Biography Agnes Mae High Palmer – D.C., F.P.A.C. (Feb. 6, 1913 Jan. 19, 1998) – (Short version) Mae High was born in Pennsylvania and graduated from the Palmer School of Chiropractic in 1938. She practiced in Chester County, Pa., before marrying David D. Palmer, D.C., in 1943. An accomplished sculptor, Dr. Agnes Palmer left a legacy in chiropractic as well as in the art world. She was named a distinguished Fellow in the Palmer Academy of Chiropractic in 1997. D.C., F.P.A.C. (Feb. 6, 1913 Jan. 19, 1998) – (Long version) Agnes Mae High was born in Pennsylvania and graduated from the Palmer School of Chiropractic in 1938. She practiced in Chester County, Pa., before marrying David D. Palmer, D.C., in 1943. An accomplished sculptor, Dr. Agnes Palmer left a legacy in chiropractic as well as in the art world. The busts of Dr. Dave and Dr. Mabel Palmer, which are found on Heritage Wall on the Davenport, Iowa, campus, were both made by Dr. Agnes Palmer. Dr. Agnes was honored by the Quad Cities community with an invitation to display her sculpture in a one-woman show at the Davenport Art Gallery (now the Figge Art Museum). She was named a distinguished Fellow in the Palmer Academy of Chiropractic in 1997. She served as the Supreme Kiatrus of Sigma Phi Chi professional sorority from 1949 until her death.
Biography – Agnes Mae High Palmer D.C., F.P.A.C. (Feb. 6, 1913 – Jan. 19, 1998) (Short version) Mae High was born in Pennsylvania and graduated from the Palmer School of Chiropractic in 1938. She practiced in Chester County, Pa., before marrying David D. Palmer, D.C., in 1943. An accomplished sculptor, Dr. Agnes Palmer left a legacy in chiropractic as well as in the art world. She was named a distinguished Fellow in the Palmer Academy of Chiropractic in 1997. D.C., F.P.A.C. (Feb. 6, 1913 – Jan. 19, 1998) (Long version) Agnes Mae High was born in Pennsylvania and graduated from the Palmer School of Chiropractic in 1938. She practiced in Chester County, Pa., before marrying David D. Palmer, D.C., in 1943. An accomplished sculptor, Dr. Agnes Palmer left a legacy in chiropractic as well as in the art world. The busts of Dr. Dave and Dr. Mabel Palmer, which are found on Heritage Wall on the Davenport, Iowa, campus, were both made by Dr. Agnes Palmer. Dr. Agnes was honored by the Quad Cities community with an invitation to display her sculpture in a one-woman show at the Davenport Art Gallery (now the Figge Art Museum). She was named a distinguished Fellow in the Palmer Academy of Chiropractic in 1997. She served as the Supreme Kiatrus of Sigma Phi Chi professional sorority from 1949 until her death.