Wartburg College - Fortress Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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Home of Learning . . . Luther Hall Standing boldly at the front of the campus, Luther Hall gives an on- looker from Bremer Avenue the first impression of Wartburg College. It is fitting that this should be the first building of the college to catch the eye of anyone passing through Waverly, for this structure is the site of many student firsts, as incoming freshmen soon discover. Home of the administration, library, and reading room, as well as many classrooms and laboratories, Luther Hall stands as the symbol of a solid Christian Education.

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Hub of the Campus . . . The Fountain In the winter months it stands cold, drab, and lifeless. With the ad- vent of spring, the fountain, like the trees, seems to wake up and live as it sprays a fine mist sparkling in the sunlight and glistening in the light of the moon. Here, too, the incoming freshmen discover an- other tradition as they freshen up on Outfly morning.

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Knights Gymnasium This imposing structure brings memories of thrilling vic- tories, heartbreaking defeats, and svortsmanship on the hardcourt. Throngs gather in this building to witness performances of world-renowned artists, featured on the Artist Series. Grossmann Hall A structure throbbing with the activity of 150 men and Dorm Supervisor Norm Johansens family, Grossmann H all contains a spacious lounge, kitchenette, and a recrea- tion room — the Gauntlet.