Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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Above—Scott Wilde puts his all into the tip-off while Rob Winton looks on. Above Right—Punch him, Rob, punch him. Right—Steve Miller leaves the floor on a warm-up shot.

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Above—The 1972 Madison Cross Country Team and NEC winners! CASTAWAYS Geneva on the Lake's 1 Fun Spot PAINESVILLE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Printer of the Bluestreak Football Program Quality Printing With-Service Tom Bain—Manager 324 N. State Street Painesville, Ohio 44077 354-4142 28

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Streaks Tough Season on Hardwood The 1972-73 basketball season was not especially rosy for our Bluestreak cage squad. Their 3-16 final won-loss rec- ord shows plenty of losses all right, but it doesn't say how close those losing games were. The J.V. and Varsity squad both lost several close games. The J.V. season record was 6-12 this year, many of which were close losses. Scott Wilde and DanGirdler were this year's most improved cagers, but Rob Winton was the player that really shone through the seeming darkness of the dismal record posted by the Streaks. Rob led the team in nearly every catagory. Rob was the leading scorer with 349 points with Scott Wilde second scoring 230 points. Rob Winton pulled 171 re- bounds off the glass this sea- son with 165 by Scott Wilde. This season saw Rob score his 700th career point in the last home game against Conn- eaut. He scored 725 points in his three years on Madison's Varsity by the final tally of the tournament game against Conneaut. Next year's team will be minus only two of this year's players; Rob Winton and Russ Trufant. Not to mention the fact that the two Sophomores on the team, Mike Lawrence and Mike Kellison, both did first rate jobs on the team this year. Support your local YMCA courtesy of BETTY BRITE COIN LAUNDRY SAND'S MOBILE HOMES is open 8760 hours this year Route 20, North Madison 30