Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)

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4 0 qI0l'4 L ETT ERMEN ., -3' Q 'Nl' , . if F5 9- 3 Af Fl X f5 Wax X tw M I 'l. Stanley Adams, left halfback 2. Joe Toy, center 3. Ed Kline, fullback 4. Don Blinn, left tackle 5. Bob Held, right end 94 6. Bob McGaugl'1ey, right tackle 7. Jack Mclaughlin, left end 8. Arnold Crawford, fullback 9. Dick Gowetski, quarterback 10. Bob Brodhead, quarterback FOOT

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The up and coming Wildcats played host to the Freeport Yellowiackets in one of the most exciting games of the season. Although Free- port was outplayed in every department, they managed to eke out a 26-25 victory in the last few seconds of play. From the opening kick-off, it was evident that the Wildcats were completely overpowered by a superior Leechburg squad. This was the only game all season that the Burtonmen did not make a good showing. The final score was 33-14. The Wildcats, showing their best offense of the year, steamrolled the weaker and less ex- perienced Redcats to the tune of 31-6. From the kickoff to the final gun, there was no doubt in the minds of the fans as to what the outcome would be. This game, representing the last ordinary game on the Wildcat schedule, was very excit- ing. Kittanning was never behind, although the Tigers threatened many times only to have their drives stopped by the powerful Cat's defense. The final score was Kittanning 18, Apollo 13. mg-t....-k,..m,...M.M.. ., FEATURE ATTRACTIONS K.H.S. Opp. Sept. 12 .. , 0. ..,.. Washington Twp. 8 19 ...,...,.. 7... .. .. lndiana ..,.. . . ,, . 13 26 ..... , 6 . , Punxsutawney ,. 12 Oct. 3 ..,...,,. 26 .. Rimersburg . 6 10.. ...,... 19. .,,.. North Huntington . , 14 17 ...,...... 25 . .. Freeport .. ... . 26 24 ,..,..., 14 ....... Leechburg . 33 31 ...... 31 ,....... Tarentum ,. 6 Nov. 6 ... 18 . Apollo .. ,. 13 14,.. ...,.. as ........ Ford City .. , . 0 In their 29th annual classic with the down river rivals, the Wildcats plucked the pin feathers from the Ford City Ducks to the near record score of 38-0. In front of an enthusiastic crowd of almost 5,000, the Cats took full advantage of the Glasser's every mistake and through much su- perior playing, skyrocketed the score. COACHING STAFF Left to right: Mr. Round, Midget League Coach, Mr. Shaul, Backtield Coach, Mr. Burton, Head Coach, Mr. Shepard, J. V. Coach, Mr. Milliron, Junior High Coach, Mr. Miele, Ass't Junior High Coach.

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fik .ii .w '- I4-v.,,lf1. BALL flqr' 11. Bob McKeen, left tackle 12. Randy Kunselman, right halfback 13. Bill Martfn, left end 14. Frank Baker, right guard 15. Paul Kanish, right guard 16. Bob McLaughlin, right end 17. Gus Furlong, center 18, Willard Wasson, left guard 95 Vic Poholsky, right tackle Bob Essenwien, quarterback John Morrow, left guard Bob Morrow, left halfback John Gray, right halfback LaVerne Slagle, manager Tom Boylestein, manager