Alliant International University - Tracks Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Tliis was some jump-ball between Chi ami Kappa-even llie referee (Jane eimeli()iisei eDuldn ' l keep a slraii;lil laee. la be it ' s beeause she pla s (in the jiitercolleRiate team Mllioufih rather blurrs in this pieture. the (li)rni uals look sharp on the floor! l.i, Williamson and Nanev Rad (left) look prells tired here. th mi;h: ■ » tCL

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THE SPORTY GIRLS— WRA WOMEN ' S HALLS COMPETE The Chi and kuppu ilirls tind that lh(. ri not ill such good shape as they tlumyht thtv were during this WRA baskethall game. Gamma Wins Softball Alpha Wins Basketball Spring Brings Volleyball (lamma Hall took the hasehall tropin in the WRA iiitraiiiural names this ear, pla inii against Alpha Hall in a pla -oH Alpiia came in with second place with a 4-1 record against Camma s 5-0 record Those pla ing on (lamma s team were Sharon Russel. C incK Hager, Karen knrth, Sand Harse, Lanra (ieer, Sali Hoistein. VViWi Sheffield. Dee-Dee Long, Donna Bernard, Penny Smith and Carol Wilson Alpha Hall won the intramural tropin for basketball, pla iiig their last game against Gamma Hall. Thev are the team which has almost all the intercollegiate players, but a ruling was made earlier in the season regarding this so that onl two intercollegiate players could pla at one time. Alpha was undefeated, run- ning away literalK with the troph . Some of the girls who played regularK besides those on the intercollegiate team are Robyn Ross, Alison Woolpert, Tonie Ty- nan, Janet Wylie, Kathy Wadden, Bonnie Schmidt, and Vivian Stein. An All-Star team was chosen, made up of two or three girls from each dorm The Alpha team was pitted against them, but unfortunatelv lost. VN ' hen this was being written, Ali)lia Hall was in first place in the weekh vollev ' ball intramural competition during Spring Quarter. The standings show C.amma Hall in 2nd place, with Chi, kappa. Beta and Town Hall following in that order, (iames are arranged in double round-robin matches in which the dorms pla each other tw ice. Most of the dorms have had exception- al players. The prominent ones this ear included Devon Kearn of C hi, Jeanne Davis of Beta, the girls of the intercollegiate team froiu . lplia, and Marcelle Benjamin ot Kappa 210

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June is the culmination of four jears spent on a college campus. For many graduation means getting a better job and joining the mainstream of society. Others will con- tinue their formal education for a masters or doctorate degree. The diploma is only a written paper that states that the student has finished certain scholastic require- ments, but all the personal experiences the student has had is really what a diploma represents. What the student has learned in theory must now be put into action.