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

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The actual days of homecoming were preceded by several festive days during which the Student Activities Committee pro vided an atmosphere of celebration by pro- viding musical entertainment via various talented students during 9:30 breaks, and almost-free pizzas and corn dogs during lunchtime. rf. ii 1 5 a -X X we H ' u , .i 1 4' if i . .N . 5 ..- ut -.Vx , P I ta. .

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ln keeping with tradition, Wednesday practic Spokeswoman, a responsible female was set aside for Student Homecoming . student to represent our profession from the The morning began with powerful speeches feminine angle. Chosen was IVliss Anna Jane from such lnnately inspired men as Drs. Bill Ackerman, a third quarter student from Kan- Bahan, Tony Palumbo, Joe Holton, and sas City, lVlo. ' Kenny Lim. On one point Palmer broke from As in the case with Palmer People, the tradition and replaced the reign of a Home- clouds didn't keep away the crowds at the coming Queen with the selection of a Chiro- annual all-school picnic, Q l lil-Q