Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Newell Pii LUI» Ckink. B. S., Malvern, Ia. We may well ask of this man: “Who knows how much he knows? Here’s a fellow with a mind of his own. Clink was a ireshman at Midland and then went to Iowa State College. Ames, la., return- ing to Midland to receive his degree. Major. Physics; Sri arc (Jab. I. 2. I. 0 Kdna May Bulky. A. B. Mitchell When it comes to co-operation we can always depend on Kddie to do her part, •veil if it's impersonating a Kussian dancer. As a rule we never hear much out of her. hut the longer you know her the more jolly and companionable she becomes. Major. History; Kafophroncan. I. 2. 3. 4; li ar- riorette. I. 2. 3. I; Y. IT . C. A.. I. 2, 3, 4. Mans Koolen, B. S. Lincoln Quite the opposite of his brother, “Hansy is a blonde. We’d all he terribly -hocked if he forgot to smile. He has been interested in all phases of college activi- ties. On the gridiron, stage and campus, (even with broom in hand) Hans produces the goods. Major. Physics: Ifynn. I. 2. 3, ; Pice Presi- dent Junior Class, 3; Football Team. I. 2. 3. 4; llashctball Team. 3. I; All-Slate Second Team Cuard. I.

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Fred E. Schnabel, B. S. Clearwater “Freddie,’' the schoolmaster, hasn't been with us this year, hut has been teaching and plans to get his degree at the end ol summer school. He has only one weak- ness that we know of a certain brunette. Major. Physics; Kalophronean. . 2. 3. 4; Sci- enc:■ (Huh, 2, 3; l ire President. 3; Tennis C.luh; Tomahatcks. 2. 3; Midland Players. I. 2. 3. -I. Carol M. Stump, A. B. Fremont Carol lives just across the street from the college campus, so naturally she would have close connection with a great many of the college activities. Outside of a teach- ing career she is especially interested in music, devoting a great deal of her spare time to it. Major. English; If ynn. I. 2. 3. I; Orchestra. I, 2. 3. 4; Midland Players. 4; V. W. C. A.. 1, 2, 4. Charles Vauchn Hinman, B. S. North Platte If it’s for Midland, Charles will boost for it. Wo might call him an independent thinker and one who carries out his own ideas. He is a hard worker and does well everything that lie attempts, making a very good student. Major, Mathematics; Hand and Orchestra; Science (Huh. 2. 3. 4. Pag • Thirty-nine

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Ai.anson Brai.nard, B. S. Cedar BlulTs “Brainard” is a conscientious fellow with an especial liking for science and math. He is dependable and probah!) some day we shall know him as a great financier, but for the near future he is planning to teach science in high school. Major. Ph sics; Kalophronean. 2. 2. 4; Ser- geant-oj-Arms, 2; Science Club. 2. 1. I; Secre- tary-Treusurer. 4. Margaret K. MacDonald. A. B., Fremont This is “Mac’s” lirst year at Midland yet she has made this school her Alma Mater, the highest type of tribute. Her ability to sing has brought her before the student body many times and won for her many friends. She is a two-year graduate from Wayne State Normal, and has had two years at the School of Music. Grinnell College, Grinnell, la. Major. Music; Chorus. 4; Dramatic Club. 4; V. If. C. A.. 4; ICynn. 4; Mill land Quartette. 4. O Herman Winter, B. S. Beemer “l iny” appears to be very reserved and quiet, yet when he starts on a familiar sub- ject he can talk a great deal, l iny is very fond of music and practices it as a hobby, while he chooses the natural sci- ences as his major work in college. Major. Mathematics. Physics. Page Forty-one