Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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A large athletic variety is available to Morehead State students through club sports. It is a great opportunity for those who enjoy sports but aren't able to show their enjoyment at a varsity team level. The enthusiasm of the students who par- ticipated in clubs seems to be that of much satisfaction. Without the backing of the student body, the clubs still continue to grow and extend the fun to others. ariety of Fun The Bowling Club consists of member from the Morehead bowling team as well a others who bowl for the recreational part 0 the game. They have organized practice as well as competition throughout th years. The Karate Club is offered to those wh want to learn the sport of self-defens There are different levels that one ca reach in karate. The red belt is the highes INSTRUCTED by Virgil Davis, the karate club is recommended to students who want to get in shape. The red belt is the highest level you can reach at Morehead. Club Sports

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ENNIS coach, Jace Nathanson was present at the lI-Sports Banquet to honor exceptional tennis -layers. ASEBALL'S most valuabIe player, Mike Ishmael ceived his award from head baseball coach Steve amilton in the company of lshmael's parentse ADY EAGLES basketball recognized the scoring nd stealing talents of Janet Towles with the Most aluable Player award. ' Ray Bradley Ray Bradiey HONORED players on the Lady Eagles' basketball team extended beyond MVP. Melissa lreton Gem was recognized for bringing down the most rebounds; Tif- fany Bates had the best free-throw percentage; newcomer Kelly Stamper received the Freshman Award; and Janet Towles was named MVP. The honorees are joined here by head coach Loretta Marlowe. Photos by RAY BRADLEY

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ONCENTRATION is a necessity competitive uwling, as demonstrated by Pam Byrd. The bowl- ng club consists of team members as well as t dents participating for recreation.