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

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OFFICERS RICHARD COLEMAN ,,...................... President HARRY XVEISER ..,.........,,...........,.... Vice President YVAANDA ANDERSON ........................... Secretary XVENDELL HAZLETT ........ ..,,..,., I Ilreasurer AIRS. ETHEL VAIRO ..,... ............ A dviser 4 JUNIORS FRONT ROVV: Shirley Peterson, Marian Peterson Ellen 'Ihom Verna 1101113 Betty WVeirich, Pauline Smith, Patricia Weirich, Anne Stanko Constance Palumbo Matlllyn Wolfe lNIarjorie Smith, Norma Gregersen, Shirley Hannold janet Reid Anne West ROW II: Raymond Huckabone, Thomas Wilson VV1ll1am Shmafelt Eugene Pooley Hilaire Gustafson, Laurinda Ranf, Shirley Orcutt Adelalde Rice Marg. Ann Halliwell L01 raine Ishman, Evelyn McCracken, Marie Tunall, Pauline VV1ll1ams ROW HI: Edward Rossman, james Olson, YV1ll1am Wilson VV1ll1am Peterson Virgil Gillotti, Gordon Magnuson, Dick Hill, Paul Swedenjelm George Irwin Frank McCandless Alois Prokop, Merle Peters. ROW IV: Calvin Johnson, Warren Nelson, Wendell Hazlett Duane Mills Maurice Haight, Harry Weiser, William Rietter, Alonzo Neal NOT IN PICTURE: Dorris Olson, Tony Rolrck IIZ7

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JUNIORS FRONT ROW: Bernice Murphy, Dorothy Dougherty, Martha Gus: son, Irene Anderson, Eleanor Aljoe, VVanda Anderson, Angeline Galbo Ecklund, Joyce Cowan, Margaret Cochran, Elizabeth Colson, Marjorie A. ROW II: Lois Johnson, Dora Johnson, Mary Haulik, Beverly Ce Dolores Garris, Rose Migliazzo, Grace Cartwright, Katherine DeMarte, jorie L. Johnson, Lucille Knapp, Elaine Neal, Virginia Gallagher. ROVV III: Dominic Gallo, Leroy Besecker, Raymond Anderson, Ri erick Anderson, Robert Brush, Rosella Fiscus, Marie Dougherty, Lorraine Anderson, Joyce Gibson. ROW IV: VValter Carlson, Tony Dicello, Robert Gentilman, Mar Anderson, Arden Eidell, Ted Carson. NOT IN PICTURE: Sultana Beros, Kathleen Double, Doroth WINDY AND BEV CAPITALIZE ON THE MISTLETOE E261 IVE ii Cla all-junior ing two allego tafson, Dorothy John- , Elaine Cadden, Doris Johnson. dar, Marjorie Dooher, Jeanne Galvin, Mar- :hard Coleman, Fred- tin Carlson, Sherwood y Hall, David Johns. ISTORY outstanding events high-lighted the ss of '46, The first big event was an asseni bly in early December featur- ries Written and produced by the A Christmas party in late English classes. December provided a rushing good time with the help of mi The 1'Iiss,' Wi class stletoe and Santa Claus. successfully produced K'Junior th an all school cast as the annual spring play. E again wrote a cluded in ter that all th loveliest e Our arly in April the English classes nd presented a melodrama in- the Gay Nineties Revuel' and af- VCl'lt OU 7l'lfS NVCTC COUCClI'CI'21tCCl OH tlIC o the year, the spring prom. has been a class of excellent achieve- s ments. The year to follow, instructive and enjoyable memories as it may be, can never bury the of '4 4345.

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I I I I SODIIOMORES FRONT ROVV: Sue Brush, Patricia Haas, Joan Jackson, Lorraine Christenson, Barbara Brandin, Shirley Bloomquist, Alva Holland, Rose Mary Battista, Betty Gaston, Teresa Bonfilio, Margaret Ellen Bradley, Drusilla Mae Brinkley, Mary Carbone, Barbara Benson, Phyllis Berg- strom, Joyce Anderson, Dona Irons, Katheryn Collin. I ROVV II: Jean Cardamone, Thelma Davis, Lureda Hottel, Phyllis Donahey, Gladys Huckabone, Carol Johnson, Viola Fleeger, Barbara Hallberg, Mary Lou Cronin, QVIargaret Mac- Ewen, Elizabeth Anderson, Georgie Ishman, Alice Forsythe, Nancy Hilborn, Joy Haese, Joyce Dvne. ROW III: George Novosel, Lloyd johnson, Frank Nicolazzo, William Iiyham, Daniel Pierotti, Allan Holt, Donald Grolemund, Merle Bostaph, Lois Long, Patricia Neelery, Hazel Coch- ran, Margaret jenkins, Doris Dalton, Patricia Gallagher, Nancy Johnson, l ROVV IV: Keith Cook, James Cuthbertson, Philip Galbo, Victor Gustafson, Gail Erick- son, VVilliam Covel, Sandy Cecchetti, Mike Cappello, Tony Condello, John Haitlfield, Francis Gardner, Robert Cunningham, Charles Dixon. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert Brush, Katheryn Christjohn, Dominic Gallo, orraine Hess. I uIsi0II ill standing group of Kane High students. I r I . Fhe class party was a great success with a program of music furnished by some talented 1,nembers of the class. Several sophomores took part in 'flunfor lkiissf' a play spon- sored by the junior class. I Uncle Sam was not forgotten inIthe rush of activities. I Bonds and stamps were bought regularly by the students. I I Perhaps the biggest single contrib ation of the class was the basketball star varsity forWards,I John Hadfield and Norm Thompson. These two boys Willi form a basis for next yearys varsity squad. I I E231 I I I 5 HE class of '-I-7 entered their sophomore year as an out-