1966 Yearbook
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Title
1966 Yearbook
Description
OFFER VARIETY
VOLLEYBALL
Growing in popularity year by year, intramural volleyball took in a total of 240 participants, which resulted in approximately 30 teams. The teams were
divided into four leagues. The top teams this year were:
the Nads, the Punks, the Globes, the Ranglers, the Tappers, the Ramblers, the Bucs, and the Wanderers. The
Bucs were defending the title which they won last year.
BADMINTON
Interest is not low, but participation is on a lesser scale in this intramural sport. Gary McQuinney and
Tom Dowling teamed up to win out over twenty-one
teams.
TENNIS
With the highest number of participants in tennis
singles that have ever been here, Herb Gregory walked
away with the championship.
SOFTBALL
The 12 and 16 inch intramural softball tournaments
proved to be very exciting this past spring. The Grubs,
behind the pitching of Ken White, stopped the 210 Club
in the 12 inch league, and the powerful Vandals showed
their strength by downing the Vikings in the 16 inch
league.
FIELD DAY
The annual field day is an event occuring towards
the end of the school year. It consists of a multitude
of track events. The most valuable man of the day
this past spring was Tom Miller.
Herb Gregory, I-M tennis champ, gets set to return serve.
Cross Country Participants: Back (l. to r.): E. Lillis, T. Lillis,
L. Bell, D. Kreiter. Front (l. to r.): S. Grell, L. Keppy.
Twelve-inch Softball Champions: Front row (l. to r.): K. White, L. Mar-
low, S. Reinhold, T. Mackin. Back row: G. Greive, P. Link, S. Marinan.
VOLLEYBALL
Growing in popularity year by year, intramural volleyball took in a total of 240 participants, which resulted in approximately 30 teams. The teams were
divided into four leagues. The top teams this year were:
the Nads, the Punks, the Globes, the Ranglers, the Tappers, the Ramblers, the Bucs, and the Wanderers. The
Bucs were defending the title which they won last year.
BADMINTON
Interest is not low, but participation is on a lesser scale in this intramural sport. Gary McQuinney and
Tom Dowling teamed up to win out over twenty-one
teams.
TENNIS
With the highest number of participants in tennis
singles that have ever been here, Herb Gregory walked
away with the championship.
SOFTBALL
The 12 and 16 inch intramural softball tournaments
proved to be very exciting this past spring. The Grubs,
behind the pitching of Ken White, stopped the 210 Club
in the 12 inch league, and the powerful Vandals showed
their strength by downing the Vikings in the 16 inch
league.
FIELD DAY
The annual field day is an event occuring towards
the end of the school year. It consists of a multitude
of track events. The most valuable man of the day
this past spring was Tom Miller.
Herb Gregory, I-M tennis champ, gets set to return serve.
Cross Country Participants: Back (l. to r.): E. Lillis, T. Lillis,
L. Bell, D. Kreiter. Front (l. to r.): S. Grell, L. Keppy.
Twelve-inch Softball Champions: Front row (l. to r.): K. White, L. Mar-
low, S. Reinhold, T. Mackin. Back row: G. Greive, P. Link, S. Marinan.
Publisher
The Consolidated Graphic Arts Corporation, Canton, OH
Date
1966
Rights
St. Ambrose University 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/112