Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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MIDLAND STAFF Top row: Lewis, Tonsinz, Shimonck. Livers, Frof. Reck. Second row. Harlow. Lichliter, Quelle. During the second semester the members of tin Journalism class had a chance to edit the paper until Paul Lewis and Wallace Livers were chosen to jointly fill the position vacated by the resignation of Wilbur Mover. Loth have had journalism and previous experience in newspaper work. Paul as (‘ditor of the Midland Student Handbook and Wallace as reporter on the 1927 Warrior. This year the journalism class, from which reporters for The Midland are chosen, had an excellent chance to receive training as staff members. Not only did they have a chance to edit one paper but also they had all of their work supervised by Professor Reck, head of the journalism department. Other faculty representatives who also gave a great deal of help to the staff were Professor Herman Gimmestad and Professor I). W. Crouse. One part of the paper which was much used this year was the “Student Forum. This gave much more interest to the paper and made it truly the voice of the students. Those reporting for The Midland were: Mated Hawk, Stuart Lichliter. Ernest Tonsing. Charles Barlow, Carl F. Quelle, Paul Lewis, and Wallace Livers.

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MIDLAND OFFICERS Willnir Klovcr. Lightner Swan. The Midland has this year continued to improve as to general make-up. news, features, and organization. Much credit for the success of this weekly paper is due to its officers. Wilbur KI over was made Editor-in-Chief at the Theta Gamma Epsilon banquet last year. Mis abilities as a writer and organizer became known when he so ably fulfilled his duties as managing editor for The Midland last year. “Bill carried out his duties in a most creditable manner and was largely re- sponsible for adding another page of success to tin history of The Midland. Lightner Swan as Business Manager served his second year in this capacity for The Midland. The life of the paper depends largely upon the work of this officer and Lightner. in spile of his work in other activities, was able to manage success- fully the financial end of the paper. Page One Hundred Thirt)-seven

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WARRIOR OFFICERS William Sudman. Harold Pack wood. In publishing a year book which will really be a student publication, the Editor- in-Chief lias a great responsibility. William Sudman has met that responsibility in such a way that this book will continue in later years to bring enjoyment to the students as they review their experiences chronicled in it. “Bill lias worked unslintingly to make this annual a success and much credit is due him for this improved Warrior. In addition to the editing and publishing of the Warrior there is the problem of financing it. Harold Packwood, as Business Manager, has worked out these problems in such a way that the nineteen twenty-eight Warrior is a financial as well as literary suc- cess. He has been ably assisted by Lyman Burkholder who served this year as as- sistant Business Manager. Page One Hundred Thirty-nine