Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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f MADGE POVTTS, M. D. Broken Bow H. S. E. M. Society '12-'13-'14. The lady doctor of the class. Head nurse to the Assistant City Physician. The reason firm, the temperate will, Ellxlrqraiice, foresight, strength and su g A perfect woman nobly planned, To warn, to comfort and C0llIll112.Dd.u GEORGE WAGNER, M. D. E. M. Society '13-'14. Claims that Sub eolloyd lobelia is a panzlcea, Good looking and courteous. A wise physician skilled our Wounds to heal, ls more than armies to the public Wealf' ELVA RULON Fairfield College Graduate Peru State Normalg Pratt Library School, Brooklyn, N. Y.g Student at Chicago University. A cultured young lady who has bee11 librarian at Peru for a number of years. Quiet and unobtrusive. A Suf- fragette. Fine people, like fine deeds, need no trumpets. ERNT PFEIFFER, M. D. Theolog. Sem., Breklum, Germany E. M. Society '10-'11-'12-'13-'14. The t'Reverend Senior of the Medios. College Custodian. Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. CLARENCE KIDDER, M. D. Colorado Normal E. M. Society '10-'11-'12-'13-'14. Assistant City Physician. Generosity he has, such as is pos- sible to those who practise an artg dis- eretion, tested by a hundred secretsg tact, tried ill a thousand embarass- inentsq and what are inore important, Ilerculean cheerfulness and courage. THOMAS DOHER, M. D. Franklin H. s. E. M. Society '10-'11-'12-'13-'14. The youthful ineniber of the Senior Medios. Kind and considerate of the feelings of others. ln the lexicon of youth. which fate has reserved for a bright manhood there is no such word asv-'Fail'.

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A 'Y 0112155 nf invtmzn lqunhrrh Ellnurtvvn A Emma in Zliuur Aria ACT I. STAGE MANAGER : Scene 1. Honor Parties: An autumn party at Tur- ner's was our welcome to the new Freshmen. We were so proud of our debators four and our newly wedded pair that we had two more jolly affairs. Scene 2. Variety: Thanksgiving supper at Britt's yum, yum! Mable Cutter A usual Freshman B. B. score: 17 for us, Sophs had 17 more. Bells and Cutters furnished us well for a sleighing party in those days. Then Mable's delightful April shower when the boys were in for a little fun. Scene 3. The Freshman edition was a grand success, with its stories, poems and all the rest. ACT II. STAGE MANAGER: Madge Hill Scene 1. Twice in one week at the sharp report of the gun was victory won. The first time the Freshies were buried under a score of 37-15 and every man on the '14 team played star, Then, oh, time of suspense! but we did beat the Juniors in that B. B. game even though we can boast of but one point. Scene 2. The Out of the Ordinary. At Young's the boys proved to be excellent cooks and again the barbe- cue with its good, goodies and toasts was a rare outingg and it was glorious when one sleigh carried the whole class up hill and down and at last to Strain's. Scene 3. Thanks again for our Valentine party at Turner's and leap year good time at Cutter's. 12 81