Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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Conrad Meints. Vice-President: Loyal Golf. President: Mr. Leipholz, Advisory Joe Crowder, Photography Chairman: Charlene Grove, Art Chairman: Margaret Bockwoldt, Secretaryg Gloma Peterson, Treas- urerg Romona Swenson, Music Chairman. Missing: Mildred Olson, Drarnatics Chairman. 50 .fdrfa THE Arts Club, under the super- vision of Mr. Leipholz, is an or- ganization, the purpose of which is to cultivate interest in all the arts: music, dramatics, photog- raphy, and fine arts. This diversified program en- ables many students to partici- pate in its various activities, such as: the monthly musicales, ex- perimentation in photography, dramatics, art exhibits, and weekly programs of classical music. The monthly musicales are of special interest for they are an innovation at Waldorf College. The informal musicales. present- ed the many talented members of the student body with the op- portunity of performing for an appreciative audience. X kffydp..

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ff, ...- att Q 4 F 'f 1-Hi' x I Gloria Fevold, Vice-President: Neoma Johnson, Treasurerg Alpha Johnston, Historian: Sterling Thompson, Secretary, and Opal Quam- me, President. 51.7. THE Teacher Training Department of Waldo1'f, under the direction of Miss Pearl Bjork, has an excellent reputation among educators. Professional courses for elementary teach- ers and specialized training at the various levels are offered. Students are trained for positions ranging from kindergarten through ninth grade. The placement record of the depart- ment has been 100 per cent for many years. All sophomores receive nine weeks of practice teaching in the public schools of Forest City under the supervision of Waldo1'f's teacher training department and the schools, supervising teachers. The Future Teachers, Club is an active organization With- in the education department. The club raises funds through rummage sales and teas. The money they raised has been used to build up the curriculum library, purchase special equipment, send delegates to the Iowa State Teachers, Con- vention, and buy gifts for hospitalized members of the club. 49

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6lI'lgbL6l,906 ALWAYS a difficult task, but one well worth the effort, is that of learning a foreign language. A Well-planned program, carried out with zest, helped immensely, giving the students the neces- sary knowledge without the pain usually accompanying such a course. The classic event of the year was a program given at the Christmas Party in the Civic Au- ditorium. The event Was a gala affair with songs provided hy each group. All activities and groups were under the able direction of Miss Iacobs, the instructor of lan- guages. All in all, the year Was very successful, and the entire department is to he congratulat- ed for a good job well done. 'I 1:27 A 4,-J: mn 1 , Q xi.. , :L KJ. ,, :Avro EY- ax T1 r X 'I L