Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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ALPHA PHI OMEGA Assisting at the recycling center and hosting a party for Masonic Home boys initiated Alpha Phi Omega Fra- ternity's service projects this year. Campus activities included partici- pating in intramurals, researching ar- chitectural barriers to the handi- capped, and ushering at various pro- grams. Members sold audio-visual equipment for Landon Industries to raise money for projects. They also sponsored a Boy Scout troop for retarded child- ren from Fremont. Above: In November PDR, Louis Flake and Dean Carstensen check the schedule of events for the APO-sponsored Boy Scout troop. Above right: After a meeting members John MacArthur, Mike Mulcahy and Rick Bottorf take a moment to enjoy themselves. Right: APO members Mike Mulcahy, Dean Carstensen and Barry Mann served as the colorguard for the homecoming game. 84

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SPANISH CLUB Formed for the purpose of giving students opportunities outside the classroom for using their Spanish the group consists of Spanish students and others with background in the language. They opened activities this fall with a trip to Omaha to see Folklorico, a medley of Spanish and Spanish-Amer- ican folk dances. Members were invited to sponsor Dr. Martin Trautrimas' home for the an- nual Christmas party and the break- ing of the pinata. Several members went to Mexico for the Interterm. After returning, the Spanish Club reunited and those who had gone to Mexico related their ex- periences and displayed their souve- nirs. Top: Spanish Club members stage a dress re- hearsal of their Spanish Christmas carols. 83

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Members of the Fellowship of Ac- tive Christians Today opened their activities with a picnic and a hay rack ride. Besides leading the weekly Wednesday night devotions, FACT operated the Kaffee Haus in the basement of Men's Memorial Hall on school nights for use as a lounge and study area. Satur- day nights featured entertainment and refreshments. Above: Midland students John McArthur and John Cox perform as J J at the Kaffee Haus. Above left: Fred Anderson and Paul John- ston discuss a chapel presentation with Chaplain Gordon Folke. FACT 85