Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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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

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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