Kiskiminetas Springs School - Kiski Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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Towers Towers one of the two sen1or dorm1tor1es on the LIITIPLIS llvcd up to 1ts l'CPL1fdIlOI'l thls year of .1lw.1ys h IVIIIE lnghly VlfJ.lTl Led red blood d bis NVlllCll IS dll 11 result of the K1Slxl dlet Towers started olt III the lJCg1IlIllDf VCAI' governed by the able h11nd of Mr Hllton w ho left KlSlxl .lt the end of the hrst quarter The plelsure w 11s then tal-.en over by Mr Nothste1n who llter mox ed to take ox er the LlL1flCS nn P1r.1d1se Z1 LIHIOI' hall At the present trme Tow ers has two hall masters Lt C ol O Brxen 11nd Mr Wllllam Meye1s h1ll sldcs together f111rly well 1nd pl us 1 major p1rt 1n FCPFCSCIIYIIIKQ, lxnslo III 1thlet11 tontests I-I1ll p1rt1cs 11: SllL,CLl frequentlx Ill w lmh evcryon chlps nn to .1 fund to buy food for 1 ID 185 p1rtx 'I hese g uhcrxngs Ll15bdI1t.lCLl elxques 1nd unlted the h1ll III to one solld org IIIIIAUUII symbolmng the demoertltnt underst11nd1ng w hrth lxnslo has 1lVm1XS fI'l1llflfJlI1CLl 1946 KISlxIMINE'IAN ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ff 1- L ' y I 7 1 ' f 1 C Q VS, ' ' w K1 1 .xr q 7 1 ' ' , y I 'I 1 who have been 21 great help to the boys in their dormitory. As il whole the 1 ' - ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 'Q A 1 '. 1 1 Afl' 1' L 4 ' ' I ' ' 1 Lf 1 '. 1 'L ' ' ' '

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Fair Hall fin Hill exeluding perhaps M1111 had more internal changes than any other hall The year began with the following roommate eombinations B at Howes Burt Hocking Wiirinb Xxllllllfm lruchlut los er Griswold aspert Ex erson Roberts and Norur Crimmctt McKee 'Ihe exodus of ispert to Plllflfk was the beg nning ol 1 gradual ehange and the year elosed with these combinations Howes Wilharm March Mtllvaine lruehauf MeKee Ioster Birehird Lutes MeCorkhill and Norair Grimmett Criswoltl with Burt and Horl-ting thc only two boys rooming together the entire yur 'Ihe year wis a pleasant one no hghts and tew trguments Many thanks go to Mr Yeigler the master in eharge of I in who helped the aceord by doing everything from repairing screens to telling De De MeKee how to write to his girl His explosive aw ikenings ot lite sleepers were all part of the fun We boys in Fan never do fully I'C1llZC how tough it must be for Mr and Mrs Zeigler and little ed to live underneath the LOI1fll'1Llll movement ot teet and wrestling matches on the seeond Hoor to hear our mu terings and the blare of our ridios. Yet they never complained although we all know that there must haxe been times when they had good reason to. It was this attitude of theirs that enables us to more fully understand what line people are like. Almost everyone in lim' participated in some sport. Burt Wilharm. McKee Norair and Criswold were varsity wrestlers' Hocking and Lutes were on the basketball team' Howes was 1 member of the tennis team' Phil March played football and was on the track teamg Mellvaine was captain of the swimming team' ind the half mile relay team was threeaquarters Fair H.1ll- Lutes McCorkhill, and Mcllvaine, Fair probably got along with itself better than any other hall. Everything was every- body's. In F.zir Hall there has never been a happier group that this last. winning com- bination of Kiski's foremost junior dormitory. l9lf ls.ISlxIMINET N