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

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Eckman is a member of the PSEA Commis- sion for Teacher Education and Professional Standards. She served as a member of a round table discussion group at the Na- tional Council ot English Teachers Conven- tion at Buffalo last fall. Four other Kane teachers are on com- mittees for curriculum revision, Miss Flor- ence Allio, English, D. G. Van Ormer, sci- ence, Stuart Edwards, mathematics, and Mr. Miller, social science. The teachers of Eng- lish and math are members of their respec- tive groups in the county organizations. Miss Mary Lynn Hoover is vice-president of the Inter-County Home Economics Associa- tion, and Robert Carson is an active mem- ber of the McKean County Mental Health Association. Cooks These are the wom- en who are responsi- ble for those deli- cious lunches every day. lust think what cooking for five hun- dred hungry students means! Mrs. Lee Gibson, Mrs. Mary Olson, Mrs. Edyth Urbancic, Mrs. Gladys Gibson. Not in Picture: Mrs. Velma Adams. Custodians These men behind the scenes are sel- dom seen but they are always there do- ing the hundred and some things that help made our school a better place to be. Faculty for try-outs for the viola section at the Cen- tral District Orchestra at Martinsburg. All the teachers participated to some extent in various community organizations. Among these are the YWCA, YMCA, Com- munity Chest, Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, Men's Forum, American Red Cross, Women's Chorus, Study Club, and many fraternal and church groups. Stu Edwards, Curt lckes, Bob Williams, Matt Rausch, Gregg Turner, Bill Miller, Bob Smith, Bob Lowry, and Paul Miller were members of the volleyball team that played in the regular intramural tournament and came out on top by beating practically every other team in the school. Cooks and Custodians Chris Christenson Walter Stark Edward Ranf Axel Anderson

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Faculty MATTHEW RAUSCH, B.S. in Health Ed. ALICE TURNER, B.S. in Physical Ed. Room 10 Reg. Phys. Therapist ECIQLECT1 Health Education OO of Ch l d lunior High Basketball Ddiifnza ers lntramurals Has a good sense of humor... sports minded. ROBERT SMITH, B.S. in Ed. Room 12 Problems of Democracy Senior Play Senior Adviser Sees the practical side of lite. CHARLES C. STEWART, B.S. in Pub. School Music lnstrumental Music Public Relations Committee If it's funny enough, tell it so we can all laugh. Has cr cure for every ache . . . exercises. GREGG TURNER, B.A. Room 20 Physics Driver Training Rifle Club Small Arms Kept his patience with student drivers during those trying moments. DALTON G. VAN ORMER, B.S. Chemistry Biology Attendance Dean of Boys Hall Patrol Phy-Chy lt doesnt make a dif-a-bit- terance.' RAY D. SWANSON, B.S. in Ed. ROBERT WILLIAMS, B.S. Room 25 Room 18 Geography Civics Student Council History Football Known for his tests. Rich in background, training, and ex- perience, Kane Highs faculty is definitely first rate. ln addition to fulfilling their re- sponsibilities to the students both in the classroom and in the extracurricular pro- gram, many of the teachers tound time to participate in various professional activities out of school. Principal Paul Miller is a member of the executive committee of the Pennsylvania Secondary School Principals, the profession- al planning committee of PSEA and the dis- trict committee of PIAA. Mr, Miller spoke on the school activity program at the national meeting of secondary school principals at Kansas City, Missouri, in February. Record gum chewer at football games . . . thinks all boys ' should wear ties. Mr. Miller and Stuart Edwards were members of discussion groups at the PSEA Convention at Lock Haven in October. Robert Smith represented the Kane teach- ers at both the district and the state PSEA conventions. He is chairman of the Social Studies Round Table for the district as Well as chairman of the co-ordinating committee for McKean All-County Educators Confer- ence. Miss Rosana Eckman is chairman ot the Central District English Teachers for revision of the English curriculum as Well as a mem- ber of the state curriculum committee. Miss

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fast fall these dogwood trees put on a drama all their own. First the berries turned from bright orange to brilliant red. Then color came to the leaves. One tree turned red over night while the other tree Went through slower stages ot changing color, but in the end both achieved that deep Warm crimson that comes only to dogwood. Through our Work in the classroom and our associations with each other, We, like the dogwood, complete the cycle of our high school lite. 0 1 rf N-,,,, ,gr SENIORS K .NA , 1UN1oRs Q YD! 5 soPHoMoREs N lf, X FRESHMEN hx X, W EIGHTH GRADE J CLASS TIME fr HM be