Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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ZOwWOI-I I-I-:DI . . . Majestic-looking ThorsongHall seroes a multitude of purposes in that it houses classrooms, offices, gym, and, on the second and third floors, a girls' dormi- tory. This is perhaps the busiest building on the campus. From eight to four it is buzzing with students going to and coming from classes, from four to lights-out it is the scene of intramural sports, Chapel Choir practices, girls, gab-fests, and the inevitable boy-dates-girlv routine. Many friendships are made here that will last a lifetime. H21

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North Hall . . . North Hall is both a boys, dormitory and a faculty resi- dence. Situated on the banks of the river and surrounded by beautiful trees and a spacious lawn, this picturesque house provides plenty of elbow room for those who call it their home. A large group of boys living in one home very naturally make life there very interesting. I of- ten wish the walls of that build- ing could talk-it would make good listening. East Hall Stairway to Boys' H auen . . . Our -veteran residents of East Hall are highly pleased with their hot water showers and comfortable quarters. Many of the necessities of lifel' were denied them a while back and for that reason are doubly appre- ciated now. llll

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