Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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Scholarship, participation in campus activities, and leadership qualities de- termine membership in Cardinal Key, the national honor society for women. Prospective members must attend Midland one year before being tapped into the organization in the spring. Throughout the year. Cardinal Key conducted various money-making projects for the scholarship co-spon- sored by Blue Key Fraternity. Members and alumni attended a Homecoming breakfast. A Christ- mas party at sponsor Miss Vivian Pet- erson's home highlighted winter ac- tivities. Ann Benedict was elected national vice president at the honor society's convention in Oklahoma City, Okla- homa. Ann Benedict Diane Brown Mary Cunningham Kaye Dasenbrock Ann DeVasure Denise Grunke Nancy Kurzenberger Ann Luther Cindy Nelson Julieta Payan Judy Petersen Anita Peterson Maurine Peterson Daria Phillips Carol Rohwer Phyllis Sederburg Carol Totsch Ruth Valine Marilyn Von Seggern Barb Welander Nancy Wooten 77

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BLUE KEY AND CARDINAL KEY Blue Key, men's honor and service fraternity, recognizes students show- ing outstanding character, leadership and scholarship. Prior to spring tapping, members held a cutting session in which, to receive a bid, a student had to receive votes from two-thirds of the members. Activities included a Homecoming tea, a function with Cardinal Key and ushering at various campus events. To raise money for the Blue Key Cardi- nal Key scholarship, awarded annual- ly to a deserving junior, Blue Key members participated in a work day and operated the concessions stand at a basketball game. This page: At November PDR Blue Key ac- cepted Ron Youngerman as a member and made plans for their work day. Opposite page: Cardinal Key activities ranged from a popcorn-hot chocolate Christmas party to serving at the alumni Homecoming registration in early October. Greg Adams Jerry Dickmeyer Jim Fuerst Rod Gnuse Mike Greunke Dave Hull Terry Meyer Doug Muehlig Fred My tty Keith Ninemire Byran Nitchie Bob Roesch Keith Rohwer George Stoltenberg Dave Strong Ron Youngerman

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PI DELTA EPSILON Above: Ken Austin, Henington Publishing Company representative, presents a program on the art of publishing an effective year- book to students at Midland's September Journalism Day. Above right: President Diane Brown presents Nebraska Poet Laureate Dr. John G. Neihardt with an engraved letter opener at a ceremony in the Journalism lounge. Pi Delta Epsilon, the national honor fraternity for outstanding perform- ance in the field of journalism, se- lects its members on the basis of scholarship and dedication. This year's members published a booklet for Journalism Day and sponsored a lecture series for jour- nalism majors and minors. Diane Brown Doug Muehlig Joe Onstott Maurine Peterson Nancy Wooten Ron Youngerman 78