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K 1. Varsity Swim Team - FRONT ROW: Eli Stein, Jeffrey Peskind, Brian Pultman, Kevin Blinder, Tracy Probst, David Lampe, Brian Beckman. SECOND ROW: Chris Gallikatos, Larry Bronska, Andy Guigon, Forrest Wiese, James Arnot, Rob Walsh, Deena Stein, Mindy Sibel. THIRD ROW: Richard Greene, Rick Miller, Bruce Murdon, Bret Ryne, Scott Halliburton, Gary Johnson. BACK ROW: Jeff Mishkin, Brad Lefton, Grant Teeple, John Freeman, Matt Clayton, Kelly Kristener, Coach Casey. 2. Brian Pultman prepares for a back dive. 3. I'm not leaving the water! Norm Halliday explains. 4. Coach Casey gives some last minute instructions to the team. 4. Look Ma, l can touch my toes! 6. John Freeman establishes an early lead in the race. 7. Scott Halliburton displays his fine form. M A AQ
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Small, Young Swim Team 138 - Athletics Improves Record The 1978-1979 Varsity Swimming Team exhibited much improvement and growth from the previous season. The squad, led by captain Bob Chambers, swam to a 4-12 meet record. The most outstanding performances were displayed by ju- nior Scott Halliburton. Scott maintained an unde- feated record throughout the entire season, cli- maxing at the State finals where he captured a first place in both the 200 yard freestyle and the 100 yard butterfly. Ironically, the state record in both events are held by Scott's older brother, Jim Halli- burton. Coach Casey also received excellent per- formances from standouts Bob Chambers, Norm Halliday and John Freeman. The youth and spirit of the team appear to offer a brighter future for next year's team. XT'
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y Boys Wrestling Team Has Tough Season In spite of their record of 3 wins and 6 losses, the Wrestling Team still had a good season. Many of the dual meet records were close and were lost by a small margin. It was tough competi- tion this year. lt is the first year that most wrestlers placed in the Conference Tournament. Many teams did not have a junior varsity lineup, so the junior varsity team members mainly wres- tled exhibition meets. Some of the highlights of this year were, Gary Nathan. He placed third in the district competition and went on to the regional competition to lose by a very close decision. Craig Davis was the most improved sophomore and Brian Little was the most valuable sophomore. a . i:i-f rl' f . . 1 140 Athletics T' . f -W -5 3-svn'
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