York College - Marathon Yearbook (York, NE)

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G . .,f I I ,. r., uviiw' ' :ff T-tg ,153 . Vu ' . f'. on .,., ' film' rf'.,' fin- vtezwt-ti .r-11:52 ff- -- I2 11-'ff' il:-i,Q:'w 3 , 'lim 1' Acting as referee for Intramural games was Averell johnson. Patsy Turvey seemed really enthused about this game. Intramural Sports . 1 W . E af. I ' 2 I A. i ' ' ii gil-Q EQ. I as if I h . n f 'IK I U I Wi i , l , ' T '-Q, -5 Hi, U I f J ...-. ,. . . .. . .. W tg fgggxg -,...,j..k......V...-..,...,: V A wgk, ' 'siifn . i N-wt ,, . ,I A - ' 1 ' . ,egg W. . J , - ' ' J ' 'J V 4 fr I ' , t . 1 - ,K I ' , 5 5 'AT . js..-iq A. 5.. f .,1'.i., L2' 1 .I 'r 4 ,- 1 'Ly -w J-f4.Vi:f' .'.' 'A .nv 3 , V. Q., .L '14,-iii'E'f' i 'vnu ,,, ? . , . 'f'l'eD'i-.J 'T't vi 'PT-,, .:,. ,4 5' ,, 1-. -I. P V lf-1,4,,y,, -A . . . .- ,-I-. .,- ..-hee-2. -4, , ,..i-,--I-Si J.. s-.angry - . , n - gl- - nj r.. , .-ai, -, - 4 ' .1 V155 ,. fi5r 14-'?2Ux'J Rf?-w v'. , , ., L, , . Ig , , gag. .,, 'wi 44553 1 ., ff ,gt-, 'ef e gl-.A nits' xr - Kita r wifi' -.' Will' Y Hr' , ' jf-ywddfrz 3- f ii. gif A it fl ' 1- .., 'la ' .R 1- i Q ' Wwigajels W ie -- '. I ,tt2rY5wZwV,.. ,,.-. ,e.vhy,-Vai-1,-as-.. Q. I'-23-. to srev:1t5esnkl.ff'f5sefse.?g,'?' Q ,li ,f '- N -V4 l -'Us at .gegpwnstw ' -. . a':wrfM.1w'w 3 Randy Rempel proved to be an outstanding quarterback. The Intramural Sports Program at York College is a big part ofthe lives of the students at Y.C. This year the program was under the direction of Coach Colis Campbell. He was aided by many students who were enrolled in the Intramural Sports class. These sports helped gain needed practice for club competition and also helped the stu- dents to get acquainted. All Y.C. stu- dents will agree that the outstanding Intramural program at York College adds a great deal of enjoyment to routine school days. Girls intramural football turned out to be one of the best intramural sports played. Q I X lwq. '13 if, , I V' -, ,. 'th -iv... -1 Wir ri, . 4 -, 1 .Q gi lgxQQ.ir9 'tf -0 1 Y4: .fr- -' f- 4 -- WH I' -'5 .4 - - -T' '. 273,-f, -1 . ,W nz.. 'Q - F tit ,.1I. wg. ,Q . W 'tip' Sq 'E-E s Mu Y W M- w1NW,W4i,g ,ii ., ua.. , ij: .rt gi ,.S?. 415' B I: I .1 . ' if? i'Q,t'Tef41'rfffs. I I . YJ I E, vm. . V. . N af Jzwii'

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Cheerleaders Mascot, Gail Goynes supported the Panthers throughout the year at athletic events. ...ax . .. Q-3 xv Pep was high and the crowd turnout crowd-cheerleader interaction. 62 ki 1 L49 Aan. 7 Cheeleaders Sharon Bailey, Judy Rodgers, Patsy Turvey, Helen Williams a new use for the fountain. and Mellany Adams find 132. . 1 5 f' 'HF B' , N 'ia .aww w un: '5'LLJ...3Q1- 'Yr-f -,. 7 -J-1, an 'i 2 313253. 57 .fm -e .g 1 . , . Y , , ,B in H, .. A . A Q L. 4 in. A s was good at home soccer games. Pictured above is a little Cheerleader, Ruth Cashatt, who did not return at semester presents a player his door- sign at the Soccer Banquet. -ff' I

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X YC women show that they can play football just as rough and tough as the guys. lntramural play was a rewarding experience for all who participated. ,ff l' . .:.l -f' , 1- :-.1-Af ---' P E W-'aw f '7 +ui3' 1, E15 Z is Glen Elliot takes a shot while Pat Craig, Dan bound. Because of the delay of the new gym, were moved to the York Armory. The major Speer and Dale Levandowski prepare to re- intramural and club volleyball and basketball problem encountered was the slick floors. Sufi 'Fil S -Q X fu? '35