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

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T V. ., .R , , 4-sw , Top Rowgjilka, Havens, Miller, Martin, Schwartz. Second ROw7Cl21Y, Broadbent, Roberts, Vandagrift, Macey. Third Row4Beckwith, Lange, Forbes, Braunberger, Rnthborne. Fozrrth Row4Culick, Emerick, Doman, Hovey, Haughton. FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS SPRING SEMESTER George Clay. . . . . , .President . . . . . Albert Doman Roland Havens ..,, , . VI'C6'PTESl'ClC?1f . . ,... Paul Wilson E. C. Vandagrift ..,,. . . .Secretary , . ,r,. E. Haughton MEMBERS 1933--George Clay. J, S. -lilka, M. W. Miller, H. V. W. Broadbent, A. H. Doman R. L. Havens, W. A. Martin, Earl Macey. 1934-L. R. Forbes, C. H. Schwartz. 1935-P. E. XVilson, G. D. Braunberger, H. A. Beckwith, T. F. Lange, E. D. Rathf borne, E. C. Vandagrift. 1936-Eugene Gulick, Ronald Emerick, Arnold Hovey, E. Haughton, John Roberts. 1.M.MIVBj.-.................. 1115311

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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

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. E pq, FF . fig X lik. Teh! l 'ft 11 ag if -rf 'W L ' E 4 Theta Psi HETA PSI was founded at the American School of Osteopathy in 1903. At the present time there is one other active chapter located at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy. Meinhers of Theta Psi enter actively into school affairs. The fraternity is Well represented in both Osteopathic Honorary Fraternities as well as in the Student Council and other lines of extrafcurricular endeavor. Each semester sevf eral senior members serve as internes at the Laughlin and K. C. O. S. Hospitals. The Yama Yama Dance, which is an annual Theta Psi affair, is one of the events of the Kirksville social year. All members and guests Wear Yama suits, making the dance very colorful. The Hard Times Dance shares honors with the Yama as one of the best dances of the year. Cutstanding among Theta Psi alumnae are Dr. O. C. Foreman of Chicago and Dr. Hugh Conklin of Battle Creek. The fraternity colors are crimson and gold. The flower is the crimson carnation. NB 4 11 154 11