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

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LEFT: Richard Gilmore, two time all American as a Falcon tennis player, is now a star player for Western Kentucky University. 1 BOTTOM: Mike Keighley fleftj and Steve Siegul were both all ' Americans on the tennis court for the Falcons. X 1 H 5 Fx , Y . 1 .. -. i MW .3'i5'?'4! vvi s ffff c, li - . fr . U 1. ,ug 'mum-4-g.5u.qw.7.v,1 M. in gfffu -fn :nu ' us f m it mwah 3 if E ,ff ng., ' H I V. 1'i1ff f'f :1 it A ' P -. Q 1 . at ,- w w f fl s c t tn I Gymnastics great, Ed Navarro, displays the form that made him M-D,ICN's most outstanding gymnast and earned him a free pass ff. lnrlinnn .Qmtp l lninnrsitv.

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M-DJCN-SPORTS A history of names and events like Bruce F leisher, Joe Arnold, , , National championships in baseball, swimming, and tennis are part of Miami-Dade Junior College North's brief but famed history. In athletic competition, the Falcons have a combined record of 606 Wins, 5 ties, 200 losses for a 752 Winning percentage. For the young athlete, the chances of getting a scholarship from M-DJCN to a senior college are more than good. Last year every sophomore on the basketball team was offered or received a scholarship. At one time there was a rumor to have the entire '67 basketball team go to a big name college on a team scholarship. Time once wrote an article on the superiority of M-DJCN's academics. They didn't mention our athletics. Look what they left out: BASEBALL: 253 Wins, 64 losses, 79872. . .NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1964, runner-up '66, third '67. . .Region 8 QFlorida and Georgiaj '64, '66, '67. . .State Champions '64, '66, '67, runner-up '61, '62, '65. . .All Americans - 17, Professionals - 15. BASKETBALL: 151 wins, 60 losses, 715W . .Regional 8 fFlorida and Georgiaj '68. . .State Champions '65, '68. . .All-Americans - 2. . .All-Region Q8j 6. CROSS-COUNTRY: 13 wins, 6 losses, 6845. . .Third in State '66, Fourth '67 . GOLF: 74 Wins, 12 losses, 8603. . .National Cham- pions '66, Runner-up '65-'68. . .State Champions '62, '63, '64, 85, '66, '68. . .All-Americans - 6. . .Pro- fessionals - 2. . . U.S. Amateur Champion - 1. GYMNASTICS: 23 Wins, 5 losses, 821W . .Georgia Intercollegiate Champions '68, Runner-up '67. SOCCER: 10 Wins, 3 ties, 5 losses, 76972. Swimming: 10 wins, 8 losses, 5563. . .National Champions '68, Runner-up '67 . . .All-Americans - 1. TENNIS: 34 wins, 29 losses, 54022. . .National Champions '66, '67, Runner-up '68 .... State Champions '66, '67, Rurmer-up '64, '65, '68. . . Runner-up '64, '66, '67, WRESTLING: 17 Wins, 2 losses, 895W . .State Champions '67, '68. LUQ5 Pl? -1. , if -f' a,,g5, Don Hale, an outstanding trackman as a Falcon, now excels on the field for the fighting Gators of the University of Florida.

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The greatest of many greats. Joe Arnold is one of many outstanding baseball players produced by MDJCN. Joe, a pitcher, never losta game as a Falcon and accepted a scholarship to Arizona State University prior to singing a pro contract with the Houston Astros. Willie Williams, a 1967 Falcon basketball star, is now doing his dribbling for the Florida State Seminoles as a starter. Phe an ' ' Specializing in the 50 yard freestyle and 100 yard butterfly events, Ray Baum was a spectacular All American performer for the Falcon. .QL 5 e A 9' .nu