North Carolina Wesleyan College - Dissenter Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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RECREATIO AL ACTIVITIES Superbasketball . . . substitute . . . here we go . . . jump shop. Sound fa- miliar? Anyone who ever visited Wes- leyan's game room would instantly rec- ognize those words that emanate from the Superbasketball video game. The game room was a favorite place to hang out before and after meals for video junkies, or just for people who want to play a game of ping pong or pool. For students who enjoy more phys- ical activities, there was always some- thing going on. Like a pick-up game of football or tennis baseball around Nash or a softball game in front of Edge- combe. The co-ed softball game between the two opposite ends of campus proved to be a favorite event. The rivalry contin- ued as Nash and North Halls battled it out on the softball field against South and Edgecombe. The game came down to the final inning, and South-Edge- combe prevailed, taking home the win- ning team's prize: Homecoming tee- shirts! Special rules like having the guys and girls hold hands as they ran the bases together make the game a fun way of continuing the competition be- tween the rival ends of campus. Brian, Bill and Rcbbie pose for publicity shots. The refined South-Edgecombe co-ed softball The equally refined Nash-North co-ed softball Team- team. rrp-,- R15-st ri I z v ,I 1 -an ' ,E A Vx. x Terry Ward stares in disbelief while acting as ref for the inter-dorm three-legged race competition at Homecoming. Robbie watches his grand slam fly over Nash Hall.

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RECRE TIONA CTIVITIES ,ek e :Q Q5- I 1' .4 5 Q xv , , Kenny Bowers has fun on his skateboard. 26 1 Scott Preston shows off his batting style Derek Francis tries his hand at Ms. PAC-MAN.