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

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Kahiah Klub But, the Constitution says . . . No, it is not Congress, it is just Kahiah Klub in action This club, under the sponsorship of Paul Montgomery and led by Bob Benscoter, president Patrica Mitchell vice president ana Mike Vertilla secretary treasurer met on Friday afternoons in room 22 Although comparatively new the Kahiah Klub has been very popular among historically minded students This year the club fashioned their programs generally on the plan followed by the Town Meet ing of the Air Some of the members gave talks presenting different views on the subtect at hand after wh1ch the others asked questions of the speakers who answered them and explained their supporting ideas On March Q the Kahiah Klub presented a quiz program based on lnformation Please in which they discussed questions on high school subtects submitted by students The purpose of Kahiah is to encourage stud ents to express their opinions on current affairs and to give them practice in expression MEMBERS Ted Benson Bob Ben coter Lillian Cliff ord Patricia Mitchell Alice Vloberg lack Flower Margaret MacF.wen Meredith Miller lim Weaver Bill Blaine Luella Iohnson Mike Vertilla Bob Fowler Bill Fredell Emma Droznin Theresa Milfora Discussing Current Problems ...ani Conducting a Business Meeting Learning the use of Office Machines Tumor Chamber of Commerce From the looks of things you ll probably say this is an old maids club and you ll be Just about right At any rate its this years strictly femi nine commercial club warming up under the stern eye of Miss Evelyn Beyers who was aided in her leadership by Mildred Loichinger presi dent Anna Spaseff vice president Betty Hayes secretary and Marian Mayer treasurer This year these twenty six enterprising young ladies displayed great energy and activity They planned very interesting programs for all meet ings including a talk on personal1ty in business by I T Sarson and two very successful parties on Christmas and Valentines Day The girls sent gifts to under privileged children in Sackett at Christmas Participation ln this club broadens the stu dents kno fvledge ot commercial sub 1ects helps students who are taking a business cour e and increases in terest 1n the sO,Cial side of school life MEMBERS Macuae Palumbo Mar garet E mond Pauline Costanzo Anna Qpaseff Mildred Lotchinger Mary Colson B atr e Gu tafson Ruby Holt Lauretta loetta Col Marian Mayer Ca ru a Ferri Bo e Condello Angeline Fu o Ve onica Yasurek Mary letto L c lorr on Betty 'layes lanet Gould A na L ovck Stella Jlyan Fannie letto atherine Granainetti Mary Bonfilio Elizabeth Reynolds E CURRICULO f . A 1 , , 1 F I i . , . f i . i . - Q I - I - , , , 1, I I ' : I S I . . . - . . . , . 1 , , , , 1 , , . . f 1 r I 1 ' - I V T , ,, , A 4 ' IX, . f 1 C' AJ I ' X, N - it I . I wg ' XJ c . ,t f - . A f - Q. , , 'V 'T I A I 1 V e .lf 3 , I Ogren, . r son, , rr n , ts , . ss , r . , , 0- 19121 .is , . S, , nr Q, , . , Tl. 1. h , , , , ,- . .. . ., N1 , , I - 1 Q M - I -

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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

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DRAMATICS Thesplan Club A g a 1 n this year the T h e s p 1 a n Club cla11ned a in o n g 1 t s H1 e ni b e r s t n o S e s t u dents 1nteres ed in making Relax a study of drarnatics The sewing roorn servea as the scene ot act1f1ty on alternate Wednesdays The Thespians lead bv Carolyn Rizzo presi dent Frnma Droznin f1ce president Catherine Cooper secretary treasurer and M1 s Elizabetr Sherman adviser proved oi real value to is th1rty potential actors and actresses because ll helped tlse11 develop ootse voice and independ ence For people v l1O were interested either 11 acting 1tsel1 or in coacning this club otlered rnan, opoortuntties For practical work the cldb was divided 1nto tour groups Each grouip Nas responsible lor the presentation of a one act play the best ol which was presented 'or chapel The entire group stud red rnaice up d1rect1na nghting and acting Front Row Sally Pier t M ran R lcert Bette T ley Hilda Melienna Manor S artson Beatrice Oyl oa'1 Holland L 1 E WH C14 '1 P? o 1 ary 1 '1 l e ad 1 ia fr M11 Pe F Rowlll Md Junior Dramatics Our Iunior Dramatics Club ol eighth and ninth graders rnet in the old gy111 on alLerna1e Vtfednes- days. This club did IIlUCl1 for its 111e1nbers in developing poise and aided thern in oral reading and coe operative living. li ith Mi.: Sue atufipt tor ad- '1:er, Marian Tenlgstrand president- Lois Pirrn Bynarri vice president, Ioan Zoolc secretary, and Anna Iane Albertson treas- urer the club irnovaed an experiment in choral reading Nhich proved so succe sful that a num ber was given tor the annual Var ity Show The club also pre ented a clever one act play for as errblv en ttled Vtfelcorrie M1 s McGregor This perlor iarice prow ed to tl e s udcri boay that iucli drat at1c talent los 1 the etgl th g ade MEMBERS A Albe tsort lack Andrews B ttia rlattagli N 1 x F1 F1l1rn1no BO tl1llO Frances Bon IO arrv B ct H ,1 Bull Loi Arm Byharn u o lla Paty l l '1 Fidler Robot Hultman Bruno etto lvillra La ghir Exam Mac ll J n Clem c Crdskey W e Mille Prana Mitchel K nle n Over 'tol Betty Ro L llCl'1 Shire-v lo rains S fan or Shirley S Jan on Ma T g t and Martha Constanc alter a gli Ioan Yoox Har 1 1 M M Greg M310 sta :xl Re d rg Grou V ss 1 C' 11 lv S CC , , 1 1 , A 1 1 I . 1 A L J 1 1 . 1 ,V 1 S - I 'T H XI, ' ' 1 ,S 1 fl' ll 1 ,, 'S A l II 1 f J 11 11 1t l ' rr' :1 f ' i-, 11 ' 1 r . A - : 'ina lane ri' 1 ' 1 , er- , , lf .2107 eros ' 1- 1- s H V H til , ll A r'y, 'anion' 1, I1 , G y A ' C le , t ' lforzs 1, ea. l , .7 , ' - l ,Xl'A:11 11 M- '11 , ali r ' r, l ' l, ati. e - ' ,, ' , Y i t, ,A .ze i111 1' A,,r xi s1, ' 1 ' 1 ' ' . ' Sv s , riot: en. .2 r 1 Turner, S fe 1 1 1 1 A , . ,,, , - - 1 w'11,, lr1:.t1e11T1Q Mau 1, 1 1, 1 , - Q S 1 ' ll. 1 1 H' ., 1 I' J I .,, I I ' i . y J1 ' ' 'r . . I . , . . W 1 . 7 . , . A H 4 F l T Y 1 J L T A , I A - A A A 4. N 14 ' . , . . E . , - I 'I 4' I ' -1 ' of 1, at 1 ic 2 , , ing- , A fr ' 1 'Yie W , ' A ' er, I 1 1 , on rnrzions Ro -Cf1Ll',I1 121 C tnertnc Cf 1 f-r M :ri Blat.- S-eig1eur, loin Ptetoit Helen flcCi-Qery, Betty Snxftier M fel ne Oliser, Ieixrg l.3 e lf tion 'jet ,ggy Keller - 1'garei Mciwen lfadfii flelqort Albert: 'ffiii1c::T1s ' . ry Tnortiaf' fries Phiiixpfs Iazzteg T:1crt1.13r'1 lfvleiiil.. 9 135 C OT Ken C1r1 ai1 p 18