Kingston High School - Kingstonian Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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Dcdimlion This year we have the pleasure of dedicat- ing our yearbook to two people who we think are worthy of receiving this honor. Both of them are now serving their country inthe armed forces. Andrew Andy Victor came to our fair high school in 1949 as wrestling coach and as an assistant coach in football and base- ball. ln 1949 and 1950 he coached two c h a m p io n s h i p wrestling teams which brought honor to our school. While here those two years, Mr. Victor was active in extra-curricular activities and was the origi- nator of the K-Teens Club. All of the eighth graders remember him as their English, his- tory, and geography teacher and also as a wonderful person, but then, there isn't anyone in K.H.S. who does not like Andy, He will always be remembered for his smiling face and sense of humor. We of the Class of '52 want to wish him all the luck in the world. HARRY B. WILLIAMS Captain ANDREW VICTOR Lieutenant Mr. Harry Hank Williams is another be- loved person in that he always went out of his way for others. Last year, as Advisor, he had a prominent position in the editing of the yearbook. ln addition to that, he was assistant coach in football, wrestling, and track, however, wrestling is his favorite sport. Mr. Williams was assistant coach in 1941 for Mr. Pugh's championship football team of the Valley and the Eastern region. When he came to teach here, he was liked by everyone and the feeling was one of regret when he entered the service on April 21, 1951. Mr. Williams is overseas in Korea and we know that God will be with him.

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