Wartburg College - Fortress Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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Service Unlimited MRS. FLORENCE HERTLEIN Dean of Women EARNEST F. OPPERMANN Dean of Students FRED THOMPSON Admissions Director THE REV. EDWIN A. SCHICK Acting Chaplain DUANE SCHROEDER News Bureau Director Page 20

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Roots of Progress BOARD OF REGENTS - Fronf row: The Rev. W. C. Langholz, Mrs. J. Meyer, Mrs. H. Graven, Miss H. Moehl, The Rev. D. Kilgust, Mr. W. Volgts. Back row: The Rev. L. Sharer, The Rev. H. C. Schiffler, Dr. W. F. Schmidt, Dr. L. L, Belk, Mr. F. Miller, Dr. W. L. Young, Mr. E. J. Spomer, Mr. F. Lenlz, Dr W Voecks Dr. C. H. Becker. DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL - Front row: R. C. Keister, H. M. Vov ers, W. Fredricks, M. Parr, Dr. C. H. Becker, L. Cherry, The Rev. A. Baetke, W. Schield. Second row: The Rev. M. Ackermann, hH. Hagemann, G. Yock, A. Antholz, E. A Karsten E. Rehbein, H. C. Engelbrecht. Third row: M. Kr amer, E. G. Homuth, I. Mueller, Dr. W. Voecks, J. Donneli, A. H. Niewoh- ner, F. Thompson. Now serving in his forty-ninth year at Wartburg, Dr. Neumann has become a well-known part of Wartburg tradition. Be- sides his position as chairman of the Division of Languages and Literature, he is college vice-president. All who know Dr. Neumann are impressed by his great love for literature and his personal interest in the students. Uncle Herb, as he is known by the students, displays an ever-present quality of friendship, which students have learned to look for in his smile and friendly Hi. He is often seen scurrying from building to building on campus as he carries out his many duties as business manager and as- sistant to the president. Dr. G. J. Neumann Mr. H. C. Engelbrecht Page 19

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Faculty . . . Playing an Active Role Imparting knowledge, taking a personal in- terest in each student, playing an active role in the college community -- these and many more are the tasks of Wartburg faculty members. To the Wartburg students they are an integral part of college life. Five faculty members were promoted this year. The Rev. Karl Schmidt was ranked as as- sociate professor of Christianity and Miss Erna Moehl as associate professor of English. Other promotions included Mr. Melvin Kramer, who became assistant professor of business adminis- tration. Miss Adeline Langrock and Mr. Robert Campbell, assistant professors of physical edu- cation. Ten new members were added to the faculty, making a total of fifty-eight. Additions include Dr. Clifford T. Hanson, head of the Philosophy Department; Dr. Manoocher Aryanpur, assistant professor of English; Mr. Daniel Bardarik, assist- ant professor of biology; Dr. Charles Swenson, assistant professor of chemistry; Mr. Maynard Anderson, instructor of voice; Mr. Raymond Harms, instructor of Greek; Miss Marilyn Lun- dell, instructor of English; Mr. Donald Martens, instructor of accounting; and Mr. William Walt- mann, instructor of mathematics. The Rev. Robert Dell was added as assistant professor of Chris- tianity the second semester. Dr. Wolfgang Wessling served as exchange professor of German for Dr. Katherine Love, who spent the year teaching in Germany. Dr. Alfred Haefner and Miss Jean Abramson were on leave of absence. Mrs. Marjorie Gregory was added to the library staff. Dr. John Chellevold Dean of Faculty Page 21