Wartburg College - Fortress Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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At the first sign of spring everyone wants to go outside. Grossmann residents take advantage of every perch they can find. Sleep is often a scarce commodity for active students. This student catches a little catnap in front of the Union. Although the game room is only open for limited periods of time a lot of people head there every day. Diane Grote and Trudy Haines take a break in their daily routine to play a game of pool. Free Time

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Oh, Those College Days . . . And Nights (Cont.) Sophomore Julie Knutson, a Print Shop worker, assembles a Band Aid Follies program. Suede deBronkart and Paul Langholz stage an impromptu performance for a few manor residents. 12 Free Time

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As students and alumni did some reminiscing, they also tried to come up with methods of main- taining body heat (anyone ' s). Ideas tried by some were jumping up and down at or in the Home- coming parade or staying for both Kastle Kapers shows (despera- tion). Remember When Homecoming Was Ever So Cold? Watching the Knights rip the Peacocks ' tails off (score 70-13) from Clinton and keeping a ther- mos of hot chocolate and pepper- mint schnapps handy warmed up Saturday afternoon. Laura Schwerin and Steve Herder, who met at Wartburg as freshmen and are now engaged, leave the Kastle Kapers audience after Laura ' s coronation as 1976 Homecoming queen. Drinking cold beer makes a better hot weather activity, but sup- posedly the friendly atmosphere kept the heat up at Oktoberfest. So, despite the bitter cold, Wart- burg improvised through another Homecoming of retraced steps and remember whens ... President and Mrs. William Jellema get into the act of waving, smiling and throw- ing candy in the Homecoming Parade. 14 Homecoming