Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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On the following night the Streaks went to Riverside. After leading for the entire game, the Blue Streaks lost control in the fi- nal minutes. The Beavers surged ahead to a one point lead. The Streaks looked for a win, but lost the ball again. Riverside scored again and won by three points, capping off a 3 game losing streak for our boys, Friday, the 13th of January, brought a change of luck for the Streaks which lasted for 6 games. On this night, the Streaks hosted Perry and won an easy victory. The string of wins mounted on the next night as the Streaks romped over Jefferson in an away game. Victory was even sweeter on the night of the 20th. Chardon came a visiting and went home in hu- miliation. The following evening, the Streaks walloped Edgewood, to the amazement of the Ashtabula crowds. Dale Crane reaches above a Perry Pirate for a stray shot. The weekend of January 27th was sweet indeed. On Friday night, the Fairport Skippers came to Madison. The Streaks romped home to an overwhelming victory. They were now assured of second place in the W. R. L. Ashtabula Harbor came for a visit to wind up the home season. The Streaks won another easy vic- tory to end their six game winning streak of the season. February brought ill winds for the Streaks cage hopes. In the roughest game of the year, the Streaks lost to Kirtland by a wide margin. They were beat again the following night at St. John. They were completely dejected by the end of this weekend. The Streaks defeated Perry 79- 69 to wind up their season on the road. They have had a winning season this year with 10 victories and 7 defeats. Bottom left- Varsity Cheerleaders: front (left to right); Sandy Wester and Debbi Brockway help Debbi Brockway, Debbi Denton. Judy lead the student body in cheers during the Jakse, Cheryl Horst, back; Beth Ward, pre-game. and Sandy Wester.

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The good feeling was not to last long, however. The following week the Streaks closed 1966 at Geneva. The Geneva Eagles romped home to an easy victory by defeating the Streaks 71-44. The bad news did not stop at Geneva. The following week the Streaks hosted Kirtland. The Hor- nets controlled the ball all through the game, easily defeating the Streaks. J.V. Cheerleaders: front; Gwyn Raico, left front; Sue Bodle, right front; Connie Brockway, left rear; Kay Lcininger, and right rear; Cathy Potemera. Jeff Lintern struggles with a Perry player to gain control of the ball. Chuck Billington scores an easy lay-up

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J V BASKETBALL Tim Smith, Mike Jack HolL Ray Hall. Doug Norris and Stewart, Rich Svagerko, Ray Billington, Mark Nixon. Bob Leitch, Jim Foster, Dave Globig, VARSITY BASKETBALL - Charlie Riz- tern, Phil Tatar. .Greg Oldani, Don Coch 20, Herb Prince, Gary Burns, Charlie Bill- erell and Norbert Doland. ington, Jim Jackson, Dale Crane, Jeft Lin-