Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Sl i me mtwoyl af ya .. N ' 5 11- 2 . f A' 5 E NCJRN1A N-Ce11!r1?Caplai11 When Dr. Naismith invented the game of basketball, he must have had Harry in mind because he certainly made a place to tit him. Harry is tall and angu- lar, just as a center is supposed to be, and he also has great skill at looping baskets, as an ideal center should have. BL rl.ERfG1mm' james certainly likes to get his hands on the ball, especially if it inconveniences his opponents. But to be a good guard one must enjoy this and be able to ac- complish it. Perhaps this explains why Jimmie is good at guarding. Then, too, a detour around him takes lots of time. SL' 1. 1. 1 VA N-F07'iU!ll'IZl Sully used a lot of good etfort dur- in I the season but all to no avail. Some- one had told him that he could entertain ie enemy and amuse them by hitting ie basket with the ball. This he did continually, but thc entertainment always fell through as did the ball! And so he has stopped trying to please the heartless creatures. CARY-I?01'tU1l7'l1' amz' Guam' There is a saying that one should have an avocation as well as a vocation, and this Tully did. Which was his vocation and which his avocation is hard to determineg one was guarding and the other playing forward. 'Ihc variety brought great recreation and improved his playing to such an extent that he not only could shoot at the basket but could very often score. Moom'-Iforwzznf Baxter also received a letter. f I ' NU! lllll ll llllllll IIIIHII lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll II ll lllllllllllll lllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllll 'Q V mm vmnu wllu i nm r 5 2 E . o i 2 5 E l E E E 232' E 2.1 ? . 0 , UA I my , . F . , A .. . B .. 3 Z R ' , .. 4 4 r ,Q A A H. Q9 H Q - . A cgi, .n, . ',', F r . ,. wx--3. 1 F R 1- F fi' QT: V' - , .5 'L E . . . ,E a E 4 5 5 E i 3 E 5 5 c E gf Y f Q In II llllllll ..-1:

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COACH SH E RMAN Bzzflfeibzlll Sflledule or 1925-926 St. 'lI'homas Austin High Texas Sporting Goods Quo Vatlis Main Avenue South lintl Main Avenue ,-Xustin High Heights Wlest Columlwia Palacios Galveston South Iflntl Heights .5 KH Central :ff -Central 1 zh--fCen tral Ifg' Central 2.l:iLit'll tral I Sf-Cen tral :I f-Central ' la'CCI1I'I'2ll I -ffCen tral lf7g'CCl'IfI'11l If fCen tral 24-Cen tral 2S 'C'CI1fFZll 2f7gCCl1U'Zll 13 22 dw 15 23 22 55 28 20 26 -l-'I 23 I7 17 Top row: Butler, Keith, Sherman CCoaehD, Calvin, Darlay. Bottom row: Dickey, Sullivan, Norman, Cary, Fauliion. fzzfrorzl: Mascot Sherman.

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