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Scuba Diving Class Students Demonstrate "Buddy Breathing"

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Scuba diving class student Stephanie Morgan of 3534 Topping Road, Madison; and instructor, Paul Geisler, 4206 Council Crest, Madison, demonstrate the "buddy breathing" method whereby two people use one tank of air in case of an emergency. The class is held at the Sun Prairie Fireman's Park pool. Photographer Richard Sroda was under water to get a view of the scuba class in action.

Date Created:
July 13, 1961
Creator:
Sroda, Richard

Publication Information

Creator Sroda, Richard
Date Created July 13, 1961

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Format Image
Dimensions 35 mm

Collection Information

Source Collection Richard Sroda photographs, 1960-1965
Call Number PH 2913.0156

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Rights Holder Wisconsin State Journal; Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W013E0O
Legacy ID
WHi 114244

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