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

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UNIOR VARSITY FUOTBALL Although having a poor season, the Little Cats showed they had a fighting spirit and the will to win. This feeling will be essential to them when they play varsity next year. Much of this feeling was due to hard work plus an untiring effort of the team and their coach, Henry Shep- herd. A very weak offense was shown by the Cats, who only won one game during the entire season. They had a fair defense, but couldn't stop several of their opponent's powerful drives. The Little Cats made numerous first downs, but could not provide many touchdowns for their fans. In the season's opener, the Freeport squad downed Kittanning, 25-2. The safety scored by the Cats was their first score of the season. A fumble and an intercepted pass were the determining factors that cost the Kittens a 'I9-0 defeat by the Butler reserves on the local field. A bad pass from center, resulting in a safe- ty by Redbank, cost the Wildcats a heartbreaking 2-0 defeat. The Cats lost their fourth game of the sea- son to a strong Kiski eleven 28-O. The following week Kittanning played Shan- nock Valley in their only night game of the year. Playing inspired football, and taking advantage of every break the Cats upset Shannock Valley l6-0. Leechburg spoiled any ideas the J. V.'s had of winning their last three games by beating them 'l3-0. The Kittens lost the following week to Van- dergrift 20-O. This was no disgrace as Vander- grift had an undefeated team. In their last game of the season, the Cats lost to our down-river rivals, Ford City, 20-0. This defeat was avenged the same week with a startling 38-0 victory by the Varsity. Front Row: Dan Pail, Bob Toy, Chauncey Redfield, Homer Crytzer, Ken Kl'ne, Larry Cole, Robert Pas- qualini, Bill Hoover, David Hufhand. Row II: Bob Kanish, Jim Johnson, John Shilling, Sidney Arnold, Eddie Bowser, Chuck Montgomery, Frank Moody, Earl Johns, Lincoln Grafton. Bock Row: Mr. Shepherd lCoachi, Ben Thompson, Fred Kennedy, Louis Shankle, Bob Shilling, John Wildl, Bud Schrechengost, Jim Shaffer, Jack Black, Donald Crytzer. yn:-va -H ,rm J azrv N