Wartburg College - Fortress Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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FACULTY-STUDENT COUNCIL Ernest Wilcke, Lawrence Reyelts, Gertrude Brokering, Dean G. J. Neumann, Miss Elizabeth Gjervik, Dean William Roselius, Rev. Marvin Grunke. I I nder the able leadership of the student body president, Lawrence Reyelts, the Student Senate served as the connecting link between students and faculty. Faced with the problem of a crowded college, the Senate had many difficulties to work out, such as ade- quate activities, regulations for the Den, and traffic rules on the campus. During the first semester, the Senate ' s proj- ect consisted of a campaign to raise money for the Lounge furniture. The second semester project took the form of a contribution to the World Student Service Fund. In a lighter vein, two peppy outflies were sponsored. Raymond Martin served the group as vice-president; Mildred Reinke as secretary,- and Stella Buhr as treasurer. STUDENT SENATE Seated — Gertrude Brokering, Marilyn Wallace, Eleanor Stubenvoll, Mildred Reinke, Lawrence Reyelts, Raymond Martin, Stella Buhr, Emilie Hannemann. Standing — Alvin Pinke, Arthur Baehmann, Norman Langholz, Paul Lechner, Ernest Wilcke, Paul Metzger, Her- man Diers.

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ynamic leader guiding Wartburg College in C. H. Becker in his second year as president these days of expansion and remodeling is of this fortress of Christian Higher Education. Leaders in the Realm Watching over the destinies of Wartburg as a college of the American Lutheran Church is her Board ox Regents, working with the Board of Christian Higher Education and the administration in planning the present and future of the institution. BOARD OF REGENTS Seated — Dr. Henry Schuh, Rev. C. August Decker, Dr. W. L. Young, President C. H. Becker, Rev. C. T. Langholz. Standing — Mr. Carl Sievert, Rev. Alvin Fritschel, Mr. Walter Voecks, Rev. L. L. Belk, Rev. Meritt Bomhoff, Dean G. J. Neumann. 10

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Df the King ' s Council I I aving served on the Wartburg College ' ' faculty for the past thirty-seven years, Dr. G. J. Neumann is the very capable dean of the expanding faculty, as well as head of the English department. He handles the academic details for faculty and students and is one of the leaders in helping to put Wartburg College out in front. Counseling and advising the women students of the college with their academic and social problems, Miss Elizabeth Gjervik serves the school well as dean of women. Dean William H. Roselius, who has passed on to the Greater Service, acted as a mediator between fac- ulty and students and as chief advisor to the rank and file of students in his capac- ity of dean of the student body. 12