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

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. , 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.

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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.

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