Wartburg College - Fortress Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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student Ahoy ior the good ship Wartburg! Roster: Frances Langholz — Captain La Verne Streich — Chief Mate Main Crew: Student Senate Faculty Student Council government Log: Wonderful weather and good sailing,- year ' s activities: Two peppy outflys; nominations for Who ' s Who,- all elec- tions conducted by crew,- staunch sup- porters of Lutheran World Action, on the lookout for general improvements, especially in the dining hall and among the student body. Seated: A. Baehmann, L. Dobroth, B. Fritschel, D. Helmbrecht, L. Slreich, J. Bangert. Standing: E. Fritschel, K. Kohl, P. Albers, L. Lechner, R. Hamper, R. Swensen, L. Reyells, W. Roleder. — 7 —

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deans DEAN GUSTAV NEUMANN — genial dean of the col- lege — a poet in his own right, — office on 3rd where many problems of students and faculty alike are taken. DEAN WILLIAM ROSELIUS Rosy — Dean of the student body. He ' s the man to see for excuses — link between student body and faculty — coach for basket- ball. DEAN ELIZABETH GJERVIK — Dean of women — always has the right idea for a party or tea, — she worries about the welfare of the Wartburg girls.

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To be an artist one must be able to see art. The art students and the two- year teachers are learning to see art under the supervision of Miss Helen Wright. Miss Wright instructs individuals and classes in normal and industrial art. The students learn the touch of clay, how to master water colors, and to use paper mache and other tools of art. Second year students may take a course in art appreciation. This course familiar- izes students with the development and history of style through the ages. Students also learn to know the famous masters and their works. MISS HELEN WRIGHT — 8