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

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l ,,....-- . .f 5 V KNEELING: Lena Smith, Sandra Works, Mary Geraghty. STANDING-Margaret Tamosaitis, Sherry Bedingfield, Eileen Carter. 'ag . Z- ...- WO ENS TENN S The girl's tennis team expects to be strong contenders for state junior college championship honors with sensational sophomore Eileen Carter, who along with newcomer Sherry Bedingfield, should give Miami-Dade the strongest doubles com- bination in the state. Miss Bedingfield came to Miami-Dade with a winning reputation established when she captured runner-up position in the First Division State high school championship last year. This fine perfor- mance earned a national ranking for the Falcon freshman. Margaret Tamosaitis returns and fresh- men Mary Geraghty and Sandy Works were expected to add valuable strength to the Falcons in their drive toward the top. M-DICN's outstanding team of Sherry Bedingfield and Eileen l Carter are expected to win the State Doubles Championship this year. rfsffwwf - -L. i 2 I A' -1 .' 21 u W ' V Y pang.-,l,..i. l- 1. mx- kv..-5-gust ,Z , 'XI' 1,2 ' x. 1 T L.-f .T Y- lv 'a,0?g2'f15 'J' f-A -mi'l??? .ve . ..4 fl s . .' pl f , .45 ...

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EILEEN CARTER M-DJCN,s Eileen Carter has proved to be quite a tennis sensation. She was named M-DICN's number one player of 1968, finishing with the fantastic record of 10-2. Eileen placed third in the Number One Singles and Doubles Best Female Athlete of 1968. She also Won the Phi Delta Phi, was selected as a member of the All State AAU Women Baseball Team and won All City high point award in a basketball tournament spon- sored by the City of Miami Recreational Dept. Eileen is a member of District IV Women Cham- pions in Jr. College Volleyball and winner of several tennis tournaments sponsored by the City of Miami. Dade is proud of this phenomenal athlete. ,Sf V ' .--. JL... vi -.lu- . 1-K-e U ,...i-.,.k.- . Eileen Carter poses for a picture before starting a day of practice. Eileen shows the good form that makes her a champion.

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TR CK-CROSS COUNTRY The pain of distance running is clearly evident on the face of Clark Ale as he gasps for air duringa long run. 4- i Coach Joe Lee Smith checks the stop-watch as his Cross Country Team drills. LEFT TO RIGHT - Tony Fernandez, Charles Washington, Trujillo Francisco, Gary Church, Clark Ale, Antolin Caballero, James Smith, and Derik Cambridge. ' James Smith pours it on down the stretch as Cross Country Teammate Cary Church attempts to catch up. 3, AX Yv, .MH .Nu f .15 1' 'my .1-fu-5, x W Ep 'sn ' Q 'Hg-A15 ' ' w:f ' -' 4. ' N , A-1', ffF' . ' L 1. ' ' wg Y V Ls , y 4 4 K L. . my h 3 SL' '-- -., , ' -' 1 -Q.-wg .,J e , ' ' L , . - . ,T - U, I 1 A I Q. i I ,TH-gb A V '-.I il- -..u.'.:.i..f'l? ,v,W..x ,U,- Y 4 . ., rx -u...-'I .4 - , 1 5- ., -,.I'r:. - ' A A ' ' .- -' N, .Xv - Hz. J- - .. , In A 1. V , ,I-,. Q.. 4 . i' - I ,T-- -.- . --if Duke-1 -1