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

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WOMEN Q-si' f i 5 J M -Es' .f r 1 i W' LC!-y , if L- 1, ,I .3 z iv ,' my N, up if 'aj' FT 4 N f 1 fs K 1 I . 1. if Hi an 'V' '- . .. J, '- - . 1-7 .il .... ' WY: - SEATED- OFFICERS: II. Zeifman, R. Eagerman, R Eisman: Sponsor, M King-g President, R Rumbejrgger, H Kopman, K Merrill. STA DING: Active members of WOMEN. Women who have decided to improve their minds, learn business skills or need a change in routine organized as WOMEN. Women,s Organization for the March on Education Now brings some women together that might be older than their instructors. They may feel miserable because the job of being mother, housekeeper, wife or business-women combined with being a student proves complex. WOMEN brings them together and together they solve their problems. WOMEN was formed specifically to aid the mature woman returning to school and with monthly meetings, guest speakers, book service, tutoring, loan and scholarship information plus increasing social contacts it has served them well. A.S.T.M.E. .. . , , 1 ' .41 I 1 i g . I . A .I .. !,'.Y' , , W. it I 'I ii tif , , ,lip SITTING: A. Garcia, D. Benson, R R. Langevin. ni V, ig J.. STANDING: T. Peacock, M Santana, Ir., ,L Pastore, .L P. Corbin: Faculty Advisor, M Ruiz, S. Bolton- Seeking scientific knowledge in technical and engineering fields is the purpose of the American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers club. ASTMA gives direct contact between its members and top management personnel in manufacturing and has speakers on manufacturing and manufacturing engineering. ASTMA is a national organization with guest speakers. Various aspects of manufacturing engineering circulated throughout the nation are discussed at their meetings.

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SITTING: Dean M L Taylor, Ruth Greenfield, Majorie Tello, Peggy Rumberger, President Ist Semester, Jeane Jaques, Thelma Peters, Joanne Humphries. STANDING - Chris Steers, Willy Maria Hilton, Margaret Soltz, Joan Samuel, Sylvia Persell, Helen Elfenbein, Eleanor Gordon, Nancy Appleton. PHI LAMBDA PI SEATED: Julianna Belmonte, Patricia Fink, Lona Goldberg, Barbara Ellis, Margaret Hennessy, Minnie Siesholtz, Kathryn Walker. STANDING - Jessie Jensen, Margaret L. Cochran, Marva Bannerman, Mary Ann Pagliarl, Carol Bass, Esther Kleinman, Norma Meyer, Sheila Wolfson, Susan Berger, Hannah Kopman. Professor Phyllis Eisman Chris H illard President Second Semester Phi Lambda Pi, National Women's Honor Fraternity, was organized to meet the needs of an increasing number of married Women students whose interest gave them a common bond and to honor women who have attained a high scholastic average. The crest of Phi Lambda Pi is a design of a Grecian lamp with four candlesticks which represent the four cardinal virtues, courage, loyalty, service and friendship. Dr. Joanne Humphries is the National Representative for this area and is the founder of the Zeta Chapter at M-DJCN. Prof. Phyllis Eisman and Prof. Kathleen Merrill are the sponsors. SEATED: Pam McElroy, Marjorie Fassett, Audre G. Kaye, Marie Sorenson, Rita Liberman, Sarah E. Price, Virginia Miller, Grace Mathews, Marhorie Zigo, Henrietta Gehring. STANDING - Elizabeth Fountain, Sally Horowitz, T. Jane S. Lusk, Frances Simon, Alice Terry, Elizabeth Feldman, Kay Bingham Marks, Ph llis W. Hines, Marla Silva, Nancy Zigan, Mildred Kytlica, Marjorie Picot, Glorinda Arace. ., 41.. yr l '..,' e s , 'f 'fn bag P 5 4 38

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' KQV T WP' 'f I rr -,- Nathan Streeter explains beats in music to children at Gladevlew Elementary. 1 fe-fsswtiwm fl T D s m 2 S ht it it 'ft' I . , ' ' 7 ' 'lg A ' gr . f tl? 5 M - MENC A .. . 'w- ftiw f Y W ' 1 -l l-i!4a- es - al' .X Mrs. Ruth Greenfield, sponsor of the Music Educators National Conference QMENCJ, interprets the After School Program as one that keeps the child off the street and puts him in the arts. Students dedicate a few hours a week to exchanging roles with teachers. They enjoyed an average of one hundred children at Gladeview Elementary School. The children are divided in groups for instruction in art, dancing, drum, and violin. Nathan Streeter, a participating student, says the program is helpful to the children and himself. Hlf they have ability or potential, this is the time to find out. These students who are neither gaining academic nor A drumstick class. c Q li financial compensation gain a knowledge and understanding that can hardly be compared with that of a book, class, or course. Another project of MENC is the Artist Lecture Series which brought such notables to the campus as Alain Lombard, conductor of the Miami Philharmonic Society Orchestra and Joan Field, concert violinist and lecturer Also on the long list of speakers are David Goldberger, concert pianist from New York Howard A. Doolin, Norman Klecamp, and Barnett Breeskin. in