Wartburg College - Fortress Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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A nswermg the G rowing Need ri ifgft CO Top left — Sweeping the steps of ancient Old Main is Carl Getting, maintenance and repair worker. Top right — Charlie Pichelmeyer, grounds superintendent, takes a few minutes off from his blackboard wash- ing to have his annual FORTRESS picture snapped. Bottom left — Posing proudly with the college truck is Ben Busching. Bottom right — Newcomer to the Wart- burg maintenance staff is Walter Rainey. With the multiple growth of the greater Wart- burg, comes the need for modernized mainte- nance facilities. Thus, the garage and mainte- nance building completed in the fall of 1951 adds its share to the century of progress.

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Books, Mail and Mob Action BOOKSTORE STAFF — Row 1, left to right — Amman, Alfson, Sorenson, Houston. Freese, M. Amman, Anna Diers. Row 2 — I. Conrad Guetzlaff, Nadine Eske and Anne Leo wait in line while Wolfgang Herr- mann, new student from Germany, makes a purchase at the bookstore window. Making the sale is Joann Freese. Mail-check after c o n v o makes this place one of the busiest spots on campus. 27

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A Pleasant Interruption Top left — Preparing the favorite honey and muf- left — Taking a minute off from watching the fin combination are Mrs. Henry Grube (kneel- steaming kettles are Mrs. Edward Bunger (left) ing) dining hall manager, Mrs. Ben Schiller and Mrs. Elizabeth Soldwisch. Lower right — (left) and Mrs. Theodore Hullinger (right). Top Dishing out a few of the hundreds of dishes of right — Mrs. Carl Getting (left) and Mrs. Charlie butterscotch pudding are Mrs. Martha Fisher Pichelmeyer (right) slice some apples. Lower (left) and Mrs. Ben Busching (right). North Hall, serving as pres- ent-day cafeteria on the first floor and men ' s dorm on the second, was built in 1888. As student enrollment increased, cafeteria facilities grew inadequate, thus ne- cessitating the remodeling of the structure.