Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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Freshmen Cagers Lose All Mike Phillips passes to Bill Seaman against Willard. Front Row: Terry Speer, Pat Livengood, Darrow Maines, Larry McCoy, Emery Putnoky, Brian Willis. Row Two: Charles Radich, Coach: Randy Taylor, Bill Seaman, Mike Phillips, Jeff Vaughan, Jeff Geason. Won - Loss We They Norwalk St. Paul 30 37 Mapleton 32 47 New London 41 50 Huron 21 35 Margaretta 29 41 Mapleton 13 48 New London 30 50 Huron 29 65 Willard 26 57 Norwalk 32 51 Norwalk St. Paul 36 55 Perkins 44 51 Brian Willis shoots over a Mapleton defender.

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Front Row: Manager, Tom Klepperg Jim Pyle, Steve Crecelius, Kim Ground, Ron Noftz, Dan Lake, Bill Latham. Row Two: Jerry Osborne, Coach, Paul Pickrell, Micky Payne, Ralph 0'Hara, Paul Phillips, Chuck McConnell, Dale Shane. Reserve Cagers Have Successful Season Won -Loss 1 2 use We They 4 Black River 38 36 Monroeville 38 56 South Central 40 44 Western Reserve 35 20 Norwalk 32 54 Firelands 35 45 Norwalk St. Paul 44 38 Huron 42 47 Mapleton 40 47 New London 48 38 Black River 39 36 Margaretta 33 50 Monroeville 33 31 South Central 43 33 Western Reserve 43 36 Norwalk St. Paul 38 47 Mapleton 40 44 New London 50 35 Poised, Chuck McConnell shoots the ball against South Central.

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Glialta, Einerson Go to State Edison had two state competitors this year in Bob Gliatta and Jeff Einerson. Gliatta finished runner-up at the state tournament, but Einerson lost in the first session. After losing seven veterans and with only three seniors returning, the Chargers,coached by lVlr. David Kile, compiled a five and three vvon- loss record for dual meets. During the season the grapplers captured the runner-up spot in the Edison Invitational, tvvelfth at the Toledo Whitmer Tournament, and repeated as Firelands Conference Champions. Senior Tri-Captains Joe Floss, Tom Weilnau, and Bob Gliatta anchored the team. Ross finished the season with an 11-6-1 record. He also finished first at 135 lbs. in the Edison ln- vitational, first in the Firelands Conference, and fourth in the sectionals. Weilnau, a four year Ietterman, compiled a 19-6 record at 165 lbs., and his accomplishments included second place at the Edison Invitational, first place in the Firelands Conference, and fourth in the sectionals. Gliatta, a three year member of the squad, posted a 20-5 record, at 155 lbs. He captured the runner-up spot in the Edison Invitational, first in the Firelands Conference, runner-up at Whitmer, and was runner-up at both sectional and district action. Jeff Einerson, 112 Ib. junior, was another consistent performer. He held a 22-2-1 record. In the process, he was king of the Edison I tional, Firelands Conference, and sectionals. placed third at the district. I Dan Willis looks for an opening from his Vermilion opponent. Exhausted, Bob Gliatta's hand is raised in victory.