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

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77 X rri. Z Jian' Pm'LL1s ANnsnsoNeUPhyl,' Her frienrlly hanrl. her cheery smile. Ilelp make lhe huhhle of life worth lflllilll. Peppy, pretty and popularithafs Phyllis! Did you see that Cute doll in the red and white romper suit at the Christmas play? Well, that was Phyllis. Wouldnit you like a doll like that? However, she's not all frivolity, lor Mr. Hiekert says she makes an excellent see reta ry. LAURABELLE ANlJERS0N7Ml..Olly,, All who joy iruulrl win, must share it, Happiness was horn a lu'm. I,olly is one of our most popular girls, and one who loves basketball. This is her second year on the varsity. Her dramatir' ability was shown in the senior play. Laura- belle is also a member of the Hiram-KANE staff. She is ve1'y dependable and fulfills all her positions successfully. MAXIM: BAK!-in-HMax,' If the world should eml tomorrow, Let me die talking. 4'lVlax is one of our talented members. She has shown her skill in dramatics in many of the plays. As a leader she is a wow',, and Mr. Rickert thinks she is indispensable as his secretary. Here's to your success in life, Douo'rHY JANE AND1 nson Dot l,f-fs he merry, laugh and play, Le! sorrou' rome another day. Dot is one of the most merry ol' our group. She is always full of fun and ready to join in everything. Yet fun does not interfere with 'gDot's,' work. Her special passions seem to be bridge and a certain dark-haired senior. RUTH BENGSTON-uRuth A eheerful look makes friends ahumlanl. Ruth is that well-liked, sweet and depend- able young lady who is ready to lend a help- ing hand to everyone. Though she is never heard unless called upon, her sweet disposition and modest ways make her presence desirable Max . Page Twenty-six --. A I in any class. X Z Y l K - :Y U

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Al T CD-- - Uv' GEORGE HOLLAND-uTubby I fear not loss, I hope not gain, I envy none, I none disdain. Meet the president of the Class of 1932. Tabby has filled this position very capably during the past two years in which he served as our junior and senior president. He is a splendid football and basketball player and always helps the school. He has been in the Orehestra and Glee Clubs for several years. EVALD BENSONU-'4Evie A bushel of fun, red-lzeadezl loo, I1e's game for anything you want lo do. Red was the peppy president of our class during our freshman and sophomore years. He has filled the position of boys' basketball nianager this year and has also lent his active serviees to the HURRI-KANE staff. Red has followed the footlights for the past two years with a high degree of success. HAROLD GUSTAFSON-uGO0Sy,, He looh things as they came As a true soldier of fortune should. Harold has been our harassed class treasurer for a period that has tested his ability and loyalty and found both nearly perfect. He is also quite capable of having a good time and yet capable of keeping his scholastic record commendable. HELEN BA'rsr:H-MBatchie A fare with glrulness o1'ersprea1l-A - Soft smiles by hunlalz h'iI1,l1l1L'SS brerl. Helen is one of our most popular students. She served as secretary of our class for three years. Whenever there is any boosting to do, Helen does it. She displayed her dramatic ability in the Athletic Association play. Miss GRECC So rlirlsl lhou lrarel on life's IIIJIIIHIOVL way. In cheerful gorlliness. bliss Gregg has been our staunch friend and adviser throughout this entire year. Une may always depend on her to solve all difficulties. Our class will always hold you in great esteem, Miss Gregg. Page Tuenly- ve N-sv---is .as mi

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.l Z ,,...--- LEWIS G. BENNETT- Lewie,' He walks on a well-trodclen street, I Where he and worry will never meet. ln addition to being president of the Ath- letic Association this year, Lewie has served in the capacity of vice president of our class at different periods during our high school career. Lewie's s orite among us. MURIEL BEATTY-iiDOlly,, lust being happy is a jine thing to do, For everyone else is then happy too. Dolly is a quiet girl whose presence is rather seen than heard. She is very interested in French and one may hear her chatting with her pal, Leona. We don't know what Dolly', is planning for her career but we wish her luck. LEWIS E. BENNETT-4'Lewie To think nohly is more than to know oneself rich. Lewis is a boy with a personality not be- stowed on many of his sex. He is a willing worker, and a successful manager. He is also a commendable actor as he demonstrated in the junior and senior plays. 1 'Ai a....T ll mile has made him a fav- WAIVE BESSEY- Waive,, Better to laugh than to be sighing. Waive is one of the fun-loving members of the class of '32, She is usually laughing and joking about minor incidents which amuse her. She has sung in the Clee Club for four years. Waive is a really valuable member of our class and we wish her well. EVA MAE CARLSON-iiEVB,, A quiet unassuming lass, Indeed an asset to our class. Eva is one of the lassies who come to the Alma Mater via the route from Lamont. She is quite a rare person, being often seen and seldom heard. Her smile lightens many a task. It is unnecessary to say that she will be suc- cessful. Page Twenty-seven yg L, l