Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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HARGLD NOFZIGER Forward Half of lhe game is being able lo oul-wil your guard and hit baskels. Harold knew how lo do bolh. l-le is a cool, reliable player. PAUL HESS Forward A small man, buf a fasl, clever forward. An excellenl shof, and a very versalile player. LOWELL RYCHENER Forward A clean, quick-lhinking forward whose one-handed shols won many games. DONALD NEI DHARDT Guard Donald was a good guard, an excellenl dribbler, and could usually slop fhe opponenls from making loaskels. CHARLES MURPHY Guard l-le would be an assel To any Team. Chuck will be missed from ihe leam nexl' year. Speed and fighf characlerized him. The members of lhe loam in elecling him Caplain recog- nized his abiliiy as a loader. WAYNE WEBER Cenler Wherever lhe ball wenl Wayne was There also, 'raking il oil ihe backboard and pulling il in The basket COMPLIMENTS OF J. B. MEISTER 84 SONS

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BASKETBALL Under The direcTion oT Mr. Robbins, and wiTh The supporT oT The sTu- denT body, The baslceTball Team has had a very successTul year. IT proudly poinTs To iTs sevenTeen vicTories Trom TwenTy-Two games. AlThough we did noT win The counTy TournamenT, we were The counTy league champions, losing only one league game. Murphy being The only senior on The Team, The prospecTs Tor anoTher successTul season nexT year loolc very brighT. JLINICR I-ll BASKETBALL This year in order To TurTher Teach our Junior l-ligh School boys co-ordi- naTion oT mind and body and also Train Tor varsiTy baslceTball compeTiTion. we again had a Junior T-li Team. PracTice was held aTTer school Two even- ings each weelc. AlThough The Team This year laclced heighT, a Tair record OT 7 wins and 6 losses was made. ProspecTs Tor a successTul season nexT year loolc very promising, al- Though we lose Frey, l-less, and Zimmerman. COMPLIMENTS CF FUNKI-TOUSER 84 Sl-TEPARD Wauseon, Ohio E I935 LARIAT T 24

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BASEBALL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opp. We Opp. We Nov. l64EaycTTe 29 I6 Jan. IS-Al' Archbold 25 IB Nov 24-Alumni , 33 34 Jan. I8-AT IVleTamora 22 28 Doc. 7f -MeTamora IB 33 Jan. 25-SwanTon 20 22 Dec. II-Archbold I7 26 .Ian, 29-fAT I:ayeTTe I2 I6 Dec. I4-AT SwanTon I7 23 Feb. I-AT DelTa 37 22 Doc. IB -Bidgeville I4 40 Feb. 8-AT Lyons I7 I8 Dec. 2I DeITa 22 23 Feb. I3-AT Ridgeville I4 22 Jan. 4-Lyons 23 34 Feb. IS--AT I:uITon IB 29 Jan. SffAT WesT UniTy 34 30 Feb. 22-Florida 2B 3I Jan. I I-Izullon I9 2l Mar. I-2-TournamenT TI-IE 1935 LAR When The baseball season opened IasT Tall, a large number oT players Turned ouT. We had a good Team and won mosT of our games. The senior baTTery, composed ol Spengler and Murphy, will be losT To The Team by graduaTion. We regreT very much The loss oT This baTTery. Delmer. anoTher senior on The Team, was an ouT- sTanding Tielder and usually came Through wiTh a hiT when iT was mosT needed. This spring, when baseball season opened, we had Two new players, Donald NeidhardT and Blanchard AmsTuTz, who have sTrengThened The Team consider- ably. The counTy, as a whole, has Talcen more inTeresT in baseball This spring Than any Time in The pasT. ln The Tournamem' held on May I7-I8 aT SwanTon wiTh mosT oT The Teams in The counTy parTicipaTing, PeTTisville deTeaTed FulTon in The semi-Tinals, and Lyons in The Tinals, and so added anoTher Trophy To our rapidly-growing collecTion. COMPLIMENTS OE LUCSBILL BRQS. AUCTION SALE EVERY MONDAY Pl-ICDNE NO. 6396 IA T Ihiqi- P6