Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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The Class of l9Zl One little year since We donned our caps and gowns, took our shcep- skins, and left Old Cotner's halls for the great wide World. But our so- journ there is marked indelibly upon our memories. We thrill at the sound of Old Cotner or the Blue and the White, and We Watch with eager eyes the achievements of her sons and daughters. Although we may be scattered to the four Winds, We shall be bound to each other and to our Alma Mater by the golden thread of friendship. The '21's have not strayed far this year, in, fact, all but one are in the state of Nebraska. The teaching profession claims the most of our number. At Fullerton we find Nelle Christy, teaching history and music, at Chester, Harriette Thorpe, teaching domestic science and mathematics, at David City, Freda Sollenberger, teaching English and expression 3 at Talmage, Lalia Brookover, teaching mathematics, at Geneva, Clara Agee, teaching Englishg at Walton, Marvin Schafer, as principal, at Paola, Kansas, Mariam Ford, teaching domestic scienceg at, Douglas, David McPherson, teaching mathematics and sciences, at Beth- any, Marie Stevens, teaching English and music. The ministry claims three of our number: Jack Leonard at the East Side Christian Church, Lincolng Barton Johnson at Harvard, and Ernest Hageman at Pawnee City. Barton is also Working on his master's de- gree at the University of Nebraska. Dale Topliff is employed at the Korsmeyer Electric Supply Company in Lincoln. Mrs. Paul Green, who is at Bethany, is taking post-graduate work at Cotner. Page Eighty-one

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