Perkins High School - Quadrant Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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FROSH FI DS DOGR TO SUCCESS Though attendance at the fresh- man football games was usually low, the team came through with an ex- cellent season. The frosh cleared all of their Sandusky Bay Conference opponents, their record being marred only by Bellevue. Coaches Bob Mclntyre and Web Luginbill agreed strongly on the point of a great team attitude. Coach Mclntyre stated, The atti- tude was one that is needed to win and to perform well in tight situa- tions. And perfrom well it did. After clearing Huron, the team shut out St. Mary's - its first of four. Next came the loss to Bellevue, then the impressive victory over Clyde, who was undefeated in three years of play. The last three games ended with the young Pirates pounding their opponents. Leading the 39 man squad to four shutouts for the defense and a 13 point a game average for the offense were tri-captains Greg Butler, Jim Gawryszewski, and Brian Printy. 1. FRONT ROW: B. Hanchin, R. Shuster, T. Gowdy, P. Keys, G. Keys, M. Dugan, M. John- son, K. Porter, G. Butler, C. Brett, J. Weildon, T. Kreim es, C. Davidson. ROW 2: J. Lewis, J. Thomas, R. Haskins, T. Lynn, G. Branscum, J. Pavia, D. Hatfield, J. Gawryszewski,.B. Gun- trum, B. Fleming, M. Burger, R. Smith, E. Mitchell, B. Printy. BACK ROW: Coaches W. Luginbill and C. McKillips, T. Hayes, C. Hum- mel, R. James, P. Johnson, C. Groover, D. Schenk, S. Ramos, E. Gerhart, D. Semprich, B. Dwelle, T. Michel, D. Frisch, Coach B. Mcln- tyre. 2. Craig Brett turns the corner, gaining yard- age. 3. Running his fake, Todd Kreimes diverts the opponents. Freshmen Football - 119

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ATTITUDE RAN RESERVES i ETLRT it WE x 6NENt1ff EE,TT H I G H . Y-Q31 . T 25 Perhaps the reserve football team Although the 26 member squad 61? can be referred to as the in be- did not achieve its goal of having a 9 3 S , J ' tween team, as they are one step winning season, Coach Jim Patton 'if ,i,2 ss' i a 'L . 'i . ahead of the freshman squad and praised the players for havinga very ' - fr , V one step behind the varsity gridders. good attitude and for improving as 1.1 YEIYY 1 1 ' - This comparison can be demon- the season progressed. it fl-0l'3lQ'iQ '0 i S .., strated by the fact that the reserve In ending his comments Coach s 'T 3. 5 f players concentrate on improving Patton stated, We look forward to S,.f..gl Y 4'l- , seipig i,'i f their rookie year record and strive having these players on our varsity 5' i5.,j u .M Q W to get the experience required so next year. ig' ' 9- 'P' that they might qualify to play varsi- 1 1. Quarter back Greg Butcher checks offen- sive lineman prior to receiving the snap from the center. 2. FRONT ROW: J, Mitchell, J. Matter, J. Smith, K. Bretenstein, G. Joiner, G. Byington, J. Cummings, G. Butcher. ROW 2: D. Lang, J, Schenk, S. Caldwell, S. Lang, B, Nussbaum, T. Matthias, J. Dishman. ROW 3: D. Hatfield, J. Fox, K. Hammond, D. Hoelzer, D. James, T, Truswell, T. Harper, M. Brammer. BACK ROW: D, Smith, C. Brown, JQ Pavia. 3. Having possessionmthe offense shows its opposition a full-house backfield as the ball is put into play in a big win over Elyria West. 118 Reserve Football ty ball. 2 1? -wwf ff- 1 'Q-V Fwd. .fm-M J.-- ,V-V....,,.. ,, Y B V V , . ' . . , ' V' ' 'R a- E V 'J' j, . . . :V , . T, J . f ., . 'W -A 11, ' v, V ' r , ,, V V' 2 '31, ' 'U' r .V f as -H - -2' , S. ft 2 ' J w - we S 1 , - ' A - 1, ,, j '- x 'S I ' ,, i , - 3'?7?2?1f7' Q i C' ' 79 V ' 3 '45 .,., .V 3 Er: we . ,,..., .,t,,. ,, V V Nw 1 A i -fw+wew'- Q K . ., . V -M'-.. ' M77 -ff fi.. . f 'ff' - 5 L 'V' 'S ' 1f'r..4-'FQ . V - ., - T s H +R it af' V if-Y Y s A H V . ,H . g a - M' ,, V ' fi ,.,., T- ' A 'W fi V rr , .,,, isif ' 1 A ,Z J iili A '4 1 V. .?'g.if1x:..,1. V4 ' - N' FW '-V' ' sk 'f ' J ,V 'J K V, ' .- t J V' V . ff' rt: . 1 TZ -' A i ' V H - 'Y K, 5 ea ' V' . ..... J . E : r J r VV , J 4- ,,.--Var I ,,M,,,,'fH-VM, . -- ,, 3 ,V W ragga, i- I , iir , V . ,. ., V - 3 ., J ' , f i a.,.V Vt ' ' V- MQW- , -,. ,gf 1 J , .. .U r--f 22- 'V f ,445 5 1 V. IF. .V ,... ..1W- Mi'--af5,,A V5 A . VA, , V , - 4 :vs sg-J U , ,SE , V , tr-,Marg yt., ,T J- . 1 'L , fffi -3H5f'ff'5fVVQflQ,alfZ, ?4V 'wt' ,gr .7.s..', N ,,,,t:,,,W gf , def ' A 'M gi f jfweai- -i ' , 5- 'V ' V ' J 4 H s' ' ' 1 S . A' I - . J s . s '-t J I W? ',: ':' 'V'V '2?'4V- il. f ' V -4' x . 3 , -r 7 : ,we M W ,V , , po, vw J AM. IAI- , ,ff 7,2 v. - 15 5, ,VL Vf . A - U V, .it Pg., , 5- ,,. , '3' V-V'V: so V ff . - rr V ts.. .VV l f Vi if ' ' A f ' f fy p i7Q J' + V ,. 3 . .J . s i1 2 - f i ? i . V - if ' . Qu W I A V. W I .. ,, V I. VV , .,,. yyy M . yn V. . :,4',,m,. ,M5,,..,J V . V' it .iti rr

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1. Team spirit is shown by Todd Roth and John Jackson as they jaunt down the home- 4 stretch. 2. Beth Shrake proves herself a competent runner during the first season of female com- petition. t 3. Long strides carry Jim Lenos around SBC VI::,,.,,. M 5 competitor en route to another dual meet t1i'ii T ' 1 I victory. 4. FRONT ROW: L. Kearney, P. Stengel, B. Shrake, C. Hoelzer, L. Roesch, T. Rupp. ROW 2: B. Slater, R. Berger, J. Nesselhauf, S. McCune, M. Dugan, R. Gast, J. Lenos, J. Szubski, L. Matthews. BACK ROW: T. Davlin, R. Schwiefert, K. Skillman, S. Smith, T. Roth, G. Mills, T. Marzec, J. Jackson, D. Lee, Coach J. Hinton. 120 Cross Country