Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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 THE WARRIOR Horace Ford Martin, Ph.D., D.D. Fourteen years at Midland THE PRESIDENT “College IJfe Today This is a time when many college students are wondering whether a college education is worth while. If education is to fit one for a specific occupation or profession, and if this field of labor is so well supplied that no position is open to the graduate, then one may properly ask the question, “Is education worth while?” But a college education is something more than a chance to earn a living. It is an introduction to the achievements of great minds; it is a treasure on which the mind may continuously feed, and it is a stimulus that impels one to high endeavor. Education ennobles the humblest homes. It beautifies the most sordid sur- roundings. It is always worth while to gain an education. Neither money nor position can take its place. Page I o Horace F. Martin.

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MIDLANDERS

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 W. F. Zimmerman, Ph.D. Dean of Midland and professor of History and Political Science. Six years at Midland. We are aery grateful for this splendid pro- gram.” D. W. Crouse, A.M., M.S. Vice-President, Credit Ad- viser and professor of Physics. Twenty-eight years at Midland. that might case, hut---- G. E. Hickman, A.M. Registrar and director of the Education, Summer and Extension schools. Seven years at Midland. It’s all right to have a pull, but don’t pull any illegitimate strings.” G. N. Mendenhall, Ph.D. Director of the school of Religious Education and professor of Psychology. Twelve years at Midland. And then there was the basketball player who re- verted to his high school habits.” Midland. 50?” Karstad, A.B. of Women, years at Midland. Well,—I don’t KNOW.” THE WARRIOR Page 17