Malad High School - Mirror Yearbook (Malad City, ID)

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I X -I Y . X .I I x . 9 '. , ' A xx :iii-1,15 . ff' ' 1' 1 , 57711 gg ' ., 3 Ki -' BOYD HODSON DARHL EVANS Cvacb Captain S po-rts When the call came for football men last fall there was a hearty response. The first night thirty-three men showed up on the field. As is usual though, the number dwindled down to about twenty-five and that was the number of men who stayed with us. The football season was a successful one from a standpoint of practical experience even though the scores, in most cases, favored the other team. Coach Hodson proved his capability when he raised the green team he started with to a par with the other teams competing in South-east Idaho. When the basketball season opened the school authorities were unable to get a place to practice and Nlalad had no team to represent them this year. Track started on the l9th of February and is now getting well under way. ln interscholastic sports the Nlalad High School team this year was respected and known as a hard-fighting team, a team which fought ethically and with the highest regard for sportsmanship. Every op- ponent knows, and glories in the knowledge that win, lose or draw, Nlalad will put up the best fight possible. There is no give-up to the Welchmen, until the' final gun. Malad's teams receive victory mag- nanimously, defeat with a cheerful smile, knowing that they have put forth their very best efforts. That's the spirit of Malad High School. -EVAN D. EVANS. I 9 5 0 Pag Fifty