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

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Miami-Dade's soccer team, with just one American-born player, won the 1965 Greater Miami Soccer League Championship. The Falcon soccer team was praised for its usportsmanlike conduct and professional manners by the president of the Greater Miami Soccer League. We are proud of our boys and Congratulations to their fine team efforts. . -aamiaatr-N. vi Vlfhose ball? Falcons recover and head toward yet another victory. .cp ll If you think you are tough, try soccer. It is 5: my plain to see that speed, strength, skill and endurance are the requirements of this game. 105 The ball heads for goal as OUR Falcons maintain a steady attack.

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Miarni-Dade Iunior College supports a vigorous intramural sports program. Football gains perhaps the most attention on campus due to its absence as a varsity sport. This year there were two divisions, one for Hey, Serge, Fraternities and one for Independent teams. The Fraternity champs, Circle K, were narrowly beaten in the play-off against the Independent champs, Sporf Hunters, Z6 to 25. Circle K won the first annual Fraternity Bowl game over Kappa Lambda Chi by a 40 to 6 margin. It is a fine tradition and we salute a fine group of outstanding athletes. ,rr ,rr f ,Wa . - W am T -W. rl ,kwin It ,im it as it 2 ww. UE 3 , ' 11 ii? 25? Gif . 1 -, , 5-ag it, as -' N .aka-V, al' rr was ,afsig I rrr iE3:ij1rll!1Q.rrrr- ,rwftmglrrgigrrrif'rgH,,11'QQ?11,,,ro'u..,f:'g5,,,.QH...w...waw r,mr,H,,,fw 1 PM rr 23- yrr 'rrr 'Wlv ur rrrmmmwr r trump,-rr 3- 'I A Ht - if ' ff, fain , 1 . -,ffwaaf , M, a R 5441, faq, ,H ww it is, ,L , .ia - ,,. ,na , i is -f . ' sw seaW2T5,hr r- rr Lea? ,wr rr rs:afr::ga- rr rr rv W rr ,M ,rr Mr 1 sw' - ,-. ' ' , Aiea: , ' is r r r.-.r,., , , , Y ,sfe Y , V r ,,, ., Y ,, it rr , , , Iwi'- , if r YQ aa fi ' it H, rr H - G v .-..-....i . Chris Ceorgiades stands poised for the attack as Circle K defends against some tough opposition. give me a hand, says Chris as the opposition roughs hirn up a bit. it n 'rr rr ' rr rr 1- rr r 1. , r. H ,MnM.. mm, 4 rr ,rr rr iw rr rr f at , v ' elif ff itiim fra! 104

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TENN S The Miami-Dade netters for 1965 went far for a rookie squad. This year's team has but one Sophomore, Mark Serloff, and played a tougher schedule than ever before. This year's Falcons are among the first Junior College teams ever to be invited to the Florida Men's Intercollegiate Tournament. Led by lay Schlosser and.Mark Serloff OUR Falcons- made a big impact at this meet. Some of the Falcon's tougher opponents were: U. of Miami, Rollins, Florida State and U. of Florida. Jay Schlosser, the Falcon's number one netter, won the Florida Men's Intercollegiate Singles Championship for Iunior College competition. Bob Gordon, Bob Williains, Bob Hess, Mark Serloff, Coach Harold I-Iaskins, jay Schlosser and Nick O'Dawe. F Q XJ r i rr- QY as -kitten F' iipi T ' egl-f ' A Q ,fa --v , , 1, ,F , . U- M i . a . . Elf 4-it :YQ-xx XI -X 'T ' ' vii..-5'5 ' ' iSlfz!7T 'Effie ' I ' ' i ww r wx., 'R l. R 'f A,. 1 . QHEQSL'-2 L y ,s.,,L, -s Aw: s weak .L.l5iisL K ,,f .4,-ai..1...ixr5, r rr i , ,,-. . W s, - Q sf R -va A. -Y ' 106 r sl,. 4. ws. -' - ,,i QI A .4 , ,K , ,w at ii,