Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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FAR UPPER LEFT: One of our guys takes a practice swing. UPPER LEFT: T alking over the big game. LEFT: Mr. Miller and Mr. Higley look over the golf team. TOP: Kiki Webb shows her style of swing. ABOVE: Joe Paquin trys for a birdie. 23

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Golf Has .500 Season The golf team had a good season this year, posting a 10-10-1 record but dis- sapointingly ending up in seventh place in the lea- gue. Coach Higley said that this year’s team was one of the most enjoyable to work with and that the J. V. team was one of the best he had ever had. The J. V. team ended their season with a 13-5 record. Mr. Higley also commented that the up-coming teams would have much talent to look forward to.

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Grapplers Take NEC—The Fourth Time This year’s Bluestreak, wrestling team came back as strong as ever, finishing 11-1 and wrapping up a fourth NEC championship. The Streaks wrestled one of their toughest schedules ever and at one time during the season were rated seventh in the greater Cleveland area by the Plain Dealer. From the opening of the season in Chardon on December 6 to its finish here February 10 it seemed almost all the grapplers could do was win. They ate up the NEC like it was cake, 24 and only had a little more trouble in the independent matches, knocking off A-AA State champion Kenston and AAA champs Eastlake North within a week of each other. The only loss was a squeak- er at the hands of West Geauga (in a double dual with Newbury), 27-25. Perhaps the proudest mom- ent for the Streaks came on Valentine’s Day when they had their fourth NEC championship clinched be- fore the second session of wrestling was over. Madi- son finished first with 182 1 2 points.