Pitzer College - Montage Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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, , . ' - 4« ir- » -■-■; Junior Phil Chrones proctices for Pomona meet. YOUNG SHOW FIRST ROW, left to right: Gory Hcword, Phil Chrones, Mcod Greenberg, Ted Mogey, Randy Ziglor, Pete Kissin, Brent Sweeney, Russ Chung, Bob Gross, Tom Allen. SECOND ROW: John Carl, Alex Johnston, Chip hiardinge, Bruce Argoll, Bill Stokes, Joe Bradley, Craig Uhl, Bill Watson, Dove Palmer, Cooch Fornody. 143

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r V l liu msi .i ( VARSITY — FIRST ROW, left to right: Steve Davis, Henry Krovis, Von Wolboch, Rick Hoss, Mike Lewis. SECOND ROW: Jesse Clork, Ted Ludlom, Bob Campbell, Glenn Rogers, Dean MacLeod. The right woy by Stev e Davis. ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP The golf team, whose senior members hove never been defeated in the All-Conference Medal Tournament, welcome a strong contingent of men from the 1964 freshman team. The sophomores add balance and depth to the able group of vet- erans, Campbell, Clark, Ludlom, and Rogers. College Coptoin, Jesse Clork. shoots the bre«ze. FROSH, IcH to right: Craig Dodel. Don Waters, Roods Mortin, John Wood, Phil Kernan, Doug Knceland,

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5 ' At jm Bli I Chip Hordinge fakes off in 100 yard bockstroke. SWIMMERS PROMISE C This year ' s swimming team is continuing its build- ing program to bring CMC a league championship. From o varsity of only seven last year, the team has grown to over twenty. Along with this quantitative ex- pansion, has come the development of exceptionally talented swimmers such as backstroker Chip Harding and diver Bob Gross. It is Coach Fornody ' s prediction, and we heortedly concurr, that in two to three years even mighty Redlonds will bow to a new powerhouse —CMC. Bill Sfokes comes up for air. Some swimmers spcciolisc in wotcr ballet 149