Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Midlander fllyce Green is a flower enthusiast like her dad, Mr. Joe Green, owner of Groon's Greenhouso. There Dona Jean Willman and Everett Schuler know that flowers are at their very best — for all college occasions. Mr. L. E. Pulley is the genial proprietor of Pulley's Cafo Sandwich Shop, where Jack McCall, Bill Christensen and Joyce Meyer are among the customers attesting to the tastiness of the food. Pago 128

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Manv Midlanders know the value of a checking or savings account at the Fremont National Bank, where Wes Lusche and Janice Peterson are courteously served here by Patty Fullriede, a former Midland coed. Hammond Stephens Publishing Company, whose office force is pictured here, furnishes the best in school supplies for Midland and for many schools throughout the United States. Page 127

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Pago 129 Midland students gain much valuable experi- ence in broadcasting over Fremont's Station KORN, which carries many excellent Mutual Network and local programs. Here Erik Bye and Phyllis Lierk are on the air. Midland men want to be sure that their shirts will be done right — and Ideal Laundry is a wise choice, as Jim Youngquist and Jack McCall would agree. Excellent dry cleaning is also an Ideal specialty. The best in sport and dress wear has always been available at Gerald Samptor's clothing store for men. Dean Marshall and Ken Henkens also know that Mr. Sampter himself is a loyal backer of Midland College. There's hardly a better indoor sport than bowling, and there's no finer place to bowl than at the Fremont Recreation Alleys, where Jack Planck is pictured having an afternoon of worth- while fun. Nobraska State Savings and Loan Association can help Midlanders plan for the all-important future. Here Mr. Hamilton F. Mitten visits with an engaged couple, Alvina Meyer and Waldo Hansen.