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

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Clifford Crittenden I 'R .4-5 X F3 l Chris Gcorgiadis l ie re of . fin' L1- -: x V Cary Katz l f, 56 Lee Stevens Ed Hollander and other Czrele K members helped raise money for the IFK Library Bill Edelmann Orlando Esqninaldo Stexe Fanner Mike Gentry George Class Ed Hollander .f- ,, an 'WF P . ,l 4 lr Eh, W Lester Kricdcr 1.1 if fill Nfl -1 J , P , I ll lui P , lim Van Wagner

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CIRCLE K Circle K, part of Kiwanis International, is sponsored locally by the Northside chapter of Kiwanis. This highly active group of men made the entire campus aware of their good works all year. They entertained the children at Variety Hospital at Christmas, collected money for the Cerebral Palsy drive and the Heart Fund. A safety rodeo drive was launched in affiliation with the Highway Patrol. They also held a car wash to raise funds for the IF K Library Memorial drive. This group conducted their annual blood donors' drive on campus and played a prominent role in campus intramurals. Besides all these accomplishments, Circle K carried on a busy and delightful social season ending with a dinner dance at the Deauville. f if l Je TQ? The men of Circle K entertaining at Variety Hospital. You can't tell wl1o's having the most fun, Circle K or the kids. . 'Y Y gp, ' l any ' ' Linda Safier Miriam Bufano Mary Io Kleiner Caroly Gaylord Bafbarn Brandon Sponsor Sponsor Sweetheart SPOUSOI' SPOUSW R' l d W ll Denis Hewitt Dick C-ranat Steve Valdes Paul Pilpier IOC lclfgpreseiilative Treasurer President Vice President Secretary 182

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PAN AMERICAN SOCIETY This Pan American Society overwhelmed the campus this year with their practically super-activity in almost every phase of campus life. Their main concern is to promote friendship and understanding among the people of the Americas and they have succeeded in marked degree in aiming their boundless energies at accomplishing a dynamic program of campus activity. In September the Government of Colombia gave to M-DIC a statue of Simon Bolivar. This club arranged the ceremonies in connection with this. They held a car wash to raise money for for the IFK Library Fund. They won in sweepstake fashion the talent show and decorated classrooms and professors' offices with Christmas decorations. Delia Rivera, their nominee, was named Homecoming Queen and presided over the week's festivities. Sara Patino was named Miss PAS and their final achievement was winning the Falcon l965 yearbook sales award. 1965 Hoinecorning Queen was Pan A1717S Delia Rivera. via z are fp: Leandro Brea, Anna Pons and Felix Libhaber sing songs with a South American melody. PAS Queen this year was Miss Sara Patina. It just goes to show that beauty has no international boundaries. Tlf.l'i'll'R S, ,if . ,,?...t51SG'- ii -17 'Wi-' I