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

Page 177 text:

,.....-.L-N -Y N ,N-I A I I tl., 'KX-H1 ,Aw - I 1 X,irQ.4...1-..-.,?-.Y,,.4 vw. -l ,IQ D kQ5,jgEff'lhL:QL'l'I1d,lXiQgP 'i'o on R A mf' ' - 7 I I ' .. I i I I I lgl-'Lil 53 Q? I I I I I I I First Row-Laughlin, Hardy, Brinklow, Culhane. X E Second Row-Flexer, Gregory, Hayes, Holloway, Jett. I Third Row-Manwell, Petermeyer, Percival, Rieser, Rudnick. I Fourth Row--Slaughter, Tollerton, Weide111nan, Fitch, Dooley. I Fifth Row-Fry, Swope, Kauffman, Francis, Green. 6 Sixth Row-Rutherford, Westfall, Rogers, Sieg. I gfh0iuilK3lUI31.efFg,L ojll .,I'Q'- l y 'wwf C , 1 -L f 5, Xxwxffv' Page 161

Page 176 text:

fl l. il ll ll il fl ll li l ri Wg, il Ii lf lll i i l. lf l in i I l il l Page 160 CPsi Sigma Alpha OFFICERS i J. G. GREGORY, President H. U. TOLLERTON, Vice'P'resident H. R. HOLLOWAY, Secretary T. A. MANWELL, Treasurer HE PSI SIGMA ALPHA is the result of a meeting held in No' vember 1924 for the purpose of organizing an honorary scholastic fraternity for the Osteopathic profession, and although it has been in existence only since the combining of the two schools, it has more than justified the founders. Although an honorary fraternity, it is held in the form of our well known dinner clubs, which provides a medium for the exchange of ideas and prepares the student for that more important place which they are to hold in society as a practitioner of their profession. Meetings are held bifmonthly and able speakers are invited to address the organization, or members are called upon to talk on chosen subjects which are later discussed by the others. The members are chosen from students having completed one or more years work in K. O. C. above a certain standard, the faculty pass- ing on their eligibility. It being the purpose of Psi Sigma Alpha to raise scholastic standing in our school. President Geo. Laughlin, who is the outstanding figure in the Osteopathic world and who has done more than any other individual to bring Osteopathy up to its present plane, was invited to become an honorary member of the fraternity and he, in turn, honored us by his acceptance. Ably sponsored by Dr. A. G. Hardy we have grown from a small organization until we feel justiiied in our efforts. We have had a number of good talks as well as kind words from members of the faculty in the past, and we hope we can continue to enjoy the interest displayed by them.

Page 178 text:

BEE! lb Qlffashie Club Parker Scott Thomson E. Laughlin Lin Frew Craig