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

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T l 6 Lynda Cushing, Corresponding Secretary -- Alice Collins Knot picturedl. PALMER CHAPTER IVIOTTO: Loyalty to Chiropractic through learning PURPOSE: lti is oar intent to educate the wives of chiropractors so that we may inform t e pu ic. IVIEIVIBERSHIP: Wives of students who are attending Palmer College and are affiliated with the student l.C.A. There are presently 90 members. ACTIVITIES: Annual formal fall tea, annual fashion show to raise funds for our scholar- ship awards, American Red Cross first aid course, chiropractic study course, annual convention luncheon, graduation exercises for the wives. IVIEETINGS: First Tuesday of every month. Held at 741 Brady Street, 7:30 P.lVl. Speaker and refreshments. Guests are welcome. 'T l 1-'fc 3-4-Q Graduate wives Mrs. John Thomas and Mrs. Arthur Cushing receiv- ing their diplomas from the President. Lua From Left To Right: Vice President -- Leia Thomas, Treasurer - Marja Van Os, President -- Laurie Kurilla, Recording Secretary -

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DELTA TAU ALPHA I - It , a.. pf' ' - 4. . '3 .At -5. 1 .51 -- g 3 '. .' w. . 1 can 'Q--.vt-. ',1.1a.,f.---,:- i - w..-.. -ncaa, ee-. , Delta Tau Alpha, while relatively new on campus, is recognized throughout the chiropractic profes sion as the world's largest fraternal organization in the drugless healing arts. Delta Tau Alipha is,an honorary fraternity, tplacingsfemphasis on scholastic achievement and profes- sional growth, but sprinkled with social life. Delta Tau Alpha is interested in promoting chiropractic, and extends an invitation to qualified individualsrwho lt, wish tomshare this goal, A,

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STUDE T ACA dill-1 lyk V 1 4 ' ! , if ,rw . .5 4 ,mg ll .. ,Il , :xy ,C 'I n ',' Q, lf X A V. ll 4 l V F ia Na l ' 1' 97 xQ4 tk! 4,1 .vfiji President Vice President Hal Williams Hugh Carrick arf' 4f 5.4 I Treasurer Faculty Advisor 59C efaYY Stephanie Papp Dr. Robin Canterbury Mary Quarnstrom ACA HAS COME CF AGE AT PCC Building upon the solid foundation laid by D.D. Palmer over 80 years ago, Chiro- practic continues to evolve as a scientific system for health. The ACA has acquired its position of leadership in the profession through dedication and hard work. The student chapter of ACA here at Palmer was organized in the summer of 19 75. Patterned after the ACA the SACA is a forum for the student professional. The SACA pro- vides a place for active input into the profession by the student. The SACA is where you get acquainted with the profession. We welcome your presence, your ideas, and your service.