Kiskiminetas Springs School - Kiski Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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. , as SS.. , . Q.: l, gl A of iii xt. Q ,L ,. ,Q 3.3 ,5..5t 1-.FA First Row: Lou Kavouras, Tom Wehe, Rich Sikina, Dave DeSimone, Tracy King, Joe Orr, Steve McNeal, and Sam Cald- well. Second Flow: Darrell Patton, Steve Blum, Bob O'Bradovich, Frank Marsain, Kurt Steele, Tim Kiibride, Mark Miller, Joe Vin- cent, and Jon Kennedy. Third Row: Tim Smith, Doug Meese, Brian Brunick, Bill Cardille, Alan Lynch, Clark Shipley, Mark Catan- zaro, Scott Hornock, and Dave Tarney. Fourth Row: Dave Freedman, Bob Gates, Todd Peters, Skip Van Marter, John Fleck, Craig Bondy, Kevin Coit, and manager Louis Tripoli. FFZESHMAN FOGTBALL There can be nothing more devastating than to sit on a cold, snowy, and wind-swept football field with a warm feeling that comes from winning a game. There are only 5 seconds left in the game with the score 12 to 8 and your heart goes to your feet as you watch one of their men cross the goal line. That is the way the whole Freshman team felt on their fifth game of the season. Although the Freshman team lost that game, it was one of the most well-played games of their season. Throughout the entire game there was an outstanding effort by the whole team. That was one game out of many, but you cannot judge a whole team by one game. Throughout the entire season the team played well under the fine coach- ing of Mr. Corwin and Mr. McLaren. Their coach- ing was an invaluable asset to the team's perform- ance. It was they who gave their time to teach us what they knew and make football players out of us even if they killed us. And there were times when they did just that. The team practiced through all types of weather and both Mr. Corwin and Mr. McLaren were out there with us trying their hardest to prepare us for games. What would a football team be without players? On the first day there were a good number that turned out. After that many dropped out or went somewhere else. Finally the team ended up with about 35 sophomores and freshmen. Among these were such people as Tracy King who was a good all-around player and a great asset to the team. Steve McNeal was one of the best receivers, and Frank Marsalan was a good quarterback and de- fensive player. Everyone on the team contributed something sometime and without it the team would lack something. Altogether the efforts of both the team members and that of the coaches turned out a very respect- able season. 153

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First Row: Jim Succop, Steve Rudolph, Greg Floro, Tom Ko- valchuk, Jeff Green, Steve Ar- thur, Tim Wenham. Second Row: Mark Parke, John Supr- ock, Kurt Franck, Mark Floro, Jim Del.uca, Rich Steele, Kevin Reynolds, Paul Herrington. Third Row: Bill Bower, John Hirt, Todd Peters, Chip Hawk- ins, Loren Hershberger, Rich Leydig, Brad King. 7,7 SWIMMING Kiski Opponent 70 Kiski Area 25 68 Pittsburgh Central Catholic 27 44 Hawken? 51 70 Gilmouri 25 65 Shady Side' 30 51 Western Reserve' 44 51 University Schoolt 44 tlnterstate Swimming League l.S.S.L. Relays: Kiski, Western Reserve, Hawken, University School, Shadyside, Gilmour. l.S.S.L. Championship meet: Hawken, Kiski, University School, Western Reserve, Shadyside, Gilmour. The spirit, training, and de- termination of the swimmers brought the best season ever to the varsity swimming team. Their training was tough, but it was worth it for their 7-1 record and the two Champion- ship titles. The 'entire team's dedication was obvious and - proved by their performances in competition. The team began their sea- son well by taking the l.S.S.L. Relay title in a record number of points. Their 4-1 record in league competition was good i enough to earn a tie for first place in dual meet com- petition. ln the l.S.S.L. Championship Meet the team fell just short of the league crown with a close loss to Hawkin School. There were 11 finalists and they showed the true strength of the team in the finals. Kiski sent her Medley Relay to the Eastern Prep School Championships. It broke an- other School Record, and it could still win the Honorable Mention of being All-Ameri- can. However, in the 100 yard Breaststroke, Bill Bower was fast enough to capture first place. 1 155