Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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In the ears to C ome ibis annual will recall bappy memories c»l your college clays. I reserve it carclully. lor I lie older it is. tlie more valuable il becomes. e tabe pride in having been selected to print and bind ibis boob and liave endeavored to pro- duce a volume dial is representative o! N lidland. Our congratulations are extended to the class ol 2-S. N lay you liave a long and bappy lile. I lammoncl Printing C om any Winters or fX) ) cars KREMONT

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ABBOTT, DUNLAP CORBETT LAWYERS General Practice in All State and Federal Courts rXION NATIONAL BANK BI’ILDING February 2. “Pin Nordstrom climbs to high scor- ing peak of Nebraska Collegiate Athletic con- ference as Cottier gives us a 32 to 20 tally in local basketball tussle. I. Mi lland Kxlensioii School opens. 7. Midland feels there is something rot- ten in Denmark. 36 to 37 tally for York at York. Johnson comes back to enter the high- est number of tallies in the game. 8. Season's debates begin. Dual event with Kearney nets two 3 to 0 decisions for our Warrior sextette. 9. Evangel llihhcn hears the call of the i UNION TRANSFER CO. HENRiC°PGRAM j i i VAN AND STORAGE Overland Hauling a Specialty J I Midland College Baggage Truck Phone 103 2nd and H Streets [ wedding march. 10. Nebraska Central gets the proverbial horse laugh. Our sturdy Warriors take a 104 to 17 scalp. Oh. that was a game! Home floor again. 14. Coiner, too. cannot stand the acid test. 46 to 27 turnover played on their court. Orange and Black debaters fare not so good. Dual event with Omaha I'niversity: affirma- tive wins 2 to 1 in chapel hall and negative loses 3 to 0 at Omaha. 15. First all-college night program. Har- rison and Krueger would make good Bol- sheviks. Their jokes are always full of black i GLEN FENNEL, Jeweler ! “ Where Gifts of Gold are Fairly Sold” J PHONE 113 FREMONT, NEBRASKA whiskers. Everybody finds everybody else commenting on how keen a show it is pos- sible to draw from just home talent. 16. Nebraska Wesleyan Coyotes fall in a 42 to 23 melee at local gym. 18. Fourth consecutive victory for Warriors as the) trim Omaha I niversity Cardinals 42 to 19 at Omaha. 22. Lent is in the air. 24-25. Second annual debate tourney. Fif- teen Nebraska schools compete. Blair, with Dorothy Jensen, “that certain party. takes both the tournament and the $100 scholarship. 22. This is Washington's birthday, when l l I 4S1 MAIN ST. ED HEIN BILLIARDS FREMONT, NEBR. HEE xt Pact fhie llnrh

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the freshmen carry little hatchets and cry. I can not tell a lie: I did it with my little feet. That means somebody walked home. Theta Gamma Kpsilnn announces the annual Tri-Stale Press contest. 25. Kals Fortieth Anniversary: program at Commons in the afternoon. Pathfinder ban- quet in the evening. Lose basket ha'I gam • to Omaha Athletics by 21 to 16 score. 27. Dana proves sore spot. Negative argu- ers lose 2 to 1 at Dana: affirmative wins 3 to 0 in Clemmons hall. 29. Vaden Hock, left end supreme, elected captain of 1928 eleven. Jean Gros' Marion cites present matinee and evening program. Fourth number on artists' course. March 2-3. Largest high school basketball tour- ney draws 21 quintets. Arlington gets G'as- A trophy. Brilliant 23 to 17 corn -hack for W arrior team closes 1927-28 conference bas- ket hall season. 6. Dual debate. Central City. We walk out of easy battle with all six decisions. 8-9. Well, here we arc again. Be it ever so humble, there's no place like anywhere outside of college when these blamed exams pop out. 13. Swan and Dichsen snatch brilliant 2 to 1 decision in last debate of the year when loyal college debaters fall prey to a superior case. 14. Fifth artist course number. Kudolph Reuter, pianist supreme. Small audience in Midland auditorium. 15. Pin Nordstrom is champion scorer of N. C. A. C. Johnson and kisiler. too. find hunks on all-conference basketball teams. Western Seminary treats pre theoh gs. Ban quet. talk-fest. 1928-29 artist course an- nounced. 19. Horseshoe and tennis tourneys open with interest at high pitch. 22. Wynn mystery drama. “Grumpy cat- ers to a pleased audience. Sam Berek as Grumpy, the veteran criminal lawyer, stands as the bright star. 23-24. Fourth annual conference Nebras- ka association of church colleges. 25. Forty-six carefree students open Mid- land's first annual Lenten Chorus tour through Nebraska. Kansas and Missouri. Nine concerts: smallest crowd. 150: largest crowd. 1000. 26. Dr. Holmes Dysinger passes bis 75th useful year. Midland admirers surprise him ■ i i E I I e i ■ I I I ■ i i I I i ■ i i i i I I i ■ (Slip I 0. 21. pjdps fCunthrr (ttnal (En. | exteuh their hcartu congratulations anh host hushes to the Senior (Class ; of 1928 I s I