Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

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7'7 ' ' ' 'yrwv- - , , WFQZEQ? 1926 ACACIA ll Wi nfl 6,1 11 HOMECOMING-OCTOBER 30-NOVEMBER 1 4 111 its PROGRAM , f 1 Friday, October 30 8:00 Musical comedy, College Days by Herald Angels, Zimmerman Hall. Saturday, October 31 if 6:00 D U X Breakfast, South Woods 4 Q 7:00 Crescent Breakfast, Lamoni Hotel 8:45 Homecoming programs and receptions by the four literary societies 1 10:30 Mass pep meeting, College Chapel 12:00 K. Luncheon ' 1:30 Student Parade ' f 2:30 Football: Graceland vs Central. North Park' 1 6:00 Renuion Dinner, Zimmerman Hall 7:45 Homecoming Frolic, at Zimmerman Hall. ty V f 9:15 Royal Thirteen Mixer 10:00 O. O. H. Slumber Party D 1 4 Sunday, November 1 12:30 F. O. X. Dinner ' . 12:30 Herald Hall Dinner 2:00 to 3:30 Open House of all dormitories 1 7:45 Concert by Musical Organizations of the college 0 8:15 Address, Pres. G. N. Briggs. p w From Friday night to Monday morning the time was filled with feasts, fun and frolic. The Reunion Banquet, society breakfasts, luncheons and dinners, and sleep- less slumber parties were the means of reviewing past experiences, renewing old - 'acquaintances and making new ones. The student pep meeting and parade were scenes of continuous fun and enabled everyone to happily trudge through the mud dw and snow to see the football game in the form of a mud battle. The Homecoming was voted a decided success even though the weather conditions 'W prevented the return of many former Graceland students who had planned ,to be K with us. We sincerely hope that the Homecoming will be made an annual event M cl and will become a real tradition in the history of Graceland. W ' O 14 M Mi 247. 4, dgs? I ' ' m ' -wiv gli 1 - ' ' ' :4....jl.,Z. , . 45 32: -bs 9 ,

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Q jrfffr 1926 AcAclA 'C seen:-3.6 XC4-4,4 .bb ,gseffgfffv E , tfi l' 'lil v ff ll THE DIARY OF THE KAMPUS KAT Sunday, Sept, 55 1 have been busy getting Saturday, Sept. 19: The different societies met. M rfb things fixed for tomorrow. Lots of new kids with all their new members. I visited them 1 I Y keep coming, and I'll sure be kept busy get- all, but left before the initiations began. ting acquainted with them. College people are awfully silly. Monday, Sept. 7: This has been a full day with registering and everything, and We had Sunday, Sept. 20: Everybody ate at the church. the first chapel Service. Mr. McDowell gave I went to visit Flossie Carlile as it is really his farewell address and it made me so sad bmadfnlng to. get away from dormitory life I had to leave before he was through. Prob- once m a while' ably no one appreciates Mac like I do hav- Friday Sept 25' U S Commissioner Tigert ing been here the longest. ' . ' ' ' ' . , spoke m chapel today-I didnt go on ac- Tuesday, Sept. 8: I've had to steer pretty clear count of the rain I saw some former Stu- of most folks today. Classes began and dents at Supper 'hMack,, and hvelvatinaj, t everyone seemed so preoccupied or else in It Seems they jllst canyt Stay Way l he such a hurry they couldn't stop toltalk. a ' Wednesday, Sept. 9: The librarians were Monday, Sept. 28: A bunch of students went to Leon to Teachers' Institute today. Good way to get out of classes, I'll purr. laughing at the Freshmen in the library to- day-don't worry, they'll learn. I'll never forget the first time I talked out loud in the libary, I nearly lost my first life. I went to Friday, Oct. 2: We had they first pep meeting the Prayer meeting fonlghtv fhe llrst one is of the year-everyone is so enthusiastic about always Very mterestmg' . . the football game tomorrow, I'll have to - Thursday, Sept. 10: My, this is a long week! reprimand George Mesley for the Way he I1 Q It seems ages since school began. I was go- threw iq-ookiev around, though. 41 ing down to Herald Hall Cthey are having l a lot of funj but decided I needed the rest Saturday, Oct. 3: Whew! I'm a nervous wreck V J for tomorrow. after that game with Benedict and a score Friday, Sept. 11: Tonight was the Faculty Re- of 6-6. ception. Some affair. The most exciting thing was when President Briggs knocked a Sunday. Oef- 45 Tllls has been H most Peaceful home run. Everyone laughed but I was aw- day- All the b0yS Went fo Herald Hall fully Proud of him. for dinner, so we had things quiet all after- Saturday, Sept. 12: The first General Athen- 0009- ' ' ' h ld ' h . M ld Q lan meeting was e tomg t y 0 Monday, Oct. 5: The Bible Class had lots of 4 friend, Oscar, arrived and almost broke up the meeting. Monday, Sept. 14: Miss Carlile talked in . fun in honor of Uncle Roy's birthday. Mo- ses was rescued from the bulrushes in a chapel about the Oratorio. I'm not interest- Post Toastle box' ed in music 'cause every time I try to vocal- ize someone fires a shoe at me. It's a hard life being a kitchen cat. Tuesdav. Sept. 15: I'm pretty sleepy today. The girls of this domicile entertained Bide- Vvednesday, Oct' 7: The 0. H. Hjs have Tuesday, Oct. 6: The College Players had a business meeting and eats in South Woods. Sounds kinda funny to me. A-Wee and it was so noisy I almost had a three new pledges, Lois, Wanda' and Ge,-- fit. Girls are such noisy creatures-I'm glad nude. Yes, and therels 3 new club called A llll Pm 3 Cat- the Allover Six. No fellow can belong un- ill Friday- sein- 183 The Faculty Put OH some less he is six feet. It sure is a long club. il hi kind of entertainment or recital at the U vv church. I Went the rounds with the night- Thursday, Oct. 8: Flossie tells me they're hav- All watchman and We had lots of fun soecu, ing an A Cappella party and initiating the faq 'of' lating about the new dates. new members- Tl W WI 19 Ml lf I I ,, If 5 2 'A X -Q? Y TVN z , e' xt Q A 4,.2'c , 5 ks