Iona Preparatory School - Saga Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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7946 5 E' M C G d Capt. Lew Sullivan, Center Tcm c ann, uar Gump J. V. SQUAD First Row: J. Flanagan, R, Powers, R. Sposlto, A. Ishcrwood, T. Byrnes, J. Donahue, J. Gallagher, W. Ollinger, A. Lennon, R Schaudcr, J. Wilson, Second Row: Brother Burns lcoachl, R. Gates, J. Reid, T. McCann, A. Cafiero, R. Dowling, T. Mauchly, C. Corkery, G. Roche G. Ryan, R. Reid, P. Thomas, J. Reilly, W. Dwyer, mgr. Back Row: R. Crabtree, G. Parker, W. Murphy, M. Gottie, W. Maddox, R. Seidel, L. Sullivan, V. Scully, D. Bainton, W. Costello R. Maggs, E. Vranka, P, Carton, F. Roche. Don Baimon, Tackle Arnie Cafiero, Fullback Paul Thomas, Quarterback Z- f

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K I i gi The entire Swim team: Back Row: Don Scanlon, Bob Dieck, Tony Adams, Tom Flynn, Dick Crabtree, George McAleenan, Bud Dockerill, Paul Thomas. Middle Row: Chris Cockery, Tom Mr:Nell, Don Dockerill, Jack McGrath, John Wilson, Bill Dwyer Front Row: Jack Feuerbach, Tom Creamer, Frank Santangelo, Louis Craco, Mike Sullivan, George Fargis The only other meet for the team was with the strong All Hallows squad who triumphed over the Prep. The team this year was Captained by Bob Dieck who is perhaps one of the best all around men on the squad. Their only loss last year was that of George Scanlon and Bill Betzig and these were replaced very handily by their equally talented brothers Bill Betzig and Don Scanlon. Betzig established a minor record this year by beating the recognized free style champion of the Eastern High schools in the C. H. S. A. A. champion, was composed of Bob distance man and managed to net two medals in a single meet. The relay team, which this year is the C. H. S. A. A. champions, was composed of Bob Dieck, Bill Betzig, Don Scanlon and Bud Dock- erill, They were at full strength all season long and as a result of their fine ability were able to show such a record. The diving was handled by the same men as last year. Tony Adams, Tom Flynn, Bob Dieck, Jack Creamer and Don Dockerill performed ad- mirably in executing those difficult one and a half's, jack knifes, etc. Flynn possesses the ability to spring high above the board before starting his difficult twists and utilized it to a very great extent. Dieck, Adams and Creamer, past masters of form and grace, helped to fill the Irish trophy case. The Freshman team was something new at Iona. Last year it was difficult to begin be- cause of the lack of Freshman talent but this year the Freshmen certainly proved their worth in their one meet. As we mentioned before, they walked off with the first place in this meet, which is certainly a fine beginning, This then is the story of another swim team that can boast a fine year and who will con- tinue their success next year.

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