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

Page 60 text:

J i at me . r I Sue Allen Sandra Bockman Kathy Bookshester Susan Freeman PHI BETA TAU Formed in 1964, Phi Beta Tau sorority has been busy ever since in both service and social projects. Parcels with various articles needed by the boys in Vietnam were sent off and heart- shaped lollipops sold for the Heart Fund by the Phi Beta Tau sisters as two of their many activities of service. At Thanksgiving they sent off baskets of food to under-priviledged families in Miami. Two major social events ofthe year were the annual Christmas formal and Valentine Day semi-formal. Phi Beta Tau's sponsor is Professor Betty Ehrenreich. lwfff i ,X ' ' LC? 1? Gail Gilbert Karen Hershfield Carol Hickson Michele Jaffee Eleen Kerner 1 i ,bfx Pam McMullan J can Phillips lleen Ridge Inez Mitchell Louise Scaltiglio

Page 59 text:

3 f ll .' l' . . jlfii I A I jim -ff is SITTING: I. Perez, B. Rosen, Secretary, S. Buron, Presidentg C. Easton, Vice President, C. Segal, M. Katsuhka. FIRST ROW STANDING - T. Segal, L. Lee, Treasurer, B. Barnett, T. Marrero, P. Cortright. SECOND ROW STANDING - O. Abilleira, J. Enzer, B. Walters, B. lVluccino BETA CHI One of the newest sororities on campus, Beta Chi is primarily a social organization with the usual pledge initiations, parties and formals. They also participate in related school functions such as intramurals, Olympics, and Homecoming. The sisters have a serious side too, and are involved in a number of civic projects. In December they held ,a Christmas party for children of the United Fund at which they distributed gifts and refreshments. Beta Chi was established in September, 1967. KA P PA O M E GA A very active sorority on campus in both service formal dance. and social events, Kappa Omega sisters have been Service projects kept the sisters busy too along busy this year, with the pledging and rush plus money-raising Various activities include a fashion show, projects. mixers, dances, open houses, teas and the annual SITTING: J. Isaacson, C. Bolger, lVl. Alvarez: SWEETHEABT, J. Geiger, K. Balsham. STANDING - J. Sutton, D. Bobcik, V. White, P. O'Grady, B. Butler, L. Rodriquez, L. Rossini, D. Schwartz, E. Santini.

Page 61 text:

SITTING: B. Williams, L. Duhart, A. Mention: PRESIDENT, I. Byron, C. Williams..STANDING - S. Anderson, D. Davis: TREASURER., L. Harden, S. Troulman: SECRETARY, M. Young. P. Nairn, C. Cochran. KAPPA THETA DELTA Arecent sorority started on campusis Kappa The ideals of sisterhood, honor and service Theta Delta. The members strive for unity and have kept these sisters busy with various cultural advancement in social and service projects but have also allowed them to find phases. time to fit in activities of a more social nature. ZETA TAU busy having car washes and other m o ne y- r a i sing projects to sponsor an end-of-the-year party plus various mixers and Instilling a sense of friendship and school spirit among all students is the goal of Zeta Tau sorority. Besides working at Veterans hospital and parties. Suniland Training center the sisters have been SITTING: J. Tumer, J. Jernigan, L. Smith: PLEDGEMASTER, H. Vaccarelloz HISTORIAN,J. Ryan: PRESIDENT, K. Szidor: TREASURER, C. Skerpon: VICE PRESIDENT, L. Phillips: SGT. OF ARMS, L. Mizell. FIRST ROW STANDING - J. Cowan, E. Torres, F. Goldber , W. Kane, M. Fox, J. Friedman, B. Keene, D. Fritzgerald, F. Jutras, J. Rullan, J. Antista, M. B. Butler. SECOND ROW STRNDING - M. Hilger, S. Hoffman, K. Karlstad, L. lloffman, Sara Gallo, D. Reznik, S. Martin, C. Brown, D. Goehner, L. Harris. - I- 'j ' 1 1 Qin- Xl T