California State University Northridge - Sunburst Yearbook (Northridge, CA)

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SUPPORTIVE SERVICES Wes SlooTe and Karl GilTner are The capable od- minisTroTors of The physical educoTion equipmenT room ThoT is housed in The cavernous bowels of VSC's new Three million dollar gymnasium complex. Keeping oTh- leTic Teams, phys. ed. classes and phys. ed. maiors soTis- Tied. is The monumenTol Task imposed Upon These Two omioble souls. Their courTeousness is exceeded only by Their efficiency and hard work. Wes Slcofe oversees equipment loanouTs. Karl Gilfner-o rare momenT of leisure. Joe BuTTiTo FuncTioning as a liaison beTween The com- muniTy and Valley STorTe's sporTs program,lJoe BUTTiTo musT wade Through innumerable prob- lems. Joe happens To be The only one of his breed available To VSC, buT one would never guess iT from The reams of publiciTy ThoT accrue in The daily papers. Valley SToTe is receiving its fair shore of sporTs coverage Thanks To The eTforTs of Joe and his sTofT. 4 122

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GOLF SCORES DOUBLE BOGEY VSC never got out of the sand trap against its first two foes, LA St. and Long Beach St. The team seemed to have forgotten its clubs as the Mats scored only three points in both matches in contrast to the 105 points scored by their opponents. Coach Benson hopes to round his group into q coordinated unit that will be able to successfully threaten several of the CCAA's second division teams. .. GOLF-1964 lFRONT ROW, l-rl T. Stella, R. Rioux, M. Gibella. ROW 2 :J. D. Fisher, L. Drabin, B. 1 . ,9 Hartford, M. Comes, coach Benson. 1' Conover, ROW iale. Gibella chips. Hartford drives. Rioux missed the ball. The putting touch of Comes and Hartford. 121

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Jr wwezzw WWW SporTing buffs 0T VSC have no Trouble recogniz- ing The voice of VSC's sporTing evenTs, Tom La- Belle. Tom is a senior and The professional polish ThoT chorocTerizes his announcing belies The Ted ThaT he's been 01' The job only Two years. Of IaTe, Tom has branched ouT inTo ouTside announcing buT few residenTs of The NorThridge campus who oTTend sporTs TuncTions could misTake his dulceT Tones for anyone else's. Men's lnTramural offers a varied program of year-round sporTs designed To allow every sTudenT The opporTuniTy To develop himself physically. This winTer, five sporTs were offered, including The re- Turn of The ever-popular flog TooTball. DelTa Sigma Nu led all oTher groups in poinTs earned CT The se- mesTer break. The spring semesTer has plans for eleven sporTs including boskeTball, handball, Tennis, soTTboll, and wresTling, InTramural chief Jim Crom- well has announced ThaT a Team award will be given CIT The year's end. In Terms of parTicipaTion and sup porT, InTromurals sTiII remain The mosT popular CiTh- leTic acTiviTy among The men on campus.