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

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SEA TED: H Meshen, Parlimentariang A. Stewart, Secretary, B. Elmatti, President, R. Holt, Vice President, J. Routh, Treasurer. SECOND ROW- O. Callaja, Advisor, T. Pineda, K. Powers, I. Drummond, R. Hartland, F. Valdez, F. Dannenberg, R. Badinl, G. Sweeney, A. Miller, G. Thum, F. Brindise, R. Klein, M. Lee, C. Hillard. I. 0. C. A busy place to be every Tuesday from 11-I2 is with IOC. Membership is restricted with one member from every organization fexcept the social organizationsj being ad- mitted. All clubs, which are not social, belong to the Intra Organization Council which includes ser- vice, interest, political, religious, professional and honorary clubs as its members. The regular business of the IOC is to look over the constitutions, the purpose and goals of the various clubs which desire to be active on campus. The IOC will then recommend to the Student Activities Committee and the Budget Committee as whether the club can be accepted or not and why. The IOC also may offer help in coordinating the activities of the member clubs. The various member organizations may also go to IOC for help on projects and adminis- tration. The officers are Robert Elmatti QAPOJ, president, Richard Holt, QCollege Republicansj, vice president, John Routh treasurer, Ann Stewart QStudent Nursesj secretary. PHI THET A KAPPA To be a member of Phi Theta Kappa, one must first earn it. Membership is earned by scholastic achievement, honor and service. Members are recognized as people with ability and as a result many universities offer automatically 35100 scholarships to all Phi Theta Kappa members. Membership in the Mu Epsilon Chapter at M-DJCN requires enrollment as a full time student with at least one full semester completed and also a 3.25 grade point average. Activities include attending state, regional and national conventions and also the National Honor Study Program which includes a summer Honors Institute at which many outstanding authorities in various academic fields speak. SITTING: E. Drenth, J. Greene, J. Hyman, R. Goulet, L. Carrol, E. Keilly. SECOND ROW- L. Gomez, N. Fernandez, E. Cale, E. Drenth, C. Echenique, C. Wilson, C. Pant, M Gregory, J. Stuart, E. Taylor.

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SITTING: Professor K Fountain, M Page, Tl Pritikin, J. Winters, A. Otero, M Miller. SECOND ROW - M Brian, J. McManus, B. Fleischer, ,L Pastorizo, D. Roach, R. Sherrill, S. Garai. CIRCLE K A traditionally busy club on campus, Circle K was last years winner of the Blood Bank's greatest donor award and the FALCON year- bookls plaque for the greatest number of yearbooks sold. A service organization, they have been col- lecting funds for charitable organizations, ushering at college functions and assisting needy groups and individuals. Their sponsor is Mr. Kenneth Fountain, head of the Speech, Journalism and Drama depart- ment. TRI-S Tri-S, the triple S club, has a definite pur- ment in this field. pose. Student Social Service people have been Tri-S WHS formed especially for community busy in Varigus Qornmunjty projects related 110 iIT1pI'0VCH1CI1t in b0tl1 social WClf3.I'C and S6I'ViHg social welfare and also in individual develop- the Community in other ways. SITTING: M Bavacua, F. lated, X Flores, G. Thum, D. Winitzer. SECOND ROW - A. Argaelles, L. Isla, B. F lores, S. Behar, R. Martinez, E. Canton, A. Pinto, F1 Dannenberg. pi H

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ORGANIZATIGNS s ' P ,I I. , CLUB FAIR...Rush night...Rushees