Mount Pleasant High School - Tattler Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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e Target RAY CARIS Left Half-hack Speed combined with headwork are the two essentials of a good backfield man. Ray possesses hoth these qualities. He can ably execute the triple threat of pass, run of kick. ' CECIL MILLER Tackle Cecil played a very quiet game and you wouldn't have known he was there if it were not for the holes he opened. He could always be relied upon to do his best. MAX KEITH Left End Cheney was another one of the three who played full time. His work on the offensive was particularly good in the lfairtivld game, when by completing two passes lie paved the road for our only toufhcloxvn. VVALIJO l'llEl.l'S Right End Cherry Came to us from Sigourney H. S., where he had gained a great deal of football experience. He immediately won a place: he was a dvvi-ded faftor in our clvl'ci1se'. JACK LEE Tackle Jack was our utility man. He played' in the lxacktield and in the line. His offensive work was good in the Burlington game when he paved the way for our second touchdown.

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