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

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Sophomores OFFICERS Fred Pearson - President Rodney Kerchner - - Vice President Mary MacEwen Secretary Robert Magnuson - Treasurer , Mr. Paul Montgomery - Adviser Industrious sophs attempt the impossible- shoveling off the pond. Front Row: Shirley Robinson, Edythe Swedenjelm, Annie Truden, Constance Terry, Mary Zampogna, Al- lreta Weatherbee, lean Scott, Yvonne Sat, Elizabeth Peterson, Sue Sandburg, Mary Trimble, Nancy Mills Dureen Mills, Margaret Thompson, Row II: Iohn Snyder, Shirley Peterson, Martha Smith, Frances Thoms Marilyn Olson, Iane Summersgill, Anne Weborg, Helene Sherwood, Mary Ann Skerl, Robert Paul, Row III Iosephine Nicolazzo, Ralph Swanson, Donald Wenslow, Ronald Wieser, Gene Swanson, Richard Steele Gordon Woods, Ioseph Sivak, Charles Russo, Leroy Vannerstrom, Robert Nickel. Row IV: Donald Nelson Leo Zaftino, Wayne Phillips, Ronald Wenslow, Eric Tengstrand, Otto Tilburg, Tom Sarson, Emmet Neal Bruce Pitt, Blair Mosser, Steve Romanick. Row V: Lawrence Olson, Paul Rutledge, William Witherow, Wil- liam Pearson, Ruth Peabody, Tom Oliver, Fredrick Rakiecki, Fredrick Pearson, Martin Niklas. Not in Picture: Cecil Oyler, Sara Stewart, Elizabeth Swedenjelm. 29

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Sophomores Front Row: Lois Fiscus, Sally Doubles, Clara lohnston, Lucy Debevec, Charlotte Keller, Mary McDade, Mary Galbo, Linnea Anderson, Patricia Anderson, Constance Galvin, Margaret Kahle, lanice Hannold, Naomi Huckabone, Virginia Gatewood. Row II: lane Boylan, Martha Buhl, Esther Carlson, lohanna Bradley, Alice Anderson, Patricia Balsley, Beverly King, Alice Bostjancic, Anita Iohnston, Nancy McKenna, Mary Mac- Ewen, Mary Cappello, loyce Horam. Row III: Leonard Haight, Rodney Kerchner, Gerald Carlson, Dale Fogel, Robert Gerhart, Donald Espin, Robert Gallagher, Roger McCauley, Floyd Dooher, Robert Knapp. Row IV: Don Dalton, Pat Bickel, lohn Mague, lames Gentilman, Robert Tones, Terry Bechakas, Harry Anderson, Wil- bur Gillotti, Clifford Brown, Raymond Daly, Carmen DeFabio, Row V: Robert Magnuson, Paul Larson, George Cunningham, Robert Mague, Norman lohnson, Darrell Anderson, foe Cecchetti, Lawrence Condello, Iohn Milford, Ronald Gustafson, Willis McCracken. Not in Picture: Lester Cook, Laverne Lorenzo. History Three down and only two to go. lust two more years of Kane High for the class of 'SO Each year seems to be better than the one before, Take this year for example. We began by electing officers, joining clubs, attending parties and just being proud of the fact that we were upper classmen. Sports seemed to be our main dish. Many fellows were ready the minute football called, and five of them received the coveted varsity A few made better than averf age showing in basketball while others ups held the track record. The whole class en- thusiastically supported the entire sports program and copped some top honors for Oh. for a field day in the wood! i1'1l1'CU'I1UTCilS. 28

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Freshmen Front Row: Geraldine Hannold, loyce Hulings, Nancy Cuthbertson, Beverly Frost, Noreen Coleman, Teresa Ferranto, Marilys Benigni, Bertha Hess, Nancy Frederick, Avis Carlson, Betty Eshelman, Erma Hepler. Row II: Mary Ann Gustafson, Rose Bradley, Ioria Chandler, Leanora Dougherty, Constance Bradybaugh, Lois Galvin, Arla Mae Bailey, Ioan lshman, Marjorie Hayduk, Carol Eliason, Delores lones, Virgil Iohnson. Row III: Robert Iohnson, William Huckabone, Barbara Beatty, Lois Burton, Rheta Benson, lane Ahlquist, Ioyce Dodge, Iarnes Iohnson, Raymond Espin, Curll Kline, Carl Cook. Row IV: Willis Brinkley, Lester Ander- son, Laverne Iones, Raymond Brinkley, Larry Anderson, Baron Cashdollar, Robert Boylan, Charles Bray, Paul Burton, Benjamin lshrnan, Iames Ieffords. Row V: Pete Bowen, Iames Bergstrom, Donald Frase, lames Cronin, Richard Kennedy, Vernon Gullekson, Terence Henretta, Iohn Burdick, Ken Carlson, Iames Cunning- ham, Wesley Gould, Iohn Gerhart, William Halliwell. Not in Picture: Clarence Clawson, Iohn Bauman, Pearl Bean, Donna Bundy, Priscilla Hetrick. History Who said, You can't take it with youu? The class ot '5l, although smaller than aver- age, will take more than its share ot happy memories into the sophomore year. The treshmen participated in every activity open to them. Where would football, basketball, and track have been Without them? And What about their musical talents? , Almost every Tuesday morning the trosh rooms rang with laughter, for many inter- esting and original programs were put on tor the homeroom meetings. I ln Civics they organized a regular bor- , ough government such as Kane's, paid A taxes, and used the money tor a gala party to top oft the year. The mighty wrestling champs 3U