Wayne State University - Griffin Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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iw Morgan never played football in high school. He came out of the army to win a starting posi- tion on both the offen- sive and defensive 11's lineup. Morgan almost best U. of D. with a brilliant pass intercep- tion in 1948. WILLIAM MORGAN SUREN SRABIAN NT Art Swerdlow can play a lot of football but he can perform another feat superbly. At a dinner table the likeable tackle is with- outpeer. Swerdlow was in a pre-med course. ART SWERDLOW Waha was ateam play- er who could always be counted on to come up with a tension-cracking gag. Bruce started out as a quarterback under the tutelage of Johnny Hackett but was switched to guard. A broken ankle side- lined Bruce the latter Toth was short but packed a lot of power into his football. He played at Ohio State and intends to major in ed- ucation. Another ex-Marine, Toth saw 33 months of action in the Pacific. BRUCE WAHA STEVE ZUKOWSKI part of 1 949. Another two- spo award winner Sur was a guard on the ba ketball team and a d fensive fullback on t grid squad Srabian is marri and served in the Ma ines- -good experienc : X'-24 The Iron Rock fr Iron River Mich. th called him. To find 4 Why, ask any oppon who was hit by the 22 pound tackle Steve's staunch li play gave the Tartar - fenses much of th starch sig ' ia!! A , Z .-1' QI f' 3 NICK TOTH

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JACKIE KURKIE KAROL KURKIE EILEEN BAYLESS RAOMA BAYLESS Wayne's sister majorettes leave Wayne and enthused gridiron spectators after four seasons of expert twirli antics. The Kurkie-Bayless foursome could be counted upon to come up with new and novel tricks at each ga We'11 all miss the sister majorettes. HW 8,3 iii' , was A al ic. -Que h 'Q - . ' ' 3 ',i ,jrigvgs ,gc I 3, X ., Ax, ,. fgQyf,,?,f'1f '13','.g:j5,: fill,- 1 The Tartar's crack marching band of 100-plus musicians consistently cooked up menus ofprecision marching and ingenious formations. Although the team lost occasionally the band never was out-classed.