Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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Above: Intramurals volleyball All-Star Alison Evans gets ready to block a shot. Student Life 23

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riTRAMURAL COMPETITIOri Intramural Competition for wom- en is no less vital or important. Teams from the seven sororities and the Indies , a group of non- Greek women, compete through- out the year. Team sports include volleyball, flag foottJali, soflball, and basketball. Individual sports include the standard assortment plus gymnastics, track and field, and swimming. The spirit of competition is evi- dent, but what is most important in women ' s intramurals is to have fun. It ' s not that you win or lose; it ' s how you play the game! ' m Above: Fall is volleyball season for the women — probably the most popular women ' s team sport. The Phi Nu ' s show the correct ready position. 7bp Right: Proper serving form is essential to a solid game. Bottom Right: Sue Bickford awaits the Ref ' s whistle to get the game going. 22 Student Life

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s TYLE Old fads become riew Trends Five or six years ago, most peo- ple would probably have laughed at the thought of 1950 ' s sunglasses ever becoming a trend. The same goes for ducktail haircuts (with longer tails), mini-skirts, skinny ties. Republicanism, political in- volvement, and beach cruiser bicy- cles. If that seems like an odd combi- nation, think about it. Stetson has seen a revival of interest in fads of the past like mini-skirts and sun- glasses. These have certainly been updated, but the base of most of the trends of our style harken back to old fads . . . the best and worst. Above: The girls on RATina DeWolfe ' s hall know what kind of man Tina likes, so they got ' her one for her birthday. Right: Three of Stetson ' s young men get dressed up for a night on the town in De- Land.