Drew University - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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W AA BOARD 1515 ROW Mrs Kenyon Margo Young Mertz Jean Way, Barbara Dilley, Betty Mitchell, Gene. treas Gail Clayton Pres Shirley Kot sec Cabsent Ann v1eve Brown, Sandy Bergold, Susie Morrison, Carol Bless, P Long vice presj 2nd ROW Martha Burt Laura Stephanie Flanigan. WOM EN 'S Yoo-hoo, over here I The women's athletic program continued to expand and improve under the leadership of the WAA Board, Mrs. Kenyon and Mrs. Voor- hees. As in past years the most popular intra- mural sport was volleyball. This year Asbury Hall emerged undefeated champions of the tournament. A varsity soccer team was formed in the fall and won its only game. An excellent varsity volleyball team was formed which was undefeated in tournaments sponsored by Drew and by Saint E's. Finishing its second year, the girls' swimming team posted a 1 and 2 record, having lost to Centenary and Trenton and downed Farleigh. The Fencing Team split this year, winning over F arleigh Dickinson 13- 3 and losing to Newark Rutgers 9-7. The most exciting feature of this year's program was the return of varsity basketball. In its first year the team finished with an excellent 5 and 1 record. The girls defeated Farleigh, MadiS0H, Centenary, Upsala and Saint E's and lost 011lY to Douglass. Still one of the most populaf groups on campus, the Synchers presented Broadway Capers as their annual spring show.

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Simester MEM 5 and Dave llule' led the intnnnf style, ninningi e juniors linnlej while the senior ne out of the rel controlled by lf in came asan niors. als fllS'Pl3l'flll ll. ln the found itsellt he hall ol 2 managed ll he second hall' lg between tht INTRAMURALS two teams. Hoyt-Bowne managed to come out on top, and garnered first place honors in the American league. Neil Kaplan led Hoyt-Bowne in scoring over the sea- son, while Pete Petty led Haselton 2. The National league also displayed a close race, but Earp-F og had things quite under control, capturing first in both halves of play. They were led by high scoring Bill Flood and Harry Brand. All in all, the intramural basketball season was a success for everyone. Menls intramural softball and volleyball, through a large turnout, also had quite a successful season. Hal Lingerman, handball champ ,, , it 'Z

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1, Ge ne- . ' CCC W -WCW H W-im- VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Ist ROW' Ger1e gold Fa1th 'Longstreet, Sally Leinthall, Ginny Villamil ' 1 B . ' 9 0 less' Snell, Gall Clayton, Sue Morrison, Genevieve Brown, Karen Polly Hempling. Bratsenis, Sam Kot, 2nd ROW: Peggy Eller, Sandy Ber- N'S lued t0 'ship of ,, Voor- rintra- Asbull of fl'16 formed rcellent ch WHS ,Drew lar, lille reC0fdf n and 1 gpllf on 13' 6 most ,ag lille t year and 1 ,disOf1f at Only ulaf Killed gpfing PORT B r 'em Coach Mary Ellen Vorhees WOMEN'S FENCING TEAM - Ist ROW: Linda Busse, Griflin, Mickey Jones, Cookie Adams, Carol Eskesen, Lyn Jane Drumm, Barbara Oberlin, Cynthia Sturge, Mabel delle Fairlie, Faith Longstreet. Trafford, Barbara Dilleyg 2nd ROW: Martha Lyle, Janet