Mather High School - Torch Yearbook (Munising, MI)

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wir 3 yah HQ, vii ff SENIUR MUSTANGS WILLIAM PRUNICK Tackle Bill was a regular offensive and de- fensive line man during his two seasons for the Mustangs. RONALD IASAK Quarterback Ron has played two years on the Mustang eleven as a offensive blocker and valuable member of the team. VBRN STEINHOFF Center Vern played two years of varsity ball, his last one being short because of a knee imury. FRANCIS BRAY En: Skip was an asset to the Mustang team, and has played three years of versity ball. RICHARD MADIGAN Guard Dick has been a regular defensive line man for the past three seasons of Mustang ball. During his senior year, he played as a regular with the offensive unit. KEITH PANGBORN Halfback Pang , a fleet footed scatoack, was a prominent figure in the Mustang's ground game during the '56 campaign.

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RICHARD STEINHOFF Halfback Offensive Captain Dick has played three years as a regular on the Mu stang squad. During his sophomore and Junior years he played mostly de- fense. In his senior year he changed to the position of left half. Dick will long be remembered by his team mates for his fine leader- ship on the Mustang grid- iron. IAMES CAMPBELL Fullback Top Scorer lim , as a member ofthe back field, climaxed two years of football by re- ceiving honorable mention on the all- U. P. team, and was selected to be on the Great Lakes Conference first team. THOMAS PELDHUSEN Tackle Defensive Captain Tom was a predominant figure in the Mustang plans for three seasons. He was recognized for his fine play during his past season by being selected to be on the Great Lakes Conference squad, and received honor- able mention on the all- U. P. team. At the end of a somewhat unbalanced but hard fought football season, the Munising Stangs found themselves face to face with a 5 lost 3 win record for 1956. 'When they first began making the dirt fly on the gridiron the varsity had ll lettermen returning from the previous year. Although they didn't end up on the top wrung of the ladder they all deserve full credit for their get up and go . Sault St. Marie 19 -------- Munising 6 Marquette 20 -------- Muni sing O Gladstone Munising Negaunee Muni sing Stephenson Munising Manistique Munising Newberry Muni sing Holy Name Muni sing jim Campbell, fullback, off for a sizeable gain against the Newberry Indians. ,n U M' - , -4. -Q. vu...