Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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-8. THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE KEEPS WALDORF STUDENTS BUSY. Cary Baltusisj Mary Dalbey, Monte Waldorf, janiece Fisher, Keith Holtan Director, Cheryl Engesserg and Mike Carlson, Co-director. THE THEATRE CUILD PLANS WRITES, ACTS, AND PRODUCES Doug Porter, john Peterson, Kathy Egemo, Marellen johnson, Larry Wende- land, Ron Travis, Mary Dalbey, Kevin Rassmussen. 1 X! , This committee has more than .its share of problems, but this year's group had no difficulty overcoming them. Their func- tion is to plan activities for each weekend, and some of these activities this year were a Fabulous Flippers concert, several mov- ies, mixers at the start of school, and many, many others. The Theatre Guild is a new organization on campus. The members are students working in all fields of the theatre. They wrote some plays, planned the props for them, acted in them, and produced the entire production. Their contributions to the school have been valuable and their art has been appreciated. I nts

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NORSKE MANNER ET GOTT MANN FRONT ROW: Barb Lindroth, Linda Carpenter, Lois Gilbertson, Ruth Schom- burg, Kris Antoniussen-Ansen, Shirley Cooper. ROW 2: Amelia Rye, Helen Sandager, joy Belsheim, Karmen Swenson, Elsie Hanson, Serene lsaksen, Mary Sheldahl, jean Ingebritson, jim Knudson, Mr. lan Ludvigson. LAST ROW: Vernon Moses, Butch Hageman, Scott Olsen, Warren Moe, Mark Strand, Paul C. Nelson, Bob Matters, Mark'Rud, Dave Lykken, Doug Elling- son, Paul Stendahl. POLITICAL CLUBS STIMULATE STUDENT AWARENESS Young Democrats. ROW 1: Marellen johnson, Bruce Henryson, Sarah Eng- strom, jim Tatge. ROW 2: Pat Davis, Karen Cullinane, Pat Knitt, Larry Fjeldos. ROW 3: Don Nigg, joel Burgess, Loren Locken, Rich Lloyd, Monty Fisher, Duane Asbe, Gerald Anderson, advisor. The Norse Club is a group of language students who have enjoyed the year with picnics, parties, and club meetings. Under jan Ludvigsen, the year was enhanced with correspondence from natives of Norway. Young Democrats and Republicans or- ganized this year to lend a hand in November elections and support their parties throughout the year. These or- ganizations created more awareness of politics on the Waldorf campus. N I 'li 1 'Y A Sidi- 'fy xi --,eff - . ,i ,Q 1 wi L . ' QQ'-fir? - 47? , -.V if '15 1 - W ' TSM-wo .xi-.v i ' .Y 5 ue-