South High School - Southerner Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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28 Swimmers build for the future Southis record of 2 wins and 11 losses in swimming tells little about the team. It was a year for building for the future as most members of the swim team were Sophomores, participating in competitive swimming for the first time. Brad Norby, a two-year veteran, came down with an illness that beached him for the season. However, Norby became assis- tant coach and put the team through work-outs when Coach Kirk was unavailable and also y gave the novice team pointers about swimmers from other schools. There were several standouts. Ron Martin, a Juniors, won 10 out of 11 diving competitions and qualified for state. Clyde Romrell was fast in the 100 butterfly and relay races and Tom Rasmussen possessed a great deal of potential in the 100 and 200 freestylcs, as his times showed. David Lund helped save the team as he was the only backstroker. Row One: Dale Davis, Daniel Tompkins, Ken Scott, Scott Davis, Dave Kirk, Gary Howard, Clyde Romrell, Tom Rasmussen, Mark Smith, Rob- Lund, Chick jones, Ron Martin, Rick Robinson. Row Two: Coach jay ert Roberg, Steve Honsvick, Gary Heagren, Greg Parker, Brad Norby Swimming

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tive--Q 2- ' -4 NDN Winter provides Varied outlooks At first glance Winter appears as a frozen Wastland. Detatched from all that lives and breathes. An eternal silence. But take another look around you. The rate of activity does not drop with the temperature. The activities of the previous season have been set aside in order to make room for the new happen- ings. Only those who refuse to see, will find winter a dead season. Winter 27

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RWWWN ww F s i , Z, 'Jf.Z7f, ' 'f 2 ' 1 ,, Ay! A V Q 5 f 6 H gg ,,,,,. , ,,, .W T , ii T iii? ' ,r f x . TOP LEFT: Clyde Romrell races to the finish in the 100 butterfly. .- TOP: When the gun sounds, swimmers hit the water. - ABOVE: Ron Martin executes a near- perfect dive. ,A 4 fbi' W y? i 9 fi' , :Lawn , 'iff V, 9 Swimming 29