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

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The Hardys Wo ry over the Nomrnatron Daughter Ready to Return to Therr Husbands Skrddmg That well known ludge Hardy tamrly was rn troduced to Kane thrs year when the senrors cast them rn therr annual play Skrddrng tered around the electron complrcatrons ot ludge Hardy for the drstrrct court Howard Smrth as the krnd hearted rudge trred to manage a tamrly as well as the nomrnatron He was assrsted by Brll Hultman as Stubbrns the campargn man ager Wrth the arrrval of Carolyn Rrzzo as Marran the youngest daughter ust back from college the play developed not only a love affarr but more support for the Judge To complrcate matters the two marrred daughters Myra and Estelle played by Betty Parnter and Catherrne Cooper lett therr husbands and came home Thrs angered Mrs Hardy prayed by Dorothy lean lohnson to the extent that she left the famrly to manage as best they could Through all the trrals and drftrcultres Drck Rockwell as Andy Hardy added humor and fun Frnally Brll lohnson as Wayne Trenton lll and Narran s lance patched up hrs attarr wrth Ma r an the rnrxed up tamrly troubles strarghtened out and the ludge was elected to the Supreme Court Lrfe Begrns at Srxteen Lrte Begrns at Srxteen presented of the class of l94U unde the drrectron ot Mrss Sue Stumpf was a hrlarrous comedy ot youth T make the play a success the entrre runror class Norked to rts utmost sellrng trckets ettrng pro pertres applyrng make up ard last but not least oroducrng the play The story cerrters around tue lrves of the srx teen year old Hollrs txrns lfranrre and Paul Srnce Mr and Mrs Hollrs go to Havana Paul has chances to e ercrse trrs rr a atrve brarn Frrst Paul rnodernrzes the snoe st e whrcn hrs con servatrve father had b rl' p then J th the rdea that hrs srster Ma rorre s surtcr Crandal Smythe rs really a racketeer he se s out to and trnally does prove rt thereoy wrnnrng Marrorre tor Gor don To ard hrrn rn hrs netarrous schemes he errlrsts the ard ot the Secret Seven a socrety of srxteen vear olds of v hrch e rs presrdent Hrlar rous cornplrcatrons arrse wrtl comedy added by Hrlda a Swedrsh mard and Snookre the erght year old daughter Elsre Taggart a bank clerk caps the clrrnax ard the frnal curtarn falls amrd waves of applause Paul Hollrs Hrlda Mrs lessre Hollrs Harry Hollrs Frannre Hollrs Marjorre Hollrs Crandal Smythe Snookre Hollrs Theodore Arouckle Pragre Mrller Fattre Zrrnmer Darsre lenkrns Boots Bennet Elsre Taggart THE CAST Drck Ward Bette Trngley Betty lane Wrse Charles Bodrne Lrllran Clrfford Freda Anderson Bob Potter Amelra Esmond Brll Blame Pat Mrtchell Don Mclsaughlrn Loretta Ogren Bob Babcock Meredrth Mrller Mr and Mrs Hol l. o Ha ana S ee DRAMATICS - I 'av . , rl , X ' l' 'riagrn A' ' , ' 1 ,r ' l or A l 1' - l 4 . U... Ll A V r E i . I , . . 1 L . - . , r r , y . 1 . . . r . . The play, written by Auranra Rouverol, Cen- GGOYQS GOfGlOHe '--,A--ee-e--- - fsssss V-ss,..s sfff .,.s.s D O T1 Blair r - . I I . W I I . .1 . . , 4 i s.s,,,sssss...,,,.ssss ,T I I ' . . . . ' I , A 1 r 4 I t , h l ' T'- 1 li. l - A 1 u , ,, ..., , . X Y A . . b, , A , I I . O ' ' ' 7 'H Q I -V .. lis eau'-e f r ' - - , 3 - The ecret S n Meets -

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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

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HOBBIES . A an Ladies and Gentlemen ot the Press Journalism Those students with a yearning for a Journal istic career were given the opportunity to prove their abilities in the Iournalism Club Not only were members exposed to the tacts ot 1ournal istic style but they received actual training and practice in writing Naturally the club was the most value to those students who were or hoped to be mem bers ot the Hi Lite Staff A comparatively new organization the Iournalism Club has been a decided aia to the Hi Lite in so tar as it trains its members in writing news and feature articles The value of the club was not limited to this however Through careful study and observa tion club members learned how to read a news paper correctly This knowledge made it possi ble not only to acquire more intormation but to broaden the reading interests in addition to this acquaintance with the iournalistic method of expression was an advantage in the writing ol ordinary compositions As proof of their knowledge ot the works Iournalism Club members under the direction ot Miss Bosana Eckman edited a creditable Wash made a grand finish to their course MEMBERS Dorothy Hau Beth Ann McConnell Iirn Thomson Don M Laughlin Sidney Brennan Hilda Mc Kerna Marian Dougherty Ken Mayo George McGhee Dick Childs Iirn Gillis Knit Purl The Knit Puri Club has definitely established itself as a worthwhile organization in our extra curricular program Having chosen A stitch in time saves nine as their motto, every club member endeavored to stand by it in economy and efficiency, Every year since its organiza- tion, the club has enjoyed an enorm- ous popularity and a consequent large membership. This year was no exception. All ot which may prove that knitting, as done by our grandmothers, is not a lost art As might be expected play was mixed with worlf' and the meetings were socially entertaining as well as in structive Demanding modernity swing addicts and book worms alike invariably succumbed to the wiles ot knitting sooner or later Under the direction of Mrs Ethel Copeland adviser and Loi Anne Byham president the girls knitted purled and ripped in order to obtain an up to the rninute finished product of this art M Copeland Instruct: And They Really Make Thing MEMBERS Alice Anderson Bertha lane Battaglia Doris Benson Mary Beros Rarno a Buhl Lois Anne By han Patty Dor h Etnylmae Dutchess lean Fidler Ioyce Herman on Betty Iohn on L ona Kellar Mary Luck Mary McKenna Mary Lost Nonson Pauline Morley Marie Or e howski Katlrleen Ox erholt Geo gina Pierottl Alice Proctor Dorothy Reigel Thelffia Rook Ieannette Sal Vita Shatzkin Betty Shrettle Marg ret Sn 'iatelt Lillian Shirey Lorraine Swanson Marian Tengstrand Shirley Thompson Constance Walker Palma Williamson May belle Woodin Ioan Zook xl A I 1 1 - I I - ' A f ington Trip edition of the Hi-Life. This edition The Club in Session ' ' ' TS. . - ' s A l - A I I I ' : , I 'f is , , fi , , 9 , , . , 1 1 .' , ' , ' - Z C , .I A V K r , . .V . 20