Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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Sports attract campus interest with students participating as Both Players and Fans Everyone at B-W has ample opportunity to participate in sports as players, cheerleaders and fans. While everyone cannot be a varsity letter- man, a variety of intramural competitions exist where students can partici- pate for fun, exercise and competition in a structured environment. While both menls and women's teams exist for every season, those not athletically inclined can still enjoy B-W sports as cheerleaders, as members of Jacket Racket or as cheering fans. The opportunities for participation will grow with the completion of phases of the new Health, Physical Education and Recreation Complex. This will provide additional team sports as well as opportunities for individual physical development. left: Quarterback Brian Moore looks for 2: below: Matt Campana and Kenny Roda are receiver.belowleft:Coacl-1 Bankson presents sports fans. As a disc jockey, Kenny broad- the next strategy to his team casts many sporting events for WBWC. far left: Preparing the baseball field takes extra time for Bill Kraus. left: After cheering for the Jackets, Melanie Hritz reads the winners of the Home- coming banner and spirit awardsl SPORTS B-W CONNECTION 11

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top: John Light, ZI.D. , and Mike UMalley are loyal baseball fans. aboue right: Lisa Khosh finishes tennis practice for the day. right: Jackie Hayes and Cindy Messaros watch the team play baseball. 10 B-W CONNECTION: SPORTS

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Extracurricular'activities and personal goals are achieved Beyond the Classroom. B-W students are involved with activities beyond the classroom which add to their enrichment as individuals. Some students are involved In social groups or service groups. Others choose personal goals, such as becoming the best writer or tennis player or musician. Still. others choose to supple- ment their classroom learning by attending lectures offered by experts, such as Ellen Hume, Leon Sullivan or Susan Bixler. Whatever goals they choose, B-W students work hard to achieve them. right: iiWaH-ballii becomes an art to be per- Playing the oboe requires much dedication fected by the ATO'S. George Stohrer winds and practice from Sara Roblee. up to pitch to Oscar Romero. .. f 1 ; HI. ,Eff,.l'1ffffl. i I h. I i above right: The Lambda Chi Alphas sponsored an Easter egg hunt for the Berea Childrenis Home boys. This was only one of the many community service projects sponsored by the Greek organiza- tions. right: Suzanne Ruf, Director of the Annual Fund, instructs Char Roesch, Michelle Macartney and Hellen Greenway about calling alumni. The Phone-a-thon gave students the opportunity to call alumni and to earn prizes for themselves and their groups. bottom right: Jim Haviland perfects his tennis form. 12 B-W CONNECTION: GOALS BEYOND THE PT AQannM