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

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THIS GANG SUITS COACH MCKENZIE TO A T Backlield-Archambault, Coach McKenzie, Plichta, Hanslits, Anderegg. Line-Hansen, Lynn, Cook. Stibitz, L. Gauthier, Heaton, Cater. The Muskegon Heights Reserves, under the leadership of Coach David R. McKenzie, rang up a fairly successful season last fall by winning five out of eight games. Paul Anderegg and Alvia Cater were standouts all season, but it was the boys in the line who helped to put them there. The Little Tigers main- tained their excellent reputation. CAPTAIN ANDEREGG I-IITS KAZOO LINE .' ff ' .. w,f.qyn 'J In the scene above, taken on Phillips field during the Tiger-Kalamazoo Maroon game, Captain Paul Anderegg is plunging through the middle of the Maroon line. The Tigers eventually won this game 26 to 13. -102-

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HONORED STALWARTS The Champion Tigers secured several individual. Southwestern Conference, and State awards in 1946, and nearly all the regular varsity players received honorable mention on one or another of the mythical, honorary elevens chosen at the con- clusion ot each season. These ot our school who received the major awards are worthy of the high- est praise. They are pictured on this page, start- ing at the upper left and preceeding clockwise around the page: Iames Henry Dotson CTackleJ All-Conierence,A1l State lames Howell CEndl lst Team. All-State 3rd Team. Edward Lawrence Petrongelli lBackD All-Conference, All-State lst Team, lst Team selection of Detroit Times. Detroit News and Detroit Free Press. August Richard Ghezzi CCenterD All-Conference, All- tiv- .M-, .Jan eg -f J , .,,t, . I' .f',P 1,1 lt if ,,.' . , ..,... . ' It ' u,..-W F' K ,. X .. 3 V . - ff:,., fm qi I. . J, T' j' Qs is I R X fs , , 1.:5ifii'1g5,,zq??Q .-,,.a.ft-aye A pw Qi., J. f

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SHELBY - The Little Tigers started off with a bang by de- feating the Shelby varsity team 12 to 6. Anderegg and Cater led the attack with a T.D. apiece. COOPERSVILLE - Amidst the rain and mud the Reserve rang up their second victory of the season over the Coopersville eleven 7 to 6. A cold rain made footing treacherous. HOLLAND-The following week the Seconds traveled to Holland with their head in the clouds. They promptly had it yanked down by a couple of passes which caught them flat-footed. Score 6 to U in favor of the Dutch. ST. MARY'S-On Oct. 12, the Little Bengals fell prey to a team beaten once in two sea- sons. Anderegg was the spark, but St. Mary's won, 37 to 12. KALAMAZOO - In their first home game, the Seconds out- classed the Kazoo men, to win 26 to 13. Coach Schaude had begun to get the line into shape and synchronizing with the backfield. GRAND HAVEN-The Seconds journeyed to the new Green Hill field to blank the Bucs, 28 to U. The Reserves, who played in a cold rain, scored twice in the first half and twice in the second. GRAND HAVEN-The Little Bucs came to Phillips field for a return match, but got nowhere as Coach Schaude's squad ran over them 32 to 7. Passing, Anderegg to Cater, clicked three times. MUSKEGON - The game with our time-honored rival tumed out to be a calamity in more ways than one. Paul Anderegg, captain, was injured on the sec- ond play of the game and hos- pitalized for severel Weeks. The Reds won 25 to 18. LET'S GIVE A BIG FIGHT LOCOMOTIVEU 5. S ' v-Aff.. .1 - 4, .. - K.-. 1. '-Qu' 5 ,- if wi ,fr i g Coach McKenzie Nelson, Fortier, Hibbard, Johnson, Fredricks, Beth, Wood. -103-