Monticello High School - Panther Yearbook (Monticello, IA)

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l+tllI'I'llALL Front Row Heal Coach Nick -Melchas Ron liehrcnds J ck Schmidt Harold Gott leaber Jim Paulsen Don -Xpplcbv C ilbeit Hearn Ken lang Dick Adams Ron Lggcrs Alan Schreincr Assistant Coach Leo Cabalka Second Row John Schneitcr Nlary Schneider Gene Seehusen Rex Rickels Phil Dart Fred 'VIesserl1 Dale Hein hugenc Gesle John Buol Darrcll Helgens Lee Schoen beck Phil Vesev Back Row Ron Rhatigan Don Claus Jon Schrader Phil Turner Chuck Robinson Don Harms Glenn Hcin Len Hoffman John Wright Stu Sutherland Ted Ebv Rav Meier Ray Adamson The 1950 football season for the 'Vl nticello Black Panthers proved to be one of close scoring with the Panthers on the short end most of the time However they came to llfc on two occasions and went on to win The opening Eame of the season was played with East Dubuque Illinois Phil Dart set up the lone Panther touchdown for Rex Rickcls but Dubuque went on to win 126 The first WaN1ac game proved to be a very good game with ends Gene Seehusen Phil Dart and Jim Paulsen catching every pass in the books which oddly enough never scored Frcd 'tlesserli blocked a punt and fell on it in the end zone for a single touchdown making a 6-0 xictory over the 'tlanhawks of Manchester Against the potential 'VIar1on team the Panthers suffered a 190 defeat The defensne work cf John Schneiter was outstanding Again at Winton the Panthers were held scoreless while their opponents scored 21 Defensne work cf John Schneiter kept the opponents from scoring heavily. An evenly-matched game with Independence ended in a 6-0 defeat for the Panthers as Independence was held scoreless until on a fourth-down play in the final 20 seconds they scored. Against Tipton thc Panthers failed three scoring opportunities on the 1. 2 and 5 yard lines. Tipton won 6-0. Compensation for four scoreless games in a row was the '13-0 victory over Maquo- keta. Messerli. Rickels. Schneitcr. Appleby, and Schoenbeck all entered the scoring column, Anamosa. traditional rival and winner of the Wa'VIac crown was held by a scorc of 7-2 at the first half. with right end Jim Paulsen blocking a punt in the end zone for the two points. However. Anamosa went on to win 19-2. Left tackle lohn Schneiter was honored on thc All-WaMaC Sport Writers' first team. He also receixed honorable mention on the state team. On the WaMaC second team. Phil Dart was chosen at left end.