Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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The Lobbyist . . . Pounding out its copy with regularity, the Lobbyist stef again presented the news of the school month after month. A 'relatively thankless task, the work this year was done in col- laboration with the journalism. class under M r. Carter, business manager of the local paper. Good pictures, well-presented news, and a variety of special columns combined to give the students a fine paper. It always amazes me how a group ofrela- tively inexperiencecl students can put out the caliber of work which they do. A unique set-up has been devised this year in which a diferent member of the stay? acts as editor for each issue. All the work was done under the advisership of Miss Welsh. Lobbyist Staff Editor .............. Dick Prussing Asst. Editor ......... Louise Hofstad Business Manager Rose Marie Skorve Sports Editor ....,...,... Art Olson Circulation ivlnnager. . .jackie Collins Adviser ...........,.... Miss VVe1sh Stuff YVriters - Delores Ascbinl, Dean Asehim, Avis Danielson, June Hauge Staff Wfriters CNot in picturej-Joe Brennan, Paul Otto, George Hanson, Robert F royland, Delores Sbeldnhl, Arlene Ingebretsori

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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.

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V. 0.W OFFICERS Bernice Larson, trecsurerj Adolph J. Leonhordi, presidmig Clark L. Huso, secretoryg Merle D. Bygness, vice-president Dr. Ornstein, adviser. . . . This year, as well as last year, one of every three in our student body was a veteran. It was only natural, therefore, that the V.O.W. K Veterans of Waldorfj should continue in its third year of existence. Organized for the purpose of aiding and helping veterans attending Waldorf, the V .O.W. has done much in its field. The growing efficiency of the Veterans Administration leaves little to be done in this held, however, and so the organization now puts its energies to work in pa- rades and parties. X501