College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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ATHLETICS FOR ALL The College’s Intramural teams displayed an outstanding amount of sportsmanship as student groups struggled for the first place title. Whether they represented a fraternity, sorority, or independent club, each team displayed consid- erable athletic ability. This year’s football winners (men’s) was SAE, following a long game with the Powerhitters. Zeta Tau Alpha won the women’s tro- phy, with Tri-Delta as runners-up. In volleyball, Pi Kappa Phi again managed to gain first place in the men’s league. The Roaches won for the women, and KA received the prize for the co-ed games. In ‘‘single-man” games, Steve Pasley and Sally Brenner won in racquetball, Earl McElvain and Pat Putz for free throw, and Adam Shafetz and Lynn Morris took first place in tennis singles. Open tennis singles were open to faculty, staff, and students; Joe Harrison of the | English department took first place. 204 Intramurals

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Ski Club Hits The Slopes The College of Charleston’s Ski Club took off for Snowshoe, Va. last January 2-8 to hit the slopes with 52 members packed into a bus filled to overflowing with equipment. Seven Springs near Pittsburg, Pa. was the des- tination for their spring trip. President is Dan O’Donnell, VP is Peter Ferrara, and Michell McVey is treasurer. 206 Ski Club