Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MOOSE McCANN, Tackle Moose McCann is the man whom Coach Dygert described as an ideal tackle. McCann's great defensive skill enabled him to stop many plays that were headed for positive gains. Moose is a senior. BILL HUMPHREYS, End Bill Humphreys was noted for his unfailing good humor. He was aggressive and a diflicult ma-n to take out, a line pass receiver, and a dependable blocker. Bill is a senior and will be missed at Calumet next season. AL TEED, Tackle Al Unconscious Teed was not a flashy player but a steady, dependable tackle. He acquired his nickname in the Parker game when he was quite badly hurt. How- ever, he recovered in time for the final game. Al was a ferocious tackler, especially in the Morgan Park game. He will be greatly missed next year. ED MCDONALD, Guard Ed McDonald, selected as all-section guard, Was a fine defensive man despite his lack of weight. Mac made it extremely diifcult for opposing linemen to take him out. He is a junior and is expected to be a valuable man in Coach Dygert's machine next year. JIM PIPER, Hal fback Jim Piper, Calumet's versatile triple-threat man, 'se- lected as an all-city halfback, was the mainstay of the team's running attack. He could pass, kick, and run with equal effectiveness. He had great driving power and was a deadly tackler. Piper's services will be greatly missed next year. I 1 V I l .1 I I PIPE! q IYIQDGNALD a 'FEED .I Page115

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