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

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MUSIC U Band The Kane Hrgh Band under the d1rect1on ol Morrls C ONelll has been outstandmq rn the school and communlty llte thls year lt Las ac aualnted rts members lvlth band lrterature o ac tlcal experlence ln rehearsal procedure ana standards for attalnment ln the held ot rnstru mental muslc lt has also altered experlence rn lleld maneuvers The success of the Varslty Sho vas largely due to the perlorr ance ot tl e oand whose numbers were well rendered and ell re celved The band added zest ard tlavor not only to the lootball and basketball aarnes but also to the parades whrch lt has led lTlClUdl'1Q the dedl catron of the Holgate Brothers ne 1 factory addl IIOH Mulslc D rector C l e Front Row-Lupter, D l lohnson Cook, Fltzsirn- mans, Anderson, Hen- nell, Coleman, McClus- key, McGhee, N. Wilc Swanson Row II-Bodine, Blccrn- qulsi, Freeburg, Schultz Foy, Parlchurst, Ander- son, Glllottt, Mesler Newton, Grolsch w III-Bern else' I ll allp B rrtarl P l-lo Kelley Ro sman Foy BOTIIIIIO Kempf Wenlc Monson Chrlsterl on Bloo nqul t Hazard D v'lfl'e ron! R w IXIQII F lohn Bo ll O llarola Al corn Andy Ralcleckl lohn Clcatrnow WllllUIl Wlllll -rm o R ar ru g Schu Roger Haza Do a 19 liltz 1 'non Mar nal luple l 1 nf lohns 't I C fc lla ry M lu 'QF or Row III Wlelxrn 'nan rr k K Ro e A'ldfWY on Isa 'l Y 0 Ro -..h,s. lf. lolzscn MQK. ,, ow- ll . hllltpzs, l ricn , S , I. :s, ', , I 7 r 1 ' ' I . . . X 4 v R Q I l A I ' Mila' gd x, ' - , H, ltflartln C. O' -l .lll I . . , , A A VM' w . ri 1 ' A.. In I I TIA! I ' - 1 ,, I I I 1 T ' b I V' V ', W I ,ll l le get F Q- Row II-lottn Walker, Russell I. dem n, ich- l d Freed r , Robert . liz . rd n Id 'Nl , William ' qs, s' .l . r, ein 2 . .o. oo col r cC. .2- key, Engel .1 Grosch Le nie? S'.'. ,1I'1f9I'1 Fame: Guiztfcr. Evert Swan --. Ross- . . Frede lc ellev, by . ,s., tL- erlne '.'fffn'. Hberi Ben- gcote. 22

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as-1 f f rv - ' Hunting and Fishing Since we are placed in a comrriunity so boun tiful in wild life it is on y natural that we have a Hunting and Fishing Club among our extra curricular activities This group of thirty active rnerrbers under the direction of Christian Feit planned the follow ing program for the year study of animal life techniques of hunting and fishing correct gun handling and a thorough knowledge of conser vation With lack Pierotti president lames Cart v right vice president George Lingle secretary and Harold W Asn treasurer the organization carried out their progron of activities During the year the club Nas instrumental in bringing before the student body game wardens who gave interesting talks to the students on th tion of wild life Front Row Emily lat ra If Marga t CUYlATlgUl Doi Procto Ma ian Dougherty Row II Mi liea h lun M ch au Luella iaell Jcrotriy Ub S fart een RowIII B ty Vegan Sara Vlcr enna Alb J iilia Bertna R e Front Row-larnes BlOOU'lC1L1l.il, lack Covert, Robert Larson, lack Pierotti, Deane Curry Row II-Virgil Buhl, Christy Nelson, Gerald Aclcley, George Halliwell Row III-Willard Anderson, Richard Freeburg, George Lingle, lames A Carl- son Robert Swanseen Row IV-lames Cart- wright, Francis Rose, Howard Smith, Clair Grole- rriund, Row V-Roger Langdon Luther Maze, Orvis Meckley, Richard Stedman. How VI- Harold W. Asp, Evan Lee Fields, Robert Potter Girls Rlfle Club This new organi ation the Girls Rifle Club Nas the outgrowth of the o, ening of the rifle range early last fall lts purpose was to afford an opportunity to those girls who desired to learn the proper handling of firearms and the fundamentals of good rifle shooting While yet in its infancy this club has definitely established itself in the extra curricular activities program of the school and promises to prove a definite contribution to the education of the sportswomen in the student body S.. eaulyl Am' Fir lach Thursday night the feminine Daniel Boones tote their weapons to the rifle range where under the instruction of Misses Rlizabeth Swanseen and lane Heath and Christian Feit they spend the evening knock ing holes in the black bulls of standard lU ooint targets to demonstrate their sin cerity the members of the Girls Rifle Club ale affiliated zith the National Rifle Asso ciation lunior Division and are now qualify ing for the various medals for proficiency in narksmanshio lt is hoped in the very near future a team can be selected to shoot matches with other girls teams in the country 21 HOBBIES . f .rj . I . ' v - . Y, ' , J Y . ' Y . K 7 . . , I I I W . . . Y. . . , 1 ' I f Ll V . , . . ,, - 1 r I A. L 1 I K ' - . - . ' ' , x . , , I . . 1 I ' I . . 1 . v - , , , , . -J, ' , ..i . , . . . I X f A A L , . , . F A , , V ' . :X Y . 1 . ' , . A . b Miss Swanizeen Shows the Use of Rifles ' R fi 1 i. , ' el ,J I U . . . I , . ,,, . . X , . U , . , .. . v - - ' re, rs r, I '. ' . ' r. ' . -ss. t,'eie', 1 E ., L ' 'er, Mig.: 9: .. - et ., . f I I ' 1 'Q . , ' exia W . rns, I ugg rs. . I I

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Orchestra The orchestra, consisting of twenty-seven members, conducted rehearsals each Monday and Wednesday' morning to learn the relationship of patterns and structure in music, to unify and contrast and to promote the art of rythmic come bination of tone. The orchestra develops in each student a technique and a feeling for form, increases an ape preciation of music, and shows the relationship of music to the other arts Appearing every Thursday at chapel as Well as at all plavs and other important functions of the school the orchestra has proved itself es sential and entertaining to the school program T.io tv - 7' 1 1 and th student body Mlxed Chorus Alas for those who never sing The Mixed Chorus has a definite place in our curriculum Proof of this is in its large attend ance and in tne musical numbers rendered by the aroui IF r raniratlon trive t develop singing at sig t fith good nronation with emphasis placed on wise phrase thinking and the elements or forin Under the direction of Norris ONeill the chorus nas had an opportunity of developing a I understanding of tonal and ytnrnic problems Forensuc Contest Hlgh Lights Port Allegany J I'IO II' CI Soprano Solo First Pla e itPacp Lock Haven Bariton Solo first Place Nornstown i wird 'J I l 'I at Lf O 'I dnl Front Row Chatmon Carbone I-lazlett Miller Carl on Smith Gregei son Cooper Erickson Crawford Row II McKenna Berg l Buffalo Esnbaugh Eclcborg Williams By ha'n Vogan Hau Fit ge ald Boyer Row III Uber Auman A i c o r n McLaughlin O Shea Rockwell Rose Sn 'h Neeley Wie ffonson Novosel Shina f lt Benson Row IV Riclcert Went: lohnson Kepler Kempf Mclial p Hazard P1 i lips Bray Rizzo Gunna son McKenna Swan o Row V Dougherty Mar garet Dougherty Fredell Cardamo Yost Iohn son OConnor Colella McConne Paulson MUSIC . , ' I9 l - XJMXF I S 5 fl I i N V I i Q I i Q.. 5 H I I . it 3 5 . ' ', ' A' , a i - , , er I I - , ' , Al , K . rx. ., , , . I - e , . ' , A1 rl , , , ' s n. ne, , . - T I it, ' . Cirls' T ' -li' st Pl ce But die with all the music in them. BUYEWU9 15OlOf A A . , ,. . , A E if . , . A 1 J I3 Mixed Qgartetfc- TQ' Pl ce A' TM 4 f F O V ry - - c Birioic Sclc 4 , QV U P I3 A J, V , , . Fourth Pl' ce i H 'A , L , , ' A' Cell Sola - J I E I 5 I A Fourth Pl ce A ,A I Ai ' f . ' r 'A' ' r ' . Pete .d in can I