University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Scrum half Stan Geel lifts the ball from a scrum to start a passing rush. Geel learned his rugby in South Africa. Loren Hawley and a friend from Stanford watch the flight of the ball in a line-out. Hawley was fantastic all season in the way he could control these plays.

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New Zealander Steve Nesbit played 1st 5 8 for the Bears and showed that little men can star in rugby too. Nesbit ' s dump kicks were a big offensive weapon. Fleet halfback Lloyd koist runs around the UBC forwards.

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Pete Cutino Swimming Coach Swimmers approach the midpoint of the 200-yard butterfly, one of the most gruelling of swimming races. Swimming Freshman swimmers Jim Gage, Jeff Russell and Larry Gruver are ready to start. Bert Voohree races the 400 medley relay at the UOP meet. The high point of the swimming season came in when the Bear swimmers won a convincing victory in the All-UC championships. Cal led with 188 points to Santa Barbara ' s 116, followed by UCLA with 88, Davis 13, and Riverside 8. Consistently fine performances were turned in by Bear divers Jay Rodrigo and Del Pletcher. Rodrigo was undefeated in competition and the Big Six champ in three-meter diving. Pletcher was the conference champion in one-meter diving. Also outstanding was sprinter Grady Romine, who was Big Six champ in the 50 yard freestyle.