Defiance High School - Panorama Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

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FOOTBALL . . . DEFIANCE 19-MONTPELIER 13 Gary Mix, iuniar haltback, was the big gun in the Bulldog's tirst defense of their NWOL crown. Mix scored three touchdowns and ran roughshod over the Montpelier line lor 268 yards. Larry Pelok, also a iunior, kicked one extra point for Defiance, . . . the lnjuns are comin! . . . DEFIANCE 7-VAN WERT 48 Wauseon Indians tail Bob Cameron in , I fH . A powerful Van Wert eleven spelled defeat for the Bulldogs lor Crucla momenl O omecomlng gamen' the first time in sixteen consecutive games. Gary Mix scored the lone Bulldog touchdown on a 19-yard run in the third quarter, Ronnie Funk toed the extra point. '1 v .5-,B . s 'ls iz, Na. .fi 4' ,. .Bah First row: Phil Hoelfel lmanagerl, Tom Lantow, Dick McBroom, Bob Moser, Gordon Phillips, Ronnie Grimes, Larry Livingston, Kenny Whitaker, Dick Manley lmanagerl, Fred Fitzenrider lmanagerl . . . Second row: Allen Sheilby, Bob Arend, John Tracy, Dick Heilman, Fred Warncke, Dave Hill, Roger Basyden, Paul Voight, Jerry Meyers, Dave Miller, Jim Smith, Craig Frysinger , . . Third row: Ronnie Grant, Larry Morris, Ronnie Funk, Gary Mix, Larry Pelok, Ray Hussey, Bob Cameron, John Schlosser, Bill Vandemark, Charles Kellermeyer, Keith Leonard, Bob McBroom . . , Fourth row: Norm Baldwin, Neil McGrew, Harold Beindorf, Jim Tuohy, Dick Thayer, Eugene Finn, Chet Harder, Tony Coressel, Bill Finn, Jerry Ludwig. lOl

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.SJl0orf5man5Aiya eroonihezl . . THE COACHES Ohio University claims the athletic director and head football coach, Rex Burke, as one of its alumni. After graduation, he became a member of the coaching squad at his Alma Mater. Before coming to DHS, he coached at Paulding, Ayersville, and Napoleon. During the weeks of training and team play, Mr. Burke is as- sisted by Don Hampshire, line coach. Hampshire's directions from the bench led the baseball squad through two consecutive seasons without a league defeat. Head basketball coach Max Gecowets has in five years produced a squad of cagers that definitely threaten all competition in this area. This year the Bulldogs ended the season with a record of 17 wins and 4 defeats. Two of these defeats were by a total of only 3 points. Harold Palmer fills the important post of faculty manager of athletics and in this capacity coordinates much of the work of the rest of the coaching staff which includes: Charles Wahl, head track coach, who doubles as the freshman and junior high football coach during the fall, Charles Pixler, freshman basketball coach and assistant football and track coach, Russell Emans, assistant baseball coach, and Robert Rex, junior high football and reserve basketball coach. 100 . . . now, we'll run it this way . . . Coaches Hampshire, Burke, and Pixler . . . . . . oh, for the life ofa coach! . . . Coach Burke and cheer- leaders . . .

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mom !!! . . . Hussey tries to dodge Macomber foe . . . .xuuwx' ...pardonme... haven't we met before? . . . DEFIANCE 26-NAPOLEON I3 Playing a fine defensive game, Defiance rolled to its second straight League victory by downing the Napoleon Wildcats 26 to 13. A blocked punt by Dave Miller set up the Bulldogs' first touchdown while bath Pelok and Mix scored twice each later in the gridiron battle. The two extra points were kicked by Pelok. DEFIANCE 7-BRYAN 21 Bryan's Golden Bears capitalized on a recovered fumble in the opening minutes of the game and were never behind as they de- feated the Bulldogs to the tune of 21 to 7. Keith Leonard scored the Bulldogs' only touchdown on a 4-yard reverse play during the second quarter. DEFIANCE 6-WAUSEON I3 An inspired Wauseon eleven came to Central Field and spoiled the Defiance Homecoming by defeating the Bulldogs 'I3 to 6. Bob Cameron, Keith Leonard, and Tony Coressel all carried the ball well for Defiance, but Coressel was the only one who was able to break through the Indians' lines for a touchdown. DEFIANCE 0-FOSTORIA 6 Although playing one ol their best games of the year, Defiance fell victims to a good Fostoria team by a 6 to 0 count. Ray Hussey and Bob Cameron sparked the Bulldogs on offense while Larry Pelok and Chet Harter played well on defense.