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

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Ftowicla Red and White Carnations Co1,o1a Red and White 4 , 4 H v . 11112 Axis QIIAPIER of the Atlas Club was founded 111 the year 1899, seve11 years alter the founding of tl1e lirst school of Osteopathy. Since this time the Atlas Club has steadily been advancing in our profession, by now being represented in the six schools of Osteopathy. ' ' ' ' . . , . lhe primary aims of the fraternity are the advancement of the Osteopathic Science and the betterment of scholastic and social fields. These principles have been upheld by the fraternity in their line showing in both tl1e scholastic and social iiclds. ' lhe outstanding social activities were the Fall and Spring Fornials, illtCI'1l1i1lgiCti with VtlI'10llS other social events, l ronnntnt alu1nn1 are Dr. George Laughlin, 13I'CS1tiC1llL of the school, Dr. George 1' ulton, Dr. W. M. Pearson, and Dr. A. C. Hardy. OFFICERS FIRST SEM'55'1'ER S15coNo S1CM12s'1'ER M' G' Mmm ------ ...... P 7'0S1idC11l ,..... ....... I I. M. Gorric W- H- Mfffiian ..,. . . . lficc-Prcsiciclzt .,.. . . .IC. P. Stuart J' W' Purmt ----f-'-' . . .Sccrclary .... ...... A . M. Potts A. Il. Roterinund ..,. .... 7 'rcasurcr .... .... I 2. I.. Cruinley 612 West Pierce Strqgt

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FLOWER American Beauty Rose Coi,oRs Crimson, Gold and Black ALPHA TAU SIGMA, one of the first organized fraternities at A. S. O., was founded in 1912 by thirteen men. Well over fifty per cent of the active members are represented in honorary fraternities and members hold such positions as laboratory instructors and internships. Outstanding in the social calendar of the organization are the HalloWe'en Dance, Winter Formal and a well planned Spring Formal Dance and program which bring to a close the year. K I .Some of the prominent alumni of the fraternity are Dr. Leon Page, author of Page's Ulm'-'al Anatomy, Dr. J. Guy of Paris, France, and Dr. B. F. Voorhees of Findlay, Ohio. Faculty brothers are Dr. Pearson, Dr. Stukey, Dr. Fulton, Dr. Swanson, Dr. Denby, and Dr. Kelly. A OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SIQMIESTER D. A. Nunn ..... ..... P resident ..... ....... D . A. Nunn D. A. Watters .... .... V ice-President .... ......... D . A. Watters R. D. Smith .... ..... . Secretary ..... .... l E. S. Davidson, jr. G' G' Porter- - - . . . T7'6tlS1ft7'C1' .... ....... G . G. Porter 70l West jefferson Street