Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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 Chappel Printing Company, where students may obtain fine stationery and study supplies, is the home of The Midland, campus news- paper. Bill Christensen. Dick Gleason and Wes- ley Fuerst are watching Harold Conrad set type. It's always a treat for Midlanders to eat at the Pathlinder Hotel Coffee Shop, where the cameraman snapped John Greeny, Jim Young- quist, Sylvia Hawkinson and Bruce Hargreaves placing their orders. Portraits of distinction are a specialty of Hodges' Studio, whose motto is Photographs of Anything, Anytime, Anywhere. Mr. Richard Hodges is pictured chatting with Donna Liudahl and Donna Albers. When students have leisure moments, they often head for the record department of the Fremont Music Storo. also headquarters for sheet music and qifts. Browsing here are Wayne Hengl, Walt Haberle and Dave McGath. There's no occasion for which Paul's Card Shop can't furnish a greeting that will please, and the unbelievable card array is matched by camera and stationery supplies. The stu- dent customers here are Ed McMullen and Dorothea Hansen. Page 130

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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.

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Sally Grace and Patty Hintz know that Jim Youngquist will look right and feel right in one of the many fine suits from the J. C. Penney Company, Inc., which Patty’s father, Mr. F. L. Hintz, manages. Coeds will also find grand campus clothes at Penney's. Kollmeyer's Hardware, Fremont's leading hardware store, is an in- triguing place for Betty Svinth, Lois Weichenthal and Betty Petr. They're looking over a new deep freeze unit shown to them by Mr. Carl Kollmeyer. Page 131