Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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Mortt Zeswiiz holds the footboil in position for George fluie (photo by Menn Studios Inc ) Cooch Joels pions defensive secondo-y strotegy os w.n Lewis looks on (photo by Menn Stucfcos. Inc ) (Oelow) Cheerleoders boost the overflowing stod-unv (photo by Menn Studios Inc.) Rob ftidd h contempiotes os Wittenberg scores (photo by Menn Stud-os Inc.) Cooch Ourfse discusses poss routes with Aoion Wyiey (photo by Menn Studios Inc )

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MARAUDERS FALL SHORT IN DIVISION III PLAYOFFS In o gome ployed ot Diemsderfer stodium on November 17. the Millers-ville Morouder footboll squad fell one yard short in their bid for notional supremocy os they lost o 21-14 heort-breoker to the top-ronked Wittenberg Tigers. The Marauders foiled to perpetrate o mojor upset os their final drive stalled just one yard from poydirt. Down by o touchdown, the Marauders started O drive on their own 48 yard line with o little more than two minutes remoining Two posses from quorterbock Jamie Szc-zecinski to Aoron Wyley moved the boll down to the Tiger's 20 yord line. A poss to Rob Riddick mode it first ond gool ot the four Szczecinski lost o yord on first Hony Leslie signois inches to go (or o first down (photo by Mean Studios Inc ) 14 NCAA down, but Riddick gained four on second down to put the Marauders within one yard of their biggest victory ever After the Morouders spent their lost timeout, Szczecinskis third down poss to Dove Havriliak misfired. Riddick, who wound up with 148 yards on 19 corries wos stopped on fourth down ond the dreams for o notional title vanished This gome marked the first time ever thot o Morouder footboll team qualified for the notional ployoffs. Despite the loss their fine showing ogoinst the number one ranked team is o credit to both Cooch Gene Carpenter ond his players. Anl Sm«th rocfcies o mean defensive lineman (photo by Merin Studios Inc ) Jomie SzccecmsKi colls on audible on the line (photo by Menn Studios Inc.) (Below) The MSC Bond shows exube»once os the Moioudeis scoie (photo by Menn Studios Inc )

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CRISIS MSC STUDENTS REACT TO IRAN CRISIS In o recent strow poll conducted by the SNAPPER, students were osked to respond to the question of whether or not they favored military oction in Iron if the hostages were either harmed or put on triol Of the 215 students surveyed, an overwhelming majority responded favorably to the idea of taking military oction. The results of the poll were os follows: For military action.......75.3% Agomst military action. . 21.4% No opinion.. 3.3% Many of those in fovor of oction expressed the opinion that the US should hove done something long ago ond that if action were not token, the U S. would be intimidated ond mode to look weak internationally Some students felt that the lock of oction might encourage the Soviets to moke additional military advances Those responding negotively to the question of military action gave reosons for their onswers by soying that it would couse World Wor III. ond that there wos really no reoson for wor. Mony of those opposed stoted their generol disbelief in wor for ony reoson. while others would not rotionolize wor over whot they felt wos o less important issue than the problem of Soviet intervention in Afghanistan The opinion wos also stoted that the Ironions do hove reoson to be hostile toward the American government becouse of the abuses suffered by the Ironion people ot the honds of American interests in Iron. Some felt thot oction should be token only if the hostages were harmed Jim Melhorn Joe Stolvey Students showing concern for fellow Americohs (photo by Koren Taylor) Hull Ha.'l provokes thought (photo by Ron Wells) Dorp Holt’s soiut-on to the situation (photo by Ron Wells) 16 50 Hostoges