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ALL-AM ERICA 1977 Harbor, Cal Reprint With Swimming World Magazine's Permission ALL-AM ERICA 1977 Harbor, Cal. 4:38.79; David Phelps(12), Brown(12), Los Altos, Cal. 1:43.20; Rob- omonee Falls, Wis; Ken Vigiletti, Grovesy NATIONAL INT~SCHOLASTIC SWIMMING COACHES Mich; Kevin Wrlght(ll), Bangor, Maine. Michigan City Rogers, Ind. 4:39.00; Dav- ASSOCIATION 1977 High School All-American ert Hanlon(12)~ Shaler Area, Pa. 1:43.27; id Everett(12), Roosevelt, Iowa 4:39.20. Brian Smith(12), Fairview, Colo. i:&3.29; Honorable Mention - Thomas Anthony, Mer- Swim Team idian, Ind; Jeff Carter, Lincoln, Cole; Honorable Mention - Bob Men, grain, New- Compiled by: C. William Brandell Chris Rock(ll), Canyon, Cal. 1:43.36; port Harbor, Cal, 4:39.~8; Mark Donald- Dave Nichols, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Mich. Ross Chamberlain I Glenbrook North, Ill; Lakeview HS, Battle Creek, Michigan Steve Cochran(12), Midpark, Ohio; Steven son(12), Esperanza, Cal. 4:39.81; James 1:43.54; Todd Trowbridge(lO), Lynbrook, Kizer(12), Groves, Mich. 4:39.81; James Cal. 1:43.55; Francis Florez(12), St. Elliot,, Amarillo, Tex; Edward Goodman I St. 200 YD MEDLEY RELAY - Nova, Fb.Laud.,Fla. ,Francis Desales, Ohio; John Horvath(12), Harvey(12), Rocklede, Fla. 4:40'20; Vic b (Ireland (12) ,Re senthal(12), Ihnen(12) Horn- Xavier, Ohio 1:43.67; Julian Mack(12), New Swanson(12), Olympia, Wash. 4:AD.23; Re Trier East, Ill. 1:43.72; David Berg(ll), Midpark, Ohio; James Johnson, Pueblo Easty by(ll) 1:35.&O; Wilson, Long Beach, Cal. Cole; George Klaukey New Trier East, Ill; ert Hanlon(12), Shaler Area, Pa. 4:40-34; (Campbell, Winchell, Kemp, Stea) 1:36.07; Hic~an~ Me. 1:43.73; David Malin(lO), Christopher Hug(12), Boston College, ~a. Swett, Cal. 1:43.87~ ROn Pesyton, Westfield, NJ; Hill Rapp, San Marine, San Marine, Cal.(Fowler,Fran- Northglenn, Cole; James Weyhrauchy South- 4:40.50; Wesley Deane(12), Beyer, Cal. cis,Harrison,Nevill) 1:36.63; Foothill, east, Neb; Richard Williamson, Northglenn, 4:41.00. 200 YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY - Michael Saphir Santa Ana, Cal (Strachan,Gansel, Furniss, Cole; David Worthy Nicolet, Wis. Batcheler) 1:36.81; David Bouglas,Port c 12), Awalt, Cal. 1:52.22; James Fowler lOO YD BACKSTROKE - James Fowlerv San Mar- land, Ore. (Martin(12), Bratcher (ll), Baker 12), San Marine, Cal. 1:52.39; Jesse Vas- ino, Cal. 52.17; Ken Ireland(12), Nova, sallo(lO), Mission Viejo, Cal. 1:53.03; lOO YD BUTTERFLY - Tim Boyd(12), Farragut, (lO),Leichner(12) 1:37.27; Glen Oak, Can- Tenn. 49.82; John Oswiany(lO), Finneytown, Fla. 52.73; Davitt Cunningham(lO), San ton,Ohio (McAdam, Hamlin, Seiple, Sherer) Steve Lundquist(lO), Jonesboro, Ga. Ramon, Cal. 52.89; Vic Vassallo(ll), ~ 1:55.~0; Danny Rosenthal(12), Nova, Fla. Ohio 50.14; Corey Killpack(ll), Cyprus, 1:37.47; Mission VieJo,Mission Viejo,Cal. Utah 50.41; Jim Halliburton, Ladue, Me. sion Viejo, Cal. 53.04; Stuart Swamson~ #, (Bernicoat, Barber ,Vassallo, Scolman) 1:55.~8; David Pele(ll), Awalt, Cal. Sarasota, Fla. 53.30; Shawn O'Gorman, San 1:55.71; George Tidmarsh(ll), Hinsdale Cen. 50.74; Neil Macreadyy La Habra, Cal. 1:37.81; Terra Linda, San Rafael, Cal. 50.86; Jeff Little(12), Salinas, Cal. Clemente, Cal. 53.39; Mark Strohl, ~ Ar- (Gulick, Wagner, Pet er son, Crow) 1:37.86; Ill. 1:55.82; Steven Beugherty,Peniusula, bor Pfoneer, Mich. 53.41; ROn Finley(12), Wash. 1:55.97; Tim Maximoff(ll), Homestead, 51.O1; Brant Schroeder, Bonnabel, La. Hinsdale Cent., Hinsdale, Ill. (Allen, Bied- 51.02; Hunter Richmond(12)~ Clear Lake, plymouth Salem, Mich. 53.42; James Wine- rich,MarshalltHeimann) 1:38.09; St;xavier, Cal. 1:56.O1; James Winegarner(12),Lake- garner(12), Lakewood, Ohio 53.44; Steve wood, Ohio 1:56.02; John Ravenhall(lO), Tex. 51.12; John Rotticci, Miramonte, Cal. Cincinnati,Ohio (Berliant, Count s, Walt er, 51.19; Robert Harris(12), Knoxville Cath., Barnicoat(9), Mission Viejo, Cal. 53.48; Evans) 1:38.13; ClearwaterTClearwater,Fla- Sycamore, Ohio 1:56.13; John Grzeszczak Mark Kousnetz(12), Anaheim, Cal. 53.64; (12), Grimsley, N.Car. 1:56.20; Byrne Tenn. 51.20; David Pele(ll), Awalt, Cal. (Dean,Brown, Bowers,Crisler) 1:38.39; Santa 51.21; Dennis Baker(lO)! David Douglas, Dave Wilson(lO), Cin. Anderson, Ohio 53.71; Clara, Santa Clara, Cal.(Palstra,Mosher, Miller, Foothill, Cal. 1:56.26; Robert Brian Smith(12)~ Fairview, Colo. 53.73; Al- Harris(12), Knoxville Cath.,Tenn.l:56.29; Ore. 51.26; Dave Wilson(lO), Cin. Ander- Wessbecker,Painter) 1:38.58; Wilson, Ta- , son, Ohio 51.48; Kevin Strachan(10), Foot- lan Berliant(ll), St. Xavier, Ohio 53.76; coma,Wash. (Belton, Fregeau, McAlpine, Web ster) Paul Lohmann(12), Livermore, Cal. 1:56.45; Michael Palstra(12), Santa Clara, Cal. Tony Yancey, Foothill, Cal. 1:56.47; Shawn hilly Cal. 51.55; Brian McGuire(ll), Eis- 1:38.76; Rome Free Acad,Rome,NY (Early(ll), enhower, Wash. 51.56; Sam Seiple(lO), Glen 53.89; Kurt Langborg(12), Cumberland, RI Wells (lO)Arthur (12), Sherman(12) 1:38.90; 0'German, San Clemente, Cal. 1:56.48; Mark 53.90; Jay Merritt(12), Lincoln SE, Neb. Strohl, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Mich. 1:56.53; Oak, Ohio 51.58; William Paulus(lO)y Ar- Cyprus,Magna, Utah (Canfield, Clark, Killpack, lington Hghts, Tex. 51.63; Christopher 53.94; Mark Gordin(9), Oahr, Cal. 54.05; Shepherd) 1:38.96; Ann Arbor Pioneer,Ann ROb Long(ll), Radnor, Pa. 1:56.62; William Chris McAdam(12), Glen Oak, Ohio 54.18; Perry(12), Morrow, Ga. 1:56.69; Douglas Roth(12), Sandy Union, Ore. 51.67; Paul Arbor,Mich. (Strohl, Ander son, Legault, Cole ) Sims(ll)y Montgomery, Cal. 51.70; Ed Jerry Dakin(12), Milan, Mich. 54.20;James 1:39.05; Mira Costa,Manhattan Beach,Cal Morgan(12), Council Rock, Pa. 1:56.71; Hamilton(12), Riverdal~, Fla. 54.20; Scott Jeff Stiling(ll), Greenwich, Conn. Fuller(12), Littlston, Colo. 51.70; Lou (Kelsey,Diener,Taylor,Stager) 1:39.09; Las Benedetto(12), Trumbull, Conn. 51.75; Maim(12), Fargo South, N.Dak. 54.31; Tim Lomas,Wainut Creek, Cal. (Langskov,Pedretti, 1:56.78; Robert Lazar(12), Dearborn,Mich. Beyd(12), Farragut, Tenn. 54.32; Bill 1:56.81; Brian Ihnen(12), Nova, Fla. Craig Furniss(12), Foothilly Cal. 51.75; Pence,Beermann) 1:39.10; Bloomfield Hills Michael Saphir(12), Awalt, Cal. 51.80; Stabler, Ladue, Me. 54.36; Scott Scelye Andover, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. (Kleber (10), 1:56.82; Kirk Jensen, Acalanes, CA1. (ll), Wilson, Wash. 54.~0; William Juvrud 1:56.94; David Lundberg(lO), Prove, Utah Bruce Marshall~ Hinsdale Cent.y Ill. Meter (12), Ferguson(ll),McIntosh(12)l:39.42; 5L81; William Perry(12), Morro~ Ga.51.84; (12), Eastwood, Tex. 54.47; Robert Kelsik Richardson,Richard son, Tex •(Morgan,Krebs, 1:56.95; Matt Rye(ll), Behicia, Cal. Fairview, Ohio 54.48; Cary Hiller Shipman,Edge) 1:39.42; Huron,Ann Arbor, 1:57.00; Chris Rock(ll), Canyon, Cal. George Bewers(12), Clearwater, Fla. 51.95; Nicolet, Wis.54.50; John KennytAA), 1:57.O1; Hill Bartle(ll), North Penn, Pa. Andrew Texada(ll), Holy Savior Menard Cen. Mich. (Bethke, Richardson, Ke s slering, Bed- La. 52.08; Mike Kelly(12), Fountain Valley, Upper St. Clair, Pa. 54.53; Tony Yancey, erson) 1:39.51; Dearborn,Dearborn,Mich. 1:57.07; Steven Boss(12), La Quinta, Cal. Foothill, Cal. 54.5~. (Boa,wright (ll),Lazar (12), Dunworth (12 ) 1:57.24. Cal. 52.17; Craig Christie(12), Camp Hill, Honorable Mention - Dru Dunworth(12), Dear- Knoop(ll) 1:39.68; Ft. Myers,Ft.Myers~Fla. Honorable Mention - Willy Bratcher(ll), Pa. 52.2O. born, Mich. 54.57; George Nichols(ll), (Hollmann(12), Williams (12) ,Parrott (12), David Douglas, ore. 1:57.25; Christopher Pittsford-Sutherland, NY 54.67; Kevin Roth(12), Sandy Union, ore. 1:57.26; 100 YD FREESTYLE - Michael Kelly(12), Foun- Liguori(ll) 1:39.69; St.Charles, St. tain Valley, Cal. ~5-54; Chuck Sharpe(12), Strachan, Foothill, Cal. 54.71; Paul Loh- Char le s, Ill. (Peonski(12), St evens (12) Peon- Michael Palstra(12), Santa Clara, Cal. mann(12), Livermore, Cal. 55.74; Mark Bol- 1:57.64; Rinse Brink(ll), Memorial, Tex. Omaha Westside, Neb. 45.56; Donald Hornby ski(12),shely(12) 1:39.72; Miramonte, (ll), Nova, Fla. 45.74; Ambrose Gaines ton(12), Wilson, Wash. 54.76; Paul u&u1cK Orinda, Cal. (Schnugg, Sihner, Re,tic ci, Haye s ! l:57.69;Drn Dunworth(12), Dearborn, Mich. (12), Terra Linda, Cal. 5A.78~ 1:57.72; John Herschberg(12), Anaheim, Cal. (12), Winter Haven, Fla. 45.92; Kirk Mc- 1:39.73; Clarence,Clarence,NY (Bennett(12.), Gowan(12),Fremont,Cal. 46.00; Glenn John- Luthringer (ll), Glauber (12) Shaughne s sy(12) 1:57.97. son(12), Nova, Fla. 46.]I+; Mike Hayes, • lOO YD ~ASTSTROKE - Danny Rosen, hal(12), 1:39.77; Memorial,Houston, Tex (Brink, Pat- Newbury Park, Cal. 46.16; Byron Sims(12), Nova, Fla. 57.68; Greg Winchell(lO),Wil- terwan,Leonard,Craft) 1:39.80; Champaign ~0 YD FREESTYLE - Michael Kelly(12), son, Cal. 57.68; Gary Fregeau(ll), Wilson, Fountain Valley: Cal. 20.72; Bill Neville Rancho Alamitos,Cal. 46.25; T.Ryan y antis Cent., Champaign, Ill. (Yount, Colwell, Tom- (lO), Cordova, Cal. 46.32; Paul Sims(ll), Wash. 58.52; Robert Wiltse(12), Sheldon, lin,Hobbs) 1:39.83; Anaheim, Anaheim, Cal.
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