KISKI MINUTES
VOLUME VIII-NO. 1
KISKIMINETAS SPRINGS SCHOOL, SALTSBURG, PA.
October 20, 1945
Kiski Has Largest Enrollment Since 1938
Kiski Fall of 1945
Kiski Defeats Mercersburg, 19-6
Kiski Is Now
On the Air
War Veterans Student Council Sally Rand Play Brings
To Organize
Is Elected
Second Touchdown
On Saturday, October 13, An-
The election for the six mem- nual Homecoming Day, Kiski de-
Mercersburg
Starting Thursday afternoon,
At the present time there are bers of the Student Council, rep-feated an unbeaten
was squad by the sore of 19-6. Dis-
September 20, at 4:45 and contin- several veterans of World War II resenting the senior class,
uing every Thursday thereafter at at Kiski. By April, a total of held Thursday, September 27, playing a beautiful sense of tim-
the same time, a program spon- sixteen is expected. Because of while those four boys from the ing they ran up eleven first downs
sored by the Kiskiminetas Springs limited dormitory facilities, no junior class were elected October by rushing and passing.
over more than that can be taken.
School has been broadcast
station WKPA, wave length 1150
on the dial. The program is 15
minutes in length, concluding at
5:00.
the
tally.
The first few minutes was a punt-
10. Bill Moore, of Carmel, Cali-
Kiski is better prepared for the fornia, the only member of last ing duel between both teams until
needs of our gallant veterans than year's Council on
present Kiski got possession of the ball
any other college preparatory Council, received the most votes on the mid-field marker. A pass
school in the country. For in- and automatically became presi- by Scott to Brown, a plunge by
The object of the program is to stance, under the Kiski Plan of dent. Bob Brown, of Toledo, Ohio, Scott, and then a run by Brown
elected vice-president, and brought the ball to the Mercers-
disseminate interesting education- Study, a veteran who needs a cer- was
al information which would be of tain credit to enter college, can Lee Albertson, of Chicago, Illi-burg 8-yard line. Anderson was
interest to Kiski alumni, parents come to Kiski for eight weeks nois, became secretary-treasurer. given the ball on a cross-buck and
of boys in secondary schools and and take that course, whereas, in Their three able associates are smashed through for the
to school officials, educators, and a high school or other prep school, Parker Ruddock, of Indiana, Pa., The attempted kick was no good.
Dave Hazelwood, of Cleveland, The quarter ended with the ball
prominent citizens throughout the it would take a year.
Mercersburg territory with
area covered by this station. This The veterans now at Kiski have Ohio, and Paul Reed, of McKees-in
Kiski on the defense. They were
area includes as far north at Kit- formed the "Kiski World War II port, Pa.
Ex-staff
Association."
tanning, as far east as Indiana, Veterans'
a yard and
The junior class chose Bill Ev- able to gain but
as far south as Blairsville, and as sergeant Ed Minnich
been erson, of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Bob were forced to punt to the Kiski
far west as Sewickley and the elected president, with ex-sergeant Lutes, of Washington, Pa., and 40-yard line. After rushing to
Beaver Valley. About half of the Bob Graham as secretary-treasur- Jed Burt and Phil March, both of the Mercersburg 35, they
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