Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW 1: DeHaven, Williams, Schwanger, Reitz, Corso, Whisner. ROW 2: Coaches DeHaven and Beachy, Dahs, Mainzer, White, Kaufman, Payne, Wood, Loreno, Hehluss. ROW 3: Cousino, Van Barg, Tigges, Burger, Warfield, Stowers, Buck, Gilmer, Coaches Tabler and Freiias. ROW 4: Wild, Galloway, Schweck, Byington, Robbins, Biechele, Green. lf you believed all you heard on the street corners this fall, you knew the Blue Streak footballers didn't stand a chance, Well, were n't you surprised when Coach leff took that green line and ragged backfield and Welded them into a football team that was judged one of Sandusky l-ligh's all-time best! During our opening game With Toledo S cott, Mel White booted the ball 70 yards from kickoff on the Sandusky 40 yard line to the S cott goal posts. The team easily defeated Elyria, our first Buckeye Conference opponent. Playing before the season's largest crowd, the Streaks, led by those bone-crushing twins, L arry Corso and lim Schwanger, trampled Bel- laire. Highly rated Akron North invaded Str FOOTBALL 1955-56 28 Toledo Scott l2 28 Elyria 7 22 Bellaire 13 26 Akron North l9 6 Fremont 20 , 2l Lorain 7 O Mansfield 34 P007-B 33 Findlay 7 13 Marion Harding 6 G ALL hefg-lfzinoul-I IQZANAGER hd P151 Ld MQDQS: DQV obel Field looking for a Victory and was sent home licking its Wounds. Then came Black Friday, when Fremont pushed us all over the field to snap our four game Winning streak. We bounced back the next Week at Lorain Where the Blue and White line, led by Lloyd Bobbins, completely checked the Steelers. Man sfield ground us under the turf and was the only team against which We could not score. Aided by the ball-handling of Bill Whisn er, dubbed a Blackstone with the ball by an Elyria sportswriter, We scored our easiest Vic tory over Findlay. Co-captains Latham Stow- ers and lohn Behfuss led the Streaks onto the field for the last time to handily defeat Mar- ion. Ugur. 961- David Tru Id Boot2InQn' R e' DQv'onn'f9 JCI I. A ll