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l, NOT one for the money or two for the show-but the l lgos are ready just the same for the swimmers to make i :ir mark. Bang, and there goes Al McCarty to the depths the pool. sal GULP' I think Ill switch to another bland of pool water this ty pr, ol chlorine leave an unsatisiying taste so uniriendly to the stomache thinks Biook Beaiss as he swim by the Lancer photographer during one of the required daily swim practices. AND I thought that they were my friends, mumbles Earl Ryan as he pulls himself out ol' the pool after a quick, rei'reshmg dip. Be- ing manager lor two years, he occasionally gets the feeling that the team takes out their extra energy on him. In EML Standings And l Placing Second WHO'S THAT swimming past the under water window? Why it's Barry Johnson, captain of the state-wide known Kim' ball swimming team, just starting off on a length of me pool after making a successful turn. lGosh! So that's what he looks like under water!l 30
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1: Bill Spreen Norm Meeks Fred Fillmore Jack Valent'n B , . , 1 e. arry John- Earl Ryan, manager. Row 3: Keith Karn, Mike Rowe. Dave Souten, Br Dave Bromwell, Jim Hamilton, Gil Ogden. Row 2: Coach, Fetters, Steve Kinkead, Tom Cahill, Rick Goeckel, Al MCCHHY. , Tom Warth, Brook Bearss, Dave Richie, Lloyd Redlin, Ed Boothman, Talent and Training Lead Natators To A 14-0-0 Record The swimming season splashed to a victorious close, with the Kimball natators capturing a perfect record of 14-0, by winning all of their dual meets. Ousted out of first by Birmingham, the Knights placed second in the EML finals. Barry Johnson, Ed Boothman, Al McCarty, Brooke Bearss, Jim Hamilton, Lloyd Redlin, Bud Stringer, Norm Meeks, Dave Ritchie, and Jack Valentine, qualified for the state finals, helping to take the 5th spot throughout the state. J UP for review are Earl Ryan, manager of the 1959-60 swimming team Sands, and Barry Johnson, co-captains of the squad. Lending their skills adership abilities. they were able to boast the season's triumphs to new s. 41 Lvkitlx. ,il g 1 - fir-I X , W ' L an Vfu y V, , 1 N, I 1 W 1 ' I V, f . I ,I j X ' . X X If f K ! ' 1 1 1 SHOWING BROOK Bearss his encouraging timings is Dick Fetters, head coach of Kimball's natators. Acclaimed by his team as the greatest , Mr. Fetters has administered his methods of teaching and coaching to whip his first team into winning form.
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