Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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' 1 . - - V .., ,, --,,'. - 12 2 gi . .,,l, Qi 1 i' N ' . .:-v if S--rf. -'f - Q 1 2 wr... -ei gg.. ..... li Q as K 'kk if ii E I LL',V X , AIV. -.W W - .. an .. -. . - .,....-A A sf BERTHA HANER EWERS, A. B. Cotner Academy, '09 Collegian Staff '11-'12g Croaker Staff, '11-'12, Pres. Student Yol- unteer '13-'14g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '10-'11, Philomathian V. Pres. '10, Treas. '11. NVo1'k she welcomes with a smile. Not yours but t'his. A faithful and true friend is a living treasure, inestimable in possession. CHRISTOPHER SMITH, A. B. Ulysses H. S., '09 Graduate Com. Dept. '10g Class Football '13, Football '13, Treas. Class '12-'13, Treas. Y. M. C. A. '12, Mathesiang Senior Play. A football genius lately discovered. Voc-ntion undecided. Sometimes mis- taken for n Freshman. B1lSllflllll6SS is an ornament to youth. ANNA OESCHGER, A. B. Cotner Academy, '09 Collegian Staff '13, Class Treas. '13-'14g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet '13- '14g Sec. Philomathian '13, Junior Playg Senior Play. lQuiet but friendly. Patronizes good p nys. 'CX beautiful smile is to the counte- nzuwe what the sunbeam is to the l1llHlSC2ll'I9. JC B -23- EDWARD BRITT, A. B. Cotner Academy, '10 Football '11-'12-'13-'14g Basket- ball '11-'12-'13-'14g Athletic Board '13-'14, Hockey '07g Philomathian, Senior Play. Captain of the ttflvef' Has a repu- tnticin 2 fors?':u'd agdta half back. A 'ro I' y na u1'e an raininff. Uliveryone has a fair turn td: he as lu-1-1-at as he pleases. NETTIE PARMENTER SHER- MAN, A. B. Cotner Academy, '08 Class Debate '14. Senior Play. Not only plans well but executes ju- dlr-ionsly. t'l:1ss Ma. No wonmn can really be strong, gentle, pure and good without the World being better for it. HARRY HILL, A. B. Rochester, Minn., H. S., '08 Collegian Staff, '11-'12, Class Treas. '10-'11, Class Pres. '12-'13, Proh. League, Pres. Ministerial Assoc. '12-'13-'14g Y. M. C. A. Cab- inet '11-'12g Pres. Philomathian '14, Tres. Tennis Club '13-'14g Junior Play, Senior Play. Drezxnier of dreams. An ideal brother. Specialty-Chapel announcements. No wild enthusiast ever yet could rest, till half mankind were, like him- self. possestf'

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MINNIE YOUNG-MOOMAW A. B. Cotner Academy, '10 Class Sec. '12-'13, Pres. '13-'14, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 5 yrs., Pres. '11-'12g Mathesian V. Pres. '13, Treas. '11, Junior Play, Senior Play. Faithful to Cotner in all things for seven yi-airs. 'il'l'0VlllQ'.',' up on a Ne- I-rnskn honicstcrul. Ilml nlwuys intenflesl to graduate Y0llllj.'Y', Bri l'uni1i's sung was differently sung. Brez1lcing through the chills of cere- in-vnx' and seliishne-ss, and thawing every lenrt into ri glow. HETTIE TURNER, A. B. Cotner Academy, '10 Mathesiang Graduate in Voice '14, Junior Play, Senior Play. .X delightful hostess. A girl with a invsicnl future. , Music wakes the soul. and lifts it high, :ind wings it with sublime de- sires. ALBERT AUSTIN, A. B. Cotner Academy, '10 Hockey '07, Class Basketball '11- '12-'13-'14g Tennis '10, Philoma- thiang Junior Play, Senior Play. .Xlll1lf9lll' photoigrapller. Has a big, '-'mu-1'o11s heart r Where there is not hope there can be no endeavor. 'f' afl- '15 22- ROSS WILLIAMS, A. B. Cotner Academy, '10 Football '13, Mgr. Basketball '11-'12, Athletic Board '11-'12, Ministerial, Phllomathlang Phys- ical Culture Dlrectorg Junior Playg Senior Play, Recognition Day Or- ator. The minister is to be a real man, :i live nnin, fl true man, a simple man, great in his love, in his life, in his work, in his simplicity, in his gentle- ness. MABLE CHRISTY, A. B. Sturgis, Michigan, H. S. A persistent worker and a good student. HA faithful wife becomes the truest and te-nderest friend: through every various turn of life the same. HENRY HANNER, A. B. David City H. S. '09 Bus. Manager Collegian '13- 145 Declamatory Contest '12g Student Volunteer, Y. M. C. A. Pres. '13- '14g Mathesiang Senior Play. Coming hack next year. Argues with the Profs. Regular attendant at social func-tions. lt is only the constant exertion and Working of our sensitive, intellectual, moral and physical machinery that keeps us from rusting and so becoming: useless. 7

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4 1. . 1 CARL PERLEEY A.B. .LZ Grand Rapids, Mich., S., 709 P ' V Class Debate '12-'13-'l4.5 .Debat- at ing Team '12-'13-'mg Mmlsterlal at Assoc.g Student Volunteerg M- aa 'il C. A. Cabinet '12-'13:, Phlloma- thiang Junior Playg Senior Play. I Musically inclined. Puts up able ar- ll glllllgsnfe 21 man in :i true sense is, ill the first place and all above things to . I IM, xx . have a Wife. , T MADGE HILL, A.B. 1 V '51 ,V Rochester, Minn., H. S-, '10 A ' Collegian Staff '12-'13-'145 P195- ' Qi :ii . il? A Class '11-'12g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 'Q '12-'13-'14, Sec. Philomathian '12g Junior Playg Senior Play. A housekeeper of ability. Never lets homesickness or cares damper her spirits. , 1 ,-. ,h .t i y. A kind heart is alfountain of. glad- uess. making everything 1I1 its v1c1n1ty freshen into smiles. ERNT PFEIFFER, A. B. Theolog. Sem., Breklum, Germany President of the M. D.'s but is also a loyal member of the A. B. department. x B ...2 41 MABLE CUTTER, A. B. Cotner Academy, '10 Declamatory Contest, '10-'11-'12g Collegian Staff '11-'12-'13g Class Pres. '10-'11, Y. W. C. A. Pres. '12-'13g Mathesiang Senior Play. is l'tThe more we do, the more We can sq: the more busy We are, the more leisure we have. JOHN SHAGOOL, A. B. Cotner Academy, '10 Member of Baseball Team six consecutive yearsg Basketball '13- '14g Football '13g Collegian Staff, '13-'14, Junior Playg Senior Play. Reads 'KDeutsch and French like a native. Stars in Athletics. 'tA1nbiti0n is the spur that makes man struggle with destiny.,, TODD HUBBELL, A. B. Fairfield H. S., 1900 Drake Uni., '06-'07 Tennis Tournament '13g Minis- terial Assoc.g Prohibition League. One of the married seniors. A stud- ious clergyrnan. I make it my rule, to lay hold of light and embrace it Wherever I see it, though held forth by a child or an eneniyfl