Conroe High School - Flare Yearbook (Conroe, TX)

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FOOTBALL CALENDAR Games in Conroe -.-. W.. .. ve? . for V.. M Conroe Vs. Trmlty ....,,.,.....,,..,....,,...... 120 ,,,.,..,.... 6 Comoe vs, Humble ............... .,..,.. 1 4 ..........,. 13 Conroe vs. Navasota ....,.,...o. ....... 1 9 .......,.... 0 Conroe vs. Brenham .....,..,..1 .,..... 1 3 ,,.,.,A,.,.A 6 Conroe vs. South End .....,... ...,... 1 9 ..,......... 0 Crnroe vs. Bryan ...,...,,...,,.,.....,....,....,. 0 .......,.... 70 Games Out of Conroe Conroe vs. Livingston ..................... 13 ......A..A,A 0 Conroe vs. South End .,,.,,,...1,..,....,. 25 ..,....,.,,. 0 - I I I7 I7 4 I no ,.,, ----o,.,.,J I I f f - 'H e I I I If I 2+ , I II , in , I I I H , sf I I ! I I IX' , Ngy , . - ' J I F I U, In 1 ,, I Q, -.3 I 'I+ 'g X III I ,,f 'V -'-I In e , r. 'IIIIII' QI X' 'I II I ff l I Q 02 f I My If I UI.: 41 ' fl? QQ!! n XT J . . V -I X 7 :I X IIIII II IJ' I 1 I ,IV 1,1 I 'FII I-'Iv I III GII IIIII 4 I'I a,f I ' 'IW I'I Ig, .I, I I I , - IIIIWI j., .-1 -- I I .IN -1f .IIT f Ie III III1III -If I I I I IIIIIIIII A :I I I' I I TI ul ' 5 I' In I' I I I J' Jf. Q ,VIIn' I N If' I II! , X X Lt is 1 7 I S I Q N I N 1 . ,Ig ' 2 . ' 1 YI 1. SI ll' X7 ' J I ll EAI I. A' Ig Q I I - - J of U It . l N, 'I ', III: 5- , ,Al . f 'J I N ITI:1IIwI13h,mH Im , II WIIIIII w i IIII ---I I I IMNWJI I QZIIWII QW gf! I , 5 ' 'iii 1. E3 1 If If W ' fb If of ' Ic777e'B0y5' 777a7' Eire Gaim? IOUZU' 97 ,

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Hunter Smith Bob Smith Vincent Walker Gilmore JAKE ALLEY - Full-Back Age 19, hght. 5 ft., 11 in.g wght. 168 lbs. Kitty was a hard luck member of the tiger squad in 1921. Play.ng a bang up game at full-back he was kept out of the championship game because of an injury to his knee, received three weeks before the battle royal . Al- though he was not in uniform on the field in the last four games he was always on the sidelines and his old spirit of they shall not pass prevailed among the men. Undoubtedly Kitty is one of the best full-backs that ever has or ever will wear a Tiger uniform. He was a good ground gainer and no man ever passed him on an open field. This is Kitty's last year and his departure will leave a big gap for the coach to fill. Where did he get his nick-name, girls? MILDRED SEMANDS - End g Age 19, hght 5 ft. 7 in., wght. 136 lbs. Touchdown Sambo, Don't you know Trinity, Trinity, Boys, let's go. That's the way Sambo did it. They say once Sambo wasn,t brave, Sambo said No, I'm brave, but I was just out- classed . 98 Well when Trinity came down Sam- bo went on dress parade He made two touchdowns and conjured his state- ment. But you wait Sambo will grow. He's got the stuff that makes a player and we hope to hear from him later on. He's going out this year and we sure will miss him for he laughed at his misfor- tunes and always boosted the fellow who beat him for a position. Who said he didn't make first team? He had the spirit that makes the first string anyway. AUBREY KELLY-Guard Age 16, hght. 5 ft., 8 in.g wgt. 150 lbs. Red came out for the first time this season. ' Inexperience alone kept him off the first line. He did not know when to quit, and fought with the pep of a two year man. He will make a good guard for next year. FRANK GORDON - Half-Back Age 175 hght. 5 ft., 8 in.g wght 130 lbs. Satan was constantly shifted about in the back-field, and in every position he made good. He was an emergency man and played anywhere on the team. In the Livingston game his 22 yd. dash on the famous Tiger criss-cross rallied the team, and started a steady march down the field, which resulted in the