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

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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

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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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1'-- Qggs Bernado Dorsett practices Javelin throwing. 7.13: f- !, XS:-7. It's u , u , and over or hurdler Luke Otten. P P .1Q,,-V.'ggy,g:-15'g,'r?. , ' Q , lf. i .J X,-jjy!1f I, 5 Q - V vvl, , T ,A-gil, :rs w:.jg2:f-, - 1-gn,-,1 A K .-sn.,-....a:i'.:':,i,Q F7.j31 , ' T A -fl-57' fi2?5Qf12'7i?r9 ' F X V ki., A - l . . . L, sf -' vw-'f N T :ll 0 1 ff -, F'79'5 ': .. A- - NZ' . Q.. ff' . ij. V7 , - ' . 'f'f'f,, , . -f -f 4 - . - ---11:1 . 1, '1...!.f.--:4, .L TOP ROW: Hollis Hawthorne, Arthur Delgado, Arnando Hernandez, Joe Diaz, Norris Tisdal, James Rico Smith, Ernest Saunders, Jonathan Robinson. SECOND ROW-Mario Valcarcel, Mitchell Elias, Arthur Cogollos, Luke Otten, Henry Bradwell, Antolin Caballero, Francisco Trujillo, Dennis Stevenson, Gary Church. THIRD ROW - Jerry Bibby, Bernardo Dorsett, Carlos Cespedes, Clark Ale, Walter Davis, Ranclobh Merrill, Willie Munford, Garry Mailman, Derek Gzmbridge, Charles Chapiro, Coach foe Lee Smith. This year's cross country team was in the rebuild- ing stages. Despite the endurance of such runners as Gary Church, Al Clark, Derek Cambridge, and Antolen Caballero, the Falcons had a losing season. After opening with a loss against Seminole Junior College, the team finished fourth among Florida -- - junior colleges in the Daytona Beach Invitational. In the second quadrangle meet Coach Joe Srnith's runners finished 3 points out of first place. The season ended with two victories. M-DJCS and University of South Florida fell in the dust of our V Falcon runners. Next year Coach Smith will have an experienced U team. More stress will be put on endurance and the it results should prove to be a winning season.