Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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 .. ru ... ---w« STAFF 0FF1CEKS Philip M. Beiswanger. F.dilor-in-Chicf Herbert I). Dichseu. Associati Kililor I!. Albert Oueile. Literary Kditor Harold K. IVlersen. Business Manarer Paul L. Lewis ami Ted Larsen. Assistant Business Manager» AKTISTS Dorothy W ussum and I !rie I larnum CLASS EDITORS J. Arthur Nelson. Faculty Pauline Presiegaard, Senior I Ida Sehriefer. Junior Muriel Bixby and William Sndinan. Sophomore Veronica Hanlon and Walter Bolt maun. Freshman Ralph Rasmussen. Academy Fmily Marsden. Commercial Krnest Harder. Seminarx ACT1V 11 IKS Rena Bmiderson. Student (Government Frank P. Madsen. Forensics Dorothy Sexton. Fine Arts Luther Patterson. Publications irgina Patterson. Religious and Pep Carl Berhenke. Societies and Cubs Cornelius Daly. Athletic ST I DENT LIFE Paul Grecnawall. Humor Lillian Willman. Ca'endar Wallace Livers and Paul Lewis. Snapshot» %

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IN MEMORIAM In her family I if ’ she teas a devote ! wife and mother. I though not robust in health, she labored unceasing! that her husband and children could nice them selves wholly to their work. She nas hospitable and loyal to her friends If tears she sympathized with those less fortunat than herself anil contributed her portion to th social life. She nils a sincere Christian. Her heart mis al- ums in the cause of Christ lor she longed to see her son enter the ministry. Ilways loyal to Midland, she entered whole- heartedly into the life of our college and contrib- ute her part toward moling oar common work joyful and successful. Iler manor will be preci- ous among us lor, like Mar ol Hethany. She hath ■lone n hat she could. Dr. IJ. I.. Dulterson.

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•V 'i F FOREWORD The 1927 II arrior Slafj sets forth this annua! as a symbol of the Spirit of Youth, as a record of lasting friendships and hours of joy and toil, and as a service to our college a hose future shat! uphold the traditions of its oast. If these things are embodied in the pages of this booh, then our purpose shall have been accomplished. I dauntless Spirit of ) oath with the desire rdiscovering the fountains of wisdom, with dierenl desire for imptiry dominating the si mb d College, lends to this 1927 II retI inherent tie... f... . .1 Midland College. ,t ,,, ,nn tv-, refreshing, novel interpretation of the path oj '•allege youth of today. arrio To Midland's aspirations ant the growing campus which gives promise. The 1927 Warrior is detli- ealed. In honor of those students, faculty, and friends who are building, this bool, records another milestone in that rapid march. May The 1927 II arrior which pictures TOD I) help to create in every heart greater loyalh to the l niti Mater oi ToMonnon.