Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

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I, Maurice and Ruth Draper with students. 2. Dale ward 3. Annual first campfire. 4. Lori Kofoid's con- firmation. 5. Balloons in church 6. Rick Bunch, Campus Chaplain ou never walk this road alone. I , Religious LifefI7

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RE AISSANCE WEEK Renaissance means rebirth or revival and during Renaissance week at Graceland that is exactly what takes place. For one week in Feb- ruary students are invited to explore themselves spiritually, intellec- tually and socially. This year the guest ministers were Paul Lucero Tom Noffsinger and Ruth and Maurice Draper D namic services ' Y panel discussions, one-to-one discussions each day offered the Graceland community a unique opportunity for spiritual revitaliza- IIOIT. Picture I. Tom Noffsinger, 2. Panel Discussion on Women in the church with Barbara Higdon, Velma Ruch. Will Raiser and Bob Kitchim 3. Crossing Over , 4. Paul Lucero. I8fRenalssance Week ii I ,V I .zz .- -- 'I-lvl

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Picture l. Concert Choir performing at World Conference, 2. Chamber Singers in concert, 3. The Unexpected Guest: 4. Comedy of Errors. Within the walls of the Shaw Center students develop their talents. Along with plays and concerts performed by Graceland students, the Shaw Center also hosts guest performers by groups such as the l983 Suzuki Talent Educa- tion U.S. Tour, The National Theatre of the Deaf, and The Midwest Opera Company. MUSIC AND THEATRE IN PERFORMANCE 2OfPlays 8 Concerts