Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Hollis Bkainard Cedar Bluffs The secret of success lies in preparation. Marie Sudman Sarben Nearly killed once by a train of thought passing through her mind. Pearl Heidknreich Leigh It's the smile she wears, that makes sunshine everywhere. Jack Meldrum Buffalo, Wvo. “Slumber is more sweet than toil.” Clarence Bower Davenport An air of quiet unaffected assurance. Edith Wulf Auburn “I'm waiting for my future to catch up with me. Evelyn Johnson Central City A daughter of the gods, most divinely beautiful. Roland Renkle Pueblo, Colo. He is like the stars, “He comes out at nights. Lorin Wolff “Mv motto is never get hurry.” Sterling in a Herma Beckman Fremont “The little cares that fretted me; I lost them yesterday.

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Alice Klover Abilene, Kan. A good nalured girl without much show. The kind of a girl we like to know. Dale Holzhey Bemtenu, Kan. “Don’t try to estimate what there is in a quiet fellow. Orval Awekkamp Bell, Cal. What doth this sweet child in this wicked place? Edith Wilson Madison She had so many bright ideas her hair turned red. Esther Johnson Craig ‘T am not one who loveth many words.” Ernest Tonsinc Atchison, Kan. A scholar in the truest meaning of the word. Donald Wilson San Diego. Cal. A real worker and a real fellow. Olga Wendte Newcastle She thinks, speaks and acts just as she ought. Elva Toops North Platte Among the tongues that sway the nation. Alvin Weitkamp Fontanel In A good student and a better horseshoe player. Page Sixty-onr

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Louise Struss “Search for happiness motto. Pender is her Howard Schnabel Just his mother's Clearwater boy. Louise Kocce Auburn Still waters, they say, run deep. Jeanette Cook Fremont Tis well for one to know more than she says. Thelma Marshall North Platte “My mind for me a kingdom i . Willis Brazda West Point All people have their hobbies, “studying is his. Harold Luhrs Rock Port, Mo. “1 care for nobody, no not I, . if nobody cares for me. Eileen Opplicer Columbus Blessed with the uncommon gift of common sense. Opal Enderle Hampton “Boys may come and boys may go, but I go on forever. George Krebs Omaha Never says much, but what he says counts.