Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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C 01' Swimming . . . Breasrroker Jon Srebbins made oursiandinq lime of 2.22 for The ZOO-yarcl breas+roke 5537 7: ' 'f ff' TEQTT' j ffT1 fell '.. w'l1il'.A ' ', 'Z , ' ' leg. fb V' Y f Q13 UL. 1 V . , ,, was A . - r 4 ' '- ,, ..,,.. V. A f o'ii'5 r ' .,, . . v 1 -,S . , 1 , km- , A .4 i C.. 7. V , -',-' 1 . , . fi Sprinrer Bob Sreele, disrance man Dick Cullenwarcl, breasrroker Jon A Slebbins, and backsrroker Frank Poucher represenled Pacific ar The ' Naiional championships in Ohio. Cullenward placed in I5OO meiers The medley relay leam, Frank Poucher, Jon Sfebbins and Bob Sreele kepf breaking 'rheir own recods, Jrheir las+ being 2.56.l Divers Morrie Green and Bob Sherman The relay feam, Don Driggs, Wayne LaVeIle, Bob Brown and Bob Sfeele, sei a new C.O.P. relay record of 3.39 Dick Cullenwarcl and Don Driggs, 220-yard and 440-yard winners M. If n. ., -,Q ., 1 f . Breasrrokers Chuck Moore, Jon Sfebbins and Maclvlillen Backsrrokers Gene Nyquis+ and Frank Poucher . . . a balIe'r7

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P Swimming fop row: LaVelle, Moore, Sfeele. Driggs, Nyquisf, lvlaclviillan, Sfebbins boffom row: Coach Kieldsen, Mork, Sherman, Poucher, Brown, Cullenward March lsf sfarfed off fhe firsl' swimming meef fhis season wifh Coach Chris Kieldsen's unbeafables faking fheir number one vicfory over San Jose Sfafe, 59-I6. Cufsfanding performances of fhe meef were fhose of fhe medley relay feam-Frank Poucher, Jon Sfebbins and Wayne LaVelle, which esfablished a new C,O.P. record, and Jon Sfebbins, sensafional breasfrokeer, splashing fo a new 200-yard C.O.P. breasfroke record. From fhere on in, fhe Bengal mernnen's season has been sfricfly vicforious. They made a frip fo Beverly l-lills, faking fheir only second place of fhis season. In fhe P.A.A. meef af San Francisco's Olympic Club, Coach Kieldsen's men won fhe meef over such pressing compefifion as Sfanford's, California's, and Olympic Club's besf sfars. And fo fop if off, Pacific was able fo send four men, Bob Sfeele, Dick Cullenward, Jon Sfebbins and Frank Poucher, fo represenf fhe Bengals in fhe Nafional Championships in Ohio, where Dick Cullenward placed in fhe l5O0 mefers. The big meef of fhe year was on April 28fh againsf Sfanford Universify, and when fhe poinfs were added if was Pacific all fhe way wifh several new C.O.P. records for fhe rosfer, The medley relay feam of Frank Poucher, Jon Sfebbins and Bob Sfeele, dashed off a new C.O.P. record of 2.56.l wifh fheir usual dispafch. The four-man relay, Don Driggs, Wayne LaVelle, Bob Brown and Bob Sfeele, furned in a new C.O.P. record of 3.39-and breasfroker Jon Sfebbins added his five poinfs fo fhe meef wifh a very fasf new C.O.P. record of 2.22 for fhe 200-yard breasfroke. Frank Poucher, baclcsfrolcer, won his evenf for ISO yards in 'rhe very speedy fime of I.38. The lasf oufsfanding performance of fhe day was sprinfer Bob S'reele's showing in fhe IOO-yard dash when he churned fo vicfory in 53.8-only fhree-fenfhs of a second off fhe pool record. Wifh records falling af every meef. Coach Chris Kieldsen will have a hard lime fo ever equal a feam as sensa- fional as his Bengal wafermen of I95O. Bob Sfeele and Don Driggs were elecfed co-capfains for fhe season.

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C 0P Water Polo Top row: Bill AnTTilla, Cullenward, KenT, PolenTz. Morlang, Johnson, T. Shumacker boTTom row: McCandless, Brown, Poucher, ChrisTie, Driggs Coach AnTTilla This season was waTer polo's second year aT PaciTic, wiTh Coach Bill AnTTilla waTching his Team make an ouTsTanding performance by winning six oT The eighT games played. ln The P.C.C. waTer polo TournamenT aT San Francisco, The Tiger waTermen proved Themselves To be The second besT Team on The WesT CoasT. bowing only To U.C. AT The end oT The I949 season, senior John lv1cCandless was elecTed as The mosT valuable player. John was also capTain oT The Team. Frank Poucher was again a runaway winner oT individual honors This year wiTh 25 poinTs. Dick Cullenward wiTh IO poiriTs, and Don Driggs wiTh 7 were runnersup. High foul honors wenT To Ralph Johnson, who came Through wiTh 22 miscues. Tom Shumacker was The Tearn's sTu- denT manager. All TogeTher, The Tiger naTaTors were able To amass a ToTal OT 57 goals as compared wiTh 38 Tor The opposiTion. WiTh wins over such Tormidable opponenTs as STanTord, The Olympic Club, and even one over The mighTy Golden Bears, The season could deTiniTely be con- sidered a mosT successTul one.