St Francis De Sales High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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Left to right-Mgr. Bob. Gilligln, Mike Healy, Frank Murphy, Eddie Gilbert, Don Braunbeck, Don Frischen, Joe Oberfield, Joe Brune, Larry Franks. Varsity Although not setting the world on fire as ex- pected, the lrish finished the basketball season with a lO win, 13 loss record. The Jim Brickles outfit had a bad quarter in nearly all their games. They were an improving ball club throughout the season and showed a great amount of sports- manship. Although there was no star player on the team, each many excelled in his own position. The Green and Gold started off the tourna- ments in fine style by defeating Broadway of Franklin County. However every team meets its match, and the following week the Irish were eliminated by a strong Pickaway quint. The season ended with a Banquet in honor of the players. lim Brickles, the capable lrish coach, awarded trophies to .lack Kegley for sportsman- ship, to Howard Elwell as hte Athlete-scholar, to Bob Yonker for foul shooting, and to Jack O'Neill, the only Junior to win an award, the outstanding floormanship oscar. Reserve Mentor Herb Zureich Reserves Much credit is due coach Herb Zureich for the outstanding work he did with the Green Wave Yearlings. Although getting off to a slow start, losing seven of their ten games, the little Irish came along rather well the second half, winning six of their last ten games to make their record nine wins and eleven losses. Placing second in the Central Catholic League the Reserves finished proudly.

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