Florida High School - Floridian Yearbook (Florida, OH)

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I.If Q A. . ' Q Fveryone who watches or partxclpates 1n athletlcs gets a thrlll when a basket IS scored or when someone hlts a home run Sport enthuslasm IS world wlde even though color of the skln or the types of government of the people are different Why IS athletics an essentlal part of our world today? One who partxclpates 1n sports gets the very much needed rec reatlon and pure enj oyment of belng of part of some game We stress athlet1cs because lt helps to develop a good mmd Through athletlcs one can release h1S pent up emotions perhaps through hrs abxlrty to play some game When one plays any game he has a sense of freedom wh1ch overtakes any klnd of nervous stra1n Sportsmanshlp fa1r play and the conslderatxon of those who play wxth you make the true Sportsman One who strlves for the good performance IH whatever game he plays creates a never say die attltude whxch IS valuable ln every undertaklng ln llfe Sports are as old as th1s world ltself the games that we play may need new rules and faster compet1t1on but the age old deslre for recreation and fun remalns Through the Olympxc games we may draw curselves closer to other countrles People may talk of de emphasl IHQ sports today but tnat yy ould do no one any good and lt would do wrong to mllllons of people Sports wlll contlnue to grow ln popularlty as long as the vt orld 15 a place Where one can choose hrs own wants and enjoyments for all those vsno take part and wholesome recreatlon for those who only look on A ch1ld plays not because he IS young But he IS young oecause he plays MTM D 74 K m . if f - - V I . 'I ,' ,' - v. 1 c 1 Jig? b'? :N T 5 J f y . -f-i - N 'pm--- ' f n I th ff ' Y , K -'H -W I Y, . . . . , , , Y . u . - U . . ,. . . . . . . , . 1 , , l . . 7 . 4 .Z. V 5 s I , I . , . . V. . . .. . . Y I . . V .- ' 1 - - .