Wartburg College - Fortress Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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STUDENT SENATE ROW 1— R. Engelbrechl, M. Frilschel, GuetzlaH, M. Vorthmann, H. Diers. ROW 2 — E. Baehr, Buelow, Rudolph, D. Diers, B. Becker. ROW 3 — H. J. Meyer, Brauer, Hedslrom, L. R. Lechner, Bergin. Student Senate, since making its de- but into Wartburg annals in the 1921 Wahsa publication, has grown to such a prominent place in student life that it now occupies an important posi- tion in each yearbook. In addition to making necessary changes in the constitution this year. Student Senate, in co-operation with many other groups on campus, has presented a full program for student activities. One of the most encourag- ing trends in this year ' s student gov- ernment, which operated under the capable leadership of President Ted Guetzlaff, was its interest in inter- collegiate activities, such as the Na- tional Student Association, the sample United Nations session, the Lutheran Student Government Conference, and the Barber Shop Quartet contest. Interest in student government ran high as campaigns for student posi- tions became the order of the day. Outflies, conducting student body projects for Lutheran Student Action, and the landscaping of the south cam- pus, plus presenting gripes to the proper authorities, were also on the Senate ' s agenda. Robert Engelbrecht serving as vice- president,- Margaret Fritschel as secre- tary,- Margaret Vorthmann as treasurer,- and Herman Diers as reporter com- pleted the executive committee of the Senate. 10

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BOARD OF REGENTS ROW 1— Dr. Henry Schuh, Rev. C. Augusl Decker, Dr. W. L. Young, President C. H. Becker, Rev. C. T. Lang- holz. ROW 2— Mr. Carl Sievert, Rev. Alvin Frilschel, Mr. Waller Voecks, Rev. L. L. Belk, Rev. Marrilt Bomhoii, Dean G. J. Neumann. Jhuf ?{chL dUqh. JPul QandlsL - FACULTY-STUDENT COUNCIL Lefl to right — Buelow, Rev. Edwin Schick, Guetzlaif, Dean G. J. Neumann, Dean Elizabeth Gjervik, Dean Marvin Grunke, Rudolph. 9

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Miss Elizabelh Gjervik, dean of Wartburg ' s young women, has been a prominent figure on campus as she calls on her family in dormitory and annex. Counseling and advising women students with their academic and social problems is a )ob well done by Miss Gjervik. Dean G. J. Neumann relaxes in his comfortable study in Luther Hall. Whether one comes to him for help with an academic problem, to borrow a favorite book, or just to chat while the good Dean smokes his pipe, the student and faculty member, alike, may find expert advice on almost any problematic situation. A successful deanship of thirty-eight years has endeared Dr. Neumann to Wartburg College. Acting Dean of Students, the Rev. Marvin Grunke, really looks serious as he checks up on someone ' s record. From experience the student knows that nothing too drastic will come of Dean Grunke ' s pondering, but a great deal of good, sound advice may be given.