San Antonio College - El Alamo Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Aww I62 1 l . no 'ii' Umm Two unidentified sprinters strain and reach to snap the finish line in the 100-yard dash at the Harlandale Relays. 1 f' ' - f -1 Z W , , 'V A 1' Ztfsnif q. 1510 7 i V Li Wig fi.. on , ff-1' 1155-f ' t Q t Y. -. flh- th A in , A . . ln.. - .1 ' M. Ernest Castro grins with pride as he shows his two-mile champion's yi , 1 trophy to the admiring eyes of Captain Manuel Rodriguez. H Hefty weightman James Kinse unts with . . I Y gr determination as he heaves the 16-pound shot. 1 K 5 Ji' Victor the high Temple broad-jumper Morgan Dawns soar ' t th ' see if he scratched at the take-off board. S m 0 e sand pu as onlookers Jimmie Ne adjust apertv to stop track

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Posing with their trophy are the PE Majors volleyball in- tramural champs. W, ,, , if - . 3 'CTWWZ , , 1 ,Q-.5 '-gm x fr' 1 5211, .. 79,6 , w'., w..' ' Gary Neill, table tennis doubles Intramurals With a total of 428 SACites entered in the com- bined team and individual sports, the Physical Ed- ucation Department sponsored the strongest in- tramural program ever conducted. There were 316 men and 68 women participating in the team sports, and 641 men and 34- women in the in- dividual sports. This was the greatest number of players that have ever taken part in the annual program. Grand Devours captured three of the seven team titles in the 1965-66 competition. The Devours captured the football, basketball and softball titles. They were the only team to capture more than one team event. Winners in men's volleyball were the Inj uns, and in women's volleyball, the P.E. Majors emerged victorious. The coed volleyball competition was topped by the Flintstones. In competitive swimming the Independent Sinkers won. 1 I64 Joseph Nolasco, badminton doubles Richard Lopez, basketball team Sport Table T Basketb Badmin Table T Tennis