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

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w Boyst Swimming When others think of skiing, our boys think of nothing but swimming. While the seasons may be reversed, the Boyst Swimming Team is right on the mark with an eight win, three loss record. Admirably led by Co-captains, Randy Frederick and Scott Thompson, the team made the most of its talent. The medley relay of Steve Tygh, Scott Thompson, Randy Frederick and Connell McGill went undefeated. Also, in the undefeated class were Steve Tygh, who broke a backstroke record everytime he swam, and Randy Frederick, our champion breaststroker. Combine Mike Czopts diving, John Allenson and Bob Hofman,s freestyling, Bob Foxts managing and P-W had another team to remember. As proof of P-Wts swim power, seven boys, Steve Tygh, Scott Thompson, Randy Frederick, Mark Hanson, Bob Hofman, Connell McGill, and diver . Mike Czop, qualified out of the toughest district in the ' 15$th Mr- K- Moms, Coach ML F. Griffin: AS- state for the Pennsylvania State Championships. . Sismnt coaCh' FIRST ROW: R. Frederick, S. Thompson, C. McGill, S. Tygh, J. Macallister. SECOND ROW: K..Beaty, M. Hanson, T. Dooling, F. McGoldrick, W. Palac. THIRD ROW: B. Hofman, B. Bums, D. Mount. FOURTH ROW: N. Boyd, S. Ladue, E. Malantonio, W. Casey, B. Kirk. FIFTH ROW: K. Malantonio, J. Keenan, D. Maclasky, D, Dewey, D. Farrier. SIXTH ROW: K. Morgan, M. Czop, B. Rosen, J. DiRusso, L. Cummings. UVOTPICTURED: J. Lapenta, J. Gershenfeld, J. Allenson, R. Fox, Manager, P. Foldes, Managerj

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SEATED, FIRST ROW: K. Pilecki, J . Lunger, D. Kirk. SECOND ROW: J . Reifsnyder, E. Sablosky, N. Allinson, L. Judge, L. Butera, K. Steinmetz. THIRD ROW: J. Turner, B. Sheppard, M. Bate, M. Leish, C. Smith, E. Hillman. FOURTH ROW: B. Sheppard, B. Sturm, S. Lefkoe, S. Olszewski. FIFTH ROW: L. McKelvey, B. Rensimer, N. McCorristin, B. Greene. . Turner, B. Ries, B. Racich. THIRD ROW: B. Hofman, R. Frederick, C. Monteleone, A. Pin- vars lty CIUbS ney. FOURTH ROW: S. Tygh, C. McGill, C. Leonard. FIFTH ROW: P. Whelan, M. Hanson, S. Stasak, M. Sheppard. SIXTH ROW: P. Salvati, D. Piacitelli, C. Pearson. SEVENTH , ROW: J. Hammond, B. Vishio. EIGHTH ROW: T. Eplett, D. Fair. NINTH ROW: E. Elanji- The P-W VaISIty Clubs undertook many DIO- an, K. Fischer, M. Daher, B. Tietjen. TENTH ROW: D. Ranch, J. Sweeney, H. Schutzbank, jects throughout the year. The girls, under the F. Furgiuele, B. Ciaccia. ELEVENTH ROW: G. Mushrush, D. Fisher, G. Mitchell, L. Palo. - - - - - - TWELFTH ROW: R. Clewell, D.Wi11iams, S.Landes. dlrectlon of MISS Wllhams and offlcers J anet Lunger, President, Diane Kirk, Vice-President, Kathy Pilecki, SecretaryHreasurer, and Mari- lyn Bate, attendance officer, raised money through candy and bake sales. The results of these efforts were donated to community fire victims. The boys, sponsored by Mr. Stofko were a hard working organization. This year, they sold T-shirts, which were used for everything from rags t0 hall passes, and sponsored the student- faculty basketball games. The students respon- sible for these successes were Craig Kern, Presi- dent, Dennis Fonta, Vice-President, Greg De- long, Secretary, and Jim Pletcher, Treasurer. Although these two clubs worked independ- ently, at the end of the year, their efforts were combined in the form of a picnic with good food, games, and fun. t 5 FIRST ROW: G. Delong, J. Fletcher, C. Kern, D. Fonte. SECOND ROW: J. Thompson, S.

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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.