Highland Park High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Highland Park, MI)

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- 2 . ., Q Q 4' 9,1 K , X ' , I '- -12 UW X I . f - 'ls Xxx Hifi . L ns ' -v. ' A Y-- A- fx '--- .Q - V f'- Blix L---S fi 2 Fl- 2 J ,- f -- .LL . I l PEUSER BARCLAY IOHNSONI MILLER lcoflcnl FIDLER FORBES IMANAGLRP LOD! H TODD LEO ' RD LAJTVER GAR IA HOF? HY GREENE I. SIMPSON lCRF'T.-XIV! F11 NK LL Fix JUNIOR HIGH SWIMMING For the second consecutive year the junior High swimming team won the city meet and remained undefeated in dual meets. It is five years now since the Junior High team has lost a dual meet. The medley relay team composed of Foy, Garcia, and Fidler, easily won the medley relay and sheared five seconds off the city record. The freefstyle relay combination of Captain Ira Simpson, Leonard, Green, and Gelinas, surpassed the previous city record by eleven seconds and also placed first. The championship swimmers, coached by Bill Miller, are said to be the most evenly balanced team ever to represent junior High. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Opp. H. P. Dec. 2 .,........,..., Barbour ,.... ...... . . .... 30 34 jan. 7 ....,........... Southwestern. .. . .... 23 56 jan. II .............. Jefferson, .. ,. .. 14 48 jan. I3 ......,....... Hutchins, . ..., 23 50 jan. 18 ,............. Foch.. ..... I9 S3 Feb. IS ....... .... B arbour . 33 .40 Page Ninetyzhrec