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

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ECHARDT ABERCROMBIE ECI' 1 Left Halfbackl Echardt was captain of the 1922 team and proved hlmself a capable leader of his men He was always encouragmp: hxs teammates to their utmost and because of thls quahty be came the fighting splrlt of the whol team Eck was speedy and was most valuable in the team ln carrymil the ball around ends He wlll be wnth us agaln next year and wlll prove a more valuable man than ln his two prevlous years J B MARMION Jay QRlKht I-Ialfbackj When the time came for the selection of a Captain J B was unanlmously elected He was chosen for hls abllltv to lead men Jay IS a ten second man and one of the most consistent players on the Heights team J B was a terror to any opponents llne and could frighten them equally as A better selectnon for Captam of the 1923 team could not have been made than thls two year man RAYMOND SANDERS Wally 1GuardJ Thls was Wally's first season with Although Wally was handl capped because of lnexperlence helped where he was needed most and played a hard consistent game H was a hard charging Guard and showed up well for Henzhts ln every zame Wally wxll be hack anlaln next sea SOH PAUL GOLDEN Pulley 1Quarter Back? Paul a new man on the beam IS an other llght man but has lightness does not hinder hlm ln hrs playmg Pu ley IS a man to be depended upon to do his part ln any flame always tight mg for Helilhts well in carrying the ball around ends. us' .. ,. -- . . , he , ' .' e . . ' . . . I H 1- I One Hundred and Thirty threel

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JACK OGG Jack 1Ful1 Backj Jack the new man from Sour Lake lb a xery valuable acquxsltxon Jack dld hls best m everythmg and dld everythmg for the good of his team He 1-4 another man who encouraged his men Jack wlll be wlth us next, year and ll ns easy to guess what kmd of playmg he will d HENRY HENRICHSEN Jake iTacklej At the first of the season Jake was shifted from his regular posltlon at Fullback to Tackle Thls was a great setback to Jake but he worked all the harder to tram himself for that posltlon Although Jake was shmmg star he demonstrated that he possessed the grit and courage that goes to make up a good football play son as he graduates 1n June 1923 EDWIN TORIAN Tubby iGuardJ Tubby was our 195 pound tuard He played a hard game and used his welght to good advantage m e ery play Tubby was mJured darmg the latter part of the season and was thereby unable to participate ln some of the games but whlle he was play mg he put all that he had into the game NEIL ROGERS Splke fQuarterback Endj Spxke was handicapped to some extent by bemg shifted from hls regu lar posltlon at end to quarterback Whether playing at End or as Quart erback he always used hls head bo good advantage Spike wexghed 140 pounds and ran hke lnghtmng after recelvmg a forward pass or gettmg the ball on a kick off ' . 0. ,. - . ' .. ,, no er. Jake will not be back next sea- .. - ,, I One Hundred and Thu-ty iourl