Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

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Cross Country john Kelly; Dave Gill; Steve Kincaid; Roger Ertel; Ernest Klerks; Steve FRONT ROW: Mark Ingram; Bruce Creighton; Paul Fairrhild; Dnn Ulrey; Don Fallen; Mark Seifert. Hershey; Bill Grundeman; Dave Ertel; Dave Forlines. HACK RUH'; Wrestling, under the direction of Coach Hof- The Cross Country team, in its second year at Madeira, continued in the footsteps of last yearts feld, has been instituted at Madeira. The mat- undefeated team. Although the team this season men, though very inexperienced, finished the season with a very respectable record and great didn,t finish with a perfect record, it was, never- theless, highly successful. promise for the coming years. Wrestling Team Steve johnson; Bob Arduser; John Kelly; Pete Sanders; Ccorgc Whitley; ROBCh; T Ellt 1- D B k; ohn Lalhan. ROW TWO: Randy Bill Cseplo; Steve Malone; Steve Walker; Mike Brendamour; Jim Fuller; Erry mt, oug cc J Dean Eccles; Phil Slegman; Denny Balsly; Jeff Perkins; Mike Erns- ROW ONE: Coach Hamid; Mark Messerly: Steve Lorins: Greg POW; J3! Tanner; Rick Brown; Delbert Hayman; Mike Smith: Bob Chaucrson; Dan Lewis; Frank Chatterson; Ed Wipper. ROH' THREE: Bob Tower: ting; Phil Perkins.

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Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT left to rightiDehbir Aspinwztll. Judy Rnbertsont Valerie Knehlcr. Captain Daryl Denecke. Iletilx'iiCaml Mnrse. Susie Htmsinger. Cheerleaders Our Cheerleaders are a vivacious and enthusi- astic group of girls. Both Varsity and junior Varsity squads are made up of six members elected by the student body each spring. Besides their regular duties of leading Cheers at all games, the girls participate in many other spirit bolstering activities. The Cheer- leaders play a major part in planning successful pep rallies. At these pep rallies, the cheerleaders lead cheers, teach new ones, and often present highly original skits. When not cheering at games, practicing, or planning pep rallies, the girls, in co-operation with the Pep Club, can often be seen selling bus tickets to our away games, plastering the walls with posters, or coming up with other gim- micks to generate enthusiasm for our teams Everyone at M.H.S. will surely agree that our Cheerleaders do a great job when it comes to kindling school spirit. JV Cheerleaders: Left to righIwDeni Schweini Debbie Lindner, Marilyn Freeset Lisa Lockwood. Tricia Gill. Amy Hurst. 20 v. i w ??gxw

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l BasketbaH The Mustang quintet, behind the leadership of co-captains Bill Trefzger and Mike Gregg, had a successful season this year. After heart breaking losses to Mariemont and Sycamore, the Mustangs came back and fought hard to win the majority of the games remaining. As for the players, Trefzger led the team in both scoring and rebounding and Gregg stopped many a score by his excellent defensive perfor- mances. Tom Hayman, also a very proliEc scorer, pulled down many clinch rebounds as did Mark Russele a herce competitor. Bill Schmalfuss, the Mustang playmaker, was also very successful in scoring and had Hue offensive play. Mark Ste- venson, an excellent passer and rebounder, was a very conscientious defensive player. Bob Clark, the Mustang center, was also a very good re- bounder and defensive player. 22