Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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Graduafes ALICE AASEN, Iola, Wis. Commerce. Chapel Choirg Secretary of L.S.U.g House President of Thorson Hallg President of W.A.A.g Member of Student Faculty Council. DELORES E. ASCHIM, Des Moines, Iowa. Social Science. Secretary of W.A.A.g .Class Secretaryg Waldorf Choirg Chapel Choirg Sports Manage-rg Lobbyist Staff. RONALD C. ASHLAND fRonJ, Clear Lake, Iowa. Social Science. Business Manager for Wnmuong President Student Bodyg V.O.W. DONALD D. ASKE fDonJ, Kiester, Minn. Pre- Engineering. Footballg V.O.W. ROBERT D. AUSEN, Lake Mills, Iowa. Commerce. Science Clubg Drama Clubg V.O.W. ARDELL M. BANKER Url, Fountain, Minn. The- ology. Treasurer of L.S.U.g President of I.R.C.g Manager of Class Play. MARJORIE S. BERGLAND CMm'ge-D, Lake Mills, Iowa. Music. Waldorf Choir. ORVILLE L. BERHOW fHawkJ, Forest City, Iowa. Commerce. V.O.W. ROBERT D. BJELLAND CBobJ, Lake Mills, Iowa. Social Science. Vice-President of Clmsg Associate Editor of Lobbyistg Treasurer of L.S.U.g V.O.W.

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Graduafes LEROY E. BOTTELSON, Renwick, Iowa. Account-ing. V.O.W. BONNIE M. BREDVOLD, Springfielcl, Minn. Pre-Naming. Chapel Choir, Waldorf Choir. RALPH BROWN, Forest City, Iowa. Commerce. V.O.W. NORMAN O. BRUE CNormJ, Fertile, Iowa. Commerce. V.O.VV. PAUL E. BUNGUM, Mantorville, Minn. Liberal Arts. Secretary of Pan-Ameri- can Club. MEP-LE D. BYGNESS lDon7, Goldflelcl, I?1igaWAccounting. Vice-President of ROY A. CARLSON, Forest City, Iowa. Industrial Arts. Treasurer of L.S.U., Plrgisseimt of Student Body 1946-47, LUCILLE E. CHRISTIAN, Emmons, Minn. Teacher Training. L.S.U. Rep- resentativeg Vice-President of L.D.R.g Lolzbyist Staff. DARLENE L. CLINE fFrenchieD, Kel- ly, Iowa. Music. Treasurer of Student Body, WValdorf Choir, Band, Cheer Leader. AVIS MAE DANIELSON, Ellsworth, Iowa. Social Science. Assistant Editor of Lolzlzyisig Secretary of Waldorf Choir, Secretary and Treasurer of I.li.C.g Historian for Phi Theta Kappa. GLADYS M. EGERTSON. Alpha, Minn. Business. President of Phi Theta Kap- ga: Vice-President of Waldorf Choir, oloist of NValdor'f Choir, Choir Queen, Girls' Trio. EARL R. FABER, Iewell, Iowa. Liberal Arts. V.O.VV. LEHMAN B. FABER, Gamer, Iowa. Languages. President of Pan-American Clubg Phi Theta Kappa. KENNETH M. FAGRE, Estherville, Iowa. Liberal Arts. GLORIA H. FEVOLD, Vincent, Iowa. Teacher Training. Vice-President of Future Teachers Club, Chapel Choirg Phi Theta Kappa. MARILYN B. FEVOLD, Badger, Iowa. Teacher Training. Chapel Choir. PAULINE M. FLOAN, Wanamingo, Minn. Pre-Nursing. VValdorf Choir. LINDY FLORENCE, Thompson, Iowa. Physical Ezlucation. V.O.YV. . .I N .l-, ,. ,,