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

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V 1 1 NM lima. Q 1 ,, mn! 1 '- ll r 1.1 5 .1 , ,, H ' ' L+5q551Pfl '75 3 Top Row4McGrew, Ratcliffe, DiBiaso, Schill, Gross, Rennick. Second Row4Bailey, Needham, Dinan, Blackburn, Kiesel, Swisher. Third Row4Cramer, Badger, Eelling, Lawson, Leopold, Grihble. Fourth Row-Catron, Donnohue, Summers, Van Vleclc, johnson, Barry, Seaquist. FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS SPRING SEMESTER Ted McGrew ..... .... P resident .,r. . , , Clayton Schill Anthony DiBiaso ..., ,... V icefPresident .... .... W illiam Bailey Raymond Eelling ..., .... S ecretary .,.. , . . Raymond Eelling MEMBERS 1 19334Ted McGrew, Stanley Ratcliffe, Anthony DiB1aso, Clayton Schill, Everett Gross, Rex Rennick. William Dinan. 1934!Wi1liam Bailey, Paul Needham, Melvin Kiesel, Charles Blackburn, O. W. Cramer, H. P. Swisher. 19354Raymond Eelling, William Badger, William Gribhle, Norman Leopold. 1936-Sidney Lawson, Paul Donnohue, Raymond Catron, Ered Summers, Clinton Van Vleck, Raymond johnson, Ted Barry, Warren Seaquist. ----l-lQ3s----- 115111

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V,.f ' lui, Tx, ,nga 43 ,J 1 674' VYV, X 'Y' Ugg fig Kji 'il Ubi 'N-i lota Tau Sigma OTA TAU SIGMA was founded in 1902. It was the first national Csteopathic greek letter fraternity. Alpha chapf ter, located in Kirksville, is one of six active chapters. This year the fraternity moved into a new house that is to be the permanent home. This settling down follows a period of moving which lasted some four years after the original home burned. The fraternity is always very active in school affairs. Its membership includes: the President of Sigma Sigma Phig the President of Psi Sigma Alphag President of the Bachelf or's Clubg President of the Little Theatre Group, and sevf eral members of the Student Council. The Editor and Art Director of the Osteoblast are both members of this house. Two famous functions of a social nature staged by Iota Tau Sigma each year are the Spring Formal and the Senior Farewell Party. The Spring Formal is held at the Kirksville Club and consists of an informal dance, a tea' dance, and a formal dance. The Senior Farewell Party takes place at the Lake, It usually begins in the afternoon as a picnic with sandwiches and beer followed by dancing until the wee hours. Alumnae of this chapter may be found in rnany of the high positions in the osteopathic profession. .o3i--- IIISOH

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W ff fx J , 1 ii!! 4- v Qf'Q '1 43 .l-P71 i 9953 n d? 0 i., Phi Sigma Gamma HE PHI SIGMA GAMMA fraternity is a direct out- growth of the first fraternal organization in any Osteof pathic College. A fraternity known as Phi Omicron Gamma was founded at the American School of Osteopathy in 1897 and continued under that name as a local Greekfletter fra' ternity of this school until 1915. Seeking to become a national osteopathic fraternity, members arranged in 1916 to combine with Phi Sigma Beta, local fraternity at the Chicago College of Osteopathy, under the name of Phi Sigma Gamma. By mutual agreement the Alpha Chapter was located at Kirksville. Since that time Phi Sigma Gamma has grown and extended its chapters until the fraternity is represented in every recognized osteof pathic college. This Chapter holds the distinction of winning the Scholf arship Cup for four successive years. Alpha also claims the interfraternity championship in indoor baseball and in basf ketball for 1931 and 1932. H5955 1115211