Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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w W -'-:anna Y ' 1 1 -a-345, I lr wwf? i avcfii irq. 1 E Rifle Team - Tom Klinger, lVlr. Don Day, Coach, Don Leimbach, David Clyde, Bob Wilcox, Jim Garwood, Darrell Maines, Gordon Nloyer, Scott Burras, Patricia Delamater, and Jerry Drake. Rifle Team Places Fourth Edison Rifle Team was in second place for the first three matches. The last three matches proved disaterous when the team dropped into fourth place. Some of the matches were in Milan at the Milan Elementary School. The majority of the matches were held at Oak Habor Conservation League. Bob Wilcox, Tom Klinger, Jim Garwood, Jerry Drake, Gordon lVloyer, Scott Burris, Brian Willis, and Barb Hillis were the regular match members. First place honors on the A Team went to Bob Wilcox. Darrell lVlaines took second place on the A Team. On the B Team, Jerry Drake came in first and Barb Hillis took second place. Elected officers for the school year vvere president, Bob Wilcox, vice presi- dent, Tom Klingerp secretary, Patricia Delamaterg and treasurer, Jim Gar- wood. The instructor for the Rifle Team was lVlr. Donald Day. He was assisted by lVlr. David Grimm. Bob Wilcox distributes ammunition and Trish Delamater grades targets. Rifle Teamfl 59

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Ann ls National Champion Another throw over forty feet is achieved. Ann Heckelman, senior, first became interested in track in 1971. A former teacher, Miss Ann Kolodzik helped to stimulate Ann's interest in track and other sports. She was a member of the girls' track team which was organized by Miss Kolodzik. Ann became a member of the track team organ- ized by lVlr. Bill Ream of Norwalk. An x-ray tech- nician at Fisher Titus Hopsital, he has trained and guided his team members for competition in the A.A.U. regional, state, and national tournaments. For her javelin toss Ann became the A.A.U. 1973 National Champion. She was 1973 State Champion in the shot-put and discus events. Training started in late April for Ann. She prac- ticed and worked every evening with various calis- thenics, running, and special exercise programs be- fore she began to work on her distance. Her prac- tice sessions were held usually at Whitney Field, Edison, or her home and continued through the summer into the fall. Ann intends to continue developing her athletic prowess and plans to compete at the state and national levels. Successful competition would lead to a membership on the 1976 United States Olympic Team. Ann Heckelman!161