Scottdale High School - Scottie Yearbook (Scottdale, PA)

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, , V, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, -,-.....-...--, ..-.. -. -- -- -. -- - V ' V ' s. Tracy, L. Hickey, iz. Nowicks, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Grofson. Mr- Metwllifk- a,....... SCOTTIES WIN OPENER The Scotties opened the 56 season by defeating a newcomer in the schedule, Turkeyfoot, 4I-7. After the Varsity scored 2O points in the first quarter, The reserves took over. Henderson got two touchdowns and Stoner, Mehallick, Lochinger, and Glowacki accounted for The remaining points. PENN JOINT RALLIES TO TIE SCOTTIES The Scotties traveled to Claridge and battled the Indians to a 26-26 tie, a thrilling see-saw affair. Scott- dale was leading 26-I9 with 40 seconds left to play when the Indians scored on a 70-yard pass play and added the extra point to tie The game. Denny Stoner scored Three Times and Mehallick scored The remaining Scottie touchdown. Cox and Ponko played good line ball. SCOTTIES RALLY TO WIN Trailing I9-O at halftime, a fTred-up Scottie team rallied and defeated the Golden Eagles of South Hunt- ingdon 2I-I9. The Scotties' forward line of Porter, Cox, Clelland, Ruth, Ponko, Dayoob, and Koshara shook backs Warrick, Mehallick, and Weaver loose for the touchdowns. The battling Scotties showed the district fans they had what it took to win. SCOTTIES WALLOP ROSTRAVER Playing on a foreign field, the Scotties racked win number 4 by trouncing Rostraver Twp. 39-6. -Denny Stoner scored Three times on runs of 80, 60, and 73 yarcls, Weaver twice and Koshara accounted for other Tallies. Once again The forward line ot the Scotties did its stuff as they moved The Leopards all over The field. SCOTTIES TROUNCE DUNBAR Out to revenge last year's upset, the Mules got a worse shellacking from the Scotties 33-I2. Dunbar narrowed the margin to I3-7 in the third quarter but only to see the Scotties pour it on in the fourth. Ruth, m Cox, and Dayoob stormed on ofTensive as Porter, Rea- gan, Koshara, and Ponko turned in good defensive work. Mehallick and Stoner both scored Twice and Wall on an 80-yard kickoff return accounted for the remain- ing score. HURST TOPPLES SCOTTIES The Hurricanes, one of our arch-rivals beat the Scot- tis on the home Held 2l-l3. Trailing throughout the game, the Scotties battled to narrow the margin only to have Hurst keep that one touchdown lead. Mehallick scored the Two Scottie Tallies a: Ponko, Cox, and Ruth played bang-up line ball. SCOTTIES ROUT N. HUNTINGTON With the score tied 7-7 at halftime, the Scotties scored 23 points in The second, walloping The invading Bull- dogs 3O-7. Mehallick scored twice, once on an 85-yard sprint, Koshara on a blocked punt, and Henderson on a 60-yard punt return which ended the evenings scor- ing. Linemen Dayoob, Ponko, Ruth, and Reagan sparked The line play. SCOTTIES LOSE TO RAMSAY With an upset in mind, the Scotties traveled to Mt. Pleasant to be handed their second loss of the season I3-6. Ramsay with the aid of Scottdale's penalties scored twice in the first half to hold a I3-O halftime lead. The Scotties took The second half kick-off and marched for a score with Henderson going over from 5 yards out. Stoner, Ponko, Dayoob, and Ruth played outstanding ball. SCOTTIES DEFEAT EAST HUNTINGDON In the big game of the season Scottdale's fine foot- ball team defeated the Bulldogs 39-I2. An early op- ponent threat was repulsed and from Then on Scottdale took command of the game. Stoner scored three times and Warrick, Mehallick, and Porter contributed the other six-pointers. Ponko, Cox, Clelland, Dayoob, Porter, Koshara, and Ruth did Their share, too, in bringing home the Kropff trophy.