Florida Institute of Technology - Ad Astra Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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INTER VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP — Inter varsity Christian Fellowship is an autonomic student group whose purpose is to establish, assist, and encourage Christian witness on campus. Evangelism, discipleship, and missions awareness are the three major objectives of the group. The leadership and ministry are provided by the students who are members of the school’s student body. IV. meets every Saturday night in the Campus Ministry building for the large group meeting. During the week several Bible studies meet at various times and places on campus. The Saturday night meetings are a time for students to assemble for discussion of predetermined topics of interest, singing, eating, and just having a good time. I.V. also plans special activi- ties throughout the year, such as trips to Wet-n-Wild, concerts, picnics, parties, Christmas, Carolling, Dinners, Ect.

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SOCIETY FOR SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY First row (1-r): Undecided; Guru Grebrenlisnol; Mossman the Avenger; Wow Bagger the Infinitely Prolonged President A.J. Nin Second row (I-r): Lord Retsnif; Keeper of the Staff Virility; The Master; Nomed Rellik. Third row: The Ghost of Lefty Potshards Missing: Pete Cerny, Vice-President; and a cast of thousands. The Society for Science Fiction and Fantasy was formed in 1972. It was formed to promote interest in Science Fiction and Fantasy in this school. In the past the club has brought eight Science Fiction Conventions to the school, has sponsored film festivals, and has also arranged transportation to the Space Shuttle launches. This club would like to take this opportunity to thank Mike Nash and all the other various departments for their contributions that have enabled the Society for Science Fiction and Fantasy to survive.

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KOREAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION The Korean Student Association was registered as an active F.I.T. organization last Fall quarter. Our advisor, Professor is Dr. Junho Choi, he is a little giant. : We are composed of thirty-eight members at the present time. Of those Korean students who have graduated from F.I.T. some have returned to Korea and received high positions in companies and the government. Others continue to study advanced courses in many different universities across the U.S.A. We are very proud of them! We hope to organize an F.1.T. Alumni Association in Korea at the end of this year. Our purposes are to create strong relations and ‘friendships with F.I.T., and also to aid and create a bond among international students. Dr. Choi Jonho, Advisor; Tae wuk Lee, President; Hwankyu Cheong Vice-President; Yongill Kim, Secretary. ee Members: Sungkyu Chung, David Kim; Peter Kim; Jungkeun Park, Kwangsuk Seo; Leekeun Kim; Jeho Park; Juyoung Jeong; Yoonkyu Park; Byoungeun An; Myungjun Kim; Kwan- sik Park; Seongjung Kim; Younjae Lee; Hongsun Lee; Changkyoung Heo; Jiyoung Sung; Leekyun Lee; Sungsoo Chung, Jaesik Lee; Sungyool Kang; Taedong Kim; Kyungh- oon Yoon; Chungsei Kwon; Wonyong Chung; Eumook Kim; Jaehyum Kim; Kiljae Lee; Manho Lee; Yoonhee Lee; Changbae Yim; Jakyung Koo; Yongduk Chung; Minsong Yoo. 69