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

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TEAM STANDINGS W-L Pct. WVL Pct. UDCII: 5 - 0 1.000 Pi Gam 2 - 3 .-100 Delta -1 - l .800 Independents 2 - 3 .-I00 Beta 2 - 3 .-100 Delta Pledges 0 - 5 .000 5 Ilhe XV.R.A. will award a trophy at the end of the school year to the UDC chiunpionship team. LEADING SCORERS I. Sue Gunter, UDC ..................... , Ill Pts. 2. Faye Mealer, Independents ,,., 97 Pts. 3. Gooch Foster, Pi Gam ..,,.... .. 31 Pts. VI. jill Upson. UDC.. ,,.....,... ......... , .,..,.......... 7 0 Pts. rr. Shannon Osborne, UDC .,.....,.......,...,,......... 67 Pts. The season was closed by a color game between the Blue Team and the Maroon Team, with the Maroons winning. Gooch Foster of the Pi Gam team struggles to gain posses- sion of the ball. CHAMPIONS DC: Fin! row: Ellen jackson, Sue Gunter, jill Upton, Sue Baggett. Seroml 'row.' annon Osborne, Lucy Oliver, Judy Ramer, Velma Neeley. ETAS: Sealed: Jerry Davenport, Joann Cowling, Mary Coggins, Nancy Lucas, ally Mayo, Zara Richards, Nancy Winford. Staruliug: Lana Bradley. jill Upton of the UDC team scores despite the fine defensive effort of Ida Grigsby of the Independents. I Page 181

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PI GAMMA CHI: First row: Sue Terrell, Kathy Koeditz, Gooch Foster, Sharon Willianis, Marilyn Christopher. Secoml row: Pat Wilscmn, Bonnie Randall, Barbara Nixon, Rose Anne Goodwin. are Vt.CliO4'l.O'l,LS as Shannon Osborne of the UDC team shoots as Drane Dickinson of the Independents leaps to block her shot. DELTA PHI SIGMA: First row: Diane Pierpont, Judy Snellgrove, Bonnie Pace. Second row: Judy Link, Melanie Hamilton, jan Brach. octsketeaii cizamptorts The girls' intramural basketball games, under the direction ol Miss Lueile LaSalle and managers, Gooch Foster and Shannon Os- borne, were successful this year in arousing enthusiasm, There were six teams from various women's organizations on the campus. and these six teams played a total of live games each. '.l'here was only one default during the entire season, this one being the last game during the week before linals winter quarter. The YV.R.A. Board, which regulates procedure. decided to change the arrangement for this year's schedule by having one color , game at the beginning ol the season and one at the end, instead of having both on the night of the closing games. This proved to be satisfaq. tory, and the plan will continue this way during the following years. The girls were very fortunate this year to have such large crowds at their games and to have competent ollicials to supervise the games. The girls olliciating at the games are from Peabody and are either majoring or minoring in physical education. Most of them are in the class, Coaching and Ollieiatiugj' taught by Miss LaSalle, who is also sponsor ol' the X4V.R..'X. DELTA PLEDGES: First row: Kay McElroy, Royce Springer, INDEPENDENTS: First row: Erieka McDonald, Diana Guess, Nancy Scadden, Second raw: Verna Lawson, Nancy Harris, Di- Sylvia Tauzy. Second row: Drane Dickinson, Nancy Roper, Linda anne Foster, Pat Tipton. Duke, Mary Chflmlee- Page 180

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JUNIORS: First row: Jimmy Tidwell, Dwayne Hollingsworth, FRESHMEN: First row: joel McCubbin, Dave Stutzenberger, Tom Inman, Jerry Diamond. Second row: Paul Murray, Larry Dwight Crooks, Ronnie Lance, jerry McCoin. Secoml row: Rod- Green, Paul McKinney, Von Letture. ney Rogers, Billy Ellis, Jim Wright, jim Squires, Tommy Andrews. Cgirst annua! fintercfass foaseetoaff tourney sees Cgies men as victors l'ealJocly's lirst annual interelass basketball tournament was successful this year as enthusiastic crowds trekketl to the Demon- stration School gym both nights of the allair to support their particular favorites. Cheerleaders representing each class were on hand to help the crowd urge their teams on. In hrst night play, two of the most exciting games ever played at Peabody took place. In the first. the Freshmen, letl hy Jerry NlcCoin, jim Wright, and joel RlcCnlJbin, staged a mild upset in downing the juniors 57-55 in overtime. Paul Nlcliinney of the juniors put on a tremendous ollensive display to lead his team in scoring. McKinney scoretl all the Juniors points in the over- time. In the second contest, the underdog Seniors, led in scoring by jan Frey antl Tommy Martin, staged an even bigger upset in knocking oil the Sophomores, A18-45, in another overtime contest. jack Aaron and Tom Cranch topped the Sophomore totals. In the consolation game, Larry Green and Bill Hite together outscored the entire Sophomore team as the juniors rompetl to a 7-l-All win. jack Aaron again letl the losers. In the championship contest. the Freshmen survivetl the deliberate style of play of the Seniors to win the game, 38-31. and the tournament. jerry Mc- Coin was high man for the lfrosh. Martin and Frey letl the Seniors. The junior cheerleaders were named the tourney's best at the dance following second-night play. SOPHOMORES: First row: LeRoy Cole, jack Aaron, Scott Cranford, George Sledge, Paul Kelley. Second row: Mark Wat- son, Tom Cranch, Freddie Martin, Jerry Jarrett. Dwayne Hollingsworth goes in for a lay-up. X Q SENIORS: First row: Ray Butler, jan Frey, Tommy Mar- tin. Second row: Tommy Allen, Bryce Gates, Larry Schmittou. Page 182 1