St Philip High School - Statuette Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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ridiron TED BREHER is potentially the greatest tackle ever to come out of St. Philip. In his sophomore year he was playing first string. He is a hard smashing, never give-up lineman. On defense he is unstoppable. His blocking is superb. If St. Philip ever turned out a great player, it is Ted Breher. Stealing a great share of his brother's fame, TONY HUDON was the scatback of the l48 squad. Tony was never one to miss practice. While other boys dreaded it, Tony loved it. He was always first on and last off the field. We are looking forward to two more great years for Tony. DICK HAAN was probably the most valuable player on the team. He was our most sure tackler. For a back this is a rarity. He was also a great open- field runner. Dick made honorable men- tion all conference and made a berth on theiall city team. Even though ANTHONY GRUMERTZ did not finish the season on the gridiron at St. Philip, he played great ball while he could. Having yet a year ahead of him, we know he may be depended upon. HANK FINNEY is a great defensive lmllplayer. but his offense outshines even this. Hanks elusivcness on foot is wcll known throughout thc town. Hank is by far the best team player for St. Philip. Ile gives l1is all in every game. On the line of scriinnmgc, MEL HERZING is the kind of boy you'd hate to be across from, but love to be next to. He's game, too, for he played three games with a cracked leg. If Mel hadn't been hurt, he'd surely have landed an all city berth. JIM STEVENS is one of the most feared tackles in the Conference League. Having made honorable mention in the All Conference, he also starred at guard and end positions. Heavily counted upon in every game, he always came through. JOHN JANSEN is a great ball player. When he first came to St. Philip, he didn't even know how to play football. Since then, however, as he proved last season, he has turned into one of the most vicious defensive linemen on the team. 45

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