nnnn ia n way ef life with ee heeinnine eenel an enel. .9t inteeeheeee new eietee, net withent the feara enel net withent the thniffe, new eietee info e clean weel'el of au ninnn M hnnwfeelee enel feet feienelehqee. Bt eenine the Jualenf with n e,eieit ef fun, ef eenneentien, nnel eu eelf-eneteinine eenlielenee. jhe heeinnine greefa the nee- pluyfe, nnlznowing anal eagerg flue enel clone the lvoolz upon n memory, ei memory of never t fo he feeeetten elewn ef fruifion, enlightenment eenel eeleetiee ieeenpeneihilitw. ,4 new ca eeee new eneete nee. 'Wlnhe flue rnoof ef it with fnithfnf loracfice nnel acienfific eeee ei-eh. Jgnilel the finebf eteeetnee ehieepenetie hne yef affaineil with heillinnt eehieeeenent eine! ee eleeetien with nneneeeeneeel eentiteele fo your eheeen eleetin, ef lenefee- eiennf eeepenntien eenel ,enhlie heeefth Aeruice. dgeneelicf Ognloica, ,ibean I I A-GW PRESIDENT, A. I.. WINGARD GRADUATING CLASS I OFFICERS X IJ ., my Til 2' ,:,., 1 4 ' us, - ,fi-ffm ' If-'f f 1'-1 fel' 2.-11, ff: O g g , , , wc: Pnzsmsur, s. M. wuuronn f 'S -- - ' ' , Qf:-,Q ''I'141lfFi'- '?TEi,:T5,i .iA r:'3'7? ft ' Mg- CLASS ADVISOR, DR. B. O. BONAZZA ' DIPLOMA sscnsnuzv, s. L. nuns .gv R..,A L VS,A , Y QQ ey, , I , .rw fu M I ,frf 1, , ,1 Q , J 3, f 2 ,I f 1 iv 7 if 'JFS , 4, 1 -Wf m .,., 0 f f . , 1 5504, f 1 fav , -4' ,r , 1 I ' xl? ,i D A3 TREASURER, E. S. ROBINSON ,.,. J VALEDICTORIAN, M. H. MORGAN K'-E177 ,--f B' mm , S, Qi .fb e Leo H. Abelew 1312 Maryland St. Los Angeles 13, Callfornla Here Doctor Wllburn F. Adams 2129 Atlantic Ave. Long Beach 6, Calltornla Slgma Chl Omega C.C.A.-N.C.A. Aesculaplan Staff Phototlend Sterling F. Allen, Ster 1117 W. 38th St. Los Angeles 37, Calltornla Slgma Chl Omega American Leglon Aesculapian Staff Skipper ot Catallna Russell S. Ballard 4774 Randolph St. Bell, Calltornla C.C.A. - N. C.A. Slgma Chl Omega Pres. Student Body Handsome Cager Andrew L. Balough, Jr., llAndy!l 3280 Pachappa Hlll Rlverslde, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C. Ar. Amerlcan Leglon Tall, dark and serious Charles O. Bannlster 1424 Constance st. Los Angeles 15, Calllornla C. C.A. - N. C.A. Slgma Chl Omega --and 31, tax MW7 .J WP pzfff' Vern L. Barney 6621 Myrtle Ave. Long Beqch, Callfornla C.C.A. -N.C.A. 1 Slow and Easy Hubert Errol Barr, y Two-Gun' ' 205 Avenue A Redondo Beach, Calllornla C. C. A. -N. C.A. Slgma Chl Omega Beach Boy Charles H. Barrett 115 E. Chestnut St. Santa Ana, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. V. Pres. Freshman class Pres. Junior class North Campus Klng Truman A. Barrett 802 N. Vermont Ave. Los Angeles 27, Calltornla C. C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phi Psl Adi. American Legion Student Body Parllamlentarlan Rules and Records ,fn- N '9 JA ' Sheldon Barron, Shelly 1441 Wooster Sl. Los An eles 35, Callfornla 9 Right Guy Robert L. Beeks 2315 Ocean ave. Venice, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C. A. get-W4 1941-' Milton Mitchell Blake 5726 W. Adams blvd. Los Angeles, Calllornla ILP'-ofll Luthena Blakeslee 928 W. 17th st. Los Angeles 15, Callfornla C.C.A.-N.C.A. 7720 Scout ave. Resourceful Molly J' , A 2 1 Q --v 1,. C' ' 'MX W ,xv fvfigjly, J fbi' XB Paul L. Black Hsenll Tracy L. Bennett, 3287 Josephine st. Lvnwood, Callfornla Sigma Chl Omega Spud-Specialist 4 Alden L. Betts 826 W. 18th St. Los Angeles 15, Callfornla Sn-glley Arthur R. Blake, Jackson 258 J st. ldaho Falls, Idaho Scribe, Slgma Chl Omega Amerlcan Leglon Arty from down-under Bell Gardens, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phl Psi American Leglon The llght that heals Stanley K. Blackman 1548 N. Westlake ave. Los Angeles 26, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phl Ps! V.. Com. American Leglon But Gray says- Jerry A. Blalock 537 So. Bradshaw st. Los Angeles, Callfornla 'Looks Llke Ladd 6006.1 ggi-, ., 'MQ' f .P-'nfl' -'fr ' 1 Winston C. Blevins 6I457f2' Piedmont ave. Highland Park, Callfornla C.C.A.-N.C.A. Regent, Sigma Chl Omega American Legion Colonic Comedian Bennett Allison Blue, Ben 920 Venice Blvd. Los Angeles, California C. C. A. - N.C.A. Delta Phi Psi Drugless Pharmaclst E. Ray Birdsall 12900 S. Cook st. Los Angeles 3, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phi Psl Out at the studlo Fred G. Bonnell 1308 W. Commonwealth ave. Alhambra, Callfornla C. C.A.- N.C.A. Sigma Chi Omega Still on Honeymoon Edward B. Bowe, Bo- 155 Hlll st. Santa Monica, Callfornla C. C. A. - N. C.A. Sigma Chl Omega Stop that- Octavia Wood Bryant 829 E. 46th sr. Los Angeles, Callfornla c.c.A. -N.C.A. Laughter and courtesy Philip S. Burgess 1 139 S. New Hampshire st.. Los Angeles, Callfornla Delta Phi Psi uh-uh-Doctor G. Alf Burville Azusa, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. Baa-a-a-a Charles Allen Byram, The Cat 2544 Edgar st. Shreveport, Loulslana What say, man Bon Vernon H. Byrd, Vern 917 Park ave. Inglewood, Callfornla C.C.A.-N.C.A. Sigma Chl Omega American Legion Fish and longshots Geoge M. Caldwell 4746 Oregon sl. San Diego, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Sigma Chl Omega American Legion I'luaf's nor rlgM Dick Callaway 1925 Canal sf. Long Beach, California C. C. A.-N. C.A. One of the adn1lrals Joseph 0. Carter, 'Doc 1 141 Western ave. Glendale, California C.C.A. -N.C.A. New Look Jerry Landon Carter 5839 S. Wlllon pl. Los Angeles, California c. c. A. - N.,C. A. Della Phi Psl American Legion Swell Egg Milton R. Cheney 228 Poppy ave. Monrovia, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. Serious sl'udenl ,Kenneth L. Chesney, Ken 3331 Merced sl. Las Angeles, California American Legion Willing fellow George Howaff Chips 7746 Beckett sf. Tuiunga, California Della Phi Psl Tall, dark and- Everefl' S. Chrisfison, Chris 920 Venice blvd. Los Angeles, California Slow and easy Joseph F. Churney, Jr. 614 Franklin ave. Canonsburg, Penna. Delfa'Phl Psl Pennsy John D. Clavelof 2034 Camden ave. Los Angeles 25, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Della Phi Psl Reserved and- U1e 'J-Q K H 1, lx A-44,21 753 Leon J. Corcoran 1030 W. 49fh sf. Lo,s Angeles, California Masfer Sigma Chi Omega 1'reas. Nlghf Sfudenf Body Le1's see fellows Bruce A. Corwin 6636 Riverton ave. N. Hollywood, California Delfa Phi Psi Friendly and courteous David K. Cox 517 S. Kenmore sf. Los Angeles 5, California Right guyl' Richard L. Cozad Alfamonf, Kansas Delfa Phi Psi American Legion Capf. Bowling Team Kansas Kld ,. L. Merfon Cregger 2043 Browning blvd. Los Angeles 37, California Delfa Phi Psi Pres. C. C. A. - N. C.A. Tall and capable Burneff M. Davis, Bernie 907 W. 17fh sf. Los Angeles, California They're off 1' ' A' , I WWW fp harle .Dav , Chuck . 11301 E. I7fh sf. Denver 8, Colorado C. C.A. - N. C.A. Sigma Chi Omega Colorado's Gift I Clarence W. Davis, Dave' 917 Park ave. lnglewood, California American Legion Dark eyes Wallace W. Darr 402 Third sf. Hof Springs, New Mexlco C. C.A. - N. C.A. American Legion Thaf's righf John A. Denison, Jack 2132 LaSalle ave. Los Angeles 7, California Masfer Sigma Chi Omega American Legion Tall, dark and refined Jack Stiles Denny 1550 Leighton ave. Los Angeles, Callfornla Sigma Chi Omega C. C.A. - N. C. A. Hot shot pilot Frank P. DeLuca 3520 W. Slauson ave. Los Angeles 43, California Delta Phl Psi .American Legion Don't get excited, men A K. P. Dewey l703'Atlantlc ave. Long Beach, California Never been to Manila Daniel Deleon Dexter 522 S. Union st. Los Angeles, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Pht Psi Three D's J. J. Dooner 4201 S. Normandie ave. Los Angeles 37, California C. C.A. - N.C.A. American Legion What goes on here Lewis M. Duckor 1075 S. Mansfield ave. Los Angeles 35, California C. C.A. -N.C.A. Quiet and confident Edgar T. Dudley Jr. 2916 W. 77th st. lnglewood, California Delta Phi Psi Love my car Baxter Carroll Duke 4272 Avalon Blvcl. Los Angeles 11, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Our Chaplain H. Ray Durgan y 494 Catherine ave. Muskegon, Michigan Delta Phi Psi American Legion Now my youngest son- Aged.: 5. 6522 Hollis E. Eie Shelly, Minnesota C. C.A. - N. C.A. Sigma Chl Omega Quiet and steady .1-.., mx' .J 'G LD' ,Ar-. Cyrus Reed Eshelman 161 N. Passons blvd. Plco, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C.A. Slgma Chl Omega Pres. Junlor Class Happy ren-w Howard J. Essegian 144 N. Hobart Blvd. los Angeles 4, Callfornla C.C.A. - N.C.A. Slgma Chl Omega Amerlcan Leglon Glzzy on down N lx , , 1, Xi H z mf an Y M 1 frm u , , 4'-V, u W 4 Max M. Eubanks 585 Heyer rd., Rte. 1 Wayne, Mlchlgan C. C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phi Psl 4'l'lello everybody Leon E. Evans 4014 E. 53rd sl. C. C. A. - N. C.A. Maywood, Callfornla Delta Phl Psi l love Maywood David Romera Favors 1040 Rubicon gt. San Pedro, Callfornla C.C.A.-N.C.A.- f'San Pedro's Prlde Robert M. Foglesong 2816 LaSalle ave. Los Angeles 7, California Della Phl Psi Bob flle Brilliant Dan E. Felker, Fingers Box 215 South Laguna, Callfornla Sigma Chi Omega American Legion Now out in the valley- Murrell Ferguson 920 Venice Blvd. los Angeles, Callfornla Helpful and friendly I Joseph A. Everson, Joe A ' 2112 Loma Vista Pl. Los Angeles 26, cqlzfofng, Eugene M. Filger, Gene f C.C.A.-N.C.A. 421 N. Euclld st. - Slgma Chl Omega Pasadena, California Tough guys, huh- Crown Clty's Gift -mv'5,' .aff 4' a W' N 4 A xg 5 'Atl bcbgc ox lb' f7Z jfik nf 1 'Wg .1 gig! XX? 5 iziffjyzjl-L D. R. Fitzpatrick 1105712 W. lllll st. Los Angeles 15, Callfornlu C. C. A. - N. C. A. lrlsh Joseph A. Fogliani, Fogie 661 S. Duncan ave. Los Angeles, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C.A. Sigma Chl Omega Amerlcan Legion ls that fresh paint? .. ' . .Q . 1. fM'9w ' ILS. R A U Mr rg' do I ' William W. Fosdick, ll 11 Box 405 Perrls, Callfornla C. C. A. - N. C.A. Sigma Chl Omega Aesculaplan Staff Artlst Dudley M. Foster 920 Venlce Blvd. Los Angeles, Callfornla C.C.A.-N.C.A. V Sigma Chl Omega Mlsplaced dlplomat fn , ,4 ,-f' V V M. 177 f ALQMM WW Norman M. Frakes 907 w. 17th sf. los Angeles 15, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phl Psl Amerlcan Leglon Sunny hair I. L Harold E. Frleburg 5828 Woodman ave. Van Nuys, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Sigma Chl Omega Really a good guy Robert E. Fulton, Steamboat 537 York ave. Hawthorne, California Justice, Sigma Chi Omega American Legion I can tle a tle Marlow W. Furr 1144 Nowlta pl. Venice, California Treas. C. C. A. - N. C .A. Della Phi Psi American Leglon How lurr from here Richard T. Fuson 546 Clifton st. Los Angeles 31, Calllornla C. C. A. - N. C. A. Sigma Chl Omega Fuson and flghtln' Bruce lra Forester 423 Maryland st. San Dlego 3, Calltornla C.C.A. - N. C.A. l'm going south few ,mf 'N QW -. .sg s ,. 'IH1'f5f ' ,... F :.z...'7.-' .4 X ' ' , -. 4. - 1,5 .. 'e .' - . ,g.f.'2'. g E. ' 'Z.x..41 f'AH1,:g', x 1 we Y- 'ik lf . 1 Q ' ,-cg! :V ' 1- 1,1132 ' , , . ,g fan.-I -43.- ,,.4f'1v-.gdhifzeax M, . 1.--' '- . -.1-is-H-6 -s' V x ,, F . , f.. , ,. , I ' 2.2 WJ' . .N 1 A'V' QS 55. Travis R. Gay 4324 asm sr. Bernita Gilliland, Bernie 406 W 50th st. l. A l C llf l San Diego, California os nge es' G om G Pres. Delta Phi Psi S. O. American Legion lt's customary to be quiet Grant Ulysses Gaynor, Jr. 1523 E. 124th st. Los Angeles 2, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. The general R. P. Gerdeman 923 Valencia st. Los Angeles 15, California Sigma Chl Omega Follow my footsteps Robert E. Giblin 2516 N. Parlsh Pl. Burbank, California 'O.'K. Doc , Basil L. cues, 'fropf' 16321 Malibu rd. Santa Monica, California V. Pres. C. C.A. -N.C.A. Sigma Chl Omega American Legion Good sport C. C. A. - N.C.A. American Legion l'll be in the coffee shop Elroy T. Gilliland, Gill 3174 Kansas ave. South Gate, California C. C. A. - N. C.A. Pres. Delta Phi Psi American Legion Always Dependable William Shirley Glenn 945 Wilshire Blvd. los Angeles, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. ' Sigma Chi Omega Treas. Night Student Body Student Plus Joseph B. Gach , 140 W. Foothill Blvd. Altadena, California C.C.A. -N.C.A. Delta Phi Psi l suggest this therapy Charles P. Dunsmoor 5817 Fidler ave. Bellflower, California Sigma Chl Omega Dunsmoor does more Robert I.. Haden 1505 Avalon Blvd Wilmington, California Delta Phi Psl American Legion HHIYI Esther R. Hake 1435 Alvarado Terrace Los Angeles, California Secy. Night Student Body C. C. A. - N. C.A. She's a grand person Milton S. Hall, Shag Copevllle, Texas Delta Phi Psi American Legion Long Half id Q34 ,J if 0 9 0? 7N JZ' 'J - 4- 3 , xo' o N' CJ K U ,PX 1, u XA.. , ' ' iw' .. H Q2 ., .fat Na DNF L, Q, . . 0' of Q. , 45 iw ab , I , X: 37 John C. Hamilton , 5675 W. Washington Blvd. Delta Phi Psi C. C. A. - N. C.A. What's up John? Vern W. Hamilton 2646 Granada st. l.os Angeles 31, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phl Psi Amerlcan legion Aesculaplan Staff Polltlcs and spares I Marvin L. Hansen 1245 N. Vine st. Hollywood, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. American Legion Great guy Frank Philip Harl, Phil 624 W. 6th st. Lona Beach 12, Calllornla Port captain Roger E. Harmon cfo C. A. Harmon Glenwood, Minnesota Delta Phi Psi 1runcated Philip E. Harris 1036 W. 84th st. Los Angeles 44, Callfor Delta Phl Psl American Legion nla Come on down to Alabamy Roberta Louise Harris, Cookie 4550 Newberry Terra St. Louls, Missouri C. C.A. - N. C.A. Blues gal C9 f x William Jack Hart, Rocky Altamont, Kansas Delta Phi Psi C.C.A.-N.C.A. ' Have a Hart Guy W. Heder 941 Humbert st. El Monte, California Delta Phi Psi Still water runs deep Betty L. Helms 1556 W. 17th st. Los Angeles 6, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Regent Omega Chl Sigma Secy. Student Body Secy. Graduating Class Sweet and lovely Victor J. Hepburn 112 E. 67th st. Los Angeles 3, California Good looklng John Hickman 440 S. Bonnie Brae st. Los Angeles 5, California Sigma Chi Omega American legion C.C.A. - N.C.A. Aesculaplan Staff 'Mommie supported X X William G. High 604 N. Bushnell ave. Alhambra, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Scribe Sigma Chi Omega American Leglon Well l don't know men William P. Hill 10800 Clarkson rd. Los Angeles, Calif. Delta Phi Psl American Legion Psychiatry bug Dallas A. Hoagland 9003 Dudlext ave. South Gate, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. Delta Phi Psi American Legion Athletic Winston Lee Hoffman 1019 S. Albany st. Los Angeles 15, California Happy-go-lucky Joseph N. Holden, Pappy' 1049 W. 89th st. Los Angeles 44, California Delta Phi Psi UT. W. A. Eugene Horowitz 423 W. 50th st. Los Angeles 37, California C. C.A. -N. C. A. Delta Phi Psi Parliamentarian Student Body Body beautiful Willard A. Houser 408 Wheeling way Los Angeles 42, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. Say it again R Harold W. Howey 206 N. Atlantic ave. Monterey Park, California Now, radlonlcs- Gordon Howlind IO247 San Gabriel ave. South Gate, California C. C. A. - N. C. A. Pres. Junior Class - Roger Wilco William M. Hungerford 1845 N. Gramercy Pl. Hollywood 28, California Delta Plll Psl Smoke this ln your pipe Thelma Huth 1288 Sunset blvd. Los Angeles 26, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. Justice Omega Chi Sigma Smilln' Thru M. James Hyland 171.7 N. Normandie ave. Hollywood 27, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. Delta Phi Psl Hyland, but no fling William R. lngles, Jr., Bill 2029 South st. Llncoln, Nebraska ' C.C.A. - N. C.A. Aesculapian Staff Clever Cartoonist Annie B. Johnson, Ann 1227 E. 47th st. Los Angeles, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. Swell girl Vernon V. Johnson 60411, N. Bushnell ave. Alhamhra, California Rlt. Slgma Chl Omega American Legion C. C.A. - N. C. A. Soft shoe dance Chester W. Johnston I l033'f2 Pine st. Lynwood, Callfornla Delta Phl Psl. Amerlcan Legion Quiet, but on guard George I. Jones 164971, Lyman Pl. Los Angeles 27, Callfornla Sigma Chl Omega C. C.A. - N. C.A. Secy. Junlor Class They went that way John T. Jones, Jonesie 702 N. Bresse st. Baldwin Park, Callfornla Sigma Chl Omega American Legion Liver, bacon or sausage? Jack W. Jorgensen 415 E. 20th st. Long Beach, Callfornla 0. K. Jackf' s... Arthur C. Kamenar l3739'f2 Sylvan sf. Van Nuys, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C. A. Amerlcan'Leglon ls that right ,,, 4 f,tgg,,,e,., Peter S. Kent 3547 Glenhurst ave. Los Angeles 26, Callfornla C.C.A.-N.C.A. Delta Phl Psl The Chessman John L. Kieran, Iris Ambassador Hotel Los Angeles, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C. A. Amerlcan Leglon Information please Reed F. Kleeberger 1122 Georgla st. Los Angeles, Callfornla C.C.A.-N.C.A. AWS well M :ff F 'L l ,f A riff: ,.Uz..0 .f .fi f -, C ,f 1 X ames R. Koenig 1017 Kagawa sf. Paclfic Palisades, California ll's my Isthmus Robert A. K ynaston Rte. 2, Box 283 Lodl, Callfornla 1har's gold ln Lodl 1 N 0 1 Ajvyxo, 'N 4.0 bbxxi Xu x . A 'G U X William Maurice Laing 15533 Sunset st. Pacific Palisades, Callfornla Beach comber Adolph J. Lange -2,18 W. 6th st. Los Angeles, California C. C.A. -N. C.A. Sigma Chi Omega My father says Clifton E. Langley 1 14 Western ave. Glendale, California C. C.A. - N. C. A. Delta Phi Psl Amerlcan Legion l have a new therapy I Raymond A. Larson, Ray 3200 Alma ave. Manhattan Beach, California C. C.A. - N.C.A. American Legion Sigma Chl Omega No klddin' Earl F. Laubenheimer 4244 Hellerman st. Philadelphia 35, Penna. C. C.A. - N. C. A. Delta Phl Psl American Leglon Quaker Clty's Pride Damon Lee, Jr. 3661 Cimarron st. Los Angeles 7, California C. C.A.-N. C. A. Jr. Class President Sunshine Howard R. Lee 6141 Afton Pl. Hollywood 28, Callfornla American Legion On land or sea Gayle H. Leonard 627 W. 79th st. Los Angeles 44, California Delta Phi Psl American Legion lt's a rough go Sidney Lewis Levy Box 5332, Metro. Station Los Angeles, Californla C. C.A. -N. C. A. Delta Phi Psi American Legion lt's a good deal David E. Lewis 11416 Albers st. N. Hollywood, California C. C.A.- N. C.A. Delta Phi Psl Havln' fun S M I df Vergll C Lewis 1626 E 88111 st Los Angeles 2, Callfornla C. C.A. -N. C.A. Sigma Chi Omega Always busy Bert S. Lindsay 2510 N. 8th st. Phoenix, Arizona American Leglon Ever friendly O. B. Lindsay 1046 Mastic st. San Jose, California Sigma Chl Omega C.C.A.-N.C.A. V. Pres. Student Body American Leglon Got a light Henry A. Litty, Hank 11125 Barman ave. Culver City, California C. C. A. - N. C.A. Delta Phi Psl Good Joe K . , we 'W' Q of 4? an lk 0 DN - lab Daniel A. Logan 907 W. 17th st. Los Angeles, California Sigma Chi Omega , Excellent student William Scott Louthan 1431 S Woods ave Los Angeles 22, California C C A N C A Delta Phi Psi American Legion Aesculapian Staff Ready, willing and able Leonard Frank Macchiarella 3200 Hunter st. Los Angeles 23, California Delta Phi Psl C. C.A. - N. C. A. American Legion Ambitious Merwin W. Maddux 7106 Mlramonte st. Los Angeles 1, California C. C.A. - N. C. A. Delta Phi Psi American Legion Pillar of strength William Madison ll 1438 Rodger Young Village Los Angeles 27, California Pres. C.C.A.-N.C.A. Sigma Chi Omega American Legion Pres. Student Body Aesculaplan Staff Great guy, great future Lee J. Malins 1969 Bonsallo ave. Los Angeles, California C. C.A. - N.C.A. Sigma Chl Omega Cold past, warm future ff Robert J. Mallory, Jr 1821 W. Vernon ave. Los Angeles, California Sigma Chi Omega Campus King Frank D. Mancini 427 S. Westlake ave. I.os Angeles 5, California C.C.A. - N. C.A. V. Pres. Junlor Class Dependable Jacob M. Mansfield 839 W. Washington blvd. l.os Angeles 15, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. Delta Phi Psi Amerlcan Legion lt's all right here David Markowitz 513 S. Chicago st. Los Angeles 33, Callfornla American Legion l had a good thing Dorothy Marsh 347 Hlll ave. Owensboro, Kentucky Oh, that's baby crying Harold Ray Marsh 347 Hill ave. Owensboro, Kentucky Natural healing Vernon E. Marsh, Jug 1101 Colorado ave. Chickasha, Oklahoma C. C. A. - N. C.A. Sigma Chl Omega American Legion Big man, bigger heart Viola E. Martin 1236 Lander st. Reno, Nevada C.C.A.-N.C.A. Omega Chl Sigma Aesculaplan Staff Efficient and energetic H. Ray Matthews 80472 N. Acacia ave. Compton, California Treas. American Leglon Sigma Chl Omega Quiet, full of knowledge Clifford C. Mattson, 125 Eastmont ave. El Monte, California C. C. A. - N. C. A. Orange county calls hlm Cliff' Stanley Earl McClure 901 N. Lake ave. , Pasadena, California V. Pres. Student Body Master Sigma Chl Omega Friendly and agreeable Joseph J. Miller, Joe 829 N. l.a Jolla ave. Los Angeles, California C. C. A. - N.C.A. Delta Phl Psi American Legion Carlos Miranda, Slingshot Lesfef M, Mgcgyl Mqg 8027 Avalon blvd. 18' I N. vvhmey ave. Los Angeles, California Hollywood 28, Callfornla A 'e l ' l'e9l0 sigma chi omega Delta Phl Psl American Legion f-C-A-'N-C-A :urhe ren' Mccoyu sflll packs CI PUIICIIH f I William S. McElroy 1039 W. 6lst st. Los Angeles, Californla C. C. A. - N. C.A. He knowsf-but he won't t'ell'f W' 'V A v fmgfg fl 6,QM0.,....1.,.7fLJg,. Qgqw .-, I,- WVPJ r ' ,f I7 -Y,,-gf-yQffffg,,,fQQif K Lau a C. McKinnpfy 3798 'fg S. Hobart blvd. Los Angeles 7, California' C. C.A. - N.C.A. Checks up on 'em Edward J. Mernick, Lucky 7l0 W. 'l7th st. Los Angeles 15, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. . Delta Phl Psi , My turn now I Jervis Champ Mobley, ischampsl 223 Easton ave. Montebello, California American Legion Delta Phi Psl Now over in holy Edwin Curtis Monnie 1103712 Gardena blvd. Gardena, California Anything goes Albert P. Moody I l57 Rodger Young Village l.os Angeles 27, California Now my patients . . . X Max H. Morgan I 219'f2 N. Beaudry ave. Los Angeles 12, Callfornla C. C. A. - N. C. A. Delta Phi Psi American Legion Valedictorlsln Brilliant and regular Jay Warren Moss 1387 E. 56th sf. Los Angeles 1 1, California C.C.A. -N.C.A. All set for future George 1'. Mouchet 15402 Spinning ave. Gardena, California C.C.A.-N. C.A. Delta Phi Psi Gqrdena's Gift R. Dwayne Moulton 15745 N. California ave. Fairwafer, California American Legion Research pays Gelda Lucille Narrigon 1834 W. 80th st. Los Angeles, California Omega Chl Sigma That's right Kenneth D. Narigon, Ken 1438 W. 80th st. Los Angeles, California Slgma Chi Omega American Legion Oh, 1 see now M. Franklin Newborne 346 W. 57th st. Los Angeles 37, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. Likable Harold LeRoy Newman 26311, S. Ave 55 Los Angeles, California The quiet type Zh Edwin E. Nordmeyer 814 E. Speedway Tucson, Arizona Desert Fury C. William Olsson, Bill 2451 Linden Ave. Long Beach 6, Callfornla Good Tlme Charlle ,K William M. Parga, Bill 410 E. Routt ave. Pueblo, Colorado Delta Phi Psl C.C.A.-N.C.A. Wlld Wllllam Ramona l.. Peterson 1515 Willow st. Compton, California A grand gal g ffl We-Gif Joseph C. ichette, Joe 3442 5th ave. los Angeles, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C. A. Wish we knew him better f Lewis Arnold Pike 1608 N. El Centro ave. Hollywood, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. American Leglon Ed. Nite Life Have fun In Q51 M ' x nf ll f V Y arry E. Poetschlag X 9531 Alverstone ave. ' los Angeles 45, California Delta Phl Psi C. C.A.-N.C.A. American Legion - Happy and willing I y- Murray Pruyn 118 B West Myrrh Compton, Callfornla Swell fellow George E. Rake 941 West 17th st. l.os Angeles, California Treas. Slgma Chl Omega ' American Legion Strictly professional Herbert J. Reed 268 Leroy st. Los Angeles, California American Legion Going where lt's green William Reese 3137 West 133rd st. Hawthorne, Callfornla Smiles Thomas Roach Jr. 305 E. Bellevue Dr. Pasadena 5, Callfornla Master! Slgma Chl Omega American legion C. C.A. -N. C. A. Politics 8 Pressure Lf Earl S. Robinson, Robbie K R e Nqmpq, ldqhg RiChUI'd . OW Delta Phl Psl 153 N. New Hampshire Treas. Graduatlng Class los An9el0S1 Cdllfvfnl'-1 Aesculaplan Staff C. C. A. - N. C. A. Slncere 8- Capable, Thanks ldaho ln the known Claude A. Roderick 951 West 17th st. Los Angeles, California American Legion Pleasant and friendly HJ ' A VL. , ll I . 4,L.!l Burd O. Rohde 616 West 106th st. Los Angeles, California Confident A Frank J. Romaine, Frankie 2537 Alanwood Rd. Puente, California Slgma Chl Omega American Leglon C.C.A. -N.C.A. ln the family Patrick N. Rossettl 308 Strand I Manhattan Beach, Calllornla ' C. C.A. - N.C.A. 1'll see lt thru Richard C. Rowley, Rick 2172 E. Paloma st. Pasadena 7, Calltornla ' Rlt. Sigma Chi Omega C.C.A. - N.C.A. American Legion Aesculaplan Staff What's your story Lee Roy 907 .West 17th st. Los Angeles 15, Callfornla Take a card Nick P. Ruiz 2313lf2 E. 1st st. Los Angeles, Callfornla Amigo E 1. ,, , X' ,' v .T T' 'T-A xl' 'lf - Q X' ' A ' gi if 1 .. g, 3 1 gf l ' 3- Mu c, 1. wig, 5.6 . , W Q, - bf . n .Mr V 1 V V , w. , I 1 X X Fl KEN, N' 'W't 1.5 my . A , X X X Lillian l..l Salerno- 928 West 17th st. Los Angeles, Callfornla ' Omega Chl Sigma Secy. C.C.A.-N.C.A. 1'hat's my man :Qs ?,,,alMuf: . Salomons 212 S. enmore ave. Los Angeles 4, Callfornla Oh DocfoH' Harry T. Sasaki 755 Wesf 61h Sf. Pomona, Callfornla Always a good Friend Louis S shlom 205 Kllngerman El Monte, Callfornla Della Phi Psl American Legion C. C.A. - N. C.A. Repeal that please Robert E. Schrock, Bob 1531 N. lndlana sl. Los Angeles 33, Callfornla Sigma Chl Omega American Legion C.C.A. -N. CIA. Quiet confldence Alfred Schulte 1324 Bond sl. Los Angeles 15, Callfornla Delta Phi Psl C.C.A. - N. C.A. Amerlcan Leglon l'll check up Edna Elizabefh SCFIHICQGI 11030 Lamalda sf. N. Hollywood, Callfornla l'll do all rlghl James W. Shaffer 1178 N. Madlson ave. Hollywood 27, Callfornla V. Pres. Della Phi Psl Eager and willing' Myron W. Shaffer, Zip 1022 McKeever ave. Azusa, Callfornla Delta Phl Psl C. C.A. - N. C. A. Amerlcan Legion Carries flue mall 774, 41.1 JQWVV 1'li'6Fi'ifon l. Shaw, Jr. 1017 S. Berendo sf. Los Angeles, Callfornla Slgma Chl Omega C.C.A.-N.C.A. Tall Souihern 8 Careless Thomas Wm. Sherwood 9669 Green Verdugo Rd. Sunland, Callfornla V. Pres. Student Body C. C. A. - N. C.A. Sherwood's Forest in Christian Allen Shockey Route l, Box I2 Riverdale, California American Legion C. C.A. - N. C.A. Diathermy Scott R. Singleton 940 Crenshaw blvd. Los Angeles 6, California Hist. Sigma Chl Omega American Legion Our Lab Expert B. Sippel 266 Glendora Belmont Shores, California Sigma Chl Omega C.C.A.-N.C.A. Kansas' Gift Oren E. Smith l305 S. Spruce Montebello, California Sigma Chi Omega Chap. American Legion l'll cook the chow Roy Alexis Smith 822 University pl. Sallna, Kansas Delta Phi Psi Com. American Legion And the other thing ls Wayne H. Smith 920 West Venice blvd. Los Angeles I5, California American Legion Always Smlllng 'John L. Smithson 746 S. Crenshaw blvd. Los Angeles, California Delta Phi Psi Love that sun Virgil T. Spires 4838 S. Huntlngon dr. Los Angeles, California Sigma Chl Omega Sardonlc Southerner Barney M: Squar 1674 W. 12th st. Los Angeles, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. Treas. Delta Phi Psi Amerlcan Legion He's really square Hebert G. Steger 8021 Zamora st. Los Angeles l, Callfornla C. C. A. - N. C. A. Sigma Chl Omega American Legion Everready vi n 4 'IFR .n ,M Cfwfl' .af 0' J fffffwlff ,af . 1' 0 Gardner W. Stevens, Jr. 4265 Llndblade dr. Culver City, California C.C.A.-N.C.A. . Delta Phi Psi I've another idea 7 , D' u We 7if'0f7W Wy! Ziff I 2-Cliff! A ff ,gffizwz William H. Stevens, Jr. 9824 Beach st. Los Angeles 2, Callfornla C.C.A.-N. C. A. Sigma Chl Omega A go-getter John M. Stewart 950 W. 48th st. los Angeles, California Jolly Jack I.. E. Strode H55 N. Detrolt st. Hollywood, California An alert mind Robert L. Subriar Rte. 4, Box 379 Bakersfield, California Man, lt's hot 1 Wilbur H. Swan, Bill l2Il W. Ilth st. Los Angeles, California American legion Walt a few years J. Stanton Stingle, Stan 766 Oxford st. Hawthorne, California C-C-A-' N-C-A' Arthur L. Sokoloff ze l ' 'S' uso s. cum. ave. Um? canhleglon Los Angeles, California 'ry ' M ' Tall, dark and serlous ' ,-Us lf Z ' ' Wil iam H. Straughn, Bill fhgmqg M, fqfuml Jr, 5301 Yarmouth st. Enclno, California Pres. Night Student Body Slgma Chl Omega One of the f nest 766 Hay ave. Los Angeles 22, California C. C.A. - N. C. A. Sigma Chi Omega He's Interesting Mg. Joh F. Taughinbaugh 11219 S. La Salle ave. Los Angeles 44, California Sigma Chi Omega Methodlcal William H. Thurston, Bill 802 'NI Vermont ave. los Angeles 27, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Slgma Chi Omega American legion Wild Bill William Townsend 1235 W. 6th st. Santa Ana, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Pres. Sophomore Class lt's a great plan Bertram C. Turner, Bert 429 S. St. Andrews pl. Los Angeles 5, California Master Sigma Chi Omega C.C.A.- N. C.A. American Legion He-Man Nathaniel l.e1'raunik 225 N. Chlcago ave. Los Angeles, California Delta Phl Psi What's up Dot Marion Ughrin 1426 Bond st. Los Angeles 15, California l'll show 'em Gaudencio D. Valdovinos 223 S. Arnaz dr. Beverly Hills, California Hist. Sigma Chi Omega V. Pres. Night Student Body Nice Personality Roland E. Van Antwerp, Hvanll 137 S. Columbus Glendale 4, California Sigma Chi Omega Lucky, see my Ford Edward L. Wahlrab 7635 Lankershim blvd. N. Hollywood, California Delta Phi Psi C. C.A. - N. C.A. Following footprints John A. Waldner 2632 219th st. Long Beach, California C. C.A. - N. C. A. Sigma Chl Omega Eager to please Carl H. Walters 352 Janice st. Long Beach, California C.C.A. - N. C.A. Slgma Chi Omega Can take lt Rollie Donald Walters 8215 Whltsett ave. Los Angeles, California 'Llkes hard work Orrin Kenneth Ward 58 Rust st. South Hamilton, Mass. C. C. A. - N. C.A. Secy. Junior Class Delta Phi Psi Capable and frlendly ' Lorene M. Watkins 1506 Miramar st. Los Angeles, Callfornla C.C.A. -N.C.A. Swell people Frank L. Watson 1225 S. Sherman st. Denver, Colorado C. C. A. - N. C.A. Sigma Chl Omega Loves California A Ernest Weller 1 1 'l6'f2 Wilshire blvd. Los Angeles 14, California Waiting for success x Robert L. Weldon 1521, lrvlng ave. Glendale, Callfornla Time will tell Robert W. Whelan, Bob 1632 Oak st. Los Angeles 5, Callforrila Delta Phi Psi American Legion Surplus nervous' energy William V. White 905 S. Beacon ave. Los Angeles 15, California C. C.A. -N.C.A. Delta Phi Psi Nice guy to know James A. Whitman 1147 E. 88th pl. Los Angeles 2, Callfornla C. C.A. - N. C. A. Sigma Chi Omega Studlous and friendly Robert D. Wild 1351 Albany st. Los Angeles 14, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phi Psl I'll check your story Weyman Otis Wilkes 2322 Prospect st. Wllmar, California C.C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phi Psi Someday Elmer M. Willeford 942 S. Alvarado st. Los Angeles, California Pres. C.C.A.-N.C.A 4 Sigma Chi Omega American Legion V. Pres. Graduating Class Aesculaplan Staff Good dresser, grand guy wunqm Keith williams 1656 Ellis Lane Rosemead, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phi Psi Bill-Bill George Wilson, Jr. 2057 S. Hobart blvd. Los Angeles, Callfornla C. C.A. - N.C.A. Go to town Monroe L. Wilson- 3333 McManus ave. Culver City, California C. C.A. - N. C.A. Sigma Chl Omega Mighty fine fellow' Raymond C. Wilson, R 6961 Laurel Canyon blvd. N. Hollywood, California C.C.A. - N. C.A. Delta Phl Psl American Legion lt'll happen, just walt. Arthur L. Wingard 221 S. Arboles ct. San Pedro, California C.C.A. - N. C. A. V. Com. American Legion Treas. Sigma Chi Omega Aesculapian Staff Pres. Student Body Pres. Graduating Class The Wheel Robert LeRoy Winters 3757 Cerritos ave. Long Beach 7, California Sigma Chl Omega Never gets dizzy Frank A. Wolfskill, Jr ' 'Pancho' ' 3600 Flowers dr. Los Angeles 7, Callfornla C.C.A.-N.C.A. Delta Phl Psi American Legion Oh, l don't know George J. Wolnez 1563 Curson sl. Los Angeles 35, California V. Pres. C.C.A.-N.C.A. Delta Phl Psl V. Pres. Student Body American Leglon Aesculaplan Staff usneezyn K Ernst P. Wundram, Ernie 4109 Halldale ave. l.os'Angeles 37, California C. C.A. - N.C.A. Can't kld'me Wilce Richard Young 6619 Callfornla ave. Bell, Callfornla Master Sigma Chl Omega Treas. Night Student Body C. C. A. - N. C.A. Save lt for later l.elius C. Zander 1628 Rodney dr. Hollywood 27, Callfornla C. C. A. - N. C.A. Delta Phi Psl American Legion Nice fella Masaichiro Yokofa 2118 Trinity st. , Los Angeles 11, California C. C.A. - N. C. A. 'Thorough and studlous Anthony Zifnik, Jr., Tony P. 0. Box 403 National Clty, Callfornla Treas. C.C.A.-N.C.A. Slgma Chi Omega ' American Leglon Always the last man Joseph H. Young 8861 Burton way Los Angeles 36, Callfornla C.C.A.-N.C.A. Delta Phl Psl Don't break my luck W Cgwilxlngf' Lee Zinn 11219 LaSalle ave. Los Angeles 44, Callfornla Sigma Chl Omega Silent but secure , 1 I . i W c..,..,,-5z Hx X. Bertram J. Bailey ,Af wsu... .A-Muffy , . Q .1 Donald W. Baker Robert Beacon Ronald A. Blackabey Kenneth T. Boland Robert W. Bonnell My Q Grenville P. Brooks David W. Chapman Alnor J. Christian - Howard W. Cram Dean D Deardorff if, ink ,2Qi', Dolan f 1 fl' W0 . .,. f Ari' Fi fr ,if ,. .U Q 'L 1.5, .Q UM Qxgpj .Q 'V ., :L lb 'V .vf .f A my W ' I L,- f -J Wig. ' Q Q xi tmp? I 1 v xilwk' J Bonita E. Eldridge Grayston L. Eshelman Richard F. Farquhar Gilbert H. Gagos ffWesley J. Gibson George Graf Clifford E. Griffin Charles,A. Hall '57 Richard Henderson Callis F. Herbert Oliver R. Hill Jane Holquin Louis S. Holbrook Adam C. Houston John P'aul Jacoby Jr. yolk . ' i Harry S. Jameson Henry E Johnson Darlene K arlson Kenneth E. Johnsonxm Francis K. Landr Robert W. Lloyd Victor Lynn Jack Marvin Mallory Lois Mayo Alma E. Manning Stanley D. Matthews W! Bernard W. Mauer Harold D. McCurdy Howard 0. McKinney Dorothyl Mix Murshaulmmofnn Wh A Olga A. Miller F. C. Mowry Gale M. O'Bryan william H. omaorff fzfeeaf Joseph W. Palmer Donald R. Paul Howard L. Peebles Melvin E. Pithan Thomas A. Pratchios Thomas M. Randall Jr John 0. Roling Warren F. Sears Jr. 9' Fred R. Segovia Ralph R. Shade Walter J. Smith Yolanda Spino Allen R. Thompson Dorthea l. Trout George P. Tungate Joseph Claude Vinot LeRoy L. Walker Clyde H. Wanberg Robert W. Welsh Arthur White C. Mormon Wilcox Fred Z. Williams Raymond B. Williams Walter J. Williams John M. Wyble Wilson T. York Lelius C. Zander Arthur Zaugg 'xSX FLETCHER BOWRON 1 X - '. 2' 'Va O 5 5 0 Q! Y Fx' QS, OFFICE OF THE MAYOR RQ QEQ CHW'HALL LOS ANGELES l2, CALIFORNIA March 26, 1948 X TO THE LOS ANGELES COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC p GRADUATING CLASS OF 1948, GREETINGS: On behalf of the people of Los Angeles, it is a pleasure to extend congratulations to the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic graduating class of l9ll8 for the achievement exemplified by the com- pletion of its professional training. Each of us has, in addition to his occu- pational duties, a civic responsibility. As you pursue the occupation for which you are now prepared, it is my sincere hope that you will accept this re- sponsibility by taking an active part in the life and affairs of your community. In so doing, you will realize, more fully, the satisfaction of a useful career. Sincerely yours, .M A Y O R FB:pd 01-ganQativnA SIGMA CHI DMEGA X V 41 .5 ffvl: WJ A 71 Wf ff H M , ., - .X .gg-A may ,. X R'-, L Vlxlf. ' , fi-H51 5 1 A :ijfw fir- 1 , 1' :N l r, . H 1 l ag, 4 ,ni L' bl y. xv Y ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER ' ALPHA BETA CHAPTER SIGMA CHI OMEGA . 5 f 94 A8 OFFICER 7 OFFICERS 1 9 Sigma Chi Omega, a national professional fraternity, is represented .on the campus by two active chapters, Alpha Alpha Chapter composed of day students, and Alpha Beta Chapter organized by night students. Founded at Los Angeles in 1925, Sigma Chi celebrates itstwenty- third birthday this year. It has expanded during its life to include undergraduate chapters at other chiropractic colleges. The alumni are representing the fraternity in every state in the na- tion and in many foreign countries. The activities of the fraternity are numerous and varied. lt sponsors an annual conven- tion,.drawing alumni from all points of the compass to renew acquaintances. Hell Week is tradi- tional ending with Hell Night for the neophytes, at which time they are properly initiated infor- mally. Following the informal, at a later date the traditional formal initiation and dance is held when the pledges are presented with the Sigma Chi Omega pin, and welcomed by representa- tives from the Supreme Council. The educational program includes speakers from our own as well as allied professions, lecture demonstrations and chapter sponsored study aids. lt has long been the custom to dc-vote a portion of each program to guidance of the undergraduate in ethical con- cepts of practice and conduct. f A DELTA PHI Sl . , Z . ,Q 'I '1x::,iu1'. r , . - : ' DELTA PHI Sl - OFFICERS Delta Phi Psi was founded in 1933 by Dr. C. J. Joyant, a faculty member of the Los An- geles College of Chiropractic. Since that time the membership has increased steadily and now includes members as far afield as New Zealand, Sweden, Argentina and South America. The aims of the fraternity are to further chiropractic and improve the quality of profes- sional education. lt is a democratic organization whose members are chosen with regard for scholastic ability, character and integrity. The social program includes picnics, banquets, and dances for the members and their families. The educational and more serious side of the fra- ternity's functions include guest speakers from the field at the regular meetings. The fraternity has among its membership several doctors of national prominence includ- ing the late Dr. Ralph W. Stewart for whom the American Legion Post No. 636 was named. Dr. Stewart was lost in the Pacific while on duty aboard the Yorktown. The Supreme Council is composed of eleven members headed by Dr. H. Butterfield and Includes Dr. M. B. Strahl of the Los Angeles College faculty. L C. C. A. STUDENT UNIT ,f N I PUS f ORTH CAM Wxxxxullil:rf,W X fglfq f ii f-7 'QR nap If w x 13 A, C. C. A. W srunsur uun' sourn cAMPus fleas 19 . ,947 AS 0' The Student Unit of the California Chiropractic Asociation was organized by Dr. Henry Anderson while a student in 1946. A charter was received and the organization became a regu- lar feature of the extra-curricular activities of the college. Since that time the chapter has re- quested and been granted a charter in the National Chiropractic Assoclation, the chapter being named in honor of Dr. Wilma Churchill. The Student Unit emulates the parent organizations in its aims to protect and foster the philosophy, science and art of chiropractic, to insure the profession proper recognition, to ald ln the Chiropractic Research Foundation, and to raise the educational standards of the colleges. , The keynote of the unit is organization, stressing the need for unity among the profes- sion and encouraging a high standard of professional conduct and ethics. The monthly meetings of the chapter are essentially of an educational nature, featuring field speakers, demonstrations and educational moving pictures. ln addition to regular business, problems of the school, organization and students are discussed. The result of this type of orga- nizatlon is to send forth a student into the field that ls prepared to assume organlzatlonal work and who will have a working knowledge of the state and national organizational functions. AMERICAN LEGl0N RALPH W. STEWART POST No. 636 p AMERICAN LEGloN RALPH W. STEWART POST No. 636 OFFICERS The Ralph W. Stewart American Legion Post No. 636 was organized in January 1946, and was named after the first chiropractor to lose his life in World War ll. lt is with particular pride that this post commemorates this clean-cut American lad who was exemplary of chiropractic tradition, ideals and practice. . The first commander of the post was Dr. Thomas G. Kirby, formerly an instructor at the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic. The primary purpose of the American Legion as a whole is, of course, to keep alive and active the ideals and spirit of Amerlcanism. The Ralph W. Stewart Post now numbering 120 members is composed of those ex-service men and women who are chiropractic students or licensed doctors. lt is rightly called a specialty post, for lt has a spe- cial lnterestf namely, that of furthering chiropractic, through education, social and athletic func- tions. Special classes have been, and are being, conducted by members of the chiropractic profes- slon who give unselfishly of their time, knowlede and experience. The Legion Auxiliary has been organized, the purpose of which ls to create and maintain a soclal interest among the members of the post. The post also sponsors the care of underprivi- leged children who would not otherwise receive chiropractic care. OMEGA CHI SIGMA Omega Chi Sigma, the only sorority on the campus, is the latest addition to the family of organizations at the l.os Angeles College. Formally organized in November of 1946, nine of the original twelve members now serve on the Supreme Council. The first formal initiation was held in the Hollywood Roosevelt's Aviation Room on De- cember 7, I946, and since then the Alpha Alpha Chapter has welcomed a new group of neo- phytes into the fold. The chapter has a traditional Hell Week and a Hell Night, much like that of its male counterpart, the fraternity. Their objectives as stated by the iaws ofthe sorority are to gain international recognition in all recognized chiropractic colleges, to encourage fellowship and social welfare, to present an educational program which will develop higher standards of education and ethics among women doctors, and encourage closer cooperation among all mem- bers of the profession. lt is 'the desire of the members of the sorority to establish alumni chapters in order that they may continue their activities upon entering their professional careers. rn THESTUDENT councug N new a of Wentz sox: o 'pd Fund' 1-I qu 5, owenxso 0039039 0 'Qs- G-I-yo AW xfogvd Q :wa QIXNOQ 'vo 4,, lv be o 4 0 'Q , fb , o o,,, - 0 Qs 'll 0, 'lv 'fa '01, , ' Q Mo' gqho W1 fo o,,v 4 The Student Council is composed of the heads of all the maior organizations on the campuseand ls presided over by the student body president acting as chalrman. The Councll han- dles problems relatlng to student guldance and discipline, and acts as the student representatlve to the administration. lt carries on correspondence with student representatlves of other colleges ln order to further friendly relations with other student groups. The councll meets weekly and considers all matters before making recommendations to the dean. The councll has asslsted ln the solution of many administrative problems and smoothed the way for better relationships. . , H..---rv'-P +4-ff L. Ln, - ,W 'J I G AES ULAPIAN STAFF M gl . X - Y , I , ,.. . 2 , ,ir , N I '- V ....,r,,'F 'hw .fix-fwi., '-fvrlifi 'Mi' ff ' I EARL S. ROBINSON ......... X E. M. WILLEFORD .......... GEORGE WOLNEZ ....... JOHN HICKMAN ......... RICHARD ROWLEY ......... WILLIAM S. LOUTHAN. ........ VERN W. HAMILTON ........ ARTHUR L. WINGARD ........ VIOLA MARTIN ................. wn.uAM R. :Nous Jn ....... wu.uAM w. rosmcx ........ EUGENE SCIALDONE .......... WILBURN F. ADAMS ........ STERLING F. ALLEN ....... DR. ARTHUR V. NILSSON ...... ... WILLIAM MADISON II ........ ........Faculty Advisor ......Edltor-ln-Chief .........Managlng Editor .......Assoclate Editors ...........HlstorIans .........CIrculatlon Managers .... Business Manager I ...............Secretary ........Art Department ......Photography Following the pattergn of establishing precedents and blazing new trails, the Aesculapian Staff rolled up its sleeves and went to work on the assignment handed them by a truly progres- slve graduating class. Many hours of labor, writing and rewriting, plus miles of leg work have gone into this endeavor by willing hands and minds. We have no regrets, we make no apologies and we ask no reward other than simple appreciation for compiling the yearbook, in the production of which we did our level best. It is the sincere desire of the staff that our labors shall not have been in vain, and that we shall have, in a small measure, paved the- way for future generations of Aesculapians. Glauen FRESHMEN l of' 16535 Russell Allen Marvln W. Atkinson Dow F. Ayers ' Ernest Edwln Benbow Lester W. Berns Marlo A. Capretta Roland H. Chevaller Horace J. Denner Jr. James D. Donnelly Herbert D. Dunavan Jan Flnn Charles Friedman Frank Granlto Artle Granville Wllbert A. Gunner Charles E. Heberllng John W. Hedden Donald R. Howe Phlllp Howser Alfred F. Jacobs' Earl Norman Kahn Luell W. Katlepolt Emanuel Kruger D. C. Lindsay Don R. Morrow Rex O. Park Don Petersen Hlldreth L. Richardson Andrew J. Romek Wllllam A. Rupert Leonard F. Rutke , Wlnlfred H. Rutke John R. Salles Robert J. Slmowskl Virgil H. Smith Mathew A. Snider Edward H. Steckel Tommie E. Tallman Patrle Thomas Charles L. Young W Wllllam llegele Jr. FRESHMEN ll I v Jerry Anderson Ralph L. Arkle Smllax S. Arnholz lan P. Blgelow Ray L. Catudal Mariean Colllng James S. Danlel Merrlll L. Day Donald Duane Duffle John R. Esplnosa James E. Fuller George W. Gamble Norman D. Goodman Eugene A. Gorey L. Robert Green Rlchard Lee Gunther Robert G. Hartman Leonard R. Helnrlchs Fred E. Hemphill Earl M. Hill Jr. Morrls G. Jackson Hans L. Knapp Beatrlce L. Lawson Mark Y. Lee OFFICERS Alfred N. Lewis Ezequlel F. Luna James C. MacKlmmle Raymond W. Malouf Eugene W. Mason Robert A. McGulre Jr. Jams Mcbevltt Dallas T. McNlckles Howard V. Marshall John W. Mathews George Llle Mays Jr. Beniamln Mlller Clyde A. Mlller Edward Baker Mlller Duane E. Montgomery George Beniamln Nelson V. Edgar Nelson Neal L. Nlblack Jr. Raymond J. Palaszewskl Mariorle Joan Patterson John F. Phelps Robert H. Plan Gover S. Potter G. Raymond Powell Harry Rells James M. Rlggl Maude P. Rousey Ransdm L. Sare Leon Schmltton E. Ned Schultz Clarence 0. Smlth Letha M. Smlth Donald L. Snow Klnckle E. Spencer Verner E. Strombom Walter Emerson Swlrskl Ordean A. Syverson Mac D. Tlnker Robert G. Wllborn Carl E. Yaeger Sophle F. Zarabskl Elsle M. Lacy Hal J. Martln James B. Patterson lra J. Wllllams Robert L. Yenawlne Hans L. Knopp Ransom L. Sare , N SDPHDMORE l QHICERS Francls T. Jackson Martin E. Johnson .lr. Harry Kadln Norman E. Kaufman Bernle L. Lancaster Robert C. Lookabaugh Davld Mandlovltz Samuel B. Marlowe Jr. L. James McCarty Jr. Laurence R. McDonald Wllllam C. McV1cker Vernon Lee Morse F. J. Noone James L. 0'Brlen Howard' S. Okada Carroll A. Olson Raymond Rlch Mlldred E. Sllngerland Edgar G. Smlth Davld Stewart John N. Stuart Dane D. Summers Stlrrat Tabler J. C. Thomas Vernon L. Wllson A. G. Mlntum ' Calvln Burkow Theron Eric Austln Wllllam L. Babb Howard C. Bender Lawrence A. Bertholl Gerald A. Beyerl Kenneth J. Bond Burl L. Box Edward D. Carter Robert Alexander Corum Elton M. Curtls Ellen M. Emblen Alber R. Gabel Irene O. Gllmore Ray C. Gilmore Charles Leland Glosser John Edward Godfrey James W. Graf! Walter Jerrold Henry Allan M. Herman K SUPHUMORE ll . 5' f' ' wg cmd RS Roy K. Brellz Clras. H. Corum Kree Dlckllcll . George C. Krug .lr S. L. La Cerra John C. Medelros B. H. Mlller F. Noriega Karl Olsen David H. Owens K. W. Plerce Alberl Scolnlck Erlc 1. Selberl Adolf Sorensen M. R. Spreckelsen Toby Vlrgll JUNIOR I .................i.l............,, , JUNIOR I Robert R. Brown Davls Wendell Chapman Mayme Colton Mary Ann Cowens Howard W. Cram Farncls M. Dolan G. I.. Eshelman Gilbert Gagos Wesley .l. Gibson Stephen Mattern Mehiln Edward Plthan Fred P. Tungate Robert W. Welsh Walter J. Wllllams Arthur Zaugg ' offlciks 5 X JUNIOR ll N 1 JUNIOR ll Donald W. Baker Robert Beacon Eugene Berkhott Ronald A. Blackabey Thomas K. Boland Robert Bonnell Charles Brewer Grenville P. Brooks Robert Brooks George Brown George Bushing Howard G. Christian Fred H. Chung Donald C. Crlddle Cecll Davls Lawrence P. Davls Dean F. Deardortt Ralph R. Duron Elmer F. Drach Chamers Eden Bonita Eldridge Robert C. Elissague William A. Evans Rlchard Farquhar Francls Gibson Howard Glbson Wllbert Glllan Davld Glasgall Wllllam H. Goergens George Graf Clifford E. Grlttln ' Douglas Y. Haig Albert J. Hale Charles Allen Hall George A. Hall Glenn B. Hancock John Hedley Rlchard A. Henderson- Callis Herbert Oliver R. Hlll erard E. Hlxon Theo K. Hollle Jane Holquln Francls Holson Adam C. Houston Amos B. Hyder Henry Johnson Kenneth Johnson Darlene Karlson Carl F. Klamer Herman Knapp Ruel Kurtz Jacob M. Kushner Francls K. Landry Phlllp Lawrence Robert W. Lloyd Robert Lyons Alma E. Manning Stanley D. Mathews C. C. Mattson Bernard Mauer Lols J. Mayo Allce Johnson McCarty Lester McCoy Harold D. McCurd H. O. McKlnney Wllard McNown George Mershon Olga Mlller Dorothy l. Mlx Marshall Mottltt Leon L. Mohr Glenn L. Myler James Nlchols Gale M. O'Bryan Wllllam H. Orndortl Joseph W. Palmer Edward Patton Howard L. Peebles Thomas A. Pratchlos Seymour Prog Paul Puma Ralph Rains 'Thomas M. Randall, Jr Harry E. Richardson James H. 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' W i: in n no ll 1: as Best Wishes to the Graduating Class-1948 I: u u u u n u u - u u u :s n n u in CHIROPRACTIC -BORN 1895 X- RAY MBORN 1895 P6 MARCHING HAND IN HAND - TO NEW HORIZONS PG Los Angeles X-Ray Laboratory 920 Venice Boulevard J. O. Empringham, B.S., M.S., D.C. .I ...I , 1 SKILL ..... with modesty OWLEDGE . ' with understanding E GENIUS .... with humility INTEGRITY . with patience THESE ARE ATTRIBUTES of EVERY GREAT PHYSICIAN A L-'LA . L F : A e Kxfuj CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '48. 2 May your future endeavors be as successful as . 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