Arcanum High School - Arcette Yearbook (Arcanum, OH)

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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

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TRACK - his season twenty-eight boys came out for track. New equipment has been D purchased, and, since the coach has won his letter for track at Miami, a good season was expected. The boys tried sprints or dashes, distance run- ning, high ju ping, broad jumping, discus throwing, shot putting, javelin throw- ing, and polevaulting. After this prelime inary training the coach took a picked team to the District track meet at Dayton, the ,,, ig,-S 2 Lanier relays, and some meets at Miami and Qi gg f,,fj,flf other colleges. sfiiief 1 . ff G , At the Lanier meet at the Eaton Fairgrounds , iii? f Ithc team made a remarkable showing consider- Lxrg 4 the :ing the small amount of training they had re- , ,!Z7' Qceived. lf!! Xxpjj place wasV.n. , EQ- 1 ' ' Q 1 aken in f f- ,,-- Q pp , the seo , motor re- N' 5 ,- , l ,,,f team composed of Williams, Baker, Henry, and Troutwine. The time 1 minute 39 seconds for , the distance. Each man on the relay team re- lqqtfp oeived a medal in the form of a track shoe. f Xxfxvffi-.-.ggfd--gp Second place in the 220 yard dash was captured . U' by Troutwine in 22.2 seconds, while it took J. W. Henry just 10.5 seconds to capture third place in the hundred. U f my by ap The Kentucky-0hio meet was held at the Miami University stadium at Oxford, Ohio, May 8 and 9. On Friday the preliminary events were run off. Henry won his heat of the 100 yd. dash in 10.4 seconds, while Troutwine placed second in a heat in which the winner clocked l0.3 seconds. In the 220 yd. dashes, Henry won his heat in 25.7 seconds while Troutwinc won his in 25.6 seconds. The 880 yd. relay team was bracketed with Upper Arlington, Terrace Park, Lebanon,and Milford. Since the first three of these placed 1-2-5 in the finals, the Arcanum time of 1 minute 58.3. seconds was not good enough to qualify. The other heat was won in 1 minute 59.1 seconds. .8 second more than the Arcanum time. On Saturday the finals were run off. Henry came through with second place in the century, finishing close behind state champ Saunders of Glendale who clocked 10.3 seconds, and two places ahead of Yockey of Lockland. Troutwine pulled in fifth behind Yookey. In the 220 Troutwine took second place a foot behind Yockey,' who ran the distance in 23.6 seconds. Henry, severely handicapped by a soft track, did not place, coming in sixth. As reward for their efforts Henry and Troutwine each received a handsome medal for second place, while Troutwine also received a ribbon for his fifth.