Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

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Firsf Row: Louis Zonlcer, Gerald Keller, Max Croff. Second Row: Louis Robson, Clyde Youngs, Mr. Faunce, Sponsor, Elmer Parkes Paul Frisbie, Charles Marfin. Third Row: Thoralf Olfvedf, Jerry Youngs, l-luberf Baker, Evereff Sherman Dale Robinson, Marion I-lermanson, Laverne Winfermeyer. OFFICERS Firsf Semesfer Second Semesfer Elmer Parkes .......,.................................. Presidenf Clyde Youngs ...............,........................ Presidenf Paul Frisbie .........,.......................... Vice Presidenf Louis Zonlcer .,..... .,..,................... V ice Presidenf Clyde Youngs .........,...... Secrefary and Treasurer Paul Frisbie ...,.. ....... S ecrefary and Treasurer l-luberf Balmer .. ,.................. News Recorder Mr. Faunce, Sponsor lnfegrafing fheir personalifies in a closely-lcnif fellowship is a group of fellows who call fhemselves fhe F.O.X.'s. The club is well-known fo fhe new sfudenfs who find fhaf fhey are acfive in various sfudenf affairs. The aim of fhe clulo chal- lenges each member fo sef a consfrucfive goal and fo work fogefher fo affain fhaf goal. The F.0.X.'s have a gay fime fhroughouf fhe year, delighfing fhe girls wifh fheir novel funcfions. The annual spring banquef is fhe climax fo fhe clulo's ac- fivifies. The boy and girl wafch a liffle enviously as fhe fellows claim fheir guesfs and escorf fhem fo fhe banquef. The fradifional Goddess Afhena reigns af fhe affair. The F.O.X.'s close fhis year wifh memories of fun, nonsense and good fellow- ship. Tis TT l I TUX, j .i l B il I l. J il

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FirsT Row: Dick Gage, Tom l-luTchinson. Second Row: Bob Hanson, Lynn Sandy, Eldon Derry, Ray Kingsbury, Bud Speers. Third Row: Leonard Graham, Harlan HuTchinson, John Bailey, Don Harpley, MilTon Yeary, Ray KilpaTrick. NOT PicTured: Marvin Piepergerdes. OFFICERS FirsT SemesTer Second Semesfer Bob Hanson ..............Q............................. PresidenT Eldon Derry .,.......................................... Presidem' Eldon Derry .........,....,..................... Vice PresidenT Bud Speers .................................... Vice Presidenl' Bud Speers .................... ..,.,......... S ecreTary Lynn Sandy ............... .............. S ecreTary Raymond KilpaTrick ........ ................... T reasurer Raymond KilpaTrick ...... - ............... Treasurer Leonard Graham ........., ........ P ledge MasTer Leonard Graham ...... ........ P ledge MasTer Mr. Lubsen, Sponsor A group oT jolly good Tellows Torms The Gimper Club whose acTiviTies and anTics keep Graceland in a consTanT sTaTe oT expecTancy. The Gimpers exTend Their TuncTions over a wide and varied area. The year begins in Tull swing as ini- TiaTion rolls around. The SouTh Woods make a mere TorTure chamber sound like a dummy, as liTTle junior lalias The paddlel Tar and TeaThers make The new Gimpers squirm and squeak. The glorious and slighTly Touchy lTor The iniTiaTesl day ends wiTh a Teed given by The old members. ThroughouT The TirsT semesTer, imprompTu TuncTions are held now and Then: shows, Teeds, sTags, picnics, parTies and dinners. On February 2I The annual banqueT commemoraTing The TiTTeenTh birThday oT The club Takes place aT The home oT lvlr. John Garver. ToasTmasTer Eldon Derry presides over The aTTair. The guesTs receive gardenia corsages and are es- corTed To The TheaTer laTer in The evening. During The lasT semesTer, picnics, parTies and numerous oTher acTiviTies Tinish The l94O-4l year. UTTMPEH

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FirsT Row Mr Cheville, Sponsor, Myron Hershey, WalT Barker, Wayne Thompson. Bill Epling Second Row: Tom Gygax, Hugh Kensler, Claude Anderson, Dick Irwin, Ronald Carmichael, Marvin WhiTe, Tom McKay, Dave Crandall, Frank MinTon. NOT PicTured: David Sheehy, Frank ChrisToTTersen, OFFICERS FirsT SemesTer Second SemesTer MYFOH Hershey ........................................ PresidenT Myron Hershey ........................................ PresidenT Wayne Thompson ........................ Vice PresidenT Wayne Thompson ...,.........,............ Vice PresidenT Bill Eplinq .......... .......... F ire Tender Bill Epling .,.............. ..........., F ire Tender Walf Barker -. .................. CheT WalT Barker ........ .................... C heT Mr. Cheville, Sponsor TradiTional bad-luck-number I3 doesn'T have any eTTecT on The members oT The Royal Thirfeen who pick The weirdesT daTes Tor Their TuncTions and have The besT oT luck. The oldesT men's social club on The Campus, The Royal Squad oT ThirTeen has long had The high sTanding which was prevalenT wiTh The charTer members in l9l5. This year The group sTill holds The Torch oT higher levels. They will long cherish The memories oT The evenings They spend wiTh Unk Cheville, Their club adviser. In These iovial sessions They eaT, singand hear abouT The early days oT Graceland and abouT The beginning oT The ThirTeens. They Tind ThaT The early ThirTeens were a lusTy band oT knighTly men and The newesT mem- bers Teel honored To join The ranks. The club will remember The TribulaTions oT The neophyTes, The Homecoming sTag, The several wiTh TuncTions. The regal splendor OT The Royal BanqueT, wiTh TorTy-Three ThirTeens and Their guesTs To cele- braTe The TwenTy-TiTTh anniversary oT The group being presenTed aT courT, is one oT The social,Triumphs on The Campus. Four oT The charTer members are drawn To The banqueT and Take parT in The coronaTion services. The ThirTeens Teel They are keeping alive The TradiTions oT The order: The Tood is abundanT, The paddle ever ready, and The Tellows busily occupied wiTh campus acTiviTies, club aTTairs and residenTs oT Walker. TPTTQTYZTTT, TQT Q 'QT' 1.