Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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Row 1 L to R.-Rich Svagerko, Herb Prince, Dave Pethel. Max Seymour, Jack Holl, Russ Childs, Jake Mavko, Reggie Hathaway, Mike Brown, Bob Sater, Jeff Lintern. Row 2 L to R.-Mike Kalinsky, Tom Hunter, Ted Bukky, Gary Brown, John Reigert, Dave Peters, Doug Norris, Mike Stewart, Bob Trivisonno, Mike Murray, Bill Smith. Row 3: L. to R.-Bob Wilson (Man- ager), Jim Edmundson, Bob Misch, Ralph Lyons, John Kuhn, Joe Cook, Ken Williams. Rod Fisher, Clair Wright (Manager). Fight a little harder uige cheer- leaders Debbie Brockway and Deb- bie Denton. 8-2 Season Summary: Sept. 8 Geneva 20 8 15 at Conneaut 38 6 22 Edgewood 24 6 29 Perry 28 8 Oct 6 at Fairport 26 20 13 Jefferson 42 0 20 at Kirtland 36 22 27 at Chardon 0 6 Nov. 2 at Ash. Hbr. 20 36 10 at Riverside-Forfeited to Madison •League Game

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J.v. Squad Represents Future Success of the Varsity Gridiron Following in the footsteps of an outstanding varsity team, Junior Varsity football produced sparkling action, concentrated determination and an overall winning sea- son. Guiding the underclass- man through this season were Coach Kovats and Melin. In the course of the sched- ule, the team met many of the same schools which faced our varsity. The early weeks of the season were characterized with a slow start, due to in- experience and many injuries. But as the season pro- gressed, the J. V.'s made needed improvements which really got things rolling. Fol- lowing a loss to the Perry team, the Streaks gathered in three consecutive victories from Fairport, Jefferson, and Kirtland. Opposing lines clash after the snap The clash with Kirtland proved to be the greatest sea son highlight. The offense clicked brilliantly and the de- fense shutout the Hornets, thus turning the game into a complete rout for Madison. Thus we ended the season with a very respectable record of four wins, three losses, and one tie. Especially contributing to the success of the season was the defense, which displayed consistant strength. Many of the scores against the Streaks resulted from interceptions and fumbles. Aside from the fine win- loss record, the Junior Var- sity's competitive action sup- plied another important result. Valuable playing experience was gained by many players who will continue to represent MMH's name on future foot- ball fields. Because of the school's future position in a new athletic league, the mem- bers of the J. V. squad are presented with a greater chal- lenge of proving their ability and spirit to new opponents. The J. V. season at a glance Madison 6 . . . . Geneva 0 Madison 6 . . . . Conneaut 6 Madison 0 . . . . Edgewood 26 Madison 14...........Perry 22 Madison 20........Fairport 6 Madison 22......Jefferson 8 Madison 46........Kirtland 0 Madison 6.......Chardon 12 21