East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-12-11

Peters.
Best Defensive Back, Alal
Thomson.
Best Notebook, Rudi Klauss
Most Improved Player, Jacl
Elstone.
Outstanding Soph o m o r
Player, Ted Riley.
A plaque mounted with ,
coveted as" and carrying th'
signature Of all the boys, wal
presented to DR.. Charles C
Althoff, team physician. DR.
Althoff has had about the busi
est season Of any SHS squat
medic.
Special Award, Frank Kleno
shek. Frank was out all seasor
due to a neck injury sustained
in the first game, but he "stoot
by" and, according to Coacf
Drebus, proved a great mora
support to his teammates.
Special Certificates to Lin
da McHaughey, Athletic De.
partment secretary; and the
assistant secretaries, Bonnie
Zifcab and Karen Kobal.
Awards to the Managers
Dave Aument, Paul Broer, Jack
Haley, Dave Price, Garry
Brent, Jay Green.
There is only one thing more
important than winning g
game. It is to leave the field
with the opponents respect.
Such was a statement of Phi
Dickens, head coach of Indiana u
and the speaker for the '5s
football banquet at Shaw High
Tuesday evening.
Dickens, among the top ten Of
the country's major coaches in
winning percentages, reminded
the boys that while they should
go into every game with the
determination to win, they
should remember that their edu-
cation is No. 1 effort in high
school and college, and that no.
thing should be permitted to in
terfere with it.
Loyalty to school, coaches,
players, fellow students, is an
other requisite, he said, and
should carry over into the busi-
ness Of life.
Every player should also be
a gentleman off the field. He
said there was place for a
player but no place on
the field for a dirty player.
The warning signal was
flashed against being "a locker
room attorney" against lazy
mess, carelessness, dishonesty,
and inability to get along with
people.
Dickens said it is not what one
has done, but the direction in
which one is going, that counts.
Dixon's own rise in his career
reflects this thinking.
A native Of Tennessee, Dickens
coached in several southern
universities before going west
from where he Joined the In
diana coaching staff. He is a
stickler for sound defense, a
firm believer in solid funda-
mental football, with emphasis
on perfection in execution. And
believes that the good training
for football makes for a good
foundation for life.
In the following lists of Back
field and Line Awards ~ in
dicates lettermen, and ("+) in
dicates second year lettermen.
Backfield Awards were pre-
sented by Lou Chulick to Harry
(*), Kent Andrews
(++), Ron Andrews, Joe Billing
ton, Mike Braun, Hugh Daniels,
Larry Davids, Louis DeHaas
~, Tom DiBartolomeo ~,
Mario Gerhardt (++), Steve
Hull, Bernard Keister, Bill
Morris ~, Bill Olson, Don
O'Neil, Roger Owens, Alan
Peters (+), Don Rhodehamel,
Dennis Rogers (**), Ron
Rogish, Dan Schuller, Dick
Schuster, Dave Silvestro ("*),
AL Tomson (+*), Dick Vargo,
Bob Weise(*).
Line Awards were presented
by Paul Burton and Rudy
Libertini to: Nick Barile (*),
Bill Blanchard ~, Carl Chris
topher (+), Earl Cipriani ~,
Ken Connell (**), Dave Davies
(*D, Jack Elstone (+), Mark
Griffiths (+*), Bill Helmer (*+),
Rudi Klauss (+), Ed Nagel (D,
Carl Strack ("), Dave Vaughn
(+), Dick Vaughn (*"), Sheldon
Warren (+), Lou Yacobucci
(*+).
Sophomore Coach Norm
McVicker presented Numerals
to the Junior Varsity players,
as follows: Lynn Miller, Ken
Klug, Jerry Fischer, Bill Kleno-
shek, Jerry Novak, Art AL
massy, Ted Riley, Mike Althoff,
Bobby Augusta, Don Barile,
Ken Barrett, Martin Burin, Joe
C. Cannavino, Dan Horwitz,
George Frey, Dieter Gerhardt,
Gordon Kreilach, Glenn Lake,
Ward Lyndall, Dave Madsen,
Ray Morris, Bert Manuel, Larry
Schmidt, Ron Schott, Gintitis
Valistis, Orville Wright, Bob
Yanosh, Tom Haey, Jay Green
manager.