Attica High School - Aquila Yearbook (Attica, OH)

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3 wr P l M '4 li l 1, a it r if H1 wi E W fl E l l I . P l l H lui l W l lm .gy 'jf' V YQN 171+ Q 'iii AAS gale-:W ,f'7'- - le - - ------ A HELEN HUFFMAN Eppie This is the player who is able to ruff 'em up. Has fine floor work, a good fighting spirit and plenty of grit along with one more year to play for A. H. S. Left Guard. LILLIE WOLF Lillie A speedy little girl who is a good shot. When Lillie got into a game she played hard. Subbed as forward. EDITH WOLF Wolf Edith is very quick and is able to watch 'em. She has one more year in which to play for Attica High. Subbed as Guard. FRANCELIA FORD Frenehy This is Frenchy's second year of playing and we hope to see her back next year. Her height gives her Q. great advantage. Subbed as center. . MILDRED WOLFORD Flip Flip is the one who cheered the girls up after games. She is very quick and has good team work. Subbed as Forward. LOTTIE WOLF Lottie Just a freshman but she early shows her ability as a player. Three more years to play. Subbed as guard and forward. gf' l35l lf' fi w 1 i . l P I x H ffl M I 1 w 1 N Ev H Fi 7 I ia li l X th, . T-f H P. 4 mi' A 4,

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s M is mf- xamos seg-.. A ARDIS HAGER Captain This is Hager's fourth 'year in basketball. She showed good floor work and was unexcelled for speed. She has just piloted the girls through a successful season. All-County Guard in 1927. Center Guard. CERTHA CARNAHAN Gen-tie Gertha filled the position of center very well. She had good team work and was a sure foul shot. This is her last year. Center. MILDRED CARPENTER Carp Another freshman lassie who is go- ing to make a name for herself in high school athletics. She has a good eye for the basket. Right Forward. BLANCHE MIKSEL Mike A Freshman who is fast becoming a real basketball player. She fills the position of guard or forward equally well. Left forward. HAZEL MIKSEL Mikel Mike is surely capable of watching her forward. This is her first year of playing for A. H. S. A hard fighter, and capable of taking her share of punishment. Left Guard. ELIZABETH GAMES Betty Has played two full years for Attica Hi and surely was right there. All-County '28. Right Guard FRANK STUTZMAN Coach V I .4 I

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Munn:-3 Q- ----- QQ, ll Bovs' BASKETBALL GAMES A . December 2 ..... Attica 14 ........ Clyde 17 lv A December 9 ..... Attica 12 ........ Republic 15 l December 17 .... Attica 12 ........ Shelby 16 n December 23 .... Attica 20 ........ Alumni 14 J H December 30 .... Attica 14- Calvert 22 V January 6 ....... Attica 13- Junior Order 28 lv, January 13 ..... Attica 12- Bloomville 32 p 'Q January 14 --.-.- Attica 23- Norwalk fSt. Paul'sJ 17 l lw January 21 ----- Attica 28- Shelby 22 W January 24 ----- Attica 17 -------- Thompson 18 January 28 ----- Attica 35 -------- Monroeville 28 . February 4 .--.-- Attica 26 -------- Thompson 22 l February 11 .---- Attica 15- Junior Order 45 4 g February 15 ----- Attica 40- Republic 17 H February is ..-.. Attica 14 .....-.- Bloomville 40 7 M Tourament Q . February 24 ----- Attica 19 .------- Jackson 27 ll 1 February 27 --.-- Attica 21- St. Mary's 31 f ll , lg ll l ' BOYS' BASKETBALL HISTORY OF '27 and '28 E In the latter part of October when Coach Kaufman announced H l that the opening practice of the court season was about to be held, he p 1 found but two lettermen back and a generous amount of green material. gi Utterly disappointed that we did not have a gym at the start of l the season, we held practice out-of-doors when the weather would ll ll permit. Courtesy was shown by other schools in allowing us to use lfp their gyms. ' hy ll The first few games were somewhat disappointing as far as scores l H v were concerned, but they servedto give' the -team -practice in playing H together and to rid them of stage-fright. As the season passed along, Q We were becoming subject to victories from some fast teams. fl As we entered the County Tournament, we were the victims of Fl l an off-stride which we had hit some few times. So marks the close fi U of the court games. An inter-class tournament was held and the ll Freshmen boys tumbled brilliantly to the boys' leather medal. Ei ll .l l' ll' A ll l Ps - --- 4- -eer , ,.--A - -A---- Q- . , A wf are YY A K il amesmsf fe MQW I 236 I