Palmer College of Chiropractic - Fountainhead Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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The international scho- lastic honors society for students of Chiropractic colleges is known as Pi Tau Delta, the Greek ini- tials ofa famous phrase by Sophocles-- The world is full of wonders, but nothing is more wonderful than man. The Pi Tau Delta was constituted in 1957 by Dr. D.O . Pharaoh to give recognition and encourage- ment to high scholarship among students and grad- uates of Chiropractic schools and colleges for the Pl TAU DELTA purpose of fostering the spirit of liberal culture, stimulating and encourag- ing intellectual develop- ment, providing spiritual and intellectual leadership, preserving valuable tradi- tions and customs, provid- ing meeting ground for out- standing students in mutual understanding for the ad- vancement of Chiropractic and stimulating worthy at- titudes forthe improvement of the general welfare of the institution. Such students shall be within two semesters or three quarters of completion of the prescribed curriculum leading to the degree of Doctor of Chiropractic, and shall have maintained a scholastic rating of at least 3.5. They shall also be possessed of such charac- ter traits as to make mem- bership in Pi Tau Delta beneficial to all concerned. Election to membership shall be irrespective to sex, race, color, creed, or membership or affiliation with other organizations. No honorary memberships are granted to Pi Tau Delta.

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DELTA DELTA Pl Delta Delta Pi profes- sional fraternity, which was founded in 1968, is an hon- orary fraternity for students of high academic standing. Delta Delta Pi, one of the largest campus organizations, promotes educational seminars and intellectual discussions on professional matters. The goals are to instill in active members and pledges of this chapter, high ideals and to motivate interest in and bet- terment of the chiropractic profession. Delta Delta Pi, a pro- fessionally oriented organiza- tion, currently has 55 active members on campus and over 200 graduate members in the field, many of whom are lead- ers in the profession. Pledge periods are held quarterly and last approxi- mately three weeks. Pledging to Delta Delta Pi is by invi- tation only, based on high academic standards as well as high moral and professional conduct. ' - I-1s 4:3 .91-.f.-su: wp xt 8 IK i if if A L Executive Officers: Carol Harper, lst vice-president, John Scola, secre- tary, Wayne Zemelka, 2nd vice-president, Rick Harvey, treasurer, David Hardy, president, Rachel Fick, Advisor.