Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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LENTEN CHORUS I Top row: Sudman. Nagel. Rottmann. Speaker, Schriefer. Vonderlage, Havekost. Melrirum, Shimonek. Second row: Swan. Forbes, Lovig, Shomshor. Hansen. MacDonald. Kolar. Patterson. Elder. Willert. Third row: Krueger. Shomshor. Miller. Peterson. Hinman. St ruble. Struble. Livers. Byars. Fourth row: Heidenreich, Krueger. Dysinger. Fuhrmeister, Wendte, Andresen, Wilson, Koinzan. Lena Kllsworlh Dale, Director Prof. Norman Goodbrod. Accompanist I Ida Schriefer. President Alvin Havekost, Nice President Dorothea Krueger, Secretary W illiam Sudman. Treasurer With the purpose of presenting a sacred selection during the Lenten season, the Lenten Chorus of Midland College was organized last fall under the direction of Prof. T. Amos Jones, former director of the School of l ine Arts. The chorus, which is made up of fifty selected voices, sang “The Seven Last Words of Christ, by Theodore Dubois. The tour made In the chorus, starting March 2”) and ending April I. was as fol- lows: Omaha, Beatrice, Hastings, Salina. Kan.. West Point. Columbus, Atchison, Kan., St. Joseph, Mo., and Fremont. The concert at St. Joseph was broadcast In remote control through station KFKQ. The chorus also presented its concert for the annual Pastors and Students Conference. The members of the chorus are: Sopranos—Wilma Perry, Margaret MacDonald, irginia Lee Patterson. Trulie Forbes, Beulah Hansen. Ann Kolar, Hazel Struble. Pearl Shomshor, Olga Wendte, Ruin May Lovig. Inez Koinzan. Josephine Miller, Dorotln Holmes Dysinger. A11os Leona Andresen. Blanche Rhea. Helen Struble. Pearl Heidenreich. Kdith Wilson, Iva Hinman, Margaret Pinkall. Georgia Fuhrmeister. Ruth Peterson. Doro- thea Krueger, I Ida Schriefer. Uoniimii‘ l on Rape 133)

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LESTER SOMERS Violin

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“GRUMPY” Hack stauc: Byars, Graham. Her hen ke. Meldrum, Siximan, Hawk. Front stairc: Koolen, Hinman, Johnson. Packwood, Herek, Ivors. In presenting “Grumpy, a four-act comedy-drama by Horace Hodges and T. Wigney Percyval, in the Gymnasium-Commons building on March 21. the members of Wynn Literary Society added another success to their long line of literary achievements. , The scene of the play was laid outside the city of London in the home of Andrew Bullivant, an old criminal lawyer, commonly known as “Grumpy. The story was primarily mystery but romance entered in. Solving the diamond mystery provided many interesting circumstances. The efforts of Winifred Lorimcr. as director, and the star cast was well received by an appreciative audience. CAST OF CHARACTERS Grumpy, Mr. Boullivant Ernest Heron ......... Virginia Bullivant.... Jarvis ............... Valentine Wolfe ...... Dr. McClaren ......... Mrs. McClaren ......... Ruddock .............. Susan ................ Keble ................ Merridcw ............. Dawson ............. .Samuel Berek Harold Packwood Evelyn Johnson ..Carl Berhenkc ...Loian Graham Hans Koolen ... Iva Hinman ....William Ivcrs .... Mated Hawk William Sudman Jack Meld rum Alfred Byars