Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Ellen Servi ne Ericson Servine you with a smile. Clara Woods Surprise She Wood! 'J LEBLAND SOKF.R Hildreth He just Kant get philosophy. Miriam Taylor Columbus You can’t Taylor her anything f abo science. Harley Thorndik l Fremont No, I Harley thin so. Murray Westerbrook West Point Go Westerbec east. Helen Prestegaard Lincoln Ah Toad you so. Margaret Reuter Seward Reuter wrong, she’s the German teacher. Patricia Rieper Fremont She'll follow him oner hill and dale. Elisabeth Savell Omaha thinly it’s just Savell! 33 THE WARRIOR

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 Alma Krueger Lincoln dcFrecse can’t Louther. Leslie Marks Winslow He Marfa time for the hand. Elaine Lucas Fremont We wish you good Lucas a teacher. Beulah Meyf.r Wisner We adMeycr her. Mary Holbert Kansas City, Mo. She’d just as soon llolbcrt as ancftjfty’. Elwyn Judd Los Angeles, Calif. ’Elwyn if Judd’s there. Helen King Fremont Oh, fiddlesticks. Ward Lundstrom Fremont Vard shall we place him? ENEDICT McGlLLIS Winnebago lenedicted to Cordts. Maurice Miller Davenport Maurice is good for freezing ice cream. THE WARRIOR Page 32

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Class of 1936 President ........................... Gray Bream Secretary-Treasurer ..........Mary Kathryn Johnson Class Representative ......... William Beckenbauer We are the Sophomores! We are the Sophomores! What do you think of us? Pretty good looking, eh? what? Well, we are good! Remember that annual class Olympics against the infants? Well, we plowed them under! Remember our heroic boys who made their hands bleed from pulling on the rope? Miss Lucas, who should really enter the big leagues with her baseball slinging ability? and our girls’ and boys’ relay teams who were high steppers? Well, after putting the kindergartners in their place, we immediately began to show the upper classmen of what we were made. Gray Bream, our promising romeo of last year, came into the lime light as class prexy and also gained one of the leads in the Midland Players’ major production, “The Importance of Being Ernest.” William Beckenhauer, our class athlete, made himself known in basket- ball and football, and was rewarded by being our class representative to the student council. Other heroes of the gridiron from our ranks were: Lucian Fuhrmeister, Gus Koudcle and William Nelson. On the basketball court, William “Speck” Nelson won a well deserved position among the first five. Our little sandy headed athlete might well be called our shining Warrior—we're proud of him. Howard Hook and Dick Thomsen, best looking Warrior of 1934, were also members of the champion tricksters. Midland's cheer leader, Joe Koory, and assistant student manager, Melvin Gienapp, are among the leaders of our ranks. There! You now have the roll of our celebrities. There are many un- mentioned, however, who hold influential places on our campus by being members of the Acappella choir, Midland Players, Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. and the social organizations of Kal and Wynn societies. Next year we’ll be upper classmen! Then we will show you what we really can do! THE WARRIOR vi