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As a sophomore, Morrow was a solid, dependable player, making
appearances in 18 of the Vikings’ 20 games. A glimmer
of what was to come appeared in his junior year, when Morrow
scored 17 points against Concordia College.
But it was this
senior season in 1952-53 that earned Morrow a spot in the
Hall of Fame. In 21 appearances, Morrow averaged
13.52 points per game, with 17 games in double digits and
27 points against Luther College. He was named the team’s
Most Valuable Player and was selected as an all-conference
player.
Morrow also excelled in baseball. He was a four-year
letterwinner and a thorn in Midland Lutheran College’s
side. (In 1953 he had three hits in one game against the
Warriors, then turned
around and had two in the next.)
Originally from Tekamah,
Neb., Morrow is now retired in Ninevah, Ind. Much of his
Dana memorabilia was lost in
a fire on his
family’s farm while he was serving his country in
Korea. But his contribution to Dana athletics will always
be remembered.
Morrow graduated from Tekamah (Neb.) High
School in 1949.
Dana College is a private, liberal arts institution that currently
enrolls approximately 600 students. The campus is located on
150 acres overlooking the Missouri River Valley in Blair, Neb.
Dana grants bachelor’s degrees in more than 20 liberal
arts, business, education and pre-professional programs. Dana
is affiliated with the Nebraska Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in America, and its athletic teams compete in the Great
Plains Athletic Conference.
More information on Dana College can be found on its web site, www.dana.edu.
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