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

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CHEER i LEADERS Patti Sabatino, Vivlhn Tookes, Janet Curcio, Judi Engstrom, Pat Frisch, Cheryl Proctor, Sharon Williams, Shirley Cooper. Some 25 attractive coeds competed for cheerleading positions in November. Of these, nine were chosen because of their agility, coordination plus good school spirit. The awesome task of making the selec- tions fell to members of the Physical Education Department, under the auspices of Professor Doris Neyendorf. The Falcon beauties chosen are: Cheryl Proctor, Patty Sabatino, Pat Frisch ico- captainj, Judy Engstrom fcaptainj, Sharon Williams, Janet Currio, Shirley Cooper, Vivian Tookes. These young ladies direct school songs plus generating enthusiasm for our Falcons. Attention bachelors! ---these girls are all single. With MDJCN in the background, Of the many girls who tryout for cheerleading, only eight can make the squad. the cheerleaders display their abilities.

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Sharon Kloszewski Elizabeth Leonard, Stephanie Katz, Wendy Fisher and Wendy Vautier from intermediate Modern Dance Class. ODER CE Two angels and a king from Christmas performance in l Dade County Auditorium. Liz Leonard and Stephanie Katz dance silhouetted in new Fine Arts Building

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Table tennis champion Steve Tse. Water polo is a grueling sport ln our intramural pf0grt1m. f-1, 1 4 .ff-' 'Q- .fffb Y 'Z 3' I .HM n 1 v' V' r v-'Q 511 all J' sr., ,M ..',5 1f.5 '5'r ,I 'af mf' The need for recreation and physi- cal activity is of utmost importance today. M-DJCN's Intramural Program provides for this need. It is organized so that even a person with limited ability and free time can participate. Under the supervision of John Takovich, the program is set up for the studentsg it's organized for them and they participate enthusiastically. Of some 20 different intramural sports offered approximately 2000 students are participating. Frank Thurber is the director of lVIen's Intramurals Program which con- sists of Water polo, badminton, tennis, and basketball to name a few. Team scores and track and field records are kept. The hottest competition comes from the fraternities. The Women's Intramural Program or WRA, as it is frequently referred to, is headed by Doris Neyendorf. Seasonal intramural and extramural programs, special activity organizations, such as Orchesis and fencing and co-recreational activities are offered. Rifle practice. Naturally the Veterans, Club won. CTIILVV U It ' -N 'f Q- N n4Lv-ff..2r'-5:1 M 'T' 'T 'A ' ' '-- ' . ff -' --,qiggrsx-:fx:mf,,.,-. fa qs'--f-ff --.. 1' I . 1,51-N.-' s1 g 1 Ag.3W'1?f9 ' .--'-11. -hi' .ss W- , f , .. 41... ruin. f ws -Spur I, L -V V ,N ,.f,,,,g,1.fz,q-fy,-fgzg--f 1. A Qffig '