Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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 . ' '7Ac . . V27 , Warrior CALENDAR September 10. New students arrive. I lew green ami fresh the campus looks. Freshman parly to- night to keep up llieir spirits. 11. Matriculation of new students. (lee. ! already had English. Math. ( hem. and His- lor when I was in high school! 13. Registration for upjier «daysmen. F.v- eryone gives the newcomer the once over. Lots of handsome Presides and pretty girls. 15. First classes. Stern-like profs horrify newcomers. Y. . ami Y. M. have joint hike to the Platte. 17. All college mixer in gym. Feature gathering of the nuts. Three football teams practice for orange and hlack varsity. 19. Hast Hall freshmen girls receive ap- plication slips for season tickets to chapel. Miss Selheimer rushed in oilier satisfying the demand. 20. Don Herrington, ambitious Freshman, wanders into Logic class. Desires to learn correct laws of thinking. Leaves after first fifteen minutes. Too deep for me. 21. Classes and Student Council organize for year’s activities. 22. First Midland off the press, (.rand rush to scan the joke column. 23. Rousing pep meeting. Warriorettes stage clever stunt. 24. First iooball victory of the year. Tabor J, Midland 6. President’s reception tonight. 26. Frosh caps and arm bands arrive. Roys wear caps to prevent cold in the head. Popular song Wearin' of the Green. Orange, black and green Freshman blend lias .'amel's Rest drowned completely. 27. Literary societies assume activities of the Forum. 29. Tryouts for Dramatic club. 27 new members. 30. Midland Knights feature lengthy pro- cession through Fast Hall and Theaters. October 2. Morningside 2X. Midland 0. Vie held them most of the game. 3. Dramatic club holds initiation banquet at Limlstrom Inn. 4. Tryouts for Nightingales and Carusos of Glee Clubs. 6. Kal ni'li parly at country club. Carni- val. 1927 Warrior Staff announced. H. Society pledge day. W ynn and Kal in- formal initiation. Fritz Krueger relates first and sweetest love affair to Wall theater audi- ence. New Wynns given egg sham|Hio.' Sam Rerek claims he saw his ghost that night. 12. Sophs break camera for first pictures d annual. 14. What ??? Syrup!!! Fast Hall? Oh! yes. I remember. Rig rail) in gym and snappy bonfire. 15. Midland trounces fiist conference op- ponent: ork. 0; Midland. 31. Disobedient Freshmen ran gauntlet. Spare the roil and spoil the child. 16. Wallie enjoys night ride, comes back in morning a walkin'. Who's next? 19. Mid'and Y. M. and Fremont lli-'l c ub hold fellowship luncheon at city “Y”. 20. Rlue Key inducts new members into Midland college chapter. Prof. Reck outlines functions of fraternity to initiatccs. 22. Mr-. Frequently and five husbands rat- tle through mud and rain to Peru. Experi- ences of sorrow and grief report the new car must be a most rebuilt, but the boys prove to be good pushers. Peru. 7: Midland. 0. Marty's leg is broken, putting him out lor rest of season. 2. . Beal Wesleyan! Watchword of the week. 26. I'ir-I society debate on question. Re- solved. olslead Act be amended to permit •ale of light wines and beers! Whoopee! 29. Pep lion tears loose tonight. IVpsters visit all business houses and theaters. 30. Homecoming Day. T. K.'s and Path- finder Warriorettes with Tomahawks stage lively pep rally. Rig Parade. Rotariaus. Ki- anis. Campus organizations, and College baud participate. hresh-Soph Olvmpics. sec- ond yearlings emerge victorious. Presides to wear caps until Thanksgiving. Warriors out- playing. and oiitgaining opponents. Wcslcvan wins. 16-0. Homecoming banquet closes ex- citing day. November I. (-host Club initiates new members. Frosh girls divulge some dark secrets of bye- gone days. 4. I . S. Navy band plays to large audience. . . k.il li.imim l mill inii i.if imi

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ffV A Nwi A ? SSir-: v-i Warrior — 3 19. Shrieks! shrinks! Dot Sexton finds live rabhit in Iter bed, at least she claims its alive for it moves. lien I.ueile emerges from under the hed part of the mystery unravels. Muriel Bixby claims her position isn't pleas- ant when Dot suddenly lands on the bed. 22. Midland argucrs defeat last years champs. Hastings, 2-1 in one of the closest dehates of the season. 25. First Invitation High School Debate Tournament at Mid'and awards silver trophy to Hastings. 28. Midland Players present artist course number; “Peace Maneuvers. Mrs. Pat and the Law. and Jazz and Minuet. Midland students name Who's Who at Midland Col- lege: Art Nelson, has done the most for the college; Dot Sexton, most popular co-ed; Ted Larsen, most handsome man: Kosa Pledger, prettiest girl; Kdgar Dorner, most conceited; Alice Brown ami Luther Patterson, most de- voted couple; Gene Harrison, most popular boy. March 1. Warriors win third victory of week, 25-21 over Coiner. 2. Ka!s celebrate 39lh anniversary with program and banquet at the Pathfinder. 3. Theta Gamma Epsilon, honorary journal- ism fraternity, holds first dinner and business meeting. 5. Wynn Society tryouts for “Smilin' Through. Fremont wins invitation high school basket ball tournament cup. 6. Lutheran Negatives place Midland in lie with Wesleyan by defeating Chadron. 10. Cherniavsky Brothers, violinist, violin, cellist and pianist, thrill appreciative audience with varied solos, duets, and trios. 12. Kxciteinent! Measles breaks loose in the dorm. 14. Food Study Co-eds entertain guests at model luncheon in Home Kconomic rooms. 17. Mid'and faculty and students break into the movies. Fremont historical film. 22. Do you read the newspapers? Prof. Keck flunks journalists with inquiries about Billy Kvans, Aaron Sapiro. Uoberl O'Farrcll, Al Smith. Adam McMullen, l.ita Grey and Arthur Brisbane. 23. “Thank You Doctor. one-act play is presented by Dramatic Club. 24. Fast Hall girl establishes athletic rec- ord when Beulah Hansen jumps from sec- •ml story window in the dormitory. 25. Midland wins Nebraska State Debate championship in tie with Nebraska Wesleyan Both teams won 12 debates and 32 judges' votes; both squads lost one debate and seven judges' votes. The closest race for tin- award in the history of Nebraska forensics. 30. Sophies spend day in Omaha. Ask Gene Harrison and Fritz Krueger how it feels to travel in a big eitv with shorn hair. Second yearlings return to find highly stacked rooms in dormitory. Nelson ami Dichscn bring 2-1 victory to Midland in triumph over Wyoming I nivers- ify debaters, bringing to a successful close the best forensic season ever enjoyed in the history of Midland college. April 1. Freshies travel to Nebraska metropolis amidst mist and rain. Aren’t they surprised to see rooms, thoroughly cleaned, nicely ar- ranged. and even a rose on the table from the Soph sisters. 2. Dorm co-eds tag Fremont people for new girls' dormitory. L Fred Bloch. Class of '21. tells students of his Dark Continent Missionary work. 5. Kichard Jones wins local peace ora- torical contest. 6. Hastings Troubadors present ictor Herbert's Sweethearts in gymnasium. 8. Albion high school, presenting “'Op o’ My Thumb. wins first annual Midland little theatre tournament. 13. I.ightucr Swan wins local constitution oratorical contest. 14-19. Faster Vacation. Campus seems de- serted and forgotten. 16. Midland represented in stale oratorical contest at Doane by Kichard who placed fifth. 22. Dorm co-eds stage carnival for dormitory. 23. Nebraska college track meet at coin. 25-30. First annual Midland tri-slate school press contest. 27-29. Messiah festival. Student pastor's conference. 28. Thirty-seventh anniversary. Wynn lit- erary society. 29. Midland represented in scmi-rcgional constitution oratorical contest al Hastings by l.ightm-r Swan who won first place. Com- mercials cop Stale Contest in slashing vic- tory. 61-19. May 4. Installation M diaml chapter of Blue Key as member of national fraternity. 5. Glee Club trips begin. Madrigals tour through Nebraska and Colorado; boys through Nebraska. Kansas. Missouri and Iowa. 16. The 1927 Warrioi is HERE. 20. Second annual journalism banquet. Vn- noiiuccmcnl ami initiation new members of Theta Gamma Epsilon. 25. All college picnic at Missouri June 2. Honor Day. 5. College baccalaureate, at ion. 7. Senior «lay. Wynn ( banning Pollock's Smilin' Through 8. Graduation exercises. peace (ones girls' Lin- high Seminari [: ««it LG? U.QJtLLU Page One llnntlreii Fifty-set en