University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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Despite the challenge of a record twenty teams, the powerful Easy Riders captured their third straight powderpuff football championship by defeating Purple Haze in the playoff finale. For the Riders, it was not only their third straight championship but also their third undefeated season in a row. The top two teams reached the finals by defeating two younger teams - the Screaming Yellow Zonkers and the Panthers. Playing by far the toughest schedule, the Zonkers provided some of the most exciting moments of the season, including a 12-0 victory over the Foxy Ladies in a game billed as the game of the century. The confidence, experience, and organization of the veteran Riders, however, were too much for the other clubs in the playoff battles. Standouts for the champions included the sister team of Anne and Barb Meihaus, Debby laconis, and Peggy Lautze. Named to the All-Star Team from the runner up Haze Team were Chris Schmuck and Mary Ann Crowley.

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Burt Carhart named new Vice President for University development . . . National Organization for Women (NOW) presented liberation program . . . Red Hat Band put on a new face . . . Campisi lofts threatened by fire rules, then saved by lawyers and the press . . . Tony Rodriguez, assistant director of Buildings and Grounds, resigns over campus cop controversy: 7 cannot disregard the fact that I am working for an organization that is completely with- out compassion, fairness, direction or morality ' . . . Nixon asked Schuyler, Santa Clara ' s artist-in-residence, to paint huge canvas of presidential trip to China . . . yearbooks still delayed . . . Dr. Thomas Harris, psychiatrist and pioneer in the field of transactional analysis, presented a talk on the subject of human behavior. It was part of a three-part series called ' I ' m OK —You ' re OK ' sponsored by the Chaplain ' s office, the counselling center, and the ASUSC. Dr. Harris described transactional analy- sis as a simplified tool to take apart such complex questions as ' Can my life be reprogrammed or must my life go on as before? ' Harris cited individual change as a necessary prerequisite for any solution to social problems.