Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

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WSTXZTES7 1926 Ac:AclA IZSEQBQ QQ we ,is lj, li OFFICERS Lnsun FLOWERS - - -' - President l l A ADA ROUsH - - vice-President Q, ,K JULIA TRAVIS - - Secretary-Treasurer ' I all f I EDITORIAL IN It has long been the dream of Graceland to enroll a large number in the Junior class. i The class of 1926 is a step farther toward the goal since it is the largest class ever enrolled. The juniors feel that they are deeply indebted to the many contributors to the endowment fund who made possible full recognition of their credits. We are quite sure that all the college is aware of our existence. Even in chapel, the pep and enthusiasm of our class has been apparent. For three years we have been steadily climbing up the path of wisdom hunting blue vases and discovering acres of diamonds until we feel it our duty to make room for the oncoming classes. For their assistance and edification we are leaving our last will and testament as our final contribution and trust I that they profit thereby. li Q JUNIOR JABS Q ' Our idea of a considerate professor is one who talks you to sleep, then wakes you up five minutes early so you vvon't be late for your next class. He has been around lots,-but they were all cow lots. 6 A Chinese proverb says: A good woman never paints, a beautiful one doesn't have to. ty l- .-- i 9 p v Diplomacy is all right-if it gets the diploma. A college student is like a thermometer graduated and marked by degrees. A man can walk a mile without moving more than two feet. , Q The Constitution only guarantees pursuit of happiness, you have to catch up with it yourself. Not every caveman is a miner. Q , . -- A powdered nose IS no sign of a clean neck. This is a hectic existenceg even in the grave we go to pieces. .,q N5 lvl I thought you took Education last semester . ' N Z I did, but the faculty encored me . 47 an g .qi Nd Do you take home econom1cs? '30 K, No, I take home girls. 5. ' arf M ii 43, Mi M9,,.,a ' to Y QM v . -.,, :pf M. Q ff'1x alms 4, W .12 E, g -