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

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Iota Tau Sigma J. R. Moser D. R. Bartingalc T. D. Wubbcr li. H..Gahricl R. C. Brooks: P. J. Lconzml J. II. Tomci Willixun Bunn J. L. Snow L. E. Brcnz J. D. Baker J. J. Choate Paul Jones J. J. Cochran H. L. Tunncll William Wells-Loc lf. D. Millcr, jr. P. L. Bnncr G. R. Church J. R. Orcndorll' J. W. Kenney T. A. Morgan C. L. Bnrnurrl J. F. Pnnl J. C. Emmons W. A. Size Larry Dill, Jr. J. L. Pocock D. L. Dill L. II. Filllilllilll H. E. Rinnc R. S. Berry R. C. Hardin L. R. Clillorcl J. S. Vurncr L. IC. BL'I'llllllQllf1lll ll. M. Bnry A. R. KIIIIIISS R. M. Shcrhurn R. B. Alcxanclcr R. R. Boycs O. F. Carroll M. M. Hitchcock

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FLOWER White Carnation COLORS Green and White IOTA 'FAU SIGMA, Ostcopathy's ilrst National Greek Letter Fraternity, was establ1S110d on May 13, 1902, and at present has an active chapter in each of the six accredited osteo- pathic colleges. . u K Alpha, the Kirksville chapter, resides in a beautiful new home Just opposite the K.C,.O.S. Administration Building. I The chief aims of the organization is the promotion of good fellowship and the advance- ment of the Sicence of Osteopathy. Q , , , , The ch.apter's beautiful ball room conveniently alfords CXtCHSlVC SOCIHI HCUVIUCS- Saturday Spaghetti Suppers, Radio Dances, a monthly House Dance, and Annual Hal- lowe'en, Christmas, and St. Patrick's Day Parties illuminate the social calendar, with the most outstanding social events being the Spring Formal and the Ownbey s Lake SBHIOY Farewell Party. l t . Q The house h.as always been outstanding in school and interfraternity activities, and at present has an exceptionally large number of honor students. The most outstanding alumnus for the year is W. Kelman Macdonald, Dx-, D- O-, director of the Scottish Osteopathic Research Institute at Edinburgh University, Scotland, for Clinical and Laboratory Osteopathic Research. OFFICERS FALL SEMESTER SPRING SEMESTER R. C. Brooks ...... ..,. P ffesident ..... ------ H - E- Rmnc A- J- O'D01m0ll --'- . . . Vice-President. . . '-'- J- Dal Baker D. Bartingalc .... ,... , Sccrelary .... .... W . A. Size L- IC. BFCNZ, JY- --.. .... 7 'rcax14rer. . . ---- P' L' Bauer 2l5 South Elson Street

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Fuowmz Crimson Carnation Col,oR:-2 Crimson and Gold THETA PS1 FRATERNITY was founded at the American School of Osteopathy in 1903, largely through the efforts of W. W. johonott and a group of seven freshmen. The foundation f T1 o' 1eta Psi was written and legally chartered, a residence was secured, and today, after thirty-five years of activity, Theta Psi has three active chapters-Alpha at K. C. O. S., Beta at C. C. O., and Gamma at P. C. O. Both honorary fraternities are Well represented in the house and the scholastic standing is f ' ' ' one 0 the lnghest of the fraternities on the campus. The Yamma Yamma Dance is the outstanding social feature of the spring, with all the members wearing Yamma suits. This, with the fall Hard Times Dance and numerous house dances, completes the social calendar. Prominent alumni in the profession are Dr. O. C. Foreman of Chicago, Dr. Hugh Conklin of Battle Creek, and Dr. C. S. Green of New York. Faculty brothers are Dr. Lst l' - F f - er inc, Dr. l uller, and Dr. Earl Laughlin, jr. 712 West Pierce Street