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

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Maine Club ITOVVARD CHASE, President ANDREW TVICQUARRIID, V1'c0-Pmsident ESTHER WtUOLF, Secretary ,lillli MAINIE CLUB is a social gathering for the students of this state in the form of a dinner meeting bi-monthly. The purpose of the club is to strengthen the ties of friendship among the Maine students and to discuss professional problems. Fre- quently gucst speakers discuss current problems oi' the students and because of the small group special sessions in technic are taught. The club has been active for the past ten years and this year there are seventeen members. Ohio Clube P WM. C. Comp, Prvsilicazl P GEO. ID. HAVS, l'1'c0-P1'csz'cic1z! JEANNE K. DILLIQR, SUC'l'CiCl1'jf-T1'GOS141'C7' THE Omo S'rA'1'19 CLUB was organized during the past year after several years of inactivity. The purpose of the club was to promulgate the interests of the Ohio students and to promote a friendly spirit of cooperation among them. During the past school year, the State of Ohio was represented with 105 students.

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Pennsylvania Club H CLIFTON H. MACE, President WAYNIC BASHLINE, Mae-Presicient WAl.LACE W. STEE1-ILISR, Secretary-Treasurer lI'IIS CLUB was organized to discuss the problems and laws in their home state and assure future cooperation in state osteopathic associations. lhe club consists of forty-nine able bodied members whose intentions are to kc'-'P U10 Hag of Osteopathy waving high in Pennsylvania. lVI1cl11gan State Club 'l'noMAs IE. jfxcxson, Presidenl NIILDRTCD MUNRo, Secretary JOHN DONOVAN, 7'1'casm'er IILIE MICIfIIK,lAN S'rA'ric CLUB is one of t11e most active organizations on t11C CZUUPUS. 'lhe seventy-eight active members and their officers have been most fortunate in having as speakers many outstanding men in the profession. The aim of the club is to keep informed on the opportunities and legislation of the State of Michigan. l , i

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Kansas State Club PIOWARD GROSS, Presidenl ANSIL FRIEBERGHOUSE, Vice-President ALBERT PLA'r'rNrsR, Secretary-Treasurer D 'liHl5 KANSAS CLUB was Organized last fall. Meetings are held once a month at which time a speaker addresses the group on some professional problem and impor- tantrlegislative proceedings from tl1e home state are discussed. -lhe. club has been very eiTective in uniting the students from Kansas and keeping in contact with the State Osteopathic Board. Oklahoma Club Sm CLARK, President H913 BEASLEY, l'1fce-Prcsicicnt FRANK NELMs, Sccrcmry-Treasurer a HIE OKLAHOMA CLUB was organized Oct. 17, IQ37. Its purposes and aims are to disseminate information on Oklahoma to the student body that they might select the state for practice, to aITcct a better state representation in this school, and to cooperate with the Oklahoma Osteopathic Association toward affecting yet better laws for our profession in their native state. l