Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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BUYS' SWIMMING Although handicapped by the loss of several of last year's stars, the Boy's Swimming Team completed a good season this winter. With Master Fred's sound advice and encouragement, the backlog of returning lettermen found support in the hard working members of the squad who came up to take empty first and second positions. Cap- tain Pete Malcolm regularly rolled up the points as first man in the 50 yard freestyle and 150 individual medley. John Radbill, manager, led the freestyle hundred and with Les Spellman on top in the baclcstroke and Phil Shore first man in the 200 yard freestyle these four made up the roll of second year varsity men. Regulars on the starting lineup were Andre Desobeau, breaststroke, and second place men Da've F. Sutton, Individual Medleyg Len Winslow, 100 yard freestyle, Mike Rogers, fiftyg and Pete Shaw, backstroke. Sten Klinteberg and Ernie Kalebala also swam the freestyle arid Bart jones the breaststroke. V One of the most exciting meets of the year was against West Chester High, February 6. Malcolm took firsts in the 50 and individual medley and Spellman won his event in a very close race, and the start of the last event, the Freestyle Relay, found the score tied, 34-34. But West- town came through to take the relay with Rogers, Shore, Radbill and Spellman and thus the meet by a 41-34 count. V A, --1c.Q,Q

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W1 D 1-X g 1, , Q K I img xuf GIRLS SWIMMIN HK U 'es M, wig fdtifl fyecif' Rsriiiewlik an . XQ x Fortified by a large number of returning vars' yizlemisxby bers, the girls' swimming team concluded apiicessf-xg season this winter. As the squad began going late 9 check-out that meant wet hair for dinner, spirtztvurals 9:-xx increased by the addition of Coatesville High to the' tk X 1 schedule and the purchasing of new, red tank suits. Swimming the freestyle we had Natalie Bransonvs, x Caroline james, Adrienne Liddell, Ann Moore, and Ann Tomlinson. Breaststrokers included Blyth Barnes, Bitsy Hoag, and Betty Lou Morris. Once again Joyce Kressler and Betsy Barnes took over the diving honors, and the backstrokers, Susan Ambler, Nancy McCurdy, and Bitsy Hoag, were also members of last year's varsity. This year only two of the five meets, Baldwin and Parke Schools, had form swimming. Celia Oliver, Betty Lou Morris, and Barbara Miller led the squad in this division N v4 VK Our thanks to Teacher Mary, who kept the girls splash- fl' U Cgjing along at their best and also to jan Carter, our man- QJIJP ager, who willingly did those thirteenth hour tasks that 0 n . cropped up invariably before the meets. 1. -fum! 2 1.,,,,g. f ,za , ef , M 4