Texas Lutheran University - Growl Yearbook (Seguin, TX)

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1,'if F l'7' PRESIDENT Wm. F. KRAUSHAAR That friendly greeting and big smile plus a pince-nez spell 'Prexy for all students on the campus. Students need never fear going to his office for information-unless they are in a hurry, for he is likely to tell a fascinating story in addition to the de- sired information, DEAN ADOLPI-I C. STRENG As dean of TLC, head of the Bible Depart- ment, and sponsor ot the Pre-Theological Society, Dean Streng is a kind and direct counselor, a sincere and powerful instruc- tor, and an inspiring example of enthusi- astic Christianity to the 'students of TLC.

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5 . 1 Y seulcsuee to me X Since this last junior college Growl ls W the past, our thoughts turn first and l blessed the WE HAIL . o o Texas Lutheran Colleoe of foremost to the God of our Fathers who so signal y Texas Lutheran College of yesteryear. We hall our Lord Jesus Christ, who, through the guidance of his spirit, dlrected the ' COUTSC ef T L G through the many ups and downs of the past to this day of expanslon. We hell the supporters end patrons of the ohuroh and com- munity who ln the past have so loyally stood 'oy this institutlon lthrough thick and thin, through adversity and prosperity, by prayer and deed. y hers of the Board of Regents and of the ' the meager beginnings We hall the many mem Faculty of Texns'Lutnersn College who, since of lB9l in Brenham and the re-establishment of the college in Seguin in l9l2, have guided and directed the destiny of our be- loved T L G. Especially do we hall Doctor C. Washer, who stood at the helm in the most perilous days and saved the lnstltutlon from closing its doors. We hall the hundreds and thousands of students who have palssed through these halls of learning, some of whom are no longer among the llvlng, who received here a truly Christian preparation for s life of useful service to God and man. And last but not least we hell our present student body, the largest in our hletoryg and our Faculty, on both of whom will de- volve the task of transmlttlng to the students of tomorrow the ldenls of Christian faith and life, which alone can guarantee Sucgessg We look to the future hopefully and prsyerfully, as we acgept the blessings of the past ss an earnest and pronlse for even greater blessings ln the future. .1 Mr 4:-. I .Q , .V -N . ,sf---..NR W- :HA one 3 ,I :v R' E-'iw' Y . -' , -.I ' , , . 1 , Jmfj l a gs 'ffl riff- 11 ' I H. 'QR 2-Q K' s AWQ Lnieszom-'- - .- nj V or fel? adqA,.,...

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l REV. FRANKLIN BREHMER Whether it concerns Bufo the Toad or simply a longissirnus dorsi, Rev. Brehrner knows all about it as teacher of biology. Besides biol- ogy, he teaches a Bible course. His sincerity in actionand words con- vinces everyone that he really knows his business in religion as well as science. DR. WALTER H. BECK Dr. Beck, the new head of the De- partment of Education, is known to all students who are planning to enter the teaching profession. He possesses a store of psycho- logical knowledge behind his quiet exterior. AEN? MRS. LEONA BOGISCH Mrs. B. is responsible for making the Girls' Dorm seem just like home. As apr beloved Dean oi Women, she is always a friend in need. 'She has charge of the girls' P. T., she supervises the din- ing room, and she is an assistant in the English Department.