Volume 18 , Issue 23

1926 NSTC Yearbook - Features

Football Queen – Marie Bost; Student King – Wayne Ballard; Ranger Queen – Verda Matteson; Most Popular Faculty Woman & Man – Naoma Keller & T. A. Patterson; The Setting – Scenes of the Community & Campus; Our Gang; Here & There; Back Home; Where Life is Life; Among Departments; Ranger Day.

Gang on the Warpath – Each year “pep” demonstrations at Northwestern conform in one essential, the entire student body marching to town enmasse. Other events may very but this one seems to hold. Here we see the first assembly of the group last fall. The occasion was the marking of the Highways. Just in front of the college is the intersection of three State Roads and a National Highway. When the whole aggregation gets organized and tuned up on, “On Northwestern” all small boys or other obstruction had best take for tall timber. Ranger spirit reigns unbridled and defeat is impossible.

Lincoln Memorial & Sculptor – It was the Class of '15 that placed on the campus the shaft erected to Honest Abe. This in itself would perhaps carry no great weight to you but when you are told that the bust was made by a Northwestern student, you feel akin to greatness and swell up your chest. The bust donated tot he Class of '15 by Frank Ingles was his token to Alma Mater thru his brother Roland a member of the class. The bust came from the studio of Lorado Taft, out to the plains of Oklahoma, to our very campus. Here it stands thru the white heat of the summer noonday, thru the chill of the winter winds, staunch, unflinching, a benefactor to all who heed.
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