California Western University - Loma Del Mar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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THE USPGBTYH GIRLS-WR f, wsifeiii .. - 1' ' 33- The Chi and Kappa girls find that they're not in such good shape as they th ht th d ' 1 th' WRA WOMENDS HALLS COMPETE baiiirball-E-hificre Gamma Wins Softball Alpha Wins Basketball Gamma Hall took the baseball trophy in the WBA intramural games this year, playing against Alpha Hall in a play-off. Alpha came in with second place with a 4-1 record against Gamma's 5-0 record. Those playing on Gamma's team were Sharon Russel, Cindy Hager, Karen Kurth, Sandy Harse, Laura Geer, Sally Holstein, VViNVi Sheffield, Dee-Dee Long, Donna Bernard, Penny Smith and Carol Wilson. 210 Alpha Hall won the intramural trophy for basketball, playing their last game against Gamma Hall. Theyare the team which has almost all the intercollegiate players, but a ruling was made earlier in the season regarding this so that only two intercollegiate players could play at one time. Alpha was undefeated, run- ning away literally with the trophy. Some of the girls who played regularly 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 unfortunately lost. Spring Brings Volleyba When this was being written, Alpha Hall was in first place in the weekly volleyball intramural competition during Spring Quarter. The standings show Gamma Hall in 2nd place, with Chi, Kappa, Beta and Town Hall following in that order. Games are arranged in double round-robin matches in which the dorms play each other twice. Most of the dorms have had exception- al players. The prominent ones this year included Devon Kearn of Chi, jeanne Davis of Beta, the girls of the intercollegiate team from Alpha, and Marcelle Benjamin of Kappa. l

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Joye Buell, looking worried as she waits to ndigi' the ball, is backed up Nancy Shields. Both are juniors from Alpha Ha The Womenls Recreation Association has been quite effective this year, handling all womenls sports from intercollegiate contests to dorm com- petition weekly. It has provided a valuable oppor- tunity for all women students, regardless of major or athletic ability, to participate in a vari- ety of activities. Participation in the intramural program is on a dorm and individual basis, including both on and off campus women. Softball competition is in the fall, basketball during Winter Quarter, and volleyball during Spring Quarter. The trophy for each event is a traveling trophy, awarded to the team which wins the most games in that sport. Points are also awarded to each dorm for num- ber of girls, playing or observing, who show up for the games, and this merits a participation trophy at the end of the year. WHA sponsors an awards banquet in which any athletic trophies are awarded. Sports on an individual basis which are also sponsored by WBA are badminton and tennis. These are in the form of tournaments and each girl interested signs up during the quarter to play. Officers of the organization this year were: Carol Brownlee, President, Nancy Shields, Vice- Presidentg and Gloria Parish, Secretary. Dorm representatives were: Alpha, jane Venghaus and Tony Tynan, Beta, Kathy Sege and Denise Zar- ubicag Chi, Sandy Olsen and Cathy Carver, Kap- pa, Cindy Hager and Laura Ceer, Town Hall, Mona Ayres and julie Hocking.

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iw ylwsswahammmwwfs' This was some jump-ball between Chi and Kappa--even the referee Cjane Vengehousel couldn't keep a straight face. Maybe itls because she plays on the intercollegiate team. . , Although rathcr blurry in this picture, the dorm gals look sharp on the floor! Liz Williamson and Nancy Rudy ilcftl look pretty tired here, though! www