VOL. V, NO. 10
MARCH 6, 1964
Tankers Have Fine Season
The Varsity Swimming team had done extremely well this year, having placed second in the Conference, and having placed in six events in the district preliminaries. Placing were Bill Schact 200‑yard freestyle, Jim Hyerdall 50‑yard freestyle, John Gunderson 100‑yard backstroke, Reed Ervan 200‑yard individual medley, and both the, Maine West did not place in the district finals.
Freshmen Win GB Invitational
The Maine West Freshmen: swimmers won the Glenbrook North Freshmen invitational, and Coach Kearns thinks that this team will show great promise next season.
Freshmen Win GB Invitational
The Maine West Freshmen: swimmers won the Glenbrook North Freshmen invitational, and Coach Kearns thinks that this team will show great promise next season.
"The people to watch next," predicts Mr. Baer, "will be, for one, Reed Erven, who holds the school record in the individual medley and is only a sophomore. Tom Gast, a junior, will be going places in the 100‑yard butterfly next season. Other returning juniors to watch will be Craig Erven, who was ill this season, Ricky Fulle, Dick Heller, Rich Hoffmeyer, Bruce Jacobsen, Tom Junius and Dave Ladendorf.
"Jimo Kuhrt, one of the team's outstanding swimmers, has left a school record in the 100‑yard breastroke, 1:06.5, that will stand at Maine West for many years."
All things considered, Coach Baer had had a season to be proud of.
"Jimo Kuhrt, one of the team's outstanding swimmers, has left a school record in the 100‑yard breastroke, 1:06.5, that will stand at Maine West for many years."
All things considered, Coach Baer had had a season to be proud of.