I N T R A M U R A L S O F F E R S
A C T I V I T I E S F O R A L L
Intramurals, the co-ed activ–
ities for any student, were co–
ordinated by Krist Enstrom.
Trivial Pursuit and chess tour–
neys, volleyball and floor hock–
ey teams, and special events like
the dorm Olympics were includ–
ed in this extra-curricular itin–
erary. These games took place
after school, on Monday and
Thursday nights, and during
some weekends.
The dorms Olympics offered a
$250 pizza party award, and A-
wing, winning almost every race
and relay, received the prize.
Other highlights, though not
profitable, were things that hap–
pened during the games. Many
times a volleyball game was de–
layed because the ball had been
hit 30 feet up onto the air-
conditioning ducts. Mutilated
or lost pucks were also common
wh en a h o c k ey p i e ce was
smashed against or under the
bleachers in the east gym.
Students enjoyed the oppor–
tunities for organized activities
within the school, and being
able to do things with friends
whom they did not share class–
es. Overall, intramurals was a
successful program for the peo–
ple who took advantage of it.
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