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

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Faculty LORRAINE AGGAS. B.S. in Bus. Ed. Commercial Central Treasurer - Believes you can do your work cmd still have a good time. FLORENCE ALLIO, Litt. B. Room 16 English Hurri-Kane Iunior Red Cross Public Relations Committee Kept trying to make us believe we could do better work. BELLE BOLLINGER, A.B. Latin English Student Council Dean of Girls Director of Activities Always ready to help straight- en out a difficulty. IANET BURKE. B.M. Vocal Music Ninth Grade Chorus Consistently in good humor FLORENCE CARLSON Secretary to Principal Knows everyone in school by his first name. ROBERT CARSON. B.A. Room 21 Biology Psychology Deprecates vicarious entertain- ment . . . advocates having one's own fun. ' CIUD ROBERT CLOOS. B.A.. M.A. Room 17 French Commercial Geography Football Freshman Adviser Thespian Gum chewing in class tries his patience. CARRIE DONOVAN Art Supervised the mural in the cafeteria. ELIZABETH EATON. B.A. Room 23 . English Usherettes Good natured . . . never car- ries a grudge. ROSANA ECKMAN, A.B. English Hi-Life Public Relations Committee Remember how she could read Macbeth ? C. STUART EDWARDS, B.S. Room 27 Algebra Basketball National Honor Society His lriendly smile brightened many a day. ' VICTOR GENTILMAN. B.S.. M. Ed. Health Education Intramurals Track Participate in the activity in which you excel.

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PAUL R. MILLER Principal The time since the wood of the dogwood tree was used by the Indians to make ar- rows to the present, when it is used for a superior charcoal in the manufacture of gunpowder, is not so great as is the gap between the way our great-great-grand- father spent his life and the way we spend ours. Our ancestors lived out their lives sui- rounded by friends and neighbors who lived nearby. Travel was a great hardship, and formal education was for the few. Grand- father came to his job through apprentice- ship to a craftsman in the trade followed by his father and his father's father. Today we hear of happenings on the other side of the world as rapidly as we hear the news of our own neighborhood and town and country. We know a vast number of people. We think nothing of traveling a thousand miles in a day. Everyone goes to Principa school, and some even learn a great many worthwhile things. We no longer believe that because the father was a plumber the son must naturally follow that trade. An honest attempt is being made to find each student's natural bent and to guide him in choosing the course of study which will help him to succeed in his chosen field. The world spins along on its track, bring- ing each season in its turn. The leaves of the dogwood are dropping from the tree when school starts in the fall, and the dog- wood is in blossom when graduation comes 'round in the spring. While the dogwood can be counted on to blossom every spring, we can only hope that our graduates have learned to use the tools for living that we are able to supply and will blossom out into happy and mature adults, contributing to the life of the community. PAUL R. MILLER

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MARY LYNN HOOVER, B.S. Home Economics Four Fold Has a place for everything in the kitchen and wants every- thing kept in place. CURTIS ICKES. B.S. Room 24 Mathematics Hunting and Fishing Club Assistant Faculty Manager of Athletics Dislikes show-offs . . . a swell teacher. SYLVIA IOHNSON. B.S. in Ed. Room 29 History Assembly Committee Eighth Grade Adviser Believed in making us get our work done. MRS. HELEN IONES Librarian Library Staff Always glad to help us with our library problems. VICTOR KLEIN, B.S. in Ed. Room 19 World History Composite Science You must strive for perfection. RALPH LANTZ, BJ-I. Room ll English, Iunior Play Majorettes What are your thoughts worth? . . . Think for yourself. ROBERT LOWRY. B.S. Room 26 Mathematics Driver Training Basketball Sophomore Adviser Crave the lunior Varsity a good season . . . Do your own work and you'll understand it. PHYLLIS MAGARGEE, B.S. in Econ. Room 14 Commercial Iunior Dramatics Gives some very good advice to commercial students. WILLIAM MILLER. B.S. in Health Ed. Room 28 Mathematics Small Arms Always had a good story . . . a successful hunter. GUST MORTENSON Industrial Arts Stage Crew Will take time to help anyone anytime. PAUL MONTGOMERY. B.S.. M.A. Room 22 History Mathematics Kahiah Club Iunior Adviser What didn't he do for the jun- ior class? PAUL MOWERY Room 13 Commercial Faculty Mgr. of Athletics Cafeteria Public Relations Committee 'Owns a pipe for every occasion. tlll Faculty