Hondo High School - Owl Yearbook (Hondo, TX)

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.Iz- 46 1954 QUARTER FINALISTS STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Albert Vance Willie Alderete Billy Neuman Rayburn Corder Pauhe Graff Gary Schweers Colby Joe Heyen Alvin Hartman Glenn Schweers Clyde Bohm falk Parker Meyer Johnny W1ndrow, John Henry Saathoff Sherrell Norwood Tommy Koch Charles Tilley KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT Louie Lasiter Georg Gaston Jimmy Tirnmerrnan Ray High smith Monte Williams Richard Schulte Wilbur Lmdeburg Pete Angermiller Johnnie Morin Larry Keel Jerry Muennmk Donnie Neumann Freddie Wright 003 OWLS CAGE PANTHERS Winning their opening game Z1-6 against T M I , the Owls showed the fans they were going to have a strong defensive team. Even though T.M,I. s c or e d first, their lead was short-lived.. Monte Williams led the Owls over the Barry Field goal line for the first touchdown,and Johnnie Morin scored the other two. DEL RIO NIPS OWLS 14-13 ON HOME FIELD Because their groundwork was not so strong as their passing, the Owls gave up their first loss to a hard-fighting Del Rio eleven. Morin scored both of the T.D.'S and converted for one of the extra points. HONDO ROMPS OVER SABINAL Angermiller ran wild as he scored 4 out of the 5 touchdowns against Sabinal in a 34-7 victory at Hondo. The Owls, outstanding in their passing and running attack, suffered heavylosses from penalties. Monte Williams scored the other touchdown for Hondo. Converting for the extra pgints was Willie Alderete. HONDO FANS GET REVENGE PS THEY JOURNEY TO UVALDE For the first time since 1950 the Owls, playing one of their best games of the season, were victorious over Uvalde. Both the running game and the defensive play were outstanding. Morin scored three times and Williams once. The game ended Z5-14.

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DONALD KOCH AND JOHN KELLY .f 1 ,al COLBY JOE HEYEN- Semor Letterman MONTE WILLIAMS AND RICHARD SCHULTE--Co-Captains 5955? JOHNNIE MORIN--Senior Letterman WILB UR LINDEBURG -- Senior Letterman 'Kr

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DEVINE CLIPS OWLS, 8 - 0 When the Owls traveled to Devine, they ran up against one of the best teams in the territory. Against the Warhorses, the Owls just couldn't get going and piled up only 62 yards on the ground. The Owls were plagued by fumbles, two of which proved profitable for Devine. All told, the Owls fumbled nine times. OWLS FIGHT FLORESVILLE TO A DEADLOCK By a score of 20 - 20, the Owls tied their first game of the season at Barry Field. The Owls led 20 - 0 in the first half, but the Tigers came back in the second half to tie up the game. Monte Williams streaked 80 yards for one of the Owls' touchdownsg Morin also tallied as did Angermiller. OWLS DUMP CRYSTAL CITY THERE Starting their district play with an impressive 41 - 18 win over the Javelinas, Hondo gave a hint of what was to follow. Leading the scoring attack was Monte Williams with three touchdowns. Ange rmille r scored twice, and Johnnie Morin s c o re d once in the Owls' first district game. OWLS ROLL OVER COTULLA 44 - 12 The Hondo Eleven c ontinued its march to victory as it won over Cotulla at B ar r y Field. Starring in the scoring attack was Monte Williams with four T, D. 's. Billy Neuman, Morin, and Keel each scored one touchdowng Alderete converted for two extra points. football