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Picture 1969-Tony presenting gift to Mr. Keils. Awards On November 20th, 1961, the Awards Ban- quet took place in the gym, from 6:00 to 10:00 P.M. The major intention of this banquet was to honor those who contributed to the glory of our school. After a pot-luck dinner, awards and letters were presented to our outstanding boys, who had won for Strongsville High School both championships: baseball and football, 1960- Picture 1561-George Kapcar: most valuable baclcfield player. Picture 942-Tony Delia: most improved football player. Picture 43-Paul Zajacs presenting a base- ball gift to Mr. Young. Picture 96,44-Robbie Cash ancl Doug Knappe receiving their awards as out- standing liners. 1 ,f ,. .f x
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Banquet 1961. Awards were also presented to outstand- ing band members. Adding to the success of the evening we had the pleasure of hearing Mr. Bill Edwards, head football coach of Wittenburgh College. The baseball and football trophies were presented to the school by George Kapcar and Paul Zajacs. Picture 5445-Paul Zaiacs: most valuable player in baseball. Picture 3626-Paal Zaiacs receiving the county trophy in baseball. Picture 47-jim Ward: Most oatsandirzg squad leader. Picture 9948-Kathy M iller: Most outstand- ing squad member. isis?
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