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Page 81 text:
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ALAMOSA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM Bottom Row: Parker, Kirby, Knoop, Moses (Mascot), Bergman, Meehan, Hinkle. Second Row: Allbee; Lepird, halfback; Russell; Quintana, Captain and quarterback; Sanchez, halfback; Wallace, center; Herrick, end. Third Row: McNitt, halfback; Stuart, end; Dyer, tackle; Meehan, guard; Hanson, Coach; Luce, tackle; Whitmore, fullback; McCracken, guard; Crabill.
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Page 80 text:
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PiMcs TO OUR FOOTBALL MEN Play the game, But play it fairly. Fight to win, But meet men squarely. Tackle hard, And hit the line. Do your best, — But never whine. Play to win, But every inning Keep in mind There ' s more than winning. For good or ill, An honest man Is sweeter still. Reach your goal By hard endeavor — But by trick And cunning never. Win or lose, Though bruised and lame, Let night find you Unashamed. DEDICATED TO THE FOOTBALL SQUAD Lives of Athletes all remind us, We can print our name in blood, And departing leave behind us Half our faces in the mud. Football Boys Are Entertained Last Friday evening the football team was given a dinner by some of the members of the Commercial Club and by their dads. Invitations were extended to the team the be- ginning of the week by Milt Herrick and C. T. Myers. At 7 o ' clock the boys all gathered at Trent ' s Cafe with their fathers and friends and were served a most excellent supper and such a one as a real growing boy only can enjoy. The menu con- sisted principally of chicken, mashed potatoes, green peas, shrimp salad, hot biscuits and coffee. During the dinner a number of songs were sung and the boys as- sisted in the singing when they could but we have heard from extremely reliable sources that that was not very often. Captain Quintana is a good singer, but we noticed that he didn ' t sing a note that evening. Milt Herrick acted as master of ceremonies and called on Mr. Sha- han of this city, Mr. Linger of Hoop- er, who especially requested to be present to talk to the boys, and Shorty Franklin, of Denver, who told some uproariously funny stories. Captain Quintana thanked the busi- er in Dehalf of the boys. All together it was a most success- ful and thoroughly enjoyed dinner and it will long linger in the mem- ory of the members of the football team. It encouraged the boys and now they know that they have, the town and its good people behind them.
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