Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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M-Club is an organization established to aid and promote athletic spirit and enthusiasm on campus. To be eligible for initiation, a student must be a letterman and possess a special dedication to sports. Yearly duties of the M-Club members were selecting cheerleaders, the initial Homecoming Queen candidates and M-Club Sweetheart. The lettermen also ran the concessions at all home football and basketball games. Through M-Club sponsorship, Most Valuable Player awards and trophies are presented to the most outstanding athlete of each sport during the year. M-CLUB Top: M-Club members discuss concession as signments at a November meeting. Above: Mike McCarthy and Bill Benson try I to keep warm while selling concessions at a home football game. 152

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Left: During a timeout coach Joanne Bracker signals to the bench for a fifth player. Below left: Sophomore Shona Bohbrink (22) gets inside her opponent under the basket for a rebound. Below: Shona Bohbrink and Dixie Hansen were selected to the state All-Star squad during the March tournament.

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WRA Sponsoring all WIM sports, WRA Nights and a competitive swim night in the spring are the activities of the Women's Recreation Association. President Denise Grunke led mem- bers in organizing the year's Women's Intramural sports. Intramurals of- fered were volleyball, basketball, ten- nis, bowling, archery and swimming. Both independent and Greek teams competed in the activities. WRA is also responsible for WRA Nights which opens the gym for wo- men only. All facilities are then avail- able for use by the coeds. Left: Dixie Hansen sets up a play in WIM volleyball. Below: A Powder Puff football game was held in Hopkins during late November.