Kane Area High School - Hurri Kane Yearbook (Kane, PA)

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CONTENTS ,- jj ' v v v vv-vv x iii D . v 1 ' 4 l I , , , ' 4 v Q f' ' VIEWS . . . I ,I I . 3 . 4 Il ADMINISTRATION II 4 I I I I , CLASSES . . . . III 4 -,I 4 ' I . A 5,473 , I ATHLETICS . . . .I IV Q ' SCHOOL LIFE ..... v NM ' I 4 I A k ADVERTISING . . .C . . VI I r ' 'J' 2 ? -. - lf.g'f1T f I , E I r H ?.QgxXXX P Af NX W A IKK. If ll V ,F . x Aa-I. ASAE-A ir, -gf..,fA ,Z 5- , A nn ,-' ' - O,,gfi,,,w1IIA , YY L, E I , I I gggyw' .Aim 3 FX X f9 XI --N--M fig? Q J SJZQ7 jf fb! aa . QQ. If ', x f Q :T HI ltv, - 'TBS

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FOREWORD NE HUNDRED years ago, our ancestors set out upon that great adventure, the colonization of the Allegheny frontier. This was an undertaking which called for the greatest courage and fortitude. The limited capacity of their wagons made it necessary for them to leave much that they cherished with their friends who remained behind. How often in the l1ot and weary days to follow were they to look back with longing on the happy days spent in the friendly land behind them. We, their descendants, are now setting out on the greatest adventure of all-life, which also calls for courage and morale, as well as physical strength. We also must leave much behind us and often we shall look back, yearning for the happy days we knew in Kane High. ln order that we may not be forgotten by those remaining behind, we are leaving this edition of the HURRI-KANE to perpetuate the memory of the happy days we have spent together.

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ACKNGWLEDGMENTS T IS SUNDOWN. We, the Class of Nine- teen Hundred and Thirty-One, are ap- proaching the end of the trail. Tomor- row, the sun will rise on a new day and we shall disband to go our separate ways. But before going any farther, the editors of the HURRI- KANE wish to thank all those who have in any way aided in the publication of this book. To Mr. Henretta, who furnished valuable sug- gestions for the theme of the bookg to Mr. Nicolas, whose artistic ability was of the greatest value to us and who took the pictures which add so greatly to the interest of the bookg to Jahn and Ollier Engraving Company, our engraversg to Mr. Gurwitt, their representativeg and to the Bloomquist Printing Company, our publishers,-we are especially grate- ful.