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Della Sehorn – Swimming
(May 28, 1927 – Mar. 14, 2001) Della Sehorn was among the nation’s best in the breaststroke from 1950-53 and a member of the U.S. team at the 1952 Helsinki, Finland, Summer Olympic Games. Born in Beaverton in 1927, Sehorn developed her skills through the Columbia Athletic Club and set 18 American records before and..Read More
Carolyn Wood – Swimming
(born Dec. 18, 1945) Carolyn Wood won a gold medal at the 1960 Rome Summer Olympic Games in the 4×100 meter freestyle relay at age 14. Wood swam under legendary coach Rod Harman at Beaverton High School and won three state titles as a freshman in 1959. She developed her skills, though, largely through the..Read More
Suzanne Zimmerman – Swimming
Suzanne Zimmerman Edwards (July 13, 1925 – March 14, 2021) Suzanne attended Lake Grove Grade School, West Linn High School, and Willamette University. She lived a dynamic life. At 14, with only a couple of months of formal training, she earned a spot at the Nationals that occurred that year at Janzen Beach swimming pool..Read More
Jack Cody – Swimming
During an era of worldwide instability, Jack Cody (Apr. 1, 1885 – Apr. 11, 1963) turned the Multnomah Athletic Club swim program into a national champion and developed a group of girls into a media favorite. Born in 1885, Cody developed as a diver at the MAC, but made his greatest impact there as a..Read More
Maureen Murphy – Swimming
(March 23, 1939 – January 22, 2019) Although her elite-level career was brief, Maureen Murphy helped propel women’s athletics throughout the state by reaching the 1956 Summer Olympic Games. Maureen grew up in Portland and found her way to the Multnomah Athletic Club swim program, where she began to specialize in the backstroke and eventually..Read More