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

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Top row: George Calhoun, Chuck Reno, Everett Rushing, Doug Kiefer, Russ Willoughby, Dan Butcher, Bob Stoelzle, Gary lm- hoff, Don Truenow, Art Sobery, Henry Slaughter, Mike Miskell, and Asst. Coach Reid Martin. Second row: Asst. Coach Eugene Propes, Coach Frank Bleyer, Charles Hagler, Len Morris, Larry Kristoft, Ron Damron, Mike Diamond, Charles Mitchell, Jake Although the ilierriers ll1tl1'C than tripled their op- ponents' scores. they were iihle to eoinpile only ai six won nnnl three loss record. The teznn lost its season opener to it lloek ol' tough llerlhirrls from lVest lfriinliliort. il he next weelx the squad houneenl hiiek to nlelient Xletropolis eighteen to two. ln their first eonlerenee ginne, the 'lierriers were pounced upon anal heaiten lw in hustling Patek of Anna Vllilcleiits. il he next lirirlaiv night, the squzrcl got lnnek on Vie- torx lloiinl with ai triumph over Sparta. The Terriers lountl their next two opponents easy ment, as thev Top row: Gary Lacy, Coach Eugene Propes, Bud Smith, Jimmy Weller, Chu-ck Reno, Don Robinson, Eddie Waldron, Mike Dia' mond, Ricky Brown, Jerry Jones, Don Hickson, Gene Austin, Dale Wolfe, Fred Pasely, Dickie Lockerby, Ronnie Acks, Jim Rendleman, Eddie Waldron, Gary Davis, Asst. Coach Don Raines, and Mike Butcher, Bottom row: Manager Charles Hall, Ronnie Klamp, Gerald Jones, Alan Lasley, Denny Lingle, Wil- lard Gersbacher, Clarence Johnson, Dick Grace, Bart Bridges, Mike Womack, Phil Taylor, Forrest Jamison, David Taylor, and Manager Tom Haege. clefeiilecl theln hy am average ol' seven toueliclowns ilpieee. 'lille next week in ll lloineeoniing ilogliiglit with tl1e llLlI'flSl7LlI'g Bulldogs. the Terriers eontinueql to show their winning style. Traveling up route 'il to l7uQuoin the next weelvencl, the luovs won :in important eonferenee ginne over the lnclizins. Ar the zinnuul Veterans Dov ginne against hlurphyshoro, the ezinines serzippecl :incl played Ll territienllv good ginne only to lose to the conference ehinnpion Devils. Thus, the team eolnpilecl Ll six zincl three reeornl, good enough lor second Plnee in the eonferenee. Trobaugh, and Charles Hall. Bottom row: Darrell Dillon, Joe Daniel, Kenny Stearns, Willie Jamison, Jerry Miller, Bill Spring- hart, Gene Kristott, Dick Corbitt, Jimmy Tygett, Denny Hill, Dick Stearns, Billy Vaughn, and Eddie Stearns.

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E is The '58 Terrier racket squad compiled the best record it has had in the three years that tennis has been revived at CCHS. The team opened the season with a win over Vandalia. The next week, the 'l'errier's took a beating on the Belleville court and at Flora. Perking up, the boys took their next three contests in stride as they triumphed over Murphysboro twice and Centralia once. They were unable, how- ever, to send anyone to the state tournament. After the tournament, the squad beat Centralia and lost to Flora, to end the season with a good five and three record. Last springs track season was a very successful one. At the spring sport's banquet the cindermen were able to boast of a live and two record in dual meets, a third place in an eighteen school meet at Cairo, and a representative in the state tourney in miler Everett Rushing. Since many underclassmen lettered in track last season, the future for the CCI IS track team looks bright. Richard Taylor, Gerry Howe, Coach John Cherry, Mike Womack, Bart Bridges, and Arthur Sobery. Successful season ends First row: Larry Halliday, Denny Hill, Larry Brown, Doug Jones, Frank Taylor, Charles Johnson, Eddie Waldron, Albert Blythe, Mike Stalls, and Rex Kalman. Second row: Coach Frank Bleyer, Gary Davis, Willard Gersbacher, Jerry Jones, Terry Hiller, Bill Lyons, Gerry Howe, Bart Bridges, Mike Womack, Richard Taylor, Don Hickson, Charles Mitchell, and Jerry Hinkley.

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