Evangel University - Lancer Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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e A-..A..e4 e..e.e- A v. H e ; iy' .mu m Qtutd fl; -......- .Ae-.-..- Terry Durnell Lewis Second North players Darla Fletcher, junior, and Debbie Brennan, freshman, start action after their oppon- ents' basket. Women's in- tramural basketball games began February 9 after solving conflicts for acquiring the use of the gymnasium. At bat for Lewis Third North, Lorna Pace, freshman, waits for the pitch. Lewis Third North won the softball tour- nament. 2 2 2 lnrramurals lm tournament pIT Lewis Third 1 winners. The men a soccer season giving. The to were Krause f dependents, a: North. Individual 1 corporated into and women's p the fall. A b; nament gave stI to play the inch sport. In the men Mattar, senior Carceres was se Marquart, sop third. The wome and a double

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one' Iterest econd North as the Krause First North place, and Krause Ith in third. tball, the problem ed as easily. The I took both of the :lds. The school t one between the call field and Smith wasn't until late in 2r that it was play- 25 floors involved, ad to begin as soon Miss Bell was able the Smith Park ball 13 it by the hour - ver before allowed :icials. two week vacation , one week for snow pr midterms, ' The first night of women's intramural basketball goes well, giving directors Sue Bell, and Diana Hanneman, both seniors, and Patti Horne, sophomore, time to visit with participant Marleela Collins, junior. Ball carrier Dave Reinhard, soph- omore, swerves to evade Tim Wilson, iunior, as Wes VanPell, sophomore, and Leonard Kennedy, freshman, block the view of Ike lacquez, senior. Scott Second North defeated Krause First North. 2:1,. 5W vgvmnm w m

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Tam QUItk In dividual sports increase in terest tournament play ended with Lewis Third North as the winners. The men also worked in a soccer season before Thanks- giving; The top three teams were Krause First North, ln- dependents, and Scott Third North. Individual sports were in- corporated into both the men's and women's programs during the fall. A badminton tour- nament gave students a chance to play the increasingly popular sport. In the men's division, Rory Mattar, senior, finished first, Carceres was second, and Greg Marquart, sophomore, took third. The women had a singles and a doubles tournament. Howard Tripp ya... Debbie Johnson, junior, and Cindy Light, senior, finished first and second, respectively, in singles play. The top four doubles teams were: Tina Burgar and Rena Corbett, sophomores; Michele Kneidinger, junior, and Melin- da Mah, freshman; Renee Glodkowski and Cindy Dar-L ville, seniors; and Linda Rupp and Becky Bell, freshmen. Several girls also participat- ed in a bowling tournament. A three-game total determined the top four bowlers, Sherri Collver, senior, was first; Brenda Taylor, placed second; Perry Martin, freshman, was third; and Diana Vigil, junior, took fourth. ' A cross country meet gave the men a different sport to try. Greg Mathias, freshman, Dave Toelle, freshman, and Brian Tally, senior, were the first three finishers of the 12 par- ticipants. The spring semester sports included volleyball for the women, softball for the men, and basketball for both. Con- flicts for the use of the gymna- sium created many hassles, but eventually the basketball sea- sons were begun. Several individual sports such as tennis, golf, and bowl- ing were added to the spring programs. Both the men's and women's intramurals programs improved in quality and quani- ty, but as Miss Hanneman said, This year's change is not the final product. 6 Tom Quick One of the duties of intramural director Joe Caceres, senior, is to referee men's sports. Jeff Masterson, freshman, throws the ball in bounds during a game refereed by Caceres. Teammates loe Livesay and Wes VanPelt, sophomores, watch as Jamie Bowles, soph- omore, runs into Scott Second North defenders Dave Nelson, senior, Brad Bradley, sophomore, and Dave Tucker, senior. lntramurals 223 21-. ,