Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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Club John Houge, trecsurerg Phyllis Rossing, secrefaryj Lehman Faber presldentp Paul Bungum, vice-president. . . . Here is the perfect place to extend a hearty greeting to Iack', Ornstein who took over the reins of our language department this year. To him is the credit due for the zest and zeal found -in all the activities and groups under his direction. The perfect exemplification of this zeal is the Pan-American Club which is deh- nitely an organization of doers. Emphasizing a program of getting to know our Latin American neighbors, the P.A.C. this year sponsored everything from lec- tures to parties, and even included a semi-formal banquet. The language groups also participated in the all-school Christmas party at which they sang Christmas carols in several languages. Congratulations, Doc', Ornsteing the P.A.C., together with the entire student body, is eagerly awaiting the day when you can throw away your iron chariot. Pan-American

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W. A. A. . . . One doesrft need to walk through the lobby many times before he be- comes aware of the fact that the girls of the school have a tremendous amount of energy. The chief outlets of this excess energy are hiking, bas- ketball, softball, volleyball, archery, and roller skating, all of which are included in the W.A.A. program. Un- der the point system the girls may earn awards of letters, pins, and chev- rons. The Women,s Athletic Associa- tion fplease boys, not the Womenis' Awful Army Q is under the able direc- tion of Miss Asp. I.R.C. OFFICERS W.A.AQ OFFICERS Delores Aschim, secretary: Wanda Olsen, vice-presidentg Miss Asp, adviser: Bernice Larson, freasurerg Alice Aasen, president. Carmen Havnen, vice-president, Clyde Lee, presidenfg Avis Danielson, secreta ry-treasurer. P K fwwN.W.',. W-m,.,-.es..wM.M 4- vwmwwms .r I. R. C. . . . Here, at least, are a few people who try to understand why the U.N. is having trouble in their attempts to co-operate with each other, for the very goal of the I.R.C. is to stir up heated discussions on every conceiv- able international problem. In this they seem to be enjoying a rousing success, for the noise of battle is often intense during the verbal engage- ments. The group is afiliated with the International Relations Association sponsored by the Carnegie Founda- tion, and it certainly puts real effort into its analysis of our world situa- tions. Each year the group participates in I.R.C. conferences and this year the Mississippi Valley conference was held in Winona, Minnesota. Activities of this type greatly aid the individual in developing interest in the increas- ingly important alfairs of the rest of the world. As in former years, the International Relations Club was un- der the competent advisership of Miss Johanna H emmingson.

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Ye Olde Warrior Staff Editor-in-Chief .,..... Loyal E. Golf Business Manager ,... Ronald Ashland Literary Editor. . .Marlin Ingebretson Art Editor .......,. Archie M. Leean Pliotograplier ....... Luther WVigdulil Picture Editor ....,. VVancla Ienison Asst. Editor, . .Vllinifrecl Hendrickson Asst. Business Manager David Heyerclalil KNot in Family Portraitj Asst. Photographer .... Allen Madson Adviser .,., ....,... lX lr. Leipliolz The Warrior . . . Now, I better be careful of what I say because these are the people who asked me to be your guide through this book. Frank- ly, I thought it would be a very difficult job to do so when they first showed me the mass of pa- pers, the maze of pictures, and the general mess of all the other material which they glibly told me constituted the WALDOR1- WARRIOR of 1948. Now that I am fairly well acquainted with the book, I see that hours and hours of planning went into its dum my, and that there was a method to their madness. They told me to be sure to apologize for any errors that may have crept in to mar the pages. I can easily un derstand how they could slip in unnoticed. I have also been re quested to- give the heartfelt thanks of the staff to all students and faculty members who have co-operated in making this book possible.