Houston Heights High School - Pennant Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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VOLNEY SHOWN Papa Rlght Tackle 18 19 20 21 DIOX ed to be a leader worth whxle not only belng a great OHQQHSIVC man 1n opemng holes but a terror on the defenslve causmg a Slgh to come 1nto the oppos1ng team s heart at hls first appearance Bemg '1 great punter and passer he was of vltal lmportance to the team at all tlmes Wltlw Papa lt xx as another case of Dan Cup1d h1tt1ng hls mark we serlously belleve that had he walted he would have brought Helghts lllgh fame as well as hlmself 1n some college or unlverslty wlth h1s wonde1tul football abllxty LILYNDON PARMALEE Shmty Quarterback 18 19 20 21 Shortv for three years has acted as the bralns of our team The first year he played end but soon settled where he belonged None but the players alone know the value of th1s man s playmg person allty pep and fightmg Splflt He IS a vsonderful field general and vnthout a doubt the best 1n the State 1n 20 and 21 Passmg and drop k1ck1ng are hls speclalty and he excelled 1n them Indeed the school loses one of the greatest players and quarterbacks that anx hlgh school ex 61 had by Shorty s absence from roll call th1S fall LOUIS E GREEN Suede Rlght Halfback, '16, '19, '20, '21 Our four year backfleld man and a conslstent man, Louls IS at all tlmes a star 1n every game Suede IS one of the coolest headed back Held men 1n the State and ploved he was fast 1n the Central game, mak1ng the second touchdown after a beautlful long end run He1ghts wlll not replace Suede for a long t1me, as he has set a tradltlon for other halfbacks to look fO1VS ard to y 4, 7 ,fa - ,j?zff'g, J 77 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Y Papa, our giant right tackle who captained us through the season, 7 Y , L . a 2 ' Q . . , . r c . , 7 1 . l c ' 1 . . l Y .. 1 I V D . . 3 V . S . , . . v - - ' , S K , s V ,Y I w 1: , H 'i k 7 7 Y 7 1 1 7 7 . , 1 ' , ' . a V 1 u 1 . L y - , A . 1 v y Y. I . . , , . a I , 1 a 1 . kk , . , , A . L 7 w v, ' w 4 I

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REVIEW OE FOOTBALL SEASON OE YEAR 1921 Although ou: football squad d1d not gam the champlonshlp 'ls 1+ d1d last xear It made a remarkable shoxx mg The loss of txx elxe letter men crlppled u sexerelx and xxe nexe1 dld ox ercome the handlcap We xx e1e the undlsputed champlons of our d1str1ct and because of a defeat the xx hole d1str1ct xx as dlsquallfled bx the Inte1scholast1c League Champlons xx as not aga1n annexed to our name but the defeat xx h1ch xxe handed Central sat1sfled exerx plaver student and c1t1zen of Houston Helghts Thls xx as xx 1thout doubt a harder fought and a prettler game wlth more 1nterest dlsplayed than the champlon sh1p contest betxxeen Brxan and Oakchff of Dallas We prophesx that xx 1th an aggregatlon of fast bralnx experlenced football plax els next xear xx1ll be another great season for fI9lghtS and xxe hope to be contenders for State champlonshlp The student and plax ers especlally want to thank the Pux a tlful maroon and xfxh1te blankets vxhlch xx ere presented to the squad Thex are a collectlon of the prettlest and most attractlxe attlre that anx football plax er could exer xxear FOOTBALL SPONSOR AND MAIDS Tor the football sponsor for 1921 the school 1ts patrons and friends cast a unanlmous xote of appreclatlon fO1 the serx1ce and the sp111t xx hlCh they shoxx ed at everx game At all games xx hethel at home or axxay from home thex were present xx 1th then xell songs and encouragensent these xx ere xxelcome to ex erx plax er and spurred each onto x1cto1V The1r support xxas xxell dlsplax ed before Clllllllg and after the Central game xx h1ch xx on us c1tx xx1de fame as the l1xel1 est H1gh school rootels ex 91 heard 1n Houston Thex 1ncludf these IWIIINNIE F INEEL Sponsor HELEN LEATHERBERRX TLRLA BIILLER EDN-x. FAE JAx1Es ANNA 'NIAE WICCARTX EDNA BIAE HEARIN COLETTE HOLBERG 1 x . l . ni - , lm lu ' C L y , l vi . K v v ' s . ' j ' ' - ' ' ' . . , V 1 . . L . . M I ax ' ay , K- E A L ' 9 , , Y Lv V , I , ' V. . , . 7, . IVY- ' ' Lv Y 9 v ' Q. v ' H , , . L, v . , c L ' ' Blanket Club and the untiring efforts of Mr. McCready, for the beau- ' v ' v ' y s . Y v v , ' L , , , I L . c v A , Y v. I 1 Uv S, B b A 5 , , v . at L Y ' I ' v J' T , k ' .

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KENNETH NAIRN Red Left Guard 19 20 21 Red our rellable left guard and one of the best fighters on our team deserves much credlt for h1s contlnual starrlng on the l1ne He IS easlly an all State llneman and wlthout h1m H81ghtS was always severely handlcapped We hope that to whatever college he goes he w1ll dellver the goods for them as he d1d for Heights We w1ll mlss Red as he graduates thls year TED BOSWELL- Fonn Fullback 19 20 21 Ted has served 1n the capaclty as fullback for the past three years found He belng fast IS a great help at the pos1t1on of fullback He has an unusual way of shaklng off hlS tacklers and IS a sure ground galner each tlme he IS called upon to carry the ball Ted Wlll be back next year for hls last tlme and IS expected to star FRANK D HINES Smzlmg Hmes Left Half 20 21 Frank Hlnes or Smlllng HIHGS as Central called h1m was a terrlble plunger and a demon on long end runs He was fast and kept h1S opponents ln constant worry should he get away for those famous long runs of his He always played hlS hardest and kept the old H6lghtS Splflt at ltS helght In the Central game, of whlch he was the star he made several 30 and 40 yard runs HIHQS was con sldered by many the greatest halfback ln the State H1nes Wlll be greatly mlssed next year as he graduates thls term The college that gets hun will surely value h1m as He1ghts d1d :. I I T-KI 77 7 7 7 Y 7 7 , . , . . 14 , U 7 7 7 7 7 7 and is known as the hardest line plunger to stop anywhere to be 7 Tin ' ' ' H 7 7 7 7 . ,, . . . ,, . ' 7 7 7 1 ' - ' ' , .