Page 101 - 1964

In the State championships, Eric Schreuder placed
ifth in the 200-yd. freestyle and fourth in the 400;
-Job Cox took a fourth in the 50 freestyle; in the
. ndividual medley Paul Kervick won a fourth place;
U Bunnett placed fourth in the backstroke; and the
elay team of Bob Christensen, Dick Licht, John
pencer and Carl Bush took another fourth place for
4B.
The outstanding performer of the season was Eric
Backstroker A1 Bunnett
chreuder. Undefeated in the 400-yd. freestyle, he lost
nly once in the 200. Moreover, he broke four school
tandards. The medley relay quarter of Bunnett, Ker-
ick, Schilhavy, and Cox broke the school record three
mes. Another outstanding performer was back-
:roker A1 Bunnett who won numerous first places.
p>ob Cox became the team’s fastest sprinter, anchoring
'inning relays, and scoring victories in the 50 and
JO-yd. freestyle events. Captain Licht and Dick
thilhavy were an extremely strong combination in
ie buttlerfly. Paul Kervick was a fine individual
ledleyist; and Harris Gorab, developed into a fine
teastroker. John Spencer, another long-distance
hmmer, showed great improvement and at the end
if the season consistently placed second to Schreuder.
i arl Bush and Bob Christensen became fine sprinters,
reshman Dave Hall showed great potential as a diver,
id Arnie Peterson and Jim Demetre were also point
|inners.
The mermen had a fairly successful and extremely
ijoyable season. Mr. Smyth will lose his two butter- Captain Dick Licht
[ers and two backstrokers; however, next year, he and
aptain Schreuder will have plenty of material to
ork with and can hope for a successful season.