Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

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Foreword Presenled by lhe Acacia slawcl of Graceland College, Larnonl Iowa The slancf washes lo ex- press Hrs gralllude lo Mr. H W Dew of The Holland Engraving Company To The Herald Publishing House, +o Mr D H Hansen of Jrhe Hansen Sludlo and +o all lhose who have guven us assnslance In any manner X O-jk go? UQEBE GW- 507014 , EE I M' 6 1938 39 f5SAssocN I whalsoever. g SX J' - Q EST l92l ' '0 9+ DONATED BY JACKSON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY AUGUST 2003 ? -Q A Mun-coNTiNEN'r ivusuc Liammv Mm-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIIIARY mi- E E, lllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllIll Independence, Mo- 64050 MW T, -Wa- H- DEDICATION We dedicaTe The i939 Acacia To a goal-The Graceland oT The TuTure. ln our vision is The physical environmenT oT The T TuTure Graceland, The ever-increasing Throng oT sTudenTs seeking The developmenT ThaT Graceland has always of- fered: however, if our vision be all-inclusive and suTTi- cienTly peneTraTin3, we shall see even beyond These TacTors To The deeper, broader purposes of inTellecTual achievemenT and culTural growTh. We do noT know how long iT may Take Tor The com- pleTe TulTillmenT oT This vision. The Graceland we know has evolved rapidly in only a Tew years, and our sincere hope is +ha+ we may have helped and ThaT we may con- Tinue To help in ThaT evoluTion. To This vision- The Graceland oT The FuTure we dedicaTe The Acacia Tor I939. The Acacia STaTT. 'l N V. 'ifiziiiif 2' DAWN STAR A solid sireaic of silver Running easiward Toward The rising sung A highway for ihe gods Tha+ leads +o glinring spires Of Jrruih. Disfani siar As iouchable as slrone, Yer nor all rock and moriar, For herein lie The sources Oi enlighienmenjr. A -Mariha Ford GRACELAND OF THE FUTURE IN GRATEFUI. MEMORY ln memory oT EsTher Irene LayTon, a woman who gave some oT The choice years oT a liTe unTimely brief To Teaching Graceland sTudenTs, and who shared in building The Graceland we have become. A woman oT so brighT inTellecT and so Tirm lour- pose could noT Touch The experience oT sTudenTs wiThouT molding Them Tor more abundanT liTe. To The memory oT This TulTilled sTewardship, we oTFer TribuTe. ln appreciaTion Tor The EsTher Irene LayTon Library, a sTorehouse oT liTeraTure selecTed by Miss LayTon during her rich liTeTime and given aT her deaTh To Graceland College. Books ThaT a noble woman read and sTudied, and marked Tor re-reading, cannoT buT conTribuTe To The nobiliTy and The iudgmenT oT Those who read Them. This unending giTT To Graceland, we appreciaTe. A on ml .Sash fi .L all ' B El COQZZQU Foreword .,.,,... Dedicalion The College ....... Science .............. Liberal Arls Educalion ....... Commerce Organizelion -- Sporfs ........, Miscellanea pa ...-1.--.. ge I 4 9 2l 29 35 43 49 77 87 1- 8 11' ,, 3 1 J v N ' 1 I ! Z' 5 A 3 Z 5 Z 5 e W 3 2 u 2 s 5 4 E m 3 l-'1 GRACELAND These Things I have seen: A red Tower againsT a cloudless sky. A group of buildings on a sunkissed hill. An open door. Here l have found: STudenTs from many places seeking earnesTly A deeper undersTanding of life. Guided by skillful hands unTo The goal They came To seek. DevoTed men and women l-lave dedicaTed Themselves To service. NOT as insTrucTors using books, f BuT as companions sharing life wiTh sTudenTs And helping Them To choose The wisesT ways. Learning To share and help and give ls parT of life and Therefrom spring Rich comradeships. Each Wednesday nighT is seT aparT ThaT sTudenTs who desire To seek Their God May gaTher reverenTly in prayer, And be inspired To seek a more abundanT life. And in ages hence I yeT shall see a Tower beckoning againsT The sky A group of buildings on a sunkissed hill An open door. -Mildred WaITers. I I Tl-IE OPEN DOOR I I 'U L..- -i l J. F. GARVER BOARD OF TRUSTEES J. F. Garver, Chairman . F. M. McDowell, Vice-chairman Verne Deskin, Secrefary Floyd M. McDowell, Ph.D. J. F. Garver Lonzo Jon-es, Ph.D. Arfhur B. Church Mrs. B. F. Moafs Verne L. Deslcin Charles F. Grabske, MD. Independence, Missouri Lamoni, Iowa Kansas Cify, Missouri Kansas Cify, Missouri Lamoni, Iowa Independence, Missouri CommiHees of 'l'he Board Execu+ive J. F. Garver Verne l.. Deslcin A. Neal Deaver Presidenf, ex officio Facully F. M. McDowell Charles F. Grabslce Lonzo Jones Presidenf, ex officio Business Manager, ex officio Finance Arfhur B. Church Verne L. Deskin Mrs. B. F. Moafs Presideni, ex officio Business Manager, ex officio S 3 Z X .f FACULTY ef J. H. ANTHONY Graceland College, lowa Slale Teachers College, Pupil of W. A. Frilchie, Kansas Cify, Missouri Band and Orcheslra JOHANNES C. BERGMAN, B. A., M. A. Universily of lowa Modern Languages MABEL CARLILE, B. M. ED., M. S. Graceland College, lowa Slale Teachers College, Des Moines Universily, Norlhweslern Universily Chorus and Public School Music ROY A. Cl-lEVlLLE, Pl-l.B., M.A., B. D. Graceland College, Drake Universily, Universily of Chicago, Universily of California Social Science and Religion EUGENE E. CLOSSON, B. A., M. A. Graceland College, Universily of lowa Psychology and Philosophy JULIA A. CLOSSON, B. A. Univnersily of lowa Physical Educalion for Women BERTHA DESKIN, B. A. Graceland College, lowa Slale Teachers. College Secrelarial Science ETHELYN DEWEY, B.A., M.A. lowa Slale Teachers College, Universily of Chicago, Universily of Colorado Educalion The I939 Acacia wishes To ac- knowledge The splendid leadership of Three men. PresidenT George N. Briggs, Tor over TwenTy years PresidenT oT Graceland College, has consisTenTly added To his illusTrious record as an educaTor and college presidenT, lfeeplflg always in mind The pro- gressive inTeresTs oT The insTiTuTion and even more keenly, The inTeresTs of The sTudenTs Themselves. Dean A. R. GilberT, aTTecTionaTeIy known as Willie, performs The dual Tunchons oT Dean oT Personnel and AThleTic DirecTor. To Mr. GilberT go our highesT respecT and admira- Tion Tor compeTenT and eTficienT performance. To Mr. A. Neal Deaver, whose excepTionaI business abiliTy has made him one of The mosT efficienl' and progressive business managers in The hisTory of Graceland College! His inTeresT in The sTudenTs as well as in The business aT'Tairs of Graceland has made him an ouTsTanding leader. PresidenT Briggs, Dean GilberT, Mr. Deaver-These are The men who have laid The foundaTion oT The Grace- land oT The FuTure. A GUSTAV A. PLATZ, B. S., M. S., PH. D. Graceland College, Universify of lowa, Universify of Nebraska, Unlverslly y of Colorado, Iowa Sfafe College Biology NINA B. ST. JOHN, B. S., M. S. Iowa Sfale College, Universify of Colorado Chemislry EDNA A. TREAT, B. M., A. A. S. O. Oberlin Conservafory of Music American Conservafory of Music T Universily of Michigan Easfman School of Music T Piano and Organ Universify of Kansas, Universily of Mlnnesola Psychology, Dean of Women SUPERVISORY OFFICERS EVAN WALDEN Superinlendenl of Buildings and Grounds GENE OLlVER Bookkeeper MARGARET WILLIAMS General Secrelary N. L. BOOKER Manager of Dining Hall MRS N. L. BOOKER ' l Assisfanl Manager of Dining Hall E. E. WEDDLE Assislanf To Superinlendenr of Buildings and Grounds 1 CC l E l l i l l l l l VIDA RUTH WATSON, B. S. in Ed., M. A. 3 I g gp? S l l l i i 5 l l ROSCOE O. FAUNCE, B. A., M. A. 5 7 Graceland College, Universily of lowa, A Universily of Michigan Speech and Dramalics CLEO M. HANTHORNE, B. A., M. A. Oklahoma College for Women. l Oklahoma Universily English, Librarian l EARL T. HIGDON, B. S. C. Graceland College, Universily of lowa, , Norlhweslern Universily l Economics and Business l l l LINNA TIMMERMAN HUNT, B. M., MUS. M 9 Nebraska Universily School of Music, American Conservalory of Music, Chicago Musical College, DePaul Universify Voice l HAZEL JONES, B.A., M.S. Universily of lowa Home Economics l R. J. LUBSEN, B. s., M. s. l lowa Slale College l Engineering TESS MORGAN, B. A., M. A. Universify of lowa , English l l ROY H. MORTIMORE, B. A., M. S., PH. D. l Universify of lowa l Malhemafics and Physics l l l i FACULTY i w I l l E 4, Typical council meeTing MEMBERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER DON LENTS, PresidenT WILLARD THOMAS, PresidenT Priscilla Boeclcman Marna Jayne Holmes Willard Becker Marna Jayne Holmes Allen BuTTerworTh Mabel Hyde Priscilla Boeclcman DoroThy HousTon Bob CondiT Thelsa Nelson Allen BuTTerworTh Don LenTs Myron Curry ManTord RalsTon Myron Curry Roy Olerud Don Harder Willard Thomas Glenn Fordham ManTord RalsTon Wardell Hinderlcs Wayne Updilce Don Harder RuTh Willis The T938-39 STudenT Council has done good work This year, boTh in discussing and. helping To adiusT sTudenT problems and diTTiculTies. and in sponsoring various Types oT enTerTainmenT Tor The sTudenT body. The Council arranged The annual TooTball banqueT, which was a decided success: gave several all-school parTies, ac- cording To wishes expressed by The sTudenTsg and sTaged Two assembly producTions. lWe leave approval To The sTudenTs.l The Council wishes To express sincere appreciaTion Tor The co-operaTion oT The TaculTy in dealing wiTh sTudenT problems, and To The sTudenT body, graTiTude Tor iTs whole-hearTed supporT. This year's acTiviTies have sTrengThened The ToundaTion Tor a more acTive and eTTicienT STudenT Council. --- STUDENT COUNCIL LIBRARY he Library, where Graceland reads and sTudies, is-when all is considered- The Tocus oT The purposes oT Graceland men and women. WhaTever oT desire Tor individual developmenT we bring wiTh us To college, we seek many oT The answers in The accumulaTed inTormaTion ThaT lines The book sTacks in The Library. The place, Then, will be a memory To us. This yearls use oT The Carnegie granT has sTimulaTed The consTanT building oT our library, and aided in making iT one oT The mosT compleTe iunior college libraries in The counTry. The EsTher Irene l.ayTon li- brary increased The good reading Tacili- Ties. The Book Fair in The spring publicized some TeaTures oT The library grown com- mon To everyday users. ParTicularly Tor- ward-looking, The Tair inTroduced The use oT picTures in The library's program oT in- dividual developmenT Tor sTudenTs. A well--Trained sTudenT library sTaTT has soughT To place inTormaTion aT our Tinger- Tips. - Diggin' in Sha kespeare-S-h-a, S-h-a-k - Due llZ4O In--1-....' ' A --- :.f......- -1- .--m... .,A.....f Q.-H Q.-4 ,,,.,, H. .. .., .- .. . hymn,-xnw? -, 1 ..- A Q 1' , ' f a2.a 7. ., .. was kg. 211, Var ,Wy A 1, ff me xx g c - M g if M 1212 ' , if HARLEY CHATBU RN III Lamoni Iowa Engineers Club, Inlra Mural Sporfs E HAROLD CONDIT IIII Hagerman, Idaho Engineers Club, Phileon, lnfra I Mural Sporfs EMIL CROSS III ' u Independence, Missouri Oralorio, Phileon, Engineers Club CHARLES DEARTH Sidney, Ohio Infra Mural Sporls III lnlra Mural Sporls, Grealer Graceland HAROLD DOWNEY III Lamoni, Iowa Oralorio, Phileon, Engineers Club ROGER ENGEL III Sanla Ana, California F. N. P., Oralorio, Pholography Club ln'rra Mural Sporls, Foolball WILLIAM ENGLE IIII Weslfield, New Jersey Gimper HAROLD ERNST III Elmhursl, Illinois Regular Player, Wrilers Club Inlra Mural Sporls PHILLIP FERGUSON III San Bernardino, California Religion Club,' Regular Player BEN FLEET III Lincoln, Nebraska Tri T, Apprentice Player, lnlra Mural Sporls, Foolball MARTHA FORD III Odessa, Missouri Aroha, Oralorio, Grealer Graceland Religion Club, Pep Club Wrifers Club WILLIAM FOX IIII Davis Cily, Iowa Engineers Club, Pholography Club Six Club PAUL GORMLEY IIII Ashlabula Ohio Tower Sfaff, Engineers Club, Oralorio Band, Regular Player, Phofography Club, Writers Club, Debafe Lambda Della CHARLES GRABSKE, JR. III Independence, Missouri Tower Slaff, Royal I3, Acacia Slaff Debale, Apprenlice Player, Pho- fography Club, Religion Club CARL GREEN III Lamoni, Iowa I Engineers Club GLEN GREEN III Lamoni, Iowa Inlra Mural Sporls ROBERT HAMPTON III ' Las Vegas, Nevada , Oralorio, Engineers Club, Phileon, I Band, Greafer Graceland, Religion Club, lnlra Mural Sporls JAMES PIERSEE III i Independence, Missouri I Tri T, Engineers Club, Foofball Track, Infra Mural Sporls CLASSES'-5 24 I Ad L,--..: SCIENCE Amazing!! Oo-o-o, like soI.I Huh? Hard al il I-I2 SO 4 KENNETH ANDERSON rn Seneca, Illinois F.O.X., Baskelball EMERSON ARMSTRONG Ill Slewarlsvilleh Missouri F. N. P., Engineers Club Oralorio, lnlra Mural Sporls SUZANNE BAKER Ill Pisgah, Iowa C. M. C., Oralorio, A Cappella Grealer Graceland RICHARD BALDWIN nn Niles, Ohio Gimper, Foolball, Baskelball WILLARD BECKER Ill Kalama, Washinglon Royal I3, Oralorio, Grealer Grace- Relig'on Club, lnlra Mural land, I Sporls, Sludenlr Council DANIEL BELCI-IER llll BRUCE BELL up Chicago, Illin Yakima, Washingjon Phileon, Apprenhce Player Religion Club oIs Oralorio, Six Club, A Cappella Male Ouarlel, Band, Baseball JAMES BOWMAN flll Cameron, Missouri F.O.X., Oralorio, Engineers Club CECIL BRONSON Ill Summersville, Missouri Religlon Club LA vAuN BRUNS rn Boone, Iowa N.O. N., Relig ion Club, Oralorio ELROY BUNDY Ill Dululh, Minnesola Engineers Club, Wrilers Club lnlra A Mural Sporls LLEN BUTTERWORTI-I llll I-linsdale, Illinois Tower Slahr, Acacia Slaff lBusiness Manacierl, Sludenl Council, Fool ball, Royal l3, Engineers Club Lambda Della, Baslcelball Regular Player NORMAN PRUITT lll . Independence, Missouri Engineers Club, Band WILLIAM OUINLIVAN lll Syracuse, New York F. N. P., Engineers Club, Inlra Mural Sporls, Regular Player MANFORD RALSTON lllj LaJun'Ia, Colorado Engineers Club, Sludenl Council Religion Club, Royal I3 Grealer Graceland DAVID RYDER HRA ' Independence, issouri Gimper CLIFFORD SALISBURY lll Cransfon, Rhode Island Engineers Club, Six, Religion Club Inlra Mural Sporls DAVID SHEEHY lll Independence, Missouri Royal I3, Engineers Club, Religion Club, 'lnlra Mural Sporls WILLIAM SHORT III Independence, Missouri Engineers Club, lnlra Mural Sporls JOHN SMELSER lll Hammond, Indiana Q Gimper, Inlra Mural Sporls WILMA SMELSER lll Hammond, Indiana C.M.C., Pholography Club, ' W.A.A., Pep Club MYRON SMITH lll i Independence, Missouri Engineers Club, Band RONALD SMITH llj Buller, Missouri Religion Club, Phileon Club SAM SMITH llll i Independence, Missouri F.N. P., Inlra Mural Sporls VICTOR TALCOTT llll Deering, Missouri Religion Club, F.N.P., Presidenl of Marielfa Hall THOMAS THATCI-IER III Independence. Missouri Engineers Club, Apprenlice Player PERSHING TOUSLEY lllj Lamoni, Iowa Engineers Club, Phileon, Pholog- raphy Club, Lambda Della, Vice Presidenl of Class of '39. MARGARET VANDERFLUTE lll Lamoni, Iowa Oralorio, Band GORDON WALTHER Ill MIiI+on, Florida Religion Club, Grealer Graceland CHESTER WELDON llll La.FayeIl'e, California Phileon, Inlra Mural Sporls CLASSES -A I Fl 11 CLASSES I I I l I . I 1 I I U. I l I I I I I F I Ii I i l l I i I I El i I ARLEE RAE HUNTER UI Big Rapids, Michigan Aroha, Oralorlo, Band, lnlra Mural Sporls, W.A. A. ELBERT JENKINS UI Scranlon, Pennsylvania Oraforio, Grealer Graceland, lnlra Mural Sporls, Religion Club, Band JOSEPH JOHNSON UI Des Moines, Iowa F.N.P., lnfra Mural Sporls Regular Player ROY JONES UI Sharon, Pennsylvania Gimper, Regular Player, Baskelball RALPH JORDAN UI Saskaloon, Saskalchewan, Canada lnfra Mural Sporls JOHN KUBELIUS UII Kewanee, Illinois Tri T, lnlra Mural Sporls Foolball, Baskefball ROBERT LAUDIE UI Independence, Missouri Grealer Graceland RODERIC LEWIS UlI Nauvoo Illinois Oraforio, Tower Slafrf, Engineers Club Band, Religion Club, Wrilers Club Debale, Lambda Della, Apprenlice Player I RUSSELL LEWIS UII Kansas Cily, Missouri Phofography Club, Six Engineers Club ETHEL LOVING UI Lamoni, Iowa lnlra Mural Sporls JOHN MC ELROY UI Denver, Colorado ELIZABETH MALCOR UI Aurora, Illinois E. T. A. MAYNARD NEWCOM UI S+. Joseph, Missouri Phileon, Band, Oraforio, A Cappella FRANK NIKEL UI o Mosinee, Wisconsin F.O.X. FRANCES NOWACK UI Ava, Missouri g Oralorio, Della, W.A. A., lnlra Mural Sporls ROY OLERUD UI Clarkfield, Minnesola Phileon, Regular Player, Sfudenl' Council DICK PENDARVIS UI l Long Beach, California Gimper, Engineers Club, lnlra Mural Sporls LEONARD PENROD UI Payelle, Idaho U l Grealer Graceland, Religion Club Phileon, lnlra Mural Sporls A Vision of Graceland Slowly, soflly as Jrhe evening Blended wilh Jrhe close of day, In Jrhe Iulure I was walking Up Ihe old familiar way . . Then I saw Jrhal Graceland, ' Neslled in Ihe Trees, and grass, and flowers, Slood benealh a Iofly slruclrure, Reaching wilh Hs spires and Towers . . . Graceland, in whose walls Jrhe Iulure Grew in plans now coming Irue, Slands benealh Jrhe spires, exalled, Which ascending Toward Ihe blue, Gives us no uncerlain promise Of Ihe hopes and plans before- Reaching ou'r info Ihe Iulure, Grasping whal il' has in slore. Then I knew Ihis Ioffy slruclure, Grealer Graceland realized, Slanding There in silenl' splendor, Was our hopes idealized. -Mrs. Merle G. Hill A MARIAN WHITE Ill Rock Island, Illinois Aroha, Apprenfice Player, Greafer Graceland, Oralorio, Tower Slaff Orcheslra, lnlra Mural Sporls ALFRED WILCOX llll Independence, Missouri Engineers Club, Pholography Club Gimper, Lambda Della WINTON WILCOX Ill Seaflle, Washinglon EARL WILDERMUTI-I Ill Aurora, Illinois F.N. P., Apprenfice Player, Religion Club, Inlra Mural Sporls RICHARD WILLIAMS llll Sacramenlo, California Oralorio, A Cappella, Pliolography Club, Acacia Slaff BILL WPILLIAMS III Davenporf, Iowa F. N. P., lnlra Mural Sporls s I ii CLASSES 27 1 - Q !1 Q LYLE DAVIS llll Soldier, Iowa F. N. P., Oralorio, A Cappella, Basker- ball, lnlra Mural Sporls , RICHARD DERENZY llll Bellaire, Michigan E.O.X., Grealer Graceland Religion Club g JOHN EDWARDS llll Dundalk, Maryland Gimper, Regular Player EDWARD EPLING llll Sacramenlo, California Royal I3, Band, Acacia Slaff LUCILE ESGAR lll Independence, Missouri Pholography Club, Oralorio A Cappella, Aroha, Religion Club MATTHEW ESPOSITO llll Blenheim, New Jersey F.O.X., Orchesrra, Cheer Leader JOSEPH FARLEY llll ' Los Angeles, California Phileon, Oralorio, Religion Club BETTY FELDMETH Ill Independence, Missouri E.T.A., Oralorio KENNETH FLORO llll Oak Harbor, Ohio F. O. X., Grearer Graceland ' Religion Club GLENN FORDHAM Ill Independence, Missouri Grealer Graceland, Regular Player Oralorio, Phileon, Religion Club Sludenl' Council I I LOUISE GARRETT Ill Bay Minler, Alabama Oralorio, K, Grealer Graceland Regular Player, Religion Club lnlra Mural Sporls BARBARA GARRISON Ill Glenn, California C. M. C. GERALD GILES Ill Greafer Graceland, Regular Player, F. O. X. DONALD HARDER llll Independence, Missouri Tri T, Regular, Player, Baskelball, Lambda Della, Male Ouarlel, Presi- den? of Class of '39, A Cappella Oralorio, Pholography Club RUTH HARDER Ill Independence, Missouri Oraforio, A Cappella, K, lnlra Mural Sporls, W.A.A., Pep Club ADELINE HARRIS llll Brooklyn, New York 0.0.H., Orcheslra, Regular Player Religion Club, W.A.A., Pep Club lnrra Mural Sporfsg HAROLD HOPEN Ill Leduc, Alberla, Canada Ora+orio, Grealer Graceland Relioion Club DOROTHY HOUSTON Ill Kiefer, OkTahoma Acacia Sfaff, Oralorio, E. T.A., Re- ligion Club, Sludenl Council Grealer Graceland, Pep Club +I u CLASSES,-.-: . 32 ad :LIBERAL ARTS Tha-a-I' long! Regislralion How? lnduslry Z-z-z-z Yes? In The firsl place . Congregalion Aflenlionl Walch The birdie LA PREAL ADAMS llll Sealfle, Washinglon Regular Player, Della Club LOIS BAILEY Ill Tulsa, Oklahoma Oralorio, C. M. C. PETE BALUTIS lll Kewanee, Illinois F. N. P. WALTER BARKER lll Porlland, Oregon Royal I3, Religion Club, lnlra ' Mural Sporls, Presidenl of Jensen 2nd semesler I STANLEY BENSON lll Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tri T, lnlra Mural Sporls GERALDINE BILLINGS llll Por? Huron, Michigan Regular Player, Della, Religion Club VIRGIL BILLINGS Ill Porl Huron, Michigan Tower Slaff, F.O.X., Religion Club Grealer Graceland, lnlra Mural Sporrs DELBERT BOGUE llll Belfon, Missouri Oraforio, Royal I3, Religion Club Lambda Della MARGARET BRIGGS llll Lamoni, Iowa Oralorio, A Cappella, K Crescenl, Lambda Della FLORENCE, BURGESS Ill Independence, Missouri Regular Player JUNE BURLINGTON llll Kansas Cily, Missouri 0.0. H., Oralorio, A Cappella Religion Club, W.A.A. Pep Club MYRON CURRY llll Dallas, Texas Oralorio, A Cappella, Acacia Edilor Royal I3,S'rudenI' Council, Regular Player, Presidem' of Herald Hall Lambda Della I L- GLENN SCOTT Illl Kansas Cify, Missouri Engineers Club, Gimper, Acacia . Slaf-f, Regular Player, Pho- Tography Club CHARLES SIEGFRIED IIII Independence, Missouri Tri T, lnlra Mural Sporls Apprenlice Player OLIVER SMITH II Lamoni, Iowa Religion Club, Grealer Graceland Infra Mural Sporls MERRILL SPRINKLE Ill Logan, Iowa Tri T, Foolball, lnlra Mural Sporls KENNETH STOWELL III Valley Cify, Norlh Dakola Oraforio, Royal I3, Religion Club Tower Slaff, Greafer Graceland VIOLA STOBAUGH III Independence, Missouri Home Ec Club, Greafer Graceland Oralorio, N.O. N. LEONE STOFT fill Denver, Colorado I N.O. N., Oralorio ORVI LLE STEPHENS DONNA VAUGHAN III Kansas Ci+y, Missouri Oralorio, Aroha, Home Ec Club LLOYD VERHEI IIII Porfland, Oregon Tri T, Oralorio, A Cappella Apprenfice Player, Foolball JACK WIGHT III Minneapolis, Mlnnesola Oralorio, A Cappella, E.O.X. RUTH WILLIS III San Bernardino, California Grealer Graceland, K, Oralorio Orcheslra, Religion Club, Pep ' Club, Sludenl Council CLASSES-L.-.ze 34 13 P-'- sr-'CLASSES L I UCILE I-IOXIE III 0.0.H., Cheer Leader, Oralorio A Cappella, Regular Player, lnlra Mural Sporls, Pep Club, Pholography Club LEROY HUGGETT III Bemidii, Minnesola Phileon Club, Religion Club DORT JACOBS Ill Rock Island, Illinois TriT lnlra Mural S orls, Foolball . , D Baskelball Philadelphia' Pe I N. H. JENNINGS Illl Maloy, Iowa Foolball, Baskelball JUNE KEIR IIT San Bernardino, California Oralorio, K, Grealer Graceland CAROL KINNEY Ill Spokane, Washinglon Oralorio, 0.0.H., Tower Slarf Religion Club, Grealer Graceland VIRGINIA LEIGI-I III Independence, Missouri Oraforio, C.M.C., Pep Club, W.A.A. DON LENTS lllj Marshalllown, Iowa Oralorio, A Cappella, Pres. of Sludenl' Council, Religion Club Grealer Graceland, lnlra Mural Sporls PERSIS LUNDEEN III Bremerlon, Washinglon Tower Slaff, E.T.A., Religion Club Inlra Mural Sporls JEAN MC CORMICK Illj I 1 r I B Albin, Wyoming Oralorio, A Cappella, I-lome Ec Club K, Regular Player, Lambda Della Pholography Club BETTY JUNE MARSHALL Ill Omaha, Nebraska Oralorio, lnlra Mural Sporls, Grealer Graceland, Religion Club, Ap- renlice Player P DICK MESLE llll Sherrill, New York Pholography Club, Acacia Slaff Phileon, Oralorio, Apprenlice Player LLOYD MINEAR Ill Oakland, California Oralorio, A Cappella, Religion Club Phileon, Presidenl of Royce Hall Pl-IYLLIS MOORE IIT Ceres, California Oralorio, Aroha, Religion Club W.A.A., Pep Club, Inlra Mural Sporls, Regular Player MARJORY NICHOLS III Ponliac, Michigan K, Grealer Graceland NELLIE PINSON III Independence, Missouri Oralorio, Apprenlice Player, Acacia Slaff, Tower Slaff, E. T. A. VERNON REIFF Ill Kewanee, Illinois Tri T, Foolball, Baskelball ' JEANNE SCHUMACKER lll Camden, New Jersey 0.0. I-I., Pep Club, W.A.A. Pholography Club E 2 5 Q E 5 ' 5 1 f 3 f i 1 I I . i 5 x I 1 1 l V I wi U H l E1 . I1 5 1 A if 4 I 3 Q N 1 w 2 v V 3 5 5 2 - W 1 JOYCE BUTTERWORTH Ill Alnsworlh, Iowa I Oraforio, A Cappella, Della, Tower ' Sfaff, Regular Player Orcheslra, Band MILDRED CARLILE III Independence, Missouri Oralorio, E.T.A., Religion Club lnlra Mural Sporls, W.A.A. DONIAN DE BARTHE Lamoni, Iowa IIII Oraforio, Grealer Graceland, lnlra Mural Sporls, Religion Club MARY ELWELL III Calumel, Oklahoma Oralorio, Religion Club, Grealer Graceland MILDRED ENSLEY Illl Sacramenlo, California Home Ec Club, K, In+ra Mural Sporfs, Crescenf, W. A. A. Pep Club GERALD FERGUSON llll Oelwein, Iowa I , Tri T, Oralorio, A Cappella, Baslcelball IONE GAMET lll Cameron, Missouri C. M. C. DORAS GAMET IIII ' Pisgah, Iowa Oralorio, A Cappella, K Club Religion Club EDNA FORD llll Bales Cily, Missouri Arolua, Home Ec Club, Religion Club, Grealer Graceland, Inlra I Mural Sporls, W.A.A., Pep Club MAYNARD GERBER CII New Boslon, Illinois Oraforio, Band, Religion Club EVELYN GRA'VES ill Nevada, Missouri Oralorio, Della, Orclweslra Religion Club VESTA HALL III Kirlland, Oliio I C. M.C., Oralorio, Inlra Mural Sporls Regular Player, W. ROBERT HARTNETT IIII Council Bluffs, Iowa i Orcheslra, Gimper, Oralorio CORA I-IENSON CII Decalur, Illinois A. A., Pep Club E.T.A., Oralorio, Religion Club AMOS I-IERMANSON III Capron, Illinois Orcheslra, E. O. X., I Mural Sporls ELIZABETH I-IERVEY IIII Lucas, Iowa Arona, Oralorio, Regular Player Tower Slaff, W.A.A., Pep Club MARNIE HEWITT Ill Toronlo, Onlario, Canada nlra I Oralorio, K, A Cappella, Grealer Graceland, Lambda Della Religion Club ALICE HOISINGTON III Lamoni, Iowa Oralorio, A Cappella, Religion Club CLASSES-.gg 38 ' iEDUCATION v l l Deadline! Pure ficlion Oueslion 4 . Opus Three Mm-m Well? Tee hee! Crowd Art l l l T LAURA AMMERMAN fll Oklahoma Cily, Oklahoma Religion Club, Home Ec Club lnlra Mural Sporls EARL BAKER llll Thayer, Missouri Royal l3, Oralorio, A Cappella lnlra Mural Sporls, Baseball JUNE BALDWIN llll Niles, Ohio C.M.C., Home Ec Club, Regular Player, Oralorio, W.A.A., Cheer Leader, lnlra Mural Sporls 5 Crescenl' l MARIE BELCHER lllj Yakima, Washinglon ' Della, Apprenlice Player, Grealer A Graceland, Religion Club, lnlra Mural Sporls PRISCILLA BOECKMAN llll Daylon, Ohio C.M.C., Oralorio, A Cappella Sludenl Council, Greafer Grace- land, Crescenl, Presidenl of 1 Walker Hall ETH EL BOSWELL ll ll Cameron, Missouri Oralorio, N.O.N., Religion Club MARGARET BULLARD llll 5 Ava, Missouri Della, lnlra Mural Sporls MARGARET BURCHETT llll Kewanee, lllinois E.T.A., Oralorio, Grealer Graceland Pep Club, W.A.A., lnlra Mural Sporls, Lambda Della MARY JO BUSSELL lll Sacramenlo, California Oralorio, Aroha, Apprenlice Player Grealer Graceland, Religion Club, Pep Club PHYLLIS MORTIMORE lll Lamoni, lowa Home Ec Club, Della, Pholography Club, Orcheslra, Band PAULINE MUNROE lll San Diego, California CLASSE Oralorio, W.A.A., lnlra Mural Sporls MARJORIE MUSSELL lll Des Moines, lowa I C. M.C., Religion Club THELSA NELSON fill Halfield, Missouri Aroha, Grealer Graceland, Religion Club, W.A.A., Lambda Della, Inlra Mural Sporls, Pep Club, Crescenl Sludenl Council ANDREW PARK ill Lamoni, Iowa Orcheslra, Oralorio, Band, A Cappella RUTH PERRIN lll Deer Lodge, Monlana Oralorio, C. M.C., Pep Club MILDRED SAMPSON llll Ml. Pleasanl, Iowa Home Ec Club, N.O.N. JEAN SAPPENFIELD ill Independence, Missouri Aroha, Home Ec Club, W.A.A. lnlra Mural Sporls JEAN SHROYER llll Belhany, Missouri Oralorio, A Cappella, C. M.C. DONNA SILSBY llll Albia, Iowa Oralorio, A Cappella, C. M.C. Lambda Della CHARLES SINCLAIR llll Sommerville, Massachusells Oralorio, A Cappella, F. N. P., lnlra Mural Sporls, Orcheslra BlLL SPICER llll Seallle, Washinglon Oralorio, Religion Club, A Cappella F. N. P. BONITA STEWART llll Dunlap, Iowa E.T.A., Pep Club FLORENCE STOWELL llj l Valley Cily, Norlh Dakola Home Ec Club, N.O. N., Grealer Graceland, Oralorio VELMA STUART llll Los Angeles, California Oralorio, Grealer Graceland A Cappella, Orcheslra, K, Della, Religion Club HAZEL TEETERS my Alexander, Kansas Oralorio, Religion Club, Apprenlice Player, N.O. N., Inlra Mural Sporls, W.A.A. MABEL TREFZ ill Kansas Cily, Kansas N.O.N., lnlra Mural Sporls PEARL TRAVIS Imperial, Nebraska 0.0. H., lnlra Mural Sporls, Club, W.A.A., Pep Club Lambda Religion S li l I l i l l e i l l l s F i r 4 5 CLASSES L l l l i , l MARNA JAYNE HOLMES llll Joy, illinois Oralorio, K, A Cappella, Grealer Graceland, Sludenl Council, Lambda Della, Religion Club, lnlra Mural Sporls, Crescenl lSABELLE HOVENGA lll Slewarlsville, Missouri Home Ec Club, Band, Religion Club, lnlra Mural Sporls, W.A.A. MABEL HYDE llll Lamoni, lowa Oralorio, A Cappella, K, Home Ec Club, Sludenl Council, Regular Player, Reli ion Club, W.A.A., Lambda Declila, Crescenl, Sec. and Treas. ol class ol I939 WILMA JEAN JACKSON llll Wichila, Kansas Religion Club, N.O. N., Home Ec Club, Regular Player, Tower Slalf Grealer Graceland, Lambda Della W.A.'A. LORETTA JOHNSON lll Tulsa, Oklahoma Oralorio, E.T.A., Apprenlice Player, Grealer Graceland RAY JOHNSON llll Lamoni, lowa Tri T, A Cappella, Band, Orcheslra Oralorio, Lambda Della, Debale MARTHA JANE JONES llll Beardslown, Illinois K, Home Ec Club HELEN JUERGENS llll Davis Cily, lowa 0.0. H., Tower Slall LOISANNE KECK lll Sioux Cily, lowa Oralorio, Aroha LlLLIAN KERGER llll Pisgah, Iowa C.M.C. ELDA LAW flll Lawlon, lowa E.T.A. RUBY LOVELL lll Poplar Grove, Illinois Della, Band, Religion Club KATHLEEN LUING lil Rhodes, lowa Oralorio, N,O.N., Religion Club W.A.A., lnlra Mural Sporls ALICE MC KEE lll Lamoni, lowa Orcheslra, Della, Oralorio, Pho- lography Club, Home Ec Club HELEN MADER lll. I lndependence, Missouri N.O. N., Oralorio, Home Ec Club Religion Club ELIZABETH MARTIN lil Tulsa, Oklahoma E. T. A. Oralorio, Grealer Graceland Apprehlice Player, Religion Club lnlra Mural Sporls OCIE MOODY llll . Kingsfield, Missouri . I Grealer Graceland, Religion Club lnlra Mural Sporls FLORENCE MORTlMORE lll Lamoni, lowa Oralorio .19-v vw F ,1.,..,v'1, .V , ,, , , Q .,fP'MbfV?l , ' ,XVAW .gm ,, ,. SN, H M , V gem-5,4ggE.4uL.g,.J..,-Agxj., .wh . '. .Q Q fn, .,,. 31 Au em Q, -' , ,gif Q ,i W ...- Q ' - 1 - L ig, :Nfl 5, 4 'I 4 4 1 ' 5 ' 4 ,. ,f aft-., ' ,n I N . l , ur ..-1, - , , ,, - .. , , u , ff, , m .-- 1 ,ew x ' 'z .Y . R Q, , gm -w,a,,,:,. X 1 1 y . . K. , :ki ,l .Mg , ,, .rl L mg., f 'R' W. L in-A hai ff . ,X A W W 2 f V , J, , 1 - , I I .1 , v ' ,iv Wi .4 ,'..w,,, x ' A ul' - , ,, V :ii 1-f x' AA ' L V , .7-, a 1 ' x ' .4 wi . 'Wi wi y 1 v , lea k , 1 1 , . VN, 4 ' Ja., .MW 'Lf . ,+- rnf-n.prv 4 ,fl fn ' W 1 V - A - K . me, ,. .- 'Wh : -. , N . , , , 'V . . - J.. View F, - w . F' 'f ws .A . 2,-f Q - w f 1. .mmwbana-rm,.f-M, 'qrzxansvs-Jf,zsae, 'kpalf ' I-fi. few' 'ffm fir, f 'x-vi: f 'Q-1 -' G-G. ' P-' MARIETTA TRUMAN llll Wichila, Kansas Oraforio, N. O. N., Home Ec Club LOIS UPDIKE Ill Black River Falls, Wisconsin Religion Club, N.O. N., Oralorio Home Ec Club, Infra Mural Sporls ELEANOR VANDERFLUTE up Lamoni, lowa Oralorio, Orcheslra FRED WEDDLE lllj Lamoni, lowa Royal I3, Oraiorio, A Cappella Orcheslra, Band, Grealer Grace- lancl, Apprenlice Player BERNICE WI-IIPPLE Ill Grolon, Conneclicul' 1, Oralorio, N.O.N., Religion DORIS YOUNG llll Decalur, lowa Club Grealer Graceland, E.T.A., Lambda Della, Edifor of Tower, Crescenl Religion Club, Apprenlice Player Sfudenf Council I E I I n I j1CLASSE 4I B SPECIALS lnol pi cluretll HOMER ,REYNOLDS Religion. and Speech MARIE SHEPPARD Organ MARGARET WILLIAMS Religion MAXI NE WIGHT Voice WILLTAM RUSSELL Ill :hx Q, '. vf- ,ww -V . 1 -A' -1- f X Q' . 1 ,' rw, A 4 ., ,. .W I- .V , fy A M.. .j. '1' QA , ,' f ,, , W' 'W I af' N Q , . Q. 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' 'f 4 i ae - 53' W ,' .T 2' 'rf 1 , ?i .Huw3fmmm.2Hlv1mwisim':- - 2 3 IZ 1? E 1 Y 1 1 'lt .,, 1? ,E I ' MABEL DIPPEL Ill Archibald, Pennsylvania Oralorio, Home Ec Club, Religion Club, lnlra Mural Sporfs ARTHUR FETCH IH Rapid Cily, Soulh Dakofa Band, Inlra Mural Sporfs JUNE FIELD Ill Magnolia, Iowa N.O. N., Oraforio, W' Tography Club, Pep Mural Sporls BETTYE FREDRICK llll Orlando, Florida Tower Slaff, Regular Player, Acacia Slaff, Religion Club, Wrifers Club ALTA MAE GILLILAND fill Lamoni Iowa A . A. A., Pho- Club, lnlra N.O. Nl., Regular Player, Religion l Club, Greafer Graceland, Inlra Mural Sporls RUTH GLEAZER Ill Independence, Missour 0.0.H., Cheer Leader, Oralorio A. A., Pep Club, Grealer Graceland, lnfra Mural Sporls ROSS GRIFFITH Ill ' Red Oak, Iowa Foolball, Baskelball Manager RUTH GRISINGER llll Omaha Nebraska Tower Slag, Home Ec Club, Oralorio W.A.A., Inlra Mural Sporls Religion Club RICHARD HARDIE llll Boone,. Iowa Oralorio NELL HAYER ni Lamoni, Iowa O. O. H. BUD HENSON Ill Decalur, Illinois F. N. P., Oralorio, Inlra Mural Sporls I WARDELL HINDERKS llll Sfewa rlsvi I le, Missouri Oralorio, Royal I3, Male Ouarlel . . A Cappella, Sludenl' Council, Religion Club, Greafer Graceland VELVA JOHNSON flll Sl. Joseph, Missouri I Oralorio, E.T. A., Apprenlice Player Pep Club MARION KELLEY lll Lamoni, Iowa HARRY KINNEAR ullll Indianapolis, Indiana F.O.X., Foolball JEAN KINNEY llll Spokane, Washin lon 0.0.H., Pep Cllub, Home Ec Club MAURICE LOVELL Ill Davis Cily Six ROGER LUNDEEN Ill Minneapolis, Minnesola Religion Club, F. N. Mural Sporls P., lnlra I LASSES :fi 46 5'-'CCMMERCIE Pro And so The good lillle rabbil We Wh Conference Dis This requires lhoughf blem Il fer . . . al is il? gusling ROBERT BALLANTYNE Ill I I B Page, Nebraska Oralorio, Grealer Graceland, Band Religion Club JAMES BARTON Ill Vinalhaven, Maine Oralorio, Religion Club, Grealer Graceland, F.O.X., lnlra Mural Sporls LOUISE BAUGI-IMAN Ill Dow Cily, Ioyva Della, Oralorio, lnlra Mural Sporls HARLAN BEATTY Ill I Lakola, Norlh Dakola Gimper, A Cappella, Grealer Graceland, Oralorio, Religion Club, Band, Orcheslra MELVIN BENNER Ill Sioux Cily, Nebraska Gimper, Foolball WILLIAM BREWSTER Ill Kansas Cily, Missouri Six Club, Inlra Mural Sporls JUANITA CAMPBELL Ill Blue Springs, Missouri Delra, Oralorio, Inlra Mural Sporls ELAINE CARSON Ill Regina, Saskalchewan, Canada Della, W.A.A., Pep Club, Grealer Graceland, Inlra Mural Sporls Religion Club ROBERT CONDIT llll Leon, Iowa Sludenl Council, F. N. P. Regular Player LE DAN CONGROVE Ill Grand Island, Nebraska F. O. X., Apprenlice Player JOHN CRANDALL llll Independence, Missouri Grealer Graceland, Royal I3 Religion Club, Lambda Della lnlra Mural Sporls, Tennis EARL DIPPEL Ill Archibald, Pennsylvania Oralorio, F.O.X., Grealer Graceland Religion Club, lnlra Mural Sporls is FRANK SHIPMAN ill Lamoni, lowa Oralorio, Tri T, Orcheslra, A Cappella Y FLORALEE SMITH lil Independence, Missouri Aroha, Oralorio KENNETH sTowELL in 1 Valley Cily, Norlh Dakofa Orarorio, Royal I3, Religion Club Tower Slaff, Grealer Graceland E i l l l WlLLARD THOMAS llll Cleveland Heighls, Ohio l Oralorio, ,A Cappella, Regular Player l Presidenf Sludenl Council, Gimper e Lambda Della, Male Ouarlel, Pres. Y Dancer Hall ' GRANVILLE THOMPSON ill Davis Cily, lowa Oralorio, Six, Engineers Club, Band Tower Slafl, Apprenlice Player lnlra Mural Sporfs , MARY TRAVIS lll - Imperial, Nebraska 0.0. H. Religion Club, Home Ec Club, Pep Club, lnlra Mural Sporls 1 l l Sioux Cily, lowa l Gimper, Band, lnlra Mural Sporls WAYNE UPDIKE llll A Black River Falls, Wisconsin Sludenl Council,-Religion Club, , Royal I3, Lambda Della, Tower 1 Slaff, Grealer Graceland l I l ROY TUCK llj l l i i TED WOLQEE llll l Weslfield, New Jersey i Tri T, Plwolography Club, Presidenl' T of Dancer Hall l eoRDoN wooo my l Slewarlsville, Missouri Band, lnlra Mural Sporls, Oralorio l Presidenl of Jensen Hall ALLEN ZINSER llj Kansas Cily, Missouri Phileon, Grealer Graceland Religion Club l I. l l l 1 l i l l l l 'l ' LASSES--f 48 l l i. ee C iv? ,:CLI-XSSES E I I , --I ROSS MC CURDY CII rlda Jay, Flo Religion Club, lnlra Mural Sporls EVERT MC FARLANE IIII Oelwein, Iowa Greater Graceland, lnlra Mural Sporfs LEAH MC LAIN CII Davis Cily, Iowa ETTA MAC DONALD III Niagara Falls, New York Home Ec Club, 0.0.H., Oralorio Grearer Graceland, Religion Club PAUL MAASKE IIII Magnolia, Iowa Baskefball, Inlra Mural Sporls Six Club RICHARD MAROLF lll La Russell, Missouri Pholography Club, Inlra Mural Sporls VENE MILLER lll Osborn, Missouri Phileon ROBERT NOBLITT lll Lamoni, Iowa Baskelball, Foolball PAULINE PARKER ill Lamoni, Iowa NORMA LEA PAYNE UI Kansas Cily, Missouri Arolima, Oralorio, Regular Player Religion Club FRED R-OBBINS UI Delroll, Michigan BILL ROBINSON CII Des Moines, Iowa F.O.X., lnfra Mural Sporls DOROTHY RUTH RESCH KIII Independence, Missouri A Cappella, Oralorio, K, Home Ec Club ELSIE RESCH illl Independence, Missouri E.T.A., Oralorio, Religion Club JUANITA REW UI Lamoni, Iowa Apprenfice Player, Religion Club Oralorio JOHN SCOTT CII Davis Cify, Iowa Engineers Club, Pholography Club, Six PORTER SHEPPARD IIII Albany, New York Oralorio, Regular Player, Band Gimper, Infra Mural Sporls LYLE SHERMAN llll Cameron, Missouri Religion Club 9-4-- new To righTI LOIS BAILEY- SUZANNE BAKER JUNE BALDWIN PRISCILLA BOECKMAN IONE GAMET BARBARA GARRISON VESTA HALL LILLIAN KERGER VIRGINIA LEIGH MARJORY MUSSELL RUTH PERRIN DONNA SILSBY JEAN SHROYER WILMA SMELSER OFFICERS C. M. C.-MRS. CLOSSON, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Priscilla Boeclcman ....,.....................A .PresidenT Donna Silsby .........,.....,...,...............,.. Presideni' June Baldwin ..........................., Vice PresidenT Virginia Leigh ......,......,.......,...... Vice PresidenT Lillian Kerger .... ....... S ecreTary-Treasurer VesTa Hall ............. ..........,. S ecreTary Wilma Smelser ..... .......... T reasurer A unique TeaTure oT The C. M. C. Club is The TacT ThaT originally The members were above The average in heighT. Today, deep in The hearT oT each member is cherished The code ThaT membership in This organizaTion calls Tor higher Than average aTTainmenTs in ways oT acTive sporTsmanship, general good-Tellowship and universal undersTanding. Their ambiTions, To conTribuTe acTively To The social life oT The campus, To sTimuIaTe a higher Type oT college parTicipaTion and To TosTer deep and IasTing Graceland Triendships, have been achieved. This year under The leadership oT1Mrs. Eugene Closson, The club has enioyed one oT iTs mosT successTul years, reach- ing iTs climax oT The year's aTTainmenT aT The banqueT held on March IO. C. M. C. 52 -Q 4 --ui FT I 51 'I In ik 2 I I IIE-II To nghn MARY JO BUSSELL LUCILE ESG-AR EDNA FORD MARTHA FORD ELIZABETH HERVEY ARLEE RAE HUNTER LOISANNE KECK PHYLLIS MOORE I TFIELSA NELSON NORMA LEA PAYNE JEAN SAPPENFIELD FLORALEE SMITH DONNA VAUGHAN MARIAN WHITE ' OFFICERS T 4 I AROHA-MISS ST. JOHN, sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Thelsa Nelson .................................... .PresidenT Thelsa Nelson ,..,,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,.,, PI-aside-n+ Norma Lea Payne ...................... Vice Presidenf Elizabefh Hervey ,,..,.,,,.,,,,, , ,.,,, Vice Presideni- Edna Ford ............. ....... S ecrefary-Treasurer Edna Ford .........,,,.,,, ,,,,,,, S ecreTary-Treasurer Marion Whife ...... ............................ l-l isforian MarTha Ford ..,..,,,. .,,, ,.,,,..,...,,,,..,,, H i gT0rian For seven years The friendship Aroha has been sailing along in Graceland's life Toward a perfecfion of friendship and higher sTandards of living. We have worked and played Togefher, infegrafing our separaTe personaliTies inTo a single organizafion of sincere friends. Holding True To our ideal, True friendship has noT only been a force in The de- veloping of our own personalifies, buT if has promoTed sociabilify and enduring friend- ships on The Graceland Campus. Under The leadership of Miss ST. John our club has been an acTive one on The Campus, having besides our friendship meefings, several unique parfies. Our year wasclimaxed by a banqueT, our annual Trip To The Tropical isle of Tahifi, where we renewed our friendships and sfrengfhened old bonds. K. This year has broughT unfold value To The Aroha girls, and uniTed eTforTs have i broughf This friendship close To porT, promising a greafer Graceland of The fufure. if If g AROHA li Sl I I ----E. T. A. OFFICERS E. T. A.- MRS. I-IUNT, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Doris Young ,,..........,........,...,........... PresidenT MargareT BurcheTT .............,............ .. PresidenT Persis Lundeen ,..,.................... Vice PresidenT DoroThy HousTon ...,............... Vice PresidenT ,.EIizabeTh MarTin ..... ............. S ecreTary Elsie Resch ..... .........,. ........... . S ecreTary BoniTa STewarT ,....,, ........,. T reasurer BoniTa STewarT ...,.... ........., T reasurer The E. T. A. Club was organized in I928 wiTh The purpose oT exTending Triendship To all Graceland sTudenTs, and TosTering good, True womanhood. Through our acTivi- Ties on The campus and by The associaTions wiTh Tellow sTudenTs we have Tried To uphold The ideals and sTandards seT by The club and by our Alma MaTer. Under The sponsorship oT Mrs. HunT we have enioyed many social TuncTions climaxing The year wiTh our TradiTionaI Rose Garden BanqueT. The Triends we have made, and our experiences here To3eTher are linked in a memory chain, never To be broken. We look Torward To The Graceland oT The TuTure wiTh greaT anTicipaTion. IIeTT To righTI MARGARET BURCHETT MILDRED CARLILE BETTY FELDMUTH CORA HENSON DOROTHY HOUSTON LORETTA JOHNSON VELVA JOHNSON ELDA LAW PERSIS LUNDEEN ELIZABETH MALCOR ELIZABETH MARTIN NELLIE PINSON ELSIE RESCH BONITA STEWART DORIS YOUNG A P- WWW- -'--Q- -A WW-was Legacy.-..,.... I ELTA OFFICERS DELTA-MISS JONES, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Margarel Bullard ,,,,........,,..,,.........., Presidenl Louise Baughman ................................ Presidenl Juanila Campbell ,,,-,.,,,,,.,.,,,.,. Vice Presidenl Frances Nowaclc ........................ Vice Presiclenl Geraldine Billings .,.......... Secrelary-Treasurer Judnila Campbell' ...... ........., 5 SCN-Blary Marie Belcher .......,......... .,....,..,. T reasurer Joyce Bullerworlh ............. T ....,.........., Reporler The Della Club began lhis, ils lourlh year, under varied dillicullies, bul linally emerged lriumphanl under lhe leadership ol Margarel Bullard and Geraldine Billings and lhe capable guidance ol ils sponsor, Miss I-lazel Jones. The club members have enjoyed planning and parlicipaling in several slag and wilh lunclions, as well as ils crowning evenl, lhe spring banguel. During ils lour years ol exislence, lhe Della Club has upheld a slandard ol high ideals and wholesome lriendships lhal has given il a high place in lhe social lile and I educalion ol ils members. Dellas who will leave lhis year leel lhal lhey have gained much lrom lhe associa- lions and lriendships lhal lhe club has olleredq and in leaving Graceland lhey loolc baclc upon lheir club aclivilies as high lighls ol lheir college years. They also leel lhal lhey are leaving lhe club in capable hands which will guide il lorlh nexl year slill a lillle lurlher loward lhe goals lhal have been sel lor il. llell lo righll LAPREAL ADAMS LOUISE BAUGI-IMAN MARIE BELCHER GERALDINE BILLINGS MARGARET BULLARD JOYCE BUTTERWORTH JUANITA CAMPBELL ELAINE CARSON EVELYN GRAVES RUBY LOVELL ALICE McKEE PI-IYLLIS MORTIMORE FRANCES NOWACK T ' ilefi' Io righfl V I ETI-IEL BOSWELL LAVAUN BRUNS 'I JUNE FIELD A ALTA MAETGILLILAND . WILMA JEAN ' JAcKsoN I KATHERINE LUING HELEN MADER MILDRED SAMPSON LEONE STOFT FLORENCE STOWELL I-IAZEL TEETERS MABEL TREFZ MARIETTA TRUMAN BERNICE WI-IIPPLE LOIS UPDIKE OFFICERS N. O. N.-MISS MORGAN, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Wilma Jean Jackson ................,....... Presideni Wilma Jean Jackson .......................... Presideni' Elhel Boswell .,...,...................... Vice Presidenl Eihel Boswell ..........,.,,................ Vice Presidenl lviarieila Truman . .......,.. Secreiary-Treasurer Florence Sfowell ,.,............. Secrelary-Treasurer Kaihleen Luing ...... .................,,...,. R eporier This year Ihe N. O. N.'s have endeavored Io carry even higher Ihe ideals sei for Ihem by Ihe members of previous years. They have worked Iogelher in friendliness and fellowship in carrying ou+ Iheir goals and in being of service Io oihers on Ihe campus. The social season opened in Oclober wilh a I-lallowe'en pariy, and Ihrough- I ouI' Ihe year several olher social Iunciions have 'been held. The high lighi of Ihe year was Ihe banquel held iusl' before Easier on The Theme Tulip Time. On Ihe basis of Ihis year's success, Ihe N. O. N.'s are anlicipaiing an even more brillianlr Iulurel N. O. N. 56 1 7 ,--:- ---...:. , 11- new To righTl T MARGARET BRIGGS MILDRED ENSLEY DORAS GAMET ' LOUISE GARRETT RUTH HARDER MARNIE HEwITT MARNA JAYNE HOLMES MABEL HYDE MARTHA JANE JONES JUNE KEIR JEAN MCCORMICK MARJORY NICHOLS DOROTHY RUTH RESCH VELMA STUART RUTH WILLIS OFFICERS K.-MISS DEWEY, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Mabel Hyde ....................,................. PresidenT Mabel Hyde ..,....,,....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, PresidenT Millie Ensley .,....,. ....,.... V ice PresidenT Millie Ensley .,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vice Presidenf Doras GameT ............ ............ S ecreTary Doras GameT ..,..,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, S ecreTary MargareT Briggs ................................ Treasurer MargareT Briggs ...............,,....,,,,,-,,,,,,, Treasurer The K Club This year has endeavored To carry OUT The aims and sTandardSf seTr Tor us by a group OT girls sixTeen years ago. ATTer iniTiaTions were properly Taken care OT, we had Two wiTh TuncTionS-one an AuTumn ParTy and The oTher a TaTTy Pull. We have also had STags and Teeds, The mosT oUTsTanding being The ones aT Homecoming and ChriSTmas. The climax OT our social season was The formal banqueT which was held in Cupid's WinTer Wonderland in a SeTTing OT Sleighs and cupids. ' AS a club we have had a moST happy and succeSsTul year, and we have enjoyed The inTimaTe companionship OT each oTher and OT our sponsor. We hope ThaT The . K Club will go hand in hand wiTh Graceland's advancing plans Tor TuTUre develop- l menT. We wanT To supporT Graceland as she becomes a more sUccesSTul and prosper- ous Graceland of The FuTure! f G - Kc B- 55 - F. N. P. OFFICERS E. N. P.-DR. MORTIMORE, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER RoberT CondiT .................................. PresidenT Bob CondiT ...,...,..,..,...,..,,.................. PresidenT VicTor TaIcoTT .,,............,.,...,...... Vice PresidenT Roger Engel .,,..,,..,.,,,..,.,, , .....,.., Vice PresidenT Sam SmiTh ..................... ...SecreTary-Treasurer Sam SmiTh ...........,..,...,,.... SecreTary-Treasurer Earl WildermuTh ..... ..,...,......... s ,.... I-I isTorian Earl WildermuTh ..........,,.,................ I-lisTorian In The year I925 a group oT young men aT Graceland ioined in a bond oT Tra- TerniTy and Tormed a club which has been known since as The E., N. P. Club. Eacn year The members comprising The club have looked To The TuTure Tor ways in which They could improve Their club and To prove Themselves a worThy group, represenTa- Tive oT Their Alma MaTer. The E. N. P. Club oT The currenT year looks To The TuTure members To carry on Their TradiTions and sTandards ThaT have 'been seT up Through The pasT years. The club has had several TuncTions including The PiraTe ParTy and The never-To-be- TorgoTTen iniTiaTions and sTags. l This year The club, in keeping wiTh iTs TradiTion held iTs Chinese BanqueT, which climaxed a year oT good Tellowship. new To righTl EMERSON ARMSTRONG PETE BALUTIS ROBERT CONDIT LYLE DAVIS ROGER ENGEL ALMA I-IENSON JOE JOHNSON ROGER LUNDEEN WILLIAM OUINLIVAN CHARLES SINCLAIR SAM SMITI-I WILLIAM SPICER VICTOR TALCOTT EARL WILDERMUTH . BILL WILLIAMS ?-- 1 Q0 Ho OFFICERS O. O. l-l.- MRS. DESKIN, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Adeline Harris, Jean Kinney .... Co-PresidenTs Adeline Harris .................................... PresidenT Lucile l-loxie .............,........,.,..... Vice PresidenT Helen Juergens.. .............. SecreTary Organized in l9l7 Tor The purpose oT TosTering The ideals oT womanhood and i encouraging sociabiliTy, The O. O. l-l. Club is disTinguished in being The oldes1T girl's l 2 social club on The campus. ThroughouT The year iTs members have enioyed Teeds, l parTies, meeTings, and The annual banqueT. A l-lalT and l-lalT ParTy which was held aT l The home oT Mr. and Mrs. Verne Deslcin in The laTe Tall proved a novel aTTair. ln The T spring The banqueT was The mosT ouTsTanding evenT. Under The able guidance oT 3 Mrs. Deslcin This organizaTion has made much progress .during The year. lTs TradiTional ' A qualiTies will be mainTained in The O. O. l-l. Club's assuming iTs share oT The responsi- biliTy To make Graceland a larger and beTTer insTiTuTion. - A lleff To righTl Tl JUNE BURLINGTON RUTH GLEAZER ADELI NE HARRIS NELL HAYER LUCILE HOXIE HELEN JUERGENS CAROL KINNEY 57 ETTA McDONALD JEAN SCHUMACHER MARY TRAVIS PEARL TRAVIS lleTT To righTj DICK BALDWIN I-IARLAN BEATTY MELVIN BENNER JOHN EDWARDS W BILL ENGLE ,- ROBERT HARTNETT I ROY JONES RICHARD PENDARVIS GLENN SCOTT PORTER SHEPPARD WILLARD THOMAS ROY TUCK ALFRED WILCOX OFFICERS GIMPER-MR. FAUNCE, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER ROberT I-larTneTT ..... ., ...,...................... PresidenT Bob I-larTneTT ............,......................... PresidenT Willard Thomas ..,,.................... Vice PresiderIT Bill Thomas ................................ Vice PresidenT Dick Baldwin ........ ....,....... S ecreTary Dick Baldwin .............. SecreTary John Edwards .................,., Treasurer John Edwards .... ........... T reasurer Bill Engle .......... .......... P ledge IvIasTer Under The sponsorship OT Mr. Faunce, The Gimper Club began The school year eager Tor The develOpmenT OT c-omradeship among The Treshmen. The one impOrTanT aim OT The Gimper Club is To promoTe a Teeling OT companionship and cOmpIeTe Co-OperaTiOn among The whole sTudenT body and The adminisTraTiOn. Many valuable, liTe-long associaTiOns are Tormed here on The campus because OT inTimaTe underSTand- ing beTween sTudenTs and TaculTy members. TO The TuTure sTudenTs OT Graceland The Gimper Club exTends a warm, sin- cere welcome and The kind OT Tellowship Tound only on The Graceland Campus. In our many acTiviTies we have learned The True meaning and value OT Triends. Our wiTh TunCTions and sTags have given us many golden memories OT The hill. lvlay The TuTure Graceland sTuden+s always enioy The True meaning OT The word Gimper- a Triend who sTandS by. 60 I I, I. I 'T I Ileff To righTJ KENNETH ANDERSON JAMES BARTON VIRGIL BILLINOS JAMES BOWMAN l I I I RICHARD DERENZY h EARL DIPPEL I MATTHEW ESPOSITO I KENNETH FLORO I GERALD GILES I I I I I I AMOS HERMANSON ' HARRY KINNEAR FRANK NIKEL BILL ROBINSON JACK WIGHT I OFFICERS F. O. X.- MR. BERGMAN, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Harry Kinnear .....,,............................. PresidenT Virgil Billings .........................,............ PresidenT Dick Derenzy ,.....,...,...........,..... Vice PresidenT Earl Dippel .........................,.... Vice PresidenT Kenny Floro ..... ...,...... S ecreTary-Treasurer Amos I-lermanson ..........,. SecreTary-Treasurer MaTT EsposiTo ..... L.,,......, . .......... R ecorder l I As The curTain drops on anoTher school year iT ends a year ThaT has had iTs happy, pleasanT, and serious momenTs Tor The members OT The F. O. X. Club. We have had many enioyable Times aT The E. O. X. geT-To-3eThers , sTags , and various wiTh TuncTions. The social high poinTs OT The year were The Tormal banqueT and The Tinal acTiviTy, an over-ni3hT sTag in SouTh Woods. During The year There has been OT- Tered in The associaTions in work, play, and sTudy OT This club, a splendid opporTuniTy Tor The develOpmenT OT True Triendship and comradeship ThaT shall remain and be cherished Tor many years To come. NOT only do The members look back on a year Tilled wiTh accomplishmenTs, buT They also look Torward To a TurTher and 3reaTer de- velopmenT OT The club, andf-wiTh The resT OT The sTudenT body-To The building OT a qreaTer Graceland. . F.O.X.-g-- 59 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 '--'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 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 l. Ueff fo righfi BRUCE BELL WILLIAM BREWSTER WILLIAM Fox N, H. JENNINGS RUSSELL LEWIS MAU RICE LOVELL A CLIFFORD SALIS- BURY JOHN SCOTT ' GRANVILLE THOMP- SON OFFICERS SIX- MR. I-IIGDON, Sponsor FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER RusseII Lewis ...................................... Presidenf RusseII Lewis ..................................... Presidenf Bill Fox ............................. ...... Q .Vice Presidenf BIII Fox ..,...............,... ,.............. V ice Presidenf Granville Thompson ........ Secrefary-Treasurer Granville Thompson .....,.. Secrefary-Treasurer John Scoff ............ ......... S ergeanf-af-Arms . I For fourfeen years fhe Six Club has 'been a source of pleasure, feIIowship, and x sociaI acfivify for fhose GraceIanders represenfed in ifs membership. Lasf year mosf of fhe Sixes graduafed and only one refurned fo fhe campus for fhe fall quarfer. Three inifiafions were heId and eighf new Sixes added fheir names fo fhe roll. The cIub has had a very successful season doffed here and fhere wifh social funcfions of bofh wifh and sfag variefy. The fradifionaI sfag deIuxe was enjoyed af fhe home of Mr. I-Iigdon, cIub sponsor, and was an occasion fhaf wiII Iong be remembered. The graduafing Sixes Ieave for fheir fufure members an organizafion founded on fhe ideals so characferisfic of frue GraceIanders, a sincere high regard for fhe name and achievemenfs of Graceland College. e SIX , '63 I I I ,I 'I Q 7 , . ,,,., , -'W' ' I II II I I I I I I I I I I I 1 l IIeTT To righTj JUNE BALDWIN PRISCILLA BOECKMAN - MARGARET BRIGGS MILDRED ENSLEY MARNA JAYNE HOLMES MABEL HYDE THELSA NELSON DORIS YOUNG I Each spring Graceland women choose eighT girIs To represenT Them The ToIIowing year as CrescenTs. Girls are chosen who show a spiriT oT TeIIowship, Triendship, help- Tulness, and kindness. I-Iigh ideals expressed in everyday acTions are requisiTes Tor a CrescenT. To uphoId Their ideals They endeavor To emuIaTe The ToIIowing quaIiTies: A womanIy woman is reverenT To God and I'Iis creaTion. She is IoyaI aT all Times To ThaT which she Icnows is righT. She is sympaTheTic and undersTanding in all siTuaTions. She is appreciaTive oT The beauTiTuI and avoids The superTiciaI. She is courTeous and cheerTuI aT all Times. She is paTienT and unTiring in her eTTorTs. And The greaTesT oT These is ChariTy. This year The CrescenTs have been very acTive-assisTing The adrninisTraTive oT- Ticers, wriTing IeTTers To prospecTiv-e sTudenTs, and helping The Treshrnen girls become adiusTed To coIIeqe IiTe. They beIieve AcTions speak Iouder Than words and have Tried To reTIecT The CrescenT characTerisTics by Iiving up To Their moTTo. CounT ThaT day IosT, whose Iow descending sun Views Trom Thy hand no worThy acTion done. ----CRESCENT CLUB 66 ,MX f , . I1 ' ' . - ' . .--, , , -- , ggi. .y,.,--'-?gf,vf::,g.,4Q14, . 'I' ' ,!1ii'i'9 '- 'Z ? 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Twice a year, The member- ship, composed oT TaculTy and sTudenTs, elecT new members. AT The beginning oT The second semesTer sophomores are elecTed, and during The TourTh quarTer Tresh- men are chosen. These sTudenTs are elecTed on The basis oT achievemenT in scholar- ship and in campus acTiviTies. During a school year, The socieTy sponsors a research proiecT, which gives The members TurTher opporTuniTy Tor achievemenT in sTudenTship. This year Mr. Roy A. Cheville has direcTed a sTudy on church loyalTies. OFFICERS Tess Morgan ,..... 1 ............................... PresidenT G, A, Plafz ,,,,,,,,,........... PermanenT SecreTary Marna Jayne Holmes ...................... SecreTary DeIberT Bogue ............... ......... T reasurer Myron Curry ............... ....... M arshall Bogue, DelberT BuTTerworTh, Allen Briggs, MargareT BurcheTT, MargareT Crandall, John Curry, Myron Gormley, Paul HewiTT, Marnie Harder, Don Hyde, Mabel Holmes, Marna Jayne Jackson, Wilma Jean 65 MEMBERS Johnson, Ray Lewis, Roderic McCormick, Jean Nelson, Thelsa Silsby, Donna Marie STuarT, Velma Thomas, Willard Tousley, Pershing Updilce, Wayne Wilcox, AlTred Young, Doris SIGMA i fleTT To righT beginning wiTh TrOnT rowl RoDERic LEWIS I . WILLIAM SHORT p- APERSHINQ TOUSLEY F RICHARD PENDARVISI ROBERT HAMPTON CLIFFORD SALISRUIT THOMAS THATcHER EMIL CROSS f JAMES R:ERsEE I ALFRED WILCOX I RUSSELL LEWIS 3 JOHN KuBELiuS HAROLD DOWNEY ALMA HENSON JAMES BOWMAN R. J. LUBSEN ALLEN BuTTERwORTH WILLIAM OUINLIVAN DICK BALDWIN The obiecT OT The organizaTion OT Graceland's engineers is TwoTold. IT aims Tor social and scho- lasTic diversions. The social acTiviTies OT The club are usually raTher limiTed. They consisT OT a sTeak Try in The Tall To push The club OTT Tor an enThusiaSTic STarT, and a grand Tinale in The IaTe spring-a hand and eye in- I specTion OT Iowa's engineering school aT Ames. l During The academic year, however, The club is 1 noT dormanT. Each weelc iT meeTS wiTh The sponsor, Mr. Lubsen, Tor a seminar which has proved a mosT worTh-while acTiviTy. Technical subiecTs are dis- cussed wiTh unwanTed Thoroughness. DemonsTra- Tions are given in physics and chemisTry. Curricula OT oTher schools are invesTigaTed. lvlosT enlighTen- ing OT all, Though, is lvlr. Lubsen's periodic disserTa- Tion on The proverbial cherry-pie. RecenTly iT has become a delicacy--The sTory, we mean-To The engineers. y Square away!! I An engineering problem ii W.,-2 68 I T' 3- ORCHESTRA i MR. JOSEPH H. ANTHONY, Conduclor MEMBERS FIRST 'VIOLIN BASS VIOL Juanila While Andrew Parlc Rufh Willis Alice McKee Ph H.S M NL. Cl-ARlNET Marian While yi O 'more Harlan Bealfy Sgni' SQSESINOWS Granville Thompson BASSOON D 6 I EECEOND Vlol-lN Barbara Hammer onna ae ewls A Adeline Harris R b Wh. HORN Evelyn Graves JO ella 'le Edith Waff oyce B.u+'rerworlh Eleanor Vanderflule Blll Robmson Amos Hermanson TRUMPETS Ray Johnson H I V d b VIOLA Frank Shipman een re en urg TROMBONE CELLO Jaclc Gibson Velma Sluarl ' John Be'9m5n June Lewis PIANO Audrey Laulzinger Mamie Hewiirf FLUTE DRUMS Grelchen Harpe Fred Weddle THE GRACELAND COLLEGE T ORCHESTRA 1 , O...- r n. The Religion Club allempls lo inlerprel religion in lerms ol .' i i iii' '- '., I939. This year, lhe program cenlered on modern missionary 5. 2 message and melhod. Two major evangelislic proiecls were con- - all 5 aiif 5 Q, QQ K ducled. The organizalion and presenlalion was carried on by lhe , 'l'. .H .,',y., members lhemselves. Q F Membership is volunlary, wilhoul lormalilies and compul- sions. The club carries on ils aclivilies on lhe basis lhal ils members wanl lo learn and share in lhe worlc ol lheir church. ll linds lhal sludenls can be inlensely inleresled in religious lhoughl and program. RELIGION CLUB MEMBERS FOR SCHOOL YEAR- I'-738-'39 Ballanlyne, Roberl A. Barker, Waller Barlon, James W. Beclcer, Willard Belcher, Dan Belcher, Marie Billings, Geraldine Billings, Virgil J. Boeclcman, Priscilla Bogue, Delberl Boswell, Elhel Bowman, James, Jr. Bronson, Cecil Burgess, Florence Marie Burlinglon, June Bussell, Mary Jo Carlile, Mildred Carson, Elaine Cheville, Roy A. Crandall, John Curry, Myron DeBarlhe, Donian Derenzy, Dick . Dippel, Mabel Elwell, Mary Esgar, Lucile Farley, Joseph Ferguson, Plillip R. Floro. Kennelh Ford, Edna Ford, Marlha Fordham, Glenn ---6-RELIGICJN CLUB Fredriclc, Bellye Gamel, Doras Gamel, lone Garrell, Louise Gerber, Maynard Gilliland, Alla Mae Gleazer, Rulh Grabske, Charles Graves, Evelyn L. Grisinger, Rulh Hamplon, Bobby Hermanson, Amos Hewill, Marnie Hinderlcs, Wardell Hoisinglon, Alice E. Holmes, Marna Jayne Hopen, Harold M. Houslon, Dorolhy Hovenga, lsabel Jaclcson, Wilma Jean Johnson, Lorella Jones, Roy Keck, Loisanne Kinney, Carol Laudie, Bob Lenls, Don Lovell, Ruby Luing, Kalhleen McDonald, Ella McCurdy, Ross McFarlane, Everl Mader, Helen Marshall, June Marlin, Elizabelh Moody, Ocie Moore, Phyllis Munroe, Pauline Nelson, Thelsa Nichols, Mariory Penrod, Leonard Ralslon, Manlord Resch, Elsie Sampson, Mildred Sherman, Lyle Smilh, Ronald Slowell, Florence Sluarl, Velma Talcoll, Viclor Teelers, Hazel Thalcher, Thomas, Jr. Thompson, Granville Travis. Mary Amy Travis, Pearl Updilce, Lois Updilce, L. Wayne Vanderllule, Eleanor Wallher, Gordon M Whipple, Bernice While, Marian Wighl, Jaclc Wildermulh, Earl Willis, Rulh Wood, Gordon Young, Doris Zinser, Allen K l 7' l l l 1 4-,-:H-A CAPPELLA R One of The hardesr Jraslcs lo accomplish is Thar of building each year, from a colleclion of new members, a chorus capable ol giving above average performance. , This year The chorus has sung on The C.B.S. Church of Jrhe Air: al The Allerlon Communily Club, Allerlon, Iowa, ai' The Diamond D-X convenlion banqu-el a+ Cenlerville, lowag and ro climax The year's aclivilies, made a concerl 'four which included Council Bluffs, Pisgah, Logan, and Woodbine, lowa. The reperloire of Jrhe chorus is drawn from a wide range of schools: from Halian composers, such as Pales-A Trina and Di Lasso, +o composilions of such modern com- posers as Chrisriansen, Banloclc, Tschailcovslcy, and Grelchaninolzl. The excellence of Miss Carlile's work is deeply ap- preciared, bolh by The chorus and by Jrhe college. As one person so aprly pul' ir, she is a gem. .fLef+ fp righl be- ginning wlfh fronf row.J -T, Gamer, Burlingfon, McCormick, E s g a r, 1 Mrs. Hun+, Miss Car- lile, Holmes, Hyde, Silsby, Hoxie. Resch, Hoisingfon, Baker, Shroyer, HewiH', O l iv e r, Boeckman, Harder, Bufferworfh, Sfuarf, Briggs. l Ferguson, Thomas, Q Lenls, Wood, Wighf, Hinderks, Sin c I a i r, Verhei, Johnson, Spicer, Davis. ' Bell, Beaffy, Wil- liams, Minear, Weddle, Newcom, Baker Oliver Shipman, Harder, Park, Curry, l C.B.S. broadcasf Oralorio pracfise Hard af work MYRON CURRY ALLEN BUTTERWORTH GLENN SCOTT NELLIE PINSON DOROTHY HOUSTON DICK WILLIAMS ALFRED WILCOX JEAN SAPPENFIELD The sTaTT oT The i939 Acacia has spenT iTs days and nighTs To prepare a Thorough- going record oT The evenTs oT This school year. Through The achievemenTs oT The years beTore and The ideas TransTormed inTo acTion This year, we have presumed To presenT The Graceland oT The TuTure. We shall be The TirsT To hope ThaT The dreams oT our TaculTy and sTudenTs will be realized on our campus. LeT us hope TurTher ThaT This record oT I939 will help you To re-live many Times The inTeresTing experiences recorded here, and oThers ThaT These records may call To mind. ACACIA STAFF Myron Curry .,.......................... EdiTor-in-ChieT Allen BuTTerworTh ................ Business Manager Thelsa Nelson ............ AssisTanT Bus. Manager Dick Williams ................ AdverTising Manager Glenn ScoTT ..... ...............,.,...... A rT EdlTor Nellie Pinson ........ ....... ...... . . STaTT ArTisT DoroThy I-lousTon .... ........ S TaTT ArTisT Eddie Epling ...,........ ................... S TaTT ArTisT AlTred Wilcox ..................,......,,... SporT EdiTor V BeTTye Fredrick ............................ Class EdiTor Dick Williams, Charles Grabske, Dick Mesle, Myron Curry ................ Cameramen Jean SappenTield .................. .....,.......,... T ypisT Miss Cleo M. I-lanThorne ........ FaculTy Advisor 'T' I I , l I I I 5 T Ii T 'I I I I I I II ACACIA 72 Id 4 E. E. Closson, Sponsor Kinney, Carol GREATER GRACELAND CLUB BTATT in The Grealer Graceland Club was organized in Oclober, I938, by a -group ol lwenly-nine charler members who desired lo mainlain lhe ideals ol Graceland Col- lege, and lo eslablish lralernal conlacls among Alumni, presenl sludenls, and lulure Gracelanders. ' ' Laler, lhirly-one addilional members, chosen because ol lheir sincerily lo make Graceland grealer, were admilled lo lhe club. . A managing commillee ol nine planned lhe many aclivilies ol lhe club. Under lhe leadership ol Mr. Closson lhe club has made commendable progress. Proiecls lor lhis year include an alumni vocalional lile, a school recrealional program, and sludenl vocalional guidance. The club welcomes lo ils ranks lhose who have lhe desire lo assisl in ils major obieclives. M EMBERS DeBarlhe, Donian Glenn Fordham Rulh Willis Doris Young Kennelh Floro Willard Becker Manlord Ralslon Wayne Updilce Gerry Giles Priscilla Boeclcman Baker, Suzanne Ballanlyne, Roberl Barlon, James Beally, l-larlan Belcher, Marie Billings, Virgil Burchell, Margarel Bussell, Mary Jo Carson, Elaine' Crandall, John Dippel, Earl Derenzy, Diclc Dearlh, Charles Elwell, Mary Ford, Edna Ford, Marlha Garrell, Louise Gleazer, Rulh Gilliland, Alla Mae l-lamplon, Roberl l-lewill, Marnie Holmes, Marna Jayne l-lopen, l-larold l-linderks, Wardell l-louslon, Dorolhy Jackson, Wilma Jean Jenlcins, Elberl Johnson, Lorella Laudie, Roberl Keir, June Lenls, Don MacDonald, Ella MacFarlane, Everl Marshall, Belly June Marlin, Elizabelh Moody, Ocie Nelson, Thelsa Nichols, Mariory Penrod, Leonard Sluarl, Velma Slobaugh, Viola Smilh, Oliver Slowell, Florence Slowell, Kennelh Travis, Mary Amy Weddle, Fred While, Marian Wallher, Gordon Zinser, Allen SelecTion oT The membership oT The Pr-ess Club is The besTowing oT an honor. EdiTors and business managers, elecTed To Their posiTions on The sTudenT pubIicaTions, The Acacia and The Tower, are admiTTed To membership upon accepTance oT Their oT- Tices. They, in Turn, musT appoinT To Their sTaTTs sTudenTs upon whom responsibiliTy may be placed Tor carrying ouT The various phases oT The work oT The pubIicaTions. ETTicienT perTormance oT This work qualiTies The sTaTT members To share in The honor accorded The ediTors and business managers. So iT is in recogniTion oT valuable service and assisTance in building beTTer sTudenT publicaTions ThaT These sTudenTs are given The disTincT honor oT membership in The Press Club. ACACIA TOWER MYRON CURRY DORIS YOUNG ALLEN BUTTERWORTH WAYNE UPDIKE GLENN SCOTT CHARLES GRABSKE NELLIE PINSON RODERIC LEWIS DOROTHY HOUSTON PAUL GORMLEY , ALFRED WILCOX KENNETH STOWELL BETTYE FREDRICK CHARLES DEARTH DICK WILLIAMS GRANVILLE THOMPSON JEAN SAPPENFIELD MARIAN WHITE ' MISS CLEO M. HANTHORNE, FacuITy Advisor PRESS CLUB 74 I I I I I 1 A ,I II Q I I 5, ,, I I I I I I I I I I I A TOWER This year The Tower slaif aflempled Io carry ouI The aims of Ihe Graceland newspaper: Io presenl Ihe news of Ihe campus Io Ihe s+udenI body in an accurale and inleresling manner, Io discuss problems of currenl inleresl, and Io poriray Grace- Iand life Io prospeclive siudenis and alumni. To carry our Ihe firsi aim Ihe sIa'FI was selecled Iasl fall afler several Iry-ouIs were made. Changes in Ihe make-up, headlines, and siyle were iniroduced in Ihe aI+emp+ Io make Ihe Tower a real college paper, Colleges in all paris of Ihe couniry are on Ihe exchange Iisi. Lasf year Ihe Tower received a second-class honor raiing. We have worked for a fir member of Ihe Associaied Collegiale Press. We Iook Io Ihe fulure when Graceland will have a iournalism deparimenr which will be able +o publish a firs+-class weekly sl-class raling as a a er. The Edifor I9 IO TOWER STAFF Doris Young ....................,......... Edilor-in-Chief Wayne Updike ,,.,,. .,..... B usiness Manager Charles Grabske ...... .......... A sSiSI'an'I Edifor Roderic Lewis ....... ........... M anaging Edilor . Paul Gormley ......... ....... P ersonnel Manager Nellie Pinson .......... ...........,....... A FI Edifor Carol Kinney -.,.,.,.,,,,,, ,,..,,. R eligiorl ECIITOF Joyce Bufferworlrh ....... ........... M USTC Edilbf BeHye Fredrick .....................A.. Drama EGIIIOF Marian Whii-e .,,,.,,,,, , ,,,,,. Open Forum Ediior Ben Fleef ,,,,...,,,..,,,,,,,..,.,,,,,,.,...., Sporls Ediior Kennefh Siowe-II ,,,..,,,...... Circulafion Manager Charles Dearfh ,,,.,........, Adverrising Manager Granville Thompson .....................-.-.------- TYPIST Elizabefh Marlin, Helen Juergens, Mariha Ford, Rulh Grisinger, Elizabelh Hervey Miss Cleo M. I-Ianihorne ........ FacuI'ry Advisor Mr, A, Neal Deaver ...,.. ......... A Iumni ECIIIOF DORIS YOUNG WAYNE UPDIKE CHARLES GRABSKE CHARLES DEARTH MARIAN WHITE GRANVILLE THOMPSON RODERIC LEWIS PAUL GORMLEY - DR. MORTIMORE MYRON CURRY CHARLES DEARTH ROGER ENGEL HELEN JUERGENS PAUL GORMLEY CHARLES GRABSKE RODERIC LEWIS RUSSELL LEWIS JOHN McELROY RICHARD MAROLF RICHARD MESLE JOHN SCOTT CHARLES SIEGFRIED THOMAS THATCHER PERSHIN6 TOUSLEY ALFRED WILCOX RICHARD WILLIAMS Organized and pIanned as a consTrucTive and creaTive uniT, The PhoTography CIub has Taken iTs pIace as one oT The mosT disTincTive and popular cIubs on The GraceIand campus. The enThusiasm oT The sponsor, oTTicers, and members oT The cIu'b was richly rewarded by The CoIIege Business Manager, who creaTed a Tund To suppIy The cIub wiTh an equipped dark-room where cIub phoTo-proiecTs may be compIeTed. Dr. MorTimore, sponsor oT The cIub, is parTicuIarIy well inTormed on The pracTicaI and TheoreTicaI phases oT phoTography. AT The beginning oT each year Dr. MorTi- more pIans To give a series oT educaTionaI IecTures. This greaTIy increases The oppor- TuniTy Tor The cIub members To add To Their knowledge oT phoTography. I:uncTioning in This manner, The PhoTography Club is an educaTionaI uniT as well as a hobby. The charTer members oT This organizaTion Ieave This inTeresTing proiecT Tor The TuTure sTudenTs oT GraceIand College. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB --'- ' 76 iv, I I I I I 5 : I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I l I I I I lg. Wings of The Morning The Bishop Misbehaves Backslage amusemenl WINGS OF THE MORNING CAST Joyce Calverl ....,.. ..........,.,...... N orma Lea Payne LOG- ,........................,... ...... A deline Harris Adrian Powell ..,. ,..,.,,,.,,,,, R oy Jones David Banning ,,,,,.,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,, R oy Olerud Eben Forfhrighl' .....,. ...... H arold Ernsl Tonio Di Silvisfri ..,, .,,A,,,,,4.,,,,. J erry Giles Carlolfa ...........,...,.... Joyce Bulferworlh Benedelfa .............. ,,.... L aPreaI Adams Miss Wanley ..,.... ......... H azel Teelers Effie ................,....... ......... L ouise Garrell Mrs. Ellis ................... ................... P hyllis Moore Trudy ............,......,....,...,,. ........ G eraldine Billings Masfer Geoffrey ,.,.,,, .. ....... Glenn Fordham Ellen ,.,,.,.........,.................................... Florence Burgess Sfanley Gordon ,,,,,......,........................ Roberl Condil THE BISHOP MISBEHAVES CAST Red Eagan ,.,.,.,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,....,............. Myron Curry Donald Meadows ,.................... ..... P orler Sheppard Hesler Granlham ....... ............,.,. V esfa Hall Guy Waller ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,, ...,,..,. .,,,. W I Ilarcl TI'1OI'T1gS Mrs, Guy Waller ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ...,.,,, L uclle I'IOXIe The Bishop of Broadminsler ...............,.. Roy Olerud Lady Emily Lyons .....,,.,................,.. Jean MCCOFFYIICIC Collins ,,,,,,,,,,.,-,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,.,,,,,,,, ,,.,,.,,,.,,,,, J erry Giles Frenghy --,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,,,, S 'ranley Benson Mr, Brooke ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,., .......,.. G lenn ScoI'r Mrs. Isaac Cohen ...... ....... P hyllis Moore lgaac Cohen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,........ Joe JOIWFISOVI Dr. Jacob Samuels ..................,.............-.-- Glenn SCOII ABIE'S IRISH ROSE CAST Solomon Levy ......... .,...,..s...... .---------- -I 6 VFY GIIGS Abraham Levy ...........,. ---.---..-..--- R OY Olerud Rcsema ry M urphy Palrick Whalen ...,.. Falher Whalen ........ lLefI Io righl begin- ning wilh fron? row.I Fer uson Ernsr Ed Q I . ' wards, Curry, Condil, Bullerworlh, Buller worlh, Bussell, Burgess, Billings, Belcher, Adams. Marlin, Marshall, Lewis, Johnson, John- son, Jackson, Hyde, Gilliland, Garrel' Fredrick, Fordham. Young, Wildermulh, While, W e d d I e Thompson, Th o m a s, Th a I c h err, Teelers Sheppard, Siegfried, Scoll, Olerud, Mc- Cormiclc. June Baldwin Allen Bullerworlh Bill Ouinlivan GRACELAND PLAYERS I I I 5 1 I 1 I 2 I E 4 N 1 E 3 I 4 K 3 l , L -T FOCTBALL:-'ff I TI-IE: 1938 SEASoN KEMPER 7, GRACELAND 6--away-The TirsT game oT The I938 season proved To be a hearT- break as The YeIIowiacIceTs ouTgained Their Toes I buT Tailed To converT aTTer a Ione Touchdown. I eraf-xoELAND 26, wENTwoRTH 7-homew D,CK BALDWIN SmarTing Trom The Kemper Ioss, a TighTing Blue and GoId Team shoved The cadeTs around The Tield To build up a Top-heavy score. GRACELAND 7, WASHINGTON JUNIOR COL- LEGE 0-away-Graceland came To IiTe in The closing minuTes oT play To drive 65 yards Tor The winning Touchdown. GRACELAND 6, CHILLICOTHE BUSINESS COL-' LEGE O-home+The YeIIowiackeTs enTered The homecoming game weakened by The Ioss of Two regulars, buT They ouTToughT The sTrong Missouri Team To win. GRACELAND 6, ET. DODGE JUNIOR COLLEGE 2-away-On The smaII end oT a 2-O score Tor Three-quarTers oT This non-Ieague game, The BIue I and GoId eleven TinaIIy marched To pay-dirT. JOHN KUBELIUS IConTinued on page 82I I I I l I I II RICHARD PENDARVIS LLOYD VERHEI MERRILL SPRINKLE ROSS GRIFFITH , COACH A. R. WILLlE GILBERT One of The besf confribufions 'rhis school on lhe hill can make +o +he Graceland of 'rhe fulrure will be a 'lradifion of clean and rugged arhlelic endeavor. To achieve 'rhis end, Coach Willie Gilberl and his assisianls have a++emp+ed io perfecf a mefhod whereby every sludenl' in school may enjoy body-building recreafion. Four hours of Physical Educaiion are required. This 'rime may be spenl engaging in Jrhe seasonal sporis in gymnasium classes, or by parlicipalring in foolball, baskefball, base- ball, lennis, or rraclc. A sludenl may also earn credil by golfing, rumbling, or any olher aclivily approved by 'lhe head of +he a+hle+ic depar+men1'. This range of ac- Jrivifies is exceplionally wide for such a small school, buf lhose in charge mainlain Thai lhe realizalion of C-5raceland's iulure demands such a program. Cerfainly, +oday's syslem is proving Jrhal il can organize, noi iusl a few, bul praclically all of +he sludenls in a campaign for iulure heallh. A 7 ATHLETICS 9 F T FOOTBALL Q I'ConIinued from page 8OI GRACELAND I3, KANSAS CITY, KANSAS, JUN- - IOR COLLEGE 7-Imome-The visilors were lasl and aggressive, and oulfouglmr Graceland in Ilie linal quarler Io score, buf Ilfie Yellowiaclqels al- ready Iield a comlorlable I3 poinl Iola. GRACELAND O, BURLINGTON O-Ifmome-Once, Iwice, and Ilfirice did II'1e Yellowiaclcels Icnoclc al vicJrory's door, bul a valianl Burlingron line re- fused Io open up. MOBERLY I2, GRACELAND O-away-Feeling Iceenly Ilfie loss of several key regulars, +I'ie Grace- land men suI'Iered deleal on a muddy field al Ivloberly, Missouri. II was +I1e season's final game. Arrival Speclalors Locker room One Iwo, one Two, one Iwo!! Gel 'em, boys! Moberly Ugh! Scrimmage Depariure 'ILef'r. 'ro righf begin- ning wllh fronl row.l Reiff, Piersee, Wighl, Kubelius, Pendarvis, Verhei, Nobliff. Jennings, Jacobs, Ralslon, Wilcox, Sprinkle, Sheehy, Lewis. Coach Gilberl, Bald- win, Bullerworlh, Fleer, Coach Lubsen. E i -1- I F-'L-'STANDINGSK INTER-STATE CONFERENCE STANDINGS W L T P IvIoI:oerIy 2 Kemper 2 Graceland 2 C. B. C. 2 Wen+wor+I1 I ALL-CONFERENC an or a s I 2 CI3 666 666 500 2 3 SELECTIONS on, uar M f d R II G d John KubeIius, Tackle 500 250 MANFORD RALSTON DORT' JACOBS MELVIN BENNER ROBERT NOBLITT VERNON REIEF JAMES PIERSEE N. I-I. JENNINGS MAURICE LOVELL BEN FLEET - I BASKETBALL-QI INTER-STATE CON FERENCE STAN DINGS W L T PcIg. C. B. C. 7 I 875 Graceland 5 2 7 I 5 Kemper 3 4 429 WenIworIIw 3 5 375 IvIoberIy I 7 I25 N. I-I. JENNINCSS KENNETH ANDERSON DICK BALDWIN LYLE DAVIS GERALD FERGUSON I I I - I .1 PAUL MAASKE DON HARDER DORT JACOBS VERNON REIFF I rf fLeTT To righT, begin- ning wiTh fronT row.l Maaske, Jennings Davis, Baldwin, Fergu- son, Harder. Coach GilberT, An- derson, BuTTerworTh Reiff, Sinclair, Ship- man, Laudie, sTudenT manager. STaTisTics alone, even Though They are TlaTTering, Tail To complimenT This years loaslceTball squad enough, Tor They cannoT adequaTely express The sTory oT sweaT and energy ThaT wenT inTo Their malfing. Grace- land won TiTTeen OT The nineTeen games played This season, 'l3uT This Tine record is noT so much homage To an eTTicienT, well- oiled machine as iT is a TribuTe To The eT- TorTs oT each man on The squad. Each had his parT in making The Team an or- ganizaTion OT which Graceland is proud. lT was Through long hours OT pracTice ThaT The l938-'39 baslceTball Team sTands as a challenge To The TuTure. Time ouT ChariTon ga e WenTworTh ga BurlingTon g me Tip OTT BurlingTon To Dressing roo The bench QBASKETBALL , 83 Nice booT! Puff, Puff!! Ugh! Volleyball Miss' Hall BaskeTball Fan . . lConTinued Trom page 85l ship and clean playing. The girls in The W. A. A. have co-operaTed wiTh The insTrucTor in The eTTorT To encour- age inTramural acTiviTy, healThTul living and wholesome recreaTion Tor The women oT The college. The C-3 club is The nucleus around which The W. A. A. is builT. This clulo is composed oT girls who have earned Their oTTicial G's which is The highesT honor given To an aThleTic girl aT Graceland. This year's G club is composed oT eighT members. They are: Thelsa Nelson, lvlargareT BurcheTT, June Baldwin, lvlarna Jayne Holmes, Edna Ford, Pearl Travis, June BurlingTon, and Adeline Harris. W.A.A -' 86 vff l lLefT To righT begin- ning wifh fronl' row.l row Travis Har 5, I I T l rig Ford Smelser, T Mfs. Closson. 2nd row: Ensley, Harder, Hall, Baldwin, Carson, Leigh, Burl- ingfon, HunTer, Schu- i macher, Holmes, Lov- ing, Luing, ................ . Munroe, Field. 3rd row: Travis, G-leazer, Hoxie, Moore, Hovenga, Hervey, No- wack, TeeTers, Gil- liland, BurcheTT. l l l 1 OFFICERS Thelsa Nelson ............,......................, PresidenT lvlargareT BurcheTT .......... SecreTary-Treasurer 1 lvlrs. Closson ...,......... ...,............,...,,,. S ponsor The Women's AThleTic AssociaTion, sponsored aT Graceland College by The Physical EclucaTion. deparT- menT, is The local chapTer oT a naTional organizaTion. The W.A.A. is more Than an honor associaTion. lT is composed oT girls who have passed spieciTic require- p menTs in aThleTics. 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V. . -2- fskkwxq-V --V-f-x1.: 5.w2itV:fV Z. .V . , - 5 - ,233 '- , 4-15?Ef'qMV .:::V.. e : ' V1 '- ' ,V . , ' ,V:fVV--ifrgzz.:-534.511,V.:1-,:11.gaz- .VVV4-3-irq-5 ,,V:.gw Vgggv-self' .V,V:5. - m f '-S61-V 2.2 -PV-2+ V.V. V-.1fma1.azV1:V:- 'W---V '- - -' ' -' '- -' ' ' ' 1 1 V 4 -,-L-:EVENTS Drama Mirfh Inoculafion Faculfy Recepfion Hi, family! Lyceum number Wolf vs. Grandma Homecoming All-school parfy Foofball Banque? More Homecoming SHII more Homecoming W5 Toxyn Hall This morning B Q fLUNACYi Heil!! A+ ease lnilialion quarlelle Assume The angle ll is finished! Be careful now . . . l-low much longer, sir? Miscellaneous group Hey! Yoo hoo!! Napoleon Bonesaparl Monkeys is The cwaziesl peepul! Whal ho, my prelly maid! E T' ' A 1 3 ullilnl' SIN!!-lil!!-lWl'i f -Yf -'? 77'-H ACACIAW-f I oo ,, , ,, ,,,, ,,,, f l ' B MISS J NE BALDWIN l'CI-XMPUS QUEEN 99 f MISS RUTH HARDER -ll' - ACACIA-2 :oz MISS JUNE KEIR :QUEENS i. :ol ' i 4 1 EXPLANATION r The picfures on fhis page have been faken by members of The phofography club and are presenfed as evi- dence of Their fine work. 'S I fi I E ANDIDS -1f a. I O4 1 M N G QUEENS 103 - with i DONELSON MOTOR C0. Sincere Good Wishes to All Sales Service State Bank of Lamoni E:f1+haf-gffof all General Supply Co., Inc. i Home of Quality Merchandise Serving Larnoni anol trade territory for years. We solicit the patronage of the student body of . . . ARTHUR LANE,i Proprietor Your Guarantee of Service, Quality and Satisfaction COMPLIMENTS FREELANWS Martin A. Hynden LAMONI, IOWA Shoes - Ready 1-o wear - Real Estate -:- Insurance y Dry Goods Our Advertisers I-IighesT qualiTy merchandise, beTTer service, and congenialiTy make The Acacia adverTiser as well liked by The Graceland sTudenT as classmaTes and TaculTy. The Triendly, inTormaI conTacTs in which These' places oT business oTTen drop The barriers oT crisp, modern commerce. To The college sTudenT as well as Their hearTy approbaTion and co-operaTion in many sTudenT acTiviTies, serves To make Them an inTegral parT of The college life. The Acacia is glad To have These adverTisers, who have a long record: oT reliabil'-iTy and service in The communiTy, as a parT oT This composiTe record oT college days. I PROFESSIONAL E. E. Gomet, M. D. DR. F. L. SHIPMAN 44 DenTisT 44 OpposiTe Coliseum-WesT K OTFice I-Iours 9 To I2 Physician and Surgeon I To 5 OTFice Hours I To 5 Evenings by AppoinTmenT PrescripTions CosmeTics FounTain Service Candies I Jones Drug Store Our large sTock of qualiTy merchandise will please you. We exTend special inviTa'Tion To The young people aTTend- ing YouT.h's Conference. LAMONI BUS STATION IOWA IO5 U jor .ine prinfing H. D. SITECKLE Sfeiofwefv ' h Inviiaiions I Announcemenis I Insurance -:- Real EsI'a+e ' Anthony I Novelty Shop LAMONI -:- IOWA Lamoni .... Iowa You will find +I1e Iargesi' assorI'men+ of merchandise in Lamoni a+ Ben Franklin Store Where Variety Means Everything Q NINA HUCKE, Proprieior Complirnenis of Sheet Metal Work-Furnaces White Furniture Cu. F. 0. DeLONG White Funeral Home plumbing , . Fixtures IO8 We help supporl our schools, civic inslilulions, ancl churches- Famous for Foods The place lo meer your ' frienols and enioy a pleas- anl lunch. Vzrysler and 'Pbfmouth Repairs for all makes of cars Lamoni Auto Company PHONE 7 RALPH DERRY, Owner . For fine 'ob rint'n The Coliseum 1 P ig. Lamoni's friendly Theatre exlends congra+ula+ions and besl' wishes for your success IO7 DAVID A. DANCER, Presidenjr EDWARD W. STOLL, Manager Be Safe Use Pasteurized Milk Lamoni Cooperative Creamery Association C Sou+I1 Iowa BuHer C Pasfeurized Cream 0 CI1ocoIa+e Milk I O CoH'age Cheese Phone 62 Lamoni, Iowa you wi!! enjoy fAe igrierwlfy :Service ana! exceffenf fm! af William's Hotel 8: Cafe Hos+eSs Mrs. Lyda Elefsorn WiIIi-ams The Home of Friendly Service Silver 8c Roberts SUPER SERVICE STATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS PHONE l72 LAMONI, IOWA if--f W -en-W - ,,, ,Wm ,,,,,, , , f - e Like Old Gold and Blue I OUR FEEDS O CEREALS Firsef of all-The Finesi' Food ' AND CI-HCKS We cater to Lamoni Are Winners fger BARR 81 MOON MILL W. HOGVER, Man your ,0A0f0gm,gA Ke Hansen Studio QWCLLQI5 a fadfing D. H. HANSEN, Owner Fuel-Building Supplies-Painfs We '3pp e'Cia+e Your pres' ence and supporf Jrhrough- - uf The year. We awaif your Lamom Coal 8: Lumber fem. Company Hyde's Service Store Lamgnil Iqwa Groceries, Meais and Vegeiables IO9 Rr ,, ii .Q Y l L 4w? 5 f , ,W fT f?i - Wi' v '. 'S ' H u f If - , I , 1 2' Q R, 44, , H4 . ,,g, 'v . . - :Ink , , , s ., rg fu, fm - , 4. , 'v Q' P . 1, ,I I- fl ' 7 .1 ., .K Nh .T . ,W 1 4 + ---W Incle of Advertisers X Anlhony Novelly Shop ...... Barr ancl Moon Mill ......... Ben Franlclin Slore ..,,... Collee Shoppe .... Coliseum Thealre ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,., Donelson Molor Company ....... Dr. F. L. Shipman, Denlisl ...... E. E. Camel, M. D. .........., - F. Q. DeLong, Plumbing ........ Freeland's ...,............,.,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.., General Supply Company, lnc. .... - l-lansen Sludio ...............,,,,,,,,.,..,.,,-,,,,,, l-l. D. Sleckle, Insurance, Real Eslale ..... l-lyde's Service Slore .....,..................., Jones Drug Slore ,.......,.,,, i Lamoni Aulo Company .................... Lamoni Chronicle ..................................... Lamoni Coal ancl Lumber Company ......... Lamoni Cooperalive Creamery Associalion Marlin A. Flynden, Insurance, Real Eslale ...... Reynold's Clolhing Company ..................... Sandwich Shop ........................... Silver and Roberls Service .... Slale Bank ol Lamoni .......... While Furnilure Company While Funeral Home i 41 TF X- A QS Y 2 't 5-P5 , fu. . Pi J T , v 5: av I 'Rfk 'J' ' Jin W at Ynk , 1, .r in B T W 1 11 E 1 ,rm f' 4 N . Awww 4 v . I YZF! P,- A 4 5 I v ,I ,M 1 f ,u w M I ni J i 3 3 i 3 3 -1 I I ' 1 .1 , t 5 E 5 1 1 Q 1 Q K E 1 , 1 ' i 2 i 5 E I 1 3 L 5 l 2 E z 1 r 1 i . , L . 1 3 E E 1 1 1 E E l 1 3 1 f I f i X I R 1 S 5 . E i 2 , g . I W L 3 r 1 x I Q . I l 5 F 'I 1, 1 X 1 I YV, ' f--2' HUC? - 2h 4i'5L.?'f. a:- 4--f re E., is 9 D V 2 ?