Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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1. jamie Sulzbach, Sandy Hull, Col- leen Kohler, Karen Cicenas, and Polly Gibbon strive to make it first to the finish. 2. Karen Cicenas gave 100% in every race and ran well consistently. 3. Freshman varsity letterman, Polly Gibbon. 4. Sandy Hull showed consistent im- provement in the second half of the season. 5. Lori Smith, Angela Stubblefield, and Kris Michelson. 6. Jamie Sulzbach, the 1 runner for two straight years. 7. Mr. Pavesich times his speeding Streakettes.

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 -OH Win Kenston Invitational. The girls' cross country team had a great season this year with a won - lost record of 6 - 1. Champions at the Kenston In- vitational, the girls' cross country team came in second at the Cloverleaf and Chagrin Falls In- vitational, third at the Willough- by South and Dover Invitationals, and fourth at the Wadsworth In- vitational and the All-Ohio meet. Jamie Sulzbach was third or better in all but two major meets and was the individual champion at the Kenston Invitational. There were only two seniors on the team; Nancy McDonald and Jackie Kloes. Others who were awarded letters were Sandy Hull, Karen Cicenas, Colleen Kohler, Jamie Sulzbach, and Polly Gibbon. The J.V. team consisted of sophomores Kris Michelson, Laurie Smith, and Angela Stubblefield. Next year five of the top runners will be returning for another season and they hope to qualify for the state cross country meet. MX £ k Sf- .t m • 24

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Golf Team Goes Through Rough Season. 26 The golf team struggled through a rough and wet season this year. Playing in bad weather all year, the team managed to pull an upset over Riverside, a state contender last year. The varsity golfers repre- senting the school this year were senior Dennis Rave; jun- iors Dave Isaac, Greg Quirk, Joe Paquin, and Dennis Smith; sophomore Bill McGee; and freshman Bill Hoffman. The team should be a con- tender since only one senior is on the team.