Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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Behind the Scenes . . . Musicians do not become accomplished overnight, for eoery hour of performance -is dependent upon many hours of patient ef- fort by both the musician and his or her instructor. The music department does not agree with the theory that 'cpractice makes perfectf for it insists upon its own inter- pretation which is that 'conly perfect prac- tice makes peifectf, Instruction and practice make up part of the musical training. The college endeavors to present to the students the cultural back- ground of music through some of the ly- ceurn programs and other visiting artists and musical groups. 64

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'i5f,a?i K X rfm fry gig, ,, , R , CL D ' '1 f, . Vi' '. ,- slr, .l 'v iq: A 4 ' . . . Certainly life at school would not be com- plete without the opportunity to scream yourself hoarse cheering a thrilling football run, to feel the tension of the last gripping moments of a thriller on the hardwood, or to relax during a spring baseball game while the perspiring team brings home the bacon. Here again, as in every- thing else it undertakes, I believe the spirit of the school is essentially this: do your best, enjoy yourself to the utmost, be Christian in EVERY- THING you do.