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

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Psi Sigma Alpha Senior Award Class of june, l938 Il0lllEli'l' L. DAY Class of january, 1938 JOHN W. AIKEN Sigma Sigma Phi Honorary Award Class of january, 1938 ERNEST L. WHEAT Class of June, 1938 SPENCER C. H1i.'roN Ii TWICE each year, each of the two honorary fraternities, Psi Sigma Alpha and Sigma Sigma Phi, bestow upon a graduating senior an award, the winning of which is dependent upon certain characteristics in the man or Woman so honored. The Psi Sigma Alpha Honorary Award is based solely upon scholastic achievement over a four- year period, its recipient necessarily having 1nai11tai11ed the highest average grade in his or her class during the entire four years ol' study at the K. C. O. S. IN the january graduating class the awards were given at the Commencement Exercises held in the auditorium. In the june graduating a special assembly was held by the College at which time the awards were announced and awarded. The Sigma Sigma Phi Honorary Award is based upon scholastic achievement, personality, and outlook for success in practice. lt is designed to reward that student who has proven to be out- standingly progressive in all aspects during his or her college career.

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HoNoREss, EDWARD S. Fargo, N. li. MCRAE, RALPH I. Sl. Louis, M 0. Central Coll., U. ol California, A. B., Missouri Club. OMER, RICHARD I.. lx'i1'lc.s zf'illc, llffo. POOL, WM. E. lfVjl111'lU'LU00tIi, Olcla. Psi Sigma Alpha, Glue Club, l, 2, Psi Sigma Alpha Awarcl, Il, Class Pres, 4, liiology Lab. Inst., 3, ll, Gyn. Lab., 4, Anat. Pros., 2. SAMUELS, JACK B. fX'7:7'lCS'Zlill6, Mo. Band 2, 3. SPARLING, B. M. Pllllatluljzlzla, Pa. STRONG, EDWIN C. Toledo, O. Acacia Club, Stutlent Council 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Vice-Pres' K.C.O.S. Hosp. Interue. 1 1 '1'nOMAs, ALBERTA Los Angeles, Calif. WILCOX, C1EORGE C. M t. Pleasant, Mich Psi Sigma Alpl a, S , 2 TYQHS-. 3. Vice-Pres.. it, Amit? Pro. 2, 35 Qyn. Lab. Asst., 3, Dig, Lal,- Asst., 3, 4, Inst. in Anat., 4, Class Pres, 1, Student Council, 2, 1 1 I,Auon'rON, WM. Niagara l all.s', N. Y. Iota Tau Sigma, Sigma Sigma Phi, New York Club, Ostcoblast, 3, G. U. Cl., Psi Sigma Alpha, honor- able mention. O,DONNI3LL, ALFRED JAMES Plymouth, N. H. Iota Tau Sigma, Vice-Pres., ll, Banrl, 1, T.N.IC,, 3, 4. URR, J. START. llfllaml, Fla. Alpha Phi Omega, Ohio Club. ROUTZAHN, BEN M. Lalcelaml, lila. Atlas Club, Class Pres, 3, Junior Prom Com., 3, Iuterlrateruity Council, 2, 3, Intcnlraternity Sports, Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 3, ll. SMITH, CARL EDWARD l5'ar1fzeswlle, O. S'rEvl9NsON, EARL C. N ej2o1'1.s'el, lllass. Sturltut Council, -fl, Alpha Phi QJIIICXU., Chap., 3, fl-. SWIFT, RUSSELL G. Bloomfield, I a. WIIlEA'1', ERNEST I,. P Chrzsman, l ll. Iota Tau Sigma, Sigma Sigma Phi, Student Council, Ji, Osteobliwl Stall, 3, Gyn. Lab. Asst., 3. WIl,l,lE'F'l'lE, LAWRENQE I.. Mllllnoclcel, MU- Alpha Tau Sigma, Band, 1, 42 O Club, 4, Maine Club.

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THOMAS E. JACKSON FLOYD M. BENTON MILDRED MUNRO President Vice-Presidenl Secretary The June, 1938, Class NOW that the time is approaching, We wonder if we are really eager for Our student days to pass and carry us to the commencement Of our life's work. We take with us cl1eris11ed regard for that which we leave behind. Ou this, our eve of parting, we olTer our thanks of appreciation to those professors who gave us of their skill and energy. Friends! And warmer glows the hidden sparks in our hearts as friendships we acclaim. Through hard work and truthfulness we have attained that which we sought-the knowledge and applicability ol' Osteopathy. May we practiCC EIS we have been taught. Let us not say Goodbye, but Auf W'iede1'sehen. And forever say, Sm'sum Corduf'