Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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KALOPHRONEAN LITERARY SOCIETY Livers, Quelle. Lewis First Semester Second Semester Wallace Livers..................... President Robert Waterhouse Vice President....................... Ann Kolar Marie Quelle .......................Secretary.... Georgia Fuhrmeister Paul Lewis..........................Treasurer.........................Paul Lewis Completing, this year, its fortieth year of growth and popularity, the Kalo- phronean Literary Society has, during these years, maintained a high place in the literary and social activities of the school. The rushing, pledging and initiating of new members in the fall of 1027 opened the season of the society’s social activities. The fortieth anniversary was celebrated on February 25. with a banquet at tlie Hotel Pathfinder. A treasure hunt, unique in its presentation, was held the latter part of April. The climax of Kalophroncan achicvmetnts this year will come at commencement week, when the society will present a musical comedy, “'flic Red Mill.” flie motto of the Kalophronean Literary Society is “Perge Modo.”—“Ever Onward.”

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WYNN LITERARY SOCIETY I’ackwood, Minman, Forbes. Merck. First Semester Second Semester Harold Packwood ...................... President ....... ............ Samuel Berek Iva Minman ....................... Vice President ..................William Sudman Trulie Forbes ........................ Secretary..............................Trulic Forbes Samuel Berek ......................... Treasurer Carl Quelle I hr W ynn Literary Society, one of tin oldest social organizations on the campus, was organized by Professor W. II. vnn on April 7. Io90. Since its organization the societ lias shown a stead) growth. The societ) has for its purpose, the develop- ment of literary talent and promotion of the social life of the student. A rush party, followed b pledging and initiations, was held at the beginning of the school year. A four-act mystery play. “Grumpy, was presented by the Wynns on March 22. On April 20. a program followed by a banquet in the evening commemorated the thirty-eighth anniversary of the founding ol the society. The Wynn Literary Society has for its motto. “Gloriam incendi Sequimur “We follow the glory of conquering.

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DORM CO-EDS Irene Bloch. President Ann Kolar, Vice President Edith Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Esther Johnson, Senior; Marie Quelle, Junior; Kuhy Mac Lovig, Sophomore; Pearl Meidcnreich. Freshman. The Dorm Co-ed Club, consisting of all girls staying at Beegle Hall, is “organized for the purpose of encouraging cooperation, companionship and high ideals of stu- dent life among the girls attending Midland College.” “Open House” for the faculty and other students of the college was held December 2.