Monticello Panthers Open Wrestling Season at Mount Vernon
Monticello wrestlers begin the 1965 66 season under coach Bill Schwartz with a Thursday meet at Mount Vernon. Returning lettermen include Rusty Orcutt Bill Ferrall Dick White Dennis Zirkelbach Don Beh rends Dan Bauer Larry Tedrow Steve Maurice and Chuck Hubbard. The team aims for a solid season based on attitude, with last year’s 4 11 record.
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Monticello
Panther
Mount Vernon
Bill Schwartz
Gerald Schubick
Mr. Vernon
Independence
LaSalle
Manchester
Vinton
Wahlert
Linn Mar
Maquoketa Valley
W. Dubuque
Wamac Tourney
Anamosa
Prairie
Rusty Orcutt
Bill Ferrall
Dick White
Dennis Zirkelbach
Don Behrends
Dan Bauer
Larry Tedrow
Steve Maurice
Chuck Hubbard
Schwartz
Lynn Teadrow
Mike Jacobs
Steve Hanken
Bernie Barker
Hnt
Dennis Gay
Bill Edwards
Panther Gridders Schedule 1966 Non-Conference Opponents
Monticello athletic director Dean Nelson announced Starmont as the Panthers second non-conference opponent for 1966 replacing Iowa City Regina. Maquoketa Valley remains the first non-conference foe. Starmont has been undefeated in the past two seasons and the two teams will open at Monticello.
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Monticello High School
Dean Nelson
Starmont
Panther
Iowa City Regina
Panthers
Maquoketa Valley
Stormont Squard
Monticello
Sacred Heart Girls Top Lisbon 71 60 In Lisbon Tilt
Sacred Heart girls defeated Lisbon 71 60 in Lisbon Tuesday night while the Eagles boys fell 61 43. O J N K twin bill at Northeast Community saw the girls win 70 67 and the boys 60 51. Kathy Mizaur led O J girls with 35 points. Bob Willard scored 18 for O J boys.
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Sacrid Heart
Lisbon
Sacred Heart
Eagles
O.j.n.k
Oxford Jet
Elvira
Kathy Mizaur
O.J
Bob Willard
O. J
Monticello Panthers Celebrate Conference Title Sharing
Monticello Panthers bask in last year’s WashlaC conference title shared with Maquoketa. Returning lettermen Ron Wright Stan Cowan and Dave Greenawald pose with head coach Dean Nelson beside the trophy.
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Monticello Panther
Maquoketa Are
Ron Wright
Stan Cowan
Dave Greenawald
Lanther
Dean Nelson
Monticello Panthers Prep For Varsity Basketball Debut
Monticello high school's Panthers are set for their varsity debut. Front row from left features seniors Bob Stutt John Hetzler Jerry Husmann Steve Edwards and Bill Rieken with back row including juniors Sid Schatz Glenn Kuhns Tom Rieken and Tom Yeoman Absent are sophomore Paul Paulsen and senior Ron Ackermann.
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Monticello High School Grapplers
Mike Jones
Jerry Kuburz
Martin Wade
George Arduser
Jerry Behrends
Rusty Orcutt
Bill Ferrall
Tim Kuhns
Doug Jacobs
Monticello High School
Panthers
Bob Stutt
John Hetzler
Jerry Husmann
Steve Edwards
Bill Rieken
Sid Schatz
Glenn Kuhns
Tom Rieken
Tom Yeoman
Paul Paulsen
Ron Ackermann
Robert Strutt
Paulsen
Yeoman
Nelson
Midland opens season with pairs of non conference wins
Midland teams start the season with a 62 48 victory for the Golden Eagle boys and a 73 62 win for the girls in Wyoming. Derry Brunscheen led the boys with 20 points while Jim Bliss had 19 for Andrew. Carol Denniston scored 34 for Midland and Nancy Nielsen 32 for Andrew. Midland heads to London for the Wapsie opener and released a full schedule through February. Coach Ginapp expects similar chances as last year with seven returning lettermen.
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Andrew
Wyoming
Golden Eagle
Midland Boys
Derry Brunscheen
Jim Bliss
Andrew Guard
Carol Denniston
Nancy Nielsen
London
Lisbon
Miles
Dee
Clarence
Monticello Sacred Heart
Wheatland
Olin
Oxford Jct
Bennett
Lost Nation
Lincoln
Calamus
Delwood
Alburnett
Gary Brunscheen
Paul Hansen
Jim Eggert
Randy Lane
Barry Watters
Lane
Eggert
Watters
Hansen
Bill Edwards
Ginapp
Stanwood
Eagle
Jerry Carstens
Carstens
Eagles
Linda Johnson
Lois Eichhorn
Sue Kouba
Verna Krutzfield
Gail Williams
Nancy Carstensen
Vicki Eganhouse
Marcia Snyder
Golden Eagle Girls
MV Okays Girls Cage Clinic At Maquoketa Valley
Maquoketa Valley high school hosts an Iowa Girls High School Basketball clinic on Saturday November 20 with teams London Durant West Central Garnaville Center Point and Maquoketa Valley. Afternoon drills begin at 1 30 PM under IGSHAU supervision followed by three evening games at 6 15 7 45 and 9 15 PM open to the public with admission charged.
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London
Durant
West Central
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Center Point
Maquoketa Valley
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Lowdon
O J schedule for 1965 66 basketball teams
The Oxford Junction boys and girls basketball teams release their 1965 66 schedule. Highlights include home games against Northeast Community Lisbon Clarence Maquoketa Valley and Monticello Sacred Heart with several away trips at Lost Nation Lincoln Miles Calamus Olin and Lowden through February.
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O.J. Cage
Northeast Community
Elvira
O.J
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Maquokete Valley
Lost Nation
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Midland
Lincoln
Miles
Calamus
Monticello Sacred Heart
Delwood
Olin
Lowdon
Sacred Heart Girls Top Olin 64 59 In Close Duel
Sacred Heart girls outscored Olin 25 17 in the second half to win 64 59 as Patsy Oaken, JALAL BU, and Kay Brashaw led with 30, 17, and 17 points. Olin’s Lana Graf scored 52 of the Lions 59 with Judy Rohwedder Pam Kreger and Ruth Lacock adding key assists. Olin's center Steve McDonald and Steve Indehofer paced the boys’ losers with 11 and 10 points as Sacred Heart dropped the nightcap 69 35.
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Clarence
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Houlse
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Stan Nasselbusch
Jalal BU
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Kay Brashaw
Sandy Gilmore
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Pam Kreger
Ruth Lacock
Ron Luensman
S H
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SH Girls
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Lewis
T. Luensman
Olin Girls
Olin Boys
Eagle Boys
Panthers Host Prairie in season opener Key WaMaC notes
Monticello Panthers open hoops season hosting Cedar Rapids Prairie in a non WaMaC game. The squad, last year’s co champions with Maquoketa, returns three lettermen including Wright and Greenwald and features Yeoman Paulsen and Cowan. Coach Nelson cautions about WaMaC contenders Anamosa Tipton Independence.
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Wamac
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Panthers
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Dave Greenawald
Dean Nelson
Fresh-Soph
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Tom Yeoman
Paul Paulsen
Steve Edwards
Paulsen
Yeoman
Nelson
Football Booster Club Banquet Honors Team at Legion Hall
The Football Booster's club entertained the football team coaches and managers at a Legion hall banquet on Tuesday evening November 9. Reverend Robert G. Jones gave the prayer and Bill Happel of Cedar Rapids spoke as guest. Vernell Gookin introduced the co captains and managers. Bill Kell presented slides. Officers elected: Gayle Ar hendsen president and Richard Neubergal secretary treasurer.
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OLIN
Legion Hall
Robert G. Jones
Bill Happel
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
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Vernell Gookin
Bill Kell
Gayle Ahrendsen
Richard Nebergall
Schools to Dismiss Early Wednesday for Thanksgiving
Monticello community schools will dismiss at 2 30 p m on Wednesday for Thanksgiving vacation. Sacred Heart students will also be dismissed early. Classes resume the following Monday.
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Monticello
Sacred Heat
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