Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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ORGANIZED for the purpose of aiding and helping veterans attending Wal- dorf, the Veterans of Waldo1'f has become one of the more important activities in school. The need for such an organization is apparent, for one of every three in our student body is a veteran. Specializing in interpreta- tion of veteran publications, it is a great aid to the man with a maze of red tape to wade through towards that eventual diploma. However, its duties do not stop there, for those parties and hayrides are really en- joyed by all participants. Q1--2.',f.,ssf f- silt 3. 4 4 '-wg -333, m1,V:gm:33,.,57W gg r ,,a,,3-. 0' H ip--,ef fs A ffiirh ri JVM? :EH 59.3-,fi 'Egg-, ,,,..'-,::,r ,r 'V,iQ1,:fff'1gE:,vj' ix G,','51,f ':-,L,Ry,, 1 z 5511.5 r ,Z :ig '14 ,N i ,f,..1.qp,i:' M ,ij 1, N., 3 , . Szfvii 2 I-fi. l,,,,, 1 ' , r X f ,Sie , 'iz FN ' .fl,V-37,V:S,:V,:l,,lxzjgf ,Q if i f ,, K gl fsgwflVgf1V sf 92- V. ' ,E V .V sf! .',3,3.,,,,w sg. .Mm ff.. ,sage em. , .. -V .. . . . - Kgywgygr. - ' Q ., W In x My ' gf - ..., . i .,,-.: in-1 ? i,i.,v:::.,: .:z. E,-, -bvll 5. if W f ti . 3 . Zh.. I .-: V- 1 'I' 2-'jfi-if V -F:-.' iiisstsift J: .-.,.,V1::,- 1 ., E , V ,.,. -. , V' I V- V V . -- , -V V- gs aw , N- , ., - V 0 - , If-1,:.2 ,. W-wwsw, Q. - . . V 1 I A -Lif'fV'?'9f'l'f' ' V if lm ' ' I MF- L'-2iD110l2, Advisor: Donald Soderling, Vice-Presi dent: Allen Trelstad. Treasurerg June Hauge, Secre tary: John Hauge, Presidentg Bernice Larson, Secre- tary: Leslie Ausen, Sergeant-at-Arms. v Q 3 , lx may f .0 fs' fl , 77 7' i 47

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wsga THE Womenis Self-Governing Associa- tion is comprised of the girls attend- ing Waldor-f. The W.S.G.A. Board, in- cluding the president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, out-of-dorm pres- ident, freshman representative and house presidents, is elected each May for the approaching year. The Board, the Dean of Women, and the Assist- work together ant Dean of W'omen and oifer suggestions relative to the government of group living. The or- ganization promotes the big and little sister movement which creates friend- liness and helpfulness among the girls. Formal and informal teas and parties are sponsored throughout the year. The purpose of the organization is to create a feeling of fellowship and unity among the members. Miss Lokken, Dean of Women: Earline Benner, House Presidentg Carolyn Hart- man, House President: Miss Asp, Assistant Deang Donna Jean Cody, Secretaryg Ardith Holtan, Vice-President: Cecelia Hermstad, President: and Shirlee Peter- son, Treasurer. f ae' If 'x 46

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r'. 1 4,7 .-'Z' f f ' . 4 z X f ll f' ,V X5 A 4 l' President, Jeanne Wilberg: Vice-President, Colleen Olson: Secretary, Donna Cody: Treasurer, Elaine Johnson, Advisor, Miss Asp. '1fll,4.,4. ONE of the most active girls' organizations on our campus, the W.A.A., proposes to create a spirit of good sportsmanship and high physical proiiciency among the girls. Awards of letters, pins and chevrons are earned by the point system. Sports managers for the past season Were: Roller skatin g ........................................................ Wanda Olsen Bowling and horseback riding ..... ..... C loria Helvick Volleyball ..................................... .... ............ A n n Leean Basketball ................. ............................ C loma Peterson Recreational sports ..... ...... D elores Aasheim, Doris Kvale VVinter sports .......................... Evelyn Beenken, Elsie Stroebel Softball .................................................................... Iune johnson Horseshoe, tennis, archery ..... ...... C arol Krumm Hiking, biking ...................... ..... B uth Nelson 48