University of Texas Dental Branch - Fang Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Dr. Richard Alley OMICRO KAPP UP ILO Omicron Kappa Upsilon is a National Dental Honor Society. lt is comparable to other honorary fra- ternities now existing in leading universities. lt was established at Northwestern University in l9l4. A petition was sent to Dr. G. V. Black, Dean at Northwestern whose approval and guidance were instru- mental in its early development. Since its inception, 58 chapters have been developed in the United States and Canada. V The society was established to promote and recognize both scholarship and character. Only 12 per cent of the graduating class who have leadership potential and are of outstanding character can be elected into this societyg so it does represent a select group of individuals. This is a group of dedicated members ofthe dental profession who are bound together for the purposes of elevating our profession. The society promotes better dentistry, thereby serving mankind. Mu Nu Chapter of Omicron Kappa Upsilon was organized and received its charter from the Supreme Chapter on June l, 1973. Since that time, there have been I4 Alumni members elected to membership and several Faculty and Honorary members recognized with this honor. Thomas B. Aufdemorte James E. Bauerle Harmon C. Bickley Karen K. Boeselt Phillip J. Boyne James L. Bugg Elmer Burnette, Jr. James M. Childers Edwin M. Collins John Cornyn Earl E. Feldmann Victor C. Glenn Raymond E. Gonzalez J. B. Hallet Mesonie T. Halley Jack L. Hardage Norman O. Harris John L. Hartley Keith V. Hill Perry Hitchcock Sam W. Hoskins Marshall L. Houston Ralph K. Jenke David Kiser Olaf Langland Sidney Miller Richard F. Montgomery Jr . Charles R. Morris . Shailer A. Peterson . Morris B. Reisbick Billy E. Ragsby . J. D. Robertson Kenneth D. Rudd Robert W. Rudd .Alvin V. Schiess Francis L. Schnuriger . Gary M. Schultz Lorellis K. Sherrill Rodger Sisca Charles T. Smith George W. Smith Douglas M. Tilley Hugh Tilson Kimble Traeger . James P. Vernetti Glenn R. Walters .Vick F. Williams Donald E. Willmann H. Edward Wyss Mary Ann Wyss Steve L. Yarbrough James H. Zinck

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