Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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Band Officers: Bruce Keil, vice-presidentp Marlys Haakonson, secretary-treasurerg Carolyn Bergeson, student di- rectorg Dennis Thorsen, president. The band participates at football games. Trombone Quartet: Carrol Flo, Phyllis Antonson, Martha Johnson Dennis Bergeson.

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LOBBYIST INFORMS CAMPUS ll II . . And here we have the staff . . . Front row: G. Turner, J. Pals, A. Behrens, C. Stark, R. Severson Back row: M. Haakonson, K. Toft, R. Lompe, J, Christensen, R. Kvale B Hall The tired officers are . . . Front row: K. Toft, C. Stark, G. Turner, J. Pals. Back row: R. Severson, G. Klein-Smith, R. Kvale, N. Erick- SOI1. Z 4, H M w..P-f- 7. Q35 1 . ,I . my The Waldorf Lobbyist, a monthly publncation, J brings news to the Waldorf students Judy Pals was 4 our editor first semester and Gail Turner held the position second semester the Lobbyist. ..-nn. There is more to getting a paper out than just have an editor. Included on the staff are reporters, typists, photographers, proofreaders business man ager and a circulation manager We can t forget the Forest City Summit whom we credit for printing

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