Miami Killian Senior High School - Catamount Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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SWIMMING 1 W, l l WARM-UPS HELPED TO PREPARE CLARK GAULT AND GLENN GARRETT FOR MEETS. A fish eye view of Jeff Borden showed the skill and grace required in butterfly competition as he glided on through the crystal clear water. Members of the swimming team relaxed and talked after one of their afternoon practices. Chilled and water-logged swimming coach, Dick Spie- gel, is embarrassed after a victory dip from his team. E 171

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.. 5, I . ,LLV. Gai P1-of s, ,... FILLING THE WATER WITH GRACEFUL STROKES, KILLIAN SWIMMERS TESTED THEIR STRENGTHS AND TACTICS AGAINST AN OPPONENT. Killian Watermen Splash to Water-Logged Victory Like ducks took to water, the Killian varsity swimming team sliced through many oppositions in their first year of exis- tence. Trained by Coach Richard Taylor and Coach Dick Spiegel, the eleven boys, along with the two girls that made up the group, swam against many local schools, including Coral Park and Palmetto. A basic love of that water sport was the only requirement for joining, and they learned and practiced the breaststroke, the back-stroke, and freestyle relays. Mem- bers participated in different events, usually choosing his or her specialty. The cold water in their faces came in the form of a 2-win record at yearls end. 170 The 1969 varsity swimming team, the first in Killian's history, consisted of: ftop, left to rightj Rosemary Giansanti, Gordan Parkin, Stuart Toback, Jeff Borden, Bruce Alexander: tladderj Gianina Freyre: fbottom, l to rj Coach Spiegel, Danny Mitchell, Lon Jacobson, Clark Gault, Dan Westmoreland, Gary Richmond, Glenn Garrett, Ralph Carr, Coach Taylor.

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The 1969 Cougar bowling team consisted of: Cl to rl Richard Kram, Gary Fox, David lllingworth, Paul Koch, Mike Sternfield, Jim Meekins, Glenn Lewis, and Dan Levine. Bowling Teams Met Success In First Varsity Competition With a great finish the boys bowling team won eight of their last nine matches to end their first season with a 9-3 record, losing only to Southwest and Palmetto. Led by top scorer Dan Levine, who averaged 178 a game the team entered the Southern Division championships which they lost to Palmetto. Coach Bruce Thom said Killian did very well for a first year team. He regarded David lllings- worth who averaged 170 and Mike Garber as the most promising players. He said he hoped next year's more experienced team will do better. The girl's team also met with some success. The top scorer was Sophomore Carol Cox. She and the most improved players: Vicki Jensen, and Pat Klein, hold Killian's future hopes. S- V A . X ..--s.. .. . -g. is .N 'se X 2- S .. nk .,w- . . . K Yvsfs5i3NSY Q . . PERFECT FORM AND GRACE COUPLED TO GIVE PHYLLIS BARNES THE SKlLL NEEDED FOR TOP SCORES AND A LOW HANDICAP. 172