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

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lnterfraternity Golf Champions E fraternity, was crowned champions for 1033. lvlueh interest and keen rivalry existed as the six fraternities contest ship. D hy Captain Taylor, the golf team representing Alpha Tau Sigma ed for the champion In the first round Theta Psi defeated Atlasg Aeac Sigma and Alpha Tau Sigma defeated Phi Sigma Gamma. ia defeated Iota Tau In the second round Alpha Tau S1 ir d f . d A drew a hye. gn 1 e e ite cacia and Theta Psi Therefore, the championship was decided when the Thets tanvled with Alpha Tau Sigma. The match was hard fought all the way and the gallery of spectators was in constant suspense. However, the Alpha Tau Sigma team slowly forged ahead and finally won the match. Players for the winners were: Taylor, Cummings, Neth, Horn, bweeny, while Barnett, Lovell, Ivlaxfield and Coreanges represented the Theta Psi team. ,r l Horne, Cummings, Neth, Benson, Sweeney, Taylor H 1 13 I

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WIElZ.AND Faaxura BARNETT lntenfraternity Tennis Champions RESENTING a wellfhalanced tennis team, Theta Psi easily hecame winner of the interfraternity tennis championship for the year of 1033. Led hy Farnum the Theta Psi team made an uninterrupted march towards the cliampionship. and defeated all opponents easily. In the first round Theta Psi defeated Iota Tau Sigmag Atlas def feared Acacia and Phi Sigma Gamma defeated Alpha Tau Sigma. Theta Psi drew a hye in the second round and Phi Sigma Gamma def feated Atlas Theta Psi then defeated Phi Sigma Gamma and was therehy winner nl' the 1033 interfraternity tennis championship Members of the Theta Psi team were: Farnum, Barnett and Vwfiegand. while Phi Sigma Gamma was represented hy Swartz, Hnyey and Vandergrift, 51123 'ss

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WC gre.tt essential f.icts rcnmin. First, the hody h.1s within it .ill the forces nec' ess.1ry to comlmt disease, .ind second, most diseases .ire due to altered mech.tnics of the hody. These fund.nnent.ils were the con' trihutions of Dr. A. T. Still, the founder of Osteopnthy. The new science of therapy which is known .ns Qsteolmthy w.is .tdxxinced hy Dr. A. T. Still in 1874. This new system def parted from the common conception of dis ease in its insistence upon two sound nrinf ciples, n.itur.il immunity .ind .ihnorintil hody inech.inics. ln the principle of n.utuml nn munity Dr. Still.tdvoc.1ted th.it the hody can .ind does nuke .ull the medicines, secretions. .ind suhst.1nce necessary for its successful defense .nguinst inxurding disetse. This theory of n.rtur.tl immunity was extremely r.tdic.il for his d.1y hut with the inodern .itt.iininents in the lWl0l0tI,lC.ll sciences, this s.nne theory of immunity has lween conclusively proven hy scientists working in l.1hor.itor1es the world over. An Introduction to Ostcoputliy, Dr. Ettrl H. Liughlin, jr. Ill-Sl