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

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While teammates clear the way, a Panther puts his head down and charges through the Colts' defense. St. Mary's rolls past Cloverleaf, Clydeg Having been defeated in 1964, 12-0, by the Cloverleaf Colts, the Panthers achieved re- venge in 1965, 20-0. Once again Butch Weyer sparked the squad by gaining 114 yards in 11 plays am! scored one TD. Jack Kersker's receiving a pass from Weyer, and a run by Mike Lucal accounted for the additional touchdowns. Dan Brady ran for the extra points. ses sf3efsfffz M, ft, ,cc.,i-, a ,,-- 1--agfems rw:-.smf.:'a.--fee f:c..essa2saff's-:'fa--Mg-ss. is., . Msgs? la .Pi .wasnt-,esfs-uf M4,-1ft-:fs-f?ff?sw1?iLfwslsiiff ls 'W 1 y.l.l. - 1. 1 Qyeir' -L res a I 1 . . lsil if S 1 I I - - Q. 2 , 5-f f... , ffetr 'i f , - ag 2 ss f 2'5sffw'!.sgl2.f, 35 fafgaglg ' . 1 '.-ef f55?P?g?rPffil,g'ig:l e. .... -. .. f 5 'i'-i -s 'A -H '- ' ' M ' - L .-.. i - . VW: ,S w . 3 Ls - I .h z 3 g .mi --vf -.5 ,gf . ,I J.-1. -,- 4 tl .. -1 ..:... 'e-. . su V, f , , ', . fi: R rl ...V ., . P ri fi ., . - ' 9 -I W' ' 'Q --1 1 . f Tlffln Calvert s Senecas, who isis is s is if riss sf ' - siil fl . tls llss lci.d flnlshed 011 TJOP of the SBC, Put 1 the SeC0Y1d knot 111 the St- Mal? S P - . ilsi record by battllng the Panthers to - - ' -,'- a 20-20 tie. 3 H L awfq. vlfw- .' vs . E H1 izfff ki2'iJiEI2l'f- GSE, vf :SWS'23j'ffiTfaE,2Y51.f?'f5ff1:fx sig 'fk' g?E9fQ,'-'11 '15 I -f r i-1-l , ', Z ffm .:': l-,Q3-E1 'E 1' :1::':: ' 1 f ' ., .. 'Y f-fc, ' Butch Weyer scored all three s tlss 1 'tli SMH touchdowns, including an ex- s i slssii f citing 95-yard kick-off return. The il.. - - Wlwwlss lslt extra polnts were secured v1a a , . .. - it ssls - DHSS from Dan Brady to Ed H183- I - .- :'?Jft,5 i ,' P Jar. in flX.z7-g:? ?f, :,,,f ,: 2,'ilzK-I' , L . '- 1 ,'5 f gg? '- 1-gs..:ff'E'5if,f.-rl 'Li-J., A .-,,LL Tfsgifi- .e,Q?fiQYsj?,CLf5i?,5.4, QZYZF Us ff? .:1:::,...i1-: glns ' -- - ' f '7S'5'f-Q5 ' 51 .1 ' '-,'- Swfij. - 'fi :SQ lf' Y5i?af7ffei-s--5:3f '? -3 :?'- 2-l:f' i2::- Efi: t2k.1fi'I15'i 5 J 5 1 gl 2 .fs 5 -1- Q SMH fumbl d a total of four ' ' , .. .,.. - ' ...,. ' ' ' . , . times, losing the ball three tunes, , fi, . H 1 . 2- The St. Mary's-Calvert series has Tiffin on top with 13 wins, While SMH has Won sixg one tie. Ed Higgins hauls in a pass to score PAT, as the Panthers tie Tiffin Calvert, 20-20. halt a Seneca drive. The Panther defense is tightened up by Butch Weyer in an attempt to

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Passing attack highlights clash Following the stunning defeat at the hands of Fremont St. Joe, the varsity bounded back with a 25-6 win over the Margaretta Polar Bears for their fifth victory, against one de- feat. Scoring was accounted for almost entirely on passes. Ed Higgins, Jack Kersker, and Dan Roth went for paydirt on passes, While Higgins scored the extra points also on a pass. A Butch Weyer extra-point-run, a Dan Roth kick, and a safety completed the scor- mg. Following this victory, St. Mary's was rated seventh in the State. Ed Higgins dodges Polar Bear defenders to take the ball from a fellow teammate, to do his part in the 25-6 victory over Margaretta. a ainst nei hbor-in Mar aretta Q' 2' 8 3' l Jack Kersker, in open fielding, catches a Dan Brady pass in the Margaretta game, and freely hits paydirt. Page 91

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battles Calvert to SBC tie The seventh 1965 victory was chalked up at the expense of the Clyde Flyers 41-0 in an SBC tilt. Before a large Homecoming turnout of fans, Dan Brady connected on four key passes, accounting for three touch- downs, and a total of 95 yards. Ed Higgins, Mike Lucal and Butch Weyer hauled in the Brady TD tosses. Denny Fitz scored twice on runs, while Weyer scored a second time on a run. Extra points were added on runs by Lucal, and Weyerg a kick by George Maczuga finished the scoring. This series is dominated by SMH, which has Won 12 and lost five. A receiver reaches for a Brady pass, but to no ayail, since Flyer defenders keep him coy- ered daring the 41-0 Homecoming win oyer Clyde. Head Coach Bob Hart gives the squad a pep talk just before the Panthers prepare to take on Clyde. Ball-carrier Mike Lacal meets a stone wall in a vain attempt to score during the Clyde game. Page 93