Edmondson High School - View Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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'Pk-w. lx: 4':'i 1 ' ,, 2 g VM Edmondson matmen wound up the season 2 ?i - so with an overall record of 4-4 which is a definite if ' jst, Xt improvement over last year. Coach Ron Siegertfs ---W -W . W, . grapplers compiled l7l points compared to their I My A opponents' 125. J . -. The Redmen made an excellent showing at l f r 1 their first MSA tourney. Representing Edmond- Tu T i son were Herman Briscoe, Bill Brown, Roland Madison, and joe lNoodley. Certainly this season showed a bright future for wrestling at Edmond- son. Junior varsity swimmers under Coach Russ, f who also coached the varsity squad, gained valu- able experience and skills in 10 meets this season. Freestyler Dave Hayden and butterfly specialist lohn Maks gave the most outstanding perform- ances, but the rest of the squad did their best in every race. The record showed 3 wins and 7 losses for the .IV squad. Stiff competition pro- ' -- vided tense moments as many close scores were decided. 1 1 S s v i x Qtr 1 J . - s ' I i ,Z . K S V JY SXYIMMINC TEAM. Front row-Lestei' Smith, Young, Hayden. Rozv two-S. Wilson, C. Snyder, Schmenner, Sam- mons. Row three-Malts. Arnold, McDonald, Jeffers. Raeuchle. Grunters, Strolcers Vex Rivals, WRESTLING TEAM. Front row-C. Kittel, R. Griffin, M. Burciaga, WVoodley, B. Brown, Charles Hill. Ron' two-R. Madi- son, B. Smith, O. Walker, M. Lane, C. Rogers, R. Nelson, H. Briscoe. Row three-J. Blaney. C. lllheeler, W. Chase, B. Zachidny, S. McArthur, J. Young, P. Mfatson, R. Aughenbaugh, K. Oliver, Mr. Siegert. . I X

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