Centenary College of Louisiana - Yoncopin Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Intramurals So many people who complain about Centenary cite its lack of a football team as its major weak- ness. Those of us who hear these complaints only brush them off and roll on to Hardin Field with laughter. For, if these small-mind- ed people could only read between the azalea bushes, they would no- tice some of the most exciting ath- letic events of the 20th Century. True, Centenary does not have a football team. It has several! I have seen some intramural foot- ball game that make an NCAA playoff look like grade school competition. As well, this past season saw more injuries than a normal NFL season, and was deemed the season of splint-per- sonalities. There is a great deal of pride in our intramural system. The re- markable aspect, is its total in- volvement and control by the stu- dents. Throughout the entire year there are many intramurals that attract teams from every woodwork in school. Even the team names per- fectly display the variety of inter- ests, ideas, and people themselves: the God Squad , the TKE ' s, the Generics, and even the Culture Club. The entire intramural system demonstrates that Centenary Col- lege is a student ' s college. It is a place for people to learn, live, ex- perience, and grow together. We all get into the act. by Tom Ufert VOLLEYBALL - Matt Imes scores the winning point for his team. Photo by Rick Anders. PRACTICE - David Vroonland practices for intra- mural basketball. Photo by Rick Anders. FOOTBALL - Freshman, Kirt Morris attempts a pass to his teammate. Of course the pass was com- plete. Photo by Rick Anders. 12»Student Life

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