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

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Go1fersDrive To League Success l i A . 15 N Q x we x Bol Holzworth practices his golfing form. Searching for its third L.E.L. title, the 1966 Valley Forge golf team began com- petition on March 15. The championship team was skillfully coached by Mr. Fritzsche and led by experienced golfers, Jerry Docktor, Don Starre and Fran Good- win. In addition to match play at Ridge- wood Golf Course, the linksmen hosted the L.E.L. Individual Tournament in June. VARSITY GOLF TEAM-Bottom Row: F. Goodwin, D. Starre, B. Speeis K. Meyers. Second Row: B. Holsworth, D. Morris, J. Docktor, K. Wesslei D. Sikorski. N M , , he ..-, . N 'QL N ., 3 ml Continually improving his drives, Don Starre takes another swing

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' . .f 1 pg, v v g:Q1 l' V 1 Al Veverka displays skill and co-ordination on the tennis court. P Mike Daniels strokes a lofty forehand shot. N etters Bow To Powerful L.E.L. Agility, endurance, and high spirits were the main assets of the Fall, 1965 tennis team. Although losing a majority of their matches to the exceptionally fine L.E.L. teams, the Patriots demonstrated the basic skills required in this fast moving sport. Captain Al Veverka led the returning lettermen and underclassmen in their matches. Coach James Riha looks for a much improved team in the Spring. ,,g - -af' Top Row: Mark Mosshart, Jon Jicha, Mike Daniels, Al Veverka, Coach, Mr. James Riha. Bottom Row: Bruce Latter, Jim Albert, Greg Joyce, Sam Barile. 34 , ,, ,mf MMA Mark Mosshart firmly executes a backhand return.

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Intramural competition at Valley Forge gives every boy the opportunity to actively participate in his favorite sports. Under the direction of Mr. Preis- ing, boys of each class and of varying abilities com- pete for recognition and trophies in a variety of activities. The intramural program includes: foot- ball, basketball, volleyball, skiing, track, and bowling. The competition is keen but the fun of participation is unlimited. The participant receives the satisfaction of winning a contest and the equally important experience of losing. The program stresses good sportsmanshipg therefore, the student develops mentally as well as physically. Intramurals provide the chance for the student to demonstrate his skills, proving that physical exertion can be fun as well as beneficial. On a button-hook, Bob Peters prepares to snatch the ball Dan Lanzdorf rushes to make the defensive play. Intramurals Offer Competition Greg Kapela jumps for two points. Seemingly enclosed by boundries and opponents, Larry Smeyak searches for a teammate.