SUNY at Stony Brook - Specula Yearbook (Stony Brook, NY)

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Swimming The 1968-69 season proved to be the best yet for Coach e's swimming team. They finished with a 6-7 overall ord and a 6-1 record in the conference. This strong wing enabled Stony Brook to finish second place in the nference. Spurred on by this win, Coach Lee's men tered the Metropolitan Swimming Championships for first time. As a tribute to the team's strength and spirit, y won an unexpected second place victory. ll in all, the swimmers broke seven varsity records. s fine showing is a good sendoff for swimmers Peter ley, David Gersh, Rocky Cohen, and Paul Epstein, team's captain for four years. The outlook for next is good and the team should have its best year ever. the help of Bob Maestre, Bob Davidson and Paul ie, members of our record-breaking relay team, Pats will have what it takes to be a winning team. S. Zucker, P. Klimley. 1: A. Cohen, K. Lee lCoachD, P. Epstein. Row 2: D. Gersh, J. Eule, G. Indenbaum E Rogoyslu K. Peters, W. Bunyea. Row 3: R. Maestre, P. Angelo, W. Linn, R Fluhr A Weuland S

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Gymnastics Small in numbers but large in talent is the phrase for the Women's Gymnastic Team which ended this season with an even record. The team competes in the four Olympic eventsp vaulting, floor exercise, balance beam, and uneven parallel bars. The team is coached by Miss Kendra Beesley. 'x ...ll rvhilm-Q Ss ,5 .rx 1 . c 'J