Valley Forge High School - Archive Yearbook (Parma Heights, OH)

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Larry Selivaniv and George Durand wait for the referee's whistle to start the match. I TR ALS - HE The intramural program at Valley Forge this year was designed to encourage boys to participate in physical activity as part of the educational process. Directing boys' intramurals was Mr. Glenn Preising, who attempted to provide as broad a program of intra- The 'Academics' battle for a rebound in an intramural basketball game. ' LTHF L RECRE TIO murals as possible. Trophies were awarded to members 'of the championship teams in basketball and foul shooting, bowling, touch football, golf, softball, table tennis, tennis, volleyball, skiing, pentathlon, and swimming. E ., '1 ' Q 11 'wa . ., 155--3 .'.s,1s '- if Beit '11 'vas' , as 5 2 Tom Arnold participates in the foul shooting contest. 43

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GOLF TEAM BOTTOM ROW: H. Meyer, C. Scavone, D. Corley, R. Bademan. SECOND ROW: B. Such, R. Van Treuren, C. Chilcot. GOLFERS DRI E FOR THE LEAGUE TITLE Swinging into its first year in Lake Erie League competition, the Valley Forge golf team placed third during the 1963 spring season. Coached by Mr. James Fritzsche, the twelve team members had fifteen matches during the two-month season. In the state district competition the team placed sixth in a field of sixteen teams. Dan Corley practices his swing. 42 Lakewood, Rocky River, Shaw, Cleveland Heights, and Brecksville, all played host to defeat as the Valley Forge team was victorious time and again. The team finished the season with a 7 win and 6 loss record. Dan Corley tees up in the off season.

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JV FOOTB LL, BASKETB LL, AND WRESTLING The junior varsity football team, coached by Mr. Glenn Preising, Mr. Jerry Younger, and Mr. Louis Cangelosi, finished with an excellent record of six wins, one tie, and two losses to tie for first place in the Lake Erie League standings. The football team managed to further the winning streak of the previous JV team to ten games, but the string was broken when the Garfield Heights team defeated the JV's 28 to 24-. The junior Patriots suffered only one loss in league games to a strong Cleveland Heights team, thus preventing them from being the undisputed champions. The winning spirit was also evident in the winter sport season as the JV basketball team worked their way to a winning year. Coach James Riha molded his team into a unit which won many close and exciting games. For the second year in a row, the junior cagers finished near the top in the league standings. Sparked by Coach John Ruper, the JV wrestlers continued the winning success of the other junior varsity teams. Winning the majority of their matches, they were in contention for the league crown during most of the season. JV FOOTBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Manager E. Moore Pete Sturdevant, J. Thompson, Pat Sturdevant, M. Star, M. Rust J. Barbarrota, P. Wing, B. McCleave, G. Marzola, J. Basehore R. Martin. SECOND ROW: Coach Glenn Preising, A. Kapustar: P Heidenreich, P O'Toole, G Rodgers, B Auvil, M Textoris ROW: Coach Lou Cangelosi, Coach Thomas Malone, J. Pogen- dorf, M. Pagnan, W. Yurcheshen, B. Raymond, C. Gainey, R. Cooper, G. Perram, W. Makoski, B. Gibson, G. Smeale. FOURTH ROW: Coach Jerry Younger, A. Redick, E. Csire, B. Rebar, R. Adams, D. Schenek, G. Malek, G. Meyer, L. Voglein, W. Calaway, J .J Drago, J. Gartnian, J. Downing, Manager OT. Mikulas. THIRD E. Shorts, M. Mlecik. 44