Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORECARD September M V 9—Geneva........... 8 6 16—Conneaut ....... 20 6 24—Edge wood ...... 14 12 30—Fairport ...... 40 20 October 7—Jefferson ..... 35 0 14—Kirtland ...... 35 6 21—Chardon........ 20 22 28—Perry ......... 35 0 November 4—Ashtabula Harbor 22 0 11—Riverside ....... 6 12 League Games Cheerleaders (left-front to back) Capt. Beth Ward, Debbie Denton, Cheryl Horst (right-front to back) Sandy Wes- ter. Debi Brock way, Judy Jakse Streaks Head Into Successful Season .

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was held on the Madison course with the weather being sunny and chilly. The turnout of spec- tators was, by far, the best that the boys had seen all year. Jay Fabian held first place through- out the race. During the first quarter mile Perry ran good. They were running second, third and fourth with Jim Jack- son and Charlie Rizzo close be- hind. Perry held seventh place, too, followed by Bob Leitch and Gary Blackie. Then our boys pulled out ahead capturing sec- ond, third, sixth and seventh. Jim and Charlie broke up their threesome to finish second and third respectively. Perry fin- ished with a fourth and fifth but Gary Blackie and Bob Leitch caught Perry’s third man to fin- ish sixth and seventh. Perry brought in an eighth while Madison retaliated with a ninth and tenth by Bill McGinnis and Steve Foster. Madison stole the league championship by a 19-40 victory’. Two days later Madison tr av- eled to the Highland Golf Course in Chagrin to partici- pate in the Class A A District Meet. In the meet each team may enter seven varsity run- ners. Madison ran Jay Fabian who placed ninth, Charlie Rizzo who placed 23rd, Jim Jackson who ran 42nd, Gary Blackie who ran 71st, Bob Leitch who ran 53rd, Bill McGinnis who placed 83rd and Mark Nixon The anguish of the last few yards is shown on the faces of Jim Jack- son and Pat Ortiz. who placed 84th. Madison fin- ished seventh with 199 points. The J. V. team also participated and took eighth with a sum of 296 points. Steve Foster placed 19th out of 250 entries. For the last meet of the year Madison went to Kirtland for a W.R.L. meet. Each member of the league ran seven boys. Jay Fabian placed first in the race. Charlie Rizzo brought a fifth, Bob Leitch ninth and Gary Blackie tenth. Madison won with 29 points. Kirtland fol- lowed with 46 points, Perry 59, Chardon 104 and Jefferson 116. The J. V. squad took second place. Madison’s top three run- ners were: Steve Foster, Keith Klein and Tim Jackson. Page 15

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Finish Season with 8-2 Record. Th is has been an outstanding year in Madison’s football history. Our mighty Blue Streak squad rolled up an impressive 8-2 record, taking second in the league. Cheerleaders Sponsored by DAVID HEARN PLUMBING HEATING Head Coach George Opron watch es his strategy in action. Coach Hance watches the board as the Streaks'score again. Coach Danner reports the action on the field to the tower. Page 17