Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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HWM Jim Johnston Wi son 84 Mt. Tahoma ll Wi son 64 Olympia 31 Wi son 79 Lincoln 15 Wi son 55 Stadium 40 Wi son 56 Highline 38 Dick Hall and Ron vvafson hold sTaTe Championship Trophy. Wi Son 48 U. of ore. Fresh 47 Wi son 116 Mark Morris 63V2 Vancouver 50V2 R. A. Long 45 Wilson 84 Cascade Swim Club 48 UW Frosh 30 'fx an Mike Marshall Doug Nelson Scott Phillips Bruce Richards

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Dave Condon Jim Copeland Jim Fredrickson Dick Hall DeTerminaTion and an abundance of naTural TalenT were The key reasons for Wilson's sixTh sTraighT vicTory aT The sTaTe swim meeT. During The Tour monTh season, The Team pracTiced Two hours a day, six days a week. During These ses- sions, each Team member swam Two miles. For The remainder of The Time, They ran, worked wiTh weighTs, and did isomeTric exercises. This pracTice paid off wiTh The ciTy champion- ship, The sTaTe championship, an undeTeaTed sea- son, and Twelve broken records. Dan Andrews, Bruce Richards, Jim Fredrickson, Bruce Jackson, Dick Hall, Jim JohnsTon, and Three relay Teams all broke records. AlThough The Team gained only Three firsT places aT The sTaTe swim meeT, The Rams chalked up more Than Twice as many poinTs as The second place Team. Coach Hannula's dedi- caTion To This sporT and The Team's deTerminaTion, in addiTion To Their naTural TalenT, esTablished Wilson as The undispuTed swim king of The sTaTe. Richards Takes lead in breasTsTroke wiTh Jackson close behind www. 'fer'-y Hiller Bruce Jackson Mack Jepsen Randy Jewell

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1 ' w A S, Q36-xg n -- rw Bob Schloss Frank Selden Tim Thomsen Ron Watson Wilson 70 Sammamish 25 Wilson UW Frosh Wilson 72 Bellevue 23 Wilson Olympia Wilson 58 Stadium 37 Wilson Mt. Tahoma Wilson 79 WSU Frosh I6 Wilson Lincoln Coach Hannula receives traditional victory dunking after state swim meet.