Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1976 volume:

. 1 ll ? L1 1 D ' Q f 'fx-4 Nf--4'-in-f n ll Waldonf College Foaesr CITY, mm DEDICATED T 0 THE MEMORY OF . . . 1 C,f5l Dan Luttio Dave Saffel Dan Luttio, a friend. A friend that Dave has truly been missed by all. He changed much in the short time I knew typified the qualities Waldorf pro- him. Changes that brought him closer motes in the student body: A desire to to Christ. A friend we shall miss. learn, a sense of humor, and a love ofp A friend who has gone home to be with his brothers and Christ. His extreme hiS Friend, JESUS- willingness and competiveness were Dana Redfield very prevalent. In every sense, he was a person who cared. Neal Weltzin Life--Death There are sinners in this world and there are winners in this world. Accepting Christ as your Savior makes you a winner. Rejecting Christ as your Savior makes you a sinner or a lost soul doomed for eternal death. Now everyone knows death is not fun, but if you do not convert to the Christian way of life you are saying to yourself that you want to die eternally. You yourself are deciding to die. Now on the other hand, people talk about immortality as something impossible to attain, yet the minute you accept Christ as your Savior you never die. Yes, I said you never die. Sure, when h the time comes here on earth you will seem to ndieu to lost souls around you, but at that exact moment you will be escorted to heaven itself by angels. And you will live forever in peace, and love, and all the good things the Bible stands for. So, brethren, the choice is simple: eternal death or eternal life. You can make the choice right now for Christ and live forever, or you can keep on your slide down to eternal death and torment in hell itself. --Dan Luttio In This Volume . . . NEW ARRIVALS: Waldorf College is proud to announce th arrival of 289 new additions to its family. g gpg, Y WALDORF CATCHES HFOOTBALL FEVERH Winning is contagious. Teams working together proves to be the secret of a winning season. p SUE AND CREW SHOUT IT OUT! The spirit of Waldorf students comes to life with the help of cheerleaders, the pep band and the drill team. g g THINGS TO LEARN, PLACES TO GO, PEOPLE TO SEE, THINGS TO BE. The buildings where study of books and study of students takes place. gg ADRIAN'S ANGELS EXPERIENCE HEAVEN. Choir sings their way through Europe. SPREADING MUSIC IN THE NORTH CENTRAL STATES. Singers and Band share enthusiasm and harmony with people. HOMEWARD BOUND. Homecoming lets the frosh in on Waldorf corination, Game and Dance A Big Smash! Freshman suffer their initiation. WALDORF FACULTY PRESENTS STUDENTS WITH NITE ACTIVITIES. Students are busy with tests, busy with labs, research papers and studies...main- tenance keeps it clean and Mess Hall means service with a smile, full stomachs for awhile. 7 if WALDORF DRAMA. Presented six Waldorf students in search of a college-or something like that. g g g gg RELIGIOUS LIFE. FCA and LYE teams are involved in spreading the word, Unique, a happy place PROGRAMMED PEOPLE. Students make the programs happen... songs, talents, and fun are also a part. CC 8 Co. A success as well as the Christ- mas Pagent. INDIVIDUAL EFFORTS UNITED FORMS GREAT TEAMS. Basketball, wrestling, softball, base- ball, golf and track. gg, g INTRAMURALS FOR ALL. Spare time recreation both exhilarating and fun., g g HWE'D LIKE T0 ROCK AND ROLL ALL NIGHT AND PARTY EVERY DAY.H Relaxation...students uGet downn to the music and munchies. GETTING INVOLVED. Honor students, student campus, govern- ment, and internship get students ready for the world. gg g g gg RULES! RULES! RULES! Dorm council works toward peace. HWE COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHTQH 27 couples lived up to this statement at the Dance Marathon., SWING INTO THE SPRING OF THINGS WITH HSPRING SWING.H Couples and others eat, dance and enjoy ON OUR WAY OUT. Sophomores move on to new horizons, more schooling, jobs and married life. Take a last look., p SLANTED NEWS. Student's stories, views, and griges for all to read in the Lobbyist, Bi- monthly. 7,7 g THE WARRIOR STAFF MEMBERS FIGHT THE DEAD- LINE. Liberals fight conservatives. FIV VW Donna. Aarsyoldf ,N ect ' w '? 9 17' K ,, ' Patw ,Abens ,Ja M Afpw. L5 , 1 gy 12 uf, ' MW w v w A iii V J M X M Q! ' 5, V' .' v . E1 EEE 1' fy! -ffj2l,FmVL ,, ,1 , eee F -,i ,N , . -' fee Q . M 5 fi 11 Y. 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R3 Kipp Harris, George West, Joe Clark, Sims Kelsaw, Kevin Palmore, Mark Mattis, Dave Nedved, George Mink, John Morningstar, Jeff Hartke, Jim Firestine, Tracy Mathisen, Phil Colbert, Keith Harms, Steve Weidemann. R4 Mike Hopper, Jeff Lang, Kendall Stucky, Mike Teigland, Lonn Schlueter, Terry Schatzberg, Jim Holland, Brian Sansgaard, Ken Martin, Don Hollabaugh, John Brandt, Todd Koogler, Mike Johnston, Jeff Bergenson, Dave Hoste. R5 Jim Frein, Terri Dale Ralph Kappes, Tony Politz, Ken John, Doug Borgerding, Dan Smith, John Peek, Jeff Selby, Mickey Roberts, Reid Seipp, Kerry Ferguson, Art Volker, Don Shunkwiler. R6 Coach Boyd, M. McCoy, Coach Bolstorff, Terry Rhodes, Carl Radke, Larry Whiteside, Dave Petzke, Steve Flynn, Brian Grunske, Jerry Cowgill, Jay Wise, Coach Jerome, Coach Mekelberg. The Proud Coaches Davld Bolstorff, Nell Boyd, Denny Jerome, Gary Mekelburg. woods camp. 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B EI E' I-A El.Ti k'F LN RRIOR Men's Basketball FRONT: Sue Rinden, Sue Johnson BACK: Elise Oleson, Becky Olson A H2555 J M X., x x 1 x Football FRONT: Tresa Swenson MIDDLE: Sue Rinden, Shari Christensen Sue Johnson, Elise Oleson BACK: Janet Edmonson X 3 CI-IEERLE DERS FRONT: Angie Pike 1. MIDDLE: Chris Keith W es g Shari Christensen Teresa Swenson TOP: Sharon Hatland W0men's Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Rosheim, Julie Burgardt, Diane Teslow, Kendra Staples. 415. Vi, m 41 Drlll Team L to R Theresa Blumer, Cindy Olson, Sue Trcka, Lori Lebeck, Pam Miller, Mila Longmulr, Jennifer RIGHT: The pom-pom girls in actiong doing a routine they performed at the home football games, basketball games and some other occasions. BELOW: Here they performed for C.C. and Company. Pep Fest and Pe Band TOP: Cheerleaders play house with Bolstorff and Jerome BELOW: The pep band entertained us at most of the home football and basketball games. 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All Z3 5. ht K W Ei 4 W 5 3' VV 1 9 Makes gm W-mi , mi iiln K 1,3 1 Beautiful Music I H WIIW' xv mf 1 1 5: 552, Z V7 N ' M ' F? II Xin ! fiyi' - n Q Xi, KBS 'Qi iivif '1' 0 1' ,- A ,Q . 1-r -. 1 UNH., v w I -s 1 U Jil' II., x .A IAA' 'rg-.- A-1 -. ' 4 aw, :- gli-r it A l 4 5 5 Q 1' 41 1 x 41' ., . x .., -4:,'r - ,rv ,f , , Q a ,l-'7,.ff.' f .,g7Egy- Ln.Jj NEW WORLD SIN GERS To say the New World Singers of 1975-76 had a successful year would be an understatement. The group pre- formed with a professional touch, sharing the good new of Jesus Christ and His love. The highlight of their tour came at the Blue Earth, Minnesota high school where the audience roared to their feet as Chuck Hayes and Kevin Palmore finished the encore number Hhappy Day.H ,fx X if ,J 4' ,BQ I 1 w Waldorf Band 1 - Nil 1'-g- Af T35-AH x1 I M? if ii wmwmlmw I Monday, Sept. 22, 1975 began Initiation Week when Waldorf freshmen got a taste of what college life was really like. It seemed like every sophomore was on the look out for the lonely freshmen who weren't sure who was who yet. Tuesday marked the first day of Initiation. Clothes were worn inside out, which showed some pretty funny combinations, but the majority of kids wore sweatsu Wednesday brought cries of nAir Raidn from the sophomores. At this time, the heads of the fresh- men were buried in buckets, pails or paper bags. This brought about confusion since those plaguing words were heard from 7 A.M. to 4 P.M. and one never knew wherethey were coming from. Thursday was the day that all those big sisters and brothers contacted the freshmen and gave the orders for the day. The tastes of the sophomores went from one extreme to another. There were many hairy legs and knobby knees in the cutiest dresses, people in PJ's, snowmobile suits and army boots. Friday marked the end of Initiation with the freshmen wearing hats of all kinds, shapes and sizes Although the freshmen will never admit it, the week provided alot of laughs. FRESHME Above: Randy Banning... v HNy mother told me there would he days like this. Lower left: Lisa G. wonders if a bucket will Protect her from an air raid. F 1 xl Lower right: V Bruce J. and if 2 -TUNH Mohr f Ei dauQhter?j 4. M W 5. i3 Y THEIR Above left: Craig Patterson ask John Swanson where Csjhe buys his clothes, Above right: At least Waldorf cheeru leaders had matching socks and their grundies didn't show all the time. But apparently Todd Rossi didn't know that. Lower left: Kathy Cass is trying to break out again. Lower right: Dave didn't know about the dress code when he came to Waldor f THAT SPECIAL MOMENT AS CARRIE CROWNS BECKY Becky Fjelland Huxley, Iowa June 22, 1956 Queen Becky and her proud parents. Jesus must love us very much to give us a place like Waldorf. He has brought every person here for a reason, to fulfill the plan He has for each of us. Being selceted homecoming queen was one of the biggest honors of my life. However, it seems to me that there shouldn't be only one queen-- because everyone here is so special. Although Waldorf is certainly a place for which to be homeward bound, it's actually a step or two on the way of our ultimate homeward bound journey. Waldorf is not only a place, but it's people and it's an ideal that goes beyond Forest City and two years spent on campus. While at Waldorf, I spent time as pres- ident of Ormseth Hall, an R.A. there, in Student Senate, J.G.B., L.Y.E., Phi Theta Kappa and intermurals. But my biggest 1 learning experience has come from simply being with people here, seeing and sharing their love, and that of Christ. riched my life. One of the Sharon Hatland Feb. 5, 1956 Mason City, IA There are so many feelings, ex- periences, joys, and sorrows that are a part of all these that it has been hard for me to summarize it all. Waldorf has been one great learning experience for me. Through the fantastic people I've been blessed with, the classes and extra-curricular activities and the joyous and trying times I've learned more about myself and others around me. I'll never be able to thank the people here, or my Lord, enough for all they have taught me! These past two years at Waldorf have been a growing experience for me in many ways. I've has the opportunity to make many won- derful friendships among the stu dents and faculty. I've had the freedom to expand my knowledge within it's Christian education and have found here the fellow- ship enabling me to grow spirit- ually in faith and love toward Jesus Christ. The future is something to look forward to, and I know that I'll miss being at Waldorf very much. M .f Chris Olson Feb. 3, 1956 Lake Mills, IA Waldorf is a very special place to me. It has been full of exciting things. I have met many people who have en- of God's most beautiful things this place is the out about pouring love. I see it in so many people. I have learned it is there even through the problems. He is always there tool Helping to share all things. It will be hard to leave Waldorf but actually a part of it will always be in my And heart. Thanks to everyone here. May the Lord Conn tinually heaven's as with h bless you with blessings as well uman joys. Ps. 128:5 I plan to continue my education but am still considering several different schools. As I leave I would like to share a poem given to me by a friend while attending Waldorf: HThere is a destiny that makes us brothers None goes his way alone. All that we send into the lives of others Comes back into our own.n --Markham Jul ie Burgardt August 25, 1956 Britt, Iowa Randi Kay Eneboe August 21, 1955 Canton, South Dakota Homecoming 1975 'Y 55QQf3ihiEfkf? Dan Meyer, Kathy Gass and Jim Unbehaun ride the Choir's 3rd place float, HGet it Together with Godln 2nd Place brings Vikings SKOGMOS BOLD by Phi Theta Kappa: HKeep on a Sailin'!H H0 WARD BOU f t Vx,-S f ' -fl, SAY an HEEP BIG - 1 ,, A A, WARRIORS!! Yeah--Jeff, Mark, Joe, Bob, Chuck, Klavas, Paul 8 Joe. '75 Queen Carrie Hergert, attendant hostesses Sonia Osnes, Kathy Hennesy, Lorie Lebeck, Lynn Evenson, Julie Schroeder and the Court: Sharon, Julie, Queen Becky, Randi and Chris all relax and pose for pictures after coronation. Everyone has a swinging time at the dance. Get down O R COURT Sharon Julie Becky Chris Randi Hatland Burgardt Fjelland Olson Eneboe October 2, till October 5, 1975, brought Homeward Bound activities to Waldorf's Homecoming, when many friends, alumni and students gathered together during this reunion season. This years events took us from the opening bonfire on Thursday night where victory was already swelling up inside players and fans, through Sunday afternoon when hearts rejoiced together as choir, singers and band presented an exciting concert to conclude the weekend. Friday evening was coronation time with Dwight Dobell as host and five special girls to share in court honors. Escorted by their father, each candidate was an expression of joy and delight and probably a little nervous too. Shawn Oleson sang a couple songs, Bruce Jolivette, Marylin Haugen shared an instrumental duet, anticipation grew, and finally Carrie Hergert took her stroll, stopped and crowned our new queen, Miss Becky Fjelland. Shocked but truly honored, Becky greeted everyone with a bright and beaming face. CA certain host I know had a pretty big grin himself.D At 10:30 that night, many were blessed as we shared in the first Vesper Services, finding Christs presence richly surrounding us. A brisk Saturday morning started off with the ol' parade with Orm taking lst place in floats and Rass lst place in dorm decorations. The afternoon brought victory's proff as the Warriors defeated Iowa Lakes. Saturday night ended with the alumni dinner and the homecoming dance with music provided by Judd. Many good times will fill our memories of Home- coming l975, yes, we really are Homeward Bound. aldorf 'Ce' with President Paul D. Mork Part of Luther's explanation of the Second Article of the Creed says: nAll this He has done so that we may be His own, live under Him in His Kingdom, and serve Him.H When we serve Christ in a bro- ken world we reach out. When we serve Him we become that gift to others for which God created us. This Hreaching outn life is the exciting and fulfilling life. It is filled with risks while secured with God's strength and blessings. It always looks for ways to serve. Paul D. Mork X ,,- Not pictured: President Mbrk's secretary is Miss Evelyn Wolfs. BELOW: President Mork and Dean Peters take a break from their busy schedules to smile for the camera. E! dministration Dean of Instruction Dale Hanke Registrar Robert Bungum LEFT: Vivian Stenberg is secretary to Dean Hanke and Registrar Bungum. People need other people as a performer needs an audience. People need to know that other people are depending upon them waiting for them, pulling with them. People need people who believe in them, trust them, and expect much of them. Richard L. Evans dmission ffice Reaches ut For Waldorf ABOVE: Richard Peschau, director of admis sions and financial aid. LEFT: Richard Arneson, assistant director of admissions LOWER LEFT: Leonard Markusen, admissions office manager: Vicki Thompson, recep- tionist. BELOW: Admissions counselors-- Paul Felix, Denny Jerome, Dick Sand and Tom Witry. Not pictured--Jack Allgood. ABOVE: Roy Belsaas, financial aids officer. RIGHT: Gen Herren, assistant financial aids officer. Financial ids ffiee Helps Students is i F584 X' si to 6'5Cff E .Q 65' ' A'- .:.: '14. Y -I A 511: -f2x'rTazL.A sg- 5- , if all ' Athletic Department LEFT: Monroe McCoy, athletic director. BELOW: Darlene Toby, secretary. . . A 'JK ' V 5 K xy . ' 312 . . 135, 'p J, vii 9 . .f Business fficc Works With Finances wi f i A living lovin ' s laughing being sharing caring doing daring seeing believing giving so many worlds so much to do so little done Such things to be! ABOVE: Keith Kamerer, business manager LEFT: Virgil Thorson, accountant. BELOW: Joyce Carlson, secretary. Bookstore LEFT: Helen Barth, manager, and Eva Bartleson. 4? Librar FRONT: Osborne Bruland, Sherrill Danielson. BACK: Elsie Osmundson, Margaret Fardal. ,-1.0 4-as .our .val Guidance for Waldorf Chaplain, Counselor David Bolstorff Counselor Ken Johnson Dean of Students Philip Peters Community Service Gerrish Severson F riendl Faces at the Campus Center LEFT: Joyce Holtan, office manager. BELOW: Cindy Morris. office secretary 1 Ring! . . . Switchboard operators in the Campus Center are UPPER LEFT: Carol Mehlg LOWER LEFT: Florence Robleg RIGHT: Ruth Monson. Not pictured: Eunice Strand Taking a break in their busy day are Ott Tonneson Ruth Johnson, Diane Westby Darlene Toby 8 Johnny Nelson. L. to R.: Diane Westby, ISU Interng Alice Lewison, Sec Ruth Johnson, Office Sec. Otto Tonneson, Dir. of Planned Givingg Muggie Hagen Dir. of Parent Relationsg Ray Mehl, Dir. of Develop ment 8 Public Relationsg Martha Carson, Bookkeeper Johnny Nelson, Dir. of Public Relations. C Food Service SHOES ARE REQUIRED TO EAT IN THE CAFETERIA CSOCKS CAN EAT WHEREVER THEY WANT TOD. 69 ' ABOVE: Bernie Wallerich, Manager. UPPER RIGHT: Bernice Langerud 8 Hazel Lovik. RIGHT: Mae Charlson 8 Ethel Gudmonson. BELOW: Bernie Wallerich, Evelyn Fox, Rodney Swingen, Violet Tschirki, Paul Vaagen, Viola Brown, Clara Sunde, Marie Iverson, Betty Bode, Ruth Leibrand, Ethel Gudmonson, Mae Charlson, Elsie Wilson, Amy Hagen, Velma Severson, Judith Hale. Not pictured: Alice Severson 5 Bonnie Steiff. 'wil ' H - .,I ABOVE: Ben Baker, Superintendent of Building and Grounds. aintenance Staff Reaches ut For Clean Campus . . QQQFW E, '-ddr FRONT: Mary Church, Viola Fredrickson, Deanne McColloch, Selma Peterson, Betty Hutson, Ruth Kurtz. BACK: Forest Hale, Wilfer Anderson, Bob Seaton, Harold Roble, Lloyd Handeland, Tillard Bower, Lyle Worstein, Nhi Van Tran, Jim Helwig, Ben Baker. Not pictured: Helen Baker. 66 ' I N Head Residents lOVE: Helen Larsen, housing coordinator ,d head resident of Tanner Hall. BELOW: ndy Morris, head resident of Rasmusson .ll. Watch ver ur Dorm Life ABOVE: Elsie Reese, head resident of Ormseth Hall. BELOW: Rena Jean Tesch, head resident of Johnson-London Hall. F acult . ,U - ,. A- , frank! V , 1 '1 ' . Y.: 4 X ,wx ' , M 9 . M v V J .c Robert Abkes Helen ASP Richard Baur Bible, Music Physical Education 1 e estern im ' ' B'bl , W C' Reach David Bolstorff Neil B0Yd Bible Physical Education u i I I V ,. L Robert Bunsum Alner Christian Ingeborg Coltvet Business I , , Spanish, Social Science Business Ronald Eide Eric Fietz Julienne Friday Chemistry, Math English Psychology, Sociology ut James Hamre Ken Hansen Bible, Philosophy SPQGCH 1 ggi- lf , J, Y., X . , - ..-5, . M AYQ W ,Z V , IJ ' 7'i35'Q 'wi HEQQ 5 W ,sa hui fo' w-, 5 ,wah , H, Denny Jerome wayne Johns Adrian Johnson M ic Physical Education Math us To Our Minds W . 3 F' N '- Y . , X - Q 1-1 .1 fl ' XL V :E . Y-b ,. - 12 v 1541 y 'la l ., I 1 1, , it , .. ' J, 'K H X ' X iv ' Myfur Udwwa - x it 1 f W' V ' 1 1 x,, ' ' H-HTVGY Johnson Ken Johnson Robert Loken Science Math, Psychology English Rolf Lund Physical Education ' Monroe McCoy Physics Gary Mekelburg Paul N-HEY Barbara Nellermoe Business Hist. Gov. Home 8 Family French , German ' ' ---' -f V .VNew,'f.. 'nf it i TCm?Q - V'Af2FVVT . o M i f5L2fffc'I ' , 1 2 f' f ,. ' 3. , - J 2.611 aiiwfm g Pfflff J .i?'NFQE?h 3'xWHFyQEf5fW ,L ,I -45. ' : J 'Q' 'ij J' X V in -- ,3:l,pg14MLZg. wm- wf M , . -AM 'A 1 ' A .J if .N ' i'1' x 7 'V if MH n John Nellermoe David Rasmussen Art Tim Schmidt Music Piano Engineering, Ind. Ed. ' John'Shep Bible Harlan Thorvilson Biology Susanne Tjernhom Margaret Tonneson .i in Mike Van Auken Business English Music The Waldorf Theatre Lompany presents SIX Characters In Search f 11 uthor CSe1 personaggi in cerca d autoreD On November 7 6 8, 1975, The Waldorf Theater Company took its audience on an exploration of the drama medium and presented Luigi Pirandello's Six Characters In Search Of An Author. Provocative and controversial ever since its first appearance, Six Characters could be said to have ushered in the modern Htheatre of the absurdng it was also an important factor in Pirandello's winning the 1935 Nobel Prize for Drama. Though regarded as Hpretty heavy stuff' by a number of the local critics, the play proved to be a valuable educational experience for members of the drama team, they came away with some keen insights of drama and Pirandelloism. I n oi ,?--.---- 1 .,,.. J S xx, I rf fi I x ' .iz Lit .E '- like A .3 ,-X' ?'f'.f. .-1 . . MV' r' . 1 f -J'77 , V'7f' A 4 . ' V we 1 --1 H, L . ' 4 J ' ' i-Elf' Wffixif 1. i C ' itsuaffi x ,Q fs. M' --,.. . Y ,- 4 DRAMATIS PERSON AE Characters of the Comedy in the Making HE FATHER .... . ....... John Grebner HE MOTHER ......... .... Marcia Gundermann HE STEP-DAUGHTER... ......... Kathy Dove HE SON .......... .... Paul Beecher HE BOY .... .Mickey Peters HE CHILD .... ...Susan Hansen DAME PACE ..................... Jill Rossbach Actors 6 Other Members of the Company MANAGER... LADY .... ING MAN... I I LADY ........ ACTRESS... NGENUE .......... LEAD .... MAN .... -SHIFTER..... nun... Directed by Ken Hansen. ...Chuck Hayes Rebecca Larsen ...Dan Patrick .Rebecca Olson Richard Nelson .Carol Rosheim ..Cherry Skaar ...Mark Miller ...Joel Peters ..Clara Hansen ...Barb Norris John Radcliffe ..and translated into the English by Edward Storer. When someone comes to Waldorf,he notices some thing special about this campus. That special thing he finds is a joyous Christian spirit of love. What makes this difference? The people, the faculty, the staff and the students. Many people first come here with the idea, no more chapel or church for me, but soon they find tha without these they are missing much. The LYE gospel teams, Prayer and Praise, the Unique, Women at the Well, 6:30 prayer meetings and other informal meetings give a person op- portunities to share and grow. Special groups, such as Shekina Glory, Father's Image and the Imperials, give those who participate a bless ing of true Christian worship. Special times such as Com union Vespers also fill those who come with a peace that can be attained no where else except in Christ The Lord blesses His people. The Lord has blessed Waldorf. C Departing from BE harm , vt' uan Gving ID Tear. Tn? 'WGDPT 1i Z4VWT B6 hebvy , 6-1 The vvwerfxz.-igg, ..:g..n Ere gong-3, ulnen on ig unclersrcoqi , .gqgsn.-.5-., -Jesus, he hba Bvou.ggvN'r M5 T1'Yf'ox:.gYW,, 1-ngnxl 'vcr'-.agrx 5-nd Yxkkqgfrlj PCJPKAS .. ,3e5Q.5 is True, ln'gD1','l'1E shoupf. us B Be-tuzr' uqoy, To 4,0-wie-as , -to erwcxuve ,-rc 1'-nam mneugnu., Trueiy we haue 1-fam-ed The uorcl-s vcirwdvxags, Knowinqg his ?Y'!:.'5Q-.f'1QQ. LLLITYWKO . 'So QQCQO icy use .pax depart. D3 cA,r Qisicsn ifb xifikd Wwxcts Ysc.Y', E..fH' yum' eyes to see 'WMC-. QQ-jN0vq of' -rr-ua Lo.-ci , Y-or 1-he xigm- en- Tmlenci min neoexqoecer qzenfx, LLYWEYW TYXL Lo-'11 c:c,.. n9.S 'tc -1-Ukii. us vwo D041 f T0q.g:trx:.r :gg-sin , DDO 'HYYYE QJN Dau-Q nc ,.5u,g,U I Jag? E-Qreoer' , Pc.-ever Q0 His hoxifwess. .BLAST verfnennscfgrny tif-igrwqxs a Hifi gr-bu. R'-J 52146 Gnd chv-Q-,Ts lose .S Axuwayg mem-, ' .MST rcmewdeev his now, Qs bkUG7:9j6 Truman.-. I I , N I v ,iz fgient In Ig, ,WI N.P.:Not Pictured NORTHERN LIGHTS KINGS KIDS BACK: Doug J., Kathy H., Paul S. Tim N., Marilyn H. FRONT: Carolyn J., Paul F., Cindy T., Scott T. 3 w Rhonda C.,Pat I.,Barb D. L., Jeneen B., Todd R. P., Kathy G., LuAnn K. FRONT Dave K. N.P.:Wavne J. GOSPEL L.Y.E. Gospel teams at Waldorf this year were big in number and very busy. Ten teams with nine to eleven members on each, participating in various activities, including Chapel, the Unique, Waldorf Sundays, and full weekends at congregations through out Iowa and surrounding states. The main purpose JE S U RETREADED TIRES for a team was to go out and share the great news E5 that God brings us through the love of Jesus. As one unit, with Christ as the cornerstone, members grew to effectively relate to people of all ages Team gave an opportunity for an individual to grow spiritually as well as having good times and fellow ship with others. Some teams were going out as early as in September, and up to seven teams had been out at one time over a weekend. BACK: Cherry S., Deanie O H., Dan M. MIDDLE: Becky Sue T., Darrell R. FRONT Jane E., Naomi W., Rhonda N.P.: Lori S. ,Ron F-, H., NEW LIFE TOP: Jeff Q., Kathy S., Dan H., Brad U. BOTTOM: Donna B., Cathy S., Nancy I. N.P.: Kris P., Beth K.. Jackie P. IMAGE TEAMS BACK: Lori L., Dave T., Rachel L., Bruce B., Sharon R. FRONT: Don S., Kim V., Pam C., Joyce O., Craig M. N.P.: Janet H. BACK: John G.,Mer- ry V., Naomi F., Jenny R. MIDDLE: Steve B., Dave H., Kathy G., Pat P. FRONT: Judy G., Chuck H., Pam W. AN GS During these outings, members had chances to work with youth and college groups, in homes for the elderly, and to give services on Sunday. Teams from other campuses visited Waldorf frequently and HCaptive Freen an encounter team from Minneapolis, came to Waldorf to help our teams on a monthly basis. Kip Fry was coordinator for the teams and Mr. Abkes was Advisor, with the Lord running the whole show - the only way to go!! Both of these guys want to express thanks for the hard work and continuous effort team members and team leaders put forth. Glory be to our Lord who makes all things possible and pours many blessings upon us! May His peace rule MITCH TEAM in your heart now and evermore. Maranatha!! MORNING STAR BACK: Mary N.,Jeff N., Tess B., Kevin O., Valerie S. FRONT: Lori I., Br'-ICG J-, Pam B- TOP: Mary B., Kathy P.,Jeane N. N.P.: Jim A-,Sherilh MIDDLE: Kip F., John s., Paul R. FRONT: Diane S., Jane D., Karen V. N.P.: Nadine F., Terry B. JOSHUA TOP: Colleen C., J.C., Pam M. FRONT: Julie D., piano, Faye W. N.P.: Elise D., Patty A., Barb S., Jean T. COM UNION 77 Mmdmwddt cwmmumkas HnrdHwnNmmyGw. MbmkHmCmm9hrHdy0ma lmbdhmhmmdhh .. ,Lord Bod Aimi ny llon of the Tribe 0 u 11. Mmuwamdhndmht Author and FiI'I1ShHI'0fUlI1 Hlh. ArIvocalU.Tl1e Way. D.Jv5mjinq, LmdofAHlAn1SonoLbnd HwmnuhmdBHmpofimh AMSHLHEFMUSWMM Chief Comefstone. Kung of Kings, R'l ' .Lkltoftl W 'id hml1? Sgr yghteousness. Lord Jesusiignst. Chief Shepheud. R45urnectnog1 and Life. Hom of Salvanon. Govemor UmAUumnOmma SAY A FEW CROSS woRDs I 1-0 soMEoNE The Unique, located in the basement of Tanner, was a place of fun and fellowship throughout the year. Supplied with tables and chairs and a stage up front, not to mention the popcorn and water bar, plus posters and an old beat- up piano, the Unique was a meeting place for LYE teams, Bible studies, prayer meet- ings, and just good talks, in addition to being open almost every weekend for an evening. Several LYE teams from other colleges, high school gospel groups, and very often stu- dents would get together 8 share songs and skits. The Unique has grown to be a very special place, and with continued prayer, in- terest and hard work, it will continue to be a blessing to many people. Kip Fry, Nancy Indrebo, and Naomi Wendel were this year's caretakers. Jesus madepossi- ble a wonderful and active 1975-76 year for the Uniquev l 159 .Fii fwi y 4 ,lar l 1' 4 HALLELUJAH! ' HWY' W lf MmNhwmH lmsgorrcnyxzdmm. mdymfrelmcrcn. A mdy hn dggmrhd ' Iopray. 9 r wrpamaugsw . ,, ,I 7 r 4 adhmby nmm accserybody Let the good times roll! Never a dull moment I Right on with the Lord! A The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization of guys who have participated in high school or college athletics or intramurels and find victory not only on the athletic field but also in fellow- ship with Jesus Christ and each other. This idea was exemplified by the National Conference Theme HWe really do need each other,H and was carried on during the year as we found everybody had to be willing to help or nothing was accomplished. This year's officers were co-captains Joe Addis and Neal Weltzin, secretary Nick George, and treasurer Steve Hampshire. The activities during the year included: taking children from Winnebago Handicapped Services to a Waldorf football gameg helping with World Hunger week by having a pie-throwing booth at the carnivalg repairing toys for the needy people of Winnebago countyg holding a banquet with Mark Arneson, middle linebacker for the St. Louis Cardinals as the speakerg taking junior high boys to a Waldorf men's basketball game, then afterwards eating in the Valhalla and having Coach Mekelberg talk to themg enjoying a professional basketball game between Milwaukee and Houston, then staying overnight in Milwaukeeg visiting Handicapped Village in Clear Lakeg attending a weekfend retreat also in Clear Lakeg and finally hosting the 2nd annual FCA golf tourney at the Forest City golf course. Regular meetings were held periodically during the year and attempts were made to establish a constitution and gain space for an office and permanent place to meet. All in all it was a year of fun but more important a time for learn- ting the need to be truly Christ's examples both on and off the athletic field. ' There are friends who pretend to be friends, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother Proverbs 18 24 ,aa mW qi- gf I am 1-ngm I Thougnii of an 'HWE YEEHF-J'xAHf'Lkl pac KDXQ I LCN! new- ' 'x cmnncn- slay 'FWF' This is cha., DMT Cui' m can Say fmifwf Thib is nxa, u Cfked . uingirw when Q Q.:-o'-3 asmcu, 1 waxy are you so happy 2 1 E50SugsC11'ggO , R don-x need a rem-sun wc 66 VW-5PPYu Hfwecu za rea-gem ro bod. - 5,.5':'ru Pnundj W1 Pe-iI51:x'Qx'x rt: yOu ' UNGD Ex-oc.p I Hof: H- 9 I used +0 Pxbg r'nQnOpc3X y , BLM' nom.: -Kay Laumer Sharp g refxactxowws at unexpected r'ncxYwenTs f-Xbsw uuliow 1-hrcugh NW . nrxirxd rememggri mg 4-he V Vecqrri ng ex pem'evwQQ,b +Mai- ITUBLQ Wm myse hc . - mcumpna 'uYX.Q,'d6f' 2 i discovered 6f'l'er' S311-tiring mbnxj hours arguing u.:iTY's 2 -E-001 Jrhbf he was Simikarty engaged -dennis kcirxpandtnl C. C. Sf Compan The Mini-Chor sang selections dealing with the bi-centennial of our country. LEFT: Jane Cooper reveals her true love life. RIGHT: The Andrew Sisters belt out a tune. I BELOW: Mark Mattis and Mike Young sing a duet. BELOW: The little people danced for everyone's enjoyment. 'sl' Ai 'bf' eiyicwy' , 'I' xXx! . I 719 4- 4'J ..,. Sven. , , r v .L X f ffff, 1' R 2 1' .I -' X . quid' n H-is .1gc51f! 7 I : i . -' J. 14, 4, .'g,ii,- V .4-44.6, 1 k T A I A 'Z-'Uh w' QLEE' -sae? -f A 4 1 ' ' Q ,A 0549 UPPER LEFT: Doug Jenson, Ben Hofstad Kent Kennedy and Dave Skattebo make a great barbershop quartet. UPPER RIGHT: Bruce Byron recites a poem. LOWER LEFT: Bobbie Loken shows what he can do. LOWER RIGHT: Tom Rosdail entertains us between acts. Students Take ver Waldorf L. to R.: Dean Peters, Keith Kamerer, Ray Mehl, Tom Rosdail, Rich Nelson, Dean Downer, President Mork, Darrell Raduechel, Tom Johnson, Marilyn Haugen, Dean Hanke, and president of the day While he was President, Todd gave 3 diSCOllIl11 on all student parking tickets Todd Koogler. Darrell Raduechel working as Registrar for the day. ,rd-,,,, Elf V , 1 Ny, Tom Rosdail taking a break from library duty. Auburn and Company. 1 N Y '-,,4-'fx 5L uf' l , . u Dean Downer enjoying his secretary, Jennlfer Tweed learnlng nurslng skllls. Joyce Holtan The Warriorettes Have A Good Year BACK L. to R.: Coach Denny Jerome, Connie Boyum, Cindy Burgardt, Mary Schonhorst, Terri Dale, Ruth Munch, Manager Sue Grimm, SECOND ROW: Deb Nelson, Sonia Osnes, Kathy Hennessy, Nancy Hamilton, FRONT ROW: Cindy Kammin, Deb Baker, Connie Burgardt, Joleen Clark. 53 4 Waldorf Luther 87 Waldorf Buena Vista 43 Waldorf Centerville 48 Waldorf Ellsworth 59 Waldorf Marshalltown 35 Waldorf Esterville 50 Waldorf Luther 87 Waldorf Wartburg 67 Waldorf Fort Dodge 68 Waldorf Iowa State 90 Waldorf Wartburg 84 Waldorf NIACC 67 Waldorf Webster City 69 Waldorf Bethany, Minn. 29 Waldorf Midland, Neb. 67 Waldorf Wartburg 70 Waldorf Gustavus, Minn. 35 Waldorf Ellsworth 80 Waldorf Fort Dodge 75 Waldorf Marshalltown 30 Waldorf NIACC 70 I Waldorf Wayne St., Neb 75 Waldorf Westmar 62 I Waldorf Webster City 55 Waldorf Esterville 44 Waldorf Sioux Empire 57 Waldorf Centerville Waldorf NIACC 72 l Connie Burgardt goes up for the jump, with teammate Nancy Hamilton waiting for the results 1975-76 woMEN's BASKETBALL SUM ARY The 1975-76 season for the Waldorf Women was another very successful one. They broke the school record teen, and eleven of their twenty-six games were against four year compe- tition. Highlights of the year were finishing third at the eight team All- Lutheran Tourney and finishing second in the state amongst the twelve Iowa Junior Colleges. Although this season was a team effort, three sophomores gained state recognition. Co-captain Terri Dale was selected unanimously to the first team and voted the most valuable player by her teammates. Nancy Hamilton was chosen to Kathy Hennessy was selected to the Honorable Mention team. for the most victorys in one season with six- the second All Region team, and Co-captain REQ! ur Girls In Action Terri Dale tosses the ball up for two needed points in the game between NIACC and Waldorf. Deb, Mary and Nancy are in the field. a L2- LEAN Dark thoughts seem to be floating above manager Sue Grimm's head. Is it really that bad, Sue? ' i Q7 xy -L .. ,. - N . qi k?-,! kxki Warmups, organized confusion? Deb Baker struggles for the ball, with Mary Schonhorst ready to lend a helping hand. Action-Packed uys po ffof . ...,+,17 Travis goes up for a good shot 1 X f L..v, ff! mu' ,nr Ns' rf 9' Ny.. IA ,j f Jffdi' 7 A:'k c - ' iti If 5: P X 1 fc' E' ffl fe Jw, .,., ' I mv R?Tf- ---qs FSH ' ' .a ig? I .. -H4 S50 A412 Q Time out for a few C75 words. ,Ei Practice makes perfect. Warriors Break Even From left to right: Jim Bolin, Jackson Wells, Travis Finstad, Stewart Bryan, David Johnson, Bob Causey. Front row: Dave Iverson, Ron Boner, George Hase, Coach Mekelburg, Tim Haverkamp, Greg Jensen, Kerry Ferguson. Not pictured, Larry Cooley. i I V 7ff'f'l Z my ' X X U 4 e gg X X f Cla J LAD fri 'T Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Waldorf Freshman SEASON RECORD 100 1 Indian Hills Marshalltown Golden Valley Golden Valley Austin Roche ter NIACC Soumi Bethany Iowa Lakes Pillsbury Boone Ellsworth Sioux Empire Kirkwood Iowa Lakes Boone Marshalltown Ellsworth Waseca NIACC Sioux Empire Rochester Webster City Bethany Iowa Lakes 101 Calmar Tech. lf ,Jig s HAPPINESS IS A GOOD GAME. 94 ' ' 105 68 79 65 75 85 72 . ' 62 65 s 82 68 N' 77 88 ' 68 73 68 71 83 05 ' 62 76 88 68 97 Waldorf 75 Webster City 91 69 ' ' 73 94 ' 109 92 80 72 90 95 87 77 97 91 81 71 70 88 ' ' 99 86 99 79 ' 88 77 79 91 99 65 1975-76 MENS' BASKETBALL SUMMARY The 1975-76 mens' basketball team made a big step towards improving the basketball program. The teams season record was 10 wins and 18 losses. However, the discipline and organization that was established in the program made the season a success. The dedication and hard work put forth by the players was very evident as a school record was broken for total points scored in a season. 2093 points in 1965-66 season to 2183 points in 1975-76 season. The team finished 5th in the Northern Conference of the Iowa Junior College activites Association and won the Bethany College Blue Water Classic Basketball Tournament for the first time. Front L. to R.: Ed Dallman, Dan Owen, Art Volker, Bill Goergen, Jerry Fjeld, Jan Anderson, Dick Kruger, Mike Johnston, Middle: Gary Nelson, Dan Hagge, Larry Steinkamp, Dennis Carman, Lonn Schlueter, John Mohr, Bob Walker, Jerry Chizek, Back: Tracy Mathisen, Kipp Harris, Dan Smith, Hugh Marsden, Dave Hoste, George Mink, Coach Boyd. Wrestling Q Y x 'fs we I W ' . . ' 4 Jan Anderson-voted athlete of the year by V lyer 146 student athletes and took lst place at Art O ' Q nationals. I 5 lard work and dedication produced a winning season for the Waldorf Wrestlers. It un and exciting to establish a 14 and 2 record. The season was filled with many ighlights - winning the Madison Tech Tournament, defeating NIACC, qualifying six he nationals, Jan Anderson national championship, the team placing 14th in the ational tourney and winning 8 out of lO places in the Pillsbury Tournament. Jew team records were set in wins, winning percentage, takedowns, near falls, and alls. Individual records in takedowns by Art Volker and Dan Owen. Total points t Volker. Individual wins by Dan Owen C317 and Jan Anderson CBOJ. ,ournaments lassca --- 4 champions Jorthington 4 champions ladison-Tech lst 5 champions Iahpeton 4th illsbury lst 9 champions I9QiYiQBsl.E99252i 1 Dan Owen 31-1-3 Jan Anderson 30-5 Art Volker 25-3 Tracy Mathisen 24-6-1 Jerry Chizek 20-9 Bill Goergen 13-9 Larry Steinkamp 17-5 Lonn Schlueter 16-7 Dennis Carmen 13-4 Hugh Marsden 13-11 Dick Krueger 10-3-1 George Mink lO-6-l Kipp Harris 9-5 Jerry Fjeld 8-6 Mike Johnston 6-6 Jeff Selby 3-4 Bob Walker 3-6 Dave Hoste 3-7 WHS for by Scores Waldorf Bethany 3 40 Golden Valley O 55 Iowa Lakes 6 40 Madison -Te ch 14 2 4 Winona State JVS 6 37 Wahpeton lN.D.? 21 13 Eagle Grove 25 15 Worthington 3 O 2 9 Ellsworth 9 30 Kirkwood 16 43 NIACC 18 19 Crookston 15 29 Creston 12 35 u.n. Nebraska i o 49 Waseca N 9 34 Pillsbury Bill Goergen 142 Jerry Chizek-voted most improved wrestler by teammates. 1, Jan Anderson 158 .1 iff ,E Q W QE Kipp Harris 167 Art K Mike Johnston 190 Volker George Mink 190 Dan Owen 126 HEQEEEED Jeff SelbY 177 Larry Steincamp 134 Dave Hoste Hwt' IA, I 'A 'Q pl YQ me x 1 f f' ' 3 KW in '17' Agg- D P-1 6 .mE QM'- ,f ,r gf, - 2 P qu A wrkUCks BP? Xki '. 5 3 Li.. Ly ,TQ ..5-1 '-rwny' L14 1 fi. Softball .., I f f Baseball First Row: Jim Bolin, Kim Politz, Tony Politz, Dan McCollach, Dave Jensen, Dick Kruger, Dave Iverson. Second Row: Dave Grunzke, Kevin McKean, Bob Coggins, Doug Hahn, Ron Book Craig Patterson, Jim Holland. Third Row: Tom Bergland, Tim Alexander, Mark Miller, Jeff Thompson, Steve Sorenson. Fourth Row: Mr. Thorvilson, Ed Sinclair, Larry Schellhammer, i Tom Opatz, Pete Hanstad, Tim Nelson, Pete Olson. K ,MW K-- X .M- . bl ' 11 , W ' H ' !', ' L--'K n '1,V',,'-.rlbnw i e fe ' X , ,.f-v, Auf- -1 R, L1 X X I' , -4. ,,,1l,,. 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X l , XX 'X V f N Y ABOVE: Catcher Dan McCo11ach and pitcher Doug Hahn take time out to look over the situation. BELOW: Jim Bolin in deep concentration. -4 P 'F Z wif' ,I 4- gn Larry Schellhammer waves to his fans. rv- ' ii '!Q'i h 1- V' q. 4 X ia' ,mums w -i if 4 Q- 1' W a n ' 4 , pri '77-E EQ.,-TEST -5 '-' . L, '-J ll . 12:4 .42 -2 A , - ' T331-5. T f ,' xx, ., J ,, E -J 54- ' ,, -N ' MW' ,, 'f I A , 1 r gr in 54. Wm, ig . ,Q-pk 'P ,NJ rn-.j 1 .11 4311: ' A-'tink if- Q a 2-':.:'. ' xyuffx - Q, I' iv.. -Jr, QXg?L 1wf35f -if -Rf: if ,iq-, 1- ,- 4.. , 41291-- 'I .wld 4+ 1' wc. ,gi 55- L ' gs Egfigis T- 155-f 'fl - 1'-ff - Jwaggu T' ' ,r M, aiih- , 172 ' 'ytgr' ..T. : ,Gil A7 wr---4 5 . 41.5-:I ,Av Y il' -., ' 2-:f1:?'- .L - iz.: eiQ2mExE2'E2- r w W' E B h L ,H A' , . ,- , 'Q .2 X' ' x ,V ' Aa Jiri' V j All ' 'fi' 'ff r' , ft X' :Q ' Sixth' I ' Q ' 1 75:85 , '- 1 4' ' ' f fc , wr-7 j , 'CQ get :qu I fl., Cf 2h:ff,LmN f T Golf Waldorf took 5th in the Conference Invitational. They took 12th at the Austin Invitational. .1-' . 1 1... ,l,.. pw - 1..x ww.:u srf35?. ' ' ' -'-': ,-,Lf..4-,, -4 M., Jw Lm-- 1 WSH .M Sl, in 11 ,! y , XX af 1 xii rji QFQIJQ iLr I . 'Zi Y 37' ' J' ,J I . . N 'JQO fri f R Waldorf 15 Waldorf 4 Waldorf 35 Waldorf 65 Waldorf 7 Waldorf 9 Waldorf 7 Waldorf 7 Waldorf 45 Waldorf 9 Boone 135 Marshalltown ll Webster 115 NIACC 65 Webster 8 Esterville 6 Worthington 8 Esterville 8 Boone 105 NIACC 6 L. to R. Steve Hampshire, Ben Hofstad, Steve Ingrebritson, Dave Johnson, Loren Sanderson. Not pictured: Paul Beecher, Herb Black, Bob lngebritson, Mark Langerud, Mike Dosen, Jim Anderson. If VI wr- A .ifv 4 -. 'J' ,wx 'nz-ff' , ,ars- . r-'1-1 - -, 1-51. X - ' .-T. 1, H - ' '- X J, -.1 '4Q '1X-ggi ' - . x . V v- ' , ' jgf',' ,I-L1 ' V '1 - ,A - .h Wlgzvr 5. -,y ,f 1.o - ' ,f 4 fri, -N ,age . I ..- T ,Q in 4311.5 'Mun' X X N . X . . L ' ,.,. ' A I V . ,nf , J ' T'- 'mn 'V V .- .4 .vw 'ff M ' xr ' . A . , - ,. , , yn,-, . - . 4.-a ' , . -- f' . . n . 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Y 'i13Af fL' Lx A I 5-'11, M2 ff O mf: A 1 , A, ,,....,.-.--K 1 nk Nad? lqi in ' at ,1 '93 - 2-mi W - , -...X 'U Q ax 1 - 83' ' J .ids , X Q 'vfms 'f V- ?5f?4fxf. 'A 1-'11 W , '-5 i. :7.? 1 A -A-, 'Q-fri' ... aj f- fix x. su-.M E VE? iw 'IYQ . y ,. ' ' Ia sh., ,Q , 1 T.f 1'g B tl 11 180 ,.-..,--v-Ov ,V -5 . , -wr ..fw Thx'-liiit 'i retaryg Carol Munch, president, Paul Nes vice-president, Neal Weltzin, reporter. The Beta Lambda chapter of Phi Theta Kappa has been active on Waldorf's campus since 1932. This past year, our nation's Bicentennial year, has been particularly exciting. The chapter utilized the Bicentenni- al in many ways, such as painting fire plugs, sponsoring a theme- writing contest, and seeing that Waldorf was designated as a HBicen- tennial Campus.H Members volunteered to usher at school activities, to guide freshmen to their advisors' homes, to raise money for world hunger organizations, to help in the American Lung Association's Walk-a-thon, etc. It wasn't all work, of course. The group held picnics, a Christmas party, a ban- quet, and showed many fine movies. The climax of the year for many members was the National Conven- tion in Biloxi, MI. The chapter met with 1700 other Phi Theta Kappans for three days of excite- ment, companionship and learning. Two members of Beta Lambda were individually honored in Biloxi: Named to the society's Hall of K Honor were advisor Eric Fietz 8 1 president Carol Munch. Congratu- lations to the whole chapter! --Carol Munch 1975-76 Phi Theta Kappa officers L. to R.: Lori Tweedt, treasurerg Mary Butson, sec- S' COMES ALI E PHI TI-IET Members of Beta Lambda, a chapter of Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society. Student Senate Works For Waldorf I N '. .:- . EH, ' N I, 1544 A fir: urlk J ' v X4 'WA F-,:N .t , 'K -- 1 my . . ' AI I' . Y I .. J . 1 ff , 1 r ' .L DOH OFFICERS Tanner S Tanner N Orm Hari Chri Steve Mehl-P. , if 94 1 , Ed Dallman-T. 4 ' fit i , Not Pic.- Steve A:TI: .r -- e H Hampshire-V.P. , Lug r WEL' v Bruce Byron-S. F , ' I Lori Lebeck-pres., Sue Trcka-Vice-pres., Sharon Johansen-secy., Donita Patterson-treas. Pam M1kk31SOH pres., Cindy Kammin-vice- pres., Judy Farris-secy., Colleen Carroll -treas. Stensen-Pres. 'oleme Clark-Vice Pres. Worotry Vr iedl-Secy. L. . A - Hass :Arla Marti--frees. 39 X.: Dan Owen-Pres. Stewart Bryan-V.P.-Johnson Jerry Chezik-V.P.-London pf? -...A Kendall Stucky-Treas. nlke Lolstao necy. 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RIGHT: John Swanson 8 Kathy Gass. LEFT Marla Marti and friend. wx, 3' my-:K s 1 Te Y if T on y? B raduates X I tn Reach ut To The World 'W Y 'A Waldorf College's 73rd Graduation Exercises 1. were held on May 16th, and because of rainy weather, the activities were held in the Civic if Auditorium rather than on the east lawn of Salveson Hall as they traditionally are. For the morning Baccalaureate worship service, President Paul D. Mork gave the Ag class of 1976 a sermom entitled UThe Best Worth Knowing. At 2 o'clock that afternoon the Com- ' mencement exercises were held. Dr. Oscar W A. Anderson, President of Augsburg College in Minneapolis addressed a crowded Civic full of graduates, faculty, family and friends. President Mork then conferred degrees to the 183 graduates in the Class of '76. 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