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

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STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Student Education Association appeals to those students who are interested primarily in entering the teaching profession. During the year they had a field trip through Lindsey Hopkins, including an interesting stop at Channel Z to view the educational television station. They had speakers covering various problems of youth, particularly juvenile delinquency. At the end of the first trimester they honored the complete Faculty at a tea in Scott Hall. And, just for kicks, they held a barbecue for members. Rhea Goldman Bernard Gamard President Vice President Harold G. McMullen Sponsor 'Fh- E Barbara Hart A111121 Wolfer Secretary Treasurer Club members dish it out to faculty at a tea given by the club to honor faculty and friends during the Christmas holi- days.

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Young Republicans are always busy with political projects, but during an election year such as 1964 they are especially active in their vociferous support of COP candidates. Well, it keeps them off the streets, anyway. This year, Senator Goldwater and Representative Miller were the focal points of this group's effort, but there was also much promotional work done for state and local candidates. Club members spent endless hours speaking to voters, passing out leaflets and serving as poll watchers during the primaries and final balloting. Club members were present on election night in campaign headquarters, answering phones, tallying precinct retums, crying, and awaiting the outcome of the election. Although the GOP campaign was not successful this year, Young Republicans learned much and benefited greatly from their experience in waging a hard- fought, clean campaign. Throughout the year, the Young Republicans heard lectures by local Republican officials and learned much about the workings of their party. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Ted Slack addressed the club during his campaign for State repre- sentative. ,li L,-,,'rg--fwfhif ,, gwi ii l Paul Conover Sponsor 'ins' Iohn Aaron George Depontis Francis W. Forbes Ioan Palmer Iris Pamirez jim Webster President Secretary 1 7 3

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