Roosevelt High School - Flashback Yearbook (Monticello, IN)

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Yell Leaders Front row, left to right: Iocmne Crowel. Norma Puterbaugh. Ina Faye Wilson. In the back: Bud Phillips. Basketball Schedule-1948-49 Games at Home November 19 November 23 December 3- December 10- December 17- December 22- Ianuary 1- Ianuary 5- Ianuary 7 We Opp -Tipton ...,......,. 41 40 -Logansport .... 32 41 Delphi eeA.,,,,.... 38 49 Hartford City 31 48 Plymouth i,e.r, 42 48 Peru vY,..i.,...... 40 47 New Year's Day Tourney Rochester Won Brookston ....., 42 62 -Alexandria .... 42 43 Ianuary 28-Monon ...,..ree. 33 February 4-B'rris Muncie 37 February 9-Remington ,... 39 Games Away We December 8-Royal Center 63 Ianuary 12-Delphi ,i..,....... 45 Ianuary 18-Rensselaer .... 45 21-Wabash Yr,,..,. 46 January February 1-Winamac ,,c,cr 43 February 11-Lebanon .,.,c,.. 40 February 18-Rochester .,.v.. 34 31 50 37 OPP 54 47 46 as 44 47 42

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Basketball BASKETBALL TEAM - 1948-49 Varsity Players, Individual: Ron Starck, Ronald Bowman, Don Kremer, Charlie lntante. Richard Hintz, Bill English, Melvin Allen, Paul Brewer, Douglas Dahlenburg. Group Picture, Front Center: Skip Gilkerson, Mascot. How One: Charlie Infante, Ronald Starck, Richard Hintz, Paul Brewer, Coach Frosty Sprowl. Bill English, Douglas Dahlenburg. Don Kremer, Melvin Allen. Row Two: Dick Krintz, Eddie VanDeman, Ierry Bunnell, Vernon Reed, Keith Flora, Don Wandrei, Joe Hintz. lim Clapper, Bud Cordes, Verne Wilson, Ronald Bowman. How Three: Ralph Iones, George Milligan, Bob Anderson, student manager, Ivan Mullins, Bud Mummert, student manager, Elmer Price, Richard Brown, student manager, Don Bogue. The Monticello Indians started out with a fine basketball schedule this year, playing many ot the best teams in our district. At the end of the season the scoreboard showed the Indians had won 6 games out of a total of 22, which gave us only a fair season. Most of the boys on the varsity team this year had never had any experience playing varsity ball till this year, which might have held them back in some of their games, but anyway, excluding any excuses we know that the boys did their best all the way.

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Golf t ' I w ' . I -x , , A I I . 1 y .si I Monticello High School has many sports, some of which are basketball, foot- ball, and track, but in the coming years the school is trying to add the sport of golf. In the future Monti High hopes that golf will rank among the other popular sports in the school. Last year Coach Frosty Sprowl took four boys, Ron Starck, Ralph Iones, Charles Galloway, and Gordon Price, and traveled to Peru's Missessinawa Country Club to compete in the Central Indiana Athletic Conference, where they won fifth place. This year Monti hopes that these boys will play in the CIC Conference, and even have games with other towns. If this golf season comes through with success, Monti High hopes that in coming seasons more boys and girls here will be attracted to this sport.