Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

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'--'f PI-IILEON OFFICERS PHILEON - MR. ANTHONY, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Daniel Belcher .............,...,.................. Presidenlr Dan Belcher ,,,..........,........,,,.,............, Presidenlr Dick Mesle ,.............,................. Vice Presiclenlr Glenn Fordham ........ .......,. V ice PresidenT Joseph Farley .,........ ........... S ecrefary Roy Olerud .....,..... ..,..........., S ecreTary Harold CondiT .... .... ........ T r easurer Dick Mesle .....,... ............ T reasurer Leonard Penrod ....... ............ C ook The aim OT The Phileon Club is To promoTe sound and lasTing Triendships among iTs members and sTudenTs on The campus in general. The Tellows Teel Their eTTorTs Tor The year have won Them some recogniTion as one oT The permanenT clubs on The campus. The Phileons have been acTive in campus acTiviTies which have broughT Them much pleasure and saTisTacTion. IQ46 will mark Their TenTh aniversary. AT ThaT Time during homecoming a TuncTion is planned. All members are looking Torward To being presenT. The Phileons can look back on Their wiTh and sTag TuncTions and recall a pleasanr year oT co-operaTion, Team work, and deeply esTablished Triendships wiTh Their TraTernal broThers. They hope To accomplish Their club's goals more Tully in The TuTure. lleff To righTT DAN BELCHER EMIL CROSS HAROLD DOWNEY JOSEPH FARLEY GLENN FORDHAM ROBERT HAMPTON LEROY HUGGETT RICHARD MESLE LLOYD MINEAR MAYNARD NEWCOM ROY OLERUD LEONARD PENROD RONALD SMITH CHESTER WELDON ALLEN ZINSER

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I-----Q V 1 ,WNW e----ROYAL THIRTEEN i i l i OFFICERS L ROYAL TI-HRTEEN-MR. LUBSEN, Sponsor T . EIRST SEMESTER SECOND Manford RalSTon .............................. PresidenT Mamford RalsTon .....................,....... PreSidenT Myron Curry .................... SecreTary-Treasurer Myron Curry ....,.....,........, SecreTary-Treasurer T Wayne Updilce ...... ............................, C heT Wayne Updilce .......... ............................. C hef l Johnny Crandall ...... ......... FireTender Johnny Crandall ..... .... ......... F i reTender T STriving To reach a seemingly unaTTainable goal has always been an incenTive l Tor TruiTTul Toil. WiTh This idea in mind, The TiTTeen members oT The Royal Order oT ThirTeenS worked and played during The '38, '39 school year. lT was noT diTTiculT To geT The ball rolling aT The TirsT oT SepTember, Tor Ten Tormer l3's had reTurned. These Tellows, along-wiTh The Tive new members, l4epT burning The TraTernal Teeling Tor which The organizaTion has 'been known. lniTiaTion ceremonies provided respecT Tor The Ten old men oT The club by The new members, and laTer club TuncTions broughT Them and Their Triends TogeTher in congenial, SpiriTed associaTions. As usual, The annual courT scene aT The I3 BanqueT was The high SpoT in social acTiviTies. Every member TelT securely Tied in bonds oT Triendship which he will always remember as one of Graceland's greaT pleasures. D Ueff To righfl EARL BAKER WALTER BARKER WILLARD BECKER MYRON CURRY JOH N CRANDALL EDWARD EPLI NG CHARLES GRABSKE MAN FO RD RALSTON DAVID SHEEHY KENNETH STOWELL WAYNE UPDIKE FRED WEDDLE DELBERT BOGUE ALLEN BUTTERWO RTH WARDELL HINDERKS

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lleTT To righTT STANLEY BENSON GERALD FERGUSON BEN FLEET DON HARDER ' DORT JACOBS RAY JOHNSON JOHN KUBELIUS JAMES PTERSEE VERNON RETFF CHARLES STEGFRTED FRANK SHIPMAN MERRILL SPRINKLE LLOYD VERT-'El TED WOLFF OFFICERS TRI T- MR. CHEVILLE, Sponsor , FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Ted WolTT .....................................,.... PresidenT Vernon ReiTT ..................,................... Presiderff Merrill Sprinkle ...... ......,.... V ice PresidenT Jim Piersee ................................ Vice PresidenT' Gerald Ferguson ......,......... SecreTary Gerald Ferguson ,- ................ SecreTary Ray Johnson ............. Treasurer DorT Jacobs ......... .......,.... T reasurer STarTing oTT wiTh bang-up iniTiaTion, characTerized by The presence oT some oT The alumni members, The T's conTinued on Their hilarious way ThroughouT The year. Though many oT The members parTicipaTed in all sorTs oT exTra-curricular acTiviTies in- cluding aThleTics, A Cappella, debaTe, band, orchesTra, Council and oTher miscellaneous TuncTions characTerisTic oT sTudenT liTe, enough Time was spenT TogeTher To l4niT The greaTesT amounT oT club spiriT seen in The club since The good old days. ln addiTion To The usual 'TsTag and drag TuncTions, under The masTerTul guidance oT Unk Cheville, There were acTiviTies ThaT many oT The clubs haven'T The TaciliTies To par'- TicipaTe in such as moTion picTures Taken aT iniTiaTion and exhibiTed aT meeTings. The high spoT oT The year was The Salad Bowl TooTball game aT The home oT our splendid sponsor, Mr. Cheville. TRI T A 64 7 s El' K. S7-lil! .-'ildhuh 1, T i l T , . 4 l Ti li, ge ll I , T T T 1 ml