Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1978, Page 50

Description:	TankersovercomehardshipsSouth tankers overcame many hardships this year to end the regular seasonwith a 3-6 record. The Panthers, underthe direction of Coach Ed Talley, werehandicapped by illness and lack of facilities.Starting out the season, crosstownrival Bloomington North inched past thePanthers by one point. In the ColumbusNorth Relays, South came in third placeand set a meet record in the 200 butterfly relay.The South tankers then beat a strongCarmel team, led by double victoriesfrom sophomore Kevin Rillo and juniorDave Edgeworth. In the South CentralConference meet, the Panthers capturedfifth place, competing against some verystrong teams. Sophomore Doug Koyanagi had an individual best in the 200 individual medley as did senior Steve Furr inthe 100 butterfly.Coach Talley was aided by assistantcoaches Jim Graft and Carey Stapleton,along with manager Jeannie Barr.According to Talley, the early part ofthe season was hampered by the lack ofa pool. The team had to share Bloomington Norths pool until the Bryan ParkPool opened for winter use.TOP: VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM.FRONT ROW: Doug Wilson, Andy Miller,Mike Staver, Steve Geggie, Barry Day.SECOND ROW: Doug Koyanagi, KevinRillo, Bill Wilson, Bruce Stoll, BrentErickson, Dave Edgeworth. THIRD ROW:Coach Ed Talley, Bobby Hooker, SteveFurr, Tom Rillo, Don Behrmann,manager Jeannie Barr.MIDDLE: Dave Edgeworth competes inthe 500-yd. freestyle.BOTTOM: Steve Furr smiles after his victory at the South Central Conferencemeet.BOYS SWIMMING SCORESBHSSOPP.95Terre Haute South7771Warren Central10285V2Bloomington North86V23rdColumbus Relays68Columbus North104111Seymour6192Carmel8067Perry Meridian10560Southport11263Jeffersonville1065thSCC2ndSectional50 Boys Swimming
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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