Kilgore College - Ranger Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

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Clubs and Organizations Search for New Members c. Club Day, the annual event during which clubs and organizations acquire new members, was held Sept. 14, with each group setting up registration booths by the Library and Liberal Arts Building. This event, in which 21 clubs and organizations participated, gave the students an opportunity to become involved with service, social, professional and religious clubs, student government and the honor society. Club Day originated several years ago as a result of students’ requests to the Student Affairs Congress. A day is set aside during the first weeks of the school year. Organizations setting up booths this year included Phi Theta Kappa, Circle K, the Saddle Tramps, Beta Chi Omega, Chi Sigma Delta, Phi Theta Omega, Zeta Phi Omega, the Baptist Student Union, Chi Alpha House and The Newman Club. Also, the Library Club, the Engineer's Society, the Young Republicans, the Para-Med Club, the Rodeo Club, the Agriculture Club, Foot-light Players, Student Education Association, and the Kilgore Association of Management Executives. 27

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26 C. A. Helen lharra enjoys herself at the Zeta Party. B. The Theta Coke Party drew a large crowd. C. The Deltas and Betas held a successful wiener roast at the park. D. Deni Nyman, Diane Leach. Dunn Butaud, Lisa Dupuis and Dayna McCoy help themselves to drinks and food. E. The snacks at the Delta Party were enjoyed by Becky Wheeler. Kathy Steele and Penny Messcc. F. Melissa Majors examines the PTK scrap Itook. G. Donna McAdams. Veleta Strong and Susan Wallace meet pledges at Coke Party. H. Lindy Burns, Sherri Rascoe, Kim George and Donna Kochin talk to new students about the sororities.

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Intramurals Play Major Role at KC With an estimated total of 396 participants. Fall intramurals played a major role in college life. Flag football for lx)th men and women began on Sept. 7, with games being played in Driller Park. The Dorm Buzzards placed first in the Men’s Division and GALS won the Women’s title. Tennis began in early Oct., with a variety of teams available. Men’s and women’s singles, doubles and mixed doubles competition were held for interested players. As the weather began to turn cold, intramurals went indoors. A pool tournament open to both men and women was held in the Student Union Building. James Hall won in the Men’s Division, with Mike Boyd placing second. Susan Wallace captured the women’s title and Penny Messec won second place. On Nov. 8 Volleyball season opened to women’s teams, with games being played in the Girls Gym. In the final round, GALS Pow-Wows defeated K.C. Dinks for first place with Soulful Express placing third. A new addition to the intramural program was a Soccer Clinic held Nov. 29-30 and Dec. 1. Intramural sports are sponsored by the Student Activities Office with program coordinators over-seeing their particular sport. Joe Webb and John Kossum were sponsors for flag football and the jxx)l tournament. Richard Fothergill and Evelyn Blalock directed tennis and Mary Bee-cue handled volleyball. 28