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 | We're famous in Cutter for a couple of days after "plunging off the treacherous, icy two-lane" and "surving the win-try night," as the Cutter Free Press put it. | |
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| Our team picture made the front page, and with the stroy slanted toward the events after the meet, the events of the meet were cleverly obscured. The school paper took a different slant. | |
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| Cutter Mermen Set Records in a performance this past weekend that may well rival the winning of the state football championship, the Cutter High School swim team set school records in nine individual events and one relay. Swimmers Dan Hole, Andy Mott, Jackie Craig, Simon DeLong, Tay-Roy Kibble, Chris Coughlin, and The Tao Jones scored points in those nine events in a losing effort. The small size of Cutter's team made winning either of the meets in this double-dual event virtually impossible. Cutter's team includes no divers, and their small nubers exclude them from participating in more than one of the teo relays. Nevertheless, the Herculean efforts of the small but fiercely competitive group of atheletes could be the seed that spawns and athletic dynasty in the distant future, the likes of which Cutter High School has never knowon, according to team Captain T.J. Jones. Coach John Simet was not available for comment. |
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