Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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'Q LOBBYIST REFLECTS MOOD OF CAMPUS This year, more than ever before, the Lobbyist reflected the mood of the students. Letters were printed concerning danc- ing, the Viet Nam War, smoking, and many other matters. Edi- torials were written about these subjects and others. These stimulated student interest and as a result, more students read their paper. Left to right: Debby Shelby, Lois Gilbertson, Nancy Hamilton, Barb Tool, Lu Ann Trunnel, Linda Sampson, Linda Sandstede, Shirley Cooper, Sally johnson, Stan Sinex, Lee Snyder, john Quintne and Barb Reisetter-Editors, Stan Norson-Advisor, Dan Anderson, Ernie Dale, MIDDLE: Bill Barber, Gil Lea, Larry Walker. WARRIOR REFLECTS LIFE AT WALDORF FRONT, left to right: Richard Holte-Photographer, Karen Cullinane-Copy Editor, Barb Anderson-Layout Editor, Linda Hanson-Editor-In-Chief, Art Holtan-Business Manager, SECOND ROW: Pat Knitt, Karen Becker, Sarah Engstrom, Linda Howlett, THIRD ROW: Marianne Cigeay, Serene Isaksen, Dawn Reese, Pat Dreyer, Kristen Hilleson, Dan Anderson, TOP, Flo Lea. The Warrior is Waldorf's book. We planned and created it with thoughts of Waldorf. Our love for Waldorf is put on each page- with the pictures of people and life here. lt's expressed in the printed words. This is your book because you are Waldorf. Your expressions, moods, and accomplishments are what we've taken to comprise it. Anything you feel about this book is reaction to what you've done.

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PHI THETA KAPPA STRESSES SCHOLARSHIP ROW 1: Lani Schilling, Jeannine Tonneson, Karen Martens, Car- olyn Hegge, Carol Monson, Arlene Eliason, Sandy Evenmoe, Denise Anderson, Jane Barnard, Kathy Moen, Linda Sampson, Sue Gilbertson, Bev Henryson, Kristen Hilleson, Faye Hill. ROW 2: Becky Missal, Roberta Smith, Pauline Fietz, Jane Olson, Karen Cullinane, Elsie Hanson, Alice Weisz, Ruth Braham, Kris Hopper, Dawn Reese, Mary Dalbey, Mary Miller, Marellen Johnson, Pat Dreyer, Linda Hanson. ROW '3: Phil Holtan, Steve Sondall, Jim Rude, Monty Fisher, Tim Christian, Ragene Hodnefield, Cary Severson, Michael Hall. ROW 4: Linda Olson, Sarah Engstrom, Martha Elvebak, Ellen Erickson, Sandy Sass, Jim Knudson, Mark Jolivette, Bradbury Anderson, Bob McNutt, Doug Hoxeng, Danny Shen, Kerry Beauchaine, Sally Johnson, Renita Hogen, Vicky Pedersen, Karen Gardalen, Trudy Mechem. STUDENTS PLAN FOR TEACHING PROFESSIONS Phi Theta Kappa, a national honor so- ciety for junior colleges, is both a service organization and honor society on the Waldorf campus. Each year members sponsor a film series and some activities. This year Phi Theta served as guides at a few activities, while sponsoring such things as a Halloween Party. S.l.S.E.A. opens up the field of educa- tion to interested students. Organization members read education magazines, while attending regular meetings, work- shops, and conventions. Their participa- tion in this club is rewarding for both the present and future. Kathy Egemo, Faye Hill, Ruth Schomburg, Diane Davidson, Jackie Jacobsen, Deb Willig, Kathy Mohr, Sandy DeLavergne, Karen Martens, Sarah Engstrom, Bev Hovick, Mary Nelson, Linda Howlett, Karen Cardalen, Jeannine Tonneson, Nancy Lomen, Otto Tonneson lAdvisorJ, Ann Danielson, Jane Olson, Darwin Bruesewitz, Bonnie Berkland, Margie Kobs, Ruth Nuetzel.

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,cy INTRAMURALS VITALIZE CHEERLEADERS CAMPUS DO THEIR THING Officers: Kathy Egemo, Kathy Christ, Darrel Engebretson, Dave loan Danielson, Denise Anderson, Donna luliar, Karen Martens, Axon, and Cheryl Engesser. Linda Sampson. Alternates: Cheryl Engesser, Pat Swenson. ROW 1: Roger- Hinderaker, Paul lohnson, Perry Schroeder, Fisher, Dennis Ahrens,ALon Ledvina, Rick Kearns, lim Dralle, lerry Hatlevig, l0hn Sorenson, jack Woodworth, Steve Wegner, lim Kennedy, Steve Sondall, Bruce Bradley, Bob Williams, lim Scott Case, Doug Ruffridge, jim Hayden. ROW 2: Ron Tesdell, Helfert, Ron Hawkins, Dennyjerome. Lance Manson, jeff Franko, Doug Hoxeng, Craig Russell, Monty 124