Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

Page 22 text:

K -A+ Q ful, ' s if 10 n. 9 U J .if Z L., x my . 'AP v.: uf mpg , f., - .Q iii ?' 2 , un 'ar fri. 3 2' T' J L X 5 s gf . 1 11 ' f.f ' ,.,, , a ' ,L Mi:-. , V .,- -H 1 5755 n ' - U Table Cf Contents Activities ..... i ........... ....... . . ....18 Organizations ...... . ...Iv ..... .. ........... . ...46 Religiqus Life .... ...... . . ....... . ......82 - Spor!tsQ ....... .' .... ...... ....... . . . .... ........ . ...98 Faedhy.. .... .... .... ...... ............... .. .H134 l10Uses45n.H ..... ' ................... .... N4N142 f s is ...wo , Index ............ s .................. . . .......... 1 ' ' K. . 'Advertlsements.... . .. ,...202s 4 ' I , . 1 4, , ,,,,,,. , V , , f f . , 1 ,Leg s' if 1-612 ,. ' ,Ll 1 -'R K -' . . I 1 i sa ,M i ,s P. 1 . 1:21 if ig . V . :3.f1g.'-3 -, - . , .gg . in L , 2 ,Au 1'5 -1gi'5--,rf-'-f' EJ, . . X:- A :'- if , e ' X 1--'sf' 1,-, V,-,..-,V U, Y. Hr, . V,-,'.,4',w. K, Lk, . f . .W-..,....sN.,.s ,1 ., ., ,. ., , , ., Y fy. , 4 - ,V , ,. , s . -A :fn g -w,,:L,f '.c'- .,,.fsg:2,4f g,5,,f:, , '.. ' 'J -, 1 j'f:..f:: . :-- X jf, 2-N b . L. 52:122r?a.:Kf,-1fS'w+e5:fz w':,,-vfffiwfgf 1--7 i -- , f, , V ' . - vp-' V-Q N , , f ' ' ,Q iv '+'haf-5f:i-T-1: 414- :N . 1 1. . ' fe - - X s 1' I -'-1:1--sg 1, , ,- , - ' 1 f . ..-',,,Q4,4g,.A.,.fy:gz2gg.:z:g,,r5.,f,:21,fzf'he'3 Q -- -f f .14 ., .5 -if 1, ' 1,,:,- fi V f v- 4- f f gf, 1, ,- ,'f,.,,:f .3 , v,ff4,.' ..- .Q 1 '. ' , . we ' ,-., J, -4 ., .-M--,-.o 1-,fre-,.,. V -ae-ff f ?X, v, , ,if Zzvapiffg jP55,5ifyg..,4,,,..fgf,4Q'.5.,TL..5z,Q ,,4.4.Q,,i sz N , K ef.: sy' g :gjv,.,'A -5 3 -qgjsgc ,i.1Lg.jm,, ,g-gg.iv5,:1' . Q 4--X, S,.:N-- , , . ., . ,,i,f.g5+,5l7:,gi.,,iAu,,J,.4k3,-.,A,1..y,,,..J,1in Q, 4 T ,.,,,j,,,,,,M:i9.l M.,,:..-,,.,.5:?A .ew MZ, ,fm V. , 17.7 , , ,f'Li'f:f.+fp .-1-415' -4:15 f -, :,',.i,, , ' 4 15:5 -A was,-, , '1,,T11,w:-fp' f':',agf.-.14-N' 'V 1- I .' '-,GPJG :fix f2E'1 - rg , 5 , l--.ms viii'-'gf14 fu'6'L'31 ,g,i'f.,f-?:1'jFE3?.f??Li': zfgfegmlh QE, -Y .-11, -, U-Y , z f13-'f'iT'2e41'5g2gg -f'p'+i'73'. F?-'.v',-'Qf'f'f.-'gg - T ' - -Ev:-. c - 5g3,gaQi:Q'f -W' F- 14 Qitfimil. '- gel -31 - 'j.,3fr- .L ' nie ,gguagyi LfK3g,m',q:l5 QF?-5f2QJ'2ff iTg,:H .,: -5 M 7 - - J 5. kg:,j5', ., 1:12 .:f',:4g:-jga4.f T?'f1,1 1,5 23.312 -2,957 ts,'Ts-ag3gE49i:j3l14.',,--p -pp: ' . f' 2-ff-1:15 f:'1k2f,521:Q:f..- ' fgi4r1f,' yg.f':.,-if , 'V - H , ' ' - H-Tb:-..' 1-fjji' 5-,, f wi-1 -1'-alla:f'?ce','?1fl-1'.f4f- sim-2-5-:g:P:a' ' v . ,,',g ,.f, '-f -5 'Q'-4-A ,557 frwi ,fgz-.-r.4,'.,,,,,'f 5,1 ,A '. ,r ' ' 1: . 5., '. 4 4,5 ,b,.f4.'- 1, if six. fer .4 LgziifiafieHQ1.1igi52T'.Lz'-'V 31:JE',fg4g,ff, '1g,4.gL,..'.. , 3 34 9.27 .Y fL514'4-jj? f,i':-75' 13-aaaaazikiif-11-wvis-sf'

Page 21 text:

..Z-1 155. gl uf ft D -'W X-'-:LJTZ 'T' 'W f?a'Tzih - , .'1,'l. - 'ftfft'-7' 'WT V V i ':' -I ., ' I V . . , . . . 1,3 'Vf.1f1 , ff-f 5 I 'I , .2512 '34 wifi VH? If I ! Nil I .I L. ' ' ' 'Bal ,C fu. Q.. g 4 1 I gl ll! 'Pgt'a.f'if' -

Page 23 text:

Registration Da Registration day has got to be one of the biggest traumas of the year. This year was no exception with the arrival of a record breaking freshman class and the large numbers of returning and transfering students. The whole event could be summed up in one term, lines. Students found themselves in lines to pay their fees, pick up financial aid packets, enrolling in classes, receiving their meal tickets, vehicle registrations and so on. As in the previous year students had to clear the accounting office first before moving on to actual class enrolling. Once this was done students pre-registered moved on to other things while those who had not previously registered proceeded to the various divisions to add or drop the appropriate classes. Contrary to previous years, students signed actual class ...., , lists at this time rather than pulling the usual computer cards which resulted in less confusion on the part of the student body and an easier work load for the registrars office. Its been said if you can make it thru registration day the rest of the year is down hill. Even if this may not be true, it is defintely a load off ones mind. Bl-va' 1. Freshmen students anxiously await the next step in the registration process. 2. Students consult Language and Literature division members in making class selections. 3. Steve Ross completes the final step. 4. Upperclass- men aid in the registration line. 5. Students await their turn. 6. COSA members inform students about the upcoming events.