Carl taught physical Education and coached for 43 years at Burlington High School. He came to Burlington in 1927 after earning a BA Degree from Drake University and an MA from the University of Iowa. In 1967 the high school gymnasium was named in his honor for his life-long contribution to the students of Burlington. A life size photo graph hung in the gymnasium and a street leading to the high school also in his honor. He was awarded the Drake University Double D award in 1984. He has also earned the Iowa High Schools Athletic Directors Outstanding Service Award. His Track teams compiled outstanding records, including the 1949 state championship. Carl also coached football, basketball, wrestling and swimming over his great career. He also devoted many hours to help student athletic groups without asking for pay. Thousands of young men benefited from Carl’s positive influence and fair-mindedness. Beyond the impressive accomplishments of his students he is remembered for his humility and modesty. Carl’s kind and gentle nature enabled him to see he best in others. He was a role model for all ages. He always gave his best.