Highland Heigts Junior High School - Lights Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Nlfwk 'H I-G-1- eI lj 5 Q-G--I-I-'I' S f xX First Row: EDWIN MILLER, J. B. LAW, ALG1' GONZALES, MANOUS BRACY, RAY CARTWRIGHT, WILLIE GRIEEITH, RAY STRAIN, EDLEY JARRELD, DAYTON WARD. Second Row: J. W. HURT, Coach, JARIEE WARD, HARRX' HousE, FREDDIE MARTIN, ROY HONE1'CUTT, CHARLES TowE, CLAUDE WXNSTEAD, CHARLES WHITE, SALLY MAUD HARDING, Sponsor. Not in picture: CHARLES WHEELER, GLENDELL LocIcE. Hnootball FOOTBALL BEGAN AT HIGHLAND HEIGHTS in the fall of 1932 when we had a brief, peppy, but dis- astrous season in which Highland scored only two touchdowns. These were in the last game with Howard School to get a tie and save us from being absolutely skunked. Our second team of last fall, though it did not show any more pep, at least had better luck. Mr. Hurt proved a spirited and ellicient coach and the team improved steadily as the season progressed. We were blanked only once in seven games, and the boys got hot enough in the last two games to score well earned Vic' tories. Willie Griffith was perhaps the outstanding player throughout the season, with Ray Strain, J. B. Law, Edley Jarreld, and Harry House showing up well. If Algy Gonzales, a red- topped halffpint pepper shaker had had as much size as racket, he would have made a first class linesman. The record for the season was: H. H. 2 . . . . E. N. 26 H. H. 12 . . . Tarbox 41 H. H. 7 . . . . Cohn 24 H. H. 6 . . . . Clemons 36 H. H. O . . . . B. V. 32 H. H. 19 . . . Fall 13 H. H. 24 . . . . Brown 12 Page Twenty Nme

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Page Thirty X XM l Wy 1 Front: LOUISE GIEsoN, COLLEEN W1NsETT. First Row: NHLL PH1LL1Ps, RUBY LEE KEMP, VERDA PBARSON, JUANITA STARR, HELEN MADDUX. Second Row: GLADYS BELLE TAYLOR, LOUISE WADE, SALLY MAUD HARDING, THEDA GREEN. Back: GEORGE H. BoL'LEs, Coach, ELIZABETH MOCLELLAN, Mrss ELENORA CULEERT, Sponsor. Not in picture: THELMA SVUEENY, RUTH YATEs, MARY LOUISE LESTER, RUTH STEWART, MILDRED MELTON, DOROTHY SIMPSON, GERALDINE CUTRELL, MATTIE RUTH STARR. aslcet mall iris ALTHOUGH THERE wAs ONLY ONE PLAYER, Mary Louise Lester, back from the 1933 team, the outlook for a good girls' team was much brighter than the boys' since we received four experienced players by transfer from other schools. We were unfortunate, however, in that eight of the squad graduated in January, and several others Of the stronger players were out at critical times which possibly cost us an excellent chance to win the Junior Hi Championship. Averaging 20 points a game, the team proved as strong a scoring team as we have ever had, but the scoring was not confined to one or two as formerly. Lester proved the best, getting 107 points, Winsett 70, Stewart 70, Mc' Clellan 44, Pearson 23. Their opponents scored 238 points. SEASON'S RECORD H. H. 48 . . . Warner 13 H. H. 15 . . . Warner 11 H. H. 18 . . . Cohn 28 H. H. 15 . . . . Clemons 13 H. H. 25 . . . Trinity 14 H. H. 12 . . . Cohn 17 H. H. 23 . . . Fall 10 H. H. 15 . . . . Meridian 14 H. H. 6 . . . Schwab 22 H. H. 6 . . . . Trinity 18 H. H. 28 . . . Cavert 16 H. H. 9 . . . . B. V. 12 H. H. 32 . . . Clemons 17 H. H. 31 . . . . Clemons 7 H. H. 15 . . . Schwab 14 H. H. 18 . . . . Howard 22