Kiskiminetas Springs School - Kiski Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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After tieing Muskingum College Reserves 13-15, and losing to St. Frances Prep 9-7, Kiski played a game for the benefit of the Saltsburg Community. The season ended on a successful note as Captain Bob Fuellhart and Tom Holland scored touchdowns to defeat the Kiski Valley All-Stars 15-6. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Mr. Zeiglerls team also played a flu-shortened season. Only two games were played in the abbre- viated campaign. The traditional game with Shadyside proved to be the most exciting contest of the season. Although Dick Rector scored on a 55 yard run the first time Kiski had the ball, the fine Shadyside team emerged from the see-saw battle on the long end of a 15-7 score. The final effort of the season was also a losing one with a strong Ligonier team going on a scoring spree to win 26-6. CUB FOOTBALL The performance of the 1957 freshman-sophomore team provides optimism for Kiski's 1958 football fortunes. Although the Cubs appeared in only three contests, their progress in mastering and tackling was gratifying to all concerned. ll! ij. lj F ,.. A in If .MQ W li.. ilgfb 1. Rector on the loose. 2. Another first down. 3. End of the line. I0O

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V A R S I T Y F O O T B A L I-'riff mira' Mott, Zehe, Dumni, Perriello, lfuellhart. Aiello, Holland, Colella. Scrwzd mzzx' Augustyn, L Moore, Scott, Montgomery, johnson, Morgan, Miller, Marshall, DiOrio. Third wuz' M11 XY'ild, Mans. Elste. Schumalcer. Rector, XX'7lI11ll1CI', Guandola, Morrow. Neuse, Mr. Craig. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Kislci varsity turned in a record of two vins, two ties, two defeats. Against the flu he record shows ohm and two, with classes .nd schedule interrupted for two weeks. The first game was played against the State Feachers College at Fairmont, XV. Va. and esulted in a 13-15 deadlock. George Mans ind Sam Colella scored the Kiski touchdowns. Kiski recovers a fumble. After a two-week recess necessitated by the flu,l' the black and white eleven defeated Indiana State Teachers College on TD's by Roy Moore and Tom Holland. Kiski played their best game against the toughest opponent, Youngstown University. Al- though very much outweighed, the Varsity battled Youngstown on even terms throughout most of the game before finally losing 22-12. Colella bulls for yardage.

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