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

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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.

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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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,,, t 4 1 llt. 'W l i 'lf o i C, T' GEO WE ORGANIZED our abilities into something worth while + combining our efforts for common interests- We found expression in - singing together in assembly - getting out the semi-weekly edition of the HI-LIFE - working off our excess vitality in dancing Class --learning more about the life of the early Romans in Latin Club - discussing current problems in Kahiah - making practical use of our knowl- edge of parliamentary procedure in Student Council f play- ing marches and chorals in band - gathering junk and rubber for the scrap drive.- VVC further organized our abilities by -- planning and putting on assembly programs g going to the annual barn dance in the spring - inducting new mem- bers into the National Honor Society - learning the right and wrong way to play chess - voting for the best man in the Student Council election - working to produce an interesting and polished play - learning to print pictures as well as to take them - sending the year book off to the printer.- By working together we came to know each other. ldfntiffzztion of pit'!1I7'PJ' on pagp 32. C11 The News Reporters cover current events. KZJ HURRI-KANE members on the joh. HJ No it's not a gremlin, just a super snooper, HJ junior Student Council holds a business meeting. 155 The Ynungsville Band forms a MK. C63 Miss Eckman inspects first issue. Q71 Gillis gets her harness fixed. ISJ This is the one that didn't get away. Q95 Members of chess club concentrate on a game. C105 They look as though the gun is really loaded,