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

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Steve Johnson Commodore of the Varsity Rowing Club The Rudder assembly on a rowing shell. Senior boat for the Interclass races.

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Jim Lemmon Crew Coach Crew With hope of following the great Cal crews of 1928, 1932 and 1948, the Cal crew prepared for the 64 with the Olympic Championship in mind. For the Olympic year all races were cut back from three miles to 2,000 meters including the IRA championship. The California crew boasts five veterans from the boat that took a fourth in the IRA last year. The Bears ' chief competition will come from Washington, in the West, and Navy, Cornell, and Wisconsin, in the East. Early season results showed the Seniors to be the victors in the annual interclass races and the varsity, frosh, and JV ' s to be convincing victors over crews from Long Beach State. VARSITY CREW — Row One: Mark Christiansen, Doug Shirachi, Dan Phillips, Reg Watt, Jim May, George Haigh, Jim Libien. Row Two: Ted Le Munyon, Russ Medevic, Bernard Schulte, Mike Page, John Gosline, Ronn Kaiser, Bob Cross, Gary Craycroft, Hal Eastman, Rich Tietz. Row Three: Walt Brown, John Sellers, Dan Hatch, Malcom Thornley, Cliff Rhodes, Tom Tobin, Scott Gregg, Russ Fisher, Alan Mooers, Jack Reding, Gary Martone, Eric Van de Water. Row Four: Norm Stanley, Steve Paliwoda, Chuck Mohn, Gus Schilling, Don Wiesner, Steve Johnson, Jim van Hoften, Jack Gregory, Ron Sellers, Rich Rosett, John Roy Romey, Ed Bradbury.

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CREW Stein, Mike Schutz, Lee Johnson, Senior Tom Rinn, Dennis Seguine. Coach Lemmon confers with the Coast Guard before a race. The Coast Guard attempts to keep the estuary clear of traffic on the race days. The sophs have a narrow lead over the freshmen in the interclass race.