McKees Rocks High School - Roxian Yearbook (McKees Rocks, PA)

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BASKETBALL McKees Rocks 44 ----------- - Neville 35 McKees Rocks 40 ----------- - Trinity 26 McKees Rocks 74 --------- - Alumni 54 McKees Rocks 25 ---------- Mt. Lebanon 4Q McKees Rocks 26 --------- - Dormont 24 McKees Rocks 31 ---------- - Carnegie 57 McKees Rocks 26 ---------- - Crafton 14 McKees Rocks 56 ----------- - Stowe 21 McKees Rocks 31 ---------- - Coraopolis 22 McKees Rocks 40 ----------- St. Mary 19 McKees Rocks 54 --------- Mt. Lebanon 32 McKees Rocks 24 ---------- - Dormont 26 McKees Rocks 26 ---------- - Carnegie 25 McKees Rocks 57 ---------- - Crafton 20 McKees Rocks 40 ------ ----- - Stowe 21 McKees Rocks 41 ---------- - Coraopolis 24 McKees Rocks 46 --------- - Mt. Lebanon 55 McKees Rocks 26 - - - ------ - Wasliington 55 McKees Rocks 647 Opponents 333 Won 14 Lost 4 TRACK April 21 — Brentwooa April 26— Turtle Creek April 20- V.P.I.A.L. Meet (Connellsville) May 5— Triangle Meet (DormonI and Mt. Lebanon) May 4— Freshmen Track Meet (Home) May Q— Indenenclent Meet (Wilkinsburg) May 10— Fresbmen Meet (Wilkinsburg) May 16— Wilkinsburg May 20-W.P.l.A.L. Meet (Stadium) BOOK FOUR

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FOOTBALL McKccs Rocks 6 McKees Rocks 8 McKees Rocks 2 McKces Rocks 12 McKees Rocks 28 Monesson 52 Rankin - Dcrry 7 Coraopolis 6 Opponents 45 t ' OOTBALL ... A season successful not in the matter of wins or losses, but in the fine sportsmanship, superior cooperation, and superb character building ability . . . Team played its best against superior foes or wealier adversaries . . . Real strength did not show, but from the games played Rox branded themselves as a team to be feared by all . . . Greyhounds of Monessen avenged last years upset by beating Roxians 32-6 . . . The Rankin Jack Rabbits were the first home soil opponent . . . Roxmen won 8-0 . . . Derry ' s Golden Tornado upset Rox 7-2 although the Roxmen completely outplayed them . . . Coraopolis, the last opponent, was defeated 12-6 . . . Besides losing Co-Captains Richardson and Serapiglia, his two brilliant tackles. Dr. Uansa ' s squad will be minus fourteen more members owing to graduation . . . Some of the veterans lost are Zadrozny, Brickler, Fall, Cerceo, Hahn, Wagner, and Sliwka . . . The team appreciated the ability of Head Coach Uansa, and his two assistants, Mr. Surdock and Mr. Colantoni. in their handling of the team. FOOTBALL Sitting: F. Anderson. Yanke, Siiskicvvich. J. Barret. Evans, Cleis, Hewlett, G. Novak. Maglieri. Jones, Staron, Etter, Coiosimo, Calabresc, Schwartz, Kozar, Rudawski. Second Row: Mr. Surdock, Assistant Coach, Zmayiiska. Lanza, Wagner, Cerceo. Zadrozny, Ligashesky, SH.vka, Serapiglia, Captain. Brickler. Richardson. Fall. D Barret, Hahn. A. Lauria, Bracken. McGuire. Ditlmer. Mr. Colantoni. Assistant Coach. Back Row: Dr. Uansa. Head Coach. Ewing, E. Blazier. J. Lauria, R. Blazier, Safrnaek, Brownley, J. Sluvka, DeVito, Hogan, Bittner, Lachell. Dorish, Kovac. Leone. Solt. DiCenzo, Panyko, Magnelli. Eiposito. Gillespie. Rupert. Bordas. Snyder. Page Sepp»ly-lu r