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

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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

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Members of the 1965 re- serve grid team. ROW ONE: Ed Coles, George Macznga, Steve Hewitt, Tony Andres, Dan Thompson, Rich Kaman, Tom Nejedly. ROW TWO: Tim Smith, Mike Del Aguare, Tom Erne, Bill Mitchell, Den- ny Andres, Rich Kerber, Curt Stein. ROW THREE: Gary Petrick, Steve Stanley, and Roy Ritzenthaler. Reserves, Fresh show winning gridiron spirit Composed of sophomores and juniors, the St. Mary's Reserve football team, who practiced gen- erally with the varsity, attained a 3-1 slate during their '65 season. The Panther Cubs were victorious over Perkins, 12-6, Fremont St. Joe, 28-65 and Margaretta, 15-6. Tiffin Calvert's Senecas were responsible for the only setback, 20-13, in the season's last game. The Panther frosh, coached by Mr. Charles Lococo, were initiated into the current St. Mary's pattern -of success in their 1965 season by posting a 3-1 record for the season. In the season opener, the yearlings fell to the Perkins Pirates, 32-12. Victories were then posted over Fremont St. Joe, 24-09 the Margaretta Polar Bears, 24-6, and, in the season finale, the Huron Tigers, 24-6. Michel. ROW TWO: Bennett, Ed Windan, Steve Kaman, Jack Frosh football players. ROW ONE: Mike Samstag, Jim Smith, Tony Schaeffer, Pat Andres, Larry Renioand, Dan Dave Mark Ackerman, Steve Schippel, Bob Feltner. ROW THREE: Erne, Mark Roth, Mike Dennis, Rick Everett, Paul Wilken. ROW FOUR: Otto Kromer, Paul Fitz, John Smith, Don Corley, and Ralph Nath. Page 95