Millikin University - Millidek Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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Who Defense inflicting pain and agony on the Augustana offensive unit.

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One of football ' s fundamentals: Be the quickest off the snap , Stu Arnold tackles an Augie halfback the hard way. First Row: J. Harris, G, Cook, T, Dear, M. Albrecht, L. James, R. McQuiggan, G, Stull, J, Forbes, W, Jennings, D. J. Brown, K. Koehler, D, Neibuhr, J. Stringer. Second Row: M. Rockford, S. Arnold, F. Stone, R. Connors, D, Nowak, J. Haskell, M. Nobis, R. Gotts, A. Knotek, O. Taylor, J. Douglas, W. Kowalczyk. Third Row: J. Robertson (Manager), A. Donahue, M O ' Connor, J. Arduini, G. Grant, R. Parker, K, McGreevy, J. Rhodes, J. Cherry, F. Slogic, T. Tiffin, T. Tansey, Coach Mathieson. Fourtli Row: D. Howe, J. Lukens, D. Daniels, T. O ' Donnell, K. Hensley, C. Swanson, C. Bell, J, Dun- nan, C. McDonald, C. Steele, C. Kuldell, M. Ochs, Fifth Row: Assistant Coach M. Chapman, J. Hultgren, R. Harvill, M. Evangelista, W. Jordan, C. McFolling, R, Rzewnicki, H. Denecke, J. Lecessi, R. Glod, E. Trogdon, M. Bratsos, Assistant Coach G. Neibuhr. Sixth Row: Assistant Coach L. Stoner, M. Russell, R. Williams, J. Heinzeman, J. Herbstreith, B. Taylor, G. Trennepohl, S. Flora, B. Monti, E. Okerblad, A. Donatucci, Assistant Coach T. J. Jackson, Seventh Row: S. Trusner (Trainer), D. Lindstrom, M, Manning, A. Thomas, M. Henry, S. Otten, T. Cox, R. Buck. J. Fedrick, R, Van Deraa, Assistant Coach C, Poelker,

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Left to Right: Dave Morrison, Don McNeely, Jerry Westwater, Barb Brumley, Bob Cavanaugh and Greg Peterson cheer their man on. As always, the swim timers stand by. Left to Right: Sue White, Peg Ruekert, Ann Mullins, Cathy Gasper and Joan Mar- tin. 1974-1975 was the VGar that might have been for Big Blue Swimming. The team was beset by illness and in- jury during most of January and had difficulty regaining the fine form it showed in the early season. Despite these setbacks the team went on to a second place finish both in the CCIW and the Illinois Private College Meet along with a third straight NAIA District title. The team did break 1 3 of 1 7 varsity records. Greg Peterson, Doug Slater, Jerry Westwater and Don McNeely were all CCIW cham- pions. In the national scene the team plac- ed 1 6th in the NAIA National Meet. The 800 free relay team of John Lienhop, Mark Steenrod, Jim ZirngibI, and Doug Slater earned All American honors with a sixth finish. Marcia Morey continued her record breaking with a New American Standard in the 200 breaststroke at the National AAU meet in Cincinnati. Senior Jim ZirngibI was captain and voted Most Valuable Swimmer and Mark Steenrod, a freshman, was chosen Most-Improved. Jim ZirngibI psychs up. 26