Carbondale Community High School - Dial Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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QUR LEADERS L L l ' HENRY CHARLES LUTZ A well-balanced and excellenl all-around alhlele was Henry Charles Lulz, com- monly known as Dulch . Ourslanding for four years-in loorball, baskelball, and lrack, he achieved srale acknowledgmenl in all lhree. Besides being chosen all-conference in bolh baskelball and loolball he was a member of lhe Second All-Slare Eleven and look parl in lhe slare finals in baskelball as well as vaulling in The lrack finals of 'rhe srafe. In golf Dulch was also a winner. 'raking lirsr in lhe sec+ional and placing in The finals al' Bloomingron. GENE PAUL CRAWSHAW As a sophomore and a beginner in our school Gene made a lelrler in foolball during his lirsl year. Since 'rhal lime he earned and held a place on every one of our reams. Gene was one of Jrhe very 'lew alhleles in our conference who had rhree championship lelrers ro his credir in foofball and rwo in baskelball. As lrack man lewiexcelled him in his 440 runs or in his olher enlries. RAYMOND ELLIS Susie was up . . . Susie was conslanr . . . Susie always came 'lhrough and here is Susie, again on lop. Raring along, wilh his Jreammales. he wenl Jrhrough four con- ference successes in foolball and Jrwo in baskelball. ln lrack Ellis was a sure- poinr man in all of our meers as a 440 man and in Jrhe 220 high hurdles. Ellis was also an assislanl in our Physical Educa+ion Deparfmenf. Raymond was also oulsranding as a member of Jrhe Cily League Sollball Team. SCOTT GILL From our lirsl years in grade school we all remember ScoH as our loremosr alh- lele. Taking an aclive parf in high school sporls. he won rhree major lelrers and hon- orable menlion in loolball his junior year. He played on four conference-winning loorball +eams, Jrhe lasjr serring a new slare scoring record, and on 'rwo conference baskelball reams which ranked in The srale finals. He won an All-Slale posiffion in foolball his senior year, was in lhe Junior Play, The Choral Club, and was presidenl ol: 'rhe Senior Class. IN ATHLEHCS PgaEJ1t Henry Charles Lu+z Gene Paul Crawshaw Raymond Ellis Scoll Gull

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LE. X WE WERE GO-GETTERS TOP Row: G. Smith, li. McGinnis, T. Marlierry, H. Tleason, R. Ellis, D. Gilmore, S. Gill, H. Curtis. SECOND Row: R. Wise. C. Frey, H. Keller, L. Neal, C. Hunsaker, V. Cox, H. C. Lutz. BOTTOM Row: Mr. llrirlgcs, D, Kenney, R. Allen, XV. Towncs, J. Harrell, I. Chandler, G. P. Craw- shaw, Mr. Allen. OU R LETTER-MEN lT is cusTomary Tor The winners oT leTTers in various sporTs To gaTher aT various Times oT The year and TorgeT The boundaries which separaTe The games. ln our school iT has been The cusTom Tor The boys in our sporTs To hold a simple iniTiaTion ceremony every spring in The Riverside Paris aT lvlurphysboro. This ceremony is usually preceded by a good hard game of soTTball and Tollowed by a TeasT on wieners, buns, and home-made pies of all descripTions, alThough The soTT pies are usually seen in The greaTesT numbers. IT does seem sTrange ThaT a group oT aThleTes who should know The value oT good Tood and The value oT Training should sTage a pie orgy. buT They say The spiriT is ThaT of TraTernal love and oT appreciaTion Tor food prepared by moThers. AT any rafe, our boys learn To TighT TogeTher, To work TogeTher, and To play TogeTher and This evenT emphasizes The laTTer. A During The pasT Two or Three years our boys have also learned To sing TogeTher, buT one could never guess where They held Their pracTice sessions. especially if The person happened To be a professional musician. Yes, The secreT was beTrayecl aT The FooTball BanqueT. Cur aThleTes held Their musical sessions in a musical bus on Their way To ouT-of-Town games. The songs ThaT are-sung are noT Taken Trom operas. buT They seemed To ease The Tension before a game and They provided a means Tor emiT- Ting excess sTeam aTTer a game. Yes, our boys have been Tull oT pep all yearq surely one pie and one more song will noT lead Them asTray. May your vicTory pies and songs be long remembered l 1 WE WGN OUR LETTERS Page Nine