University of St Thomas - Aquinas Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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0 Doctors and dentists, too, have to be socialized . The Aesculapian club takes care of that for future St. Thomas doctors and dentists. Yearly funfest for the old members is the initiation of new members. So you're going to be a doctor: well, let us introduce you to the profession, goes the line of the old men as they demonstrate some of the more gruesome aspects of practice to the initiates. The club, composed of more than fifty men, holds regular meetings at which it calls in noted medics to speak. Not the least of its activities is the annual dinner dance. George Garske is president, and Dr. Ralph Macy is faculty adviser. . . nd Rmdm gigslf.if'1W W af Machunu Garskf' Fox al ian initzate. . -I a turn on the Jun' for an AMW P -r ' . ve , . w- 1 g' , rg ..'-hi-14,L'f,finn..,:f - fa- ' ' to 4-so 'sa' fi . ip, mm, R. Rudffk. L... ...W G- Cats mzsiozssz, Mf- R' Ms 'iffy Dr- f- Qmm' adam E' Tgulllzzruxla. . Second 'DWG A:d?1if,B..Vol1?il P' Balm' P' Kongzplf. Swanoski, L- Bqyld' MIK? Coolff. Faith. Third D. B n , R. 0 li fifth. 0'B1:lm, B. Dugan, W- RW1' C . .. g.Qg,Y,f' V 31 ' if 'E - ' I ' ' ' ' ' Moll G. Baths, I- Hawk' h , R, Ambo11lzD.. 3 ' K k k, R. Inf . Nw: .N' Siam' E' Doillzllomlry, F- Wwrzbmxkll T N .niilavw f- Rnd, R. Rgtf, T. Swntxzr, N, Zwebber R. Koller, W. Albright PI'?u.giLt11:'?-w.k,. lllnllenden, D. 0'k!'f E' La Fond' WJ. Bau11lSa'm '

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A I Trying to keep tab on an ever-changing field, that of international relations, the I. R. C. holds meetings monthly. According to their own words, they might do better to hold them daily. In their search for what the future may hold for the international situation, the club has resorted to that great repeater-history. With this end in mind, they have selected historians to speak at their club meetings. Among the historians who have spoken this year to the organization are Rev. Nich- olas Moelter and Mr. G. W. C. Ross. Robert Leahy and Robert Koen served as presidents of the club.

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High 1ffffW mmm ing T 0-mm.1,ZL an, Nick Mfffluf w orks 011 4 couple of P ro:Pf'01U'lo0k- 0 When good fellows and good athletes get together, it isn't always on the field of play. Activists in the field of social and extra- curricular life are members of the Mono- gram club. Including all students who have won a letter in athletics, the club holds regular meetings, managing to sneak in a little time for the traditional locker room chatter. Among its special functions is the annual raffle, the proceeds of which are used to purchase Monogram pins for graduating members. Fenton Horwath is president of the club. Rev. James H. Foran is faculty adviser. . h ' ', C-B ll kisv .I ,RL d,.fl.M le la , Draughton, R. Thimex, V. Noqak, K. llffurpfzy, T. Fnly. Thzrd G Lzllgt'itl,?T tTlizZilzlgiL0, F. HOfl:0dclil, M.?91:Ili5l?o.rk'i, linEichten,aGlnlljeZ- H. Brom, R. Shzrhan, N. Kocuko, G. 0Bnm, G. Warnoj' W Till. Second row: G. Neiige, john Knox, j. Brandt, j. Sullivan, V. j. Wagner, f. 0'Connor.