Attica High School - Aquila Yearbook (Attica, OH)

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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.

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avi! asia, 'taut ,aauzus A aaa 'VQ -A A ee l ii? W it W r ARGUS STAFF l i ' W i 3 o ii 4 ' l L lit V ll l A ll . l l , f I I r , l Irene Hatton, Editor A Ardis Hager, Business Manager Q t Mildred Wolford, Assistant Editor ly Donald Kipp, Assistant Business Manager i i Elizabeth Games, Literary Editor Alice Green, Art Editor 4 E Raymond Holm, Athletic Editor gi i Bernita Valentine, Girl's Athletic Ed, lk Gertha Carnahan, Calendar A Samuel Bruner, Joke Editor r i Since last fall the Stai has been putting forth every effort to make mi U this, The Argus of nineteen hundred and twenty-eight, a real record of in i the pleasures as Well as the trials, the victories as well as the defeats of i' if four short-or long-years of high school life. A Each member of the Staff felt his responsibility in helping to make E this book a success. H X Not the least factor in making this book what it is, was the untiring l efforts of the faculty to aid us by their wise counsel, and also the finan- cial aid of the townspeople. As you turn over its pages, will you ever keep in mind the fact that this annual is not the work of the Staff alone but is the product of the class of nineteen hundred and twenty-eight and the entire student 1 lj body of Attica High School. - L Qf1-v4?- c so or lm if A'? 'Wt J H01 H E fa'