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

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Top: The battle of the trenches is about to begin. Center: The agony of failure is shown as a touch- down pass falls incomplete. Below: Although he missed the flag, you can see a foot tackle is about to be made. Bottom left: Vivacious faces stare from the crowd, cheering on their special team. Bottom right: Dr. Evans, Commissioner of In- tramural Football, hands Mark Crockett the Most Valuable Player trophv. Athletics — 207

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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

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i BASKETBALL i | , : : : i | i i we es es Ce 208 Intramural Basketball was enjoyed by every single Intramural participant. In the Intramural league, it is manda- tory that each player on the team play at least one quarter. Because of this, each victory or defeat is truly a team effort. Intramural Basketball was a learning i eaeeteneeincmen eR ENR: experience for the coaches and players alike, and when the season was finished it could truly be said that it was well done. The Intramural Basketball Championship was once again attended by the entire student body. The game was tremendously exciting from start to finish due in large part to the fact that j 4 . B29 ‘ 5 — oe 3 | the underdog Pacers were able to upset the Nets who had been in first place for the entire season. There was a carnival type atmosphere with the chattering of the vendors and the blaring of the band.