Grayson College - Saga Yearbook (Denison, TX)

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Sophomores Scramble Cver Freshmen 8-6 This year's game was a triumph for the sopho- more girls, since the frosh won last year. The winning points were scored toward the end of the first half, as Betsy Jackson caught a pass in the end zone. Nearly 50 girls demonstrated their gridiron ability to the large, football-hungry crowd at Munson Stadium in Denison. Viking basketball players amused the crowd by parading in front of the stands disguised as cheerleaders. Cheerleaders for the F.C.A. Powder Puff football game: bottom row, Vernon Krueger, Pat Moore, and Steven Dunn, middle row, Don Greenhoward. and Dennis Barnes, and top, Jay Depanion. Linda Elliot scrambles for a break in the freshman line that was set up by the sophomore defense . 'hg5, Marie Brown tries to break through a hole in the frosh defense .

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'SAVE' AHrac'rs Senior Citizens Approximately 100 people over the age of 65 took part in the Senior Avocation and Vocational Exploration CSAVEJ program which is directed by Dr. Allen Shearer, former President of Southeast- ern Oklahoma State University. It is hoped that this experimental program will provide new and useful learning experiences and socialization opportunities for senior citizens in the commu- nity. All seven divisions in the college participated with such diverse offerings as minor home repairs, baby-sitting, consumer education, bait casting and lure designing, choral singing, geriatric psy- chology, photography, and 'many others. Once the areas of greatest interest are identified the pro- gram will be expanded to accommodate 500 peo- ple in 1975-'76, G.C.'C. is one of 15 Texas colleges chosen for the SAVE program. It is funded by the college and a 312,000 grant from the Texas Coordinating Board of Colleges and Universities. Paul Steel, Geology instructor, points out geological artifacts to a group of senior students. Gary Richards and John Rawlens of the Garland Police Department exhibit security locks and discuss crime prevention. Jim Spivey, Physical ,Education Director, discusses recreational sports and activities with a group of SAVE students.