Douglas MacArthur High School - Itella Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Expert Lady Tankers Dominate Area lTop leftl Team picture. Top row: Michelle Dickleman, Sandy Dorward, Kim Leesch, Allison Klump, Ruth Rosenbaum, Robin Crigger, Sara Biron, Mindy Glatz, Sue Andrews, Kathy Frick, Amy McIntyre and manager, Katie Dambro. Bottom Row: Amy Hess, Cathy Majoros, Lisa Richards, Marie Zfclris Swlmmmglohnson, Lisa Lichon, Sue Bricker, Skye Ross, Stephanie Graft, Iulie Toft, Iulie Wregglesworth, Cheryl Lichon, Margaret Cullings and Iohn Muzlin. lBottom leftl: Sue Bricker takes a breath in the 200 freestyle. Upper right: Stroking the top butterfly form is Stephanie Graft. Middle right: ...and Allison Klump is off to another challenge! Lower right: Narrowly edging her opponent is Robin Crigger. lUpper leftl Perfection is displayed by diver Margaret Cullings. lLow- er leftj Coach Muzz impressed with excited Michelle Dickleman's and Kim Leesch's top performances. The Expert Lady Tankers fin- ished their Top Area season, with a sensational 11-2 record. Along with this, the speedy swimmers dominat- ed the Midland Relays and the Tri- City Championships by claiming both lst place trophies. At the Swartz Creek Invitationals, a main- ly class A swim meet, the talented tankers did an excellent job of fin- ishing second in the meet. Finally, competing against the best swim- mers in the state, DM managed to place 9th at the Class B State Swimming and Diving Championships. Outstanding Area Swim Coach , Iohn Muzilin presented special awards to the Most Outstanding Swimmer, Allison Klump: Most Im- proved Swimmer, Robin Crigger, and Coaches' Award to Iulie Toft. Diving Coach, Ann Ashbaugh did a remarkable job of training State Divers this year. Coach Ashbaugh presented Margaret Cullings with the Most Outstanding Diver Award. Cullings also received the presti- gious Raymond A. Hart Award, as given to the top area diver or swimmer of the year. This year three talented divers and six speedy swimmers qualified for the Class B State Swim Meet in Grand Rapids. At the State finals, the Medly Relay of Robin Crigger, Sara Biron, Mindy Glatz, and Stephanie Graft placed ninth. Allison Klump finished 10th in both the 50 yard Freestyle and the 100 yard Breaststroke. Diver Muggs Cullings finished 9th overall, while teammates Michelle Dickleman and Sky Ross qualified for the semi- finals. Sue Bricker finished 9th in the 500 yard Freestyle. The best finish at State was the 400 yard Freestyle RelayTeam, of Mindy Glatz, Allison Klump, Sue Bricker, and Stephanie Graft, as they placed 6th. Douglas MacArthur dominated the Top Area Swimmer 8: Diving Awards as Mindy Glatz, Stephanie Graft, Sue Bricker, and Allison Klump had the fastest time in the Area 400 Freestyle Relay. In addi- tion to this Robin Crigger, Allison Klump, Stephanie Graft, and Mindy Glatz had the fastest area time in the 200. DM lost seven outstanding seniors, four of whom were state qualifiers. They include: Mindy Glatz, Allison Klump, Robin Crigger, Sara Biron, Kim Leesch, Ruth Rosenbaum, and Captain, Sandy Dorward.

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STATE CHA PS LEAD DM KING AN ALL- AMERICAN 1 I 144!Boys Swimming Two State Champions, along with numerous Top Area Swimmers comprised the 1983-84 Douglas MacArthur Mens' Swim Team. Despite a 50'70 loss of state swim- mers last year, they stroked their way to a very successful 10-2 sea- son. I feel super about this sea- son, commented Coach Bob Oli- ver. In addition to this outstanding achievement, the Generals impres- sively finished sth overall in the Class B State Finals in Ypsilanti. DM strokers also finished 2nd in both the Arthur Hill relays and Midland Invitation and 3rd in the Tri-City Championships and Fenton Christmas relays. Two talented and speedy swim- mers, Wade King and Mat Curry finished the State Meet with championships. King took a first in the 100 yard butterfly lbreaking last year's state recordl and tied for 2nd in the 50 yard freestyle. King also qualified for All American Swimmer and received the presti- gious Walter L. Leesch award for being the top swimmer in the area. Mat Curry took the gold in the 100 yard backstroke and finished 6th in the 100 yard freestyle. An outstand- ing performance by freshman Luke Lagorin earned him 5th place in the 100 yard breaststroke. The last State Finals achievement was ac- complished by the 200 Medley Re- lay Team of Wade King, Mat Cur- ry, Ion Foltz and Luke Lagorin as they finished runner-up. Five special awards were pre- sented as Chris Bahr received Most Improved Swimmer, Andy Damore, the Coaches Award, Kevin Maize, Most Valuable Diver and Wade King received Most Points Award and Most Valuable Swimmer. This year's team captains includ- ed the support, dedication and encouragement of Andy Damore and lon Foltz. We had the makings of 2 State Champions who are not seniors. It's nice to have State Champions that come back, smiled Coach Oliver. Team Picture: Top row: A. Borrello, A. Damore, T. Burns, I. Foltz, Coach B. Oliver. Middle row: I. Butzin, T. Hart, M. Curry, W. King, M. Morley, W. Wistehuff, I. Cook. Bot- tom row: B. Erickson, K. Maize, D. Kanitz, L. Lagorin, D. Brown, S. Leesch. fCenter rightl Foltz checks for his time. lBottom rightl Gliding through the 100 yd. fly is Andy Damore. ICenterl Expression shown by Coach Bob Oliver.