University of the Ozarks - Aerie Yearbook (Clarksville, AR)

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Campus Life One of the intramural sports for 1nen is football. Shown are the Red and Blue teams battling for a win. The Red team won this game and went on to tie the Green team for the football championship. Color Groups Battle for Trophy Mary Ann Dorman trys unsuccessfully to, help Mae Brane put the volleyball over the net, while Helen Coleman looks on helplessly. Each regularly enrolled student is a member of an intramural team. Both men and women are divided into four color groups. Each spring a trophy is awarded to the color group with the most points, and pins are giv- en to the two students with the highest number of in- dividual points. The women started their intramural season with an archery tourna- ment. Other toumaments held during the year were volleyball, badminton, basketball, shuffleboard, horseshoes, and track.

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B111 Ramsey, Richie San Fllllppo, and Tommy Thornton en tertain the' beats with some swinging music and poetry. But this group entertained themselves with a game of cards. Cainpus Life Richard Servis, Nelda Chesney, Nancy Williams, and joe Pepia model costumes typical of the beats Nelda was named the most beat girl. Happening' is Theme of Beatnik Party The annual Beatnik Party, sponsored by the Art Club, was held March 2 in the Student Union. The theme, A Happening , was an extension of action painting. Eveiyone who attended was required to wear a beat costume and to participate in the pro gram. The program consisted of skits, the reading of beat- nik poetry, and listening to Beatnik music, all in an effective atmosphere. Prizes were awarded to Nelda Chesney and Eddie Khongkhakul, who wore the most beat costumes. Barbara Ansley, Judy Nolen, LaRue Westbrook, and Fraser Leonard seem to have gotten the message and to have gone way out. 1

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