Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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g 526.1 GUELFF Aman who will be very much missed when the 1927 season rolls around is Yutch Guelff. He finished his fourth year of brilliant work in holding down the left tackle job. ANDERLE Dog was an ideal type of a player for end. He performed on the left ex- tremity in a manner that made it hard for the opposing team to get around him. LEONARD A shifty, tricky open field runner and an able place-kicker, he' alternated at half with the other baekficld men. DEAN A bulwark on both offense and de- fense, a terror to his opponents, he played his left guard position in the way that labelled him a troublesome performer to his football enemies. HOGAN A Marquette lrligh School product, who won his letter at the end position. He is excellent material for next yea1 s eleven. SWANSON llenny Swanson, tackle, another four-year man who will leave North- ern, was another veteran who could be depended on to hold his own. He was a tower of strength in the games that he played in. MOREAU Possessiiigi a quick start and being a speedy runner, he reeled off many long gains for the Olive and Gold in the games that he played. 4. 1 ale :,1g21I,!1'f -ng. Ifitlliiv ' rt .