Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Lindsay Search Hutchinson. Kan. Lindsay is another debater from Kansas, hut debating isn't his only interest. He seems to have a decided preference for the name Louise. He is looking forward to the ministry. Ann Kolar Wolbach Ann sits with the. Seniors in chapel, but he a Junior at heart just the same. She's one of the sweetest, jollies! girls in our class, just ask a certain Kansan. Hamilton Morrow Fremont Sure to be seen where there are ladies. One boy who doesn't let lessons interfere with his education. We admire him for his dramatic ability. Luther Kisti.kr Bunker Hill. Kan. Luke hails from Kansas and upholds the traditions of his state at Midland. As a guard in basket ball. In is one of the best in tin state. Fdwin Metz Nebraska City If lie does everything with the enthusi- asm that he shows in playing football, “Eddie will surely be a success. He has represented Midland on the gridiron for three years. William Si dm an Sarbcn We're proud of this member of our class. A list of the activities in which lie has been successful would (ill a page. He' editor of this year's Warrior. Eugene Harrison Atchison, Kan. “Gene’s’' chapel announcements will go down in the pages of history. He was ac- tive in putting over all-col lege night and has worked hard for all productions of the Midland Players. Paul Lewis Fremont Paul is an obi standby of the Midland Players, the Kal society and other organi- zations. too numerous to mention. If any- one has the welfare of Midland at heart, Paul has.

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Fritz Krueger Auburn Fritz’s triumph this year, musically speaking, was his performance as tenor soloist for the Lenten Chorus. Me was also seen in a number of dramatic pro- ductions, including “Sun I p. Marjorie Tyson Fremont “Marge left us the second semester to become a pedagogue. We're glad to have known her, for she is a jolly girl with a lovable disposition. Clara Smith York Clara is quiet and unobtrusive, but once you know her. you have a real friend. Clara has had a three-year course in dorm- itory behavior; she ought to be a model girl. Vernon Fuhlrodt Fremont Does he know his ethics? I'll say he does. A scholarly member of the class who will miss his calling if he doesn’t take philosophy as a vocation. Ulric Harman Grand Island l.’lric is the efficient business manager for the athletic teams. He is an artist of no mean ability, as his work on the 1928 annual clearly shows. Inez Koinzan Davenport “Johnnie is a good pal. the kind of person you like to be with. She is one of Midland’s songbirds. Who doesn’t like to see her stamp her foot in “playful” anger? May Burkholder Fremont One girl who doesn’t have to let her hair grow out. May is truly her father's daugh- ter, even to a fondness for sociology. Harold Packwood Oakland Harold has been a busy man this year. He is business manager of the Warrior. Fhcn he took a role in “Grumpy” on very short notice, and played it with honors. He deserves a medal.

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 Lynn Speaker Fremont Lynn’s humor is a sure cure for melan- choly or homesickness. In some of his more serious moments he is a star chemis- try student, and in others a basso pro- fundo. Wallace Livers Hooper “Wallie was the president of the kals this year. He also took part in several plays and was a member of the Lenten Chorus. His varied talents should win him fame. Richard Balduff Fremont We haven't seen much of him. hut we’re glad to have him as one of our number. He left us the first semester and we hope that he will join us again. Eva Saddoris Fremont A conscientious student and a hard worker. She deserves success in fullest measure in whatever she may undertake. Ellen Hahn Fremont Ellen is well supplied with brains. She is a straight “A student and the pride of her professors. She will he famous some day. Arthur Deichman Leigh Tall and broad and every inch a man. A faithful loyal member of our class whom we don't hear much about. Norman Himes Fremont He deserted us for a semester, but came hack. Evidently he thinks Midland isn't such a bad place to he after all.