Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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IIkrijkrt Daniel Dichsen, A. B. Omaha “Herb lias set his face toward his one one ultimate goal and is striving earnestly and faithfully to reach it. 11«? has brought honors to Midland by his oratorical abil- ity and his skill in debate. Moreover, lie is a man of principle and speaks his own mind. Major. English: Debate team. I. 2. 3. I: De- bate Captain, 3. ; Patterson Debate Prize. I. 2: Pot am. I. 2. I; Ext-mporaneoas Speaking. I. 2. 3. I: Oratory. I. 2. 3. I; Kalophronean. I. 2. 3. I; ) . M. C. A. Cabinet. 3: President Christian Fed- eration, 2. 3; President L. S. A. A. Council, I; Midland Staff. I; Warrior Staff. 2. 3. ; Assist- ant Cheerleader. I. 2: Iflue Key. 3. I; Len- ten Chorus, I: .Messiah Chorus. I, 2. Martha L Bkodkkck. A. B.. Wichita. Kan. five semesters at Friends I niversity. Wichita. Kan., and three at Midland a wanderlust. “’Marts is one of those radi- cal Ja hawkers. Courage and sinceritx arc the chief virtues of her personality, and willingness to work is a trait that always brings her a great many opportunities for service. Major. SoriaI Science; Ifynn. 3. I; President ) . II . C. A.. I: I ire President Dorm Co-eds, I; If. A. A.. I; U artior ette. 3. I: Warrior Staff. I: Midland Staff. I; . L. M. S.. I. Carl II. Bkriienke. A. B. Fremont The hero of many a plot, both on stage and campus. His pleasing personality makes friends for him wherever he goes, especially the fair sex. while bis acting ability has placed him in almost every Midland play cast. Carl is an all round college man, a good fellow and a depend- able. sincere friend. Major. English; Ifynn, I. 2. 3. I: V. .M. C. A. (.abinet, 1. 2. 3; Class President. I. 2; Ilia • Key Prater nil . 3. I; Midland Players. 2. 3. 1; Men’s Clee Club. I. 2, 3; Lenten Chorus. ; Warrior Staff. 2. 3.

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Kexo Frobenius. A. B. Peabody, Kan. “Here’s Heno.”- Sh-h! That’s Ann’s voice. Now ibis man is one of those howl- in cyclone Jayhawks who can thunder on most anythin . Frobenius is going to de- vote his life to the cause of the Gospel Ministry. Major. English; Kalophronean, I. 2. 3. I: Forum. I. 2: I resident. 2: Debate. I. 2. -I; Stu- deri l Council. I; Inter-Societ• Council. 3; Hue Key. 3. I: Theta Comma Epsilon, 3. I: President. ■I; Husiness Manager Midland. 2: Editor of Midland. 3; Midland Staff, t; Warrior Staff. 3. I: Y. .» . C. A.. I. 2. 11.da Sciiriefek, A. B. Auburn “May thy shadow ne’er grow less”—nor your ideals cither. Here’s a student, a leader, and a singer that’s prominent in all activities. Her dramatic ability is proven In her stellar part in “Sun-l p” and her congenial disposition is proven In her many friends. Major. History: Kalophronean. I. 2. 3: Secre- tary. 2: Ifarriorette Secretary. I: Treasurer. 2; President. 3; Madrigal Society. I. 2; Secretary- Treasurer. 2: President Lenten Chorus. 3: Class l ice President. 2. 3; ) . IF. (.. A. Cabinet. 2: Midland Players. I. 2. 3: I ice President. 2: Sec- retary. 'I; Ciris' Quartette. 2: Mixed Quartette. 3: Harriot Staff. 2. 3: ). L. M. S.. I. Ki.i.s vorth Siiomshok. A. B. Fremont Kllsworth’s main vocation, avocation and hobby is music and in this pursuit he spends most of his time. He has a high aesthetic sense of value end will probably direct his whole life work along this line. Along other lines of endeavor we do not hear much from him, although he is loyal in his support of other activities. Major. Music; If ynn, I. 2. 3. 7; )'. M. C. A.. I; Photography Club. 3. ; Men's dee Club. 3; Messiah Orchestra, I. 2. 3; Lenten Chorus. I.

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i Kay.MOM) Fkedstkom, B. S. Oakland Now here is “Irish.” the big Swede from Oakland. A vital cog in all of Midland's athletic achievements since the fall of 21. He received honorable mention for the end position on the all-state team in IP27. At the hoarding house—“Metz, gimme your pic.” Major, Physics; ITynn, I. 2, i, I; Foot hail team. I. 2. d. 4; .I (Huh. I. 2. i. I: Captain Foot hall icam. 4. Ikknk Bloch. A. B. Thompson, Y I). 'Fruly a big sister among co-eds and a leader in Christian thought, word, and deed. “Blockie” began teaching at the end of the first semester since she had com- pleted her college course then. Now she is planning to go still farther away as she leaves this fall for the missionary field in Africa. Major. Education; Wynn. I, 2. -1. 7; President Dorm Co-eds. 4; President II . A. A.. 7; Student Volunteer Leader. I; Midland Plovers. 7: ). IF. C. A.. 7. Lichtner Swan, A. B. Peabody, Kan. “My only books are women's looks and folly is all they've taught me. One of those easy going prairie lires from Kansas. Here’s a lad with a tongue of silvery elo- quence and that, with his life, is exemplary of his high ideals. Major English; Kalophron-an. I. 2. -i. I; De- bate Team. 2. -i; Captain. I; Constitutional Ora- torical Contest. I; President Itlue Key. I; President Student Council. 7; llusirtess Manager Midland, I; Men's Glee Club. I, 2; Lenten Chorus. I; Theta Gamma Epsilon. .1. 7. Page Thirty-seven