Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Mustangs on Track - Field - Court Left-hand Group: High-hurdles-Significant because it was one of the few events of the track and field in which the Maroons were not especially strong . . Up and over. This event was usually a point-getter for the Mustangs, besides being one of the most interesting to watch . . . Bn team basketball. The success of the second string, winner of the CKL, pre- sages even greater success for the varsity . . Right-hand group: Time out. The other team was probably more tired than the Mustangs pictured, although our boys seem to be figllling over that towel . . Bat-in. IA W T Maroons' proficiency in this important department won or saved an 1? games. Wonder if this one went in? . . . Ughl An ev or th boys, the shot put usually yielded the Salina tracksters se - . 1 'n . . V Try heaving 12 pounds of lead around sometime if you t 1, f asy. V

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Mustang Football Highlights Lefthand Group: Junior High football squad . . . Rhuskies who' will represent Salina High in near future . . . coached by Earl Morrison, assisted by W. T. Shoemaker . . . Which way would you turn? Clarence White, No. 24. attempts cutback on a reverse against Emporia Spartans . . brought down after a short gain . . Mustangs won by lone touchdown 7-0 . . Van Gundy holds the ball as Wvhitey applies toe to Rpigskinn . practice kickoff on the eve of a big game . . Dupree, No. 29 . . dine, No. 99 . . Mitchell, No. 77 . . Magathan, No. 40. Middle ' ture: Big Al Hargrave. captain and All-C. K. L. tackle, boots a high, d one in practice. Righthand Group: Dupree, Salina back, with ball, 'n ' ins an arou li end jaunt against Junction City . . Young, No. 65, fine lly makes the tackle after a sizable gain . . Maroon L., . playing great ball, defeated the Bluejays 20-6 before record crowd. TE n. aroon fullback, tosses a short, spot pass. Spartan forced out a, - ., . s 7- ' milk J I fllt ' . -a Q 'X a nds Thi 1 0 win for Salina was first of a string of seven victories. IQQ

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lg -'X Maroon Mustang ORSIQ of the prairies, brave and strong, hardy pioneer who has long resisted with a courage fine all tries to hreak the spirit thine. . . Small horse, but hardy, yoifve neier fought, unless your best you gave, and sought that vie- tory with a zeal so keen neier giving vent to spiteiul spleeng hut if the victory was not for you, it broke you notg hut served only to harden detern1inz1ti0n's sinew. Ever you together gnashing teeth did grind, and return to fight with determined mind. For these vouire famous, for these well-known. We've taken them to he our own .... These are the virtues that are yours: strength, spirit, and faith that ever endures ..,. Toward these ever will we stride with you, brave Mustang, as our guide. The New Symbol