Only the careless and hard, The gay, the stubborn, the wild self-powered were worth it.

ATHLETICS

"Make that down!" "Girls we've got to beat Madison!" "Jump for that ball!" "A basket - we need two points!" "This guy can't pitch!" "Slide, Slide, Slide!" These are the sounds we made from Fall through Winter and into Spring as the seasons and sports chang-ed. During Fall the football and hockey fields were always busy from afternoon until dark and the cross country team -those fellows just never went home. When it got colder, we moved inside the gym and screamed and yelled for the Basketball players. With spring the schedule was always ful l - there was a home game or a meet or a match of Baseball, Track, Tennis or Golf. And what student can ever forget those Freshman and Sophomore gym classes twice a week - and of course the in-tramural hours and games.

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Schedule Opponent Hampden-Sydney Gallaudet Guilford Randolph-Macon Shepherd \!Vashington &Lee Edinboro \!Vest Virginia \!Vesleyon

FOOT

I Tri-captains Bab Boker, Bill j Duke, and Yager Marks.

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B.C. 7

42 6 6 6

13 13 16

OPP. 14 15 56 30 13 41 29 41

Team members include: First Row: Dove Boyd, Howdy Mock, Bob Boker, Yager Marks, Bi ll Duke, Butch Marvel, Jerry Corbin, Jerry Mortin. Second Row: Trainer Deon Weber, Bi lly Gainer, Dennis Sal-mons, Lorry Royal, Bob Prater, Mike Jacobs, Glen Brown, George Nipe, Poul O'Connor-mgr. Third Row: Barry Myers, Roland Cori· cofe, John Pribonic, Eric Rice, Charles Mason, Tom Glasgow, Tommy Davis, Fronk Horris. Fourth Row: John Loving, Jim Walsh, Ron Ti lgner, Mike Mc-Dona ld , Art Eddy, Bill Castle, Neil Garber. Fifth Row: Fronk Pearson, Jock Kromer, Tom Quimby, Scott Suit, Terry Westhofer, Joe Dud-ash, Joe Powel l, Don Schotten-berg. Sixth Row: Guy Stull, Poul Tobler, Tom Dietrich, Claude Sim-mons, John Edmonds, Kurt Voll-man, Lor ~y Williams, Golen Hed-dings.

BALL

Trainer Deon Weber and manager Poul O'Connor hold the team together. Here with Yager marks.

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B.C. defense is important in every game.

Roland Caricofe boots the ball down field.

Jerry Corbin evades tackle to gain valuable yardage.

Cooch Doy gives lost minute instructions to Bob Boker and Claude Simmons.

Barry Myers (66) and Yager Marks (22) bring down opponent.

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Tension mounts and musc les tighten in anticipation of the signal.

B.C. rece iver, John Pribanic, awaits the pass.

Kurt Vol lman (86) looks for protection from M ike McDonald (83).

Yager Marks carries the ball.

CROSS COUNTRY Schedule

Opponent B.C. Opp. Opponent B.C. Opp. Old Dominion 40 21 Freshmen 52 47 University of Richmond 21 40 Virginia Intercollegiate Meet 6th place American University 29 27 Virginia Little 8 Meet-2nd to Old Dominion

with 39 Roanoke Eastern Mennonite College 30

85 Mason-Dixon Conference 5th place

Freshman, Howard Neff, has added speed and en-durance to this year's team.

Ron Coleman, senior and a valuable member of the cross country team, leaves h is opponents behind.

Lee Holsinger runs hard for B. C.

An opponent separates Dean Carter and teammate Ron Shear as they near the finish .

4th row: Deon Carter, Ron Colemon, Warren Murphy. Sth row: Doc Jopson, Sam Zigler, Ron Shear, Gary Gordner.

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Team members (left) include: 1st row: Steve May, Tom Barber, Ed Poling. 2nd row: David New-brough, Poul Stoufer, Howard Neff. 3rd row: Tom Nichols, Deon Hauptman, Bruce Robinson

Vorstiy team members inc lude: FIRST ROW: Mary Frances Heishman, Nancy Rowe, Nancy Nissley, Yonnie Kauffman, Dee Morris, Precious Brody. SEC-OND ROW: Gladys Gibble, Anna Moe Donley, Bev Marcum, Barbara Purkey, Eileen Short. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Janet Simpson, Janice Ausherman, Becky Fifer, Carol Bucher, Dione Helbert, Cooch Miss Mapp.

EAGLETTES UNDEFEATED Miss Mapp, coach, gives encouragement dur-ing the half.

HOCKEY 1965 Opponent Var.

Madison Col lege 4 Shenandoah Club 6 Roanoke College s Lynchburg College 3 Roanoke College 4 Madison College 1 Mary Baldwin College 6 Lynchburg College 3

Opp. 2 3 2 0 3 0 1 1

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Barbara Purkey drives for goal as Gladys Gibble follows the shot.

J. V. center fo rward Bev Per-due prepares to flick a pass.

B . . C. defense rushes out on a penalty corner hit.

J.V. 0 3 2 4 1 7 s

Opp. 1 0 0 0 3 0 0

J. V. Team membe rs include: 1st Row: Bev Sue Cope, Alice Phillips. 3rd Row: Georgeann Perdue, Ginger Keifert, Bev Balogh, Sandy Bergmann, Barbaro Herbert , Barbaro Snow- Fagan, Koren Harmon, Sheila Vella. 2nd Row: den, Elaine Hortman. Ann Bosdikis, Debbie Ofso, Suzanne Cove,

Schedule

Jim Upperman taps the ball to start the game.

Opponent B.C. Opp. Washington & Lee U ...... . . 119 92 Randolph-Macon . . . . . . . . . . . 79 75 R. P. I. ............ ....... 101 105 Roanoke College . . . . . . . . . . . 92 115 Gollaudet College . . . . . . . . . . 97 70 Shepherd College ......... .. 103 96 David Lipscomb ...... .. .... 68 86 Emory & Henry . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 84 Millersville ............... 86 102 Hampden-Sydney . . . . . . . . . . . 82 100 Old Dominion . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 83 Lynchburg Col lege ...... . .. 106 77 Washington & Lee U .... .... 92 68 Shepherd Co llege .......... 106 122 Roanoke Co llege ...... .. .. . 98 90 Baltimore U . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 70 R. P. I. ............. . ..... 96 75 Lynchburg College ......... 101 92 Old Dominion ..... ........ 104 92 Gallaudet College . . . . . . . . . . 85 50 Hampden-Sydney .......... 75 88 Randolph-Macon . . . . . . . . . . . 69 94 Western Maryland ......... 104 88 Loyolo ................... 97 81

B.C. 's Eddie Cook grabs the rebound.

Team members include: Eddie Cook, Jim Upperman, Jim Ellis, Don Moore, Mike Ely, Mike Trout, Joe Browder, Jim Hawley, and Paul Hatcher.

EAGLES HA VE GOOD SEASON

Co-captains: Paul Hatcher (left)

and Joe Browder (right)

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The scorer's table is busy during games.

Jim Upperman is as ac-curate from the floor as from the fou l line.

Jim Hawley drives in for a lay-up despite towering op-ponents.

Players pay close attention as Coach Myers and statistician Billy Wells tabu-late pre-game plans.

Joe Browder scores two more for B.C.

Eddie Cook shoots from the side.

Guards Mike Ely and Jim Hawley start the ball down court.

Jim Ellis looks for a teammate to receive his pass.

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Team members include: David Byers, Tommy Thompson, Tom Julian, Wayne Carpenter, Byron Wolf, Vern Fairchilds, Jim Croy, Omer Dauploise, Robert Westwood, Rodney Bush, Waren Curry.

Schedule Opponent B.C. Opp.

Washington and Lee ........... 79 45 Bluefie ld Jr. College ............ 118 71 Ferrum Jr. College ............. 66 93 Massanutten Military Accademy .. 89 84 Madison College ........ ...... 82 37 Staunton Military Accademy ..... 68 90 Massanutten Military Accademy .. 80 85 Fer rum Jr. College ............. 72 102 Eastern Mennonite College ...... 88 83 Staunton Military Accademy 71 l 0 l Augusto Military Accademy ..... 94 90 Madison College ... ......... . . 95 48 Washington and Lee ........... 71 62 Eastern Mennonite College . . . . .. 78 65

J. V. BASKETBALL Tom Julian scores two for Bridgewater.

J. V. team members include : Elaine Hartman, Sue Cope, Bev Marcum, Lois Wine, Diane Hor'gis, Margie Young, Karen Pa lmer, Ruth Nelson, Ann Mil-ler, Diane Helbert, Shiela Vella .

Girls' Second Team Finishes 13-1 Schedule

Opponent E. M. C............. Roanoke . . . . . . . . . . . . William & Mary ...... Madison .. . ......... Lynchburg . . . . . . . . . . Frostburg . . . . . . . . . . . Georgetown U. . . . . . . . E. M. C............. Lynchburg . . . . . . . . . . Salisbury . .......... Hol lins .. _ .......... Roanoke . . . . . . . . . . . . Westhampton . . . . . . . Madison .. .. ........

B.C. Opp. 41 1 1 48 17 28 13 41 26 25 26 36 16 20 12 31 22 28 22 29 22 36 22 47 10 66 25 31 30

Ann Miller watches for the rebound .

Team members listen attentively to their coach.

Girls Win Again Varsity team members include: Coach M iss Mapp, Alice Phi lli ps, Mary Frances Heishman, Lyle Sampson, Sandy Fagen, Precious Brady, Yonnie Kauffman, Eileen Short, Dee Morris, Barba ra Purkey.

Miss Mapp briefs her team during t ime out. Schedule

Opponent B.C. Opp. E. M. C . . ........... 71 28 Roanoke College . . . . . 45 41 Wi 11 iam & Mary College 43 28 Madison College . . ... 28 27 Lynchburg College ... . 51 55 Frostburg State College 55 33 Georgetown U . . . . . . . 42 1 1 E. M. C............. 58 24 Lynchburg College ... 46 74 Salisbury State College 44 29 Hollins College ...... . 50 38 Elizabethtown College . 51 36 Roanoke College . . .. _ 72 44 Westhampton College . 37 36 Madison College ..... 31 40

Precious Brady prepares to shoot.

Alice Phillips scores despite opponent's heavy defense.

Looking to set up a play, Dee Morris avoids Lynchburg guard.

Precious Brady and Barbara Purkey move in to assist Yonnie Kauffman.

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Team members include: FIRST ROW: Ray Heatwole, Wiest, Jim Legg. THIRD ROW: Coach Daniel Geiser, Young Creech, Bob Schwenk, Don Kilday, T. A. Fleet- Bob Baker, Jim Benson, Jim Brashears, Richard Nich-wood. SECOND ROW: Eddie Cook, Guy Stull, Jim ols, Jim Upperman, Butch Marvel, Mike Jacobs, and Matheson, Carlton Cox, Yager Marks, Bob Nida, John Bruce Mclauchlin.

Baseball Team Victorious 1965

Yager Marks clobbers a hit which helped him finish the season with a .358 average. - ....

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BASEBALL 1965

Opponent Washington College Washington &Lee Ashland College Old Dominion Old Dominion Lynchburg Randolph-Macon Marietta Hampden-Sydney Washington & Lee Shepherd Catholic University Baltimore University Hampden-Sydney Randolph-Macon R.P.I. R.P.1.

• Lynchburg

B.C. 4

16 2

17 0

10 3 6 4

17 8

14 3 7 5 4 1

14

OPP. 0

10 2 6 3 4

10 8 1 7 4 2

12 12 2 6

Guy Stull awaits the throw for the out.

Bob Nida hurled a 5-3 season for the Eagles in 1965.

Butch Marvel is trapped between two Gen-erals as he attempts to make second base.

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TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE: FIRST ROW: Steve May, Weimer, Kin Wright, Mike Guinn, Doug Shear, Dave Ronald Ti lgner, Deon Hauptman, Dean Carter, Jesse Boyd, Jerry Holsinger, Lee Holsinger. THIRD ROW: Ed-Fulk, Richard Neff, Jason Bauserman, Vernon Dutterer. win Savedge, David Newbrough, Tom Barber, Som Zigler, SECOND ROW: Galen Heddings, Ron Colemon, Warren John Pribonic, Harry Chandler, John Erb, Vern Fairchilds.

u Track 1965

TRACKMEN D

Opponent Washington & Lee Lynchburg Marietta

B.C. 68

110 76

Opp. 50 25 60

E Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sydney

78 113

. 58 23

Chandler c lears the bar in the pole vault.

F E

Little 8 Meets-2nd to Old Dominion, 55 pts.

Mason-Dixon Conference-tie for 6th, 9 pts.

A Virginia State Meet

T E D

Jerry Fawley runs the high hurdles.

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Doc Jopson and his cohorts, Prof. Cline, Jim Replogle, and Gary Gardner, keep close track of a home meet.

Dave Boyd throws the discus.

John Erb strains for every possible inch . in the broad jump.

Dean Carter passes the baton to Jerry Holsinger with precision attained by many hours of practice.

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Kirk Stokes and Eddie Higgs accept congratulations.

Andy Hayes rushes the net after a forehand shot.

1965 Tennis Team

Clint Midkiff returns a backhand shot at the net as his partner, Jay Laviolette, waits alert.

Tommy Scordas serves.

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TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE: FIRST ROW: Sheila Vella, Jeon Lavelle, Elaine Hortman, Mory Frances Heishman, Barbaro Purkey, Becky Fifer, Janice Ausherman, Yonnie Kauffman. SECOND ROW: Alice Phillips, Bev Marcum,

Nancy Rowe, Koren Horman, Precious Brody, Bev Balogh, Susan Beakes, Joan Morris, Dee Morris, Dione Helbert, Cooch Miss Mapp.

Women's Tennis Team Proves Merit Women's Tennis Team

Opponent B.C. Opp Madison 2 3 Roanoke 2 3 Lynchburg 4 12 Roanoke 3 2 RP. I. 4 1 Lynchburg 3 2 Madison 2 3 R.P.1. 4 l

Barbaro Purkey serves while her partner, Becky Fifer, awaits the return at the net.

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No. 1, Yonnie Kauffman, returns a back-hand shot.

Don Moore is caught by the bo ll off the club of Don Wi lliams as Dick Atamian watches.

·Paul Hatcher prepares to tee off. •

B. C. ' s Golf 1965

Dan Wil l iams, David Enswiler, and Paul Hatcher tally their scores.

Senior Dan W i lliams puts power into his drive.

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Cheerleade rs include. 1st row, Bobby Marshall, Pot Follmor, Sandy Cl ine. 2nd row, Jeon Buckner, Susie Mullen . 3rd row, Bev Siple, Bobbie Forbes, Peggy Miller, Lois Shubel.

Cheerleaders Boost Spirit

Cheerleaders boost the spiri t of the team as well as that of fans.

Co-captains Peggy Mil-ler and Bobbie Forbes.

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INTRA

Soccer is exceptionally popular on B. C. campus.

Intramural flag football provides good exercise for men.

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The Intramural Council members include: Eldon Steiner, Bruce MacDonnel I, Lee Foltz, John Green, Dan Roop, Rodney Bush. Second Row: Ben Brown, Dick Atamian, Jerry Reynolds, Jim Wil-kerson, Bee Myers.

MURALS

Intramural co-chairmen, Eileen Short and Sheila Vella, plan and supervise girls' in-tramurals.

Basketball is a popular winter sport.

Carol Rucker and Brenda Cochran are intramural ping pong champions.

Gretchen Naff awaits her opponents return in

handba ll.