Trotwood Madison High School - Rambler Yearbook (Trotwood, OH)

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First Row, left to right: Head Coach Don Eby, Coach Gary Aiken, Stamm, Todd Kelchner, lee Brewer, Allen Garber, Steve Sadow. C d' T Dennis Parkhill, Al en Bayes, Ton1yBozarth, Fred Fry, Lance Cyr, Fifth Row, left to right: Jack Sells, Terry Kloth, Ted Meyers, Ken Coach Jim DuBro, Coach John But er. Second Row: Richard Taylor, Oren, Doug Booher, Jim Murdock, Jeff Derringer, Mike Schweigert, 2 Managerg Steve Derringer, Manaagerg Chuck Bo-ehme, Jeff Rohrer, Garg Fosnaugh, Winn Brown, Ray Beck, Sam Dewey. Sixth Row: Randy Truesdale, Mike Owens, rilg Jensen, Kevin Philips: Dave Ric Goldberg, John Gilllzland, Paul Gray, Ernie Webster, Tim - Gauer and Brent Bowman, Managers. Third Row: Jim Rufener, Bob Case, Russ Nietert, Bill Stiffler, Farley Tolpen, Scott Jackson, Dan Windmiller, Jonathan McKinney, Mike Gayman, Ken Brown, Dave Schlee, Jim Fulmer, Ron Collins. Seventh Row: George Sparks, f i Morgan, Bob White, Jim Matusoff, Alandus Harrison, Brian Bowman Chris Fer uson, John Smith, Terr Byrd, Jeff Berger, Greg Mcliiban, M21uriCe Speaks. Fourth Row:- IOhf1 BlaHkSI1ShiP, I01'1T1 Barok, Joe Ken Lancgs, Mike Niswonger, Jack Powell, Jerry Hurd, Scott Unger, Bell, Craig Domsitz, Tom Clark, Lary Gayman, Mike Roush, Ed Larry White. ,frr 4 ,N Football 970 The 1970 Rams are seen kicking off during an exciting year. The Rams took on the state's number one team, the Massillon Tigers, Our opening game at Massillon was an unfortunate '71-0 loss, The Rams beat the Brookville Blue Devils in the exciting last few seconds of the game 25-22, The Rams, high after their exciting game against Brookville, set their eyes on Oakwood and a 2-O league record, but a bad break in the last minute of play saw the Rams drop a fierce battle 33-14, The Ram Gridders, with revenge in their eyes, went out to beat a highly rated Tipp City squad and destroyed them 33-18, 95

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Cross Country 1970 RESULTS THEY T-M Brookville 27 29 Milton-Union 50 47 Tipp-City 57 Northridge 65 Jefferson 21 40 West Carrolton 18 76 Brookville 58 Northridge 76 Northmont 19 44 Vandalia 53 22 Oakwood 64 INVITATIONALS Fairview 14th Fairmont East 10th Brookville 5th Worthington 21st S . W. B.L . 5th Springfield District 7th F. i z 2 Larry Craycraft broke Tom Ne1son's school record with a time of 10:15,

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1 T T f WIAL r ' to Allen Garber leaps through the victory hoop before the Oakwood Game. Five Ram Gridders are discussing future action. The Rams continued to pound S,W,B,L, foes with a 33-16 crushing of Northridge, The Rams then ventured to Vandalia to do battle with the Aviators but came home heartbroken with a 18-12 loss, The Rams then prepared to do battle with the Eaton Eagles in the homecoming clash and bounced back with a homecoming victory over Eaton 36-8, In their traditional game with rival Northmont, the Ram Gridders went out to up- set the league leading Thunderbolts but were stunned by a 28- 0 loss. After the loss to Northrnont, the Rams wanted to do some scoring so they annihilated West Carrolton 40-O. The last game was with Milton-Union when the Rams were soundly beaten 54-26,