Monticello High School - Panther Yearbook (Monticello, IA)

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T949 Panther l mrlh Kon IJ Applehv. G. Hearn, H. Husman. Paulsen. -I. Sehneiter 1 f areort. .. Riuels. R, Spa r. Iieneni. wird ron I5. Aiduser, liayne. R. Reilien. I.. Kray. Cf l.eeselm.xmp. R. Rielcels. T. Nlaeomher, I'aulsen. I.. l'IoIIm.m, N cond ron - lVIr. Avelrhas. I-Iorfinan. II. Guyan P. Schneider. If NIesserli. ID. Hein. G. Seehusen. I.. Paulsen. H. Gozrlealver R. Ifggers. Nh' 4f.iln1lI:.i. 1 rl ll l H v IJ Qehrader. ID Xvrllwerrh. Ii. Reade. R. Dreihelhis. I3 Gerdes. ID. Shelley. G. Sihneiter, G Helgens. 1948 - 49 joolgaf flam X 'U .. il 08. . . , The '48 Panther foothall season opened with lortv hovs turning out to greet the new head coach. Nick Avelchas. There were nine letterrnen and one transfr lettrman to form the nucleus of the team. The hovs had to learn a new stvle of plav. changing from the 1'-formation and the hox svstem to the Single Wang and Short Punt formations. Thev soon Caught on with Rox' D. as spinhack. Paul S. as winghaclc. Dean XY. as tailhaclc. with Gerdes and Slcellev alternating as hloclcing hacks. Tn the first game lVIonti druhhed the Wfilson reserves I2-0. K Thev folowed this up with a hard fought 6-1 win over Man- :hester. In the next game Nlonti plaved a strong Nlarion team and came our on the short end of the score 20-0. THE SCHEDULE XYQ- Tlli-y Wiilson Reserves I9 0 Manchester 6 2 hfllarion 0 20 Vinton 32 6 Independence ll 13 Tipton I 9 40 Vlaquolceta 6 l-I Whesr Union 39 0 Anamosa 26 0 I'.i!1' Tliirlx The Panthers were roaring for revenge as thex' took ll rough Vinton team into camp. 51.6. The Panthers were a hit fatigued from their preceding weeIc's worlc for thex' lost a thriller to Independence ln' one point. I5-ll. Again lVIonti hit a strong team, this time Tipton who :eored 33 points in the first half hut was lmdlv outplaved hx' a revived Panther squad in the second Inlf. This was a moral victorv for the Panthers although thev lost 40-19. Gerald lVIavherrv proved to he one touchdown Inu good as lVIonti lost to Nlaquolceta I-I-6, Smarting from three losses. the lwovs came lwaclc and Inter- allv ran Vfest Union off the Iield as Ijaulie Schneider made Iour touchdowns. The final score was W-0. Then came the important game with Anamosa. This was the last game for the seniors and the hovs ended it in glorious fashion as thev hung a 26-0 loss on Anamosa with Schneider again going for four touchdowns. At the end of the seafon Paul Schneider was elected hon- orarv captain and Paul. Rodnev Rielcen. Boh Guvari. and Roi' Driehelhis were elected to the Xvamac second team. I.etrermen were, Seniors: Paul Schneider. I.ester Krav. Boh Guvan, Don Slcellv. I.oren Haves, Carl I.eeseIcamp, Dean Wfillwerth. George Schneiter, Eugene Hanlcen. Don Schrader. Galen Hel- gens. juniors: Dwight Gerdes. Rov Driehelhis, Ipmoh Reade, john Paulsen. sophomores: Dale Hein. Fred lVIessehli. john Schneiter.

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Ihr- Nlonti Iligh hgixltethall xt-axon opened in earlv Novem- her mth l5 how greeting the new head coach, I.eo Cfahallca. of thexe 5 how there were six returning lettermen: Dean Willxsertli. Don Sliellev, Paul Schneider, Roy Dreihelhis, Karl Ilehrends, and Gene Ilanlcen. 'I'Iit- Ifantlieiw opened the meamon with a clone 29 to 28 win ovt r Nlt. Yernon. Iiollowing the opening win, the team tied Nlarion in the conference jamhoree and then dropped a one point decmon to hlartelle. Showing steady improvement, the how won over Tipton, Ioat a tough one to Independence, and in their final two games hefore the Cfhriatmaa vacation rolled over Roosevelt .ind Nlaquolceta. After the holidavs the Pan- thera let it he known that they were to he contended with in the conference race hx' defeating Anamoaa and Manclinter. hlonti then lost to Nlarion. came haclc with Wim over IVIt. Ver- non and Vinton, and then lost again to Tipton. In the last five gatnef of the regular aeabon the team won two and lost three. Two of. these three losses were at IIN: hands of two of eaatern Iowal hetter teams. IVIcKinIev and Marion. In th countv tournament the Panthere heat Morley' and IVIarteIIe and Io.t in the final game to Oxford junction. In the yectional the Panthera came through with flving colorn, heating Nlanchexter and the hlghlv touted St. Columhf alcille. Advancing to Diytrict plav at the Iowa fieldhouse. Coach Calizilailtgfx how plax ed on even terma with a fine W'iIson hall cluh hefore finzillx Nuccumhing in the final quarter. 55 to 44. first you Bill Neill, Dean Xvillwerth, Paul Schneider. Don At the Clow of the season Dean W'1IIwerth was sel cte 1 team captain. At the XX'aIVIac conference hanqutt Dean XX 1 werth and Paul Schneider were helected on the con trenct fir t team and Don Slcellev and Rox' Dreihelhim were stlectt in the all XValVIac second team. 'IIHE Monticello Monticello Nlontlcello Monticello Nlonucello Nlontieello Nlonticello Nlonticello hlontlcello INIonticeIIo Nlonticello hlontitello Monticello Nlonticello Nlonticello Nlonticello Monticello Nlonticello Nlcnticello Nluntleello 'TIONAL Nlonticello Nlonticello DISTRICT hvlllnllx ello COMPI,E'I'E SEASONS RESL I FS 19 JV 36 15 -40 50 56 55 SI 58 50 -44 51 41 33 55 45 -11 IX II 44 -41 4-I IVlt, Vernon Nlattelle Tipton Independence Roosevelt C R, Nlaquolceta Anamosa Mancliestt-r Nlarion 'Vinton lNIt Vernon Tipton Morley Martelle Oxford junction Maquolteta Anamosa Nlanchester McKmIev hlarion Manchester St, ffolumhslcille 'xvllaon 1948-49 Z?a4LefAaf jam ,S.'cw.d 'un Nlr Cfahallca. Don Schrader, Loren Hayes, Rex Nlartinsen. Karl Behrends. Bob Reade. Bob Guyan. 'Wallis Harms Roy Dreihelbia, John Schneiter,