Palm Springs High School - Chia Yearbook (Palm Springs, CA)

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LETTERIVIEN -35' , fy 22- Q5 fear SS f sv ' ,Asu- 258: r-ann-A - Qty? -s Q S 5' 'Nita' rf-AUM Q ,Q 6 F 'g 3 MUTASCIO, FROST, GLOVER, Coach, GTLLMORE, LEVI, MCGONAGLE MCDANIEL, MORGAN, CHAVEZ, SEATON, BRYANT, WARD RABB, ETCHASON, SUMMRRS, GUYER, MUTASCIO, LIENAU SANDEFFER, SCRIVEN, SANARD, FOSTER, MENDOZA

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Football Seven out of eight! A truly banner year in football for the lndians. With a squad of thirty- three whose motto was 'lThe bigger they come, the harder they fall. Palm Springs played eight teams, all representing larger schools, and slipped only once. San Iacinto, Bedlands lay Vee, Calipatria, Banning, Coachella, Excelsior were taken in order. Then after our team had won six straight, and were finding the strain a little tough to bear up under, the Beaumont Cougars took advantage of the situation, winning with their best team in years. Thanksgiving day found the warriors up to their old tricks running over Blythe before a record crowd on the Field Club Turf. Bringing great joy to the heart of lndian rooters was the game with their arch-rival, Banning, and the team which our school has never before beaten, Coachella. However, the top game played by the Indian crew was the Excelsior contest. The l2-U win over a much stronger team was the high light of the season and was the result of some brainy and de- termined playing on the part of the victors. Wearing the Maroon and White for the last time on the gridiron was: Ed. McDaniels, with 3 letters, Dick McGonagle, Gene Morgan, Bob Guyer, Fred Frost, Pat Mutascio, 2 letters each, Tommy Haynes, Sid Sanard, Manuel Chavez, Dave Etchason, l letter each. SCORES Palm Springs San Iacinto Palm Springs Redlands Palm Springs Calipatria Palm Springs Banning Palm Springs Coachella Palm Springs Excelsior Palm Springs Beaumont Palm Springs Blythe Palm Springs Opponents tx

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,, W-, 2 .Al ii MMU BASKET With the best basketball team in two years the lndianfs stood well to dupli' cate the record ot the great Palm Springs ot two years ago until a group ot inconsidf erate lapanese decided to attack Pearl Harbor. However, with the East Riverside County League Schedule abandoned, the Warriorf: played a tree lance schedule ol seven gainefs losing only to the power- tul Redlands Varsity and the Arabs of Coachella. Frost and Chavez took all honors in the facoring lield, Frost with 75 points and Chavez with 58.