Kiskiminetas Springs School - Kiski Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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IAA. l I W Q I First row: Thomas, Lennox, Jenkins, Munyon fCaptainJ, Almes, Lawrence, Whalen, Busher Joonasuphya. Second row: Miller, Bedell, Finch, Brown, Davidson, Landis, Frary Fribley, Cooley. Third row: Smyth, Larimer, Hathaway, Young, Moore, Moore, Callaway, Beatty Griffeni Fourth row: Schwartz, Cervino, Sivak, Yost, Crow, Parker, MaCulla, Hildner. i One of the largest squads in the school's history reported for soccer this fall. In cluded in this group were a few lettermen, several j.V. players, and a host of inex- perienced students. The season opened with a scrimmage against Western Reserve who proved to be very powerful and left Kiski on the short end of a 2-O score. Slippery Rock gave our boosters a real lesson in position-play- ing, accuracy, and power kicking during our visit to their school. It was a different story when the same team returned to our grounds and the visitors only gleaned the victory by scoring two quick goals in the final period. Despite a heavy downpour and a soggy field, our team showed unusual accuracy in passing and aggressiveness to defeat W.P.S.D. by a count of 3-1. The flu epidemic brought about a cessation of practices and games for a 10 day period, necessitating the cancellation of the return game with W.P.S.D. and a game with Shadvside Academv. A hard-fought encounter with Washing- ton Vocational in Pittsburgh resulted in a 2-0 loss for us, and Pitt Freshman were fired to great heights as they rapped in six goals at our field. The season's record is in no way repre- sentative of the determination and enthus- iasm manifested by the team, led by the captain, Paul Munyon. The majority of this year's players were in the junior Class and with this nucleus for the coming sea- son, optimism of greater success is running high. 'P I lin ' Iv V A R S I T Y S O C C E R

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- A AAA omhc , PHS Pow CY The art of using one's head. Some fancy footwork by Almes