Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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miiimiiimniininnmiim fi S. 9-7-' ; i Warrior T. K. WARRIORETTES FH Top row: B. Petmrn, K. Johnson, 1 . Prcstcgaard, I. Ilinmnn. Second row: F. Weaver, V. Hanlon. I . Dysinvrer. K. Bailey, J. Tnwney. Third row. !.. Blocker, M, lluxoll. F. Timmerman. A. Brown. Pauline Preslegaard. President Marian lluxoll. Secretary-Treasurer The T. K. W arrioreltes compose an organization of sixteen Midland's loxal co-eds. They compete with the Pathfinders in promoting Midland’- athletic pro- gram ami lecture-concert serie-. On the hard work of these girls depends much of the financial success and enthusiasm of these college interest-. Last vear tin T. K.’- won the contest. Together with the Pathfinders the T. K. W arriorelte- give an annual han«|uet in honor of the letter men. Her One Hundietl Tttenlv-nine

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t iCVA PATH FINI) HR WAKRIORETTES Top row: M. Kavich. K Stahl It Han-on. M Itroillu-eV. Si-iannl row: V. Patterson. A. Kolar. I». Sexton. I,. Willman. K. Turner, rhinl row w Ifecker. i Schrieftr, !► Roxean M llixby. I)orolh Se lon, IVesidenl Ilila Sehriefer. Seeretar -Treasurer llic purpose of ihr I’alhfindcr Warriorelles is to sell Midland allildics ami Icrlme-coneerl series to ihe people «»1 I'Temonl. h membership intitules some «»1 lit enthusiastic irls on tin eampus. Darin llie live eai- ol oi ani alion (lie Pathfinders lia e sold llie majorit of Iiekels each year save one. I Iteir pep stunts and general enlluisiasm ha e athletl imieli lo llie stieeess of Mid- land's athletic- and leelnre-einieerl course. The W’arriorellcs al-o enlerlain llie leller men al an annual hampiel.

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 „ w’ u TOMAHAWKS Top row: W. Siidmn». X. Mimos. II. PncKwood. I.. Spenker. F. SchnalMd. A. H:ivekost. Second row: 1). I noscit. U. Mnrmon, I). Cilison. K. .Iones. F. Christensen. Thinl row: II. Wntet'lioiise. I', Crcon.-i wnlt. K. Il.irrison. F. Kriic;:or. Paul (Jreenauall. Cheer I .cador Football Season Oene llani nn. Cheer Leader IJaskelball Season The Tomahauks fimetion as an organization l cultivalc llie Midland spirit amnii all students. Ilie membership is eomposed of iliose men who can lake the punishment nl a puhlie inilialion and are will ill In devote llieir surplus ener;j foi a mure elfeeli e student spirit. These enthusiasts have engineered clever pep programs throughout the enlire alhlelie ea on. Their timelv wil and snappy yells have made Midland students luyal -uppoiier- of all inlereul legiale eonlests. IF