Starpoint Central School - Starpointer Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

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Row one: J. Beaser, Z. McCollum, J. Ellis, J. Pittler, D. Scales, B. Greig, P. Berry, T. Allen, T. Class, M. Case, B. Hey, Manager. Row two: P. Hurst, T. McGarry, J. Jenks, H, Shenk, J. Hey, D. Walck, E. Hamilton, W. Barraclough, B. Manning, J. Lute. Row three: J Daigler, B. O'Malley, J. Wyant, L. Duscher, J. Calvert, B. Neilson, C. Class, M, Bugen- hagen, B. Shull, J. Otto, D. Hodgekinson, S. Smith, J. Monkelbaan, P. Hagan. Not present: D. Yendes, M. Hagan, Manager. As the 1965-66 wrestling season closed, the Spartans had extended their unbeaten streak to 20 straight. While in the process of outscoring the opposition 638 points to 112 and pinning 121 out of 168 opponents, the team won first place in the Niagara-Orleans Wrestling League. Jim Ellis, John Hey, Bob Manning, Tim Allen, and Phil Hurst were undefeated while Mark Case, Pat Ha- gan, Don Scales, Joe Monkelbaan, Harold Shenk, and Dan Yendes suffered only a single loss. Besides the regular competition, Starpoint was invited to the Maryvale Tournament to wres- tle against Maryvale, Tonawanda, and Orchard Park. Although Starpoint was by far the smallest school competing, our balanced team took the championship and one first place, with Jim Ellis winning the 115 lb. trophy. At the N.Y.S. Section VI Class A Wrestling Sectionals, the Spartans showed tremendous bal- ance by gaining 2 thirds, 4 seconds, and 2 firsts to tie for first place. Phil Hurst and Dan Yendes came in third. Mark Case, Don Scales, Bob Man- ning and Joe Monkelbaan secured second. The two first place winners were the co-captains, John Hey and Jim Ellis. John Hey and Jim Ellis went to the Western New York wrestle-offs. Both ended their four year high school wrestling careers by placing second in all of Western New York in their re- spective weight classes. This undefeated wrestling squad was led by Mr. David Sylves. Under his guidance the Spar- tans grew into a powerful, balanced team and re- corded the best season of wrestling.

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l965 VARSITY BASEBALL Row one: Mr. Edgar, Coach, T. Kuschel. Row two: J. jenks,j. Walck, J. Leaver, M. Keller, K. Fitzrandolph, Manager. Row three: P. Bamburg, R. Burg, T. Kreppenneck, F. Bratek, T. Sherwood, J. Rutherford, A. Lindemuth, A. Hurst, G. Seal. SECOND HALF COMEBACK VARSITY SCORES After a slow start, the 1965 Varsity baseball team came back with three victories in their last four games, losing only a no-hitter to Wilson during the victory stretch. The predominately junior ladened team started six juniors at key positions, while two seniors, Jerry Walck and jack Leaver held outfield positions, and sophomore Mike Keller played first base. A tremendous nucleus will be back for the 1966 season. Returning are seniors Al Hurst, catcher and Tim Sherwood, pitcher, Tom Kreppenneck, second, John Rutherford, shortstop, Greg Seal, third, and Al Lindemuth, outfield. Mike Keller will return at first base. J.V. BASEBALL of SCORES STARPOINT OPPONENT 2 BARKER 3 1 AKRON 6 0 N-W 19 3 WILSON 22 8 MEDINA 1 0 ALBION 19 2 ROY-HART 22 3 GRAND ISLAND 13 16 NEWFANE 4 3 WILSON 12 12 NEWFANE 11 68 STARPOINT OPPONENT 5 BARKER 2 O AKRON 3 0 N-2 9 0 WILSON 3 2 MEDINA 13 0 ALBION 1 5 ROY-HART 4 8 GRAND ISLAND 9 9 NEWFANE 1 3 WILSON 4 7 N EWFANE 1 Row one: M. McDowell, D. Walck, G. Davis, J. Coleman, T. Wagner, C. Raming, L. Ostrowski, R. Lembke, L. Lute. Row two: K. Gailie, Manager, M. Davis, M. Kitcho, G. Galle, D. Schasel, C. Speck, M. Schultz, B. Bug- enhagen, W. Fillman, T. Pitt, J. Reeb, S. Pattison, A. McCollum, A. Man- ning, Manager, Mr. Scuito, Coach.