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

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Dennis Singer Ianelle Singletary Steve Skolnick Charlotte Slovis Sandra Slutsky Harry Smith Renee Snetiker Ierome Solotkin Dolores Soto Brian Sovern William Spain Gary Spector Robert Spicer Neal Starkey Robert Starkey Lee Stauffer Charles Steiner Janie Stewart William Stieren Mary Stimson David Stoller Stephen Stone Robert Stratigos Barbara Straughter Philip Sturrnond Chuck Sullivan Lynne Sullivan Ioe Summers Gary Swatt Allen Swenson Cheryl Talcott Glyn Taylor Felix Teiera Peter Tennis Ronena Testermzm Mary Tliompson Bob Sherrod George Sikaffy Vincent Simmons Larry Simpson Ronald Simpson in it 492, tb J 54 A an f- ' V , f i l ,rr W0 l 51.

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Pat Aaron Barbara Abranowitz Gilda Abranowitz lane Abusiewiez Barbara Adler Rochelle Allen Adolfo Altuve Susana Alverez Ron Anderson Shirley Anderson Iohn Angella Richard Antoine Lorraine Apollon Julio Aponte Kim Arenas Cathie Arvola Ronelle Astor Sharon Atkins janet Auerback Sharon Avera Rochelle Babbitt Iohn Bailey Mary Ann Bass Scania Bass Melody Basso Barry Bawcom Beverly Zissen Murray Zolt F RESHME Freshman are a varied lot. There is no prototype we can call an 'average' freshman, because they come in various assorted shapes and sizes, and their backgrounds can be as diversified as their reasons for being here. Some are young, dewy-eyed, the ink barely dried on their high school diplomas, but very much aware that they are at last in a real, live college. Others are ex-servicemen and young married people resuming an academic career they'd thought ended with high school. Some are older, returning to school after raising their families and completing their careers. There are almost as many reasons for attending college as there are freshmen. To some, the college is a long sought-after goal, but to most, the college becomes a means toward an end. Some freshmen prefer to try their hand at higher education before committing themselves to a university, the college becomes a proving ground, a jumping-off point to bigger things. But whoever the freshman is, whatever his background or motives, he is certain to find himself somewhat changed as he leaves the freshman class. This has been the year. He has either decided to drop out of school or has found a place in his academic world. Q' nr as 'y....., Q va lr rw :tk i l f aff at ' 1 .,. . ' ' k,'Q,.3t' . I f' V ft 1' - 1 ll' 1 it W ' I V !.,v ' ii win ai , - .V rr: f if ,:.. g E AW G.- 1 i l -I L l' W- 1' ill' Hi