Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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WARRIOR v Paul Wiegman President of Class of 1934 juniors

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THE 1933 THE CLASS OF 1933 President...............Irvin Schwartz Secretary-Treasurer.....Dorothea Smith Representative........La Verne Johnson Turn backward, turn backward. Oh. time in your flight. And make me a freshman again. Just for tonight.” COMING to the finish of four eventful years spent at Midland, the members of the class of 1933 look back over that span of time, see them- selves as freshmen again and indulge in memorable reminiscences of their college days. How time flies! they exclaim. It seems only yesterday that we entered Midland as green—very green—freshies. And now—we are about to be graduated—to leave our Alma Mater—to find our place in the world. The Class of 1933 will not leave Midland without having left a fine history on the records of time. The class of graduates will not be forgot- ten soon. They leave more than any material gift—they leave their school spirit, their loyalty, their services, their ideals and their ambitions. May these be the heritage of the classes to come! According to history, the class of 1933. as freshmen in 1930, over- whelmed the sophomores in the an- WARRIORv nual Olympics. During the first year, eight members of the class found places on the football squad and four on the basketball team. Clarence Alexander was the chief executive during the first year. In the fall of 1931, the class elec- ted Eph Johnson to the office of president. The men and co-eds of the class both won the inter-class basketball championships. Norman Carlton and Irvin Schwartz were members of Midland’s first N. C. A. C. basketball championship team. Lorraine Lovgren of the class of 1933. was the first Queen of the Gridiron. Coming back for their third year, members of the class chose Charles McMillen president. Elfrida Peter- sen became the second Grid Queen. C. G.” again starred on the champ- ionship squad and was named most valuable player of the conference. Schwartz also lettered in basketball. In football. Elliot. Schwartz. Mc- Millen. Biffar and Carlton won their letters. The class again won the Intra-mural basketball championship. Irvin Schwartz became the leader of the class last fall when he was elected president. During the year, members of the Class of 1933 have held presidencies of Blue Key. Cardi- nal Key. Student Council, “M Club. Warriorcttcs. Choir and Y. M. C. A. Members of the class have been high in scholarship, active in all organiza- tions. loyal to Midland, full of pep. ready to serve and endowed with leadership. ❖ ❖ ❖ Nin«iy-ilx

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