Texas Lutheran University - Growl Yearbook (Seguin, TX)

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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.

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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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MR.,W. W. CHRISTIANSEN The man with the friendly smile and cheery greeting, Mr. Christy is TLC's' busy Director of Public Relations. Students become ac- quainted with him before ever arriving at school, for from his office 'come all those letters of instruction, bulletins, and cata- logues. l-Ie's always interested in getting new students to come to TLC. MISS, KATHERINE DIEI-IL Miss Diehl's capable supervision inthe library is very valuable to struggling students searching for information for term themes and reports, With Miss Diehl as li- brarian, the library is always a neat, attractive, quiet place to study. MR. W. N. CORDER Coach Corder is TLC's jack-of- all trades. Whether it be teaching business administration, assisting in coaching the boys in the gym, or purchasing food for the com- mons, Mr. Corcler excels in all. His capability and efficiency make him indispensable to the college.