Severna Park High School - Embers Yearbook (Severna Park, MD)

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ANTIIERS 53.2 TURKEY BOWL SERIES 1960 ---- AHS O FALCONS O 1961 ---- FALCONS 12 AHS 6 1962 ---- AHS 13 FALCONS O 1963 ---- AHS 23 FALCONS O 1964 ---- FALCONS 44 AHS 7 1965 ---- FALCONS 12 AHS 6 1966-- FALCONS 12 AHS 12 TI-LE SIDELINE CONFERENCE After receivin 1 2 3 4 Sevemmfk BBE!! Amee EEUU fa 14 f sf, Iv -1 , -ms-.,,.' 9 pass from quarterb J .,-,I wwf Qi ack Bill Emrichhlay G1atze1f14j pulls toward the goal line. YW 'Cn 41.4-1' The defensive unit penetrates t he Annapolis line to upset Panther ball can-ier. I AND 'l'lI.I. I0 'H

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LCIINS HALT The Cheerleaders introduce the Falcons to an awaiting crowd. Leftback Jerry McBee Q22j storms his way through the Annapolis line. Outstanding kicking by Jay Glatzel gave the Panthers little playing room. At right, the Falcon defense traps a Panther in the end zone after kickoff. f. xv' A J U .s' To th e surprise of thousands, the Severna Park Falcons held the Annapolis Pa.ntl1ers, the 1966 A.A. County Foot- ball Champions, to a 12-12 tie, in the seventh Turkey Bowl classic. The game, exh ib ite d on Falcon Field for the first time, showed the Fal- cons establishing 12-6 lead at halftime. Late in the fourth quarter the Falcons still controlled the ball, until the Pan- thers slipped six points to tie the score, 12-12. The score remained the same as time ran out, and forced the tie. The game displayed several signif- icant factors: 1. The Falcons were the only team the Panthers failed to defeat. Annapolis was previously undefeated and untied. 2. The Falcons were the only team to hold the Panthers to less than three touchdowns during the entire 1966 season. 3. The Falcons are the only team, other than Brooklyn Park, to score against the Panthers. 4. Dave Reppard won the Russell Tro- phy as the outstanding linesman of the game. T IIKEY BOWL

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UNl0B VAR IT Y ,vm 11' FRONT ROW: Mr. Lowell Moore Qcoachj, Steve Hithon, Richard Baginski, Greg Gosman, Joe Emrich, Bruce Lawton, Tom Burnett, Bob Wilson, Fred Hill, William Coyne fcoachj. SECOND ROW: Harold Young, Sam Lovett, Harrison Day, Paul Buckmaster, Richard Polm, Walter Dempsey, jim Lemieux. THIRD ROW: Jon jarnigan, Elery Mullinax, Bob Carey, Don Kellogg, Bob Shillinglaw, Mike Smutney, Robin Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Marcel Cotes, Richard Reckner, Ron Pramschufer, Bob Conklin. BACK: Elroy Johnson, manager. UNDEFEATED SEAS 9 8-0-0 The Severna Park junior Varsity marched to their first Anne Arundel C ionship by establishing a perfect season and no losses. This most successful season in the came about through the excellent such players as Bruce Lawton, Joe Burnett. Emrich quarterbacked the team victories, while Lawton led the team in points and Burnett followed with 33 poi The squad also had a very impre unit, that allowed only one touchdown four games,while it heldthree other less. Andover, alone, forced more down in a game from the defense by points in a losing effort. From an alert defense and additiontoa skillful coaching Anne Arundel County Champions.