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

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FHESHIHEH FRONT ROVV: Mary McDade, Constance Galvin, Mary Avenali, Lucy Debevec, Charlotte Kellar, jean Hep- ler, Sally Doubles, Clara Johnston, Lois Fiscus, Janice Hannold, Phyllis Kepler, Valjean Maze, Monalee Brink- ley, Patricia Anderson, Linnea Anderson, Alice Bostjancic, Mary Cappello, Helen McKenna, Mary jane Boylan, ROVV II: Robert jones, Elizabeth Eshelman, Pat Balsley, Esther Lou Carlson, Shirley Eshelman, Anita johns- ton, Johanna Bradley, joyce Horam, Mary Beth MacEWen, Alice Anderson, Martha Ann Buhl, Virginia Gate- wood, Mary Ilconich, Naomi Huckabone, Darrell Anderson, Norman Johnson, Ben Ishman, joseph Cecchetti. ROW III: VVesley Gould, Lester Cook, George Cunningham, Dale Fogel, Ronald Gustafson, Donald Espin, VValter Knapp, James Gentilman, Robert Boylan, Robert Knapp, Carmen DeFabio, Donald Dalton, Richard Be- secker, Robert Mague, Robert Dodge, Patrick Bickel, Robert Gerhart. ROVV IV: William Gillotti, James Doo- her, john Mague, Robert Dougherty, Lawrence Condello, Harry Anderson, Kenneth Cartwright, Clinton Dodge, VVarren Cedar, Rodger McCauley, Frederick Anderson, Robert Gallagher, Raymond Daly, Robert Magnuson, Rodney Kerchner, Robert Hetrick, LaVerne Lorenzo, Theodore Bechakas. NOT IN PICTURE: Donna Bundy, Gerald Carlson, Mary Galbo, Margaret Kahle, Paul Larson. T231

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CLASS llFFlCLl2S JAMES BOVARD ...,,..,,...,................ President IRENE CARLSON ........,.,,.,. Vice President Coxxiiz COLELLA ................,...... Secretary TOM KANE .,..........,..,,..,................... Treasurer MRS. DOROTHY PAXTON ....... Adviser ld K. H. S. wouldn't have been the same without this mammoth group of sophomores who were always bubbling Over with excitement. These sassy sophs occupied the balcony in as- sembly and were continually seen racing through the halls. Several of their athletic minded youths played on the football and the J. V. basketball teams, while Allen hlagdovitz and James Bo- vard contributed to the success of the varsity. The class wholeheartedly supported these fel- lows, and two of their mo1'e peppy girls, Bettie Bauer and Connie Colella, added their support by being selected as cheerleaders. From this class came the cute black-haired lassie, Connie Colella, who was chosen Teen- Queen by popular vote at Co-Ed. The well- known, entertaining boogie-Woogie pianist, Howie Sanford, also hailed from this group. Among the year's entertaining assembly programs was the hilarious sophomore presenta- tion of an Old Fashioned Style Shown, com- plete with the shocking bathing suits and black stockings. Looking toward the future which means the XVashington trip when they are sophisticated Sassy sophs' big four seniors, these sophomores willingly gave up the idea of a class party and tucked away all of their funds for this coming event. One illustrious member of the class, Blan- chard Brock, who was continually popping up with brain-bustingn ideas, made a small for- tune by creating personalized stationery and by selling photographic skeletons to the boys, health classes. One should not think that these folks were an entirely scatter-brained bunch of hep-cats. They did have a more intellectual and serious side. ln various school activities, Red Cross drives, lXTarch of Dimes, and stamp sales, they were always striving to do their bit. Also, several times they contributed the largest num- ber of brains to the honor roll. lluch of this year's success should be at- tributed to their adviser, hlrs. Paxton, and their four leading officers. However, it must be rea- lized that nothing could have been accomplished without the support and co-operation of every- one. Orchids to you, class of ,49, and may you have as fine a year when you become Hjolly juniorsll. FRONT ROYV: Julia Nicolazzo, Rosemary McKenna, Marlene Mertz, Beverly Vs'eiser, Marilyn Weirich, Char- lotte Popowski, Eileen McCauley, Lorraine Kraft, Rose Varisano, Jeanne Walter, Charlotte Prindle, Patricia Pelican, Marilyn Larson, Mabel Moran, Vivian Tengstrand, Donna Lee Roller, Mildred Trumbull. ROVV ll: Constance Nelson, Marilyn Rice, Eleanor Swanson, Alice Palmer, Josephine Recsny, Jo Ann Long, Elizabeth Lorenzo, Arlene Swanson, Rachel Raymond, Joyce Swedenhjelm, Katherine Zerbe, Naomi Repine, Loretta Smith, Joyce YVillman, Mary Rietter, Elizabeth Larson, Beverly Rees. ROXV III: Paul Rutledge, Ronald Peterson, Frank Schreiber, Robert Timblin, George Ritter, Edward Shatto, Charles VVoodford, John Milford, Larry Wil- son, Allen Magdovitz, Thomas Zook, Ralph Walker, Alvin Reynolds, John Swanson. ROVV IV: Vincent Parker, Daniel VVallace, Steve Stanko, James Thompson, Fred VVillrnan, Carl McNeill, VVilliam Swanson, Larry Oyler, Arthur VVOodin, Jerrv Petruzzi, Joseph Micale. NOT IN PICTURE: Donald Micheau, Frances Pa- lumbo, VVilliam Smith, Anthony Spachtholz, Marilyn Watterson.

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CLASS OFFICERS BLAIR Mossua .........,. .......,.....,..... P resident Ronisizv KIZRCHNIER A.... Vice President A ANIT'A JOHNSTON .,,,.. ..... Secretary 2 RONALD GUSTAFSON .....S.... .,,, ' Treasurer MR. ROBERT Sx11TH ,.., . .......,, Adviser rom September to June, the frisky freshmen were among some of the busiest people in school. YVhenever there was some work to be done or some fun to be had, there were always plenty of freshmen on hand. XVith the election of officers in January, the class became an organized and functioning part of our school. They entered wholeheartedly into all the financial drives, buy- ing defense stamps along with the upper classes as well as supporting the Red Cross and the llarch of Dimes. Participation in clubs and assembly enter- tainment was unusually high. Two of their class members, Sue Sandburg and Paul Larson, took part in the all-school play. Paul held down the male lead and very capably, too. bliss Helen Handy's science classes successfully presented an assembly concerning the conservation of soil, water, oil and minerals, and wild life. They used a variety of ways to put it across, every- thing from short plays to short lectures. The entire program was prepared by the freshmen themselves. They also took an active part in Frisky freshmen on frigid foundation dancing class and put their dancing to use when they attended the school parties. There were plenty of things to keep them busy in classes, and they did well too. This class was the first to boast an all NAU student. They made a stab at community government in their civics course by electing officers, holding monthly meetings, and discussing school and rec- reational problems. They found themselves pay- ing monthly taxes to their government but they got the benefit in the end - a swell party! Be- fore the year had ended, the class itself had a party too. The end of April found many a freshman hurrying to complete the English class projects and outside reading. Several freshman girls saw the end of their work in the cafeteria come with the close of the school year. Suddenly it was June! The freshmen moved proudly into the sophomore class. They had had a wonderful year, every month bring- ing something newg and now behind them lay a job well done. I 1 FRONT ROSV: Mary Ann Skerl, Sylvia Skerl, Sara Stewart, Alfreta VVeatherbee, Elinor Zimmerman, Eliza- beth Swedenhjelm, Katherine VVhitcomb, Dureen Mills, Verna VVeiser, lylartha Smith, Josephine Orizon, Nancy Mills, Yvonne Saf. Annie Truden, Constance Terry, Shirley VValter, Shirley Robinson, Virginia Rovetti. ROW ll: Edith Pennington, Helene Sherwood, Mary Zampogna, Josephine Nicolazzo, Shirley Peterson, Margaret Thompson, jean Scott. Marilyn Olson, Anne VVeborg, Ruth Peabody, Nlary Ann Trimble, Betty Pete1'son, Nancy McKenna, jane Ann Summersgill, Virginia Raught, Lorena Schlopy, Edyth Swedenhjelm, Eugene Swanson, Ralph Swanson. ROYV lll: Charles Russo, Leroy Vanerstrom, Robert Paul, John Snyder, William VVitherow, Ron- ald VVeiser, Richard Steele, john Pearson, Wayne Phillips, VVilliam Rossey, Donald VVenslow, Gordon Woods, Ronald YVenslow, Eric Tengstrand, Robert VVoodford, Patsy Scutella, Fred Pearson. ROW IV: Ronald Wolf, Blair Mosser. Martin Niklas, Robert Nickel, Steve Romanick, joseph Sivak, Leo Zafhno, Cecil Oyler, Guy Moore,. Frank Vaughan, Richard Milford, Thomas Oliver, Donald Nelson, Bruce Pitt, john Sherwood, Wil- li-am Pier, Emmet Neal, William VVitherell, Willis McCracken. NOT IN PICTURE: Sue Sandburg, Kathe- rine Thompson, Frances Thoms, Frederick Umpleby, Frederick WVesterburg, Lawrence Olson, Frederick Raki- eski, Alvin Reynolds, Paul Rutledge, Thomas Sarson, Dan Bloomquist, Leonard Haight, Shirley Peterson. E291