University High School - Tower Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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X. JOHN CHAPMAN Business Manager Football obiz Claapmafz carried on lais shoulders the burden of the business end of the Maroorzs' elaampionsbip fmarela during tloe season past. It was loe who arranged for food, lodging and transportation for the team on tloeir several trips. It was loe wloo looked after ajfairs in preparation for games at home or out of town. His efficient service as manager iii 110 small way aided the team iii 'wimzirig its nine games. One flmirlrrll Thirty fnwlf 'Iv nd s 47 I - . QE? 'A Q ' , ' ' Y -' J' . - x fig? .HE Z, , :'..- ivy, 1 pf- ,,' 'J , Q ' ,- 4 ' A ' , 4- , xi? 'II' 4' iw,- Vj' YK' Q . 1- fu-' fg fix .,l , ., 1 ,al - 4 f'f ' A Y ,4 1, ' : ' .Q rf A , ' . ,J ' ' Q Il 4 I Ed., s I . 'di J. ' -'A' . ' Q 5 I 1' 0 -. I ' t - . . s 1 'uf ' ' ' - ' -L :V '21 'T' -I' ' 4' 'ny J - Q ' l l L ' , : Y ,:., t 1, t , 1. ,, . .. 4. I , A 2 T Ixl, in 51.2 -I ' In .. M ' tae- 'f' L' ,T , - , 4 56 -r - 4' ' 1 an 44 I H' .0 I, v X I 'Q A i 8 1 -lv ,' 1 If , f :SN L 0..- T ' 'KY' B X' 1 ' API , I 31 i X' I L .4 . i JA N 4 ' Q A. U s , . A N F, . , .v . . . ', ' ' 'v w . . 3' l - . v X 5 I

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CO-CAPTAIN CLARENCE HARRIS F our years Fuzz spent as a mem- ber of the Maroon football eleven and with each year he became scrap- pier and faster. He refused to bow to the handicap of size when he first applied for a position in the Maroon lineup. Because he worked hard and accomplished much as a lineman, he was chosen to direct the 1930 foot- ball team 5 and for this reason he led a championship eleven. Co-CAPTAIN GLENN MARTIN qylaying his second year for the Southern Teachers, Abe Martin easily convinced football fans that his high school reputation as a yield general and ground gainer was de- served. Many of the duties, usually divided among the several backfield men, were this year accomplished by this one man. He kicked, called sig- nals, and gained ground g frmuch of the credit for winning the title must ff J, go to Abe. O H rl d Tl ly! J L-s vf. ,A-H - 5. ,. , 1. ,fffffw Rfl' I , ,. 1, V I 4 ,I ' 115-f gy 1 - aff- ftgqff ,.f-P IQ J, .3 I -lb -4 1 Ji- f' ,rf A A fi N A' 1 R ,V .- ,E ,nge I .l , T ' 2' ,A ' 1 9... S-v'f'N! 4' fb- R il 1? s My . ' .' E , '. f,'v3 -:.':- -v f 1 w s he 9 W ,H A .ss ,H es. ' 1 .-,.v.f-'- A A g 'Q ' fifth ,Qui gf A v '-kv , , ,E yr -I . A' R --I '-A 'vC.' A, if ', ' ,.-R, 1 sh: 'o .,.f 2 R , . Af M i-wif ff L ii