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

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Miss Allio Miss Barns Miss Bollinger Miss Catliseh Mrs. Copeland Miss Donovan Mr. Drummond Miss Eckman liss Handy Miss johnson Mr. Kiefer Miss McDonald Miss Miller Mr. Montgomery Ir. Mo' enson Miss Nearing Mrs. O'Neill Miss Paulhamus if THE Alocs FLORENCE ALLIG-Clarion State Teachers College . . . Grove City College, Litt. B . . . Room 16 . . . Freshman English . . . Algebra I . . . HURRI-KANE. BTARGERY ANN BARNS-Indiana State Teachers College, B. S .... Room 27 . . . Typing l . . . Shorthand ll . . . Office Practice . . . Law . . . Salesmanship. BELLE BGLLTNGER-Allegheny College, A. B .... Cornell University . . . Room l8 . . . Latin . . . Freshman English . . . Senior Class Adviser . . . National Honor Society. MARGARET CAFLISCH-Edinboro State Teachers College, B. S ..., Room 13 . . . Eighth Grade Science. . . Mathematics. ETHEL C. COPELAND-Clarion State Teachers College . . . Columbia University . . . Room I9 . . . World History. CARRIE DONOVAN - Fredonia State Teachers College . . . Columbia University . . . Art. THOKIAS DRUMMOND---East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B. S. in Physical Educa- tion . . . Science . . . Physical Education . . . Basketball . . . Boys' Intramurals. ROSANA ECK- KIAN-Dickinson College, A. B .... VVisconsin . . . Room 26 . . . Junior English . . . Reporters' Club . . . Hl-LIFE . . . Treasurer of Athletic Association. HELEN HANDY-Clarion State Teach- ers College, B. S .... Room 10 . . . Biology . . . Plane Geometry . . . Aeronautics. SYLVIA E. JOHNSQN-Clarion State Teachers College . . . Room l-l . . . Eighth Grade Social Studies. LAVV- RENCE Al. KlEFER-Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B. S. in Business Education . . . Room 28 . . . Bookkeeping . . . Typing l . . . Central Treasurer. ANNE RIARGARET NIACDGNALD- Villa hlarie College, B. A .... Teachers College, Columbia University, NI. A .... Room 2-l . . . Soph- omore English . . . Junior Play . . . Senior Play. BETTIE IXIILLER-Beaver College . . . Edinboro State Teachers College, B. S .... Room l2 . . . Eighth Grade English . . . Geography. PAUL lXfIONTGORTERY-Allegheny College . . . Westmiiistei' College, B. S .... Penn State, NI. A. . . . Room 22 . . . American History . . . llathema- C165

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l l PAUL R. MILLER Priuripal Students of Kane High, YVhen we civilians speak of victory, we too often visualize that great day when the War will end and peace will once more hold sway over our land and the rest of the world. We long to see our friends and our relatives who are in the Armed Forces, and victory connotes a swift reunion with them. VVhat we forget is that victory is not a single event but the culmination of many seemingly in- significant occurrences that contribute to a final day when we can appear as conquerors. NVe forget that each day brings with it an opportunity to appear as victors or vanquished. lmportant and paramount as the Armed Forces are in deciding the course of the war, we must not forget that we have a part to play. Each thing that we do in a constructive way contributes that much to a swifter ending of the deadly struggle. Each thing that we neglect to do or wilfully pass over addsghat much to be accomplished by someone else. COMMANDING OFFICERS School has always been important in train- ing civilians. Now it is important in train- ing men to take part in this epic struggle. No longer does the Army, the Navy or the Klarines want 'fcannon fodder. They need men trained to such an extent that they may benefit by further technical training. Above all we must train citizens. lf we win the war and our people are not ready to live in the new world ahead of us, then the victory will be hollow indeed, for we shall have lost. PAUL R. Himsa O Miss Gregg l have to get a reentrance slipf, How many of us have said that after an absence? lt was Nliss Ethel Gregg, our busy assistant principal, who issued our slips. Besides this bliss Gregg taught algebra, sponsored Stu- dent Council, Hall Patrol and 'National Honor Society. For the first six weeks Bliss Gregg was acting principal. At the end of the first semester she became ill and was given a leave of absence. ETHEL M. GREGG flscvixtafzt Prinripal

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-Goucher College, A. B. tics . . . Kahiah Club. GUST RIORTENSON-Penn State . . . Shop . . . Industrial Arts. JENNIE NEARING-East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B. S. in Health and Physical Education . . . Penn State . . . Gym . . . Hygiene . . . Girls, Intramurals . . . Cheerleaders. NIARTHA C. O,NEILL . . . Clarion State Teachers College . . . Allegheny . . . Penn State . . . Room 23 . . . Spanish . . . Civics . . . Ushers. JOAN E. PAULHABIUS-Penn State, B. S. . . . Home Economics. DOROTHY PAXTON-Grove City College, A. B .... RLYOIII 11 . . . Senior English . . . Civics . . . Junior Class Adviser. hi. ELIZABETH RINARD-Penn State, B. S .... Chorus . . . Vocal VVork. CHARLES C. STEVVART-Nfansfield State Teachers College, B. S .... Band . . . Orchestra. ETHEL VAIRO-Lock Haven State Teachers College, B. S .... Room 17 . . . Problems of Democracy . . . Economics. DALTON VAN ORlXTER-Gettys- burg, B. S .... Penn State . . . Biology . . . Chemistry . . . Phy Chy . . . Hunting and Fishing . . . Rifle Club. EVELYN VVARD-lndiana State Teachers College, B. S .... Room 25 . . . Shorthand I . . . Typing ll . . . Junior Business Train- ing . . . Hl-LIFE . . . Sophomore Class Adviser. DOROTHY JANE ANDERSON-New York University Extension . . . As- sistant Librarian. THELKIA BLOOKI-Secretary to the Superin- tendent. HELEN BIOWMAN- Allegheny College, A. B .... RI. A .... Western Reserve University School of Library Science B. S. in Library Science . . . Librarian. IIARGARET II. LONG- SHORE-VVilmington llflemorial Hospital, R. N .... School Nurse . . . Home Nursing. ARDELLI5 HOLLAND-lndiana State Teachers College B. S .... Room Zl . . . Algebra l and II fsecond semesterl. THEY Atso SERVE C Kane High, we are proud of our faculty. They are all doing their part to bring victory closer. Here are some of the jobs the members of the faculty are doing outside of school hours. Several are Working after school and on Saturdays in defense plants. They are relieving labor shortages Whenever possible. Two aI'e with the Home Guards, many are Air Raid Wzxrdens, members of the Civilian Defense, or work on the Bond Drives. All are working on and investing in the weekly stamp and bond sales. Surgical dressings and Red Cross knit- ting take up some of their time. They doubled their quota in the Red Cross Drive. K Yes, all of them are striving to promote victory. They deserve credit for a task well done. However we, the students, are the ones to carry out the plans for the post war world, but guidance from these teachers will help us on the way. IN SERVICE PFC. EUGENE M. COLE South .Pacific SGT. CHRISTIAN F. FEIT Fort Sill, Oklahoma LT. VIC'I'OR GENTILMAN South Pacific Pre. HENRY KLIPPERT Aberdeen, hflaryland AXC NORN'l.4N C. MARTIN San Antonio, Texas CPI.. PAUI. F. AIOVVERY Camp Forrest, Tennessee SGT. VVILLIAIVI NORBECK Denver, Colorado LT. BIORRIS C. O,Nl5II,I. Somewhere in Italy H175 Mrs. Paxton Miss Rinard Mr. Stewart Mrs. Vairo Mr. Van Ornier Mrs. Wa1'd Miss Anderson Miss Bloom Miss Bowman Mrs. Longshore