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

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.1 I 1 I I v r I A SITTING: R. Gorman, P. Bradle : TREASURER, F. Brindisi: VICE PRESIDENT, R. Holt: PRESIDENT, L. A. Swanson: RECORDING SECRETAIRY, A. E. Green, Jr., J. M. Routh. FIRST ROW STANDING - C. Klin ersmith: SPONSOR, M. Zelinka, D. Herrin , F. Dannenberg, J r., Y. R. Flores, S. Martin, C. Pinsonneault, A. Tenore, L. ifladrigal. SECOND ROW STANDING - F. Ifaldes, J. Hahn, P. Shaughness, D. Sawyer. COLLEGE REPUBLICANS The College Republicans were busy this year campaigning and greeting dignitaries such as Richard Nixon. Besides manning their table in the Student Union the Republicans handed out literature and HSM Do you like to travel? Are you interested in hotels and hotel management? Then HSMA fHotel Sales Management Associationj is for you! Besides attending the Pan American Hotel and Restaurant Exposition on Miami Beach and the National Hotel Exposition in New York city, HSMA travels throughout the world during the summer visiting various hotels and hotel schools. Fifteen scholarships were given out by HSMA in conjunction with the Greater Miami Hotel and newsletters to all and attended the Republican convention in August as ushers and student representatives. They are affiliated with local, state and national Young Republicans Clubs. A Motor Hotel Association and the Statler Foundation. Also seven scholarships were given by the West Indies Chapter of the Hotel Sales Management Association. The sponsors of HSMA are Mr. Jack Low and Mrs. Angela Anderson. The 1968 officers are Edward Carter, president, joel Hahn, vice president, and Maria Jaramille, secretary-treasurer. SITTING: J. Low: SPONSOR, J. P. Hahn: VICE PRESIDENT, Mrs. A. Anderson. STANDING - Mrs. L Lerner, H. Lerner, R. Gener, M. Jaramille. ag QP

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iz? x TV! P. Frisch President S. Buthman J. Engstrom D. Montaldi - A 'Ut 2 Q75 J-.1 xr' 3? l I li. lVlcGary K. lVlcCorkle li. Ennella S. Canale lst V. Pres. Rec. Secretary Corresponding Treasurer and Chaplin Secretary hr B. lliley Sweetheart L. Fleishman D. Peiser . .. E. J. Zazulak R. Jenkins Big Brother Big Brother KAPPA DELTA CHI Through social and service projects like mixers, banquets, car washes, intramurals and making Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to give to needy families, Kappa Delta Chi has kept busy this year. The purpose and goals of Kappa Delta Chi include fostering understanding and friendship among members, students and other organizations. Nl. Gruccio S. Hagan Louys L. Melvin S. Reynolds C. Sharpe R. Wall J. Zeller 45,49 'CS . 44 T2 as it 'A N my ' 1 7:5 ll . 1- H g W .4 ll' ve lp i ... ul' ' -v- f-v- 'Ill' ' . , M 'A J , 1 I fl ' . N

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K2 PEM SITTING: M Brien, J. E. Baynard, E. Carter, N. Jacobellis,L. Madrigal. STANDING: B. Itapps, M E. Suarez, C. De Santola, A. Wilhelm, C. C. Coxon, R Reid, E. M. Venutolo. Although PEM club members were shy about getting their pictures taken, they were not shy about other activities. This year PEM sent representatives to the Annual Working Conference of the Florida Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation QFAHPERJ which was held at the Marco Polo Hyatt House in Miami Beach. Held December 5, the FAHPER Working Conferencels theme was uCeiling Unlimited? PEM also participated in 1969 NJCAA Swimming and Diving championships at the Hialeah Municipal Pool on February 28 and March l. Fifteen members served as hosts to competitors from all over the nation. New officers were elected for PEM this year. They are: Eileen Carter, President, James Baynard, Vice President, Cornelia Belle, Corresponding Secretary, Pat Reid, Women's Sports Manager, and Mike Brien, Men's Sports Manager. WRA SITTING: Vi Neumeister, L. Alexander, R Reid: Vice President, C. C. Coxon, President, .I D Weittg Secretary- Treasurer, E. B. Pinder. STANDING: IVL E. Dingle, Yi McKinney, B. Tucker, D. De Santola, B. Y. Edwards, L. Harden E. Pertee, M. E. Suarez,-E. Reddick, L. Rowan, N. Guerra. Does powder-puff football appeal to you? If not, does volleyball, basketball, badminton, tennis, golf, table tennis, archery, softball, track or swimming? If any of these does appeal and if you are a girl then maybe WRA is what you have been looking for. The Women's Recreation Association is the conductor of the intramural program for women. Working with groups of students, WRA members are given the opportunity to take part in competition with other junior colleges and universities and to take part in special interest groups on campus including Orchesis Qmodern dancej, fencing group, judo group, Blue Dolphins fswimrningj and the cheerleaders. 5 ll: af