A slashing runner with an exceptional ability to cut, Ray Sattler ranks as one of the finest all-around athletes ever to attend Cardinal Mooney High School. He combined sprinter's speed with toughness to absorb an opponents initial hit, recover,and add an additional yard to the play. His four TD's against Ursuline in 1961 powered Mooney to a 32-14 win and his 169 yard effort against Chaney on eight carries in 1962 paced Mooney's 4806 victory. Defensively, he made a habit of pilfering opponents' aerials, tallying nine interceptions his senior year.

He was an All-City and All-Diocesan performer both his junior and senior years, averaging nearly seven yards per carry. His career totals would have been even more remarkable if he didn't have to share the football with two other Hall of Fame inductees, Joe Mogulich and Joe Minotti.

Ray earned a football scholarship to Miami of Florida and is now employed by Ohio Edison as Distribution Dispatch Supervisor. Ray and his wife Lois have three daughters and live in Hubbard.