Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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High-lights Beyond the Grid-iron ..... .i-if Come on Sandusky, fight! The auditorium swelled with the cheers of one of the traditional events held during the football season . . . the pep rally. Speaking of traditional events, the football season couldnt be completed without the annual Pigskin Parade, which Was made successful once again by the GAA. 13

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ROW l: Unclcrich, Scheicl, Lewis, Longer, Dwelle, Meredgh. R H. ROW 2: North, Iagel, Campbell, Stowers, Hoffman, Camp, ruiigf 0 15011- ROW 3: Robinson, Haskins, Dobbins, Simmons, Howman, Porter, Gant, Blankenship. ROW 4: Meyer, Rainey, Brady, Weagley, Murray, Brownlee. They opened their season against Elyria with a l4-U victory. ln their next game Lorain managed to score once but couldn't hold the Reserve Streaks down as they pushed ahead with l9 points. Mansfield was next on the schedule. ln this game the Streaks started slowly, but finally broke away to overcome Mansfield l9-7. ln a rematch Elyria managed to squeeze out six points which was enough to upset the Reserves in a very close game The Streaks failed to score in their next game, a return match with Lorain, but succeeded, never- theless, in also holding their opponents scoreless. The Reserves closed their season by edging out Fremont in a tight game, 7 to 6. ln their first game, the Freshman Streaks down- ed Mansfield Simpson 21-6. The team proved themselves too powerful for the Elyria sguad in their second game by snowing them under l9-U. Another opponent from Mansfield, Mansfield Appleseed, also found the Sandusky Frosh tough competitors, and were handed a loss-l4-U. ln a return match, Elyria fought hard, but as the gun sounded ending the fourth quarter, the scoreboard showed Sandusky 7, Elyria 6. Little resistance was found in Fremont, as the frosh rolled on to their fifth straight victory, 33-U. The lr. l-ligh, playing with great determination. was the final challenger but the Frosh kept their unblemished record with a 3l-l4 victory, ROW l: Hitchcock, Harple, Daniels, Young, Troike, Lee, Leibacher. Wikel. ROW 2: Leto, Wagner, Fox, Marquardt, Singleton, O'Toole, Nesbitt, Klotz. ROW 3: Gill, Payne, Borden, Zemke, Sallee, Steuk, Fisher, White, Nemitz. 12 l

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And High-lights on the Gridiron ..... ROW 1: Mr. Albert, Zom, Mayer, Geary, Knauer, D. Kent, Link, DeEtte Puckrin, Poole. ROW Z: I. Ebner, Zoellner, Brunow, Suter. Sharpe, Rausch, Harris, Hauritz, Blevins, Palmer, Traughber, Kimball, Van.Blarcum, Willinger. ROW 3: Abele, Brinnon, Didelius, Hoffman, Swank, Lane, Matter, Hunter, Graves, Warfield, Meinzer, Bickley, Arthur, Montgomery, Conlin, Hill. ROW 4: Stewart, Schwab, Long, Seavers, Burger, Hine, Logan, Rudolph, Arheit, Evans, Eckler, Weis, Gittinger, Fouts, I. Kent, Pimsner, Iones, Krawetzlci, Ingles. ROW 5: Greene, Vettle, Sherer, Hampe, Maus, Gegner, Donna Puckrin, Vassallo, McMahon, Helene Lehrer, D. Ebner, Henry Lehrer, Summersett, Smith, Peters, Holz- miller, Norris, Bremer, Gregory. All hail the blue and White . . As the band blared forth the first strains oi The Blue and White, Mr. Byron Aldrich stepped to the director's stand tor the last time after thirty-two years of di- recting the high school band. His successor for the remainder of the year was Mr. Albert. A lot has happened in these past thirty-two years. For example, the marching band, this year, boasted ninety strong. The highlight oi the year was the trip to Cleveland to march during the halt at a Cleveland Browns football game. swf' 'ofilon G - 5 ieceffiaiic ' 6 Plbdisifon Ps 51 edt' MAIORETTES: fat rightj Vicki Weis, Barbara Rudolf, Ioyce Ebner, Carol Hauritz, Sonia Suter. 14