Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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LUTHERAN DAUGHTERS OF THE REFORMATION: Seated: Sylvia Olson, Melba Wold, Evelyn Oftedahl, Carolyn Egertson, Miss Ormseth, advisor. Standing: Mary Ellen Stensland, Marguerite I ohn- son, Beverly Boyum. The Lutheran Daughters of the Refor- mation meet at 9:30 every Sunday morn- ing in Main Chapel. The program consists of devotions, special music, and a topic presented by one of the girls or a special speaker. After the meeting the girls sing for the patients at the local hospital. The organization raises money for the various Mission fields by sponsoring coffee hour each Monday afternoon.

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Left to right: Dick Oppedahl, Dick Erickson Rev Gllbertson Dale Martmson Jack Gertenrlch BROTHERHOCD At 9:00 each Sunday morning the men of Waldorf meet in the Wigwam for break- fast. After coffee and rolls, the Brother- hood meeting is held. The program con- sists of such items as hymn sings, devo- tions, and messages prepared by the stu- dents, faculty members, or special speakers. Christian fellowshi amon the men stu P g ' dents is the goal of the Brotherhood.