Bluffton University - Ista Yearbook (Bluffton, OH)

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he foofba!! Aqua an ent uuaalzc clzeerfea era Plenty of pep and lots of cheer , That sums up our cheerleaders, Treva Arrants, Lila Moon, and James Fett. These three performed the diiicult task of sustaining school spirit in spite of many defeats. Their loyal support and en- thusiastic leadership of the cheering sec- tion did much to uphold the morale of the teams. lim-lt row J. lVl1lll'll2lllX. Il, lilassvn. l . Soliln vu x n i Lfnnl nm A,Sp1e-mel, XY. lhmrsrf, IQ, lh:Ih1'i:-l U I-l I rw row l'. lVl:irtin. I . llunms. li. NYCHU ll 1 7 N mm 1 4 nm 'fl is fi Q fffwi , Yi' f Ar mils' a , A 'ltfivt fe ,gf -J It I 'SQ wafaiifi, fbi U W- N 1

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I . al goof! bacfzfielcf and line are important in oolfmll September . . . football . . . low on inan- power but high on spirit. Games: Mount Union 39-O, five greenies playg Kenyon 12-6, Hugus to Wenger pays dividendsg Vifvl g i lb. . i t lyll . A' Capital 41-0, Homecomingg Findlay 25-0, 5 y.. :Q.' Aqv q V ,b'4 y x lp. 2 - b-'--1 H ,, hard battle all the Way . . . Capt. Hugus p V M e V-A . i, ,.,' of and No. 50 make first down w1th fonr jj, , 2 p.,ii laplni - PAQ- 2 ,Ag 'H 1 tI'1GSj Northern 62-6, first quarter a siz- e a In EQAAQ 3..'fjjff', .o me , 23,1 1' g l zler . . . injuries . . . a relapse . . . rally in ix 2 1 2 last qwfel' ' - - Keffnefs and Sommefs ppp' blocking lead to touchdowng Grand Rapids in 1 03-0,'long tripg Defiance 20-12, Fretz plays 5 'l'v gf:-Q despite broken hand . . . Beldler good for ' 'ii' f1l?ff.l ' Vtsii i,.A, . 12 points . . . no Wins but lots of good Q, ,flfcif j f ' A' clean fun. Lysle Sommers, Floyd Hugus, Richard Wenger. Norman Beidle-1' H. Ba.umga'tne1'. O. Elmer, M. Shelly. R. Simcox, P. Soldner. H. Fretz. R. Kerr. -1-X .-'I 30

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Ulze J37a.4keibalf Squad of 1942-43 xy X, The '42-'43 basketball season began with three lettermen returning from the previous season but two left before many games were played- Robert Heiks and Richard Wenger. The remaining squad was largely composed of freshmen who were lacking in experience but made up for it with their spirit. Highlights: Bowling Green took the initial game by a fair score of 57-32 . . . the Beavers held their own against great odds. Cedarville in- vaded the home floor and carried oft' the long end of a close contest, 59 to 545 the closest game of the season for the Burckymen. Our center, Beryl Grubaugh, returned and gave us some added height. 'Dhen after mid-year vacation Wilberforce took command of a fast-moving contest to capture it 70-625 Heiks and Baumgartner scored 18 points. Kenyon proved to be one of the more evenly matched opponents although they triumphed 54 to 44. The Beavers showed their best rally of the year coming from 34-17 to 41-40. The 71-49 loss to Findlay was the curtain for the seasong Beidler did a remarkable job of individual scoring, get- ting 21 points. Ellwyn ysle Sommers, W t son Skmnel. Bob Simcox. Bob K Ellis Guthrie, Bob Blough. Paul Klassen. Howard Baumgartn Beryl Grubaugh, Norman Beidl Hartzler.