Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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Officers: Perry Heller, Lloyd Moe, Ardell Banker Martha Haugen Wanda Jemson and Charlene Grove. agnlernafionaf pefafiorw ACCOMPANIED BY numerous verbal tifls and near-deaf- ening desk pounding by the presiding oflicers, the I.R.C.'s of Waldorf enjoyed an enlightening year. Af- filiated with the International Relations Associations sponsored by the Carnegie F oundation, they honestly put forth real effort in their discussions. This year the Mississippi Valley Conference of In- ternational Relations Clubs was held at Carleton Col- lege, Northfield, Minnesota, and invitations were re- ceived by our own clubs. Both clubs were under the competent advisorship of Miss Johanna Hemmingson. 52

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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

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Henry Bjorlie, Sports Editorg Helen Miner, Religious Editorg Richard Bakke, Busi- ness Managerg Ardis Mostrom, Editor-in-Chief: Robert Bjelland, Assistant Editor. Missing: Dorothy Smith, News Editor: Rudolph Nelson and Archie Leean, Art Editors: Doris Kvale. Martha Haugen, Barbara Heggen, and Norma Jean Holtan., Staff Writersg Norma Skovgaard, Religious Editor. N WO S. I, X Q f f 1, ,- -.2 ,Nc L I A1 Ai Q1 f vfzmfffnfffff 941 I D .ol 6. 41 , - ' 6 . R I A K 4' 'W W f f Q ' v 1 1 M - s f S -f:-:T-sf , xX -' , -l 31 -K' r-LZ.:..o:u,-:',:'2:'p'-' ' 7 - -L . i ai ff. 1' -1 -:Q3.Q,:f:.:.,o v' 1:5 fi 4 w h P I -' 1 'f ,f f fa. . .11 .- . '12 ' ' --f -.--A ' -' A : 733 pf V 9 'ga T-. ,'.y.-.'.' .4 ig Vg 0 , ' . -fn, . M ,0- ,i ,' s , .,- F. ,-, . . , in ng., A.f7'.1A ,wx W 4 1'-- . , v i A' Q2 g 4Z4Q ,fo 0 ' i 4' ' I 'IZ y ffftq - ' - f -.0 on ' :Q 'o I Q Q f' , m we ofoddyifif OUR OVVN school paper, The Lobbyist, was again successfully published by students of Waldorf. Printed monthly, it is a member of the Associated Collegiate Press. The staif is elected in the spring of each year to assure a competent staH the following year, and the necessary freshmen students are added as Work progresses. Plenty of sweat and a good deal of worry goes into the making of a paper, so hereis a hearty Hats Off! to the students responsible for this iine Work. 53