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

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' 'ff Q NANT-19 . 3 i pa 2 2, E 'E GEORGE MCCARBl.E, Centfr, Guard ,25 6, This young man, though a little late in finding himself, QS after a hard football season, proved by his versatility that he was also a great basketball player. Always a hard worker gg -.1-E George was of great value to - the team. He will return next 0 year and much is expected of him. DONALIJ HA STINCS Forward, Center '25 gl The blonde lad was without he question the Hhardlucku man 'B of the team. Don always J ET worked hard and as a Hfloor- Q man he was excelled by no 317: one on the squad, but the wg one fault that hindered him .iz b in all his undertaking was Hnervousnessf' We know that E next year will be brighter for Don. We are going to Q5 'f watch you, Don, Qs .Q i- RouER'r HARDCA s'rLE, Forward '25 ' Gifted with those qualities so essential in a good basket- li ball player, Robert soon proved that his natural ability ii was well placed. So when next year rolls around those sighs and groans which every year make a coach's hair Q O one strand grayer will be ma- -A terially softened by this boy's L24 return. 'Q E r Q, CECIL HCJKE .J9 Center '25 U N That good looking boy from Shiro was from the very first .d .QP of the season a real basket- -QQ? ball find. In every game the E J opponents would yell from -4- starttofinishffVVatchHokel 3 Cecil was also a fine defensive E?-1: it player, being able to guard ? his man and watch the ball at the same time for a quick -ff'- : offensive break. About the middle of the season, Cecil TE 5 broke a bone in his leg and was unable to play any more, 2 but he will be back next year giving his all to wiii. I' X4 'llllllIlllIlU'1 - IIIIIHIIWQ ullllllliq 1i..q n lI.IIIIlIlu ?:L i -E? Q -' ?:g--A'-f -g'.-- ..-g- . :f - -.' '-'-' Tk ' 'io -'L ii and T - -- 1- --- at ::- T av -.H .- f ?: -- ll l . X -.sin :.' ' L- 5 - fx ' ' -, 0 , in , X 'ffif' .5 .Ll f 4 I u ii , - fllllma Q.