Monona Grove High School - Silver Scroll Yearbook (Monona, WI)

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VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES MG 26 Wis. High MG 45 Edgerton MG 14 Stoughton MG 13 Monroe MG 36 Sun Prairie MG 34 Middleton MG 20 Fort Atkinson MG 42 Ieffe rson VARS ITY ROS TER Webb, Terry Valeria, jim Kleinheinz, Rusty Wills, Tom Niemczyk, Tom McKay, Tom Heeren, Dick Woosley, Don Eley, Denny Fiedler, Wayne Van Hoof, Pete Tranchita, Vince Lunning, Steve Davis, Tom Jerisha, Tom Kidd, Lee Fix, jay Huston, Dale Femrite, Dick Streber, Steve Kleinheinz, Ken l-lolbach, Lyle Dille, Bill QCapt.j Gustavson, George Berres, Roger Usher, Ron Thoni, Gary Derr, Timothy Behling, Doug Halleran, Tim Conrad, Dave Hilgers, Jerry Branch, Bob Meives, Rocky Osburn, Bob Swanson, jeff Collman, Dick Collman, Dan 148 145 163 138 174 178 223 163 157 163 160 145 168 165 180 187 158 165 175 165 189 205 175 167 185 168 178 168 225 189 200 150 168 155 175 173 165 185

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E E 5 5 5 1 1963 FOOTBALL X With only two lettermen returning, Monona Grove 1963 football edition set about to defend the con- f ham ionshi won in 1962. After an early season defeat to a very strong Stoughton team, which was erence c p p the eventual conference champion and second ranked team in the state football poll, Monona's eleven bounced back to play fine football the remainder of the season. The defensive unit again led the conference for the second consecutive year. and the offensive unit won the rushing title. With our victory string snappe a ng men threw off complacency and disappointment and finished with a fine 7-1 record for second. 1 Although this years squad was made up of many underclassmen Monona Grove enjoyed fine senior leadership. Two boys, Capt. Bill Dille and Tom McKay, closed out brilliant three year careers and were twice named to all conference and all state teams. Others making the first team all conference squad were end Bob Osburn and sophomore halfback Wayne Fiedler. Following the conclusion of the season the squad was honored at a banquet at which time the selection of Tom McKay as most valuable player and Tim Halleran as captain for 1964 was announced. d t 10 followi the Stoughton loss a squad of predominatly underclass- 106

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JV FOOTBALL Stan Fagerlin Jerry Hilgers Dale Huston Lee Kidd Ken Kleinheinz Cliff Larsen Larry Larson Randy Munn Mike Nagel Tom Niemczyk jim Valeria Bob Vitense Larry Beal Roger Berres Greg Carlson Jim Daggett Scott Demro Tim Derr Wayne Disch Jay Fix George Gallagher Harrold Hollis Larry Dewaine Bob Kau Rusty Kleingheinz Steve Lochner john Lottes Steve Lunning Myron Mickelson Don Neizer Dave Ring Dennis Scullion Steve Streber Jeff Swanson Pete Van Hoof Ron Usher Roger Wills Don Woosley Robert Hint: JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM h . The j.V. came through the season duplicating last year's record with an outstanding 5 winS and 2 losses. The team, badly handicapped by the loss of students, came out of the season with a wholesome 125 points to the opponents' 67. Many of the j.V. sophomores came along fast in the start of the year greatly helping the team and also giving the Varsity team a little 'de pth. Coach Mr. McChesney did a fine job with the J.V. 's against all the opposition it encountered in its long season. J. V. scoREs 19 MG Sun P rairie MG 23 Jefferson MG 6 Ft. Atkinson MG 1 3 Edgerton MG 19 Middleton MG 1 3 Stoughton MG 32 De Forest MG 125 Opponents 1 O8