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

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JIIVI V. VARISANO Jim Jimmy, tho, short, is a whiz at basket- ball and he intends to do Civil Service work. Intramurals 1, Basketball 1-4, Football 2-4, Kahiah 2-3, Hobby Club 3, Hunting and Fishing 3. MARY A. XVEAVER Mare Her golden hair shines like the sun and so does her smile. Dancing 1-3, HI-LIFE 1, Archery 1, Cheerleader 1-2, Intramurals 1, Thespian 1, Sr. Play. M v1v1Ars5wd'BEgq1MpJf91,4J- bvi Vivian 'Brew awwwxi. . n she certaaylf Eiga-3321 QW Dancing -3, and 1-4, hframurals 1, Orchestra 1-3. - ALVIN WEBORG Wheatie Forestry interests Wheatie more than anything else. Intramurals 1-4, Hunting and Fishing 2-4, Basketball 2-3, Rifle Club 3-4, Hall Patrol 4. BARBARA A. XVETMORE Barb Barb fit the bill as top sergeant in her gym class. Dancing 1-3, Intramurals 1, Rifle Club 2. NORMAN WILE Horse VVinter is Horsels favorite season as he is a great ice skating enthusiast. Intramurals 1-4, Football 1-3, Basketball 4, Student Council 1-2. Camera Shy Seniors KENNETH CARLSON . FOR VICTORY FRANCIS GROLEMUND BERNI C253 JANE WILLIAKIS Lovey Jane is another one of our piano play- ers-Her friendliness is outstanding -VVants to go to business school after she finishes high school. Jr. Dramatics 1, Dancing 1-2, Orchestra 1-3, Thespian 2. BOB VVILLIAMSON IVillie Good things come in small packages is proved by VVillie-Plans to go into the service after graduation. Dancing 1, Hunting and Fishing 2-4, Basketball 3, Football 4. CHARLES O. WILSON Klepto I For four years Chuck played the bass horn in the band-Is going to enlist in the Navy. Football 1, 2, 4, Band 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Student Council 1, 3, Track 2. OYCE E. WISE Joyce Joyce has a very sympathetic and out- standing nature-A friend indeed- Spent a lot of time working in Nlr. IXfIiller's ofhce. Jr. Dramatics 1, Dancing 1-3, Archery 1, Cheerleader 2-4, Thespian 2-3, National Honor Society 3-4. KATHRYN NVOODFORD Kay Kay's hobby is winter sports-Em tered Kane High from Highland in her junior year-Quiet but sincere. KATHRYN BI. YASAUREK Nikki CE ation-A really true basketball thusiast. PETERS Traveling is Nikki's goal after gradu- en-

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CHARLES EDVV. ROLFE Chuck Chuck is one of the quieter members of our class-Proved himself a suc- cess by juggling his schedule to work half days at Holgates. Football 1-2. SHIRLEY RANF Shirley Shirley was a real helper in Room 19-Likes to skate and does it well. Dancing 1-2, Chorus 2-3. MARION E. ROSS Teeter C. Always cheerful, always smiling must be Teeterls policy-1Vo1'ked half days at Smith Lab helping win the war. HI-LIFE 1, 3, jr. Dramatics 1, Dancing 1-2, Ritle Club 2, 'I'hespian 2-3. EUGENE ROSSEY Gene Although Gene came to us from James City during his junior year, he has won for himself many friends -His hobby is skating. ELEANOR T. SCUTELLA Skippie Ivelre sure Kane High will miss Skippie's ever present smile. jr. Dramatics 1, Dancing 1-3, Thespian 2 3. PHYLLIS A. SIEGER Phyl Phyl was an excellent commercial pu- pil-1Vorks after school at the office of the llethodist Church-Is liked by everyone. Dancing 1, Intramurals 1-2, HI-LIFE 3-4, HIIRRI-KANE -I-. EVELYN M. SLOAN Susie The girls would seldom have arrived at the Lab on time if it hadn't been tor Susie and her car. Dancing 1-2, Rifle Club 1-2, Student Council 2. v..,.,,,,- ni sf. . . l2+l' ADELINE B. SLOCUM -'Xi ess Bess joined Kane High School as a junior-Intends to be a beautician. Mushball 1-2, Basketball 1-2. ADRIAN K. SMITH Smitty No one can beat Smitty when it comes to being friendly-Likes sports and wants to be a war worker after graduation. ri .5 1, fi cARL SWA T' ' f fn llybfggfliiriwfflfif M?-il? 360611 vgcafsoundefdzthrough Q 'igh is li,a'lls,ZZi' four years. ll G,hor k MffglHL1l'8lS 1--1, Jr. Play, 1 S' ' ' a fl I , ey I3, II ll Pa 'ol 3--l. VVALTER SWVANSON YValt VValt worked part time at Holgates --Does Woodwork for a hobby. Intramurals 1. LINNEA F. TENGSTRAND Linnea Dependable girls like Linnea just aren't too plentiful. Dancing 1-2, Intramurals 1-3, HURRI- KANE 2--1-, Thespian 3. DONA R. THOMS Thomsie One of those girls that kept the HURRI-KANE running, a co-editor. HURRI-KANE 1-4, jr. Dramatics 1, Archery 1, Dancing 1-3, Thespian 2-3, Reporters' Club 3, I-Il-LIFE 3, Kahiah 3, Phy-Chy -I, National Honor Society -I. CLYDE VAN STRATEN Van Vanls station wagon is fast becoming a legend-Always on hand as a fire fighter. Hunting and Fishing 3-4. FOR SERVICE

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Q FRONT ROWI: Marian Peterson, Betty Recsny, Mary Prokop, Margaret Fultz, Barbara Davis, J nis C l Lois une Anderson, Theresa Battista, Shirley Anderson, Dorothea Adams, Dorothy Adamkavitz ROW Il Frances C illotti, Marjorie Golden, Juanita Clawges, Vera Eshelman, Helen Gaston, Jean Bonlilio, Alice Dalton Delores Benson, Bonnie Carson, Betty Buhl. ROVV III: Janice Henry, Yvonne Lucas, June Lingenfeltei Joyce Ellithorpe Nancy Henretta, Hannah Kane, Janice Micheau, Louise Magdovitz, Fran Funari. ROVV IV Leo Palumbo Tony Grandinetti, Allen Langdon, Bill O'Donnell, Ken Eshelman, Clyde Chilcott, John Janeuc VVil ham Bush im Baumann. ROVV V: Carl Danielson, Don Alexander, Gerald Fiscus, Harold Bloomquist R.1x Byham Bill Bender, Jim Anderson, Charles Clark. NOT IN PICTURE: Lloyd Chamberlain, Kenneth Call on Harold Cochran. This is the JUNIOR CLASS and We are proud of their activities. This class combines scholastic abilities, musical talent, dramatics, athletics-a typical group of American students. They got right in line backing all school activities since this year they were entitled to participate in all of the extra-curricular activities. Room lo went IOO per cent Four- Fold membership in showing their school spirit. The class has also shown what it can do in backing the stamp and bond sale each week and during the special drives, as Well as going IOO per cent for Red Cross and the U. S. O. For some time the juniors were undecided as to the pur- chasing of class rings, but finally during the latter part of February they maneuvered it in some way thatithe order was sent off. Theylre hoping the rings will come through. Juniors Present C263