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

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WRESTLI G Wrestling is relatively new at M-DJCN, but it has made its mark. The Falcon Wrestlers have held the title of Florida Junior College Champions for the past three years. Under the coaching of Richard Gregor, the team expects to have another successful sea- son. The teamls strength lies in its lighter Weights. Steve Weisman, George Hernandez, and Pat Schuler should be consecutive Winners for the team. The grapplers will host the state tourna- ment again this year. The regular season schedule will test the Falcons skill against such foes as Florida State University of Florida, Florida ASLM, Troy State, Montgomery Junior College, South West Louisiana, Louisiana State University, and University of Tampa. Pat Schuler pins his opponent. TOP ROW: Perry Potash, Mervin Williams, Bill Kauler, Emilio Gonzalez, Al Anton, Bob Stevens, .foe Murphy Coach Rich Gregor. SECOND ROW - Doug Iannarelli, Richard Crapper, Oscar McCoy, Denny Fisher, Patrick Schuler KNEELING - Dan Scheeler, Steve Weisman, Al Meyer, Gary Kriplean, ,lim Ward. 'z .', -. A

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How can someone jump from 7,000 feet, land on a small disk, and still walk away alive? Ask Randy Clark, president of the M-DJCN Sport Parachute Club. The five man team representing the Falcons last April placed first in accuracy and fourth overall in the South- eastern Collegiate lnvitational Tournament. The club, under the direction of Professor James McWhorter was officially sanctioned as a student organi- zation last April. After successfully representing and bringing honor to the Falcons, the group would like to become the official parachute team of M-DJCN. The fast-growing sport, needless to say, stresses safety. One member, Robert James, has over 700 jumps - safety counts! The members invite everyone to learn and join in the fun of sky diving. Hellllllp! ' 1: -1 --M .fi ..,lJ351,,I,fm'4Q.i' g, Angwh ,- ,A .Q 75? F, X is A sia. ff 'vw - . - A -' - f-lf rg- ' 1' Fr' 'X . N , 15.471 ,Y AR. .. t XX sr a ... h, -'im , ' . fs ' 'X-X, -' - fe vkH,-J-. v .' - , 'zip 7-9 Q ,, kf-lit -: lr ' ' ap-, -L..41..A ,s V , -4 L -A-13,15 I, K, 1.. ' ' x ' ' is if A h if id' 0 ,nl -f .likslh 4 , .- .f--fe. ,. ., ' ' if: 1-1 . J-f - i. -,1:2 '-iw. 1fj'1'? '15q'77-M'5tT'f',1, 'i.t -1 - I - - A .- . ua-,4w,- '7Q'!-rv-..-41' .1 f'- -.1-if-Q My 'A . fn- ir. . 'Vn, vi- .1 ' r full. . . U - n ' D team board the Members of the Sport Parachute phme. Jumping is only hah' the battle - you have to catch your parachute. if W W A f I -.E f: . iii .QQ E331 4' f ' The parachute must be folded with precision in order to insure safety.