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

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I-Ii-Life The Hi-Life, an outgrowth of the Kane High School lournal and the K H S Myth has had a def1n1te part IH the act1v1ty of the school for many years Tl11s paper has always served the same purpose to 1nform 1ts many subscnbers of the latest news from here and there H1L1fe Gets Its Decoratron W1th Helen Bovard edrtor IH chtef E1nma Wroznm product1on ed1tor and Margaret Earns worth bus1ness manager the materlal was as sembled and ed1ted under the censorsh1p of MIS Rosana Eckman and Paul Mowery The staff as composed of amb1t1o1 s would be reporters whose efforts resulted 1n the regular Errday black and whrte ed1t1on On spec al occasrons the hol1 dav Splfll was permltted to rule for on Chnstmas Valent1nes Day and other spec1al days the H1 t1ons and pr1nt Wtth tne f1rst 1ssues there came an excellent account of all football and basketball games provrng he paper s work of fosterlng school Splfll lnsp1r1ng ed1tor1als personal 1nterv1ews sports and 1ntramurals nr1te stps and feature stor1es we e regular occurrences Kane H1gh IS becommg mformedl W1th the 1nstallat1on of the sound system the H1 L1fe spon sored a select gro p of announcers who brought us each Er1day the mornrng devot1onals and the nat1onal mtetnat onal sports and local news together mtl' odd1t1es1n t e PC Wllh 1ts almost unl1t1ted power of IHOld1HQ student ODIHIOD the H1 L1fe has been of value to student l1fe tn the past and we bel1eve 1t w1ll hold J place Just as 1 nportant 1n the future fOn the Mane H1 Life tln the Makrng Staff Helen Bovard ed1to1' Emma Droznln productron ed1tor Margart Earn North busrne s manager L1ll1an Chffo d Martan Dougherty Bll Hultman Kenneth Mayo Helen McCleery rhlda McKenna Don Mcl..aughl1n P M1tchell A nold Nelson lames Ph1ll1p Maman R1cker Geo ge Mcuhee Caro yn RIZZO I anne Edgett Dons Han on Cathe 1ne Cooper M rgaret Esmond Ela1ne O Shea l1lllGD grate Madellne Olver Kathertne Wenk lane Roye Ahce Moberg S1d'1GY Brennan hm Thomson Lu ella loh son Margaret MacEwen Ioan P1erott1 lean Lyle lv argaret Ken er Sally P1erott1 Rtta Yos HxL1f Goes to Pre s PUBLICATIONS . 1 5 f y . . A . A li L 4 I . . I - V . I Q l , as I . . W . - ' ' U1 Q ' r , ' . ', i 1 , , , ' ' , , ' . at Y. 4 4 . A i 4 ,- . I T I . . Sl 4 4 tr 4 4 v 4 , I Y -A I I . A Q I . - ' ' I M ' I '- s , . r' a 1 , ' '. x, Life ca1ne forth resplendent with colorful illustra- Amelw ESIHOIICL Betty HCIYGS, DOH Wile, Lester Horton, I l 1 I 4 . ' F' r r l -1 r , t , , . . . 1 Y . -1 4 Y' A u . K' Y V- Y l , Q ' l - A, A 1 1 t. . . . , , ' 1 . ' ,rr 1 ws. W f . . l, . r , ,I . I u- A 9 ,S i - I'

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PUBLICATIONS Hurrl Kane Once agatn the 1-lurrt Kane Staff has pro duced tts owr rnterpretatron of the darly contact and school 11fe of the student body ln order to publrsh a book whrch would serve as the offtcral vet rnformal record of the school year tt was necessary that tt be a true reflectlon of school hte a ptctortal and accurate hrstory of the events and accomphshments of the students and the admmrs tratton Under the drrectron of Ianet Tas ter edttor tn chtef Beatrtce Gustafson bustness manager Betty Vogan advertrstng manager and Mrs Flo ence A1110 advtser a successful drtve for ad vertrsmg was launched Thrs was followed tm medrately by an equally successful campalgn for subscrtpttons Nevertheless the staff worked un der hmtted fmanctal ctrcumstances and was forced to make many deaucttons and changes tn book and so remam W thrn the budoet Wrth the theme Student Ltfe uppermost rn mlnd tlce staff planned prctures covermg all phases of school assocratrons and correspondmg mater1a1 and arranged and assembled these tn order to deptct the relatron of the student to hls everyday Work Wrth the completton of thls and the formatlon of the dummy the book gradually took on shape and forrr' and the staff was able to vtsualtze the actual content of the book After many rnterruptlons and delays the staff Wrth only mlnor detarls to complete settled down anxrously to awart the ftnrshed product They Plan and Edrt the Boolf They Attend to Busrness and Fr' ancf The HUBB1 KANE has a Cleflfllte value to stu dent l1fe lt provldes an opportunrty for the ex presston of personal talents ab111t1es and 1n1t1a t1ve The members of the staff beheve they have gatned from tlnetr work by cooperatron and con tact wrth others Thts volume 1S the fnlshed result of a year s work The 1-lurrt lxane Staff presents rt to you the student body about whom the theme of the book evolx es We hope you N111 ltke 1t Checklng the Art Dummy Edxtorlal Staff lanet Tasster edttor helen Hanson leanne Turner Stgrtd Dutcnes Flo ence Byham Betty Parnt er Murlel Ot' Margaret Mtlter Busmess Staff Beatr1ce Gusta son bust 'te s manager Betty Vogan advertlsmg manager Carolyn Rrzzo Dorothy lean lohnson 1-laroldeane Curry Betty Bod e occo Clara lane Tengstrand Murtel 1-1 zlett Mlld ed Henry Art and Photography Dtck Rockwell , Ann Novosel Bob Benscoter Sydney B'enna't B111 Chrrstoffers A -- i - h 1 I ' - 1 1 1 1 ' . L. . . J S Q. Q L., A . I Y - I ' ' ' ' I 5- I v I v . . S. I . - - J , 2 I . . I . . .,.. FE 1 - - order to produce an artistic yet economical year- . . i . J D . L T A 1 Ll I . 'fr ' s r , ' - . . , , 1 , 1. , . - 'a - , ' r , , 14

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E CURRICULO In er Nos Revwes Game of Rota Phy-Chy We sincerely hope that all these young science enthusiasts will some day be real scientistsg but even if they are not, we know that it won't be the fault of the Phy-Chy Club. Membership in this club undoubted- ly increases knowledge and interest in science and teaches students to experiment and to construct. This year the Phy-Chy Club, in- spired by the motto, To meet in a cool retreat at the Point of lnterro gation planned and carried out many interesting programs These included six spectacular expert ments a Du Pont film Wonder World of Inter NQS Chemistry a study of science in crime detection Unus pro omnibus pro uno omnes You ve probably guessed it thats the motto of lnter Nos lnter Nos or in the king s English the Latin Club had Miss Belle Bollinger for ad viser Arnold Nelson for president Gerald Stewart for vice president Anne Nelson for secretary and Robert Zook for treasurer These thirty Latin en thusiasts met on Fridays in room 2l for some very interesting programs dealing with costuming ligion and homes of the ancient Romans and the contributions of the Romans to modern civili zation On February 23 the club presented some students from Clarion State Teachers College who gave a very interesting program on Roman dress This program was presented in a narra tive style accompanied by a demonstration with dolls Membership in lnter Nos gives Latin students a further knowledge of the cultural background of the Romans it adds enthusiasm to regular class work and it provides social contacts for pupi s interested in Latin MEMBERS Fances Anderson Dick Childs Grace Coleman Lila Cox Mary Ferraro Kathleen Donovan Iames Gillis George Hanson lames lenkins Elno lohnson Ellsworth Lanning Kenneth Mayo Lois McAvoy larnes McQu1llan Robert Mesler Anne Nelson Arnold Nelson Lorraine Nicklas Beatrice Oyler Kathryn Palumbo Bud Rickert Bertha Ruggers Gerald Stewart Helen Swanson Shlrley Swanson Marina Turrer W1llamVasb1nder Frank V1to lames Vogan lane Walker lacqueline Waugh Larry Woods Robert Zook Betty Swanson Betty McKenna lune Port Iule C Connor an X ray program by Dr Vogan in charge of Phy Chy Begins Purge on Quack and Patent Medicines X rays at the Community Hospital and a review of quackery and nostrunis paper making ra drum aluminum and dry ice The Phy Chy Club made an interesting trip munity Hospital in connection with their study of paper and the X ray On March 2 the organization presented to the school an interesting and educational radio play entitled The Geologist Detective Later the club heard an instructive talk on minerals by Mr Kauffman of the R d Bridge C C C Camp MEMBERS Bill Blaine Charles Bodine lohn Bonfilio Richard Christensen Lillian Clifford Roberta Cox Lois Emrrons loan Holland Luella Iohn on Delores Moser Richard Nichols Robet lmcnols Mike Nicolazzo Robert Babcock Mark Marbet Patricia Mitchell lim Cartwright leanne Turner , - , 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ll I ll - I I , . , , , , , . . . . . I re- . I . . .1 'g ' 5 - I . - I I - ' through the Iohnsonburg Paper Mill and the Com- 'A' . '. V- I ' V f 'k . . 1 1 f 5 1 , 16