East Liverpool High School - Keramos Yearbook (East Liverpool, OH)

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f - 1 it he f Nfl in 5 5 W K i s NC R9W1 5 DGWSOV1 'V' Y D De Ufmon D JONSS D HOP el H Walderhauf E Lincoln G Summers E Croft B Boso 9 Y P N Rambo J 'Y 'e' G Km J M S mg' Row 2 M simple s smnh coach lou vel-dm. Absent o Adam, F Bookman J Zelch W ONell R Crawford W Clutter WH D Walter J Cook G Bennett mgr Row 3 B Milne mgr B e S Potters Blast Out IO And 2 Season tp fs- 5' N A Tian sf U Na fi. f , I 4.f.. e 1. - Row T. N. Rambo D. Hoppel D. Jones D. Deyarmon. ROW 2' F. Bookman G. Kraft D. Adkins. These 7 boys qualified for the State Wrestling Meet. The trophies in front were won at Worthington and Kent State. Dave Hoppel won the Bob Lewis Outstanding Wrestler Award at Worthington. The grapplers w re third in the Regional and l5th in the State. Lower right: In the 130 pound class Norman Rambo IS trylnq to pin Ins opponent from Brilliant. Rambo won this match by a decision. The 57 wrestling squad of ELHS did a bang up 'ob by winning lO out of T2 seasonal matches They were only defeated by Bridgeport and Barns ville They made up for these losses by having 7 grapplers place in the Regional Tournament ln the State Dave Hoppel won a second place by a close decision and Frank Bookman and Gary Kraft lost consolation matches The Potters wrestled home and home matches with Springfield Twp Weirton Bridgeport West Allegheny, and Barnesville. They also contended single matches with Brilliant and Massillon. Mr. Lou Venditti originated wrestling at ELHS and has been coach continuously for the 8 years it has been a sport at ELHS. Since beginning his squads have had a record of 48 wins against 29 losses.

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X 0 - 4 .ig Q. t 5, -.vc S. . k i K 5 Row 'II Mgr. S. Miller, D. Allen, W. Lincoln, E. Harris, B. Burson, D. Whitehair, Coach M. Hall. Row 21 G. Owens, B. Walker, D. Walter, J. Allen, B. Owen, G. Johnson, P. Hacker, B. Beatty, EL l-larriers Win District Meet Below are the boys who ran in the district meet, which the Potters won. Most ot them also ran regular tar the team during the season. The squad won three ot tive regular seasonal meets. In front is the trophy which was presented to them tor winning the district. ROW 'IZ D. Allen, W. Lincoln, G. Johnson, E. Harris. Row 22 Mgr. S. Miller, B. Owen, B. Burson, D. Whitehair, Coach M. Hall. The ELHS Cross-Country squad finished its season after participat- ing inthe State meet at Columbus. The Harriers soared to new heights by defeating tive teams for the district championship at St. Clairs- ville. The following week they entered in the State meet at Columbus in which they placed last. The EL two-mile men had single meets with Alliquippa and East Palestine. They also participated in a triangular meet and an invi- tational at St. Clairsville. This completes the lOth season for cross-country as a sport at ELHS. ve-

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as Qi S11 E p 115 Q17 It I x,11z: 6 QATER 8 if is 9,41 -.XJ cf' R W 'I B S ith T Rodtong F son Mgrs E Gottlieb S I Row J Dopler P H0 es Dorsey T Kelley Asst C ach D Alternese CoachJ Karafta R W 3 B Engl J Conrad B A en Bryan G Hole T Trele n Kaieffa Cpens With Winning Season Potters Potters Potters Potters Potters- Potters- Potters- Potters-75 Pottersfal Potterse83 Potters-63 Pottersf85 Potters-76 Potters-72 Potters-80 Potters-7l Potters-62 Potters-78 56 57 Season Farrell 67 Alliance Warren . . Wellsvllle . .. Midland .. Youngston South Toronto Bellaire ., New Philadelphia ..,.,.. Mansfield . .. ..... Ashland . . Youngstown East Salem ...... Toronto . Cleve. Cath, Latin .. Martins Ferry- Canton McKinley- . . . .. Wellsville- 65 78 81 70 -5 69 59 98 73 79 67 l8 Newly appointed Head Basketball Coach John Karafta hnrshed his first year with an impressive ll 7 record going into the tournaments This record of wins and losses does not show the true side of the story however as five of the seven losses were to top ranked Ohio ball clubs and another was o Pennsylvanias ex-state Champions Farrell, M . Karaffa s basketball teams had won 39 straight games before his varsity team lost to Farrell in the season opener. Coach KaraHa used his substitutes freely the biggest part of the season trying to find the right combination. In the final game of the year the head mentor found his combination when the Potters defeated Wellsville, 78-67, as everyone of the starters hi' in double igures. Coach Karafta succeeded Mr. Merrill Hall, whO had been head coach for the Potters for nine years.