Plymouth Whitemarsh High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plymouth Meeting, PA)

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Varsity, KNEELING: D. Mc Evoy, P. Whelan, H. Schutzbank, R. Clewell, G. Mitchell, T. Mitchell, J. Mancini. STANDING: J. Gardner, G. Hop- kins, C. Pearson, T. Eplett, G. Delong, T. Olsen, H. Jardin, D. Flocco, S. Rafetto, G. Beard, Mr. H. Stofko, Head Coach. Not pictured: Mr. T. Mc- Gowan, Assistant Coach, T. Homam .

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.irlst Swimming FIRST ROWQM. Kirk, L. Johnson, D. Tippett, D. Kirk, A. Knerr, B. Sturm, D. Bennett. SECOND ROW: C. Helms, C. Matthes, C. McBride, D. Czop, J. Matthes, K. Mayfield, S. Novak, L. Hillman, K. Segal, J. Fabiani. THIRD ROW: S. Johnston, C. Knerr, S. Bull, C. Talley, J. Ogg, M. Kurawski, C. Resch, Miss M. Hagerty, Coach. tNOTPICTURED: R. Ross, N. Opel, R. Rhoads, J . Farrell, J . Hubeo. The girlst swim team, under the direction of their new coach, Miss Margaret Hagerty, had a very successful season this year, as in past years. The team finished with an excellent rec- ord of eight wins and one loss, which estab- lished the girls in second place in the Suburban ILeague. Highlights of the 1970-71 swimming season were the outstanding victories over two of the girlsT strongest opponents, Abington and Upper Dublin. Several new records were established during the course of the season by the freestyle relay composed of Joanne Farrell, Mimi Kirk, Sue Novak, and Diane Kirk; and by Debbie Czop in the 50 fly and 100 individual medley. Among the seniors participating on the team were Captain, Diane Kirk, Co-Captain, Andi Knerr, Robin Ross, and Janet Lunger. The coach and the entire team look forward to a fine season next year with many letter winners re- turning from the varsity and J .V. squads. Many promising swimmers are also coming from the junior high schools.

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Junior Varsity, KNEELING: F. Binghams, T. Shirley, G. Etchison, J . Mucha, T. Canavan, R. Whelan, E. Hargadon. STANDING: Mr. J . Hovis, Coach, L. Morrison, J . DeFusco, J . Manning, L. McCorristin, S. Schlacter, D. Hennessey, S. Hale, R. Fink, J . Mederostek, Manag- er, B. Pace, Manager. i-n-umcn-rmwmm w Coach Henry Stofko produced another great basketball team at P- W this year. The team finished with a record of 19-2, second best in the Suburban I League, and third in the Delaware Valley. The only two losses came to the tough Norristown team. The Colonials blasted the remainder of their opposition and were certainly frustrated in their excellence for they werentt able to reach the Palestra for that shot at the State Championship. The dynamic trio of Greg Delong, Gary Mitchell, and Rick Clewell, all of whom started on the varsity squad as sophomores, did a tre- mendous job in bringing P-W itts great record. Greg led in rebound- ing, Gary in assists, and Rick in scoring. The other senior starter, Harvey Schutzbank, contributed greatly in scoring, rebounding, and defense. The only junior starter, Tom Mitchell, was a tremendous asset to the team in both shooting and defense. The team passed, dribbled, shot, played defense, and rebounded extremely well. It was definitely one of the most well-balanced teams in the state and in the history of P-W basketball.