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

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Freshmen OFFICERS Kenneth Carlson - - President William Halliwell e - Vice President Helen Popowski - Secretary Donald Frase - - Treasurer Mr. Robert Smith - Adviser Time out tor these young explorers Front Row: Helen Tuhovak, Luana Westerburg, Lorena Schloppy, Martha Losey, Gilda Lobock, Helen Popow- ski, Betty Rietter, Nancy Nelson, loyce McCullough, Eleanor Walter, Shirley Woodle, Shirley Weaver. Row II: Beverly Witherow, Grace Smith, Verna Weiser, Phyllis Sailer, Ioyce Olson, Shirley Strawcutter, ludy Zook, lean Swedenjelm, Edna Maze, Constance Peterson, Geneva Sanford, Patricia Wheatrnan. Row III: Fred Vxfesterburg, lames Swanson, Milton Langdon, Ryan McNeill, lohn McCandless, Pasquale Tigani, Wil- liam Rossey, Glenn Rapp, Richard Smith, Frank Palumbo, Patricia Royer, Winnie Kraft. Row Robinson, Lloyd Morris, Anthony Lorenzo, lohn Uplinger, William Rolfe, lohn Moran, Frank Sarson, Prank Vaughan, lames Wismar, Ronald Vlfillman, Bernard Vaughan. Row V: Garold Scutella, Iohn Thompson, Daniel Sagramoso, Pasquale Scordo, Peter l. Nicolazzo, Bruce Zook, Donald Sandburg, Frank Slcerl, Alfred Weatherbee, Martin Moran. Not in Picture: Bruce Painter, IV: Winthrop Rotar, Gene Smith, Patsy Frank Sivak, Byron Owen. 31

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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

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Eighth Grade Front Row: Martha Gayley, Phyllis Cooper, Beverly Dyne, Susan Frederick, Iacqueline Strawcutter, Nedra Donahey, Martha Fogel, loan McKenna, Martha Thayer, Alice Walstrom, Ioyce Luck, Patricia Swedenjelm. Row II: David Baumann, lohn Eckborg, Myron Gustafson, Cleon Carnes, Paul McKenna, lohn MacEwen, lohn Carlson, Alton Dolan, Donald Flockerzi, Robert Meclcley, Richard Cox, Keith Weiser. Row III: Anna lohn- son, Eleanor Gustafson, Nina Gerhart, Laura Frontera, Patricia Gibson, Kay Gibson, Patricia Fridley, Gloria Knapp, Sorra Kanovsky, Mary Hess, Carol Simpson, losephine Clifford. Row IV: lames Conklin, Mich- ael Henretta, Paul Alexander, Helen O'Connor, Elaine Anderson, Iohn Mertz, Frank Ashbaugh, Ronald Kelly. Row V: Robert McLaughlin, Lawrence Bush, Robert Hedman, Richard Crawford, William Bergstrom, lames Beau Seigneur, Eugene Fulmer, Kenneth Hunt, Charles Meals, Leroy Fox, Donald Snyder, Paul Zega. Not in Picture: William Bennett, Donald Reigel, Gloria Nasman, Marjorie Porter, William Anderson. September l947 tound sixty-one eager eighth graders assembling at Kane High, en- thusiastic in the excitement ot getting ac- quainted with their new environment. Immediately the newcomers began ask- ing, Where is room lil? When do we eat? or What do We do next? They soon learned their way around and became active inetnbers ol Small Arms, lunior Dramatics, Dancing Class, and lntra- murals. They loecarne loyal supporters of the Four-Fold and ottered their contribution to Student Council. IN MEMORIAM DAVID DARDEN A lily of a day Is fairer far in May, Although it fall and die that night- lt was the plant and flower of Light. In small proportions we just beauties sec And in short measures life may perfect bc -Ben Ionson