St Marys High School - Bell Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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lst ROW: T. Roth, T. Pepltone, J. Huber, K. Zlmmerman, R. Beverlck, C. Smith, M. Stamm. 2nd ROW: J. Smith, B. Notestlne, K. Grathwol, J. Kromer, M. Sennlsh, T. Edwards, B. Lococo, M. Yeager, M. Ruta, Steve Schwerer Qassistant coachj. 3rd ROW: Wally Amburn Qcoachj, P. Brotzkl, D. Petrlck, T. Kochendoerfer, B. Fry, R. Laws, M. Gerold, G. Blake. 4th ROW: P. Blckley, G. Palmer, R. Thompson, C. Herzog, D. Kaman, M. Weyer. wwwmmf S.wv:HwwN . X...Rw..s:- as SSMX. 4 r X. wxxwxtswsxmQmXXxwxMwasQM.Q X. V .X me V. M MM, C FFX .AX-Y-1kN.NaSi9.XN2 Y-SMX ...ur -vs. vxwx 'Swv - -swXXNN?X'QN A av-Q. is at A--X W Q... Q.. .QQ --X - -Q . sem. WN XS 1. - . Q. . gffsgifbi Sis -. iff: i-ff lkliskgwf- - .Q -1 X Q-.Xa-xii' ' s Q16 mera- R. - Q WRX X' Coach Amburn encourages his team. Qwwww wwawvwwwww -X .r- K . A raln-drenched Coach Weyer stlll has his mind on the game as he walks off the playing field following a tough match. 117

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mmf 4 fQ +W.41 l1 K4 A rm? - 'AY it f A ixil 'f .f vi 1 M Scott Kelly 125i gains valuable yardage ln the St. Joe game. ufel 1321 and Scott Kelly 1251 await the quarterback's signal Day By Day . . . For a young inexperienced team, this year's Panthers gave the big guys a run for the SBC gold. With a nucleus of 13 sen- iors, the 39 man squad finished 4-2 in the conference and 7-3 in the regular season. Even with the same record as the previous year, this year's team did something last year's team didn't. The 1976 Panthers placed on the UPI and the AP listings, scoring as high as 2nd place! From spirited wins, like the Margaretta game C20-OJ, to heartbreaking losses like the Huron contest CO-79, the Pan- thers always came back fighting. Then when it was all over, St. Mary's proved to all the big guys in the SBC, that it takes a lot to overcome Panther Pride. At every pep rally, every stu- dent of this school stood up and prayed: We the students of St. Mary's dedicate this game to thee, our Lady queen of victories

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Girls Count Too! Under the leadership of a new coach and four returning senior lettermen, the varsity volleyball team ended their season with a fine 10-5 record, including 2nd place in the SBC with a 5-1 record. Their lone SBC loss to 1st place Clyde highlighted the season, as St. Mary's was termed their toughest opponent, be- ing the first team to win a single game against them, but fell short in the match: 4-15, 15-8, 11-15. They also captured 2nd place in the Norwalk Invitational and were sectional runnerups. Cheryl Stamm CMVPJ and Mar- cia Faber were Varsity co-cap- tains, while Carla Nagel led the JVs to a 5-6 season. The re- serves lacked experience, having only three players returning from last year's team, but played well against tough competition. X X, .X X tttt 5 XX X XX X - XXXXXX X X-XXXXX XXX? XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. X i 1 - X X '- i i ,. - N -XX X-XXXXXX X XXXXXXQXQSXXXXXXQX :X XXXXXXX .XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX -- -X- F-XXXXXX-XXtSXNXXNs XXXX-XX -XX XXXQX XXXXXXQXXQ - x ISXXXXQV-XXXXXXQXX X is at our XX X X XXX X X X X X . X X XX X X KEXXXX XX XXXXX Xi X X QXXXXXXXX X X XXX XXXX XSSXSQSXXQXX X XXX X XXX XXXXXXX X X XX SXXSXXQXX, XX X X X X XXXNXXEXNXN X X X X X X XXX- XXX XXXX XXX XXX X XXX N XXXXQXXXX X X XXQSX X -NX X X X ESSAYXBSX XR Swish XX XXX XXX? -XX XXX X XXX X X XX X XXXXXXXN XXXX XX X N XXYxXXNY X X XXXX XXX XXXXX Xw X XX XXX X K X X 'X X: X' X- X X' X X 51 X' Qi X X X, X X K -X ,XXX X -X V- Xi-:X , XXX TXX- . -XNQMX4 M215 .gg X . -1X-X- XfXXX.EiXliT X5 XXX 'X X .Q -...xg 5 XSXXXX XX Xe. .X-XR-X ' XXX -X . is-X. E :XXX X - . A1 -. .XXXXXX1-XXSX .iii XX XgXXXKgg:XQXX3X X l X XX, f X XtX X X Xb ' X, X1-X35 X X5-Xl-Sq: X N X X N X Six XXX S XX X XEX XXX XXX XX lx XXX WXXXXX XXXX Eg X X X XX X XXX X XX XXXXXXXX X X i-DEXX X XX XX XXXXX X WXX XX X XS X XX X Q K X XX XXQ X wg X Q XX X X S XX N XX SX X X X X XX XX X XXX RSX all XX XgXXX SXXXX XX5X3QXgfSfSS XX XXXX X XQXXXXSX XX SXXX XXX XXX XXX ikXQX X XXX XX X XM XXXNNXSQQX Si L XX XX XXXXX XX N X X X X X XXXX XXX XXXX ftX XXX RX Nw NM-NQXX XXX- XX X N- X XX X X X SSX X XX X .K -, -X XXX -X X X X' X f XXX XX X XXXX 'X XF XXXXW X X XXX-XXXXX X.: XXX X5 X .K . KX 1- XXXQ-X' YQ XXXXXXXX3 XQXXXXK- XX is ' 'X XXX . :Xg XX X l . X - XX.XXX.X ,X X-X .X XXXX .. X , X X .XXXXXX-X .X XX:XX XXX- XXXSXNX- XXXXXXXX XXX X XXX X QXXX: .XXQXXWX XXX X XXXXXX X X X is X X .X X XXX- X- X XXX XXXSXXS 'XX S' YN N sX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXWXXXX - 'QQ X. XX QXXXXXYXXX. -XXX XXX -X. -X .X . V X..XXX.XXXXXXX -XXXXXXXXXXXXXX -XVXNXNXSXXX -XX--XX---XXXXXXXXX -XX-XX -XXX -XXX--XXXXXXXQXSXXXX-XXXXXXXXMXXXX-SXXXXXXX 118 Marcia Faber spikes one against Perkins. M. Collins, G. Smith, S. Zanotti, S. Laws, T- MGYSYS. J- Rllfflflg, C- Nagel. J- Wihdau ta lst ROW: M. Faber, T. Brownell, K. Kessler, S. Kromer 2nd ROW: D. Veith, M. Lochotzki C. Stamm, Barb May lcoachi, E. Casali fabsi.