Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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l l Dale Weitzel clears the high jump bar at 5'-4 . Edison 85 Edison 45 Edison placed fourth Edison 66M Edison placed sixth Edison 72M Edison placed fifth Edison 63 District Conference Edison 38 l Won -Loss Western Reserve 42 Willard 83 Ashland Relays Toledo Blade Relays 8th Place Custalia Invitational 3rd Place Mapleton 602 Columbia Station Invitational Huron Norwalk St. Paul 59M 29 Firelands Invitational Cleveland South Columbia Station 61 M 31 M Sectional Tied for 9th 22nd 'lst lVlarga retta St. Wendelin 73 47 Tim Fox tries for first place at the shot put. At right, Dan Pritt finishes second against Western Reserve. Edison won Championship Firelands Conference Front Row: Dan Pritt, Tim Fox, Doug Risner, Dennis Spradlin, Joe Ross, Mark Mills, Allen Burris, Flon Wallace, Keith Cochran. Flow Two: Tom Sanders, Don Opfer, Jim Fortson, Gary Shoop, Dale Weitzel, Brad Hayes, Bruce Kinnard, Jim Springer, Rob Peterson. Flow Three: Ed Knallay, Darrell Caskey, Scott Schaeffer, Ed Justi, Steve Meyer, Craig Gribben, Ed Punotky, Bill Weitzel. Row Four: Arthur Marks, John Bostater, Gorden Moyer, Mike Shover, Ty Martin, Jeff Chauvin. Row Five: Mike Phillips, Bill Seaman, Rick Trimble, Curt Hansen, Dan Hutchinson.

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Track Team Champs Edison track capped off a successful season by winning the Firelands Conference Champion- ship for the second year in a row. The Chargers were 3-1 in dual meets, the only loss was to Willard. Nine school records were broken, and one conference record was tied during the course of the year. Dennis Spradlin broke the school re- cord in the 100 yard dash l10.0l, tied the con- ference mark l10.4l, ran the 220 yard dash in l22.9l seconds and was also a member of the 880 yard relay team which included Joe Ross, Dan Pritt crosses the finish line in the 880 relay with a school record of 1 min. 34.8 sec. at the Firelands Conference meet. Dennis Spradlin is way ahead of everybody f f f Two Years in a Row Dan Pritt, and Don Opfer. John Bostater smashed the school marks in both the shot put l48'6 l and discus l135'l. Dan Pritt excelled in the long jump l20'8 l. Tom Sanders pole vaulted to a record 12 feet. Ron Wallace gutted his way to set a new stand- ard in the mile l4:42.3l. Joe Ross was voted as the lVlost Valuable Player of the track squad. Coach John Feye- delem was extremely pleased with the Chargers. He exclaimed, We went as far as our determina- tion carried us. After winning the Firelands Conference Crown, Coach Feyedelem is about to be thrown into the shower. else in the 100 yard dash. WM-' Joe Ross is about to hand the baton off to Don Opfer in the 880 relay.

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Golf Returns This Year to Edison. Golf returned to Edison after a one year absence. Despite the lack of experience, the team managed to come up with a 49 record under the coaching of lVlr. David Grimm. Varsity members of the team were seniors: Ken De- Lamater and Joel Pickering, and juniors: Rob Johnson and Chuck lVlcConnelI. Low rounds for the year were turned in by Ken DeLamater and Joel Pickering with 43's. Ken DeLamater was se- lected as most valuable. The Reserve team went 0-3 for the year. Members were juniors: Dennis Boose, Walt Fraser, Bill Fecych, and fresh- man: Rich Hemchek. 'V Y k ,A g , 5, , , HAH, . Left to Right: Ken DeLamater, Joel Pickering, Coach David Grimm,. Rob JohnSOf1 Chuck lVlcConnell. With Joel Pickering looking on, Chuck McConnell practices for the next match. Ken De Lamater practices his swing for upcoming matCheS.