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WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1979
MCDONALD’S
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worked and played in the programs this year. Listed here are just a few
of the awards earned by students and organizations in 1979.
Divisional All-Year Awards 1979
'(These Dorms or Units earned the highest point total in their divi
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Corps
Fish
Men’s Dorm A
Men's Dorm AA
Women’s Dorm
Squadron 2
Company F-2
Davis Gary
Puryear Hall
Krueger Hall
Afliletic Award of Excellence 1979
Puryear Hall earned the most points in championship matches of Men’s
Dorm and All University.
Pehberthy — Tischler Award 1979
I: Company F-2 earned the greatest combined total for Fish-Corps
points.
Outstanding Team Managers Award 1979
|jphese individuals put in long hours of work and play in a majority of the
team sports this year.)
Corps Charlie Jumper (F-l)
Men’s Dorm Glenn DeMois (Dunn Hall)
Wdjnen’s Dorm Deannie Meadows (Keathley Hall)
Men’s Independent Chris Schuchart (Just for Grins)
Women’s Independent Jean Tarlton (Vet Wives)
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4^288 students who partici
pated in the Intramural Pro-
yn in 1978-79. Many of those
counted were perhaps counted
seVeral times, but it still adds
up to the same total: literally
thousands of Aggies joining in
intramural sports for recreation
and fun.
Here in the McDonald’s
Highlights we may not have
shown your picture or listed
your name. But we would like
to thank you for being a part of
intramurals and encourage you
to join in this summer or next
year. In the meantime, have a
great summer and “keep on
playing”!
Acknowledgements
This advertisement is spon
sored by your local McDonald’s
Restaurant, on University Drive
and at Manor East Mall, under
the direction of the Intramural
Office. Stories are by Michelle
Wolstein, pictures by Dana
Kamataris.
ids.
Sunburn To Rain:
They Still Came
There were an estimated 200 people in attendance at the hot
and sunny Preliminary and Divisional Finals of the intramural
track meet on Saturday, April 28. For the All-University finals
on Sunday, the track was wet from the night storms. However,
track records continued to be broken in spite of the weather.
In the field events four long standing records were broken.
In the long jump, Jim Michels of SMF broke the 1949 record of
22T" by W. Wally Swanson of the Mullets hurled the shot 58'
l- 1 ^" to break the 1967 shot put record of57'l". In high jump,
Ed Thomas of SMF broke the long, long, standing record from
1941, of 6' 4-%", with the new record of 6'6". Brenna Kerns of
the Silver Streaks won the women’s long jump and set a new
record of 16' Vi".
The Aggies should give themselves a pat on the back for
overall excellence in track competition. At present the Aggies
hold a possible six national intramural records and place in the
top five in eleven other events. Keep up the good work, and we
will see you next year at the track.
New Records
Men’s Events Holder
440 Yd Dash Lee Conn
Long Jump Jim Michels
Shop Put
High Jump
Wally Swanson
Ed Thomas
Team
SMF
Mullets
SMF
Team
SMF
Holder
New
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Co-Rec Holder
440 Yd Relay
Previous Women a’s Events
Record
Mile Run Gail Zieschang Krueger
770 Yd Run Carol Hancock Mullets
Mile Relay Crawford, Flsin, Mullets
Glaymeyer, Kimbro
Long Jump Brenna Kems Silver Streaks 16' 'A 11
Divisional team Champions
Corps - E-l
Fish - Squadron 11
Men’s Dorm - Moore
Men’s Independent - SMF
Women’s Dorm Krueger - Krueger
Women’s Independent - Mullets
All University Champions
Men’s -
Women’s -
CoRec -
Previous
Record
51.0
22'1"
57'1"
6' 4-%"
Previous
Record
50.60
Record
new event
2:34.4
new event
15' 8-V4''
SMF
Mullet’s
SMF
63 pts.
58 pts.
24 pts.
At the Annual Intramural Steak Fry everyone received a good meal and
some received coveted all-year awards. Pictured here is Mike Probst,
Athletic Corporal for Squadron 2, receiving the flag for the highest point
total in Corps Division. Handing out the award is Commandant Woodall
(on the left) and Lieutenant Colonel Johnson (on the right). Also pictured,
in the lower right corner is Mr. W. L. “Penny” Penberthy, the originator of
the Intramural program at A&M.
The Best Of The Best! Superstars!
The Superstars competition has
come to an end, and amist all the
fun and games, two persons have
been named the 1978-79 IM
Superstars.
Summer
Hours
Yes! We’re open during summer
break! These hours start May 11
and continue through June 2.
DeWare Weightroom:
M-F 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. - 10
p.m.
S&S 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Tennis Court Reservations:
M-F 4 p.m. - 10 p.m.
S&S noon - 8 p.m.
G. Rollie White & Coliseum:
M-F 4 p.m. - 8 p.m.
S&S 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.
DeWare Fieldhouse
M-F 4 p.m. - 10 p.m.
S&S 10 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Cindy Grimillon competed
against eight other women and
won by a margin of only two points
over the second place winner,
Terry Harris. Cindy’s 120 points is
a new record. Cindy is Fowler’s
team manager. She placed first in
the 100 yard dash, and second or
third in almost all the other
events.
Steve Gill also won by a margin
of two points over Mark Scott’s 84
points. Steve placed first in tennis,
second in the softball throw, and
tied for second in the 100 yard
dash. Competition was extremely
fierce as there were 29 other con
tenders.
Congratulations to all partici
pants for a contest well done.
New Champs For A New
FAST, FAST, FAST-PITCH
Rain canceled some games, but
endurance won over for the new
winners. Congratulations and a
dry field to —
Men’s Class A - The Barons
Class B - Proboscis
Women’s Class A - Ding Bats
Class B - Fiddle Dee’s
SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL
Thanks for playing come “hail”
or high water.
Men’s Class A - Puryear Playboys
Class B - Ballbusters
Class C - Nukes
Women’s Class A - Munchkins
Class B - Gala’s
Class C - Sexy Savages
CoRec Class A - 3 Legged Dogs
Class B - Softballers
Class C - Base Trotters
INNERTUBE WATER POLO
Congratulations to those in a
sport that doesn’t require a dry
court!
Class A - The Stans
Class B - LM Incorporated
4-WALLS TO SURROUND
YOU
Racquetball Champions had a
field of 651 to battle their way
through — Congratulations on
beating the numbers.
Men’s Class A - J. P. Flynt (E-l)
Class B - Richard Gitelson
Class C - Gary Herring
Women’s Class A - Lucinda Lomas
Class B - Michelle Bratten
Class C - Mary Rector
(Krueger)
NEW CHAMPS FOR A
NEW GAME
Bowling singles was a brand
new event this spring, so the
new champs have the honor of
being an IM first. Fifty-two
men and eight women partici
pated in the contest. Congratu-
Game
lations on both accounts to —
Men’s Class A - Doug Shelton
Class B - Steve Schubarth
Women’s - Norma Gonzolez
ADD SOME FUN
Take six persons and a vol
leyball net and what do you
have? A three man volleyball
game. Multiply by 50 and
you’ve got an IM 3-man vol
leyball contest. Congrats and a
hand massage to —
Women’s Class A - Assorted Nuts
Class B - J’s Angels
Men’s Class B - JWTR 4
Class B - Blue Devils
CoRec Class A - Best Ever
Class B - Blue Devils
Have A Good Summer
AGGIES! —
Well See You This Fall