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

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3 J f Since Steve took over the coaching in Feb 1972 he has built the Pal- Ii arc X I xii - -s .1 4 3 COACH -- STEVE HILLOCK: Hails from Cape Iown, South Afri- ca. Steve is a veteraanfrugby player with some 20 t'ye'a'rS3i..o.f'experience and has beena mtembe1rjf,oftbne of the strong- est pro.iLi1ncifa'l,pfteamIs i,i, ifI?lfS.A. He has also p IayeAd'jaga1ijnsTtAilALnte rn ational teams Ii TA 135 vf i i: ,:,QjP-f , Beinggevs-fpeciaflfly Q,:-' t alented in for- ward play and: making' advantage out of his opponentsimistakes,he has drilled the Palmer pack intoia'djr.ead 8-man When thef?NIationatIgRug'by Union Selectors convene to select a National side in IVlarch 19176, Steve and some of his proteges in the Palmer Rugby team will very likely be considered. I I ,, H ' ' , . ,. It I . , I W I I I. ,'I': ' ' I' 1 31 ', I' - ns. - , . mer Rugby Team back up to a formid- onlie-Pa5fp,IfV6L?N!.t?? SASh0WS- I , A able strength in the lVIidwest Union and . I f ,A-wdhy A ,ost e - fo, against now comparable in the USA. I I A I , A ' I I wspnfmg-A1974 A '11N --A 3 27? A 112 I I A P Ei ' PES -?Fau:1914fq '14 f 4k 233- ' iss ' I sypring 11975 I 11 A AI og 314 I A s0A Tami I I I 3.6 -t '1 924 297 X. f gf X , ' L XSS X f fD MIKE STOTT -- FLYHALF lVIike is from New Zealand and is a greatly talented all around player. Playing flyhalf for the Palmer Ruggers, his tactical kicks and accurate boot have scored many a point for his team. 187

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PALMER WRIST - WRESTLERS The Palmer Wrist Wrestling Club, a newly formed organization on campus, returned! from the World Championships at team of successful wrist wrestlers that re- presented Palmer in front of ABC Wide t World of Sports national television, After initial organization by Kevin Hearon, WW club 'president and 1975 Kansas State Champ, the team had a qualifying ' tournament held inthe Palmer Theater the week of Sept. 15-19. The winners of each of four weight divisions, for men and one ' for women were then eligible for the World Championships held in Petaluma, California on Oct. ll. After some gruesomefj A' battles, the qualifiers who won ,their divi- sions were Alfred Garbutt, Kevin Hearon, Andy Schroeder, Larry Finch, and Gene-,. vieve Weber, ' , The journey to California, which was sponsored by the Student Council, was a . challenging, stimulating one for the team as they faced some of the toughest wrist- wrestlers in the world,.including National champs, New Zealand champs, and various foreign country representatives, On stage videotaped' for:national television and sporting Chiropractic uniforms, Andy Schroeder, Genevieve Weber, and Kevin. Hearon rallyed to place eighth, fifth, and T fifth inthe world in their respective divi-, sions, ABC is planning 'to show the world T charnpionsh'ips:sometime in the springiofe 1976. - l I Kevin Hearon triumphantly finishes a strenuous match with an opponent. The Palmer team relaxes with members of the Kansas Team,