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

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f,n, A, ft- ,s k , affirm ' Vw T ii ll ss Y' Atlas Club HE ATLAS CLUB was organized December 10, 1398 in Kirksville. lt was the first organized un' dergraduate group in any Osteopathic college and today has the largest field membership of any national osteopathic fraternity. Six active chapters make repref sentation complete in osteopathic colleges. The desire and aim of the fraternity as stipulated by its constitution is the advancement of the scientihc truths of osteopathy and the elevation of intellectual, moral, social and professional conditions of the memf bers. The fraternity claims many outstanding men on the campus, including the president ofthe Student Council for 193263. Interest in athletics is manifested by eight trophies acquired in recent years. The fra' ternity has won the May Day Relay race every year since its inception many years ago. ' M334 li146ll

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'7 Alpha Tau Sigma LPHA TAU SIGMA was founded at the American School of Osteopathy in 1912. It was one of the 'first organized fraternities in the new Kirksville College of Os' teopathy and Surgery. Alpha Tau Sigma members hold prominent positions in school activities. Particularly is this true of basketball as five members of the varsity team belong to this house. The fraternity also boasts a President of Sigma Sigma Phi, a President of Theta Nu Epsilon as well as a number of members in both Osteopathic Honorary organizations and the Student Council. The outstanding Alpha Tau Sigma dances of the year are the Spring and Fall formals, which are held at the Kirks' ville Country Club. Some of the more prominent alumnae are: Dr. Leon Page, author of Page's Clinical Anatomy, Dr. J. Guy, well known osteopath of Paris, Franceg and B. F. Vorhees of Findlay, Ohio. The fraternity colors are black, crimson, and gold. The Hower is the American Beauty rose. ' --uf3i5s----- A 5148?