1970-1971 – women’s first swimming Coach Ramenofsky
This photo was taken after the women won the state titles. As a celebration, Coach Ramenofsky was thrown in the pool, and she is soaking wet.

This photo was taken after the women won the state titles. As a celebration, Coach Ramenofsky was thrown in the pool, and she is soaking wet.

View in Browser Kenneth Sims was recently inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. A full write up on Kenneth’s honor will be included in the January 29, 2021, TLSN newsletter. The “Father of bone marrow transplantation,” Dr. E. Donnall Thomas is a former SWC Longhorn swimming champion. E. Donnall (Don) Thomas Donnall was…
Frank Denius Longhorn Hall of Fame and Touchdown Club 2025 Erwin Award Honorees John Eisler- (1997-2000) 4X Junior National Champion. 3X SWC champion and All-American diver. Diving MVP of the 2000 NCAA Championship team Photo below is of President LBJ and Frank Erwin RSVP for the Banquet Jimmy Feigen- (2010-2013) 24x All American and 3X…
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1971- 1972 Coach Coach Patterson Coach Patterson First row- Pharo, Holloway, Mcfarland, Vick, John Campbell, Miller Second row- Coach Patterson, Busch, Goodall MacNaughton, Roessner, Nibouar, Willis, Scott Brown Third row- Gottesman, Robinson, Blodgett, Roberts, Beasley, McCutcheon, Elder, Jacobs, Salzhandler 1972-1973 Coach Patterson 🟠 The Bevo Babes (1970s UT Men’s Swimming) A student‑run group of women…
Top of the Que Volume IV newsletter 24 Oct. 25, 2019 Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the 50th anniversary reunion of the 1969 football national championship team because I was fortunate enough to attend my mother’s 90 birthday party during the same time frame. For those who attended, please send me some photos and…
Leigh Ann Fetter | Swimming | 1987-1991 During her time at Texas, she became the first woman to swim the 50 freestyle under 22 seconds on her way to her fourth of seven NCAA individual titles. Her time of 21.92 seconds was a Texas record for over 25 years. She was undefeated in her 50…