Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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Rev. Hanson, Ann Leean, Marjorie I-Iovey, Norma Skovgaard, Maynard Trelstad, Ardell Banker, Galen Kuenhaust. IT WAS FI'1'1'ING that we began each week by setting aside the twilight hour on Sunday evening for Christian fellowship through our L.S.U. The devotions, vital topic discus- sions based on Hebrews ll, and in- spirational music were all beacon- lights shining forth to strengthen and sustain students in their faith. L.S.U. not only sought to win all students to full commitment to Christ, but also strove to afford the oppor- tunity for the cultivation of friend- ships and social life on a Christian level through its Saturday evening social events. Led by competent officers, L.S.U. has much enriched our spiritual lives. 66

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alflllk THE L.D.R. has a fourfold purpose: leading young Women to know Jesus Christ as their Savior, be- ing a means through which their religious life may find expression, acquaint- ing them with - and train- ing them for-Christian service in the church, and uniting the societies of the younger Women into co- operative eftorts for Work in the church. To this end, the girls have met in the chapel every Sunday morning to participate in devotions, music, and topic discus- sions. Contributions through the Weekly coffees social and treasure chests give the L.D.R. an opportunity to have a share in the greatest work in the world, that of praying, giving, and working so that the king- dom of this earth may be- come the Kingdom of Christ. Miss Ormseth, Advisor: Gloria Helvick, Social Chairman: Helen Miner, Secretary-Treasurerg Doris Kvale, Poster Chairman: Audrey Mathiason, Pro- gram Chairmang Ann Leean, Social Serviceg Dorothy Larson, President. 65

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WVALDonF's daily chapel service provides a quiet period of meditation in the midst of a busy class routine. It is dedicated .to the Worship of God. Immanuel Lutheran Church, in which the daily services have been held, has been an ideal setting. In the churchly atmosphere of this beautiful structure dedicated to wor- ship, the VVord of Cod has been interpreted and we have been encouraged in Christian living. Regular speakers at chapel have been Dr. Tanner, Rev. Hanson, Rev. Halvor- son, and Rev. Nilssen. Visiting pastors and missionaries have given us a Wider view of the work of Christ and inspired us to more concentrated service. Thursday has been student day, on this day the students have opened the period with a brief devotional service led by one of then members, leaving the remainder of the period for the transaction of student business.