University High School - Tower Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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Top-Manager Harris, Martin, Fleming, Watson, Stratton, Bricker, Rotramel, Porter, Davis, Coach Lingle Second-Deason, Patton, Lentz, Martin, Reed, Wright, Crain, Ray, Lipe, McMahon Boflom Row4Lewis, Davis, Swofford, Schrade, Walker, Hartwell, Lauder, Simmons, Akin he 1930 track squad of the Southern Teachers enjoyed the most successful season in the history of the sport at S.I.N.U. The Maroons won the dual meets of the season, the crowning achievement of the year was the capture of the State Teachers meet at Charleston. The win was a repetition of the work of the 1929 team-both victories accomplished by a twenty point margin. In the Hrst meet of the season-a rather listless affair-the Maroons defeated the Cape Girardeau Teachers 98-33. Wright, Bricker, and Watson were brilliant perform- ers. The Southerners placed second in the quadrangle meet of Cape Girardeau, Shurtleff and McKendree. The margin of victory held by the Bearcats-812 to S2-surprised the strong Maroon entry. The next game was a victory over McKendree, the score was 67M to 61f.Q. In the meet at Peoria, Bricker capturing first place in his specialty-the discus-and Ray, winning four points in the broad jump, gave the Southerners nine points and tenth place. Outstanding point winners of the year were Captain Bricker, Carl Wright, and Daymon Akin. Watson, Davis, Crain, Stratton, and Ray formed the nucleus of the victorious squad. Lauder, Martin, and Schrade were consistent point winners through- out the season. One Ilumlrml Fifty-four L Qi ' T Y 1 . 'IA' V Z' ,X1lf51,' V ' Y' V, 1' I c , , gqfl: -' fl., l T .ilu A If U., if fur .I lf! ik! AQ 1 ' ,nl K 1 ' ' 5 ,r ' Q A. j .2 .4 4 ' -, -, -Y, , ug l lj , 1 ,Il -,. 3. . ' ' 5.3 . , ' f' - , 'Y 3 J 3 J Q' -1 4 R1-aa-. .w ' Ti,-ff.aai. f 1 1 -1 g. El,-fff51T9 5 ' ' 7 ' GUY ' . ' n ' V ' . '. 3-it I I -iii 'EWR ' S 'T Mi .1 - i fix' 5 ,. ,il :lil .lwgiiil , it l' 1 j in X r.d'il'f '. :E 1' . ' 1 hid - AC 'i . .' 'T - 5 - 1 ,,,,..,-- -f - .rt '- 1 1 We . ft 1, - . if - 1 1- . 1 I In ' 'AM' . Qrn' - 1 . it '- Hfvs, 1, .r.j.B1 . S ' . . ' i ,. Q . -w A I i' '. T

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Top Row-Jennings, Evans, Bauman Bnllnm Run'-Hanson, Hcmplemnn, Coach Di Giovanni, 'l'.iuber, McLean n two years lnstructor Di Giovanni has developed a most proficient group of tumbling and parallel bar performers. They are widely demanded for entertainment during campus activities of major importance. This work is comparatively new in athletic circles and the efliciency shown by the members of these two classes deserves con- structive comment. Their performances have been well received at basketball games, and student entertainments. T011 Rau'-Coach Barrett, Press, Crawford, Sinks, Coach Di Giovanni Bnllvm Run'-Brown, Stone, Casper, Clayton Om' Ihznrfrml Flfly-six' 'I '1 . 1 . ww- -:i,t' IJl,-'.g!,,f Fi' g ima, . . ... 3 s 'ff ' ' is H ' 7 L T -ill IZ. Nr .51 -- 'r-,gayfsj 4 , .irc 1. , Y 1 ,, ' L fd i 5 ' fi' ' 46 s ' , P U ii, I 'l I An -1- x, .1 ., I ' ' F .. .E n , - L l , . .. ,, 1 X 6' 3' Z 1 I x wr ,Q qw , Nj , , -.ELI . .p f .z,.-'L it-3. 'l v' , L . T... Hr . . --- - . e . u., ' H... . , bl. I-. J: , I .ll-, IA T- .5 lux- iff l 7 51 . '. ' - if N' ,li I ' .1 'h 'fits . I. Q A r ,V 3 . ii .7 :lf i Q 1 , la , d ugg ' Q . 'A . ' - I- X ' a - . X. f .I 59.1 . Q ,ff T.-QM rsvp. .,y :LN K 'Q L, ,' rife , .x wx' ' ff -. M v J . ,-,nit :Q xv . i . . Y .1 A re . 1: - , l i NW... -. jf I -I ' 'ai' ' -' ii, - 1. - H 1' 1, i '.4.'1r ' i i 'W l rl ' A J