Sul Ross State University - Brand Yearbook (Alpine, TX)

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UPPER LEFT: 1970 Intramural Football champions, the Valley Stompers; first row: Enrique Garza, Catarino Delgado, Johnny Cavazos, Roger Blanks, Jesus Marquez, Adam Pina, Jaime Garza; second row: Hector Martinez, Jesse Juarez, Robert Salazar, Larry Flores, Coach Danny Reyna, Ruben Flores, Rodrigo Villarreal, and Ramiro Gonzales. LOWER LEFT: Unidentified ball carrier faces on¬ coming opponent. LOWER LEFT CENTER: Cross country track entry reaches finish line. UPPER RIGHT: A scramble for the basketball occurs during an intramural game. LOWER RIGHT CENTER: Intramural quarterback faces oncoming rushers. LOWER RIGHT: Ball receiver gets close coverage. 26

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fall semester activities varied Activities were a big part of the fall semester. They reflected the emotions, abilities, and interests of the students on campus. Endless marching drills on warm autumn afternoons, a small wager in the cafeteria that provided three hours of unusual entertainment, a hand of cards in the SUB, long rehersals for plays, educational field trips, and exciting athletic events were just a few of the ways that Sully students and faculty members spent their out-of-class leisure time. 1970-71 offered a wide array of pursuits for the interested person who was willing to involve himself in campus life. UPPER LEFT: Jackie Butchofsky rests while the band dis¬ cusses problems with drill. UPPER CENTER LEFT: John Sagray begins nis forty-second and last enchilada, trying to win a bet. LOWER LEFT: Geology students take notes on minerals while on a field trip. UPPER CENTER RIGHT: Rebecca Tersero and Abelardo Baeza rehearse a scene from Entrega Total, a Spanish theatre production. UPPER RIGHT: Sherry Jackson enjoys a friendly hand of cards in the SUB. LOWER RIGHT: Yvonne Foster, bundled up for a cold evening, waits patiently for the Lobos to resume playing after half-time activities. 25

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valley stompers take crown for third straight year For the third year in a row, the Valley Stompers won the Sul Ross State Men ' s Intramural Football cham¬ pionship. After smashing Big D, the last big conten¬ der for the crown in the playoffs this year, the Stom¬ pers went on to trample the men faculty members in the annual faculty challenge by this team. In the women ' s division of the pigskins competition, Lawrence Hall came out on top, downing Morelock Hall by a slim 6-0 margin in the intramural playoffs. One hundred-thirty-seven men and women students participated this year in the Intramural Football Pro¬ gram. Thirty-six games were played in which only three minor injuries were reported. The attendance at the games averaged about 61 spectators. More than 180 students participated in intramural basketball this year. The men engaged in a round- robin tournament playing two games per night, and the women played one game per night. 27