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DRIVE-THRU
WINDOW
INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS
At University Drive
Now on S. Texas Ave.
At Manor East Mall
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BREAKFAST EVER!
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SuperStars competitor Kathleen West carefully pre
pares one of her three drives in the golf event.
Summer Attractions
You may not be able to ride
the shuttlebus this summer, but
there will be plenty of intramu
ral-recreational sports to keep
you busy. A variety of sports and
tournaments are being offered to
help summer students, faculty,
staff, and their spouses make it
through the warm months.
Men s, Women’s, and CoRec Di
visions will be offered in Slow-
pitch Softball, Volleyball Triples,
Three-man Basketball, Tennis,
Handball, Racquetball, and
Horseshoes. Entries will open
June 7 and close June 10 for first
session, and open July 8 and
close July 13 for the second ses
sion.
Those who prefer less struc
ture will be happy to note that a
variety of recreational facilities
will be open for individual lei
sure use. Indoor facilities in
clude a 25 yard pool, gym
nasiums, handball/ racquetball
courts, multipurpose activity
rooms, and weight rooms. Out
door facilities include softball
fields and multipurpose areas,
lighted tennis courts, a 50-meter
swimming pool, and an aerobic
fitness path.
Equipment, lockers, and
clothing service can be rented
for a nominal fee. Tennis balls,
handballs, and racquetballs are
for sale.
So, don t let the summer do
your figure in. Keep active and
have some fun. Find out more in
the Intramural Office, Rm. 159
East Kyle.
SuperStars champion Janet Steele performing on the
obstacle course.
Horseshoe Doubles
Thirty-five teams recently
competed in the Intramural
Horseshoe Doubles competi
tion.
In the men’s class A division,
Joe Isbell and Todd Maples de
feated Mark Monical and Stan
Williams for the championship.
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Thanks To. . .
The Intramural-Recreational Sports Dept, would
like to take this opportunity to thank all of those
students who work so hard all year to insure that
intramural activities run smoothly for you.
The Supervisors:
All the OFFICIALS . .
OUR SECRETARIES:
Charlene Schakel
Tina Harrison
Liz Lambert
too many to list here.
Ron Berquist
Thomas Brow
David Harmon
Ed Keeley
Barry Rose
John Simmons
Scott Smathers
Randy Waclawczyk
David Zabcik
Tim Starker
Mary Wilson
Our EMT’s:
Larry Adams
Mark Daughrity
Tom Dittman
Dale Marr
Weldon Wright
Gregg Barfield
Donna Douglas
Faith Grote
Scott Hall
Allen Jenkins
Liz Jambor
Michael Ferris
Christopher Seams
Tapper Ullrich
Ron Dudley
Steven Early
Chris Kimmins
Karen Laberman
Paul Bettencourt
Mike Bishop
John Fairchild
OUR STUDENT ASSISTANTS:
Beth Castenson
Dave Kazmierski
Debbie Drillette
Lori Fisher
Karen Laberman
Mike Bishop
Mary Kimmins
Corrine Sasser
Irene Flood
Lisa Nameth
Nancy Pierce
Vance Riley
Sara Roberts
Henson Rogers
Brenda Tankersly
Mark Williams
Victor Wong
Mike Brundaige
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Who said officiating isn’t fun? Volleyball of
ficials Debbie Savarese and Theresa Cull
seem to like it. They are our McDonald’s®
“Be Our Guest” winners this week and can
pick up their free meal coupons in the Intra
mural Office.
East Kyle Challenge Courts
The Intramural-Recreational
Sports Department will be try
ing a new concept in racquetbal-
1/handball. Beginning May 31,
1982, there will be two desig
nated challenge courts in East
Kyle when academic or intramu
ral priorities do not pre-empt the
area. This system is designed to
give individuals a chance to im
prove their game against other
players. Under this system, the
courts with the winning per-
son(s) are challenged by the wait
ing person(s) when a single game
is completed. The following
policies shall apply:
1. A sign-up form will be
maintained near the
court designed as chal
lenge courts during
specific times (East Kyle
courts #8 and #9).
2. The first people will play
one game to 21 points.
3. The winner(s) stays on
the court and the loser(s)
go to the bottom of the
list and play again.
4. No person shall stay on
the court for more than 3
consecutive games.
5. A minimum of two play
ers are required.
The designated times for these
two courts will be Monday
through Friday 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
and Saturday and Sunday 1 p.m.
to 8 p.m. So, the next time you
forget to call in your reservation
at 8:00 a.m., don’t hang up your
racquet or gloves. Try the chal
lenge court and improve your
game while meeting new people.
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The men’s class B division saw
David and Wesley McAda defeat
Jeff Gardener and Kelly Duffie
in the finals.
Debbie Miller and Rhonda
Rychlik defeated Trisha Tate and
Kelly King to win the women’s A
division.
Mens class B
horseshoe dou
bles champions
David and Wes
ley McAda takes
turns in the pits.
Renew Your Locker
SuperStars
competitor
Eric
Schmauch
takes a swing
during the
golf event.
Now is the time to renew your
locker and clothing service rental
for the summer. If your locker
rental expires at the end of this
semester, you have until May 18
to either renew your rental or'
clear your belongings.
must submit the stamped card to
the Intramural Office. If you do
not renew your locker rental,
your belongings will be cleared
by the Intramural-Recreational
Sports Department and can be
claimed in the IM office, 159
East Kyle.
To clear your belongings, turn
in all rental clothes to the clothes
service cage along with your is
sue card. The attendant will
stamp the card, and then you
To renew your locker rental
and clothing service, just stop in
the Intramural Office anytime
Monday through Thursday 8
a.m. to 7 p.m. or Friday 8 a.m.
to 5p.m. If you do not currently
rent a locker, but would like to,
stop by the Intramural Office
during those hours. Right now,
we have openings for the sum
mer in Deware Fieldhouse and
East Kyle room 174. More lock
ers will be available after May
19.
Locker rental costs $5.00 per
semester and clothing service is
$7.00 per semester.
Acknowledgements
McDonald’s® Intramural High
lights is sponsored each Monday
in the Battalion by your local
McDonald’s® Restaurants at
University Drive, Manor East
Mall, and Texas Avenue. Pic
tures by Tom Davies and
Stephen Ward. Stories by Bill
Harrington.
And last but definitely not least, our UTILITY
WORKERS:
Tim Willett
Dave Matula
. . . who maintains all the playing areas.
Special thanks to BRUCE DUNN and BILL HAR
RINGTON, our student interns. They did an out
standing job this semester doing much of the pro
gramming and a little of everything else.
SuperStars
champion Ke
vin Quinlan
keeps his eyes
on the ball
during the
SuperStars
racquetball
tournament.
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Quinlan Wins Again
Kevin Quinlan, last year’s su
perstar, won the 1982 men’s su
perstars competition, as well.
Each participant was required to
compete in seven of nine differ
ent events. Points were ac
cumulated for placing in each
event. After winning the rac
quetball tournament, the golf
driving contest, and the obstacle
course, Kevin finished with a to
tal of 113 points out of a possible
140. Eric Kasper finished seoc
with 92 points.
Janet Steele moved into!
lead in the women’s coinpetili
after winning the obstm
course. Janet won the free thi
contest, howling tournamei
100-yard swim, and mile run.
well. Her total score was 128(
of 140 possible points. In seen
place, Kay Edwards finisk
with 118 points.
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Volleyball official Kelly O’Neal signals to the server !
an intramural triples volleyball game last week.
Womens’ Lacrosse Wins
The TAMU Women’s Lacrosse team traveled to Dallas lastl
Saturday, April 25, and came home victorious. They defeatedj
Hockaday High School 12 to 1.
While lacrosse is an exciting sport, few women in this areal
have learned to play. As a result, the TAMU club is one of two!
women’s teams in the state. Club president, Kathy Opel,I
reported optimistically that there may be at least one otherl
team next year - a team from San Antonio. T. U. used to havem
team, but it folded; so the TAMU club, started in 1976, has hadj
little competition.
Naturally, the current members are more than willing tol
teach newcomers how to play and welcome any interested!
women, with or without experience, at their practices. So, iff
you like to try new activities and want to learn about lacrosse!
stop by the Intramural Office for more information. The worn-'
en start practicing again next fall. Come out and try it!
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All-University volleyball triples finals are tonight at
p.m. in East Kyle.