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

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K A rv I-, 21 NomuAN .louNsoN Norm is a little boy with a big smile. He is an active member of Boys' Glee Club and an ardent backer of all school activ- ities. He delights in enter- taining his classmates with his amusing pranks. Good luck, Norm . Fronsivrrl-3 Jowigs Patti has a quiet, retir- ing personality. but she is well known ami liked by the students of Kane High. Her s t u d i e s, especially French and algebra, keep her rather busy, but she al- ways has time for a little fun. I 2 ConNi:i.iA Ksniizu Nt-enie is one of our good sports. She likes to belong to clubs, having had a membership in the Latin, Phy-Chy. and Girl Re- serves for two years. She is taking Home Ec. but we have ceased to wonder why. llorui-zu V. Loan Homer is one of the few Kane High School students who have received letters in track. He is quite an cllicient boxer and wrestler, in addition to being a wil- ling worker and an expert nimrod. lJi3Vi:iu: LUNMJEN lieVere's favorite pas- time is shooting pool. Next to that. he likes to tell about his experiences in camp. ln the Christmas play, DeVere took the part of Mr. Walker. He has the reputation of being a woman hater. Wu.1.Ann JOHNSON Will , the small but mighty, is one of the best sports to be found in the school. When he starts pushing a project there's no end to his accomplish- ments. He's not only a mathematician but one of the class wits. .ll7l.lAN KANOVSKY Besides being a good stu- dent, Julian is active in several clubs. He displayed his dramatic ability in The Whoofenpoofw. He has been a member of the Hi-Life staff and also of Thespian and Boys' Glee Club for two years. HILDING LAasoN Quiet and reserved may explain this lad from Ser- geant. However, we know that wherever there is any fun he is always present. Hilding's favorite pastime seems to be fixing tire troubles and teasing the girls. The best of luck to you, Hildingl GEORGE LUCK Although George is a lit- tle fellow, he has had large responsibilities p l a c e d upon him. He was the tireless and efficient man- ager of Kane High's suc- cessful 1932 football team. George is fun-loving and delights in teasing the girls. lil-DVI lhlAGNllSON Levi is one of the most loyal and ready members of the class. He is a jolly fellow and loves to tease the girls. He is interested in the sciences and we wish him the best of luck.

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20 THE IIURRI-ICANE X ,J . 'M K xxlb Y ' f its P 3 r'f ' HELEN HUBBARD Helen, an accomplished violinist, has played in the orchestra four years. She was a member of Girls' Clee Club three years and during her senior year took part in the Christmas play. She also belonged to Stu- dent Council. EV!-ILYN HULTNIAN Hopie is very active in Girl Reserves, Home Ec- onomics, and Phy-Chy Clubs. She is one person who is not afraid to talk in class meetings. Evelyn helped in the money mak- ing projects for our class. Ronsur JACKLIN Because of his pleasant smile and pleasing person- ality, Roby is one of the most popular fellows in the class of '33. His favorite pastime is dancing, and he certainly does that well. He has also been a member of the Boys' Glee Club. EDWARD JEFFERSON j Q, 'xr Q, Pete,' is one of our foot- ball stars, having played on pix' team three years. Last Lvcjgff fs b Krebs I .,-fsyv X.,--0 - xv kc . year he went out for track. Pete is a singer and he has belonged to Boys' Clee Club the four years he has been in high school. FERN O. JOHNSON Fern was the star guard of the basketball team. She has won three K's, an excellent record for any girl in Kane High School. Fern has belonged to the Thespian Club for three years. She and Dot Straub are great pals. -0 tt V MEIKLE HETRICK Merle was in the casts of both Kempy', and The Whoofeupoofn, the junior and senior class plays. She belonged to Thespian Club for two years and also played ou the girls' basket- ball squad. She was a cheerleader during the last football season. LENA V. ISADORE Lena is one of the small- est and friendliest mem- bers of our class. However, her petiteness does not pre- vent her from active part in the various school activ- ities. Lena's main interest is the Commercial Club, to which she has belonged three years. RICHARD lARsENsKY Richard is one of our class scientists as well as an ardent backer of the football and basketball teams. He may believe in saying much in little, but he certainly enjoys a good time. His optimistic smile has often reassured his classmates. CLAYTON E. JOHNSON f'Clate always has a witty remark on the tip of his tongue. He was our junior class treasurer and this year, he is one of the art editors of the Hurri- Kane. He has also belonged to Student Council and Boys' C-lee Club. FLORENCE C. JouNsoN Punt has been one of our up and doing cheer- leaders for two years. Re- member her as Mona Low- ry, the vamp in The Whoofeupoofw, this year's class play. Her club in- terests have been Latin and Glee.

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22 IE H URRI'lqANl Maimm MAGNITSON Martha will be remem- bered by her efficiency as a secretary of the Athletic Council this year. Her pleasing personality has re- warded her with a host of friends among both teachers and students. .lane McKinsey is very fortunate in having a friend like 'gMarty . SYi.v1A C. NIANNO Sylvia is an able typist who does her bit in Mr. Armacost's office. She is also one of the typists on the Hurri-Kane staff. Syl- via is greatly interested in Commercial Club. She wants to be somebody's stenog . Dom Maru 'lATTlIEWS Mavic .me ack to schooiflast S e after t rs' a enc She has ., great inte ted in Th ' ian and ome .c- onomie. Clubs. Sh ' football an iaslcetba attends all t e games Imocigna iVlII.l.IREN 'slmyu is an active class- mate. She took part in the junior play and worked on the Hi-Life staff. ln her senior year, she sang in the Girls' Sextette and was under class editor of the Hurri-Kane. Thespian and Phy-Chy were her club in- terests. EARL Moose During hunting season we don't see very much of Earl. Although he is not one of our most fluent talkers, no one ever gets the better of him in this line. Earl is a corporal in the National Guards. IS ' enthusias ' , 'sur ' n Romgni MANcoi.n Bob is the editor-in- chief of the Hi-Life: that, however, is not his only activity. He also belongs to the Pliy-Chy a d Com- mercial Clubs. L ' and and Modern . guage Clubs hav i ed 'at- tent'o g otlfvxzirs. of AN I. li imsco ost o uula ' s of r cl he o an ve me Jer both Commercial and G i r l s ' Glee Clubs, but worked in Mr. Armacosfs office as well. We are wishing you success, Annie . unie' 1. nP,pf th' JANE NICKINSEY W'e almost lost Janie to another school this year, but she pleasantly sur- prised us and returned to Kane lligh. She was one of the typists on the Hurri- Kanc staff and worked in Mr. Armacost's office. ,lane has belonged to Commer- cial Club for three years. Yilalimni-11' Moi soN lilargaret is a willing, capable worker. She is al- ways cheerful and has a frood word and smile for everyone. During her soph- omore year, she was one of our cabinet members and she has served on sev- eral committees. ARNI-ITTA ibi0N'l'GOMI-IRY Arnetta has been an ac- tive member of the Girl Reserves for four years. For the past two years she has also been interested in Commercial Club. Arnetta was the winner of the es- say contest which was sponsored by the Kane Bank and Trust.