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This particular question can be reworded and applied to any House. The Quad is not just concerned about its distinctive living style, we are concerned about the diversity and choice of lifestyles now offered by the House system. Girard M. Hackert South House CHUL Representative
Higginson made one charge in his J.V. eight, moving R.T. Lyman to stroke, and moving Mark Sieber back to Lyman's number-two seat. Otherwise the crew is the same, with Jack Foley, Gil Welch, Ed Timmons, Peter Fuchs, Greg Miller, and Tim Hackert filling out the boat, with Paul Chessin...
Jack Poley brought two years of experience to the seven seat, and junior Gil Welck, returning from a one-year retirement, took up his oar at the six seat. The rest of the boat rounded out with Tim Hackert at five, Peter Fuchs at four, Ed Timmins at three. R.T. Lyman and Greg-Miller returned to the two seat and bow positions respectively, and Paul Chessin handled the megaphone duties...
Jerry Boak, stroke of this year's undefeated Eastern Sprints champ junior varsity boat, replaced McKenna at two. Tim Hackert, also on the J.V. boat, took Howard's place on the starboard side. Even though both were better than adequate replacements, the crew never got back the momentum built up en route to an undefeated season and an Eastern Sprints Championship this spring. Besides the loss of raw power in the boat (Howard and McKenna were the two strongest oarsmen on the team) the makeshift Crimson crew lacked that essential ingredient in rowing that distinguishes a first-rate from...
...previously undefeated Eastern Sprints Champion lightweight eight--bow John Kiger, two Jerry Boak, three Bob Leahey, four Peter Huntsman, five Mac Heller, six Leif Soderberg, seven Tom Hackert, stroke Ned Reynolds and cox Chris Ross--the loss in the Henley finale marked a frustrating conclusion to a long, successful season. The lights got to the finals with considerable ease in their first four races of the Regatta, but the Antwerp team proved too much for the Crimson to handle, winning by about two and one-half seconds