Garrett High School - Aeolian Yearbook (Garrett, IN)

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□ OTHE jEOLIAN 1921 O s a □ HATHAWAY— This was “Don’s” third and last year. Played a fine game at guard and tackle and always held the line. MOUNTZ— “Jimmie” played a great game at tackle. He busted up a good many plays and opened up the holes. ROAN— “Pete” was our star quarter-back, was an excellent passer and a great open field runner. Pete’s hobby was carrying back punts to mid- field. We’re sorry, but graduation claims Pete this year. STEWARD— Paul played a consistent game at left end. He was there in break¬ ing up the opponents and man¬ aged to break up a number of passes. □ Page Thirteen

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□ a E0THE jEOLIAN 1921 OE o □ f - ■ ■ ' —» o a STACK—Captain-Elect— “Mike” played his first year of football. Proved successful at right half. His ability to hit the line hard and pick passes out of the air resulted in many touch¬ downs. He has another year to play. ALFORD— “Runt” (our little boy?) played a great game as guard. Was good at getting through the line and spill¬ ed a bunch of plays. He used his 204 pounds very successfully. But — he is another Senior. BONNETT—• “Kenney” played a stellar game at right end. Very few plays went around him and he pulled down many passes. EARNER— “Dan” was always right there. Played a wonderful defensive and offensive at both guard and tackle. He sure liked to muss ’em up. ■ C r Page Twelve

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OTHE vEOLIAN 1921 OS VBAZEY— This was “Squint’s” third year. He played a steady game at left half. Harold could plunge the line well and was very good on end runs. WITHERSPOON—• “Slippery” played his first year at center and proved successful. Was there on both offensive and defen¬ sive. Randall will be at it again next year. BRINER— This was “Louie’s” second year. Played a good game as sub center. He proved very successful in his first straight game at Hicksville and will surely be a star next year. LONGBRAKE— This was “Runt’s” first year. He played a good game at end or half¬ back and has two years ahead of him. Page Fourteen