Morenci High School - Senior Yearbook (Morenci, MI)

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IDUNALD SCI-IOUNUYER Slf1l0Ullil-EN played in hard luck this year because in the game with Delta he hurt his knee and was put out of the game for the rest of the year. When in the game he was always our hest open field runner and was a very good safety 111211. WAYNE GRANGER ' Hossie or Little Ilossief' although not very little, played a splendid game at end. He could always be de- pended on to break up the opposing teams' end runs, and he could gather in the passes exveptionally well With'his long arms. FERRIS HODGE Nick , although not as large as Hossie, was always there turning the end runs in and gathering in the passes in fine shape. He was always breaking up plays when he got the opportunity. ALAN MORNINGSTAR , Shorty was a very fast man. I-Ie made a good gen- eral for the team, playing his last and best game against Hudson. He will he missed next year. DON BRINK lion was always down digging for all he was worth and fighting till the end. He always did his best to open a hole when the play was coming his way. MYRLE FERGUSON All County Guard Ma as he is sometimes called was one of the best linemen we had. He was in every play that he could by any chance get into and he always stopped them. He was also very good at making a hole for quarterback sneaks or liue hueks. - FOSTER IVI-IS Pass was always full of the fighting spirit and when they went through him they had to be over or they didn't get through. . EVERETT ELWOOD Everett is one of our husky farmer boys. He never said much during a game but he did it. Elwood, Fergu- son and Ives made a good strong center of the line. f- VICTOR KEEFER Vic played so many places-,we will have to give him credit for an all around man. He would pass, buck the line and play tackle well as the average man, although he played on the line most of the time. A WALTER P. HILL Stonewall as he was commonly known didn't do so l11l'll'll't1llS year hut next year he ought to fulfill his name of Stonewall as r-enter. BRI'1'E R. SIDERS Drip was always willing to play whereever he was asked to play and therefore made a valuable man, but he played best when he was playing fullback, He, like YVal- ter. has his r-hauve r-oming next year. Lansing Ventral 28- 0 Waite fToledoj 90- 9 lVanseon ..... 6- G Delta .... 13- 6 Adrian 6- 6 Clinton . . . 13- 0 Blissfieltl .. 19- 9 Tecumseh 19- 6 Hillsdale .. 19- 0 Addison .. 3-12 Hudson .. il-26

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