Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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L. Willmnn. W Meeker. D. Krickson. U. Itoiiilorsoii. Lillian Will man. I’resident Will in I Decker, Secretary Dorothea I'.rickson. (!orrc»poiidiii£; Secretary Kcna Bonderson. Treasurer I lie mill” l.adic»' Missionary Society i» an or ani alimi anion» the irls of Last ll.ill. It aim» to l iiii” the Midland co-eds into direct conlacl with the mission- ary interest ol the (.lunch. Thus, they work jointly with the general missionary societies ot the I niled laithcran Church. . I hi» year the “iri» have used as their »liul hook. The Tcni| le«l Mill». h l!al|»h I ellon. I'liey also sent delegates I• the state missionary convent ion. I lie College Journalist 1 1111111111-11 from I’iigt- One llnmlicil I-om! -« •• I .ii lii » ii 111 min in i” i ii” -onlacl willi practical imilioil» approved l» tin- m -l i • I i I .i ii - imi iiiiii- ol newspaper i-i aflsnii'ii who. rilln-i 11 ii ” Ii hook» in 114 • i 'utial sriperv i'itin, serve as journalism instrue- l i». rin n li the apprentice eannol e»ea|ie the ri nrous lessons dial a - amt ilail roiilinc alone can hc»tow. lie is given a lietlei ham «• lo succeed Inter n at less expenditure 1 lime anil energy. .i r - i I joiirnalisin also leaches servi ires lo others lor the news- paper i» “a privat - -nl -ipi i- - dial fiiiniions a» a pnlilie institution. I ... those who inl -n l l enter other li -l ls ol endeavor. the training r - -i - | a- a •ill -” - journalist will prove invahiahle. t in- praclieal - p i i in »• of expressing ideas concisely in wrillen language. of re- « ,i I ni” facts accurately, ami of being exact an I prompt in all l Ii in”- will l - f iiiesliinnhfo vain - I the college gradual -.

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 Top row: H. Dichsen. A. Quelle. H. Coder. Second row: I . Heiswanuer. II. I'eterscn. (.' Herhenke. W. Smlmnn. Third row: Dean White. K. Willert, Dr. Mendenhall. I.. Search. kverett Willerl. President Harry Coder. Secretary-Treasurer OTIIKK CAB1XKT MKMBKKS Albert Quelle. Lindsay Search. Philip Beiswangcr. Herbert Dichscn. Carl Berhenkc. Harold Petersen The Young Men's Christian Association of Midland College, as the only exclu- sively all-mens organization on the campus, a flor» Is to the students an opportunity to assemble in common fellowship and discuss the ital problems ol life. It is a union of students and faculty members for the following purposes: To lead students lo faith in Cod through Jesus Christ. To I cat I them into membership and service in the Christian Church. To promote their growth in Christian faith and character, especially through the study ol the Bible and the constant use ol prayer. To influence them to devote themselves in united effort with all Christians lo making the will of Christ effective in human society, and to extend the kingdom ol Cod throughout tin world. The V. M. C. . provides speakers, strong Christian leaders, who bring I tin -Indents the true light and interpretation of college campus problems. [[lniiiiiiiimmiiii'uunirninT I'llgr Oil i' II icill 14I '■(!

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Ilerr patriot Youth its glorious precepts draw. Pledged to glorious deed and sanctified law.