Missouri Military Academy - Yearbook (Mexico, MO)

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Varsity Swimming we -ri' f J i t ' 4 ititl- all Larry Tomlinson took a fourth in 50-yard tree style at the state swimming meet February 28 to highlight the season for M.M.A. The Colonels won three, lost for two years two ot their dual meets, going against Kemper, Wentworth, Western, and The Principia. Nine cadets sent to state by Coach James Fulkes were Tom- linson, Sterne Routa, Jim Diez, Douglas Nolte, Steve Ar- Q nold, Mike Sullivan, Jack Aus- tin and Tom Connelly. Co-captain Mike Sullivan receives his letter from Coach James Fulkes at the winter sports banquet, , Ace diver on the tank team was Steve Ar- nold labovel. per ,, Members of the M.M.A. swimming squad were, Front row: Gardner, Stinecipher, Bilstrom, Craig, Bled- soe, Squires, Barber, McKee, Thomson, Hecker, Second row: Roufa, Nolte, Austin, Diez, Sullivan, M,, Connelly, T., Fulkes, Arnold, Tomlinson, Osborne, Coach James Fulkes. Third row: Smith, Steinback, Zambrano, Arbelaez, Maruri, Bush, Harris, dePrat, Sirven, Schweitzer, Hubb, Von Rump, Freund, and Jones, R. 5 cs -r I l9s-Fl aw, gin

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B team basketball players were, Front row: Varnes, Keaton, Tegtmeier, Shackleford, and Coach Bob l-lunt, Second row: Mosher, Barron, G., Jobbins, Hill, Tomlin. B Team and Intramural Basketball M.M.A.'s B basketball team, though win- ning only once in l3 games, produced some good individual records. Steve Tomlin av- eraged 54 and was the team's most depend- able pertormer, according to Coach Bob l-lunt, Gerry Osterland had a 7-point aver- age. Ronald l-lill scored season's high tor a single game, l2 points. A Company won a Junior-Senior League title, and C a Freshman-Sophomore crown in intramural competition to conclude the season, A's Don Mason and Steve Sampers had Sl and 44 points, respectively, to pace the winners. C's Stuart Sawdon C23 pointsl, Scott Ewing ll9D, James Denny U85 and David Deibel USD were stars in the lower loop. Captains ot intramural basketball teams during the season were Stuart Sawdon, Scott'Ewing, Buddy Schielein, Lynn Jondro, Leo Sultzman and Don Mason, shown with Lts, Carl Riggen and Ken Word, as in

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Meyer goes for a switch, I Va rslty Wilson with a good ride. H fm L 'il l an First row: Jones, W., Newlon, Attebery, Taylor, W., Sesler, Johnson, son K., Powers, Bueneman, Oviedo, Gilchrist. Third row: Hopper. Mc row: Coach Joe Bailey, Deidrichs, Powell, Reid, Venegoni, Cherches, MCC The wrestling team enjoyed a very exciting and wonderful season. The matmen didn't have a very tight schedule this year, but their hard work and determination brought them an undefeated season. Al- though no one placed in the state meet this year, the team made a very good showing at the district. Paul At- tebery, at ll2 lbs. and Ken Wilson, at l27 lbs., placed third. Terry John- son, l33 lbs. and John Meyer, at l38 M.M.A, 45 M.M.A. Al M.M.A. 34 M.M.A, 40