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

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Class of 1947 FRONT ROVV: Edward McKenna, Norma Kempf, Barbara Benson, Louise VVeaver, Louise Putter, Bessie Voulgaris, Betty Cooley, jean McDade, Margaret Ellen Bradley, Alva Holland, Barbara Hallberg, joy Louise Haese, Elizabeth Anderson, Hazel Null, Shirley Bloomquist, Neil Donahey. ROVV 11: Dan Pierotti, Bonnie VVeirich, Donna Lar- row, Joyce McKenna, Doris Lee Moyer, Gloria Gerhart, Helen Davis, Shirley Garris, jean Weborg, Patty Haas, Joyce Dyne, jean Vaughn, Joyce Anderson, Lorraine Hess, Virginia Simmons, john Galvin. ROVV Ill: Patricia Peterson, jane Mague, Betty Horam, Dorothy Keener, Barbara Brandin, Lorraine Christenson, Nancy johnson, Phyllis Bergstrom, joan Jackson, Louise McLaughlin, Peggy MacEwen, Patty Neeley, Frances VVismar, Sue Brush, Teresa Bonfilio. ROYV IV: James Cuthhertsun, Earl Hadley, Clair Ranf, Norman Thompson, Clifford Swanson, Merton Shatzkin, Gerald Nelson, Elwood Walker, Jim Bloomquist, Ray McLal'ferty, VVilliam Sloan, Donald John- ston, Bill Spence, Tom Trimble, Orlo Kane, jim Palmer, Ralph VVile. ROVV V: Herman Reynolds, Paul Watts, George Saines, Leroy Magnuson, Bill Trumbull, Francis Gardner, Louis Brinkley, Victor Gustafson, Frank Battag- lia, Allen Holt, Richard Bostaph, Don Anderson, john Hadheld, Lawrence Bertiaux, Tony Condello, Eugene Keener, Reid Painter. Not in picture: Bessie VValker. Gene McCandless. History HE class of l94-7 met together under one roof for the first time on September 3, l94-3 - coming from West Side, Central, and Clay Street Schools, they soon became ac- quainted both with the school and with themselves - ln a few months they knew the Alma Mater and school song as well as any - having no ties such as class officers to bind them together, they supported all the school projects with unwaver- ing loyalty -joining all activities open to them, they backed the intramural program 100 per cent-The end of the year found them well prepared to enter high school activities next September. -5 301-

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' M-'Own W.,-v-'f'- Class of 1946 ROVV I: Janet Reid, Bonna Lee Flatt, Laurinda Ranf, Marie Smith, Patricia VVeirieh, Josephine Zampogna, Adelaide Rice, Marjorie Smith, Anna Katherine Stanko, Pauline VVilliams, Dora johnson, Dolores Micheau, Mar- jorie L. Johnson, Betty johns, Lucille Knapp, Shirley Peterson. ROVV Il: Gloria Peterson, Mary Romagnino, Betty Losey, Betty McCullough, Wilda Matha, Eva Morris, Connie Palumbo, Rose Migliazzo, Evelyn McCracken, Dorothy Sanford, Marie Tunall, Jean Simpson, Gretchen Kraft, Betty jane johnson, Dorothy V, johnson, Mar- jorie Ann johnson. ROVV III: Tom Swanson, Roy Sloan, Dewey Sanders, Orra ,lean Overholt, Shirley Ann Or- cutt, Elizabeth Thompson, Shirley Schlopy, Betty Stockton, lone Read, Pauline Smith, Mary jane Swedenjelm, Mary Soflich, Lawrence johnson, Ralph johnson, Mickey Vito, Billie Rietter. ROVV IV: Don Swanson, Robert VanDervoort, Neal Miller, Leonard Peterson, Chester Peterson, Robert Spence, Michael Lorenzo, George Keener, Gordon Magnuson, Frank McCandless, john Punk, William Peterson, VVilliam VVilson, Gilbert Reynolds, Melvin Lundberg, Kenneth McCauley, Robert Meals, Earl Kepler. ROVV V: Harry VVeiser, Clair Wickwire, Merle Peters, Alois Prokop, Eugene Peters, George Shatto, Paul Swedenhjelm, Eugene Repine, Donald Paup, Thomas VVilson, Edward Rossman, Phillip Scutella, Eugene Pooley, LeRoy Repine, Kenneth Latshaw, Merle Hoover, Rich- ard Larson, DaVVayne Maze, Don McLaughlin, Kenneth Kempf. HlSfOI'y'-Continued Striving to do their share to speed victory, they contributed scrap metals of all kinds with inexhaustible enthusiasm - Ad- vised by Miss Cox, their first meeting of the year was a Hal- loween party held late in October in the old gym -it was de- clared a success by all who attended - Room 26 distinguished itself when it had the first 100 per cent stamp and bond sale of the year - Keeping up this fine record, this room now has the longest record of l00 per cent stamp buying in the school - With this record as a beginning, these freshmen are Well on their Way to an outstanding high school career. ..r 29 J-

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GRACE M. JAYCCX I know she 'will awake find smile on me as she did yeslerdayj And she will have some gentle 'word to say, Some kindly deed to dog for loving thoughf Ufus 'warp and fwoof of which her life 'wus fwroughf She is not dead. Such should forever live In boundless measure of the love they give. -JEROME BELL. This page we dedicate to the memory of Grace Rl. Jaycox whose quiet smile, thoughtful kindness, and understanding won for her an estimable place in the hearts and affection of the students and fac- ulty of Kane High School.