Fort Worth Junior High School - Purple Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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GIRLS PHYSICAL TRAINING

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i-T a+iglITiL1Ni10I-ii DLIRDLEUH ,n',1i,:.:i- ,a f ..a . .,,,,,,..- several gains, but Junior did not seem to have the necessary enthusiasm to put the ball over. In the meantime Plano had succeeded in making a touchdown and also a field goal, scoring again just before the final Whistle ended the game. Plano showed great hospitality when they entertained seventeen Junior boys that made the trip. Junior vs. Diamond Hill Worth Field, November 18, 1926. N THE deciding game of the season, and the one in which Junior paid off a long owed grudge to Diamond Hill, the inal score was forty-six to seven, with Junior at the long end of the score. Junior kicked oif to Diamond Hill and the latter was held for downs. After that the game was played with Junior in possession of the ball the greater part of the time. The offensive Work of Jordon and Bransford stood out for the victors, the light Junior line holding Diamond Hill to three first downs the entire game, none being registered the second half. 'Lt' Ernest Brown Lawrence May Wilson Carpenter Otis Stell

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eitfiifisiEIi11,N,i0QwuRT?LE,H Q P is for POISE, both of body and mind, H is for HEALTH out of doors you will findg Y is for YOUTH we all Wish to preserve, S is for STRENGTH of muscle and nerve, I is for INDUSTRY in Work and play, C is for CARE of our Whole selves each day, A is for ATHLETE, the true modern girl, L is for red LIPS that show teeth of pearl. T is for TENNIS, a wonderful game, R is for RACES that never are tame, A is ATLANTA, the sports girl of yoreg I is INDEPENDENCE the huntress stood for, N is for NERVE that in sports one must show, I is INFQRMATION on things girls should know N is for NEATNESS-and, ending our ditty, G's for our GIRLS-they're the pride of the city! 1 E , E i ' , ,j.