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Fall Intramurals Show Increase
By Janet Satyshnr
Intramurals here at Behrend
are on the up-swing. According to
Duane Crider, the Director of In
tramurals, interest has definitely
increased in fall activities and in
the intramural program in
general. This increase can be at
tributed to the amount of students
on campus this year and to the in
formative orientation program
that introduced the intramural
activitiy schedule for the year.
Duane has gone to great pains to
develop an initiation program for
incoming freshmen, and has also
developed a handbook which in
cludes activities, available
facilities and their time
schedules, and the basic "do's
and dont's" of the IM program.
Fall term offers flag football,
golf, soccer, and a Turkey Trot (a
3 mile run). All the activities are
open to both men and women.
Although flag football and golf
deadlines have passed, there is
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Eastern and Gray Avenue 2635 Buffalo Road
Wesleyville, Pa. Erie, Pa.
899-6386 Phone 899-6178
the Rev. Martin Roth, Pastor The Rev. Robert W. Cohan, Pastor
Sundays 8:15 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday Masses 7:30,9:00
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12:15, 5:00p.m.
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Buffalo Road and Market Street 3306 South Street
Wesleyville, Pa. Wesleyville, Pa.
Phone 899-9243 Phone 899-3302
The Rev. George Schoonmaker, Pastor The Rev. Gerald Schmidt, Pastor
Sunday 11:00 a.m. Sunday 8:15 and 1.1:00 a.m.
Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Evening Fellowship 6:00 p.m.
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rLICAN (EPISCOPAL) MASS
The Rev. Jeffrey Hamblin
'ourth Thursday of Each Month
Reed Conference Room, 4 p.m.
still time to organize a team for
soccer or get in shape for the
three mile run.
For those of you who are look
ing for people to play on a team or
are looking for a team to play on,
Crider has made available a sign
up sheet that is posted on the IM
bulletin board in Erie Hall. If you
are interested in playing or look
ing for players, check it out. It's
there for your benefit. Also on the
board is information on up
coming activities, applications
for team entries, schedules, and
league standings.
Although the Intramural Pro
gram is a non-profit organization,
players are asked to donate one
dollar to help defray the cost of
officials and t-shirts. Ah, yes, the
t-shirts. If your team is fortunate
enough to "win it all", each
player on the winning team will
receive a t-shirt. Not bad for a
dollar!
This year the Student Union
BEHREND COLLEGIAN
Board and Student Affairs are
Combining efforts with the IM
Department to add a new "twist"
to the program. After all of the
activities have been completed
and the champions determined,
there will be a dance where the
winners will receive their t
shirts.
Duane has also informed us of a
Putt-Putt tournament to be
scheduled in the near future. If
you are interested in getting
things started, stop down and see
Crider in the IM office located in
Erie Hall. He's always looking
for enthusiastic people to help
plan and schedule new events.
Crider also noted a ping-pong
tournament to be scheduled in the
near future. If you are interested
in getting "the ball rolling", stop
down to the IM office located in
Erie Hall. According to Crider,
the program is always looking for
enthusiastic people to help plan
and schedule events.
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The Rev. Charles Schmitt
Saturdays, 5:30 p.m.
R.U.B. Student Lounge
Cubs Face
Tough Season
By Molly Ileidecker
Over the past two seasons, one
of the most successful sports
team at Behrend has been the
Women's Volleyball Team. The
team is shooting for its third con
secutive 20 win season. Belonging
to both the Women's Keystone
Conference (W.K.C.) and NAJA
District 18, the Lady Cubs will
face stiff competition, but Coach
Jan Wilson feels the team is
capable of capturing both
crowns.
This year's team captain is
Natalie Kuhn, who is only the se
cond senior in Behrend Volleyball
history. Natalie has been chosen
to the W.K.C. All-Conference
team as a hitter the past two
seasons.
Another experienced player is
DeEtte Bacon who elected to
transfer back to Behrend from
State so she could play volleyball.
Named to both W.K.C. All-
Conference team and NAIA
District 18 All-Star team last
season as a hitter, DeEtte will be
used as a setter and a hitter this
Spikers Up For Season
By Joel Campbell
Sports Editor
As in the past seasons, the
Behrend soccer team is once
again under the arection of Mr.
Herb Lauffer. The Cubs are com
ing off a 6 win and 8 loss season,
but Lauffer and his players are
cautiously confident.
This year's co-captains are
senior midfielder . Tom Kennard
and senior stopper-back Bob
MacZura. Kennard was an all
western Pennsylvania inter
collegiate all star his junior
season. He has since moved from
back to midfielder and Lauffer
feels he is adjusting well.
Other returning up
perclassmen who figure pro
minently in Lauffer's plans are
senior Ed Bell at striker, juniors
Tom Mandl at back and John An
drews at goalie, and sophomores
Gary Regal at back, Terry Man
nering as a midfielder, and Doug
Christie at sweeperback. •
Promising freshman Joel
Buckwalter has won a starting
position as a midfielder along
with Jamie Kreber at forward.
Keith Ahlers, Chip Downes, and
Dave McCracken are all com
peting for the outside halfback
position.
Co-captain Tom Kennard
states "This year's soccer team,
which is young, has the most
team unity I've seen in my four
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September 25 and 26 ' Wait Until Dark
October 9 and 10 - • China Syndrome
October 16 and 17 The Duet
October 23 and 24 The Deep
October 30 and November 1 Enter The Dragon
November 6 and 7 Midnight Express
November 13 and 14 Deliverance - -
SEPTEMBER 23, 1982
Returning from last years
team are sophomore Kathy Ott
and Sandy Rhea. Kathy and San
dy both play the hitter position
and will enjoy a lot of playing
time.
Other team members include
sophomore Marie Miller (hitter)
freshmen Sandy Ball (setter),
Adrianne Churlik (hitter), Kim
Keller (hitter), Lori Millspaw
(setter), Lucy Mooney (hitter),
and Lisa Woolstrum (hitter).
The Lady Cubs have only six
home matches left, so everyone
on campus should make an effort
to see at least one match. All mat
ches begin at 6 p.m. and the
match dates are as follows:
September 30 - Thiel and Erie
C.C.; October 19 - Westminster
and SUNY-Fredonia ; October 21 -
Villa Maria and Clarion St.; Oc
tober 28 - Mercyhurst; November
2 - Grove City; November 4 -
Geneva; and November 9 -
Allegheny. Come and cheer this
successful team on to another
winning season!
years as a player. The team con
sists of 50 per cent freshmen with
three freshmen starting each
game. With the support of the stu
dent body, I think Herb's Blue
and White Army can do battle
with anybody, the result being a
winning season."
When asked for a prediction for
the upcoming season Kennard
replied, "If I were to make a
prediction for the outcome of a
few of our games, especially
Homecoming with U.P.J.
(University of Pittsburgh-
Johnstown), it would be real
TOUGH! When the smoke clears
after the final minute of the last
game, though, we'll still be stan
ding ... tall.
Lauffer feels this year's
schedule is very tough, and that
was proven on September 11
against Indiana when the Cubs
lost 1-0, Lauffer felt that "Indiana
used a lot of pressure against us.
The key was our lack of game ex
perience. We had no real signifi
cant shots and basically played
poor fundamental soccer.
He went on to add that
"Behrend has always had a good
soccer program and the five area
schools measure their success
with the way they play against
Behrend. This is the reason for
such good rivalries against Mer
ayhurst and Gannon."
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