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"Bang" ... Slash ... "Go, push it, you CAN do it!" chants SWIMMING the other members of the team, wild screams of encouragement from the crowd; that sums up the start of most races at a typical dual meet for the Terrors. Antici- pation, determination, nervous- ness, and consistency describes this group. Although the men's record of 0-12 does not reflect their true ability, these past few years, the men's team has had more members and has become stronger. This year's team con- Front row: Lisa Monroe, Jenny Brussiers, Dee Kemmer, Maggie Schiffthauser. 2nd: Val Borror, Linda Rennie, Sharon Rowley, Kathy Orsolek, Karen Schlegel. Back row: Dave Stroud, Boggs Shoemaker, Kurt Coffman, Scott Flickenger, Greg McCallister, Dennis DeMatte. Coach Steve Easterday gave much support and encouragement this sea- son. sisted of six men; two of which were returning lettermen. Three out of the four new members were freshmen. The women's swim team was skilled individually and as a team. Many of them specialized in specific strokes or races. Jen- ny Brussiers was the only woman diver, and she certainly held her own on the team. The team end- ed their season 3-8-1, and con- sisted of all underclassmen. Although their records wer- en't indicative of their skills, they never lost their spirit, closeness and determination. A major problem these two teams en- countered was the closing of the pool for a large part of Decem- ber. The closing was due to a breakdown in the chlorinator and the draining system, but even so, it gave the teams time to work on body strength and stretching. 94