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

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Alpha Phi Omega OFFICERS F1Rs'r SEMESTER George I. Flint ......... ......... I Jrcsidcut Herbert Clough. . . . . . Ificc-Prcs1'cic1'1t L. W. Spilator ..... . . . ..... Secretary Pat D. Philben ................. Trcasurcf' SECOND SEMESTER L. W. Spilator .... . .....,.......,. President Pat D. Philben.. . . . . . Vice-Pres1'cic11t Otis Barr ......... ...... . Secretary Eugene Hopkins .......,........ Treasurer THE ALPHA OMEGA C1-IAPTER of Alpha Phi Omega was instituted in the Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery in l936. Alpha Phi Omega has brought recognition to its home college by being selected as one of tl1e four leading chapters in its national organization, which is composed of fifty-live chapters, located in the major universities and colleges of the country. The aims of Alpha Phi Omega are: Service to the profession, the school, and to the student body. At the present time Alpha Phi Omega has slightly over seventy members. Among the social functions for the year were the Pledge Dance, Senior Dance, Senior Banquet, and Clinic Ball. '19 1 . M . page .-.. I . Age,- 'Q at' ,Q Q p ug' .Q qw-fl, . -. gin ,X I ay, ,Q A if fx .IQ '1f 'iI' 16 Q13 V , ff 36' PM N. Altxandcr, S. Clark, J. Cornwall, F. Fischer, G. Flint, J. Orr, V. Sperling, D. Stephens, O. Barr, R. Clapp, P. Currey, R. Davis, W. Hesse, M. Iluektriede, J. I-Iyer, R. Irving, R. King, Ii. Ludwig, A. Levine, A. LoelIle1', II. Lyon, A. MeQnarrie, W. Morgan, L. Patton, J. Soderberg, L. Spilator, I.. Tavel, R. Tilgner, II. Vandermark, T. Webber. G. Wiley, Wm. Winslow, IAI. Clough, J. Gerrie, L. MeVey, IC. Allaby, W. Allen, J. Bennett, W. Dodson, IE. Gebhard, J. Gillie, IC. Hopkins, W Jacobson, G. LaCroix, C. Maise, Ii. Miller, A. Potts T. Rogers, L. Rubel, J. Rye, R. Shannon, L. Bashaw, I'I. Crawford, D. Fraiser, C. Judd, M Levine, T. McCleary, F. Oliver, W. Ray, IC. Richard- son, J. Servais, I. Seigel, W. Speirs, H. Stuart. IC. Folsom, T. Miller, J. Beasley, N. Baldwin. D. RLLYIICSI-Ol'tI, D. Stahhnan, A. Ulsh.

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Psi Sigma Alpha UFFIC ERS Ifnzs'1' Sicnicsrim . W. lu. Pool ,,,,,,..,,,,,........ l'1'cSIidc'IIl O. C. Latimer. . . . . lv1.60-Pl'C.S'I'dUlIf Ellis M. Day. . . . . .,.. .S'ecrcmry W. S. Horn .,,,,,, ,...,........ I rcczszrrvl' Sicconn SISMICSTICR O. C. 'Latimer ,.......,......... Prc.s'1u'v11l C. Attcrbery .... . . l'1'cc-Prcs1fdc11! Win. D. jacoby . . ..... .Swrclczrjf W. W. Steehler ....... .... .... ' I '1'cc1.v1i11'c'r Psi Snnvm AI,PnA was organized at K. C. O. S. in l92-I as a professional honorary scholastic fraternity. The primary ann is to better the scholastic standing ol students in the various colleges. Fraternal membership, granted on a competitive scholastic basis, is limited to thirty-live active members who have shown more than the ordinary interest in the profession and are of good inoral character. llinner meetings are held bi-monthly with guest speakers such as prominent faculty members, lield doctors, and civic leaders. Semi-ainiually, students with the highest scholastic ratings in the freshman and freshman-sophomore years are invited to sit at the Honor Table. Recipients for the Senii-annual Scholarship Cash Awards are selected by the Award Connnittee, alter the candidates have been given recognition at the Ilonor Table. The Senior Award is given each semester to the nieinber ol the graduating class having attained the highest scholastic rating for his foul' years in college. Q .'t. , ' a ll G. VVilcox, J. Ailicn, W. Pool, C. Allcrlicry L. llarker, R. Day, D. Nunn, W, Jacoby, O. Latimer IQ. Loest, W. Lchr, D. Lynn, W. Steehler, 19. Day lv. Sheggeby, L. Hollnian, C. Gable, lf. Durncll A- PlillUl0l J- 01'0!lfl0I'lT. 19. Platlner, L. Holloway B. Bondurant, H. Bruckner, V, Gulln-muigoil H. Michelson, IC. Hackney, J. Lash, R. Sinclair P. Allen, J. Mohler, G. Rhodes. 1 n 1 1 1 1

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