Miami Dade College North Campus - Falcon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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-- is 'z if W 'iv f Club life is a part of campus life quite removed from classes. These pages have given the impression that about all these organizations do is to sell doughnuts and Wash cars for sweet charity-mostly the IFK Library and under- privileged children.-Far from it-these club people have lots of fun in lots of Ways. As caught by the camera, you can view them having fun doing their two favorite activities, eating and dancing. 170

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STUDENT CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The Student Christian Fellow- ship is an interdenominational student group designed to promote Christian fellowship, maturity, intellectual enlighten- ment, and relaxing entertainment for students. The club- is focused upon discussion, it hears various speakers at its bi-weekly meetings throughout the year and sponsors a weekly discussion group on active Christian living. The club also participates in monthly intercollegiate gather- ings with south Florida colleges to discuss religious matters. Highlighting the fellowship's activities are the semi-annual weekend conferences of the state Intervarsity Christian Fellow- ship in Silver Springs. Their principle project this year was donating a year's subscription to the religious magazine HIS for the student lounge. Linda Cressy Secretary at 1 1' Carol Baggersley Malcomb McAvoy 1 Richard Walker Paul Winfrey Margaret Bichel Vice President President Treasurer i i Alice Baumgarten Caroline Fritscll Bevcrly Gruber Paul Saunders Charles Tanner Sara Alice Zimmerly Richard Walker and Linda Cressy at the SCF table during Rush Week. 169

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I TERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB International Friendship Club is exactly what its name bespeaks. Its membership includes students from sixteen different countries, a sort of on campus United Nations. Their social and club activities seem to run smoothly and show a picture of international cooperation. Working together these students soon find a closeness with the other students at M-DIC. Under the active and dedicated sponsorship of Mr. Doug Matthewson they have held several successful parties, had fun together and made a good image of international relationship. his r , sm ni. t T' 'ill Nagar n ng:-is 1 .. L it it it ii Y H M. Sue ' , fax, as 1 Douglas Matthewson Sponsor l .... ' ' ' me ---- . Z il W 1 I ,F -lg, Q 5 35 I -fr 'N if . v S lu 4, Haydee Alhaisa Cora Barajas Amold Bowleg Phillip Chicola Cuba Colombia Cuba Y A ' ze-raaiiv W. ez I 'TTEFWEW 5135- ' . , ,,.. I , it , .. rggfgega wp ad W gl ,il l ,V ll , , ' 'T ll' A, . A .9 . X 1,e,,.:-,tp f- -. ,I- in TA ide- mga, - ,i -. Alberto Diaz Iulio Ferrer Pepper Knowles Raul Lopez Irene Love Colombia Venezuela Scotland J I --' -' tit L us x: 4 1 'ki -rf -- v I., i ,A v , I ,,, My l 1 , i. ,. V l. l, Beatriz Miyar Celia Navarro Irene Ortega Marlinda Rassmusen Bonnie Thomson Cuba Venezuela 171 Gladys Martinez Hank Thompson