Montello High School - Granite Hilltopper Yearbook (Montello, WI)

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WON-LOST RECORD Montello 0 Reedsbur 40 Montello 6 Adams-Friendship 20 Montello 0 Wautoma 38 Montello 24 Plainfield 6 Montello 6 Westfield 41 Montello 12 Port Edwards 32 Montello 12 Omro 13 FINAL 7-C STANDINGS School Wautoma ......... Adams-Friendship Westfield ...... Port Edwards .. . . Tri-County .... Montello ........ Omro ........... Won Lost ..6 0 ..5 1 ..4 2 ..2 4 ..2 4 .. I 5 ..I 5 Pet. Pts. 1.000 147 .883 110 .667 106 .333 78 .333 62 .167 60 .167 41 I lenry Klawiller Mewin Ingraham

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Bolton. Ro . Albert Schmidt. I ranch Roidt. Henry Klauitler. Robert Ireitag. Sherman Bean. Ronald Blada. Melvin Ingraham. Gordon Werdin ROW 2 Mr George. Head Coach. Bred Kratz. Robert Schlaefer. lack Steinhaus. james Bednarek. lack Seale. Donald Morrical. Michael Kollaszar. Adolph Heller. Mr Young. Coach ROW V Robert Klauitter. Helmut Unger. Donald Berg, lames Holland. Tom Kckerle. Richard Bean. Ronald Klau itler. ROW A Uurence Lberty. Manager. Gerald Schmudlach. Bryan McAfee. Dale Carlson. William Kieck. Ronald Ross. Montello s Hilltoppers. in their second year of 7-C Conference, eleven-man football, battled their way through a six-game conference, seven-game season with a record of one win and six losses. Mr. Wray George, head coac h, was assisted by Mr. Malcolm Young. In spite of the groups in- experience in eleven-man scjuad work and com- petition. it accomplished what normal standards predict. I he conference opener with Adams- Friendship seemed to set the pattern for the rest of the season for the inexperienced Flue and ( »old. in five of its games came through with tallies, but never with enough breaks to win. I he homecom- ing game with Omro was a special heartbreaker. for the home team lost. IV 12. However, the eleven did place a member on the all-conference squad in Henry Klawitter. all-conference halfback. ON THE FOOTBALL I lomecominq royalty goes on parade between haloes of the game: King Meluin Ingraham and his Queen. Alice Schini picture, Diane Campion, junior. ante: r mg rietuin ingranam cmci ihel. Queen s Court of Honor (reading from left of •e): fudy frletcalf. freshman; Bette Cardner, senior; FIELD

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Bottom Row:Gerald Schmudlach. Adolph Heller. Iritz Kendall. Richard Ross. James Bednarek. Houwd Z.uelite. Mr. }oung. ( oach ROW 2: Ralph Stoeberl. Keith Urbach. Bryan McAfee. Robert Klawitter. ROW’ 5: Charles Polcyn. Jack Neale. James Holland. Norman lutshock. William Kieck. ROW’ 4 Charles Barton. Manager. Tom Eckerle. THE B” SQUAD Coach Young's Blue and Gold B squad, made up of eight freshmen and eight sophomores, while short on experience, were long on spirit, and can he expected to add some weight to next year’s prospects. Their nine-game schedule this season resulted in one win and eight losses. WON-LOST RECORD Montello 23 27 Montello 22 27 Montello 35 52 Montello 11 32 Montello 27 23 Montello 14 34 Montello 20 32 Montello 22 28 Montello 22 50 Here are the grade school hoop stars of 1951: Front row : Jack Neale. Jack Dalton. Jack Steinhaus. Fred Kratz. Robert Bornick ROW' 2: Donald Berg. ( harles J'.gli. Keith Urbach. Charles Barton Mr. Moniello s Werdin. No. 25. jumps for a high one at the Princeton game. Y ou re looking at a tense moment in the re cent Montello AX'estfield tournament game.