Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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Team Retains “The Little Brown Jug.’’ This year's football team proved to compete better in the second half of the season, bringing our record up to 3-6-1 overall. The boys practiced long and hard for this season's events, spending many hours a day preparing for the opposition. The ef- fort paid off in the end as the team brought forth two wins in a row at the end of the season and managed to score in most of their other games. Many outstanding players contributed to the success of the season with tough de- fensive and offensive playing. Varsity sen- iors Mark Fay and Mike Agrippa received the Trophy World player-of-the-week A- ward for their action against St. John. Our team started out the season minus a few players, losing them to such injuries as broken legs and separated shoulders. These problems did not stop our Streaks, however, as they rolled over Perry 20 to 8, surprised St. John 19 to 14, defeated Edgewood 13 to 6, and held Ashtabula City scoreless. This year's varsity football cheerlead- ers were captain Sue Gielink, Joyce Klebe, Sandy Wirfel, Linda Saari, Kathy Dense, and Sue Zimmerle. These girls spent many hours throughout the summer and after school practicing for games and as- semblies . 12

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