Hyles Anderson College - Caber Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

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FOOTBALL Football season begins with try outs in early September. Here among the forty-yard dashes and the basic skill tests, the assorted captains watch to see who they should select in the upcoming draft. Following the draft, there are ex- hibition games and then the regular season. Intramural Football is culmi- nated by the annual Super Bowl. This festive occasion has occurred for seven consecutive years and is viewed by the entire college family. This is often a memorable event because it always seems to occur on an unbelievably cold day. This was the case once again this year as the huddled, shivering masses wait for half-time to arrive. The group that Intramural Football means the most to is the actual partici- pants. These are the young men who practice and train for the excitement of game time. It is these men who will long remember the names like the Fiery Fal- cons and Jarring Jets. SEASON’S STANDINGS win loss Fiery Falcons 11 1 Cardiac Cardinals 8 Challenging Chargers 7 Jarring Jets Z Soaring Seahawks 1 “Here at Hyles-Anderson Col- lege we are not interested in building good athletes. We are interested in building good Christians.” Mr. Jerry Scott Director of Intramural Athletics Athletics — 205

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204 — Athletics

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Above: The “Charming Cheer- leaders” line up in preparation for the beginning of their routine. Top right: An outstanding reception is made by John McGrath. Right: The ecstasy of the breakway touch- down was run by Mark Crockett, In- tramural Football’s Most Valuable Player. 206 — Athletics