Graceland University - Acacia Yearbook (Lamoni, IA)

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MDG? GQ All kinds of relationships can be found at Graceland. Stu- dents begin making friends as soon as they start moving into their dorm room. Special bonds are made between roommates and other house members. The bonds are strengthened through house functions to bor- rowing one another's clothes. Friends made at Graceland are ones that will last forever and students can look back on them and smile. There is a special degree of- fered at Graceland called the M.R.S. degree. No other college could have such a successful degree as this one. These de- grees make relationships even more lasting. They're that spe- cial bond of marriage. How all these couples meet and fall in love vary. But whatever it is the success rate is high. Qld ELQ'-W5'z?D 2 3 22

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Refusing the church of Human Suf- fering and Denial is Carolann Sacry to Winston Inslee in the Homecom- ing play. Homecoming brings friends togeth- er in the M.S.C. Get out of my way boy thinks Jay Baines during the big game. Proud to be Homecoming King and Queen are Raymond Clothier and Laura Stanke. Cosa's chain reaction of house spir- it is shown at the pep rally. Sunday worship is a special cre- ation shows Micheal Lewis, Win- ston Inslee and Shelley Judd. r 6 Wm m ama im. mm' llilif UQ iffIT'i1 lfDiIQhlIJillE..L Swmmmmwm 19

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Making an Eagleville run are Paul Williams, Gary Hewitt, Dan Spei- gle, Jeff Mellick and Johnny Pearce. Going for the best shot is Matt Hester in the M.S.C. Proud to be Pizza Shack support- ers are Jim Musgrave, Scott Grahm, Joe Peterson and Mike Matthes. Decisions, Decisions, thinks Mikito Oki and Tim Strait while shopping at Hy-Vee. Graceland's very own CHOICE! Taking time out to wash their car after a wild weekend are Tom Patton and David Yost. 5 Umrununmkfnmg as mm mm m WQIFIX ill?U lF'Q UQ: Vnffilliililil UQ IEIFWEIIEJ MM 12.153 IFQQQEJIHI QE WSW FD S! llllll 1113, 'SQTDEUTIQJIHEQIHIQ 21