Central Middle School - Ceejay Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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nssau l eyiew of Football Season The season as a whole so far as the players were concerned was a successful one. They learned the game and they learned to win or to lose as the case might be, and do it with proper spirit, and after all that is the main thing. In the first Westport game Central won ten yards to Westport ' s one and yet for some reason lost the game. They failed to make the best of their chances. The Wilburn High School game was by far the best played of the season. Central met an older and more experienced team and yet played them off their feet. Ollie Hauffman, Captain and Center, by his fighting and sportsmanlike spirit in- spired and led the team in an excellent manner. Howard Pointer was the Red Grange of the team in points scored. The tackling of Geo. Worley was deadly and always sure. Wi lbur Lawson, the quiet boy of the squad, had an eagle eye in send- ing and receiving passes. Ralph Pratt held down the quarter position and, for a lad of his age and experience, he did exceptionally well. If we had space the same could be said of at least twelve other boys. De LaSalle - - Central Country Day - 9 Central Westport - - 7 Central SCHEDULE 20 Wilburn High - 9 Central - - 24 Westport - - Central - - 26 6 Rockhurst - - 12 Central - - 17 ii rcircMsiiijs i ' is; Page One Hundred Forty-$ix

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ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL BOYS ' BASKETBALL TRACK GIRLS ' BASKETBALL VOLLEY BALL HOCKEY NEWCOMB GYMNASIUM SWIMMING U

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LETTER MEN CRABTREE F.B. PRATT Q.B. POINTER PARKER HOFFMAN WORLEy H.B. CLEMENT GUARD COACH CENTER (CAPTJ FB. REECE TACKLE SEBASTIAN END HAMMOND TACKLE S [ ft SHERMAN GUARD WALKLEy GUARD LAWSON RIGGS TACKLE » •■ mm m m te x» m t m$?mmm Page One Hundred Forty-seven