Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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 Warrior I’M I. NORDSTROM. Rockford. Illiiw.i Ilf's quiet. hf's quiil; and alert. Ilf’s I hr hist lilt If Illinois for nurd. Id UK 1.01 ISK llll SAI4K K. Loup I ii She lives t mt site nun work ol n oi l in}: onI) to live. BERNICE Ml NI)Y, North Ben. I Quiet mid unassurnirif;. possessive of charm and dignity. GEORGE l)E WITT. Stanton ’leased are t iev that are quiet for they are never quoted. CATHERINE BRITTON. Fremont II ith her verse she mal.es one laugh or cry. DWIGHT HERNDON. Fremont Jollity and good humor are ever his com Iranians. INEZ EDKLMAN. Hooper Never steps o'er the lunids of modesty. I.I.OYI) WALLINGFORD. Arlington 11 is ready smile and cheerful way have non for him many good friends. («RACK CEFFERT. Manhattan. Kan a There's nothing so pleasant as college. There's nothing so cheerful as life. ARTUI K GUI BE. Springfield If ho can say what possibilities Lie in such a youth as he. Ol ENTIN COLSON. Oakland He is known to Ire a football player. Good looking and right sociable. DONALD W ILCOX. Rockford. Illinois hull of fun and clever as can be. II c know as a si -liar basket ball player. MARGARET KOOLEN. Leigh Happy and jolly and good-natured. She's quickly becoming a Midlander. GEORGE NAGEL. Fremont II e love to h ut him sing a song li e admire him for his men “grace. IIILDEGAARD KRAMER. Scliu l £j H A quiet gill a men tn inkle has she If here inn is planned, there she will be. GLENN l.l FURS. Fremont A quiet per set ering personality. It e say. sun ess lo re is a home. EMMA OSTKRLOH. Hooper I right smart student h'.rnma seems to be Ifashful and modest, good ( utilities. MEREDITH WILIER I. Tckamali Quiet anil shy. but coming, too He's ready for wort; and service Hue. I MARI ES BRETERNITZ. North I'latte He's full of fun. th ■ life of the group Girls arc better, than drinking hot soup. SO I’age Sixty-nin’