George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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NllSb SALI,v I.ASAt.i.ti ll'omr'u'.v lillranlluvtl Sponsor DON PARHAM .llmzis lntranztzral Director Women's Intramural Program 'l'he women's intramural program is one ol the activi- ties sponsored by the Womens Recreation Association. Every woman on campus is eligible and invited to par- ticipate in the program. Intramurals are set up lor the seasonal sports of hockey, volleyball, basketball, softball, and tennis. At the end ol' each seasonal sport a color game is played between the Maroon and Blue teams, which are composed ol' all the active members of the X'V.R.:X. .-Xt the Spring Candlelight Service a color cup is given to the color team which acquired the 11105t points during the year, a plaque is given to the individual team which acquired the most points during the year. A trophy is given the color team which wins the color basketball game, and a trophy is given the individual team which wins in the volleyball intramurals. 111 addition certificates of recognition are given to an out- standing girl in the fl'CSlll1l2lll, sophomore, junior, and senior class. Men's Intramural Program The men's intramural program began the school year with a touch football tournament. Four teams played in the double round-robin allair and competition was so keen it took a play-oll' game to determine the campus champion. The Rebels, an all-graduate team, came out on top by edging past the Terrible Ten 7-0 for the title. lntrznnural basketball once again provided the greatest amount oli interest and enthusiasm lor men students. Eight teams competed in the lall quarter league and the winter tplarter round-robin tournament. Teams entered were Rebels, ti-Niners, Conlederates, Bill's Boogers, Clowns, Hawkeyes, XVrecks, and Phi Chi's. The Rebels won both leagues and the ti-Niners finished second each time. The basketball lever hit its peak during the single elimination tournament at the end ol the winter quarter. The Ii-Niners won the tournament and the Phi Cl1i's finished second. The Rebels did not play in this tournament. lndividual, dual, and team sports in golf, tennis singles, tennis mixed doubles, and softball were on the schedule for the spring quarter. Kula Ellison. Manager, and Charline Hamilton, Assistant Manager of the X'Vomen's Intramurals. Page 153

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Intramurals At Pea bod

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6-NINERS Front Row, Left to Right: jerry Jennings, Wilton Delfriest, Curl Kuntor and Allen Ballenger. Bark Rum: Bob Dozey, Clmrles Faulkner. Men's Basketball Eight teznns played rr total of fifty intrznnurzll basket- often from hustling lll'lClC1'gI'2iCl.ll2llC teznus. The 6-Niners ball games during the fall and winter quarters. The and the Phi Chi's finished first and second in the champ- tezuns were well-balanced and upsets came often. The ionship tournament held at the close ol' the winter quar- Rebels, an experienced graduate team, finished the sea- ter round robin tournament. l'he Rebels did not com- son without ai loss but they experienced difficulties quite pete in the single-elimination. fi REBELS PHI CHI ALPHA Front Row, Left to Right: Don Johnson, Emory Sewell, Billy joe Fronl Row, Left to Right: Bill Albright, Bill Thompson, Bobby Flamajo, john Temple. Back, Row: Harry Harrington, Clyde Garrett. Back Row: Hale Meacham, Ken Dever, Fred Loveless. lVright, Don Parhmn. Page 154