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

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:Sm ?EN-'il L H aff 0 Yz : N -1926 Tw Qgj J 0 512 ? g -F gee '.eEl1.fy lg F Q ' 95' I gl Qzxf E ,gi :Q 'sb ...... 'T i ,jo 5 i A5 fi: 6 :fit . WJ . J 4 ,QB xfg :I 001' ll zllzqucff gig F I1 ll Yi 3 Q29 1 , . . . . gba, lroremost in the big events of the year was the annual banquet for letter men, 2 which was held in the Domestic Arts Rooms at the school, December 8, 1925. A color O scheme of maroon and white was featured in table appointments, favors, and attractive xi wall decorations. Bright autumn leaves and holly berries gave a Christmas touch to Q the occasion, while miniature goal posts placed at each end of the table, and place i TE cards for the honor uests were su fgestive of the com wleted football season. Dinner -..,: g I bc. ' I l u E R? if was served by an attractive group of girls, and during the course of the atlair, inter- 5 esting talks were made by P. NYaltrip, principal, XY. Dain, coachg G. Donovan, U N Mr. Stidston, and Jas. VV. Kennedy, retiring captain, who extended congratulations to the newly elected captain, Piaton Stewart, and expressed his appreciation to his team members for their splendid co-operation and clean sportsmanship. Sixteen letters f 'ff were awarded and each man on the squad was presented a gift of a fountain pen on '73 -Taj which was engraved the score of the Heights-Central game.'l'he men who received letters -ivzf' Y . . . ' . , V Q- X- .-Lt - J were nlas. YV. lxennedy, Laptain, ltaton Stewart, Laptain-lilect, la.. Fisher, H. lfisher, 7 Wiseman, Dee, Martellra, Davis, Mcfarble, D. Strong, R. Strong, Shown, Durham, .22 Z Hedrick, Hart and l-lardcastle. ' ..-'Ti Captain Kennedy, speaking for the '25 squad, presented Coach Dain with a white gold chain and explained that there was a link in the gift for every man on the football :g team. He stated that he hoped it would ever be a chain of friendship between the men 35 E 5-Z and their line coach. Wg 5 5 Z MP' l 1 4 DA 4 J lhlullm lg H, wgf. Wi-il ll n 'llllllIllIW'1 lllllllllwq llllllfmq ll:'lummi 23 E' li 'll ffl of-e-qieee-fre it ii, , ei ef. 'if ' all-:ie f'ifF ilWl ll : A ----- if 4 ., ,Ulllll

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c .-1 .,.i ....... S-M -f ' 'YW 'vvf W, U YENJSANT-1236. 1 . p Q VV. KENNEDY, Guard 723, ,24,' Captain '25 Q Red proved a fine captain for the 1925 football team. E Q Fight characterized his playing and this fight won for 'Gig Q him the title the best guard in the city. Red broke his E foot in the Austin game, and 3 was unable to play again un- ng :Li til the Central battle. Red Q graduates this year and takes with him the best wishes of IL'-fi the entire student body, the 2 team, and the faculty. - -'-' EATON STEWART W Quarterback '25 do Captain-elect '26 bi: Doc made his debut on the Q Q9 Heights gridiron this year, :Z ig and owing to his hard and '- E faithful service, he was awarded the honor of captain for 5 -E 1926. Doc has a way of holding his men together and his J qs encouraging words causes them to give their best. Doc, we are proud of you and we want you to lead old Heights -as-:iq to victory in 1926. ' A ROBERT HARDCASTLE, Quarterback ,25 age Buttery was also a new man on the team but rapidly gi developed into a seasoned veteran. Buttery held up his 0 share of the passing, and his Q toe saved the team consider- i able worry when they were -lg' deep in their own territory. l i Buttery will be with us again V sf next year and we know he QF' will do his best. U ' ELwooD FISHER Z-4' 575' Fullbafk '23, '24, '25 -U Warhorse was the only ex- E perienced backfield man to report for training. His deadly W tackling and ability to dope 5 out enemy plays as well as his being a human battering If ram made him valuable on both offense and defense. fi Warhorse, we hate to lose you, but we know that you 5-jg , will continue to make good. Q? -' T -----i X ,E-,--N li .Il .. --- -.... .-- --.--- -----M --....--.-: it e ff?-if-.i. - in if . iii QW Anim ijmgg H : TU 1' mlm' npr F. .1 ' 13252 :: ,, 2-lil V 9 A e is ff - ,' J' .t ' f - luuumuuri mumunll'q nuulwiHF1 ll:-lumm. li