Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine - Osteoblast Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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T5he Osteopathic Home Economics Glub President ...... Vice-President . Secretary . . . Treasurer ...... Parliamentarian ..... . MRS. R. H. DEWITT MRS. EUGENE SIHIELTON MRS. MRS. MRS. C. D. DAVIS C. J. ROUNDS H. R. HOLLOWAY N January, 1913, The Osteopathic Home Economics Club was organized for the wives of students of the American School of Osteopathy. The purpose of this club was, The betterment of home life and the intelligent preparation of food. For several years members were elected by ballot. This arrangement proved to be unsatisfactory and on February 22, 1924, a new constitution was adopted. The purpose of the club, as worded in the new constitution, shall be to create a fellowship among the wives of students, trustees, and faculty members of the A. S. O., and to promote social and educational advantages for its members. The club meets regularly every two weeks, and the programs are always enjoyed. Occasionally the members of the club entertain their husbands with a sumptuous banquet or a dance. The annual social features are the spring and fall receptions for wives of new students, the Christmas tree, and the May picnic. MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS FACULTY MEMBERS ADAMS MRS. G. N. DAILEY MRS. W. C. NELSON BAILEY MISS CORA E. GOTTREU MRS. R. PLATT E. C. BROTT MRS. R. C. HULEURT MRS. RAY R. SERMON F. W. CONDIT MRS. C. E. MURRELL DR. ELLA STILL MRS. GEO. A. STILL MRS. J. N. WAGGONER MEMBERS June '24 A. C. BRINI4 MRS. E. L. CowMAN MRS. JAMES DONLEY G. R. CAREY MRS. W. W. CUSTIS MRS. F. O. Coocn MRS. P. F. HILL MRS. R. E. LINDSEY January '25 MRS. R. C. WUNDEIXLICH June '25 C. L. BALLINGER MIIS. B. H. COMSTOCK MRS. A. H. PARI-IAM MRS. RAYMOND BIGGS MRS. V. A. KELLEY MRS. EUGENE SHELTON MRS. H. C. MooRI-IoUSE January '26 MRS. D. M. BAIRD MRS. T. C. NORTHUI' MRS. A. V. DUNN MRS. W. J. POWELL June '26 MRS. R. H. DEWITT MIKS. LLOYD PARKER MRS. C. H. SUNDERWIRTH MRS H. R. HOLLOWAY MRS. C. J. ROUNDS MRS. J. F. Tour MRS. C. S. WANDRY MIIS. C. J. WIELAND January '27 MIIS. C. D. DAVIS MRS. E. L. DAVIS June '27 MRS M. C. DAY MRS. B. C. KANE MRS. J. H. WIGLE MRS. W. J. HULS MRS. A. C. SHooIc MRS. H. B. WILLIAMS January '28 MRS. W. A. HASTY MRS. W. L. TINDALL Page 170 6-,rf-L.--f

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A. S. O. Band Director. Da. H. V. HALLADAY Managers, RAYMOND WRIGHT, MAURICE SMALLEY, A. H. STAFFA PERSONNEL Comets ERIC B. JOHNSTON, Sault Ste. Marie, O W. O. JONES, Marlin, Texas. I. L. TAYLOR, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. ROY LILLEY, Charleston, W. Va. G. BRAUND, Peterborough, Ont. E. E. CONGDON, Richmond, Mich. ROY PALMER, Bement, Ill. R. EWING, Lewistown, Pa. Clarinets MAURIOE SMALLEY, Miamisburg, Ohio. M. ELLINGER, Lewistown, Pa. L. GIFFBN, Jefferson City, Mo. Basses C. ALLEN BRINK, Kirksville, Mo. L. B. BOOTH, Brookneld, Mo. Horns G. MCCOLLOCH, Piqua, Ohio. A. V. DUNN, Salem, Ore. Dt. Tromhones RAYMOND WRIGHT, Toledo, Ohio L. G. STURMEI1, Meriden, Conn. R. G. PLATT, Kirksville, Mo. Baritones A. H. STAFFA, Orchard, Tex. H. G. BUTLER, Hebron, Nehr. D. K. COPELAND, Beatrice, Nebr. Saxophones R. S. LANEY, Baltimore, Ohio. H. QUAIITEL, Dayton, Ohio. R. FORDICE, Russellville, Ind. L. WHARTON, Athens, Ohio. Drums M. L. Hanna, Clay Center, Kan. L. D. HAMMOND, Nashua, Iowa. W. P. WILCOX, Wellsboro, Pa. Back Row-Brink, Copeland, Brahb, Butler, Staffa. McColloch, Dunn, Stanton, Sturmer, Bixler. Wright Platt, Braund, Ewing, Lilley. Front Row-Wharton, Rudnick, Fordice, Gifhn, Ellinger, Smalley, Hanna, Wilcox, Hammond. Halladw Taylor. Johnston, Palmer, Jones. xxx, , Page 111