Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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FAR UPPER LEFT: Maik Fay hands the ball off to Bob Nichols. LEFT: Bob Nichols awaits help from his teammates. MIDDLE: Madison's line holds St. John to no gain. BOTTOM LEFT: Greg Rice blocks the opponents advance. Best Wishes To The Class Of ’76 from the home of the HUBBA-HUBBA and the HUB-RIDGE FARM MARKET Hubbard Rd., Madison, Ohio 19

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Tide Turns, Streaks Finish 5-5 This year’s football team underwent a complete turnaround in the last half of the season, finishing 5- 5 with many outstanding players. Dan Messerall was named the Trophy World Player of The Week for his per- formance against Conneaut and News-Herald Player of the Week when he ran for 218 yards against Perry. Brian McCully was named ’’Lineman of The Year1' and Steve Magda’s perfor- mances included a tremen- dous catch to set up the winning touchdown against Riverside. The team will lose several valuable players due to graduation, especially in the line. Maybe the greatest honor for Bluestreak football 75 came when the all-NEC lineups were published. Brian McCully at end, Dan Messerall at halfback, and Steve Magda at defensive tackle were named to the first team; the second team included Dave Ell- iott at guard and lineback- ers Randy Nichols and Mike Agrippa. We wish those boys leav- ing the team the best of luck in the future, and those coming back next year a very good season. 18

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TOP LEFT: Rick Keyse leads the pack. TOP MIDDLE: Coach Sears reads off the times. CENTH : Seniors Ric Rumble and Jim Lake stride down the hill. TOP RIGHT: The JV team starts the race against Chardon. FAR RIGHT: Jerry Bevan and Mike Jewett are far in the lead. ABOVE: Tom Galvin contemplates his performance. LOWER RIGHT: A hard race is completed by Jim Galvin, Paul Kershaw and Bill Rand. 20