Kiskiminetas Springs School - Kiski Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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Sophomore Class FIRST ROW! f Erhard, Baker, Wurmb, Burt SECOND ROW -- Burchard, Everson, Roberts, Johnston, McNelis. Gralenholer THIRD ROW-Olix'er, 1. Waters, jaspert, Mitchell, Lutz, llveiwine, Betaeley, Dunlap The Sophomore Class, although it has only eighteen boys, is a well thought of and respected class. There aren't many boys that are outstand- ing in different activities but that is to be expected at this stage. Jed Burt, jack Betteleygand jack Oliver hold up the scholastic part of the class. They are Honor Roll students. Paul Everwine, Bill Everson, Bob Lutes, Bill jaspert and Ralph Johnston hold up the athletic end They all served as substitutes to the varsity squads with the exception of Everson who played varsity basketball and baseball. By the way they have conducted themselves this year we are sure they will make an outstanding Junior Class. We hope that they will do as well, if not better, than the present junior Class. They are all looking forward to coming back and spending another enjoyable year together at Kiski. Although there are many others in this class not mentioned, they have all played a definite part in making the Sophomore Class what it is. 24

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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

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Freshman Class FIRST ROW --- Hart, Fulton. Rosen, F. Cettv SECOND ROXV--f Tiglic. Amper, Davis, Drury, Gibbs, Fay THIRD ROW'-Kirk, Smith, Hamer, Otto, Wline, Sause, C. -lolinstun The Freshman Class has just finished its first year of high school and hardship. By the looks of the way they handled themselves, they will be a very successful class. Although they are a little small to take an active part in athletics they will, in future years, hold up the athletic standards of Kiski. They did not participate in school activities to any extent. john Tighe was a member of the Kiski Minutes Staff and Honor Roll, jack Smith and jack Wiiie and many others play on the softball team. Doug Sause is one of the assistant managers of the baseball team. Next year the class will be more experienced and we are sure they will be an out- standing Sophomore Class. 25