Kiskiminetas Springs School - Kiski Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB First Row: Jim Apple, Bob Good, Steve Bono, Brian Bono, Lynn Dudinsky, Mark Sladic. Second Row: John Everett, Rod Frank, Kurt Steele, Greg Makhov, Tom Wehe, Bob Swain, Paul Middleman, Tom Puskar, John Knox. SCIENCE FICTION CLUB First Row: Jeff Bosnak, Steve Rudolph, David Callahan, Tim Wenham, Mark Hanna, Greg Fioro, Mike Posner, Jim Canvasser, Mark Floro. Second Row: Bruce McConnell, Tyler Shultz, Greg Makhov, Rod Frank, Jim Apple, John Fleck. Santo Gullo. Third Row: John Emch, Steve Curtin, Bob Dougherty. Randy Calloway, Mark lhrig, Jim Tripoli, Mark Cerrezin, Mark Parke. 133

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DEBATE TEAM g First Row: Walter Laird, Jeff Green, Frank Byrne, Rod Frank, John Fleck. Second Row: Bob Good, Tim Wenham, Randy Calloway, Tom Puskar, Tom Wehe. Marty Caplan. Debate entered its second year at Kiski with Frank Byrne as captain. ln debates at Uniontown High School, Bethany College, and at home, the squad compiled an overall record of sixteen wins and nineteen losses. For a relatively inexperienced team-five are Sophomores-this is an excellent record. ln speech contests, a new event this year, ranks of first, eighteen, second, twelve, and third, nine, were attained at tournaments hosted by Kiski, West Mifflin North High School, and Penn-Trafford High School. Fiandy Callaway, Rod Frank, and Walt Laird are new to debate. They joined verterans Bob Good, Tim Wenham, John Fleck, and Jeff Green. Added to this roster for speech contests are Marty Caplan, John Knox, Tom Puskar, and Tom Wehe. Credit points from the National Forensic League, the speaking honor fraternity, were earned enabling most of the squad to become members of the NFL. The excellent relationship between Kiski's debaters and those of the Ellis School continued this year with a workshop in the Winter Term and a social day in the Spring. Team members look forward to possible state competition in Radio Announcing and to the invitational debate tournament at Valley Forge Military Academy which traditionally ends the season. 132

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Beat U.S. I iiiiski cms 3.21 X nl. XVI Students Sallslnlrg, Pa., l-'ritl.iv. Octulwr l3, 1972 Xu, l Welcome Parents Q Action-Packed Weekend Anticipated KISKI NEWS .l Q35 mn ..,. 9 Q vm. XVI' f Co-utlitors-in-Clilvl Assistant Etlilnx' ,, Senior Page Editor . Sports litlilor . Eclilm' Foal urv Nvws Etlitm' . Fliulngrnpliy Etlilor ,, Plmlngi 'l't'p'ug Typ xls :iplwrs Ezlilur . . Kiskiminelas Springs School Saltsburg. Pennsylvania 15881 Y No. l . Kilnllurtl llrctt, qlr. mul llluristoplil-r llnsslvr Fmnl, lit rm- llamtlull lilxuwli l r.1nl4 lixim' llauil llvlringtuu lluwzirtl Smtl . , Keith Xlutrlx' , llmrl Kung. Pm-tvr l'li.m-. llrtlrt- Xl.wl'nmn-ll Sh-vm-u lluuo 'Inu Xlntt-sir. Nl.ult lflnrn, -lulm Suprtu-lt. Kurt l r.nu'lt. llxxizl 'l'owl1xt'nil, li.unl.xll llmwn, lulm lhxuvl luniur Page Fil Culunmists llurs ., , . Cnttonnist Rvpnxwrs . .. , Douglas llulmt-S, lulm Xllll.u Pvlvr lille-nlwvig, Tnm lfnwlt-s lnlux llirl, Xlauk lmxxmmi . Krvln Kutl jolm Kalllfmul. Vu Swinfurtl, Xlnrk Xlhlwun. TllOll1.li Puskar. Clntvlt-s Prcnin Circulittion Stull' , . lflxlnlfc llyrnv, Kevin XYit'ltv, Innws Tripnli, Faculty Advisor , . Dannl C'.xll.xl1:m. -lunws 'Xpplt' M . . Xlr. just-pli Xllllau' l l Four New Faculty The three stalwart gentlemen pictured here are by now. alter a month ol' classes, familiar IJ all nl ns although they are new to our faculty this year. Perhaps the newest of the three is at thc left nf the picture His name is Mr. John Pawlosky and he has come tu Kiski to teach Spanish Il. lll and IV and to coach J V. football, Mr. Pawlusky graduated from Indiana University ut' Penn- sylvania with a B.S. in Spanish and he is presently duing, part time graduate wnrk towards a Master's Degree in Guidance. Mr. Paulosky and his wife live in Reese Hall. In the middle of the picture we huve Mr. Thomas Kozuh who al- so graduated from lUP with 9 B.S. in Educatiun, Mr. Kozub is a familiar figure to many ol' us as he graduated from Kiski in 1965. After graduation from col- lege he worked in the College Personnel Department of :he Hartwick College in New York ibefore roming back Inst year to leach in the Blairsville'Saltsbnrg: schoul system while wnrking af- lernnnns as qi coach in the Kiski Athletic Department This yezirl he is working exclusively with the Kiski Varsity Backfieltl. Mr.: Knzub, along with Mr, DuOr10, is teaching World Histury I0 Kiski freshmen and in addition he hulds down a course in Modem European History for snpho' mores. Mr. Kuzub avers that time does not hang heavy on his hands here at Kiski. He and Mrs, Kozub are living in Wilson Hall, Standing to Mr, Kozulfs left Continued on page 2 Schedule of Events Friday 6:30-Father and Son Banquet, Old Main 8:00-Dads and Masters Asseme bly ln Paradise 9:15-Dads and Sons Refresh ments, Heath Hall Saturday 7:15 to 8:00--Buffet Brenklast, Old Main 8:30 lo ll:25-Classes, Heath Hlll H130-Buffet Ltulcheon, Old Main 1:00-Varsity Soccer Game, Kiskl vs. University Schnol nl Cleveland 2:30- Varslty Football Game, Kiski vs. University School ol Cleveland Reception for all at Brlnkers' after the Football Game nEvlN,Y0uR E UM MOTNERAND 3uRE I woutvutqz pq -mg -ro TALK 'rc gg YOUR HIST ' t- -t r. .1-P-,,,..x TE ZR! ' Kal 1 f 4 ' 75 1 ,I is rl fax , , .. 'l fffl ' Mme ' l l Fall Sports Scheduler Cross-Country University School, Oct. I4-H Cranbrook, Oct. 21 -A Shady Sade Invit. OCR. Z-1-A Western Reserve Academy, Oct. 'JB - A Nichols School, Nov. 4-H Shady Side Academy, Nov. ll-H Soccer University School, Oct. I4-H Shaler High School, Oct. I7-H Cranbrook. Oct, 'll -A Altoona High School, Oct. 25- A Westem Reserve Academy, Oct. 28 - A Sewickley Academy, Oct. 31-A Nichols School, Nov. -l-H Shady Side Academy, Nnv. ll-H Football University School, Oct, I4-H Cranbmok. Oct. 21 - A Western Reserve Academy, Oct. 28-A l Nichols School, Nov. 4-H -Shady Side Academy. Nov. H-H, 134 RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS lst raw, l. to r. - Frank Byrne, Randy Brown, Tom Pusltar, Peter Chase, Fred Charley, Keith Moody, Znd row-John Fleck, Paul Herrington dn a burst oi mad ioyl, Lyle Koenig. Terry Brett. Sn! row-Steve Bono. Tom Wehe, Millar, John Higgins, Kutlfs left Howard Scott, Kevin Kuu. John foot, Chris Hassler, QCamerunan New Kiski News Staff The goal of this year's news staff will be a more interesting and relevant newspaper. We hope ln break some of the old stereu- xypcs which have governed this paper, and to introduce new ideas. The nucleus and success of this year's newspaper depends upon the creativity of our experienced staff. such as Clifford Brett. Clmstnpher Hussler. R a n d all Brnwn, Kevin Kutz, Frank Byrne, Paul Herrington, Howard Scott, John Millar, Douglas Hnlmfs, Peter Ellenzweug. and Marc Lex- inson, who always has something lo say. New members of the stall are 1 Douglas Holmes, Charles Prezzia, lThnmas Fowles and John Hirt. The photographers are headed by Keith Moody, Peter Chase, Bruce MacConnell and Braddock King. With the addition of some new equipment, the pictures should be better this year. I The lifesavers of the deadline are the typists, who seem to stay up all night to get articles on zo paper. These buys are Kurt Franck. Randall Brnwn and Steven Bono, Master Che Late last summer Kiski's Fond Service Director, Mr. Joseph Gmziusi announced the appoint- ment of Mr. Peter Wannetl as Chef and Assistant Manager. This apP0intment will give Mr, Graziosi more time for purely managerial duties. Chet' Wanneu has been cooking in une capacity or another suite he was l2 or 13 years old. Among his earlier positions he lists the Student Union and the Sutttun Hall Dining Room at Indiana Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, and more recently he was the chef at the Towers Cafeteria of the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Being, the son ol' a chef. Wannett comes naturally to his prolessiun. He is married with two children, Peter, age four and a two-yeamild daughter, Tracy. Both students f Welcomed and faculty agree that eating has never been better at Kiski. H004 ray for Chef Wanneu! l Chet Peter Wnnnelt at the Ladle.