Wartburg College - Fortress Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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FORTRESS QUEEN Mrs. Shahnaz Roach

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CAF, DEN . . . experience changes RELAXATION IS the key to the life of the college student, but it ' s even better if you can relax in a re- decorated short-order house. Redecorated by the 1966 Student Body Project, the Den provides o welcome retreat for the Wartburg student. Although much grumbling was heard at first, it was received generally as a better place to gather. The cafeteria also underwent a few changes during the year. Another chef was added to the staff, and steak ap- peared often enough on the menu to please the students. WATCHING JIM Seidel slice a roast for the evening meal, Wartburg ' s chef, Les Reeder, offers some pointers to improve Jim ' s technique. VARIETY IS needed in the menu of any cafeteria, but an occasional barbecue mokes everyone even more aware of its adaptability.

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SHAHNAZ ROACH . . . crowned Fortress Queen ADMIRING HER roses, presented by Mrs. Bachman, Shahnaz sits with her attendants Jon and Barbara after being crowned Fortress Queen. BEAMING WITH happiness, Shahnaz holds her roses, wears her shining tiara and receives congratulations from President Bachman. A native of Teheran, Iran, was crowned by Dr. John W. Bachman on December 3 as the 1967 Fortress Queen. Mrs. Shahnaz Roach was chosen by the Fortress staff from an original field of ten coeds and crowned from among four finalists. After Dr. Bachman had crowned Shah- naz, Mrs. Bachman presented the lovely queen with two dozen long-stemmed red roses. Escorted by her husband, Tom, Shahnaz joined the long list of Fortress Queens who have become eligible for the Drake Relays Queen title. Shahnaz came to the United States in 1962 and matric- ulated at Wartburg in September of 1963. She is a senior majoring in sociology and social work. Mrs. Roach ' s attendants were Jan Christensen, Mrs. Bar- bara Scofield and Janet Stengel. 25