Kiskiminetas Springs School - Kiski Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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PREFECTS The prefect system of school govern- ment has come to play an increasingly im- portant role in the daily routine of student life. Prefects capably assume a large num- ber of time consuming tasks connected with dormitory operation, minor discipline problems, and organization of student ac- tivities that previously fell to the faculty. This allows masters added time for coun- seling and tutoring services. It is the responsibility of a prefect to attain academic excellence within his own potential. He is aware of his fellow stu- dents grades and is urged to give en- couragement to his contemporaries. The privilege of being a prefect is ex- tended only to men of exemplary char- acter, whose citizenship and scholarship are such that the school administration be- lieves them capable of the mature judge- ment that the position calls for. The Dean of Students works closely with the pre- fects, and thus the student view point is well represented. The prefect system promotes responsi- bility among the student body. Responsi- bility is a big word at Kiski, for it means future achievement for an underclassman, and fulfillment for a senior, not only from a personal standpoint, but from a stand- point of school welfare. Sealed: Fuellhart CI-Iead Prefectj. Fin! row: Morgan, Elsie. Valentiner, Frampton, Coco, Iage- man, Terry, Holland, Munyon. Second roux' Hildner, Clark, Stahl, Miller, Marshall, Bedell, Landis, Vuchnich, Longphre.