Devin Pettiet, D.C., 92nd Keeler Recipient

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TCA Presidents

Also known as the Gavel Club, these men and women influenced the chiropractic profession through their experience.  Many still do.

  1st)  1915-16     Dr. Richardson, D.C.

  2nd)  1916-17    B. F. Gurden, D.C.

  3rd)  1917-18     C. W. Billings, D.C.

  4th)  1918-19     Lon H. Herrington, D.C.

  5th)  1919-20     S. T. McMurrain, D.C.

  6th)  1920-21     Charles C. Lemly, D.C.

  7th)  1921-22     Dr. Walker, D.C.

  8th)  1922-23     Paul L. Meyers, D.C.

  9th)  1923-24     A. T. Harris, D.C.

          1924-25          “

10th)  1925-26     C. W. Maier, D.C.

          1926-27          “

          1927-28          “

          1928-29          “

          1929-30          “

Keeler Index

Dr. Keeler established this award in 1934. The plaque is very large wooden plaque consisting of a bronze emblem portraying the circa-1930 Chiropractic Angel Emblem.  Its inscription reads: 

 

“This plaque is an emblem of merit, awarded in the recognition of unselfishservice.  It epitomizes versatility, professional scholarship, broad training and high distinction in professional circles.  It signifies that the recipient, by thought, effort, unselfish labor and achievement, has advanced his profession and retained an abiding interest in mankind and the practical application of his professional knowledge to the many ailments that mankind is heir to, and during the years engraved on its face has exceeded all others in this regard.  It is a work of distinction and honor, as well as a token of respect and esteem fellow members have for on whose accomplishments are outstanding.  This Emblem is bestowed in the name of its author and represents a noble profession engaged in healing the sick and relieving distress."