Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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 rv DMiri v 1927 „' 11111111111111111111111111111111 Warrior ■ ' m— w KALOPHRONKAN LITERARY SOCIETY w bj K Willorl. V. 1 hIUm « ii. I. St'lii'icfor, A lluvckiol i n;s r siyMKstkk si:co i si: ii:s i i:k Kverell iMi il irginia Pallerson IM.i Srli riefer Al in lla ck »i President ire President SerreUu treasurer Wall.»rr Livers Willi iule I linker Marie (Quelle Paul Lewis The Kalophronean l.ilrrar Soeielx was organized Seplemhei l!( . looil. lor I he purpose ol giving its members an op|rortunit In allain excellent’! in I lie ail ol puMie performance. cti mi:s tiikoi cnoi r this 'i i:ak Kush Parl . (iounli Club, Informal Inilialion. Km Seoul Lamp. formal Inilialion, Salem Lullicran (lunch Parlors, Inler-Soeieh Old Line Oralorieal (lontcsl. Inler-Soeielv Peace Oralorieal (ionlesl, AOlli nni ersar Program. (J mnasiiiin-('ominous Kuililing. lnler-Societ (loiislilulion Oratorical Lonlcsl, •Will Anniversali Kampiel. Pathfinder Mold. Annual Pla . Philip Karri's The A oungc l. (h lunasiimi-Lom- inons Kuililing and Oelavia. Nebraska. MOTTO Yrge Motto. On! til tame miriTiiiTiiiiiiiTi1

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 Tin mi Literal') Societ was organized l» Professor W. II. W nn. I h. I I). I)., on pril 7. I il'X). It-» purpose is Io develop I in literal lalcnls and lo pr mole I lie social I i I e of I lie sludcnl. Hoi'Wam:fr. I.. Wilintan. M. liuhltln . W. Suuinait.

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C 2C 0 7 O' iWarrior PR I MAR Y-K INI) ERG A RTEN CLUB Top row: ItriHlcsaniil, Stolloy. Mutiny. artiier, Wiwblcr, Wenvor. Sccnnd row: Scoll, Jorvjeiison. Hall. Mcl’her.-on. Stone, Ivti-nmn. Thir.l row : |{oot. Ko .t-an. Miss Winlorstoen. Hvckcr, Kolar. I).«111 in Koz.mii. President Kurncltc Kind. ice President Klorcnce eaver. Secretary -Treasurer Tin Primarv-k indcrgarlen 4.1111» was organized in P)2. for I In purpose t»f In'ornolin . encouraging. an.I instructing students in the teaching of elementarv subjects. It membership now includes forty Midland students. Kellei leaching methods are discussed in this group. Children from the cit school' aic often invited who present programs before the cluh. History, Progress, Hull of f ame i ( • ii 11 n no I front Page One llun.lre.l Si x • Modern Language'. Kev. . K. Clanding. A. M.. was professor of Malhemilies and Natural Sciences. Other instructors were I ran . A. I.emmc. German and Kreiicli; (»cr I rude DuKois W nn. Nil: Phoebe Clark and Kdward S. Karharl. A. M.. instruc- tors ol picp.it. 11 »i classes: Kc . J. S. Detwciler and Harriet Karharl Monroe. Rev. I)r. W Min for a time. also, acted as president of the college. I he hi'l president ol Midland College. Kev. Jacob A. Clutz. I). I)., was inaugu- rated in lie I ml here. I the cminenllv successful policies, a I read shaped by l)i. Kho.les. in expanding the college. 'I he personal it v of l)r. (.lut . permeated the entire college and coiislitucncv. and was a great contributing factor in firmlv cstab- li'hing the iii'l ilul ion. lb- had a well-stored mind ol unusual penetration and w»s a I. u li. i ol 'iiperioi abilitv. I he president possessed a splendid executive abilitv and could express hiuiscll in a plain manner without giving oflensc. and had the unusual .dnlilv ol bring people to a common ground, lie was a Irien.l and helper ol all the 'Indents and look a personal interest in them.