Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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1 ii rs ,,....--v Y r Q l ' if. s .Q Guy Burdue struggles to free himself as Coach Wayne Roth Russ Nottke fights to gain control. watches intently. Reserve Grapplers Finish Season With 4-1 Record Don VanWinkIe forces his opponent on his back. li.: s Q Scot Schaeffer looks for an opening. Jim Fortson drives to take down his rival. J- .. 'Qliii fi--f H

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I '-T' 'U' Mike Lewis's opponent struggles to avoid a pin. A.,- ' 4?- .ff Tom Weilnau forces his man on his shoulders to pin him. Bob Gliatta wrestles to another victory: this one over John Althens of Chagrin Falls.

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n Diamondmen Go 5-10 for the Season Edison with its young team compiled a 5-10 won-loss record under the coaching of lVlr. James Boyden. The Chargers, starting slow due to the lack of outdoor practices, won most of their games to- ward the end of the season, showing that ex- perience was needed. Edison was also plagued by errors, as they collected 74 in 15 games. Charger hitting was led by Jim Salmons, .346, who collected 18 hits in 52 times at bat. Kim Graham came on strong and ended his high school baseball career with a .333 batting aver- age with 11 hits in 33 times at bat. Dave Gormley finished third in the race with a .292 mark and 12 hits in 41 times at bat. Gormley led in RBl's with a total of 14, and John Zadell was next with 11. Edison outscored their opponents 7372. 'The Edison Nine lost only two seniors: Bob Raymond and Kim Graham. Graham received the lVlost Valuable Player Award. Paul Slone prepares to bunt against Western Reserve. Jeff Still crosses home plate to tally up another run against Western Reserve. Craig Finnen stretches to put out a Wellington player at first base.