Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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M. O. NILSSEN President BA., Upsala College, B.Th., Luther Theological Seminary, Teacher at Lu- ther College, Decorah, Iowa, 1935-41, Northwestern University, Pastor in Illinois, 1942-43, Waldorf College, 1943. President's Message The school year 1947-48 at Waldorf has been outstanding in many respects. Our boys won the Southern Minnesota Iunior College basketball championship. Our choir had a most successful tour to New York City. The federal government gave us a new classroom building. These and many other events have made it a year that will live in the memories of those of us who were privileged to be at Waldorf this year. Most important of all was the full accreditation granted the college by the North Central Asso- ciation of College and Secondary Schools on March 12, 1948, upon the joint recommendation of the Commission on Colleges and Universities and the Commission on Secondary Schools. This approval is a recognition of the excellence of the program offered by Waldorf, it adds prestige, and it means Waldorf graduates are accepted without question at all recognized schools of higher education. This accreditation is the highest rating possible for us to secure. All credit is due to the staff and students for such a notable achievement. Those of you who have finished your course and are now leaving, remember the school that has given you its best. Remember the Church that has made it all possible. You have had the opportunity to receive much. Hold that fast which thou hast, that no man take thy crownf, M. O. NILSSEN Board of Trustees Rev. M. C. Thompson, Emmetsburg, Iowa, Rev. C. B. Gunderson, Wallingford, Iowa, G. W. Aasgaard, Lake Mills, Iowa, A. VV. Strand, Forest City, Iowa, S. R. Torgeson, Lake Mills, Iowa, H. N. Rye, Forest City, Iowa, Rev. M. O. Nilssen, Forest City, Iowa, J. M. 1fVolden, Fairmont, Minnesota, Rev. O. C. Monson, Jewell, Iowa, Rev. Thor Sigmund, Kensett, Iowa, Rev. A. L. Halverson, Forest City, Iowa, Irving Weiseth, Mason City, Iowa, Rev. E. H. Fretheim, Cal- lencler, Iowa, Rev. O. M. Severseike, Belmond, Iowa, Rev. Olaf Holen, Roland, Iowa, O. A. Rusley, Fort Dodge, Iowa, Ole Kringlaak, Lake Mills, Iowa. ll5l