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

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Only the friendly sunsets Visit the lonely shrine: Shelter of logs and stone Under the drowsing pine. Deserted, perhaps forgotten, Tet what glory now is yours To have sheltered beneath your roof Osteopathy Born in the starfdimmed ages: A germ from the limitless past, From out of the vagueness of centuries There has come a vision at last. To stand like a soldier at sunrise On guard at the portal of death. To conquer the ills of the living To succor the dying with breath. The father of the science that cures. i Oft when the angry west wind Was sweeping the Kansas plain He rode, all hunched in the saddle, Pondering the secret of pain. Ever so near to the truth, Tet like the prospector of old Who camped beneath the birch That sheltered Bonanzo's gold. Pa

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American Osteopathic Association HE first annual meeting of the American Osteopathic Association, originally known as the American Association for the Advance' ment of Osteopathy, met at the American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo., April 19, 1897, the plans for the organization being formulated by a committee of sixteen, four students from each class in the American School of Osteopathy. The following have been presidents of the - association: D11. W. A. G1zAv1a'r'r Date Name Alma Mater Address 18971898 Dr. D. B. Macauley A. S. O. CUnkn0wnj 18981899 Dr. S. C. Matthews A. S. O. New York, N. Y. 18991900 Dr. A. G. Hildreth A. S. O. Macon, Mo. 19001901 Dr. C. M. T. Hulett A. S. O. CDeceasedJ 19011902 Dr. E. R. Booth, Ph. B. A. S. O. Cincinnati, Ohio IQOQKIQOZI5 Dr. Chas. Clayton Teall A. S. O. Brooklyn, N. Y. IQOQVIQO4 Dr. Chas. Hazzard A. S. O. New York, N. Y. 19041905 Dr. Carl P. McConnell A. S. O. Chicago, Ill. 190591906 Dr. A. L. Evans A. S. O. Chattanooga, Tenn. 19061907 Dr. S. A. Ellis Northern Institute, Minneapolis Boston, Mass. 1 19071908 Dr. Frederick E. Moore A. S. O. La Grande, Ore. 19081909 Dr. Thomas L. Ray A. S. O. Fort Worth, Texas 19094910 Dr. E. C. Pickler A. S. O. Minneapolis, Minn. 19101911 Dr. A. G. Hildreth A. S. O. Macon, Mo. 1911-1912 Dr. James L. Holloway A, S, O, Dallas, Texas 19121913 Dr. C. B. Atzerl A. S. O. Omaha, Nebr. IQIQVIQI4 Dr. Percy H. Woodall S. S. Still College, Des Moines Birmingham, Ala. 19141915 Dr. Charles A. Upton . Northern Institute, Minneapolis St. Paul, Minn. 191591916 Dr. O. J. Snyder Northern Institute, Minneapolis Philadelphia, Pa. IQI6'1QT7 Dr. W. Banks Meacham Boston Institute of Osteopathy Asheville, N. C. 19171918 Dr. George W. Riley A, S, O, 19181919 Dr. Harrison H. Fryette Ngw York, N, Y. American College, Chicago Chicago, Ill. 19191920 Dr. Hugh Conklin A. S. O. Battle Creek, Mich. 19201921 Dr. William E. Waldo A. S. O. Seattle, Wash, 19211922 Dr. S. L. Scothorn A, S, O, Dallas, Texas 'IQZLTIQ23 Dr. George W. Goode A. S. O. Boston, Mass, IQ231924 Dr. W. A. Gravett A. S. O. Dayton, Ohio Page 3 fl

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Till somewhere the Master Weaver, Taking His shuttle again, Wove for love of His millions A vision on the loom of his brain. A vision and strength to defend it From the storms that swept the land. The panacea of ills Is the fingers of the hand. Then one by one they gathered. Oh, the struggle of those years. Four walls, a roof and their f' courage ' Against a world of fears. Until, like 'master musicians They played on the harp of the spineg Making harmony out of discord, Man's heritage Divine. Gone like jungle mists The sun of truth dispelled By the barriers that hemmed us No longer are we held. In the corners of our land They are teaching the master's dream In noble halls and vast, . The artery is supreme. P gc 36