University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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Life is not a spectator sport. At WMC participation sports reigned as over 6096 of the students were involved in the intramural program which provided recreation and promoted physical fitness, mental and emotional health, social contact, and interest in sports. %. 97.98 — I.cft: JAY JOHNSON promou-% physical fitness through weightlifting. YOU BETTER SLIDE Below BRITT COOPER gets ready to make contact with SMELLY SALMONSEN in a spirited baseball game. GIMME A 5 - Right: SI I AREA LITVIN makes a high S after a successful play. COME HERE. BALL — Above: SMELLY SALMONSEN gets ready to make physical contact with the ball. Intramurals 29

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Intramurals Offer Variety 28 Intramurals

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Everyone Under the direction of GEORGE MAR-INKOVICH, the intramural program provided almost anything one could want: softball, touch football, tennis, poker fa sport ), golf, ping pong, volleyball, basketball. Bingo (very strenuous), racquet-ball. skiing. A highlight was a weekend trip 50 students took to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, in February. Tournaments in tennis, golf, and softball closed those programs. In the women's softball league the Snack Bar hit their way to the title. JOHN LARSON and KIRBY BRIGHT S 51510 team won the men's intramural basketball tourney by defeating ROGER WILL-HIT E and SCOTT ME1IIACK S Over the Hill Gang. In coed volleyball, the Greens, coached by ANN GREEN, dunked the WAFS coached by BARB NORDAHL. The basketball program sported 18 teams while the volleyball program consisted of 12. Can Play STRIKE 2 — Right VICKI ARKELL misses, hut there is always one more swing. THIS IS A FOOTBALL - Below: LARRY HAM, intramurals student director, explains the rules of the game. A BRISK MORNING XORKOlT Far right I awn aerobics arc a good way to begin the day. 30 Intramurals