Archbold High School - Blue Streak Yearbook (Archbold, OH)

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BLUE AND GOLD FOOTBALL 1931—32 A football machine well worthy of upholding the name of Archbold was the result of the efforts of coach M.A. Farber lest fall. Beginning with a green squad, a V7inning team was gradually molded. In the initial contest, Archbold faced the sup- erior Sranton ‘'Bulldogs . It was a very hard fought game ending with a score of 18-0, in Swanton's favor. Despite our loss,the boys’ playing was worthy of com- mendation . The encounter with Fanner Center registered an- other defeat for the locals. This time the score was 32-0, remarkable improvement was shorn in this game in spite of the score. The team redeemed themselves by defeating Edon by a score of 13-0. Forward passes from Capt .YJinzel- er to Lauber were responsible for the two touchdowns. The outstanding game of the season was with Stry- ker. Our team lost by a score of 7-0. Capt. rinzel- er’ s plunging was the big feature of the game. In the final game of the season,the boys defeat- ed Metamora by a score of 16-9. The teem consisted of the following: J.Steenson, R.S.; W. Kleck, R.T.; T. vfinzeler, E. ; Storrer ,R.G.; E. Fraas, P. Bowers,C; R. Seiler, J. Grime, L. G.; P. Schlatter,L.T.; S.Rupp, E.Schlatter,L.E.; R. Lauber, P. Short, Q.; M. Miller, L. Aungst, R.H.; R. Short, L. H.; W. Vinzeler, F. BASKETBALL 1931-32 Winning the County Championship was the out- standing contribution of the”Q,uintette”to Archbold's basketball during the 1931-32 season. Our team worn twelve out of nineteen games. Of this smooth work— ing organization too much cannot be said. DARYL FREY Boob By his quick breaking and accurate shooting, he turned out to be Arch- bold's scoring Ace.” RALPH SHORT Shorty 'The agility of this boy on the court was often the subject of much favor- able comment. He could always be counted on to score his share.” JOHN W. WIFZELER Bill Because of his floor work, accurate passing, and pivoting,Bill was a constant threat to the opposition -( 21 ) —

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BASKETBALL TEAM

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BLUE AND GOLD Many of Archbold’s points can be charged to him. BLUE AND GOLD Many of Archbold’s points can be charg- ed to him. EDWARD SCHLATTER Ed While playing guard he fbund that height could be used to a great ad- vantage. Ed played hard and fast. PAUL SCHLATTER Paul His size enabled him to cover a Mg place in the zone of defense. RICHARD LAUBER.. Dick His all around ability made him a valuable man. PAUL SH0££ Shorty 'r ”! A year!ing who emerged from the Freshman class. THOMAS WINZELER Tom He could be counted on at center. JAKES BARGER Jim He made good every chance. PAUL BOWERS Sleepy His height was a big asset. To Coach Farber should go much praise for hip ability to decipher our opponents’ plays and build appropriate defenses. INTRAMURAL SPORTS This year saw a continuance of the intramural sports started last year. Keeping in mind the fact that physical education is for the purpose of giving actual participation in athletics to the whole high school, a well balanced program of sports was offer- ed to all who cared to enter. The activities avail- able this year were basketball, volley ball, and track. These sports were open to both boys and girls Under an intensive program of this kind it was impossible for any boy or girl not to find opportu- nity for entering into some form of competitive sport In practically every case, entrance in these games was limited to those members of the high school who were not already on varsity teams, thus assuring everyone a chance. To date, the sum of the scores is: the seniors first with 23 1 3 points; the juniors, second with 19 points; the sophomores third with 8 1 3 points and the freshmen,fourth with 6 1 3 points. — ( 22 ) —