St Marys High School - Bell Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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Panther fr-Osh finish winless Mr. Charles Lococo's freshman team closed the 65-66 sea- son with a disappointing 0-12 record. After being discouraged by two two-point losses to Mar- garetta and St. Joe, they were dropped by Lakota in the first game of the tournament held at Fremont St. J oe's. In the final game of the season against Bellevue, the year- lings put on a hopeful show, leading at halftime. However, Bellevue topped them by the end of the fourth period. The other losses were suffered at the hands of Perkins, Lakeside, Bellevue, Norwalk, and Margaretta, twice each, and St. Joe and Lakota once. Mark Ackerman gained the high-point title, scoring 107 of the team's 287 points. Gary Ebert adds two in the Reserves' effort to beat Fremont St. Joe. Beginning their high school basketball career, fresh- nis, Mr. Charles Lococo, Greg Christman, Otto men hardcourters are: Ed Windau, Mark Roth, Mark Kromer, Jack Erne, Steve Schippel, Dan Michel, Ackerman, Larry Renwand, Don Corley, Mike Den- Mike Samstag, and Dave Bennet.

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1965-66 Panther Cubs are, ROW ONE: George Mac- Erney, manager, and Coach Bob Hart. Missing zuga, Gary Ebert, Joe Fitz, Gary Schaefer and Steve when the picture was taken were Dick Brady, Mike Hewitt. ROW TWO: Pete Hoffman, Mike Del Thaler, and Ron Weyer. Aguaro, Dan Brady, Steve Stanley, Jim Herzog, Bob Jayvees finish, 8-10, in season play Coach Bob Hart's Panther Cubs finished their 1965-66 basketball season 8-10. A record of 797 markers provided a 44.2 point team averageg opponents scored a total of 778 points against the J V's. Leader of the pack in points was junior Dan Brady with 167 for a 9.3 average. Next in line was junior Gary Schaefer with 118 points and a 13.1 average. Reserve Coach Bob Haart briefs his squad daring an Oak Harbor time-out. Page 105

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Grapplers finish 9-4 The Varsity Wrestling team, under the direction of Mr. Terry De More, assisted by Mr. Paul Kromer, faculty advisor, and Mr. Jasper Potter, closed a victorious sea- son with a 9-4 record, defeating two unde- feated teamsg Crestline, 6-0, and Milan, 8-0. Tony Andres, Ron Barrett, and Frank Hayes chalked up the three highest rec- ords for their weight classes in the dis- trict. All tied for an 11-1-1 season in indi- vidual dual meets. l Senior wrestling tri-captains demonstrate the starting position. They are: M ike Missig, Ron Barrett, and Frank Hayes. The 1965-66 varsity grapplers are, ROW ONE: Frank Hayes, captain, and Ron Barrett, captain. ROW TWO: Leo Gerhartstein, Tony Andres, Mike LaLond, Tom Erne, and Tom Hayes. ROW THREE: Mr. Jasper Potter, Dennis Andres, Pat Finneran, Bill Moll, Mr. Terry De More, Mike Mis- sig, captain, Bill Mitchell, Jeff Davie, Mr. Paul Kromer, and Pat Gioffredo. Page 107