Union City High School - Maroon and Gray Yearbook (Union City, MI)

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T MAROON AND GREY Qi 'fm A 4' ' wzvwa K, lem-5--K X . bt i 6 i I E R K, E J av. 45 pt N 73 L' 2 4 f ,J , K A W x' f! xy v I f 7 C fe af 'v V - L, on , ' ' ,gf C, b Y y - lim ' 1 Q -J.. G' 5, ga4LefAa! Top Row: Charlotte Scott, Diana Finney, Barbara Parks Middle Row: LaDeama Collyer, Treva Swartout, Barbara Eyre, Jean Stevens, Leta Eyre Bottom Row: Flavian Watkins, Hazel Wilcox, Marilyn Rorhor, Maxine Cuyler, Peggy Kidwell, Wilma Lyster, Clara Lee Hobday This year marked the second year of the girls team. They began practice the second week in October under the super- vision of Mrs. Clara Bell Nelson, and Mrs. Gerald Davison. The first game of the season was with Athens and brought them their first victory. The schedule was as follows: U .C . Opponents Athens 17 13 Litchfield 21 7 Bronson 10 20 Bronson 13 24 Litchfield 13 17 Athens 14 21 Jonesville 6 14 On the night of their last game they all attended a party given for the Boy's and Girl's team at Mr. 5 Mrs. Finleys. On April 10, the girls attended the Athletic Banquit, re- ceived their awards and enjoyed the program. Although they have not engoyed too many victories this year they feel that they have gained much in experience and teamwork. The girls loci forward to the next seascn and hope that it will bring them even more success and enjoyment then the last.

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I MARCON AND GREY P' ' 'y x' - - - W' - .'- ,' ', 2 . f X . ., , ' vyd' gaalreilraf Top Row: Coach Wheeler, Robert Fransico, Nelson Woodruff, Louie Van Wormer, Carl Brisbane, Delbert Musselman, Mickey Mergle, Mr. Brautigam Middle Row: Clyde Finley, John Standiford, Kenneth Parks, nay Cameron, Robert Worden, George Hoover, Billy Howell Bcttom Row: Leonard Cross, Fred Tappan, Charles Cooper, Lavern Campbell, Darwin Musselman, Harold Warkccezski, Ted Stemlay, Edgar Cross This seasons team looks very promising for the future years. Cnly 4 buys rut of 12 are graduating this year. Harold Warkocezski, guard, nBustern Campbell, forward and Co-Captain, nSpeed' Cooper, forward, and Fred Tappan, guard, will be nissing next year. The Jr returning will be Darwin Musselman, Ted Stemaly, Ray Cameron, John Standiford, and Robert Worden. Darwin musselman saw a lot of action this year and a lot is expected from him. The Sophmore group is sending a promising trio of boys who played a good deal this year. They are Ken Parks, Lenoard and Edsar Cross, who led the scoring with 125 points for 'lZl'1iS Se8Son and the Freshman h 1 1 f toward the team. S ow a prom S ng uture U.C. 29 Colon 52 U.C. 22 Bronson 31 U.C. 33 Homer 17 U.C. 34 Athens 13 U.C. 17 Homer 29 U.C. 31 Athens 23 Q.C. 16 Litchfield 25 U.C. 33 Bronson 39 U.C. 20 Colon 31 L.C. 25 .Quincy 32 U.C. 26 Colon 34 U.C. 25 Bronson 26 U.C. 31 Quincy 37 TOTAL 536 543 U.C. 24 Jonesville 20 U.C. 37 Athens 19 U.C. 25 Reading 28 U.C. 37 Litchfield 30 U.C. 31 Homer 27 U.C. 40 Jonesville 35

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IAROON AND GREY rqermw 'VV ar' K xi A TIT ,a ,, Zvi gauge!! Top Rows Mickey Mergle, Louie Vanwarmer, George Hoover, Bill Howell, Carl Brisbane Coach Wheeler Second Row: Fred Tappen i1Ray Jones, Edgar Cross, Lyle Parke, Kenneth Parks, Laoern Campbell, Delbert Nusselman Front Row: Ray Cameron, Harold Warkoczeski, Jim Rench, Darwin Musselman, Charles Cooper, Lenoard Cross, Harold ones J Union City started the season with eleven of last years players back. These were supplemented by a number of freshman and some others from the upper classes. This year looks like it would be a profitable year for the baseball team and the boys have a good deal of hope with Coach Wheelerq The games planned are: Athens there April 10 Quincy here April 17 Litchfield there April 24 Coldwater there April 30 Jonesville here May 1 Coldwater here May 5 Homer there May 6 Readi here May 8 H8 Bronson there May 13