Gargoyle, Vol. XIII, No. 5

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Volume XIII, No. 5 Flagle~ ~allege
Socce.r Sairits triumph
at districts
The Saints raise th~ N.A.I.A. plaque after it
was presented by Dr. William Proctor to Cap­tain
Kostadin Donev. Holding the plaque. of v1r-:
Special C)lympics
fun and games
"Let me win, but if I cannot w~n let me be brave in my
attempt" was the motto of the Special Olympics held at
the Flagler College Gym on Saturday, Nov. 6.
The fall games commenced with a parade of all the
olympians out on the front grounds. After the parade, the
invocation was led by Ernest Jones, College Recorder,
then everyone recited the Pledge of Allegiance and the Na­tional
Anthem. The olympic torch was carried and finally
the Special Olympics oath was recited.
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It was a cool, sunny day i~ St. Augustine, and spirit;
were high among the olympians and volunteers alike.
Along with the regular events were special performances
by Spirit, Tim Williams and his alligators, the daggers and
Mike Duffy as a Twinkie.
After lunch the basketball game between the varsity
team and the olympians was held along with dancing,
cheerleading and singing. As always both the olympians
and volunteers enjoyed the day.
After the last minute hugs and goodbyes, the olympians
gathered their ribbons and left with friends and family,
looking fowared to the n~xt Special Olympics to be held
in the Spring. ' ' · ·
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tory i~ Goalkeeper, M~tt- Murasko, Midfielder,!
K.ostadin Donev, and Forward, Wayne Barbour.
(Flagler College photo by Eileen Keener)
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Spe~ial Olympics·
See page 5
for more photos
The huggers get as excited as the olympians.
Rick James, (plioto left), one-one-one with an
olympian, both having a great game! Carlton
. Green, (photo right), looks as if this is the most
important two pomts of the day! Over 500
Flagler students, faculty, and staff contributed to
make the day- a rewarding experience for
,everyone involved.
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