Air Academy High School - Vapor Trails Yearbook (USAF Academy, CO)

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Intramurals Provide Break ln Schedule What can you do when you have 35 minutes and nowhere to go? Rather than wander aimless- ly through the halls or sit in the cafeteria, many students found intramurals an enjoyable way to spend AC-AD-IM-Y period. Intra- murals gave students something to do and was also a means by which some people were able to exercise. Becoming physically fit has become a national pastime, and a lot of students took advan- tage of this time to work off a few calories. Intramural basketball and vol- leyball provided students with the opportunity to take out their frustrations. They were able to abuse the ball, instead ofa locker or someone else, and they were able to use up some of the ener- gy which had accumulated while they sat through three classes. This was also a time to let go and forget about the hassles of the classroom environment. As intramural volleyball gets under way. Miss Jeanette Weinbender and Miss La- Vonne Paddock advise students of the rules and answer last minute questions Ctopj. Darin Brown attempts to block Tim Day's spike while team members Caro- lyn Barnes and Bob Deynon remain alert Cmiddleb. As a low serve is bumped, teammate Randy Sohm prepares to assist Cbottomj. Opposite page: During an in- tramural basketball game, Ted Spencer attempts to shoot a basket Ctop leftb. While there is a break in the action, Bill Evans takes time to catch his breath Ctop rightj. Keith Hinton attempts to break to the outside as he finds himself closely guarded by the opponent Cbottom leftl. Intramural participant Don Walsh pre- pares to receive the ball during a basket- ball game Cbottom rightl. 1901 Sports

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