St Edwards University - Tower Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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All in all, intramurals is the biggest (and best) thing on campus and football is the most popular intramural sport. Maybe. Anyway, we all had a good time, made some friends, learned new names and old lessons and eventually lived through it. Some will have next year and more to come... and some will have only memories for years to come. Ed. Note: All the copy on Girl’s Football was written by Sorry Excuse’s Annette Edwards and Nancy New- man. Pedroza led Crazy Legs thru football with the greatest (?) of ease. Swinging into action, the team managed to go into overtime against Jeepers Creepers—something not accomplished by any other team all season. Tina Lucksinger held the team together from her middle line- backer spot, while Mary Ann Kruppa got a rush by all from her blocker position. JEEPERS CREEPERS: Another team of mighty Freshpersons (who?) emerged in 1974 to join the Juicy Jerseys as future title winners. Some strong personalities showed through in Pat Cardenas and her able teammates. Next season will probably prove interesting—we better look out!! SORRY EXCUSE: This team is truly a “Sorry” excuse. Under the expert capabilities of quarterback Annette Edwards, the team of weathered veterans took the Football title for 1974. The Combined (?) talents of Pam de Haas, Kathy Phillipp, Debbie Saucerman, Nancy Neumann, Sylvia Poncik, Chris Jackson, Kathi Kelly, (along with their trusty Juniors Mary Louise Malloy, Linda Govea, Lynn Waful, Twink, and Jo Mac) walked away with just a few scratches and bruises. Under the fearless leadership of Timothy Francis Crowley, Sorry Excuse closed out their final season trium- phantly. After four years this team deserves a break—a long break. 190

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OWENS UWITBAMUVEAL FOOTBALL: SORRY EXCUSE REIGNS AGAIN!!! Capturing the fourth Intramural title in 4 years, including foot- ball twice, Sorry Excuse ran away in the Girl’s division this year. There was no opposition to speak of (who’s speaking) and an unde- feated season shone (it was reigning) on Excuse’s heads. From rough Passin’ Thru to mild mannered (but ever appealing) Circus, football tactics were won and lost. To say the least, Girl’s football as a sport is similar to Magic Co. performing at the Austin Civic Ballet. From Debbie “Buck” Bohac to Jayne with a “Y” there was fun for all and NDINGS LL LANDING balls for fun. For future reference (and the 75 draft) here goes the high (and low) lights of the 1975 season: EAM WIN LOSS PTS.FOR AGAINST PASSIN THRU: Giving Sorry Excuse its biggest threat of the season, Passin Thru put a scare into the hearts of all. Under the bullet arm of 10 198 7 Mary “Flem” Fleming, the faculties of Dr. Linn and Dr. Daniels, the Bey Excuse u 2 “Hikemanship” of center Peggy Kucera, and the rest of the go- Passin Thru 8 2 145 45 getters, Passin Thru came out second after a tough season for the | opponents. eircus 5 is 25 85 CIRCUS: Truly a “Circus” in the fantasy world of football, this team awoke early to the realities of Girl’s Football. Always fighting, Jeepers Creepers 4 5 He 78 through many scoreless and weary games, Peyton Turk and Tom Griffin guided their charges to no avail. Debbie Bohac, Ruth | Crazy Legs ] 8 ie 82 Richardson, Kitty Kent, Becky Phillips, Jill Hahne, Connie Ellis, Michelle Lucash, Criss Hobbs were the comely seniors who prove Juicy Jerseys 1 9 6 111 that even true beauty is not always enough. JUICY JERSEYS: Although they didn’t win a game, they were always entertaining to watch. After a J.J. game, one came away with new insights into the methods of football. Everyone enjoyed playing the Juicy Jerseys and Jayne-with-a-Y added something new to the program. Never giving up, the J. J’s wore their “WIN” buttons all the way up to the last game. CRAZY LEGS: Back for another outstanding year, Cindy ‘“‘Urbi” 189

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L to R Standing: Andriana Cardenas, Dennis Little, Dora Ross, Pat Cardenas, Diane Daniels (Coach), Tina Lucksinger, Annette Edwards, Andria Brown. Sitting: Pam DeHass, Mary Kelly, Chris Jackson, Dailia Romero. S. H. U. WOMENS VARSITY BASKETBALL USL