Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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RQ NNY ' Q 5 Q Islsxex' bt May I have this balI? Yes, you may. Nancy Haegel fights for the ball. Oh, please go in , says Diane Moyer. Diane Moyer drives for a basket. Girls' BasketbaIl!165

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x. - N:- f '-1 . 1 i F1 164!Girls' Basketba Girls Tie For First Bev Pomeroy aims for two points. Ending in a tie for first place with lVlonroeville, the Girls' Bas- ketball team completed a success- ful season. Under the guidance of their coach, lVlrs. Jean Cromley, the team's record was five wins and one loss. Their victories were over Black River, Western Reserve, Nlonroeville, and New London. The game with South Central was their only defeat. Leading in points and rebounds for the Black River and Western Reserve games were Nancy Haegel and Bev Pomeroy. With a total of seventy-five points for the season, senior Ann Heckelman was the leading scorer. She also averaged twelve rebounds per game. Last year the girls' basketball team posted a 1-6 record. There was a mark improvement in the performance of each team mem- ber. lVlrs. Cromley commended the team for their outstanding season. Girls Basketball Team - Row one: Kris Buehrle. Bow tvvo: Nancy Haegel, Pam Leveritt, and Bonnie Garwood. Row three: Tammy Burtscher, Robin Taylor, Bev Pomeroy, Pat Hall, Kathy lVlalone, Diane lVloyer, and Nlelinda Booth.

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Row one: Cheryl Zaberski, Kris Buehrle, Annette Gliatta, Mary Booker, Holly Kinnard, Jean Hoffman, Nancy Haegel. Flow two Sue Heckelman, Pat Best, Nancy Hart, Julie Mockler, Kim Magee, Roberta Bogan, Janet Carver, Sallie Pyle, Marci Woolever. Flow three Debbie Hoag, Dana Wigner, Dawn Shively, Terry Lowry, Micheyle Mclntyre, Betty Soviak, Melinda Booth, Ann Frankboner, Flaidean Habeck. Row four: Diane Moyer, Vicki Lehmann, Marilyn Krause, Kathy Latrany, Libby Toler, Sheryl Old, Vicki King, Pat Sanders Jean Meyers, Mrs. Martha Vartorella, adviser. Flow five: Bonnie Garwood, Bev Pomeroy, Karen Buehrule, Lois Woolever, Sheree Mortensen. Flow six: Bev Weilnau, Kahty Malone, Ann Heckelman, Linda Lake, Pat Hall, Joanne Stein, Kathy Buehrle, Cindy Gllatta G.A.A. Has Nine Senior Members Membership was opened in the G.A.A. to girls who met the established scholastic and ath- letic qualifications. They par- ticipated in such sports as vol- leyball, basketball, and softball. Four year members included Patty Hall, Linda Lake, Bev Weilnau, Ann Heckelman, Ludie Ezell. Other seniors in G.A.A. were Kathy Malone, Joanne Stein, Cathy Buehrle, and Cindy Gliatta. 166!G.A.A. G.A.A. members play volleyball after school. Girls are ready for the rebound