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

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We MSW, lm ur HUH'man Heald ShUSfha Show Team Work 1946 FOOTBALL SUMMARY Traverse City .........,...........,...,,. 28 U Ottawa , . .... . 21 7 Central ..,...... . 28 7 Muskegon Heights A. 7 l3 Catholic ..t.,,.. 6 O Grand Haven . . 6 U Creston . , . . 20 U Lincoln 7 U South . 0 6 Va Tl d 01' Hy de 1 . if BOOP Deliioer and Rs-ynders force him cluwn First row: Reynders, Burkholder, Baxter. Shustha, Wicst, Vander Hyde, Buzalski, Heald, Batt-nburgz, Johnson: second row: Miller, Ganzuvuurt, Rumz, Kisielewski, De Boer, Ungrey, Krause, Huffman, Levan- doski, Heeren, Haadsmag third row: Assistant Athletic Manager Houston, Ludwick, Burkhulder, Bierri, Tebeau, Lammers, Assistant Coach Henry, Coach Sukup, Dykpzraff, Werra, Manne, Timmerman, Pottcrack, Virkstis, Athletic Manager Liskoy. 19

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Tenscly Krause, Van Allsburg. and Levanduski, reach for the ball. Warren Krause Qin above picture-ll was selected as All-City forward. Cheers from the crowd and then the tip-Ulf, with Wlest and Vcrmaire of Christian giving the game zu successful start. Tuweringlto stardom, Captain Bob Dc Brier leads the team to victory. Soaring Redhawks Yield Thrill-Packed Season Although the Red Hawk basketball team ended in a tie for fifth place, they were a constant threat to other teams of the city. Many thrilling games were lost by a few points. Coach Doc Ellingsons future pros- pects for a championship team are Van Allsburg, Cudney, Watson, Miller, Le- vanduski, Heeren, and Mac Lennan. Unionites will greatly miss Captain Bob De Boer, Krause, Wiest, and Bu-, zalski, who worked hard to achieve victory. The highlight game of the season, and most exciting, was the Union-South clash, which was a nerve-racking over- time game. In spite of the tough battle put up by the Hawks, they lost by a few points. Another spine-tingling game was the Union-Creston game which ended in a victory for Union. Krause stood in tenth place in total number of city league points with 77. Wiest was Unions second highest point- maker with 61 tallies, Doc Ellingson stated that Ganzevoort was sorrily missed during the balance of the season. Bob De Boer was also commended for his outstanding ,defensive work. Doc is looking forward to working with the promising group that is coming up from the ranks of the second team. FUN F0-W2 V811 AUSDUFK. Wiest, De Boer fCapt.t, Krausf-, Ganzr-wort, Baxter. liuzalskl. Second row: Coach Duc Ellingson, Mai- Lennan, Miller, Ht-Q-ren, Watson, Potterack, Lev:-mduski, Cudney, 21