Upper Darby High School - Oak Yearbook (Upper Darby, PA)

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First Row: N. Roberts, S. Reagoso, N. Grady, N. Fawley, E. Daly, D. Tubbs. Second Row: C. Blaker, G. Copes, M. Adelizzi, B. Levitt, A. Belefonte. hrs! Row: J. Clancy, P. Hixlneburg, M. Sherry, L. Elliott, J. M. Lacktman, W. Fratick, C. Billie, G. Anderson, J. Ritchie, R Barney, J. Robbins, M. Campbell. Second Row: B. Hess, C. Wester- Smith. man, j. Casciato, J. Rogers, B. Masters. Intramural sports, too, played an important role in Upper Darby's athletic program. They are planned for the purpose of extending an opportunity to participate in some form of competitive sports to those who are not quite skilled enough to make the varsity or J.V. teams. The girls' teams are recruited from the gym classesg the boys' teams are organized from the homerooms. This year's intramural program had to be limited to the winter sports, basketball and volleyball, because of the lack of outdoor playing areas. Both the sophomore boys and girls became the champions in the roundfrobin basketball tournament. Homeroom 53 sparked by Jim Ritchie, a member of the varsity team, defeated the winning junior homeroom 206 and senior homeroom 208 to become the school champs. By steadily increasing the number of games in their Om' Ilimdruu' Fifty-.ri.1'

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C. Blaker, M. Adelizzi, and E. Daly watch L. Rust sink a basket Junior boys jump for the ball to begin a fast game. Mary Campbell whisks one over the net for the junior volleyball champs. win column. the Sophomore Baskettes, captained hy Nancy Fawlcy and Nina Grady, pushed ahead to win the school championship. The girls' volleyball teams were also organized from the gym classes. These games were played after school for one week with sophomore, junior, and senior teams competing. The victor in this fast moving sport was the junior team. captained hy Lynn Elliott. The memhers of the winning teams in each sport were awarded Class numerals. Records in intramural athletics are kept on a score board that is located in the South corridor. This intramural program contributed greatly to the enjoyment of leisure high school life while developing the rules of good sportsmanship in each player. Une Hundred Fifty-sefwi

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