Mountain View High School - Summit Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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Opponent and Jerry Horn get themselves psyched up for a big race. si.- Swimmers Make Great First Impression The year had its ups and downs for the first varsity swim team. The year got off to a slow start. After repeated requests, in November the School Board approved the funding of a swim team. The wait paid off. Although competition had begun, the girls were successful at district. With a 6-3 winfloss record earned for the season, the girls placed first. They lost to the valley schools, but Coach Mike Anderson said, They may have more experience, but we showed them a lot can be expected of a small town swim team. Only 13 girls made up the team, including one diver, Mary Richer. The boys scored a 3-6 winfloss record for the season. They had ten swimmers all season long, but almost won district. lf diver James Renwick had competed, MV might have won. Renwick was injured weeks before when he hit the board. The boys took second in district, behind Redmond. Molly Corrigan went to state in 400 free and 100 fly, She took a twelfth. Other swimmers were remarkable at state although they did not win recognition. State competition was held in Portland at the David Douglas pool. Lynn Ownby catches an after race breath Coach Mike Anderson gives Wendy Barth some swimming tips

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ws gill, V QL, 3'c. Winning thoughts run through lmmes' mind. Barth checks the water out, as Sandhu complains about the suit being too big. .qggn-It Molly Corrigan swims her heart out. I think this is the way to fly, says Jeff Rounds,

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