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

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Cynthia Popps and Ava Rosen strain at tip- off during Sports Day basketball game. The W.R.A. is an organization open to all Iunior College women. Its purpose is to provide opportunities for recreational and social accomplishments and to encourage the development of recreational skills. One of the main projects of this organization is to stimulate interest in women's intramural activities. The W.R.A. is divided into two divisions, team sports and individual sports. The team sports include Powder Puff football, Softball, Basketball, Track Sz Field and Volleyball. The individual sports include Badminton, Tennis, Golf, Archery, Table Tennis and Synchronized Swimming. All team sports are Extra-mural and Badminton, Tennis, Golf and Archery of the individual sports are Extra-mural. This year in intramural competition Sigma Delta won the Track Sr Field competition and Kappa Delta Chi won the Volleyball competition, while top honors for Powder Puff football and Softball are still undetermined. Our highest regard goes to Prof. Carrie Meek as well as those active young women who help to make this program a success. Beverly Bickford of Kappa Delta Chi at- tempts to elude her Kappa Omega pursuers. Volleyball is an active sport for girls and it takes concentration Q?j and technique! 127

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The Miami-Dade Women's Golf team can hold its own against all competition. Our Falcon women golfers won first in the state in Iunior College competition and finished fourth overall against Varsity and Iunior College competition. Mrs. Nan Knoblock was awarded the Most Valuable Player honor by teammates and Diane Corbett was voted Most Dependable. In state competition Mrs. Knoblock was 4th and Adrienne Frattino Sth. Miss Frattino was also winner of the State Driving Contest at Rollins College, Winter Park. The Golf team is coached by Prof. Mary Dagraedt. Mrs. Stella Humphries, grandmother of five, shows that golf is too good to be just for the young. 3, feelin- -, --ff - - 1 aa- ' ii iii in ui .. 1- i iii 5 ' - L . iii N -,Z r 1 , i : ' ' iii '1 i - iiiimiii 1' 5. '-1 I H' iw ' Hi -. 1 Z 1 fi 'ei H' Ae iltlii sfa zgfg Y' ig. 3 1 5 -f 15.235555 .mu -V - 1 ,- :.:w:.:.-,-,1-,- . .... ....,.n:..,-:.,:n ,V nw Hi . -'E 2, Y: :Ju - Q. J, 1 V-iiiiiisa - T , :Y .. .iii 4 :.:.:. .V 3. an - V5 Huwgm 7:1 L wgxilf g ikjr :mi Z i iii ww an 2 ggi iiugbagl g... ...lQQ.rggg..., nm . f ' T. k ii, Y iiimiiiw Q ir iii iiiifjliiim Mrs. Mary Alice Shuford shows correct style in the back swing as she goes from tee to green. a-,willy .. ii MJ