Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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As for the past 50 years, Dr. Tan- ner spent last summer at his cabin on Lake Walker in Minnesota. As this picture shows, chopping wood is one of his frequent tasks. Since he lived alone, he cooked his own meals and did many other odd jobs. DEDICATION Dr. Jacob Tanner, at 95 years of age, is one of Waldorf's beloved instruc- tors in the study of God's Word. Since coming to Waldorf in l944, his won- derful Christian personality has made him a favorite among the faces at Waldorf. Jacob Tanner was born October l5, l865, at Molde, Norway. He attended Molde Latin School and the University of Oslo before immigrating to the U.S. in l893, when he was ordained into the ministry. He received his S.T.D. from Augustana Theological Seminary in l92l. Dr. Tanner served various parishes throughout the United States, and taught at Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, until l924. He edited The Lutheran for one year before accepting a professorship at Luther Theological Seminary, St. Paul, where he taught until he retired at the age of 80. Soon thereafter he was called to meet an emergency situation at Wal- dorf and has been here ever since, doing an invaluable service. Jacob Tanner Hall will house 72 men stu- dents. lt will include a large lounge, a student recreation room and an apartment for the dean of men and his family. The project is expected to cost approximately S325,000. This new fr- ' dorm is another evidence of Waldorf's exten- ll ali ll ll ll - I I I U SIOH pl'OQI'Cll I'l. llllllll llll irq V -.s.4.-..4.i.,.....1.-.-a.s.....gm..,......, ' .....,m..i.fs... ....,.. - ' f wr- 2 an al u ll ll ll