Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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LLOYD YODER His worth cannot he measured. He held up the opposing lines, game after game.with the same unassuming attitude that he carries at all times. The rooters always veil for “Bull” because he cannot he passed, lie is a member of Delta Skull. ALLAN CASS “Al” is the lighting man from Nebraska. His game this year was superb and without his assistance on the line the scores might have been different. “Al leaves us this year and we know that he will he successful by his attitude as shown on the fields, in games, and in practice. His personality will carry him through his game of life with flying colors. PURL ANDERSON Purl is a fighter up to the final[whistle, and he is always in the thick of the fray giving his best for Carnegie. On the offense he opened large gaps in the opposing line, and on theVdefense was instrumental in breaking up many plays directed towards guard. Purl has an astonishing capacity for food, and nearly broke up the training table, but he is welcome to all the chow he can cat if it makes him hit the other line harder. He is expected to hold down the guard position again next year. P«S r 159

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 BURT MUNHALL It anyone wants to know, ask Burt. He is the one man that every man relies on to see that all details are carried out. Burt carried out and is still carrying out his work to perfection in his duties with the Carnegie Tech athletic aspirants. In fact no one can till Burt's shoes. Burt is jovial, energetic, unassuming and a real Carnegie Booster. DWIGHT V. BKKDK “Dyke was the revelation of the year, coming forward from the ranks to a place of renown and honor. “Dyke deserves to he the captain of next year's gridders because of the wonderful showing he made this year. He is silent, fast and dependable taking Brumbaugh's position like a veteran. He is a member of Delta Skidl and Druids as well as being the vice-president of the Y. M. C. A. cabinet. CHESTER HABI.E I he end that was an end was “Chet” liable. He has been the old reliable since 1921. Always dependable and always in the game. His voice could be heard all over the field yelling encouragement to his team mates. I he opposition went the other way because “Chet stopped them. Page 15S

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HILL MAN BY The stellar roving center made a name for himself on the football held and on the campus. He is big, goodlooking, and very determined. He is a good actor, too. All through the year Manbv played hard and well, and the best part about it is that Manbv will be back next year to pass the ball and pick out the Pitt runners. MAX BASTIAN Max does not tell the other side what is going on. blit sure does call out the signals well. He piloted his team to victories by quick exact decisions. He proved his worth as a drop kicker this year, and we know that he will be just as dangerous next year when he again pilots Carnegies gridders. Max is a member of Druids. H. C. WERTENBURGER If the enemies ball does get through, it's not through the side of the line that Wert is on. He is aggressive and does not wait for the ball but goes after it. believing that waiting is wasting time. When he makes a line plunge something must give, so it is the opposition. More power to vou “Wert,” next vear will tell the tale. Page 160