Kiskiminetas Springs School - Kiski Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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HALE IRELAND HILL Hale Hale was a boy who spent much of his leisure at Reese Hall but he always found time to take an active part in the funfmaking at Kiski. He was a quiet lad but proved to be a worthy companion to all who associated with him. CLIFFORD GERARD BEATTIE, JR. Cliff, Cliff is a quiet lad with a grand sense of humor. At any time of the day, except when he is in class, he could be seen in the Pool room getting his trickey shots down to perfection, or out on the bench behind Paradise worship' ping the god, nicotine, along with the other addicts. Hall League Basketball, Pool Club

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ROBERT MORGAN Bob Bob, a day student from Avonmore, helped to give us a good backlield and keep up on his hunting at the same time. His cheerful attitude in the classroom proved inter' esting to all concerned. Varsity Football ROBERT ALLEN BOWERS Bob The Editor spent much of his time on mechanical drawing in between keeping the boys of Wilson Hall under conf trol. Dreaming about his sailboat, Hi Ho, was where he sought relaxation. Varsity Football, Band, Chapel Choir, Kiski Minutes, Library Club RALPH CHILCOTT Ralph Although Ralph was not seen much around the campus, his presence was felt by all who knew him. He was a boy who worked very hard for everything he gOt, in his studies and in other phases of life, and, although he was quiet, he was always ready with his unconcerned humor at the right time. Kiski Minutes, Library Club, Varsity Basketball Manager ROBERT CALVIN ELSE Elsie', Whenever in need of a friend Bob was always there to lend a helping hand. A boy with a sportsmanlike attitude and a generous share of academic knowledge is a description wihch fits him to a tee. Varsity Football, Hall League Basketball, Fool Club

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Junior Class FIRST ROW- Ross, Milliman, Rinn. Buarts SECOND ROWfR. Kneubel, Hogg, Blum, Berg, Barkley, R. Getty. Anderson, Albertson. Ruddock THIRD RlJW-W. Moore, Hocking, Neleigh. Honsaker, Mack, Hartman, Fisher. Fletcher, Hund, Bowers FOURTH RCJW --'-' Howes, H. Miller, Ricliardson, Courtney, Sitrman. Blau, Weltliin, Hazelwood, lnipernta. Simpson, liruy This year's junior class is one of the largest at Kiski. It consists of thirty-four red-blooded boys. The juniors have been strong participants in sports and inter-school activities throughout the school year. This class has many boys on the varsity football, baseball, basketball, and tennis teams. It also has members on the Kiski Minutes, Library Club and KSKI. The event for which the junior Class will be remembered is the junior Prom. They worked constantly on this dance by making substitutes for materials which have been rationed by the government and by using what materials they had on hand. In the end they were rewarded for their laborg the dance was a big success and was classed as one of the best in Kiski's history. Next year the Senior's shoes will be more than iilled by these capable juniors and we are sure that next year will be a great success with the present juniors at the helm. 23