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

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Memory is the notebook of our lives. The out- line is there even though we have to look else- where for the details. Among the reference books to fill in the outline of your school lives you will find invaluable this Yearbook of 1956. Little is told about classes and studies because that is not the purpose of the I-lurri-Kane. lt doesn't mean that the activities of school were more important than the subjects you took. lt simply means that the record of school activities was here recorded. There is something deeper and finer from school than the superficial memory of pleasant or vivid past events. The thoughtful and cultured speech, actions and attitudes of an educated per- son are a constant and living memory of what he has been taught. We hope that your years in the Kane Area Schools have left a favorable imprint on you of which we may all be proud. Paul R. Miller Administration Many times in the future you will look at this I-lurri-Kane, and its pages will cause you to recall numerous experiences. Memories are wonderful. They console you, humor you, inspire you, and give you direction. As pleasant as it will be to recall those ex- periences, and as necessary as it will be that you remember those facts and ideas which you have learned in subject fields, l sincerely hope you will not forget that sometimes you have had to swal- low a little pride in order to get along with your associates. The ability to work with and for other people is one of the most precious assets a person can possess. Remember also that the world needs and wants your very best at all times. Robert A. Lowry 7

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Iohn and Bill stop studying long enough for a smile. Mr. Anderson explains the 'iDo it yourself method to his shop class. Art students display their talent and classmates look on, Students engrossed in Driver Training activities Miss Mincer gives Betsy some advice A studious junior English class.