Glendale Community College - El Ano Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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lmpossibles take men's hoop title at t. L4 xxx. . bg, fl :vi ' - 4 , fx-to A . iii , Basketball, handball and ping pong held the attention of intra- mural contestants over the winter months. lVlen's basketball drew close to 50 individuals for league play. With an undefeated 6-O sea- son, the lmpossibles took the championship. Dave lVliller, Joe Stansbury, Tom Hanby, Lacroy Johnson, Jay Hammond, Jack Snyder, Chuck - Schwartz and Nick Candrea were members of the squad. Nikita's Bulls made a run for the title but were defeated by the lmpossibles in the final game and had to settle for sec- ond place. Women's basketball contest- ants formed a four team league with a round robin playoff to de- termine a winner. Members of the undefeated champions were Con- nie Mullen, Carol Cornelius, Linda Bentley, Karen Cole, Chris Van Graam, Annette Harper, and Pris Gentry. Richard Turek met Dan Spitler in the finals of the ping pong tour- ney after defeating Joe Teders in the semi-final action. v ' N . I , 3 4 L Q., 414. 'i . C -455-0f1,J Captain Dave Miller led the lmpossibles Intramural handball play was conduct- and Reed played Dickover and Keith for over the league season to a 6-O record. ed in the doubles division only. Lunn the championship. 112

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Free lhrow, volleyball, tennis F1 gf! Volleyball Team Champions: row 1: Nick Candrea, John Booth, Larry Wall- ABOVE: Free throw champion Steve Erickson. RIGHT: Tennis singles final- ists champion Mike Strole and runner- up Danny Spitler. W-.sf entinson, row 2: Jack Snyder, Bork Johnson, Barry Lunn, and Alan Kessler. X: champs Finishing first in a field of 8, Paul Reed took home the bird in the first annual Turkey Run on November 22. Reed turned in a very respectable time of 10:59. In what Intramural Director Dale Bloss hopes will be a traditional event, competition was spirited. During October, the singles tennis competition produced 16 entrants and some fine potential for future varsity teams. Mike Strole defeated Danny Spitler for the championship. Doubles tour- nament play in November result- ed in a victory for Don Kirkman and Mike Strole. A total of 64 free throw artists entered a basketball tournament during December. Steve Erickson shot a total of over 350 free throws to take the crown. Erick- son averaged 44 out of 50 shots to win the single elimination event. League play during November and December produced a team champion. With 6-2 won and lost record, the team named simply Us took league volleyball hon- ors. P lgw 111

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?5e , MTM H 1 ABOVE: Jay Hammond scores two points in the men's intramural championship game. LEFT: ln women's'play, Fay Ran- kin tips the ball to a waiting teammate while Linda Bentley awaits the outcome of the play. Q 'F gigs' : f :, sz E i ffff' if . 'ei' Air .vi i-Y ' -, LEW' H 5. . I .3 -R X . I it 4. Forward Carol Newman basket during one of the noontime intra- If Fay Rankin wins the tug-of-war with the basket from a sitting position. Spir- mural games. Linda Eshbach, she will have to shoot for ited competition marked league play. 113