Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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and Songfest! At least 500 persons were involved in each of the two activities sponsored by the Student Life Office this year. Left page: The Superbowl Mile Marathon race ended with the sweeptahes bowl going to the winning class, the juniors. President William S. Banowsky and Physical Education Instructor Walter Glass also competed in the plunge for prizes. Songfest, ‘Tunes When We Were Tots, under the direction of Connie Greer, associate dean of student life, involved three groups, with top awards going to “Animals All Around. ” Second place was Cowboys and Friends, and third was Rock and Roll School Days. ” 21

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Intramurals The intramural football program muddled its way through another season and winners were crowned in the dorm, open and women’s leagues. Dorm XIV posted a 5 0 record to capture the dorm league championship. Dorm XVI took second, Dorm XI was third and Dorm XII came in fourth. The Romans grabbed the open league title with a 4 1 mark. They were followed by Sigma Phi Epsilon, Tony’s Tigers, and the Freaks Unlimited. Hie women’s crown went to Dorm VII somewhat by default. Dorm VII won the only two women’s games played, beating Dorm Rho both times. There were many big plays in the intramural 1 basketball program. Dorm XIV-A, Dorm XI, Magicians Phase II and Five Easy Pieces vied for the basketball championship with Dorm X1V-A and Dorm XI leading the way with 9 wins and one loss. As another aspect of the intramural program, the department provided trophies for the winners of the expressionists literary contest. This year’s top winners were Barbara Kay, Jim Ruebsamen Peggy Pownall. Craig Wittier and Junette Lai who placed first in five categories.