Northwood Institute - Norfinda Yearbook (West Baden, IN)

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Below : Ross Mapes boucnes the ball down the floor. With him are Randy Feichter and Dick Hubbard. Above Ric Shultz jumps for two points in Sprudel Hall. Left Schultz jumps to escape Dick Hubbard's block while Ken Vance looks on. 63

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Broadened Intramural Activities The intramural program expanded to include women’s intramural basket- ball and volleyball. This added to the already existing programs of men’s intramural basketball, bowling and table tennis. Pam Steinbarger organized the women’s intramurals. The bowl- ing league met at the new Sheraton bowling lanes Tuesday evenings. Spon- sor was Mrs. Carolyn Barnett. Sprudel Hall was the site for the intramural basketball games, the girls were there Monday evenings, and the guys, Wednesdays. The ping-pong : : tables were seldom left unused for . 7k P long. In a poll of Northwood’s ping- — - pong players, Richard Again was ranked number one. ] orrexy S335 tite tee Sttstsz+ oe S33 = f tf i e3 Top Don Hall thinks of nothing else as he bowls. Above Pam Steinbarger and Nancy Taulman watch intently as they keep the score. Left John Dailey is pleased with himself after bowling a strike.

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Emotions—the External View of the Soul Se Solomon—the ancient Jewish king with the gift of wisdom said, “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” Although Solomon spoke this in ancient times, it is still just as true today. At basketball games we cheer the Blue Devils and, if they lose, we feel disappointed. We worry about grades, but, after doing our best, we feel good. We laugh, dance, think, love, work. We are Northwood’s students. Above The stained glass angels in the theater are sometimes the only serene creatures in the building. Top and right Students and cheerleaders react to the Blue Devils basketball game in the Springs Valley gym.