Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

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EQ 57416352 1926 ACACI A 5 fff if ll all ll il Jessie MAE NORRIS, B, M. J. H. ANTHONY Graceland College, Iowa State Teachers College, ' I Oklahoma College for Women ' Pupil of W. A. Fritchie CL 54-u-of,fQf' 4 V. -11.44, eff . Q ' Band, Orchestra e - ' ' f .447 .10 'cnfgfc'-.f,.7 A . e Q- I ' r -e ' - '.v'2'vV4.f' 2, - X ' Qfovff ' L'f4f11-'f'f'f F' ' il AAA! ' ,. - . . Being plane Pupll gf hers 15 ad interesting A man of plans that materialize. He is not known personally to all the studentsg but every- one has come to recognize his efficiency in his work. Through his leadership we have today the Lamoni-Graceland Orchestra, the Lamoni Concert Band and the High School Orchestra. Aside from the field of music, he is interested ' in writing and has made several worthwhile ' contributions to church literature. Ml occupationg meeting he at, dinner iss appy occasiong working wi r ggifllifieyi makes a sometimes haqd task thoroughly enjoy-H able. She has indeed ai-lcontagious laugh and a happy smile which endears her to all. Miss Norris is truly a Sunny maid. .0 ll M , , ,N W 'i'S2XA ' il ' Qivx ll l. ll 4 to l , J 4 1 gl ng RZ Nfl , ' ' T 6, f-',.,, V v

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s .7 i5-.3 C - iir - iid? -2- ln 1926 ACACIA if -5 Lf,Q X f 1 NIABEL A. CARLILE Graceland College, Iowa State Teachers College, Des Moines University, Northwestern University Dcpartmcnt of Public School Music, Art lVIiss Carlile brings to the faculty a wide field of knowledge and experience in Music and Art. Those who are fortunate enough to know her as a teacher are inspired by her enthusiasm and devotion to her chosen field. Her cheery disposition, wit, and personal charm cause ad- miration in all those with whom she meets, and those w 0 come in close contact with her as a Doius GIESELMAN Central College for VVomen, Lake Forest School of Music, Bush Conservatory, Pupil of Charles W. Clark Voice 37 0 ,1 if Nliss Gieselman is well kno2'vj tpifgiraqgland and Lamoni audien 6?..f0I 9C Eihsterlyfinterz pretations and artistisf prtgtictigyis, espfdihally ,ln the soprano rol jolygl Hrhgwhilch she, has sung with A613 'Ladiqni- racwlythid Ofatorio Society fo xyxiojy airs. jfelis'popularV,With the students o lhe Jmpu hecaafsk of Mr pleasant so iabil' Rafi tefafhe voicelshe has been leader .unt it a ple sure to work w' h one so agqmlle Sset t9,f0urVJlh097. M 'J y - ,J Ape ,M 0: ,il l n f 1 ' .pf A 'I I Q ' r ' V, f if MY' l f g ,, .lc - if if I K' C . .A fi J 4- r if ' - 'I l Q J V Q. A , 1 ','Q!i1?-:'S-1-'f rm-ICJ C I f C ff -A I i C tv ww- ff 5 Aff 1 C' , 2 ai, .9 'fy ff WV 'lf ' ifyfafylj Yi ,i A 1 WM' JU fy ' lfif

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al is' 1926 ACACIA ' ALVA R. GILBERT, B. S., M. A. Kansas State Teachers College, University of Iowa Department of Physical Educalion, Psychology Willie is a born leader. In his position as Athletic Coach he has helped Graceland in a very material way. He Falls his teams with enthusiasm and inspires them to clean sports- manship. His classes are made interesting by his unique method of presentation and his quiet N. RAY CARMICHAEL, B. S. Treasurer Graceland College, Iowa State Agricultural College A man holding such a position in the admin- istration finds himself beset with a diversity of problems. Mr. Carmichael's perserverance and good humor certainly serve him well in this connection. His devotion to Graceland is shown in life and his thoughtfulness and good humor. As Dean of Marietta Hall he is a fellowship have brought him the admiration of regular fellow. the entire student body. M l .ga Ml . li it 19 'N bel 1 r 'S 234 4 .sa