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Here's the Number Two team in State Class B swimming Climaxing a fine dual meet record of 10 wins and two losses, the Trenton High swim squad returned from the State Class B Tournament at East Lansing with the runner-up trophy and awards for three first- places. In the first dual contest of the season, the Trojans faced Monroe and lost. They won the next two at Dearborn Lowery and Lincoln Park. During the Yule vacation, Coach Tony Malinowski and 13 of his tankers took off for the sunny land of Florida. There they attended the annual swimming forum. On their return to competition, the THS mermen met Royal Oak and their second loss of the season. The meet was a real thriller as Trenton chased the Class A. team all the way, only to lose, 43-41. From then on the Trojans dunked all their oppo- nents including Dearborn, Hazel Park, Wyandotte, and Ypsilanti -- all Class A high schools. At the State Meet in March, the tankmen estab- lished a new state record in the Medley Relay, knock- ing the old mark of the meet winner, East Grand Rapids, from the books. Chuck Raison defeated the 1953 breast-stroke champion for a gold medal. Also, Bob Red Woods, for the second consecutive year, captured the fir st place in the fancy diving event. Trenton's Charles Tutty Sayles was second to give THS a one-two punch in that department. This year's captain, Don Wood, was elected Most Valuable Player by the squad at the end of the season. Bobby Balko and Terry Dierdorff were named to represent the swim team for the 1954-55 season as the team's co-captains. 6 5 wimming eam Woods and Sayles, divers Set new relay meet mark
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um, cm 67 Varsity Club members Sold refreshments at all major athletic events and sponsored a sweat-shirt sale to highlight year's projects. Club members and sponsors are shown above. Officers at left are Jim Coyle, secretaryg Chuck Raison, treasurerg Bill Burgor, vice-presidentg and Eric Reickel, president
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