Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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TOP: Madison's offense sets up for the next play. TOP RIGHT: Mark Faye digs for the first down. ABOVE: Mike Godson gains yard- age as Mike Lawrence watches. RIGHT: John Talbot turns the other cheek for an extra inch. 18 -

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 Gridders Go Through Rough Season Bluestreak football '74, although not as success- ful as in 1973, managed to pull out a fair season. Combined, the three teams compiled a record of 12 wins and 13 losses. Mr. Hribar's second year as coach of the varsity was not as successful as his first. The '74 Streaks racked up a won-lost record of 4-6. Perhaps the best perform- ances put on by the var- sity all season was the homecoming victory over Ashtabula Harbor, 15-14. As queen Liz Elliot looked on, Gary Bukky's hard run- ning and a great goal-line stand, holding back Harbor on the 6-inch line con- tributed to the Streaks second win of the season. Outstanding individual per- formances were numerous. John Talbot's pounding defensive play earned him a spot on the all-NEC first team, and end Al Booth was named to the second team. Seniors Tom Gordon and Steve Girton and Juniors Brian McCully and Randy Nichols shone on the defense. For the offense,Steve Kline's trap blocking was consistently dependable. Mike Godson, Coming back after knee surgery, gained 126 yards in the last game a- gainst Perry. TOP: Mark Faye scores a Blue- streak touchdown against River- side. FAR LEFT: Chris Hoyt (60) breaks through the hoop to kick off a homecoming victory over Ash- tabula Harbor, 15-14. LEFT: The team ready to go. 17

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