KISKI MINUTES
Vol. LVI, No. 2
Old Main Gets
Face Lifted
use
At a meeting of the board of
trustees last fall, it was voted to
by
the money, contributed
Mrs. Lillian Eiseman in memory
of Jack and Craig Daub, for the
remodeling of Main Hall's front
lobby. Mr. Edwin Greene, an ar-
chitect from the firm Laurie and
Greene, drew up the blue prints.
Mr. Greene is also the father of a
Kiski alumnus and is a member of
the board of trustees.
In past
years he designed Gables and the
Science Hall.
The outside will appear in ac-
cordance with the above cut and
should be finished by Christmas.
The interior will have a new lob-
by flanked by two stair cases and
a room running to the front. This
will eliminate the post office which
will be in the trophy room in the
south corner. The present little
dining room will be a separate
room for student use.
School Receives New Stokers
Six new automatic coal stokers.
have just recently been installed.
around the campus. Two of them
handle the two boilers which pro-
vide heat for six buildings; Clark's
home, Hund's house, Fair Hall,
Main Hall, and the Recitation
building. Others will be in the
science hall, Wilson, Gables, and
Reese.
These stokers are the second
principal addition following the
installation of the new refriger
ation unit in the late summer.
Intensified
Military Action
KISKIMINETAS SPRINGS SCHOOL, SALTSBURG, PA.
December 16, 1943
TEJOLY
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Student Council 'Time' Current Sports News
Begins Work
The Student Council which was
selected by the Kiski student body
in November is well organized
now and is on its way toward do-
ing a good year's work.
Events Contest At a Glance
Under the capable guidance of
Kiski students will be given the
Time Current Events test on the Coach Marks, Varsity Basketball
seventeenth day of January. The is in full swing. The starting team
contest will be based on a test of Woodcock at center, Burley and
covering events in the last four Reid at guards, and Mellinger and
In its first three meetings the months of 1943. This will not be Swanson at forwards with Heim
council has started to construct a a test on TIME alone, but will likely to see action at either guard
constitution and has taken under cover a general knowledge of re- or forward. The Black and White
consideration two proposals which cent events. Each school is free has Fisher, Campbell, Moore, Tur-
Last week Kiski innaugurated will have a direct bearing on ev- to arrange its Contest to fit into ner, Hoffer, Gephart, Schofield,
its own program - either as a re- McGowan, and Fetzer in reserve.
its new "watchman" system. This ery student in the school.
system consists of two privates
members representing quired project for the entire school Woodcock is a good ball handler
of the or certain classes, or as an in- and a good shot in the pivot; Heim
and an officer of the day. The per- the upper four classes
student and Mellinger are playing togeth-
iod of duty extends from 10:15 school make up the council. The formal project of some
till 11:00 in which time the two senior class has six representa- group. Students will need a 50 to er for the second year on the var-
privates patrol an assigned "beat". tives, the Junior and Sophomore 60 minute period to fill in their sity and they work well together.
representatives answers. In each school taking Burley and Reid are experienced
During this time the officer of the classes have two
day sits in the new military room each and the Freshman class has part TIME will award, as prizes players and both good defensive
for the highest score in each gen- men.
(which has been installed in Main) one representative.
acadamic
participating
Eleven
Junior
has
Brody and
Varsity practice
and studies. In case of fire, pres- The council's aim is to create erally
ence of unauthorized persons on and to maintain a cooperative at- grade, any book valued up to $5.00 started with Mr. Moginot and Mr.
the grounds, etc., the private im- titude between the students and that the winners may select with Carlos as coaches.
mediately investigates. The the faculty of the school, and to the approval of the school, or a Ruddock are returning from last
Newcomers
better 12" world globe. This makes the year's J. V. squad.
watchman also has various duties give the student body a
for contest fair for all ages. An ad- Kinsey, Ramsey, Lichtenstine and
to perform, such as turning off chance to express its ideas
ditional book or globe will
Rinn have had previous basketball
be
the lights on the Saltsburg path, bettering the school.
experience. Clark, L. Jones,
noting as to whether the water Remember this is your Student
awarded as a special prize to each
Courtney, Anderson, Emmert,
the boiler Council, use it wisely.
and another to
gauge and fuses at
and
Hund,
Hetrick,
school winner
Hartman,
house are normal, making sure President-William Heim, Senior
that the windows are closed, lights Vice-Pres.-Robert Campbell, Sen. the winner in any Contest among Shure are also showing promise.
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faculty members of a school.
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