Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Bill McRobert, Sig Tau, gropes for the pigskin in fleetball action. Men's intramurals promote active athletic interest Director Ralph Pink's enthusiasm for the Men's Intramural Program permeated what appeared to be the entire male enrollment at Northeast Missouri State, as record numbers of participants again demonstrated their desire for athletic competition. Even the most serious of the introverts set aside their books and be- came, in some small measure, definite contributors to a necessary, and an efficiently-run, program. Fleetball served to boost the year's intramural activities into orbit. The Phi Sig All-Stars were the only fleetballers to maintain their altitude as they romped home with the school championship. Else- where, the 7:30 Freshmen Grads soaked up a mud and water filled trench with groaning Phi Sigs, and in the process became the new tug-of-war champs. ln termination of fall outdoors events, Rich Man- tione toured the 1.7 mile course ahead of all other Turkey Day runners in record time. For his effort, he became the possessor of a live turkey. Following the pattern of recent years, intramural basketball was the choice of the multitudes, again dem- onstrating an increase in popularity. Badminton, table tennis, indoor tennis, and the free throw tourney, like- wise captured the interest of more men students. As Bermuda shorts became observed in increased numbers, the clank of horseshoes and the crack of soft- ball bats became familiar sounds, indicating that intra- murals had once again stepped outside. With the event- ful track and field meet, another year of successful intramural competition was completed. Phi Sig's hope for another tug-of-war championship are more than dampened. Y' !lfI .i,,lLli flE1 - l l l --.i-f -..........,.- - - -- -