Attica High School - Aquila Yearbook (Attica, OH)

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p gg 8 Wg gg -1 E y 'mic minus Q.- 1f--.--m e -- Qs K' at ? l GIRLS' BASKETBALL Dec 2 .... There ........ Attica 14 ...... Q.lyd.e:54 Qi 1 Dec. I7 .... There --- .... Attica 21 ...... Shg:,Lb,y..22 S. A Dec 23 .... Here .... .... A ttica 28 ...... Alumni 17 Dec 30 .... There --- .... Attica 21 ...... Calvert 3 S Jan 6 .... There --- .... Attica 14 ...... Bettsville 11 oft , Jan. 13 .... Here .... .,.. A ttica 10 ...... Bloomville 35. l ' Jan. 14 .... There --- .... Attica 13 ...... St. Paul's 19 A l CNorwalkJ Jan. 29 .... Here -- .... Attica 22 ...... Monroeville 16 I Jan. 31 .... Here .... .... A ttica 18 ...... Tiffin Y 19 l Feb. 3 .... Here -- .... Attica 18 ...... Thompson 19 M A Feb 6 .... Here -- .... Attica 28 ...... T. B. U. 22 is Feb 17 .... There ........ Attica 8 ..... Bloomville 32 Tournament. 1 Feb 24--- Attica 10 ..... Old Fort 8 Feb 25 .... Attica 8 ..... Bloomville 23 il The girls' basketball team of this year came through about as l successfully as other years. However, it must be taken into consid- 1, eration that they were handicapped by not. having a place to practice. IQ. The old gymnasium had been turned into -a schoolroom to take care of H part of the pupils, while the new school building was being erected. Tig Their tirst practices were conducted out-of-doors which made it Il very inconvenient to put in the time required for practicing. Later, l when the weather became too bad to continue their out-of-door prac- .pk V . . ticing. Chatfield allowed Attica to bring her boys and girls to practice ll 1 . in their gym. Our teams did not get into the new gym until the first 1 p of the year. lp H. The girls lost three games by a large margin, one with Clyde and I Ig' two with Bloomville, the rest being lost by only one or two points. E Even under' unfavorable conditions the girls as a whole did good iq work, entering the semi-finals of the tournament to be beaten by ji Bloomville. Nl l Our opponents were not much superior, if any, to our team in the matter of floor-work. The girls showed plenty of fighting spirit and if were good sports all through the season. , ll . . I 1 tl ll l H 5 it ll ll l lEs7j

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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

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BOYS' TRACK TEAM Back Rovx fl.eft to Rightl-Dbnald Kipp, Raymond Holm, Robert Mille . Wayne Steph- enson, captain. Middle Rrw-Howard Stephenson, Victor Ayres. Barton Chi'cote, Clarence Bayer, Wade Whiteman. F. ont Row-Jennings Ringle, Gray Lake, Berdell Magers, Elvin Fortney, George Wilson, O. C. 1Vest, Coach. March Meet-April 27, 1928, at Thompson. Schools represented: Attica, Melmore, Republic. Thompson. Events: 14 standard events recommended by O. H. S. A. A. Score Points: Attica 54, Thompson 40, Melmore 17 1-3, Repub- lic 13 2-3. 100 Yard Dash -- ---XVhiteman, lst ftieb Pole Vault --- ---Lake, lstg Fortney, 3rd, Mile Run .... - ---Bayer, 2nd. High Hurdles -- ---Kipp, lst. Discus 1..,1...1.1. ---Kipp, lst. 440 Yard Dash ..-.. ---Whiteman, lst: Fortney, Srd. High Jump ----- ---Kipp, lst. Low Hurdles ------ ----- K ipp, lst. Javelin ------- ---Lake, Srd. Half Mile Run --- - ---W'ilson, 2nd: Ayres, 3rd. Broad Jump ------- ----- K ipp, 2ndg Whiteman, 3rd, 220 Yard Dash ------ - ---Vllhiteman, 2nd, Relay --------------------- Attica, 2nd, fVVilson, Fortney, Ayres, Bayerj Kipp, high point man-24 points Whiteman-13 points.