University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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enni . . . fTopj Charlie fWhat, me morry!j Field picks wp another sure shot with his classic backhand. fBottomj Jigga Grosz, who discovered the art: of backf peddling, lobs this shot way over his opponents head for anothe: pointf QTopj Ioe Winkler, number one man on the Highlander squad, seems to 'be wondering whether to end the game now or wait until a little later. CBottomJ Warming up before ia game, Gary Waters shows the form which earned the number two position for him. Pretty good for -a freshman, huh! Page 92

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The Clan mermen competed in their first year of varsity competition and emerged .none the worse for wear. The Clan lost their hrst meet against a strong Occidental team with the close score of 41' 43. They rallied later in the season in decisive wins over both Cal Poly and Chalfey, beating the former twice. The Clan wound up the year with a 3 wins, 4 losses record. Chosen by the team as most improved swimmer was Tom Bakerg most outstanding , Bob Wills, and Ron Richter was chosen team captain for the year. l Chuck Fleschner gets off to a flying start as anchor man on the Highlander relay them. wimmin . . . Hi lalan ers Page 94 Swimming Team, FIRST ROW: Tom Baker, Ranier Eberhart, Marvin Barnes, Dick Morton. SECOND ROW: Roy Elledge, Frank Jerome, Ron Richter. THIRD ROW: Coach Carl Selin, Chuck Fleschner, Russ Iedinak, Bill Blair, Bob Wills.