Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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WARRIORETTES Ton row: Tnwncy. Forbes, Newman. Pelerson, I-ovia, Johnson. Second row: Haven. Hinman. Bailey. Quelle. The Warriorettes were awarded the ten dollar prize given b the Midland Players for the best skit presented on the All-College Night program. T he skit con- sisted of five acts, thus giving each girl in the club a chance to participate. Several of the acts were repeated as a feature of the program given for the guests at Mid- land's Debate Tournament. The group also entered a float, which carried out the Indian theme, in the annual Homecoming Day parade. On February 29. the Warriorettes honored the members of the “M club at a novel Leap Year party. Kach girl called for her “date” in a private ear, escorted him home again at the close of the evening and in every possible manner attempted to show him typical etiquette book courtesy. The Warriorettes sincerely feel that by the union of the T. K.’s and Pathfinders they have this year accomplished bigger things than ever before.

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WARRIORETTES Too row: Hrodheck. Krucver. Patterson. Kav-'ch. Hansen. Johnson. Heckman. Second row: IToutz. Hawk. Heidcnreich. Schriefer, Kolar. Stahl. For (ho first limo during their six years of organization tin Pathfinders and the T. k. were, this vear. united into one large hotly of Warriorettes. Joining together in their first meeting early in the fall, they elected I Ida Schriefer president, and Dorothea Krueger as secretary-treasurer. Although the itlea of competitive activities was abolished, the purpose of the Warriorelte cluh remained the same. fhe purpose of the Warriorelte group is to sponsor the sale of football and basket ball tickets, and to assist the cheerleaders at rallies. Talent is not lacking in the organization and the numerous skits that they presented at the pep rallies prior to athletic contests aided much in instilling pep.

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KNICKERBOCKER ORCHESTRA Left to r.'jthl: S« hri«-f« r. Shimonck. S|K :ik -r, WatcrhoiM', liyars. HrtrnsvoM. Bower. Luhrs, Elder. Composed of students attending Midland, the Knickerbocker Orchestra played at many of the special events of the school during the year. This group furnished music at all of the pep rallies, and aided much in stirring up enthusiasm. The orchestra was organized through the efforts of Darwin Cider, who has been its leader since its organization. Some of the events at which the Knickerbocker Orchestra appeared on the program are: Pep Rallies. Kalophronean Anniversary Banquet. Wynn Anniversary Banquet. All-College Night, .Midland Players play. ■‘Sun I p, and Wynn play, “Grumpy. Members of the Orchestra besides Elder arc I Ida Schriefcr. John Shimonek, Alfred Byars, Clarence Bower, Lynn Speaker. Kermit Brunsvold, Robert W aterhouse and Harold Lulirs.