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

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STUDE T NURSES ORGAN ZATIO Miami-Dade's first nursing class formed our present Student Nurse's Organization in l963. The Student Nurses held a Welcoming affair during the Fall trimester to promote interest in their organization and greet incoming nursing students. High school students interested in nursing are introduced to Miami-Dade through this organization, in cooperation with the college Nursing Department. The SNO acquaints the general public with their program by sponsoring a booth at the annual Healthorama. But their service is not limited to the campus, this year they sponsored a Christmas party and collected gifts for the children in the Kendall Children's Home. 1- rf Susan Baldingcr Toni Bockniastcr Lillian Brandt Sarah Burns Ioanna Carpenter Marsha Cox Vicki DcLoatch Marie Diaz Gloria Cilbcr Robert Gray President Loretta Greene Edward Hallock Donna Honnnel Barbara Iuskowitz Sandra Kaplan lane Kowit Bay Belle Long Mary McCiffert Melody Ann Mislou Nancy Moore Leanore Owens Ioan Palmer Virginia Pinder Katherine Pratt Isabella Schilling Betty Siglar Kareem Smith Doris Taylor Jacqueline Turner Sharon Wood Irene Woods

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Iolm Bianco Sponsor nv.. A bf Sandy Crowe Diana Diamond Robert Liebennan William Ryan PHI BET BD Phi Beta Lambda is the college division of the Future Business Leaders of America. The organization provides an opportunity for students in secretarial and business science to learn more about their fields and compete with their associates. Outstanding leader- ship qualities of students in the business curriculum are recognized as a result of contests in business skills. Lynn Sullivan of M-DIC's chapter was State president of Phi Beta Lambda and this Spring was elected secretary of the national organization. Lynne Sullivan Patricia Allen Robert Clark President Vice President . 4.4 ,, ,,, U W it rr, ' p - if i Robert Gardner Leslie Hall Lisa Harper Margaret Key 1 11' QQ 3 .,, : Sandra Scott Charlotte Slovis Charles Tanner Deborah Wise 178

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PHI THET KAPP A college is an institution of higher learning and what is more important to such an institution than the quality of its Top students? Phi Theta Kappa, the Iunior College Phi Beta Kappa, represents the very highest achievements in the college. Its members are those in the college whose grades are at the top and whose character is a suitable match to their intelligence. Of course, the Phi Theta Kappas can't sit on their laurels all the time so they do something to see that their accomplishments benefit others. The Phi Theta Kappa bull sessions are well known to many students as a means to acquire more knowledge about subjects of interest, and to give help where help is needed. Phi Theta Kappa members offer their time to tutor fellow students to help them achieve better grades. ' Z:5f?F5iZfr Y f-'I 117 ' - A ' H l .fi if til' 1 -f i f -li' 1-as fe -:- , V a a ec me rmemtaw gm 7 ,M iii? -V ' ' -. l l 2. A , Q. 'W new T f i ' f ga.l r.n.e1fl , ig 'lf qw... ww..gQ.gQ r , L. - fa. r !f 15 ,Eiga I 2544 , ,. - -.., Y, K Wnggggggxcgg, yi J' ..:ug.AL'AfA,e. 4 1, 1 - -L' 1 2 V 11 Dr. Thelma Peters Harold Gellis Robert.Gullen Dayid Goldberg Barbara Hart Sponsor Treasurer President Vice President Recording .Secretary Ist and Znd lst Trimester lst Trimester 2nd Trimester Trimester ga Godoy Becker Donna Herring ,1 -Q it T, -. HHN? .l l ,. 4 J rl Ioan Maher -1, Y E P Msg r j X a, f . . Dan Bentley Peggy Coe Noel Collatz Linda Degenhardt Allan Gottlieb - 0153: 'f .. Ianet Ives Renee Iones Caryl Kotscha Richard Little Gary Low 'IQ I is R ld Sh H S 'th Mary Thompson Ruth Ozan Margaret Pratt ona eam Viggareggent President 2nd Trimester 2nd Trimester 180