Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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L. S. U. . . . We feel that it is fitting that we begin each week by setting aside the twilight hour of Sunday evening for Christian fellowship through our L.S.U. The devo- tions, topics, Bible studies, and inspirational music are all beacon lights shining forth to strengthen and sus- tain students in their faith. The L.S.U. not only seeks to win all students to full comniitrnent to Christ, but also strives to afford the opportunity for the cultiva- tion of friendships and social life on a Christian level through its Saturday evening social events. L.S.U. Officers First Semester: President, Roger Lon- nevikg Vice-President, June johnson, Secretary, Mary Sheimo, Treasurer, Arlie Olson, Junior Representative, Ramona Swenson, High School Rep- resentative, Louise Hofstad. Second Semester: President, Merle Accolag Vice-President, Ardell Banker, Secre- tary, Marjdrie Swanstromg Treasurer, Harvey Sigurdsong Senior Representa- tive, Howard Hovlandg Junior Repre- sentative, Bob Schleeterg High School Representative, Violet Bidne. wW A1 wwmfwemmrfwwfwwmwkwwvmwwrww'ewQversMwvWQ:vmm2g:'mmu.rm-mfaeeaamiweg-m mwwwwvfimm -x :re..e.s.e:ussaffw:4esvav-wx-Q fszrmwmxfsx- .. x.. . ,Q sas. 1- .: . ,:sfgmwry.2.s:em-,