Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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Top row: Archie Leean, Clyde Lee, David Heyerdahl, Paul Jacobson, Luther Wigdahl, Art Olson, Jim Grundahl. Third row: Ramona Swenson, Ramona Erickson, Loren Lease, Arlie Olson, Bob Crowl, Frank Stanerson. Second row: Ruth Nelson, Bonnie Bredvold, Laila Almlie, Bonnie Johnson, Beverly Swenson, Betty Jacobson, Esther Oak- land. First row: Gladys Egertson, Darlene Cline, Carol Skattebo, Cora Bakke, Ardeen Mikkalson, Crystal Thomp- son. Norma Jean Helland. Missing: Howard Hovland, Lehman Faber, Dale Peterson, Charlene Grove. Rev. Clifton Bruland, business manager, June Johnson, secretary, Choir His praises actually seems to shine from their faces. This year the choir, in present- ing the Gospel in song, tra-uelecl through Iowa, Minnesota, Wis- consin, Illinois, Michigan, and New York. The choir eoen boasts of traveling over foreign soil -it seems they made a short excur- ' sion into Canada. Listening to their singing brings to mind the happy words of the psalmist: O sing unto the Lorcl a new song: sing unto the Lord all the earth fPs. 96:1-29. lfill

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Top row: Roger Lonnevik, Russell Lonnevik, Loyal Golf, Russell Osnes, Gilman Olsen, Alfred Larson, Robert Froy- land. Third row: Boyd Holton, Marlin lngebrefsan, Allan Trelstad, Margaret Thompson, Ann Leean, Phyllis Rossing, Delores Aschim. Second row: Arlene Valen, Pauline Floan, Viola Berge, Ruth Langfoss, Elizabeth Mickel- son, Sylvia I-lammersland, Rowena Richardson, Carla Kruse. First row: Lois Peterson, LaVonne Gardner, Avis Danielson, Claudia Silrum, Marjorie Bergland, Ruby Sundet, Doris Abrahamson. , PROFESSOR ODVIN HAGEN, DIRECTOR l60l Waldorf . . . Now here is an. organization that has it! They have the Wal- dorf Spirit. It takes even more than Professor Hagen's patient instruction anal work to create the artistic lrvlencling ancl yinesse with which the Waldoif Choir spreads Gocl's Word in song. Yes, even the hours of untiring practice, inclioiclually and as a unit, would be useless without the fine spirit which is present in the group. Time anrl again, I have been tolfl by some bim- pressecl member of one of their audiences that the joy of singing

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l i 1 Top row: Rena Rustod, Arlene Nelson, Lois Ann Lau, Lindo Lehmann, Mary Sheimo, Vivian l-lelgeland, Jean Ann Ottem, Charlotte Brones, Frances Vorrie, Ruth Knuths, Delores Sheldahl, Bonnie Vicion. Middle row: Miss Ander- son, Betty Nyhus, Louise Hotstad, Rose Marie Skorve, Violet Mino, Jean Nessa, Dorothy Jelle, Alice Aasen, Ruth Wik, Mildred Nehus, Gudrun Hofstad, Marjorie Swanstrom, Beatrice Johnson. Front row: Eunice Christ, Arlet Cherland, Winifred Hendrickson, Lorraine Hauge, Madaline Mortin, Dorothy Johnson, Doris Peton, Carolyn Maurstad, Violet Biclne, Norma Stoen, Sibyl Bowers, Deloris Medland. Miss Beatrice Anderson, director of the Chapel Choir and the band. l62l Chapel Choir . . . Our music department is dehnitely growing. This year the department wel- comed Miss Beatrice Anderson -into its midst and she has proved herself invaluable in bringing out the best in both the Chapel Choir and the Band. The Chapel Choir this year was unique in that it consisted of only feminine voices. This group proved its ex- cellence not only to the school but also to the community for it gave many fine per- formances at Immanuel Lutheran Church. The fact that Waldorf can boast two fine choirs is evidence of the emphasis placed on music.