Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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77d77254!?w Curtiss, Dave T., and Dave W. watch Captain Kanga- roo while having their mid-morning milk in the Wigwam. ,XLQ Aqfuffd, iTMT7 'J7'W' ,df-do W H-ewwbbv - Ida tove, Iowa .ancy Allen Albert Lea, Minnesota QE! 2 N RQ I nl 1, lifyfsczi MQW MCarol Alm , Forest City, Iowa . LM ,aw . Jonica Ambroson V ' , JJOHL eland, Iowa M CL We made it! After that first week of registering and re-registering, we plunged into the unknown experiences of college life. We sensed at once the feeling of friendli- ness, and after initiation week was over, we felt we really belonged. We soon discovered-especially after the nine weeks grades came out-that books, too, were a part of college life. On week-ends, however, we stayed as far away from our studies as possible. The chilly football games and of course the Homecoming festivities all added to our fall fun. We will always remember the influence and help we received spiritually from the Christian Life Confer- ence, dorm devotions, and Christian fellowship. As winter snows began to fly, we watched and cheered our basketball team through victory and defeat. Forbid- den snowball fights and cold face washings now filled a few of our non-studious moments. Pre-Christmas days were highlighted by the Christmas pageant, caraling, and dorm parties. We returned from vacation refreshed, but Ieary of semester exams. The second semester passed even faster than the first. Easter vacation, choir tour, and the Spring Banquet were only a few reminders that the school year was rapidly drawing to a close. Summer vacation meant a separation from our class- mates, but as summer turns to fall, we will return as sophomores to welcome each other and the new freshman class.