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

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Butch'Weyer 1113 carries several Red Raiders with him in gaining short yardage at the 34-0 win oyer Lakota. Team jumps to Sth in Ohio after 34-O Win over Lakota Traveling to Lakota, the SMH gridders met a stubborn SBC opponent. The dedicated of- fense, however, overcame a rough Red Raider defense, 34-0. As a result of this victory, the Panthers, previously unrated, jumped to eighth place in the UPI Class A ratings. Butch Weyer steamrolled for two touch- downs, While Denny Fitz and Mike Lucal each hauled in Dan Brady passes for TD's. Tom' Erne brought down a pass from Horst Maczuga for the remaining six points. Lakota becomes fourth victim SMH Seniors formed their own cheering section! 1 Senior cheerleaders Diane Geiger, Vicky Bradford, and Jessie Bores get a lift from the Senior members of the varsity: Tom Chamberlain, Bill Moll, Gene Weyer, Ed Smith, Horst Maczuga, Ed Higgins, Denny Davie, Jim Opfer, Ron Barrett, Mike Missig, Dan Roth, and Mike Lacal. Page 89

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Page 88 Horst Maczuga 1225 and several Rocket defenders wait to see who emerges from the tackle after a valuable Panther first down. at ASai11ts set nemf SCl11OOLIE3CrQI'd rm against Oak Harbor Dan Brady's brilliant passing high-lighted the game, With this quarterback completing seven of ten attempts, accounting for a total of 105 yards. A new school-point total record was set during the 70-0 devastation of the Oak Harbor Rockets in a Sandusky Bay Conference game. Fifty-six points were scored in the second half. The previous record was attained in the 1955 season, when the Panthers obliterated Lakeside, 61-0. SMH has won 13 of 31 games with Oak Harbor. SBC play begins with '70-O victory over Rocketsg Quarterback Dan Brady G25 lewis the 'way for Mike Lucal C411 on a left-end run during the Oak Harbor game. .

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After -being defeated by arch-rival Fremont St. Joe, the team's spirit is boosted by this sign, posted near the varsity locker room by loyal supporters. Mud contains Panthers, 12-6 Fremont St. Joe halted the Panther's winning streak by stopping the powerful offense, 12-6. The Blue and Gold went on the scoreboard on the first play as a result of a long pass play by Dan Roth. The Crimson Streaks, however, were able, with the help of a muddy field, to contain SMH through the remainder of the contest, and score two TD's on passes. These two arch-rivals have met on the gridirons 31 times. SMH hasn't won since 1958, and in the series has won 14 and lost 17. Fremont St. Joe halts Blue-Goldg SMH rebounds Butch Weyer C113 slides past Streak defenders in muddy fielding, as the Panthers absorbed a 12-6 de- feat by Fremont St. Joe. Page 90 The undefeated 1934 Panther football team was honored during halftime of the Mar- garetta game. ROW ONE: Bill Schropp, Ken Higgins, John Maeder, Don Schropp, Ken Herman, Walt Scheel, Bob Guendelsberger, Harold Riedv, Wayne Fairfield. ROW TWO: Bill Smith, Jack Loeffler, Ray Fitz, Jay Hen- nessey, Frank Steinhauser, Bob Weisler, Norm Hoelzer, Jim Wiegel. ROW THREE: Bob Mitchell, Paul Frieman, Ed Herman, Owen Disbrow, George Martin, Ed Scales, Eamont Higgins, Joe Bodner, and Coach Lee ierolf.