Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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96 Intramural 'l. Demonstrating gymnastic skills, Mrs. Halbert curves into a backbend. 2. Returning the serve, Jimmy Carlton attempts to score on his opponent. 3. Capturing a pawn, Jack Hodge advances on Greg Wills' all-important king as Mark Guerin observes.

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l Multitude of sports brings participation intriguing sports characterized the intramural program in its second year. Student participa- tion and enthusiasm motivated the continua- tion of the program initiated by Mr. Davis. As a result of the new tennis courts, tennis became the new addition to the program. All those who wished to go out for the regular season team were urged to participate in the program. Other events included flag football, chess, checkers, basketball, ping pong, archery, gymnastics, and bowling. With the help of Mr. Davis, Mr. Horne, Mrs. Halbert, Mr. Pfab, and the Intramural Council, these activities were played, refereed, and super- vised during the mornings and afternoons. 'l. Bounding from the floor, Neadie Moore tries to clear her opponent. 2. Members of both teams watch as Joe Quinn shoots his foul shot. 3. ln her follow through, Susan Broadclus returns the racket to her side. 2 Y .A lr. ' 1 r-If ,K-:E 521' I I QF. I 4 . .1 if ,- 51 . th o.. 1 'j - .,,,-ag .V 3 Intramural 97