Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

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Michiyo Sekine Since I came here, everything that I thought about the United States has changed. In South America everybody thinks that the USA is a country with only big cities and that it's impossible to find a little town like Lamoni. So, it was very impressive to me when I saw Lamoni for the first time, without highways, traffic, smog, malls., McDonalds or Burger King. Instead of that I found a town that is basically agricultural with big farms, a lot of corn, many cows, and not much to do. Well, I was wrong in my first impression because there is a lot to do and I haven't yet had a time that I didn't have anything to do. Here at Graceland you always find an activity to be part of. Personally, I spent my time in classes, studying, playing tennis, or in the gym. You can always see students hurrying and busy because there is not enough time to do everything that each one wants to do. -Ricardo Marcotulli 30!Fr1ends From Afur Ierry Slayton and Maki Tashiro ,N Viktoria Branyik and Mila Gazsity

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Food Service Front row: Lisa Campbell, Mildred Cum- mings, Roverta Omer, Ioice Tillford, Winny Kessel, Loraine Waugh, Anthony Adamski, Laurite Foster. back row: Betty Smity, Carla Martin, Naomi Wilcoxson, Carol Baughman, Roberta Milton, Marjo- rie Smith, Linda Stout, Ianne Abreo, Car- ol Hyden -S. Lines Physical Plant Rhonda Reed, Phil Beckman Custodial S taff Retha Parkhurst, Lien- T.- Baccam, Mary Ann Slaw, Bill Wright, Rick Emig, Bill Booker Administration and Staff! 27

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Earth Ways' survival Winter Term f-'-v-- 1: o ui 5- cu 'U C Q cf R. Anderson Rod Chase and Shelly Sturgis at P.I, Formal -R. Anderson BRRRR! Winter! 29