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

Page 113 text:

GYMNASTICS Miami-Dade's gyninasts completed a successful cam- paign under the coaching skills of Coach Frank Seco cle Lucena. They began the campaign with an out- standing victory over the University of Florida and completed the season with a Znd Place finish in the South Florida A.A.U. Championships held at the I,F.K. Health Center. The most outstanding member of the squad is Sophomore Neil Starkey. This year's team showed real potential and with only two Sopho- - r mores graduating, next year's team promises to be an excellent squad. Paul Badaliacca does a shoulder stand on , , the Still rings at the South Florida A.A.U. Concentration! It takes brains and brawn to be a gymnast as you see as Championships. Dick Stevens does leg travels on the side horse. 107

Page 112 text:

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,

Page 114 text:

M This year's swimming team, led by youthful Coach Burdges, made a succesful trip to Athens, Georgia, and the Southern Collegiate Invitational Swimming and Diving Tournament, where they managed to finish seventh out of fifteen teams entered. The Fal- cons were the only Innior College participants invited to the meet. They participated against such National powers as Florida State, U. of Miami, U. of Florida, Georgia and Georgia Tech. This was a fa, great effort by another great Falcon athletic squad. 51, I '2-'fib9.i:iiZTf'iy'r . A' 1 5 PfQ:,:5FQf,,Q f F Coach Burdges is cz strict disciplinarian and he proves his point to Lee Stauffer during a rigorous practice session. SWIMMING Y ,i , V V YJ, H , V hl ,, -V , 1 - f OUR Falcons show their form at Little River Pool, they are, Arteaga, Curttiss, Stauffer, Carrol, Piesco and Beeman. 108