Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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Da e Bunke, remembered for his 95 yard t() ich- dovvn sprint against Bath, carries the ball. |i)hn Io)er often demonstrated his stylish quarterback- nii; as he does here enroute to touchdown during Elida NEW COACH DIRECTS SHAWNEE GRIDDERS Directed bv new grid coach, Jim Young, Shawnee finished tlic football .season with a four wins, si. losses record. In the opening game, the Indians scalped tlie Elida Bulldogs 20-6, with the stylish quarterbacking of John Moyer. He scored two touchdowns, added a two-point conversion, and gained 132 yards in eighteen carries. Sparked by the first win of the season, the Shawnee gridders took on the Bath Wildcats. In the opening period, halfback Dave Bunke raced for a 52-yard touch- down. But the speedy eleven did not stop with six points. John Moyer crossed the Bath goal for two more touchdowns, and in the third quarter, Dave Bunke electrified fans with a 95-yard touchdown excursion. During the following grid battles, the Indians suf- fered four losses; but they recovered on Homecoming night to defeat Bellefontaine 30-22. Winding up the ' 60 season, the Shawnee Indians overcame the Wapakoneta Redskins with nifty ball- handling by quarterbacks, Gil Bowshcr and Bill Kimmel and superb running by backfielders Ron Blubaugh, Dave Bunke, and Bill Finch. Three Shawnee football players were selected for All-League honors— John Moyer, who made first team offense and defense as well as being chosen as out- standing back in the league, John Biery, who received honorable mention on defense, and Gary Kunklenian, who received honorable mention on offense and defense. Tackle bv Tom Nhirshall headed opposing plaver for a lialt. VARSITY SCORES Elida 6 Bath 6 Lima Central Catholic 26 Van Wert 20 Kenton 28 Coldwater 20 Bellefontaine 22 Cehna 18 St. Nhirys 32 Wapakoneta 6 °W. B. L. Games Shawnee 20 28 8 14 30 14 28

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COACHING STAFF: Jack Freitas, assistant coach, Walter Marshall, assistant coach. Bob Shackelford, freshman coach, Jim Coats, assistant coach, Jim Young, lead coach All Western Buckeye League Selection: Gary Kimkle man, John Biery, and John Mover THREE INDIANS CAPTURE ALL-LEAGUE HONORS Row 1: B. Schoono er, B. Goedde, R. h)eller-V, D. Van Meter, D. Hice- ' , K. Flani an-W D. Sniilev- ' , T. i hirshall-V, D. Bunke- ' , D. Allen-V, J. White-V. Row 2: V. Bowersock, m ;r., |. Blerv— V, J. Mover— V, G. Kunkleman— ' , R. Bhihaui h— ' , M. Thompson— ' . L. Goodwin— V, T. Lewis— ' , L. Bucttner— V, G. Howell, S. Arlin, mi;r. Row 3: Mr. Marshall, coach, S. Robinson, M. Weldy, S. Hodosko, D. Downing, B. Kimmel, D. E ans, R. Wrmillion. B. Wagasy, M. Ingle, Mr. Freitas, coach. Standing: Mr. Young, coach. G. Kidd, T. King, M. Melus, J. Hanes. B. Welch. E. Jones. T. Settlemire, D. Welhaum. B. Finch, Mr. Coats, coach.