Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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SEA A subsidiary of the Nebraska State and National Educations, the Student Education Association aids future teachers in becoming aquainted with the profession through participation in a variety of programs. Students involved with the Eastern Nebraska Community Office of Re- tardation (ENCOR) helped the men- tally handicapped with bowling and weekend craft activities. Volunteers headed by Marian Rosen tutored Fre- mont Public School students. SEA representative Carolyn Stephens attended the Mini Span Workshop, a conference on voter registration, in Hudson, Wisconsin. Mrs. William Christensen and Mrs. Martin Trautrimus explained the Mon- tessori educational concept at one of the organization's meetings. Right: Junior Pris Heglund aids a young bowler as part of the ENCOR activities.

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PI KAPPA DELTA Membership in Pi Kappa Delta, na- tional honorary forensics fraternity, is based on participation in speech tournaments. They tap new members in the spring of each year and strive to promote excellence both on the individual speaking and debate levels of forensics. Midland's chapter entered competi- tion in this region and garnered a trophy in varsity debate competition at Chadron State College. Left: Sponsor of Pi Kappa Delta Charles Carlson assists members Greg Adams, Pris Heglund and Fred Nielsen as they prepare arguments on a new debate topic. Bottom: A striking addition to the Midland forensics group's collection is this trophy they won in Chadron State competition. Greg Adams Roger Bruns Priscilla Heglund Jim Miller Fred Nielsen Kathy Parker Judy Petersen 79

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IRC The International Relations Club strove to acquaint students with the international scene. Their fall banquet featured Mr. Ted Vrana, Fremont lawyer, and their monthly meetings were highlighted with talks given by Midland's foreign students. In October they engaged Mr. Eiler Cook of the Foreign Service ex- tension of the Department of State to speak on Western Europe. Christmas activities included selling UNICEF cards and setting up a dis- play advocating peace. Left: President Terry Meyer takes interest in Mr. Cook's comments on the European Common Market. Below left: Daria Phillips mans UNICEF card selling center. Below: IRC members listen as Monica Heine relates customs of Germany, her home country. 81