Union High School - Aurora Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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- T Sports Take a little pep, sprinkle it with vitality, season well with vim and you have Bob Trapp, Colleen Free- man, Pat Dressler and Iack Rohe, active cheerleaders, Whose shouting, Come on and yell, has made many an Unionite perk up when the going was tough. Take Cl lot of sportsmanship, plus plenty of co-operation and loyalty and you have the Red Hawks, big, bashful heroes of many thrilling games-football, basketball, track, tennis, their sidekicks, the little hard- Working, unrecognized Water boys and managers, and the heroines of the sports world, the girls who dem- onstrate that they can hold their own in badminton, bowling, and speed- ball. Take a strong school spirit, shown in loud yells, mix it with loyalty to team and you have the Unionites who will truly back their team to stand against the best in the land. GACKQOM TO -Riffs EQZLND 'GH INST TH UQN 557113, 'S r if WND QU f C73

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Vox wwe Krause Ganlevoort W ies' Pigskin Pusl1ers With good material from the preceding year and the return of three men from the service, Coach Milo Sukup started the season oft with a 172-pound line and a 160- pound backfield. Victory over Traverse City in the grid-season's opening game showed the Red Hawks 'in good condition. Led by the expert guidance of the coach and team spirit of Co-captains Don Wiest and Ed Shustha, the Hawks played a mean game of foot- ball. With every player in an important role, they bucked their opponents blow for blow. Highlighting the season with various out-of-town games, the well-packed Greyhound bus excursions were good experiences for team and students. Slowly but surely topping city league opponents, allowing only a three and two-thirds point average scored against them, the Red Hawks, after a grueling game, tipped their hats to South on Thanksgiving Day with a final score of 6 to U to take a more-than-earned second place in the city league. Gridiron grads are off to higher fame. Line-up: Coach Sukup, Ganzevoort, Krause, Buzalski, Vander Hyde, Burkholder. Huffman, Wiest, Shustha, Assistant Coach Henryg second row: Rugg, Heald, Haadsma, Kisielewski, Batenburg, Umzrey, Baxter, Re-ynders, Johnson. Talking over Digskin problems are Co-cap- tains Don Wie-st and Eddie Shustha. Strcngtheninf: the team are three war vets, Reynders, Krause, and Unpzrey. 18