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

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011215525 mhe Feudal System in the Middle Ages divided the people quite severely to a specific social class according to birth. Today in our school system We have specific classes but they are determined by age and ability. We have discovered that that ancient system does not hold true to form in modern lite.

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Svrninrz To raise money for their trip to Washing- ton the seniors started in their junior year. Their project was a class play, And Never Been Kissed. The seniors will never forget Gilmore's eerie violin solo and Mavy's pan- tomime to Hello, Bluebird. Persian love drops and mild baths also complicated the plot. Spring found the class feverishly prepar- ing for the prom using An Evening in Paris as the theme. For weeks everyone dripped bottles with candles and stretched crepe paper to produce a Parisian setting. Gee, it doesn't seem possible that l'm really a Senior! Do you feel very grown up? These were only a couple comments by excited Seniors as they began school last September. The Seniors found that their last year didnt make them feel adult over-night as many had expected, neither was the year all fun and no work. The first big activity was the magazine drive in the fall. The class members worked diligently until they had sold 55,500 worth of magazines, more than any other class has sold. Fresh from the magazine drive the sen- iors plunged into the preparation of their class play, We Shook the Family Tree. A fish and an electric wormer presented prob- lems for the property committee. Finally, the production was successfully presented on November 18-19. As the year progressed to the basketball season, the team, with the help of the senior members, captured the district title. February brought about the annual Snowball with the usual snow storm. The Pete, Lou, Amanda, and Terry lead the claus through their final year together. girls were gay in their crisp net gowns as the orchestra played lilting dance music. In the candlelight ceremony of National Honor Society, twelve seniors experienced an exciting moment as they were tapped for membership. At last the long awaited trip to Washing- ton became a reality on April 2U-22. The seniors found a whirlwind of activity on their trip. From the Mint to Mount Vernon, they covered much territory. With the coming of Vespers and Com- mencement, the seniors donned caps and gowns to advance down the aisle to the strains of Verdi's Triumphant March pro- vided by the band. The seniors realized that now another era of their life was over and a new one was on the horizon. Terry crowns Mary queen at the Homecoming Ceremony