Arcanum High School - Arcette Yearbook (Arcanum, OH)

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46 points of Arcanum, Versailles could muster only ll. The day after the Versailles game canm another tilt with Union City. Arcanum kept the score tied till after the half, but then Union City started more trouble. It seems that Arcanum should have saved some of the thirty-four points that were wasted against Versailles to use against Union City, but such was not the case. Union City won, 26-20, Following this game came the battle royal with New Madison. Although not so exciting fperhapstll as the previous game, the result was much more gratifying Qto Arcanumj. At the half New Madison led by a score of 7-6. In the last minute Arcanum found its team to be holding the host end of a 16-15 score, only to have all hope blasted by a lucky New Madison shot which placed the score at 17-16. Troutwine stepped in the emergency, though, and dropped the ball through the hoop with only a second to play, This left tho score 18-17, favor Arcanum, Then cane another game with Franklin. Although Franklin led 15-lO at the half, Arcanum pul- led through to win, 28-19. Aukerman played a fine game against his former school- mates. On February third a delayed game with Monroe was played off on the home floor. Very little difficulty was encountered in polishing off our traditional rivals to the tune of 29-15, In this game Baldy Corzatt came through with flying col- OTSQ On the seventh the team journeyed all the way to Union City, Indiana, to play a game against Jackson. The game was very well-played by both teams, and it was due only to superior defense that Arcanum held the five-point margin required to win the game, 26-21. Then came the last home appearance of the year--a non-league game with a very powerful Lewisburg aggregation, At the end of the first half those Arcanumites who weren't completely dazed saw that Lewisburg was on,the big end of a 32-12' score. In the third and last quarters an Arcanum offense was led by Aukerman, whose ten points helped bring the score to 31-50, favor Lewisburg, in the last minute of play. The Lewisburg team, however, had its own idea of how the game should end, and so came across with the four points necessary to win the game and to leave the score 35-50 at the final gun. Then, on the twenty-second of February, nrcanum won its first tournament ganm at Greenville. Hollansburg, the unfortunate victim, was lucky to receive the 16 -5 ' Q . r , H - - - 1- n .I ,. ...e 1 , F' '-l- c ----N --- ------Y---A f U l v

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points which it was able to accumulate. Arcanum, led by Lehman's 14 points, piled up a total of 52 countens. V S The next Saturday Arcanum played two games. The first, against Jackson, we lost by a score of 14-17. The game was lost in the last quarter when Jackson came from behind to tie and then monopolize the score. The game was outstanding for the rather dull and listless playing of both teams. The second game, played in the evening against Franklin, was much more successful. . rY.ba - nChickn Aukerman gave his most outstanding d A performance of the year when he paced ij the Arcanum team with ll points to the 27- Z' QII' y :gf '-,V 18 win which placed us 3rd in the county tour- H ' nament. The last, but V - f 4 certainly not the least, game of the year I was held at Dayton. Center- ville defeated Z Arcanum 23-21 in the first elimination of the K X' 4 sectional tourney. Arcanum made a remarkable N N 'Si and brilliant showing when they led Center- Qt ville throughout tjfroeoqunrq- ters of the game 4 p and held the ball for the same period. L :gf gl? f Troutwine and Lehman were in great form and W: if accounted for 17 of Arcanum's Points- ., 1 d. I u In the 18 games played durinQ.t scored 465 points to 329 for her opponents. The Arcanum averaged h sVip ' ctically 26 points per game. The highest individual scorer was Troutwine, who averaged about 8.5 points per game and whose total for the year was 152 points. Lehman was next with 132 points, while Aukerman came in third with 84 points. Henry scored 40 points, Bristley 26 points, and Reese 115 points. Corzatt totaled 9 points, Shelley made 8, and Hanes contributed 2. Wagoman performed will in several games as relief center, but did not succeed in scoring any points. The second team showed up 1011, winning three out of four games played. ' f Of the regu- lar team of five f I ' Troutwnlne, Henryk.. 1. , j 1 5, fa ' X eriseiey, and 'ff' qfv? M 4 'Qi Lehman graduated, A 1 ' y This left Auker- ' Qt . ' CH I man, a Junior, , Y the only regular 5 E: A I f to carry on the if ' wp-1:5 : honors. Several y f , good substitutes 1 ,U who will became K f ..-.z,..,.i,SsM, 1, Y, n X , V star players 1n- V gpey ,,-p J eluded Shelley, ,Q ' ' orzatt' 7 all 'wh' MT and e I i -.75 55 65 . . . ' '1 ' ' 1 A