Louisiana State University Alexandria - Sauce Piquante Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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Doing his thing with the rings is Cliff Laugh- fOl'l. Many people feel that a natural athlete is one who was born with a talent and has to practice little. People who think this may be surprised to find out they're wrong. It takes much discipline. time. and hard work to excel in any sport. Evidence of this training can be seen on the tennis courts, in the bas- ketball gym. outside where intramural foot- ball takes place. on the badminton court. on the golf course. and throughout various sec- tions ofthe P.E. building. Many student and faculty members spend extra hours keeping in practice and bettering themselves in their sport. With the discomforts of sore muscles. sweaty apparel. and the terrible smell of oint- ment. the athlete with determination will take these things in stride. Maybe it's the thrill of competition that causes people to give so much of themselves to sports. What- ever the reason. sports will always be a part of the social way. Q Students enjoy a game of badminton as a P.E. activity. 88 Intramurals lt s time to turn the ball over to the other side as Keith Hillman punts. Intramurals Qi 4, My