Monticello High School - Panther Yearbook (Monticello, IA)

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VARSITY 'xr Buzz Mornxng CAPTAIIN FIRsT ROW L Hlmes L berbousek K Clark M Xnsmexr R Ohe I mmmons D ktwood A Rrommlnga xECOND ROW Coach shugart, R Morey N1 Carter D Donovan, C hbgu C Mornxng K Blayney J bchmnlt Coach Cabalka THIRD ROW 5 DLMoss W Blaadorn T Vesey W Tuetken M Zunrnerman, E Covlngton FOURTH ROW Manager A Skelley -X ksxnk T Rhaugan C Meyer A Lubvas L D11'ks ManagerB Ganhcld FIFTH ROW I mhov r V Behrends D Rxckles M Lang J schnener R Hanssen 4-sw ASSISTANT QWon Lost 2 T1ed 11 COACH CABALKA X f'Af -Q f ,W f ' Q Z Ill W .fl FOOT1 ALL RESULTS e They West L1bert1, T1ptOH Vmton Independence Manchester Maquoketa Mamon bknamosa Homegorrun HEAD COACH HAROLD bHL GART if. Jl 'D V 4 0.9 if 1 X X , 7 . Z W f I '!:5:2:f:!f?:?:L - , 4, -223 ' 4 :SSWI ffl ,- W ZA V 13 ' f 0 A zo ' 6 6 ' 8 13 0 ' 'Q , 5 Z6 12 , 7 ' :lf O I 1 6 , ' 30 13 . 13

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-1' 1 4: if -Q' ATHLETICS 1 -- u ' l Q 3 iv' bi Q47 1' as V 1 4, -. L n Y' is iv? , .0 ' 4 'T ' ,f g.,, 7,6 . I iiffg fx '4' .Q J D - f'f 4 . v. v I A: . Q? - 45 , 5. I D A N 4 When the one great scorer comes To write against your name, He writes not that you won or lost But how you played the game. .L ll v 'A Q 'r L.:

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FOOTBALL jf- ugh 0: 1 'N Q .7 f . 'mi aww' li' ll Q S Despxte the lurmgs of the Great Jones County Fa1r Coach Harold Shugart managed to round up enough boys to mold a very good football team a week before school started As many pounds were l0St tO the heat and work so many boys fell by the ways1de because they had to g1ve just a l1ttle too much At any rate by the t1me our flrst game rolled around September 10 at West Lmberty the Panthers seemed well schooled as they rolled to two touchdowns and a 13 O v1ctory The followmg week the Panthers played the1r f1rst home game a amst T1pton After workmg all week for a touchdown on the f1rst p ay Carl was smeared for a 10 yard loss on the opemng offenswe maneuver However the bmghter s1de of thmgs began to sh1ne and the team rambled on to a Z0 6 wu- As they travelled to Vmton 1n an attempt to make It three w1ns 1n a row mt seems they forgot to take lady luck along on the bus Leadm 6 0 at the half they should have gone on home because Vmton score and then after a delay of the game penalty agamst the Panthers Vm ton men caught Mormng m the1r end zone for a safety That score stood unt1l the end an 8 6 loss for the Panthers As the players dads were honored at Dad s N1ght ceremomes October 1 the Panthers sloshed to a 6 O w1n over Independence 1n the mud and ram A sparse crowd bravmg the elements saw a lot of puntmg and fumbles In fact center W1sme1er once ended up ga1n1ng f1ve yards on a quarterback sneak' Lady luck went along to Manchester as Mont1 cap1tal1zed on the Manhawks' m1stakes to the tune of a 26 12 w1n Our f1rst score came as the Mormn mtercepted a pxtchout and rambled 15 yards to payd1rt Morey leaped 1gh to take a pass from Egger on another long scormg play and stmll another marker came after an unsus ectmg Manhawk end allowed Morn1ng's k1ckoff to roll dead on the1r 0 yard lmne Hxmes recovered and we went on to score As Mont1 really began to look ol1shed they encountered Maquo keta s eleven on October flrst omecommg for the Panthers ln a defenslve battle wh1ch brought the Panthers to Maquoketa's f1ve only to lose the ball on a fumble Mont1 fmally scored from Z0 yards out as I-hmes took a short pass from Eg er and ran 15 yards for the score Morn6ng converted and that was t e ball game Montmcello 7 Maquo keta Although Mornmg gave Mont1cello a 6 0 lead on a fake punt pla from 40 yards out Mar1on's lndlans f1nally turned the t1de and went on to w1n Z0 6 Th1s brought us to our season's f1nale as trad1t1onal rxval Anamosa came to town A full scale war was raged as both the red and black and blue and whxte gave all they had m an attempt to close out the year w1th a wm over themr nemghbor As the smoke cleared on the last game of Ehell954 football season a t1e score of 13 13 was wr1tten ln the record oo s Th1s ave the Panthers a 5 2 1 record Had they won two more games t ey would have t1ed for the WaMaC tmtle for the second year ln a row Consxdermg 3 pomts would have beaten Vlnton and 1 would have gwen them the Anamosa game one m1ght say we m1ssed the t1tle by on y 4 pomts' As the helmets pads and su1ts are packed away for another year and once agam the semors end the1r football careers we say to head coach Harold Shugart and ass1stant coach Leo Cabalka well done and ROSTER ENDS D1rks Loren Hanssen R1chard H1mes Larry Krommmnga Art Lang Ma nard Meyer C arence R1ckels Dean Shover John TACKLES Atwood Dale Behrends V1rg1l Lubavs Andy Ohe Robert Schne1ter Jerry Serbousek Lynn Zlmmerman Marvm GUARDS Bleadorn B1ll Clark Ke1th Covmgton Eldon DeMoss Stuart S1mmons .hm CENTERS Vesey Tom Wmk Arch1e Wmsmemer Max BACKS Blayney Ke1th Carter M1ke Donovan Don Egger Carl Morey Bob Mormng Carl Rhat1gan Torn Schm1dt Jene MANAGERS Ganfmeld Bob Skelley Alan r ' X V q , say 'zv' o ,. .1 ' K, X in 1 N K llpjhlx X P Q, ' 'ze - ' I - Y W-. 'X H5536 . Sy 1 A , N, . - 9' ff f Y .' X Q- v 7 .-,f 7 f:'j:.:-5.-'t . , 1 , f' 'W 4 hc, 1 , K-.J F ' . ' , - - I - 1 Tuetkerf, Wally - ,' , K' ,- I . 1 , . . . - . . i. . I . ,,y ' . I ' E -- I , U- yv, l . . . l .l 1 - . Y , I we w1sh you an even better year m 1955