Beachwood High School - Oculus Yearbook (Beachwood, OH)

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Bisons Exhibit Courage and Hard FIRST: Managers Ricky Kipp and Jeff I-Iirschfield, Bill Waldman, Al Klein, Jeff Koerner, Dan Gellin, Ed Leven- thal, Phil Kuhn, Bob Sternberg, managers Al Faren and Howie Silver. SECOND: Faculty manager Jim Turpin, Coach Tom Mattern, Greg Shelton, Bill Lombardo, Ed Huber, Roger Fiordalisi, Don Ring, Allen Hart, Roger Zeefe, Bruce Carl, Bob Mylott, John Lieberman. THIRD: Bruce Conant, Jim Cowan, Ken Friedman, Barry Berk, Ron Hopwood, Curt McDuffee, Barry Laidman, Geoff Mielenz, Ron Bilkis, Dave Marsh, Barry Hirschfield, Mike Patterson, Coach Tom Gauntner. - .wa .am W ' - ea. , , ,. - - W Wally Tank Thompson yells encouragement while coaches Mylott weaves magic spell over ball Mattem and Gauntner watch intently. and defender. 50

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ork During First FOOTBALL Determination, pride, and ever-increasing enthu- siasm of both the team members and their boosters were characteristics of Beachwood's first league foot- ball season. Nobody in the East County League ex- pected much from little B in its infancy. The team often made mistakes, as young teams will, but just as often it made amends with spine-tingling heroics. The Bisons, with their finely-tuned spirit, showed opponents what it meant to be tough. There were many high points throughout the season, but the most outstanding occurred during four games. Our victory over St. John Cantius and our tremendous sweep that almost upset the league champions Mayfield were Beachwood's greatest efforts. The extreme en- deavor to break the tie in the Orange game with only seven seconds remaining and six inches to go for the winning touchdown brought the exuberant crowd onto the sidelines. The surge of power during the second half of the Warrensville game certainly offset last year' loss. The team's aggressive hard play brought oppon- ents to the realization that Beachwood was not a push- over. Considering the depth of the opposition, coaches Tom Gauntner and Tom Mattern exhibited the true S League Season spirit of good, clean sportsmanlike football. Beachwood Friedman is greeted by a host of can be sure that it was represented by a group of boys who knew the real meaning of team work, good sports- manship, and above all else--hard, sweaty, inglorious practice to achieve perfection. Chagrin tacklers. Conant sweeps right end for a large gain. 51