Muskegon Heights High School - Oaks Yearbook (Muskegon Heights, MI)

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ir -k -k Standou AUSTIN MATHEWS FRANK SOHASKY All-Conference First Team All-Conference First Team Awsmte Thlfd Team All-State Honorable Mention The 1944 edition of the Muskegon Heights Tigers was laces on the Southwest Conference First Team. Those honored were Co-Captains Ioe Hegedus and Austin Mathews, Frank Sohasky and Clarence Kinsman. awarded four p Out of this quartet Ioe Hegedus advanced the farthest when ed to the All-State Second Team. Austin Mathews was placed on the All-State Third Team while Frank Sohasky and Clarence Kinsman received Honorable Mention. he was nam H IOE HEGEDUS CLARENCE KINSMAN All-Conference First Team A11-Conference First Team All-State Second Team A1l'State Honorable Mention ...Q'7...

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1+ ir 2,1 e J x. Z -1 7' it 1 S KJ f SCORES Tigers Opponents 39 Holland .................... 0 7 Muskegon ,.....,........, Z4 33 Grand Haven .,.,.... D 31 Grand Haven ........ 0 32 Holland ...,..,., .,,.,,. 0 26 Whitehall ........,.,.4,., 12 7 Muskegon ,.,.,..,......., 13 175 Totals 49 'W' 'A' Reserve Our Tiger Reserves squad came through again With another outstanding football record this year. lt seems to have become an annual affair. The McKenzie eleven trod over every opponent except the Muskegon Little Reds. The smashing sec- onds piled up a margin of five victories compared to their two setbacks at the hands of the Muskie team against teams much heavier and more ex- perienced than themselves. The squad under the watchful eye of Mr. Mc- Kenzie progressed readily throughout the season and Worked in unison. They were exceptionally good examples of sportmanship and ability com- bined, and as a result they were a team to be proud ot. Hats are off to seconds, for a job Well done. Visible irom left to right: Foelker 1647, sitting: Van Dyke 1621, standing: Grandelius 1547, standing: Anderegg 1551, sitting: McLean 1853, lying down: Coach McKenzie, standing: and Frick, sitting, tar right. 1There are others in the picture. You try to spot them.D -93-