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

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--gn. il .ig ,...... 2 - . 7 ,gs e ,Z H., y 2 f , s ,-,.. 'Elo BD r ?EJNAIe-Nr-1'?26a 2 ff. wg FRANK DAVIS, Iiaybrzfk '25 5 bd Frank was kept off the team last year by an injured p i l Q ankle. This year, though, he was a very dependable man .if A and we are all sorry that his football career at Heights has i -D been cut short hy graduation. s y A However, we wish him the ' i Yi E, lmest of luck. f JE -Z l 1 Q PAUL VVISEMAN Halfbark '25 i ki Paul starred for the Heights ? Q junior team last year and E B- continued his good work on ,E E the senior team. Paul tackled J, 32 hard on the defense,while on E' the olfense he ploughed his qi? Q way through some of the lest J yd lines in the state. Paul will he ,-:J -l liack fighting for Heights next year. E 'ai RANDOLPH S'rRox:u, Emz' '24, '25 J 63 Randy lettered last year, hut his work of last season can '- kg in no way compare with that of the season just past. i -., Randy is a fighter from whistle to whistle, and it is on this :EE account that the opposing teams made but few yards ag around him. He made his second letter easily and will he hack in line for his third year. Q 0 Gnokcn lVICCARBI.E Q'- End '25 5 L?-, 'lApe was a new man this E 2 year, but his hard steady work 0 Q, soon placed him on the hrst Q49 squad and he developed into U - one of the most dependable ends Dain had. Gorilla,' was iq? injured in the Maiii Avenue -v game, but came back and :Q J starred in the Central battle. Q -:.-L.. He returns next year. Z if - ': if L ' 'Ti' A- JL--T-4---:' .f'l'.' ' -..T -l-. 'T-,i - -zl.---gi-4,-7:4 'lljl illi dri ll i MF MZ- 'li - ' alll qi -A I-ll? -T in t' : -2- will i -- 1' ful-A-ua i cc v 1. fi i f 'F M-jm 'giilIi'F:1? A r' . 'E-i l: - i Wai:

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iii -we-5 A - , Y ig' 1 ici -Za V- r-53,2 ' PEN5ANuq ia Z AUGUST HEDRICK, Guard ,25 QE Gus made his first letter this year and will he back again lil to carry on the colors of maroon and white. All those who gg ever opposed Gus will agree that he is a hard charging Q Et: guard. Gus, we welcome you hack next year and only ask 6.5 2 the others to watch your LE? 'Ti smok . N ' cc 6 Z Ross MAR'rELLRA E M Tarkle ,23, ,24 EI Hdybdfk 725 E -D Firpo was changed from '53 the line into the backlield and ,ja X' 35 in a' short time was tearing E is through the enemy lines at iiifwz ik will. He fought hard and gave Ji :gg his best to the Maroon. Cen- i ig tral rejoices at his departure, hut the Heights rooters know l E have lost a good man and he leaves a place that will 'EQ iz,-3 be hard to fill. QP if Louis DEE, Haybark V25 i' ,E Big Chief came to us from North Side junior and hy 'D ? his hard work he earned a place on the first team. He X, li passed accurately, and when called on, hit the line low ii- and with terrific force. Indian, who is fast and elusive, V has earned many a yard for f G the maroon. Next year we all gf expect him to develop into 2 one ofthe greatest halfbacks 1:- fi in this part of the state. a w QF DoUGI.As STRONG, End l25 U Q Doug' ' performed in great style, considering the fact that -,-5' jg this was his Hrst year out for -if the team. He was good on J the defense, hard to block ? 2. out, and a line receiver of passes. Doug comes hack gi :gl next year and we all expect great things from this athlete. i Lei, lg A ' t Hug r: N' 1217 M r 2 S 2 fer if hm AH.. ,mul n- 0 ,asfuiiid 1- ' i il in - - hllii

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of the season and proved to be a very reliable passer back. b C U T4-M5 E T ' Z 0 -iii J ' L-'tf'1:fgP3?: 2, N5N'glq26 X 'na by W Louis HAR'F, Guard '24 G9 ea QE' C mlm' '25 Louis was switched from guard to center at the beginning gg fa zfff-e ,Lv His Wonderful s irit was a P great asset to the team. He 41- 0 'E will be back with the team ' next year, and the opponent K that outplays him will lie -LY M' hard to find. E Nj JIM SHOWN ? 9? Tafkle '23, '24, '25 as Jim, a three-year man, 30 ig showed that his work on the bg Q team could be depended upon 3 at all times. He proved to be so a great help on the offense -'T-'Z in-1 and his determined efforts to get his opponent out of the Q S play were not in vain. Jim finishes this year and the place J :Z-S left vacant by him will be hard to fill. E gf -.2 'fi .33-1? JOHN IJURHAM, Tzzfklv '22, '23,' End '24 l f 7 1 , rg A frlfllz' r ilk, Johnnie came back to his position at left tackle this year and his work in every battle was truly commendable. He it - R :sf was a hard charger both on the offense and on the defense, and proved to be an ideal lineman. This year Johnnie ma Li- J earned his fourth H and E: iq though we are sorry to lose Q7 Q him, we wish him the best of Q49 success. U ' HARRY FISHER xg, ,Qf Tackle ,24,' Guard 725 if A ' Big Fish started the sea- :Z-if -J' son at tackle but was moved 5.3 L:-3 to guard when Red was in- jured. He won his second let- ig: ,-:eff ter this year and the sad news for other high school teams is that he has another year to liz? E lav for Hei hts. g P . 8 if ?S: r iff' 'L1 A .1 -A -g- 1 -.- ---- 1 - e - e , -Lei -5 'lili 'i.a.5 y J M -:J fiixlli. qv uaisllih -T in in I l'l l w .F.imat .iui'rsii ff - ,filifmlilll fb