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

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he seniors usually pause in the rush of graduation long enough to ponder over the past year's activities, and the class of '47 has plenty on which to meditate. XVe had our share of fun and good timesg however, our adviser, hir. Rob- ert Carson, managed to keep us out of too much trouble. The officers of the class being duly elected, things settled down to a fairly normal pace. The senior play was selected and tryouts were called, but since most senior heads seemed to be full of other ideas, June Kladn became an all- school production. As the year progressed, it became apparent that Kane High had produced another cham- pionship hasketball team. The class of i-P7 proudly claimed eight players on the varsity. As this was the first class since 19-ll to contemplate a VVashington trip, we soon realized that we had better get down to business and raise some money. A golden opportunity was sud- denly offered us when a representative of the Crowell-Collier Publishing Company explained a magazine-selling proposition. The seniors really went all-out on this project and ended up with GEORGE SAINES No! as ill7l0l'I'Ilf as lu' .ments by any n1fa11.f. Student Council 1, Zg Reporters lg Basketball 1--lg Debate 25 Phy-Chy 33 Student Court 31 National Honor 3, -lg Athletic Council -l-g President 4. JAMES E. CUTHBERTSON Spem'!1 it grml, but silfrzrz- is grratcr. Dancing 1, Hall Patrol 1--lg Rifle Club 43 Intra- SEHIUHS a grand total of 25365. As money came in from the various organizations around town, spirits soared and plans for the trip began in earnest. Senior play time came again and we showed our versatility when a majority of the class turned up for tryouts. UDollars to Doughnutsi' was pro-duced in April, and were we proud of our efforts? Finally the long awaited Thursday morning early in Klay arrived and we headed for lVash- ington where we spent four glorious days sight- seeing. The following llonday found many very weary seniors just full of exciting tales about our trips to amusement parks, historic buildings, or other interesting places. From then on our lives were just a constant rush-the unforgettable prom, the equally unfor- gettable Hnal exams! All the various activities that accompany the closing of school followed in swift successiong and before we knew it, gradu- ation was upon us. Now with baccalaureate and commencement behind us, and the impressive moving-up exercises over, we are ready and eager to go our separate ways into this wide, wide world. LORRAINE CHRISTENSON Game for tlllyfllfllg you fwant to do. Dancing 1, Thespian 2, Class Play 35 HURRI- KANE +3 Hi-Life +9 Class Secretary 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, +3 National Honor 4. RUSSELL L. OLSON 'Willy and flfrfurr and full of fun. Intramurals 1, -1-Q Basketball 2-4, Debate 2, 3g Band 2-+5 Orchestra 2-45 Hall Patrol 2--I-, Presi- murals 3-4. dent 2. gr SAINES j CUTHBERTSON CHRISTENSON OLSON President lx V. President Secretary Treasurer l I 15 1 l l l l 4 l l

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STUDENT CUUHC I l FRONT ROW: Robert Magnuson, Donald Wenslow, Robert VanDervort, Beverly Weiser, Irene Carlson. Mar- lene Mertz, Jeanne Bauer, James Thompson, Larry Oyler, James Bovard, Lenora Thom, Bessie Voulgaris. ROW II: Daniel Sayrramoso, Lawrence Anderson, Fredrick Anderson, Norman Johnson, William Halliwell Sue Sandburg, Julie Youngquist, James Pearson, Edgar James, Shirley Bloomquist, Alan Holt, Nancy Hilborn Patricia MacEwen, Frank Colella. NOT IN PICTURE: Michael Cappella. 66 s there any more discussion? lf not, we shall proceed to vote. All in favor say 'aye'.,' These are the sounds coming from the old cafe- teria every Thursday eighth period. Yes, it is Student Council acting on discussion for a better school life. This year our popular president, Bessie Voulgaris, has been especially patient with us and has cooperated on every occasion. llliss Belle Bollinger, our adviser, has kept us within the rules and regulations of the school and the student government constitution. One of the first things we accomplished was to reserve a room for early bus students where they might study or stay until bell time. In October, we sent Bessie and Lenore, our president and our secretary, to the State Con- vention at Hershey. As in other years, we took charge of all assemblies, using a committee from the council and the aid of lXIiss Betty Schultz and Bliss Sylvia Johnson. Cn Armistice Day I-lf and again at Christmas special assemblies were presented. Also five extremely entertaining pro- fessional programs were sponsored. Several par- ties were given and turned out to be very suc- cessful. About the middle of the year, we took control of the julie box, moved it to the new cafeteria, and supplied it with current popular records. VVe urged contributions to all drives in which the school was affected and did a great deal of advertising in this direction. - This year will be a memorable one to the active members of Student Council. Remember how much fun we had measuring everyone's waist and charging a penny an inch at that first dance? and the arguments we had about lost books, the hall-patrol, the cafeteria, the juke- box, parties and countless other things? and how proud the two-year members were to get their pins? and what a bang-up affair the annual Barn Dance was? Yes, this has been both a profitable and an enjoyable year for eve1'y member of the Council.

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ff. DONALD J. ANDERSON 1I'l'iJ' Il gwzilrznalz from .toul Io rrnftciz. Hi-Life 1, 33 Art Club 2: Thespian 3. +3 Madrigals -I-. ELIZABETH ANDERSON Blmyalzf, full of .runny 1'l11'P2'. Intramurals 1: Dancing lg Student Council 21 Chorus 2, 31 Ilsherette 3. -lg Phy-Chy -I3 I-Ii-Life 4. JOYCE ANDERSON .-1 good zmfurf ix one of flu' I'tI2'!'5f of gifts. Student Council 1, 33 Intra- murals 1-+3 Reporters Zg Phy- Chy 3, -lg Camera +3 HUR- RI-KANIZ +5 National Hon- or 4. ROSE MARY BATTISTA Shfht flflllf as any fairy. Chorus 2: HIIRRI-KANE +3 Camera -I. BARBARA BENSON Th1'1'f'5 .tumfllzilly rrmrf fflllll ll0lIJl'lIJ'l' 1111t1'f'1'11n1fh 11 ef r prffly hand. Dancing 13 Intramurals 1-4: Reporters 2: Cafeteria +3 Phy-Chy 3, 4-3 HURRI-KANE -lg National Ilonor 4. PHYLLIS BERGSTROM Find.t ll laugh in ffuwyfllflzg. Dancing 15 Chorus 1, 23 Camera -I-Q Hi-Life 4g I murals 1, 2. LAWRENCE BERTEAUX Good mllurfd and friendly hr. Dancing 13 Basketball Hall Patrol -Ig Intramurals SHIRLEY BLOOMQUIST fin f'.w'fllr'r1t Jl71!lr I', friend and lrue. Chorus 1, 33 Majorette Triple Quartette 3, 4' rigal 25 National Honor ciety 3, -Ig Intramurals 1 W Student Council 45 HURRI- KANE 4. E161 I TERESA C. BONFILIO .1 .tnziling fam and a hnlrly hand. Dancing 15 Camera -+3 Athletic Council 4g Intra- murals 1--I-g Intramural Manager 4. rlzarmer fwz' prize. defvlish 4-g Intra- Boy 3.