Carterville High School - Lionite Yearbook (Carterville, IL)

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5fDlaclf Diamond ' C-l'l- S GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM fF1rstJ 1 I GIRLS' B.-XSKETBAIJI. TEAM QSecondJ

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75'Dladr Dlamond C H S Ghz Gleam KEYHOLE Keyhole Captain Fred Lauder IS the pllot of the team playlng at renter and forward He puts mto the game a necessary element namely pep Keyhole has played four years on the flrst Hve He made l04 pomts the past year We will always remember hlm as playlng for the team and not for hlmself WESS Captaln of the football team and a regular whlrlwlnd on the basketball floor Wess played forward last year but this past year has played guard nd we are qulte sure his opponents have found him an able guard Wess made I7 pomts Tall and lanky but as full of pep as he IS tall and lanky And does he get mto the game3 We should say he does' P D graduates this year He made 68 pomts MULE George has played three years as a flrst strung man Wlll we ever forget has alded the team greatly ln the last three years George made I4 pomts SCOTTY A sort of easy gomg fellow untll the whlstle blows and then he snaps rlght mto the game and plays lt tlll the finish A vital man to the team Srotty made 86 pomts HOOT We will always remember lmmxe as being as fast as greased hghtnmg and lf necessary covermg both sxdes of the floor under his goal lmmxe made 6 pomts lsnt very many eh? Well remember lmmle IS a guard nd doesnt shoot often BOZO We always like to see Bozo ln the game He f1ghts lxke mad and puts the old pep ln the game Has been a faithful player Bozo made 50 pomts SKEETER TEAM Bull Baker Frank Bracy xm Lauder Taft Baker Hugh Rlchart Howard Muller Tommy Armstrong Harold Smith Robert Shadowen 70 8 . . . U .. .. UP. D... those long-shots he drops in, and always just when we need them? George a ' .

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T5PDlaclf Doamond C H S C6trl5 Athlettws The gurls basketball teams were selected from those who entered the glrls gym class e rly IH the season The mam object belng CYEYCISS very few games were played or the publlc Perhaps the most lnterestlng game was between the grade teachers and the frst team when even the referee recelved a demonstration of abllxty of the players when he was knocked down and run over Although the gxrls suffered defeat many times they proved themselves by thelr attltude toward thelr losses to be real sports Vlola Full-cerson center mme l muder forw xrd Edna Fulkerson forward M xrgarel Kung, guard ll xrrlet Rutherford forward Floe Taylor guard sub Ihr lma Anderson center Opal Volner guard 'Vlaxlne C ralg guard Lots Hampton forward Reba Lhoate forward lqranlcyc Bradberry forward Geraldme Norrlss forward A 3 441 880 Margaret Scott forward sub Pearl Evans guard illwlh amh Glrark Arhuxtwz Cartervxlle H S had the followmg entries dash dash dash ddSh TRACK SHOT Broad Jump Hxgh jump Pole vault MILE Hlgh Hurdles Low Hurdles I-4l'CSl'lITlHl'l Relay X arslty Relay The school was represented ln Pleld an Track events at the DISCUS followlng m A rxl l6 County meet at Marlon at whlch the following, placed Xprtl Z4 May May XX esley Baker th1rd 50 Yard Dash Wesley Baker fourth Shot Paul Baker fourth 440 Yard Dash le ter Bosv ell second Hush ump Duel meet with llurst Conferenu Meet at llerrm Dlstrlct Meet at Eldorado Boys NVl'1O Were l aul Baker Paul l red Lauder Vernell Calvert Lester Boswell Rxrhard VS atson Qoss out for fre d and Track thls Howard Nllller Robert Waldron Robert Shadowens Hugh Rlchart Taft Baker Everett Howerton 72 Y al' BYO as follows Wesley Baker lmmle Hadfleld Frank r Braey Bert Samuel lmmxe Lauder lmmxe Hastle eets a , o 3 V - Q K . . . . 1 . l I K Nl' ' .2 , 'z . ' ' , . V - ' - , c .J I 1 . . Y . ' ky 1 . , V v V . ' A ' ' - - C -J SU yd. ' ' . lim yd. dash. FIELD 24 yd. 1. . , A A l yd. '. . 4 - A yd. . l ,K ' '- d , - K . A p. R A b , . A 7 I . s .rv , - 'Y j . I- . '- ' ' . V 8- '- ' V . 3 I ' I e : J v ' i . 1 J, 4 . 4 n J, r t X Ji 1 . V . V bl