Attica High School - Torch Yearbook (Attica, NY)

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Rear left—Mgr. Kck. (Say, Fuest. Barnes, Heftier, Schiller, 7 n h Wratten. Front Sierk, Scrliuin. Stevens, Muxon. ( Ihililgren, Coe, K. Dahlgren. Cook, Ranger, Ortner, Riehert. The Football Season The 1932 football season was the most successful that Attica High lias enjoyed in years. The first practice was called the second week of school and about thirty candidates reported, among whom were many veterans and some likely-looking men. The team was built around the veterans Barnes, Gav, Schiller, Ranger, Cook, Coe, Dahlgren E., Dahlgren C., Riehert and Stephens, a newcomer who ably filled the shoes of Milt Snyder. Through a mixup in the schedule Perry was scheduled early in September instead of in November. The game was surprisingly well-played considering tin fact that the teams had only about two weeks practice. Perry finally squeezed out a 13-7 victory. After losing the next game to Lancaster which was, by the way, one of the strongest teams in Western New York, we gained well-earned victories over Warsaw, our ancient rival in the county, Avon, Oakfield and Alden. The final game of the season was dropped to the strong Medina High team. The score was 19-12. (Continue ! on page 32) 31

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WILLIAM VV. WRATTKN Director of Physical Education Mr. Wratten, who is now completing his third year as Physical Director in our school, has won the good-will and affection of those who have come in contact with him, by his cooperation, sportsmanship and fine morale. He has extended the girls’ activities to include interscholastic soft-ball, interclass basketball and track.

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Die Football Season—Continued Many of the team will be lost by graduation, but Coaches Wratten and Patterson look for a strong team with the return of such men as E. Hahlgren, Sierk, Maxon, McCormack, Ortner, Hettler, Phillips, Gol-ombeck, Barrett, Johnson, Kichert and Whaley. The schedule for next season includes Warsaw, Oakfield, Medina, Akron and Alden. Following are the scores of this season’s games: Attica ! Perry 13 Attica 7 Lancaster 26 Attica 13 Warsaw 0 Attica 14 Avon 0 Attica 13 (lakfield 0 Attica 27 Alden 6 Attica 12 Medina 19 Teacher, Mrs. Sands—“Robert, why does Missouri stand at the head of mule raising of the United States ?” Bob Myers—“Because the other end is dangerous.” Bob Hettler—“1 could go on dancing like this forever.” Clara L. Griffith—“Oh, no you couldn’t, you’re bound to improve sometime.” Prof. Anderson: “Your teacher complains that you never work. How about it, Gordon?” Gordy Barnes—“That woman’s crazy. Ask her what 1 was doing the second Tuesdav of last June.” One day not long ago the teacher asked Jim Schum in English IV class, “James, is trousers singular or plural?” “Singular at the top, and plural at the bottom,” answered Jim. 32