Wartburg College - Fortress Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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WARTBURG HALL . . . Scene of Campus Attraction Wartburg Hall, which now provides a home for over one hundred coeds, was built in 1913 when the rented home annexes proved inadequate. The four-story structure houses a spacious lounge, a recreation room, the Den and college bookstore, as well as the apartment of Mrs. Rose LaBahn, house director.

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GROSSMANN HALL ... Stands in a Founder ' s Memory Erected early in the development of Wartburg College, Grossmann Hall stands in remembrance of a man whose endeavors bore fruit in the founding of the college of the Midwest. Pastor Grossmann, one of the enthusiastic promoters of early Wartburg, will long be remembered in the now modern four-story men ' s dorm. Complete with lounge and recreation facilities, Grossmann now houses near- ly 150 men.

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LITTLE THEATER . . . From Athletics to Dramatics Little Theater, formerly the college gymnasium, remains as a monu- ment to the past generations of Wartburg students who have passed through its portals. Completed in the spring of 1920 by Wartburg students and friends as well as businessmen of Waverly, the Little Theater now serves as center for KWAR, Wartburg radio station, and entertains capacity crowds for the seasonal play performances produced by Wartburg players.