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Courtesy of Muhlenberg Press.
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. . Watching -- Working even though it may have caused you to use Dillavou Lunch ' s easy credit terms for a time. And now the climax in . . . JUNE, 1953 Only four days in this month con- cerned you and the college mutually. The college was to lose something — you were to lose something and yet ultimately gain. As an underclassman, you looked forward to the next September, and as a Senior you clutched the precious diploma and remin- isced. This is the story we wish to tell in the . . . 1953 FORTRESS This yearbook aims to relate in pic- tures and words the story of the college and you through the 1952-53 school year. It is the tale of you, the individual, one of the student body and part of the college. Unfortunately, it is impossible to cram the contents of all the actions of 600 individ- uals between the covers of a 144-page book. Our interest has been to glean the high- lights, and present them to you in a theme woven around A Mighty Fortress. You are to feel that you ' re part of the Fortress of Wartburg and its Outflies, chapel serv- ices, athletics, and Artist Series — this is shown by the new feature section and page brighteners. On the division pages is the core of our theme, A Mighty Fortress. Here you will see the founder of our Lutheran church and the composer of the hymn with the Wartburg castle in the background. As you recall the many times you sang the hymn, you will relive the Wartburg activi- ties shown on the hymn — illustrated by objects appearing on the right side of the double-division page. The goal of the 1953 FOPvTRESS is to portray your role played in service to The Mighty Fortress. Whether a faculty member or a student in the Wartburg Fortress, you sought faith-inspired service to the mightiest bulwark of all, A Mighty Fortress — our God, You laughed at Cry. ' '
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SCHOLASTIC LIFE Copyright 1942, by Galaxy Music Corporation A .MiClHTY FORTRESS IS OUR GOD ' MOTET For Chorus r)f Mixed Voice?, Un ac com pa I! led EDWIN LIEMOHN A might - y f Jr - tress is our God . 1 A trust - y
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