Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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The Stag BRflYTON CflTTERN MULLER Business manager of the college is the post held by Clinton J. Muller, who is also sponsor of the Tomahawks, men's pep society. F. E. Wood, a veteran member of the college administrative staff, served this year as Midland's purchasing agent. Head bookkeeper, to whom students pay their college bills, is Mrs. Ruth Bray ton. College registrar is Miss Mildred A. Cattern, to whom students go to check on their credits or to obtain transcripts. Miss Dorothy H. Dysinger has served since 1933 as college librarian. This marks her last year of active service to the college, her resignation because of her approaching marriage having been announced in April. She was sponsor of Warriorettes. Mrs. Martha J. Peters, secretary to the president, officially welcomes visitors to that office. She is sponsor of Phi Omega sorority. Messrs. Muller and Wood hold an offico conierence. DYSINGER PETERS WOOD ago 25

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Health WENGERT Dr. D. B. Wengert again served as college physician, having offices in the dispen- sary in the fid'' Building. Students were first intro- duced to him last fall by a physical examination de- signed to promote the physi- cal health of all Midland stu- dents. Dr. Wengert was also on hand at athletic events to soothe all aches and bruises. College nurse was Miss Dorothea Mortensen, who also served as instructor in bacteriology and as lab su- pervisor. She also handled the school's lost and found” department. Dr. Wengert gives Phyllis Licrk an inoculation while Miss Mor- tensen stands by. MORTENSEN GIMMESTAD PkifAical education PFITSCH Professor of physical education for men and head of the department were positions held by John A. Pfitsch. Serv- ing as head coach of football, basket- ball, track, tennis and golf, he also sponsored the men's intramural pro- gram and the M'' Club. Mrs. Wilma Grimmestad as director of woman's physical education also sponsored the women's intramural athletic program and the W. A. A. Council. Recognized as an authority in her field, she holds several state, re- gional and national offices in physical education organizations. Page 24

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Field Secretary Krebs talks things over with Alumni Secre- tary Anderson. Jietcf and Alumni tOwkeM The Rev. George P. Krebs is Midland's traveling field secretary, a position he has held since 1945. As a result of his travels and contacts. Midland's enrollment this year represented sixteen states and two foreign countries. Following the activities of Midland graduates and former students keeps Mrs. John S. Anderson, alumni secretary, busy. Sponsor of Pi Epsilon sorority, Mrs. Anderson is organist at Salem Lutheran Church. focrtnitcNj £ufteh)iAcrA Mrs. Norma Rubrecht is “Mom” to the more than one hundred men who this year for the first time lived in the new Men's Memorial Hall. Mrs. Rubrecht is well known in the Women's Missionary Society throughout the state. Assistant to Mrs. Newsom in Beegle Hall for the second year was Mrs. Alice Tullis. Other of her duties included acting as assistant hostess in the Commons Club and supervisor of the Student Union. Page 2 KREBS RUBRECHT TULLIS