Alfred State College - Statonian Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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SWIMMING ROW ONE LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hart, J. Grosstephan, D. Jones, D. Marriott, D. Smith. ROW TWO: J. Rausch, B. Myles, M. McNulty, D. Piatek L Palmer L Doel, G. Patton - Coach. ROW THREE: S. Vierling, B. Kellogg, D. Oates, B. Bonk, B. Burdick, J. Lindsay. Name Bonk, Bob Burdick, Bill Doel, Larry Grostephan, Jim Hart, Mike Jones, Dick Lindsay, Jeff Marriott, Dan Oates, Dave Palmer, Lee Rausch, Jeff Smith, Doug Vierling, Steve Bob Fogarty Coach: Glen S. Patton, Class 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 SWIMMING ROSTER Age Event 18 Breast 1 8 Crawl 1 8 F ly 1 8 I.M. 19 Dive 19 Back, I.M. 1 8 Dive 1 8 Dive 18 Crawl 1 8 Crawl 19 Crawl 1 8 Crawl 1 8 Breast 18 Manager: Bob Fogarty 174 Hometown Cheektowaga, New York Elmira Heights, New York North Tonawanda, New York Kenmore East, New York Hamden, Connecticut Glens Falls, New York Irondequoit, New York Herkimer, New York Vestal, New York Vestal, New York Amherst, New York Williamsville, New York Cranston, Rhode Island Rochester, New York Springfield College, 1964 f0m,11Un My 13 fmfll me . W1 sw: hon of WW haltMmdIa fue team I - miult cv sm fdedl M115 U W5 audi!! V mg Niue scl wmpeilon, iillfyedletlll' 1811 Rlllwhv by

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Name High School Year ' Allen, Larry Alfred-Almond, N .Y. Fr. Co1?sLfl7dZflgl1mT h Basualdo, Gene Quilpe, Valparaiso Sr. Mechanical T lic Costello, Larry Manlius, N.Y. Fr. Horticulture ec Cox, Larry Nunda, N .Y. Fr. Business Ferris, Dennis Amherst, N .Y. Fr. Mechanical Tech Harris, Brain Tonawanda, N.Y. Sr. Air Conditicnjn lwanicki, Robert Buffalo, N .Y. Fr. Auto Specialist g King, David Boiceville, N .Y. Fr. Agronomy Lessard, James Mattitack, N .Y. Sr. Engineering Science McCaffery, John Greenwood, N.Y. Sf, Special pl T Smith- Ron Catskill, N-Y- SI. Animal Husbandr Smith, Steven Pittsford, N.Y. Fr. Land Developmenll Schmeck, Dick Irondequoit, N.Y. Fr. Measurement Science Schwab, Jim Friendship, N .Y, Sr. Data Processing Telarico, Andy Lima, N.Y. Fr. Food Service Tubmali, D011 Scottsville, N .Y. Sr. Animal Husbandry Thomas, Alphonso N. Rose, N .Y. Fr. Food Service Wfllkefi Ted Wayland, N-Y- Sr. Engineering Science Wilson, Dennis Liberia Fr. Business Administration Worden, Lorren Canaseraga, N .Y. Sr. Accounting Soccer is synonymous with Autumn. By the close of next season, Soccer could well be synonymous with Alfred State Tech. Under the guidance of Coach Winterhalter, the team played its second season under very adverse conditions, at times, very heavy rain and wet fields. They emerged with 5-4-1 record. This record compared with the 1967 record of 2-5, indicated that Alfred Tech's soccer team, with practice, determination and cooperation could well qualify to rank with soccer powers such as Monroe Community College and Canton Tech. Two early games of the season against four-year varsity squads, saw Alfred Tech stop Alfred University 5-3 and hold a strong Houghton College team to a 4-4 tie. By mid-October the tech bootershad compiled a 4-1 record. In one of the finest games of the season, Alfred suffered its frst defeat by the Region III champs of 1967, Monroe Community College. Monroe found Alfred Tech's boys a near equal on the field. In six previous games opposing teams managed to 'cdent the net only twice. With five minutes Of playing time remaining, the score was Monroe 5, Alfred 4. Monroe, however scored two quick- goals to place an Alfred win out-of-reach. The game ended with one winnerg but there was actually no loser. ' This yearls squad had good balance between Freshman and Senior boys. Gene Basualdo, was chosen for the second team on the Region III NJ All-Regional Soccer team, with Andy Telarico and Steve Sn1ith.IeC61V1H3 honorable mention. To list the names of all the men who confrlbufed to the success of the season would necessitate listing the name, of every man On the team. May it be enough to say, c'Great work, fell0WS- ggwygpmf-we

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was inaugurated on the Alfred P - ' 'n the meet ' . lnteriigrigmj oEg of the new Student Activities Building. American figdldiseEsrlgiigigiifitgmng Jeff Rausch gain A11- carl1PXifred mermen compiled an rrrrpressrve 7-2.1 record While record time of 22.7 Seconds Jeffal yard freestylerevent in a 1 The - a aingt such teams as Syracuse, Cornell, and St. Bona- in the 100 yard freestyle event 'tlio gained AH American honors . competrrggejunen as well as the varsity squads of Niagara Univer- of 50.6 seconds, only two-tenth? f his 2nd Place hnish in a time RIT. The only team to defeat the Pioneers was the Jeff also swam a fantastic 49.8 clega dfCf111ed4b010uf1d tllge Winner. Cornell University Freshmen team. r which finished second behind Miami Dade Junior Sdfleyf Slay All 13 Swimmers on the squad are freshmen thrs year, so Oates also swam well in the freestyle Sprints placin ingtil gigs .1 41 Coach Glenn Patton feels this season 1S only the beginning of a 100 and 200. Dave established a new school recordgin thee20Cl successful Swimming program at Alfred. Next year, with the addi- with a time of 1:56.2. Dave also swam an excellent leg of the free tion of several outstanding high school seniors, Patton hopes to relay with a split of 50.1 seconds. Doug Smith, the third Alfred have Alfred rated as the number one swim team in the NJ CAA. swimmer to score in four events, set school records in the 500 The team trip to rvnami, Florida forthe National Champion- 5:28.6, and in the gr-oollrog 1650, 19:47.2, finishing third hi Ships certainly was a wonderful climax to the season. The many both. Doug also finished fourth in the 200 freestyle and swam in is hours of dedicated swimming practice in the morning before the freestyle relay. .1 classes and in the afternoon after classes paid off with a 4th place D Coach Patton was pleased with the showing of his team, par- 1 11 f1nish.Nine school records were broken and after the first day of t1CU13I'1Y Since all of his swimmers are freshmen and were com. competition, the typical comment around the pool was, Where peting in National competition for the first time. The valuable 1-rl iSA1fredTeeh?,' experience we gained at the Nationals should make us much 1 I Jeff Rausch, Doug Smith and Dave Oates led the Alfred team S1I011geI next season, he commented in fevjevving the reamws by scoring points in four events each. Probably the highlight of PCff0fmHHC6- 1 1968-1969 Result ' 7-2-1 Alfred Tech 74 Oswego Frosh 35 Alfred Tech 60 Syracuse Frosh 44 1 Alfred Tech 27 Cornell Frosh 77 A Alfred Tech 70 St. Bonas Frosh 34 Alfred Tech 73 Cortland Frosh 29 Alfred Tech 42 Cornell Frosh 61 Alfred Tech 71 St. Bonas Frosh 40 Alfred Tech 64 R.I.T. Varsity - 35 Alfred Tech 51 Buffalo State Frosh 51 rr Alfred Tech 73 Niagara Univ. Varsity 29 400 Medley Relay Dick J ones 1202.6 Steve Vierling 1206-5 Larry Doel 59.6 4:00.8 SYIHCUSC Jeff Rausch 52-0 1000 Freestyle Doug Smith 11131-5 Stl' B911 as 200 Freestyle David Oates 1156-2 50 Freestyle Jeff Rausch 22.7 Mt21m1 200 I.M. Dick Jones 2: 16.0 Mlaml 1 Meter Dive Dan Marriott 216.55pts. Alfred 200 Butterfly Larry Doel 2118-8 100 Freestyle Jeff Rausch 50.6 M1221 State 200 Backstroke Dick J ones 2:21 .1 llillgamio 500 Freestyle Doug Smith Z Syracuse 200 Breaststroke Steve Vrerhng wouzoptsr Buffalo Stare 3 Meter Dive Dan Marriott 7 3 Miami 400 Freestyle Relay Jim Grosstephan 55.5 3.2 . Doug smith 51-9 David Oates 50? Jeff Rausch 49. 4.58.1 Miami 400 I.B. Larry Doel 19.472 Miami 1650 Freestyle Doug Smith ' 175