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48 HN IST ROW: COACH LEN WILL, KEN MCATEE, DON TEPOOL, JERRY SCHENK, BERNIE HARTMAN, JIM MUENSTERMAN, JO OWEN, WALTER FOLZ, JOHN PAYNE, BOB BELL, ASSISTANT COACH GUS PETERS. 2ND ROW: JIM HARDESTY, JIM STRAT- MAN, PETE KNOWLES, JIM MINETTE, DON LITTLE, CLARENCE SCHOENBACHLER, JIM OCHS, RALPH SEIB, BILL NEIMIER, CHARLES KERCHER, CARL ZENTHOEFER. 3RD ROW: DON HOEFLING, BOB SEIBERT, DON TOELLE, LEN GANSMAN, KEN BITTNER, BOD BOMB, LOUIE WITTMER, VIRGIL MAYER, ALLEN SWAIN, MERLE EFFING. HTH ROW: JACK BOARD, GLEN MAGNESS, BOD TRAINER, DAVID BUCKMAN, URBAN SEIBERT, BOD Bow, JERRY HORSTKETTER, EARL HOBBS, PAUL PAYNE, JOHN DEZEMBER, FRANCIS KORMELINK. STH ROW: JIM WANNEMUEHLER, JOE DULIN, ANTHONY KUHLMAN, GEORGE MEEKS, LEO NURRENBURN, JOE MAY, BILL KRUCHECK, JIM SEIBERT, BOD DRONE, JERRY PRESKE. OTH ROW: RICHARD EMGE, RICHARD BASSEMIER, GUS WIESINOER, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FATHER SCHROEDER, VINCENT SILLS, BOB HAGEL, RONALD REHRMAN, CHARLES NIEMEIER. FUUTBHLL VHRSH9 With Mater Dei in her Infancy, Coach Len Will issued the first call for Candidates and was answered with a turnout of fifty-five boys. . . . . C h With only three weeks before the first game in which to practice, oac Will Converted a determined group of raw inexperienced recruits into a roup of well drilled and high spirited Wildcats. S The small but mighty Wildcats fielded their first football eleven Septem- ber l6, 1949, as they met Carrni's Bulldogs on foreign soil and after a terrif- icly hard ought battle came home with their first football victory by a 6 to . . d O Count. They later went on to defeat Cadiz, Owensboro QZQ, Huntingburg an South Bend Central Catholic. Losing only to Sturgis's Golden Bears and Lincoln' s Lions , IIHVS PH!