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

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Carolyn Baffs and Lillian Broaclrick, Red and Blue lnframural Geffing ready for a hockey game Capfains Women's Intramurals A hockey game Dof Wilson and Jo Ann Gordon enjoy a tennis game Page 157

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REBELS-WINNERS Ifirsl Row, llrffl In Right: joe Avery, jack Keny, joe Latlanzi, Ken TERRIBLE TEN lfirsl Row. lmfl In lfiglzlr Jack Nance, Ken Nimo. Rick l-lawkins. Bryant, Don johnson. Secmld Row: John Temple, Donald Dean, Joe Potts, Bill X'Vade, Charles Crillin. .S'm'on1l Roux' Cene Hensley, Ken Stephens, Bill Flanagan. Charles Faulkner, Emory Sewell, Ted Fore, jack jacques, Carl liaulor. Football Four teams entered the intramural touch football tournament and it required a play-oil game between two highly erlicient and well-balanced teams to decide the championship. Bud's Bullets, Fearless Fifteen, Terrible Ten, and the Rebels were the teams competing in the double round-robin tournament. The Terrible Ten and the Rebels each finished the regular schedule with five wins and a lone loss. The lirst meeting of these two teams saw Carl Kantor spark the Terrible Ten to a 13-I2 win by returning a Pullt 77 yards lor a touchdown. The Rebels evened the score in their next meeting with the Terrible Ten by handing their rivals a l3-6 loss to set the stage for the play-OH game. The championship gaine proved just how well matched these two teams were. 'l'he Rebels, sparked by Ken Stevens, Bill Flanagan, Aloe Avery, Ray Donald Dean, Don Parder. and Don Johnson, downed the Terrible Ten 7-0 for the title. The only touchdown ol' the game came in the second quarter when lf,lanag'an took a pitch out from Stevens, faked an end run, and then passed to Don Johnson who caught the hall on the 20 yard line and went over the goal line untouched. Outstanding players for the Terrible Ten were Charles Faulkner, .lack Nance, Emory Sewell, Red Hawkins, Aloe Potts, and Carl Kantor. FEARLESS FIFTEEN PHI CHI ALPHA Fii'sl1inu',I.rfl lo liiglll: Charles Wenger. Carlton iT2ll'lilllgl0ll, I ir.rl Roux Lzffl lu ltiglll: Bill Tlrompson. Ken Derer. Bob Buddy Hooper. .lim Bass, Ted Martin, Milton Kathley. Semnzl 0'Connor, Charlie Boellms, Bill ,'Xlhrigl1t. Corden Hicks. Svmnrl Row: Hale Meacham. Robert Smith, Fred Lyle, Miayne Crouch, Tom lifmi: Hale Meacham, Charlie jones, Joe Phillips, Pele Prince. Coplin. Page 156

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GRADUATES Frfml Row, Lefl to Right: limmie Evans, Violet Meade, Barbara Brewster. linrl: Rrmr: FHIIICCS Smith, Louise 'I'aylm'. Nlarshall Schools, Harriet Wright. Women's Basketball An exciting year of basketball was completed with Independents. Belas, Dormitory, Pi Gamma Chi Pledges, Graduates the victors. Other participants were S.C.A., Beta Pledges. The Graduate team did not lose a game. BETAS S.C.A. i Frou! Roni, Lfffl to Riglli: Mary .Kim Brown, Bula Ellison, Judy lfranl Horn. Luft lo Righl: llillyc joan llroLl1e1's,'lJ0t Wilson. Sw:- Gm-ney' lm!-If R,,1,i.- Ngmfy Swgmgqm, Betty Joyce Rich, Nancy mul Row: Cliarleue Hamilton, Judy Siegrist, Dot Penix, Third Mitchell, Rom: Rachel Moyers. Pal Hunter, Claudette Farm, jeauelte Harwell. Page 158