Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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MENC MENC, the Music Educators National Conference, is an organization to ac- quaint music students with their cho- sen profession in the field. It is com- posed of music students of the in- strumental and vocal departments. Fall activities included selling tickets to the Fremont Community Con- certs and attending these concerts. Members were asked to attend the State Convention in Lincoln. The MENC members also hosted the Rock and Jazz Clinic held for high school students. Above: Kaye Dasenbrock and Jane Rieschick arrange music folders in the choir practice room. Right: Serving at the information table dur- ing the fall clinic is Scott Peterson, MENC president. 96

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CLEF DWELLERS Clef members this year were Kaye Dasenbrock, Joyce Grimes, Mary Joe, Ellen Johnson, Jane Paulson, Jill Ronhovde, Dawn Timmerman, Sharmyn Thompson, Mark Johns, Ted Johnson, Bob Lintner, Scott Peterson, Leonard Piggee, Kevin Rhodes, Mike Shelton and Mark Wolf. Mr. Eugene Nelson served as instructor, sponsor, drummer and Karen Jensen was choreographer for the group. A stage band was also included in the Clef Dwellers this year, adding depth and variety to their sound.

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SCI-FI Sci-Fi is an organization dedicated to the appreciation of science fiction. In their monthly meetings they discussed novels and short stories. Besides the written science fiction, they also took an interest in movies, both in thea- ters and on television, and alerted each other to times when the thrill- ers and chillers could be seen. NEBPIRG, Nebraska Student Public Interest Research Group, was initiat- ed on Midland's campus by a group of students concerned about environ- mental quality. The group's purpose is to raise public awareness and sup- port, to do research on the problems and to interact with community groups in working for change. NEBPIRG