John Marshall High School - Rochord Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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Mike Mac Lean and Steve Jackman, this year's swimming co-captains and All Americans, discuss with Mr. Silvernagle the outstanding records they've made together. . . By Daily Efforts . . The Rocket tankers again came out victorious winning all their meets this year to make the win- ning streak now 85 consecutive since their last loss in 1952. This year is the end ot Bob Benson, Mike Ryan, Jett Komenda, Steve Jackman, Skip Urban, Mike MacLean, Bob Adams, John Waugh, and Denny Finke's high school career. Next year's record depends largely on how hard the boys are willing to work, with Bruce Brown the only really big point winner returning. We They Austin ............,....... 63 25 St. Louis Park ........ 46 40 Winona .................. 63 24 Edina ...................... 51 35 Stillwater .. ....... 71 25 St. Thomas ....... 55 31 Austin ....... ........ 5 3 33 Shattuck ....... ....... 5 8 28 Big Nine .. ....... 74W lLettl Buzz Dalzen and Mike Moeller get oft to a flying start toward victory in the new pool.- lRightl Bruce Brown, state diving champion, displays tremendous form on an outstanding dive.

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I f :zu ,,, K N 'L ..,-. K ' . f W 'tt.. .....1..m3t' fw..,. Q Pictured is the Cooke Pool at the University of Minnesota where the state swimming meet was held, of which Rochester was the state champion. A Seventh State Swimming Crown Captured . . For the seventh consecutive year, the Rocket added two divers. Meanwhile Hibbing, who came Swimming team tossed coach Silvernagle into the in second, placed 7 individuals and 2 relay teams, University of Minnesota swimming pool. This is an and St. Louis placed 5 individuals, 2 relay teams and 2 divers. As the meet progressed, Rochester's Steve Jack- expression of ioy after a team has won a state swimming title. This year the meet was extremely exciting. man, Mike McLean, Bruce Brown and one relay When it started Saturday afternoon, Rochester had team placed first in their events. When the meet a lO to l chance of winning because in Friday's ended, Rochester had 50 points which put them time trials the Rockets had placed only 3 individu- in first place and gave them the title and their als and 2 relay teams. Saturday morning we 87th straight win. Shown in the left picture are Coach Evar Silvernagle and Manager Tom Slocumb climbing out of the Cooke Hall pool after Rochester won its seventh consecutive state championship. Shown in the picture at the right lin the rearl are Mike McLean and Jet? Komenda, in front, Bob Benson and Mike Moeller, who set a state record in the 200 yard medley relay. Bmw!! f-'sw N 105931. is ani, 'R 4 mrsmmmsww' H -gg -1,

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