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

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FRONT ROVV: jean Simpson, Marie Tunall, Adelaide Rice, Marjorie Smith, Lucille Knapp, Elaine Neale, Bernice Murphy, Marjorie L. johnson, Pauline Williams, josephine Zampogna, Betty johns, Ann Katherine Stanko. ROVV Il: Doris Olson, Laurinda Ranf, Pauline Smith, Dorothy Sanford, Elizabeth Thompson, Shirley Peterson, Connie Palumbo, Rose Migliazzo, Shirley Ann Orcutt, Evelyn McCracken, Eva Morris, Anna Rose, lone Read. ROVV IH: Toni Swanson, Harry Weiser, Betty jane johnson, Marjorie Ann johnson, Lois johnson, Dorothy V. johnson, Dora johnson, Betty McCullough, janet Reid, Ann VVest, Hyle Russell, Alois Prokop. ROVV IV: Tom Wilson, Warren Nelson, Frank Mclfandless, Chester Peterson, Laurence johnson, Bill Rietter, Bill Shinafelt, Louie Varisano, Robert Van Dervort, Patil Swedenhjelm, Merle Peters. ROVV V: Gilbert T. Reynolds, DaVVayne Maze, Kenneth Latshaw, james Olson, Ray Wlilson, Bill Peterson, Vernon Olson, Duane Mills, Gordon Magnuson, Don Magnuson, Homer Repine, john Punk. NOT IN l'lC l'l'RE: Betty VVeaver, Betty jane Stock- ton, Ed Rossman. VVishing to hold their own so far as Class and patriotic duties were Concerned, they regularly bought bonds and stamps and Went all out to show their might in both the Red Cross and the U. S. O. Despite the many uncertainties of War time, the sopho- mores have shown their ambition, faithfulness, and alertness, and they have what it takes for a successful school career. The Sophomore Class organized late in the year and their officers are: TONI VVUJSON . .. .,,, .. I,1'C'.Yi0,L'IIf BOB GRILCGERSUN . , ...,..,, Vice l,l't'.l'l.I1C'IZf NQRMA GREGERSON .. .... Srcrrvlary VVENDELL HAZLETT .,,. 7l1 66l.YLl7'L'1' NTRS. EVELYN VVARD ..,,. . Azzhiiser n ihe ert t29D

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FRONT ROVV: Dorothy Hall, Mary Ann Halliwell, Elaine Cadden, Elizabeth Colson, Norma Gregerson Mar garet Cochran, Shirley Hannold, Verna Hayduk, Doris Ecklund, Caroline Hetrick, Eleanor Aljoe, C race Cart wright Katherine De Marte. ROVV ll: Drusilla Brinkley, Sultana Beros, Martha Ann Gustafson Beverly Cedar Lorraine lshman, Clythia Cannon, Dolores Garris, Mary Haulik, Kathleen Double, Lorraine Anderson Irene Anderson, Ted Carson, Raymond Anderson, ROW' lll: VVendell Hazlett, Clifford Elliot Leroy B seeker Jeanne Galvin, Joyce Cowan, VVancla Anderson, Rosella Fiscus, Marjorie Dooher, Dorothy Dougherty Fred Anderson,, Robert Gregerson, VVilliam Covel. ROVV IV: George Irwin, YValter Carlson, Merl Hoos er C erald Clovle, Arden Eidell, Tony Dicello, Richard Coleman, Edward Fragale, Ralph Hetrick, Sherwood -Xnder son ROW V: Everall Carbough, Martin Carlson, Bob Brush, Hilaire Gustafson, Donald Horton Santo Bon trlro Harry Cunningham, Dick Hill, Virgil Gillotti, VVilliam Byham, john Anderson. NOT IN PIC FI RE one Bergstrom Phyllis Donahey, Betty Farnsworth, Lureda Hotlel. VVell established as a part of Kane High, the CLASS OF 1946 soon proved themselves able and willing to serve the school in many various Ways. Showing their varied interests they entered Student Council, all phases of publications work, and numerous other clubs including Hunting and Fishing and the newly organized Rifle Club. Here they found that there was work to be done, but they thoroughly enjoyed them- selves while gaining valuable experience. All gave their en- thusiastic support to the somewhat limited sports schedule, several boys played on the varsity team, While many boys and girls participated in intramurals. Some of the class's most eager athletic participants were Dick Coleman, Ted Carson, and Harry VVeiser. Sophomores Are C285

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ll ,. f 1 i A I FRONT ROW: Donna Larrow, Lorraine Hess, joan jackson, Norma Kempf, Margaret jenkins, Mary Lorenzo, Alva Holland, Betty Gaston, Virginia Grandinetti, Margaret Bradley, Rose Mary Battista, Doris Dalton, Lois Long, Viola Fleeger. ROVV ll: Hazel Cochran, Francis Caramboni, Betty Horam, Carol johnson, Nancy john- son, Georgie Ishman, Mary Lou Cronin, Thelma Davis, Gloria Gearhart. Patty Kahle, Donna Irons, jean Carda- mone, Shirley Bloomquist, joyce Anderson. ROW lll: Mary Carbone, joyce Dyne, Lorraine Christenson, Katherine Koza, Gladys Huckabone, Katherine Collins, Teresa Bonfilio, Elizabeth Anderson, Bonna Lee Flatt, Marie Dougherty, Phyllis Bergstrom, Barbara Benson, Sue Brush, Barbara Brandin, Dorothy Keener. ROW IV: Paul Kellar, Howard Losey, Burton johnson, Ralph johnson, Gail Erickson, Francis Fleeger, Louis Brinkley, Frank Battaglia, Donald johnston, Francis Gardner, Tony Condello, Perry Miller, james Cuthbertson, Orlo Kane, Neil Donahey, Sandy Cecchetti. ROVV V: joe Brothers, james Grolemund, Eugene Ellis, Richard Han- nah, Eugene Keener, Robert Cunningham, Kenneth Kempf, Allan Holt, Dominick Gallo, Keith Cook, Lawrence Bertiaux, jim Bloomquist, Mike Cappello, Donald Anderson, Lloyd johnson. NOT IN PICTURE: Richard Bostaph, Robert Brush, Charles Dixon, Shirley Garris. P lxjb I, fi , 1 V 1 The CLASS OF l947, a group of young and lively boys ,UM , .yfand girls, wandered hither and yon about the building early J , ,tljilin September trying to find their way about. Many new ii faces were present as some came from VVetmore and High- land Townships and many of the others had csort of' grown up since leaving the eighth grade. All were made to feel welcome. They were encouraged to start early to make K. H. S. a proud bulwark of American Democracy. Striving to do their share to speed victory they bought stamps regularly, contributed to the Red Cross, the U. S. O., and the other organizations that will bring victory closer. One member of the class, Kenneth Kempf, left for the Navy early in May. Ulf 414.4 A freshmen Show H03