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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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Connclly, L. Baker, M. Roth, M. Dalton, P. Recd, L. Bilicic 5211121 XX: F. Farrell, B. Bcntz, C. Arnold, -I. Christy, M. Knapp, V. johnson, J. Senior, J. Rcpinc, N. NVl1ltt6lH0l'6 . u wi. Editors Homnn and Thompson Co-editors ......, ......... N ancy Homan Mary Thompson Business Manager ..... Mary Buchheit Advertising Manager .... ...... P at Lican Sports Editor ...... ...,. L eo Grosch 6 lfwri - ,jcme The Hurri-Kane staff each year faces the task of compiling our treasury of memories- the Hurri-Kane. Faithfully recording in Words and pictures all the brightest moments of our school careers,-our friends, teachers, classes, clubs, plays, everything pertaining to our de- velopment through school-the I-Iurri-Kane is a thoughful reflection on things past. Members of the Hurri- Kane staff have an all-year job, often beginning during the summer vacation, when they start planning the yearbook, continuing all through the school term, and climaxed on that day when happy students re- ceive their annual, and all round the school is heard, Oh,1ook! Thereis . . The staff Worked long and hard, spending many days after school and countless evenings cutting, pasting, typing, proofreading, flashing cameras, and pushing pencils-that you might have in your hands this, the fruits of their labors -a picture-Word story of your school year and your friends. Hui-ri-Kane's loyal photographer Mr. Robert Carson Members of Hulri-Kane at work Mary Thompson Nancy Homan Pat Struffolino Virginia Cartwright 7 L- r ' fag, , S L,,. Ei,-iff ,. , fQ5iW2'iS15i5f??! fwLW. 2 - .k ip H Sgzmgfg , 4 ' Q1'A 'R gi: 'jr IL ,Jgc!nfLi1fLi5lfr0Lfi01fL U Jem rea oinf 5300! Maw .-.. .H Qv.. . .i . ....., .. . Row I, L to R: Howard Becker, Charles Cleland, Ralph DeCamp, Clyde Cilfert, Gustav Olson, VVilhur johnson, Bernard Ross. Row II: john Marconi, Robert Fees, Evald Benson, Emery John- son, Harold VVhitling, Harlan Danielson, Edward johnson, Tavy Summersgill. Row III: Evan Christy, Elmer Larson, WVilliam Lind, Kenneth Carlson, Lester h'ICAl'tl1lll', Francis Gausman, Alan Vantine. Our school board has been busy this year. It has become one of the state pioneers in puh- lishing a School Board Policy stating its duties to advance education. Among prospective changes is an expansion of the curriculum to include such things as spok- en foreign languages in seventh and eighth grades, language grammar beginning in ninth grade, and health in junior and senior high. Plans have also been made to give the sen- ior high students more room as Well as a new cafeteria, a health room, and a much-needed art department. All this and more will be made possible when studious little junior high pupils depart for their 31,500,000 school in September 1958. Our School Board in action. 10 Paul R. Miller Superintendent Dalton G. Van Ormer Principal .xgcfminidfmlfion 11 MCMA? Seated QL to RJ: F. Allio, l Eckman, J. Begeny. Stan ing: A. Barilar, C. Hilty. Carla Hilty-HR. 16-English, Hurri-Kane. Mrs. Luella Gardner-HR. 28-Mathematics. Albert Barilar-HR. 17-English, Assist. Foot- Mrs. Jenny Carlson-HR. 26-Mathematics. ball Coach, 9th Jr. Dramatics, Jr. High Bas- ketball Coach. Florence Allio-HR. 14--English. Gregg Turner-Physics, Algebra II, FTA, At- tendance Officer. Barbara Turner-HR. 27-Mathematics, Usher- Rosana Eckman-English, Journalism a n cl ettes, National Honor. Speech, Hi-Life. Ioanne Begeny-HR. 23-English, History, jr. Play. Seated QL to Rl: B. Turner, L. Gardner, J. Carlson. Standing: C. Turner. 12 , ui4f:1v J. Juban acozffy john juban-Driver Training. Mrs. Helen jones-Librarian, Library Assistants Belle Bollinger-Dean of Girls, Latin I-II, Eng- lish, Student Council. Mrs. Grace Cochrane-French, English, 8th Ir Dramatics. H. Jones ,,A'l, B. Bollinger, G. Cochrane Xj6LClfLAy L 4 t.. .. Seated KL to RD: M. Bausch, R. Carson, W. Miller. Standing: E. Bryant. Seated: K. Swanson, L. Wriglit. Standing: C. Stewart. 14 William Miller-HR. 24-General Science, Phy cal Science, Business Math, Commero Geography, Small Arms. Robert Carson-HB. 19-Psychology, Biology Matthew Bausch-HR. 10-General Science, Class Adviser, Varsity Basketbball Coacl Edward Bryant-HB. 20-Chemistry, Biolog Phy-Chy. Kent Swanson-Art, Bulletin Board. Charles Stewart-Concert Band, Folk Song, C chestra, String Trio. Loren Wright-Sr. and Ir. High Chorus, Gene Music, Marching Band, Second Band, Boys, Quintet, Sophomore Ensemble. aczfalf fy I. Gardner, E. MacArthur Mrs. Alice Turner-Cheerleaders, Intramurals, Girls, Physical Education. Victor Gentilman-Boys, Physical Education, Intramurals, Military Leadership. Mrs. Isobel Gardner-Home Economics. Mrs. Ellen MacArthur-Home Economics, Four Fold, FHA. Ray Swanson-HR. 25-Geography, Student Council, Projection Crew. Sylvia johnson-HR. 29-History, 8th Grade Adviser, Bed C1'OSS. V. Gentilman, A. Turner Victor Klein-HB. 22-World History, Hall Pa- trol, Bulletin Boards. Paul Montgomery-HR. ll-American History, Trig and Solid, Athletic Council. Robert Robinson-HR. 12-Problems of Democ- racy, Football Coach, Varsity Club, Fresh- man Adviser. LaVerne johnson-New Cafeteria, Civics and Pa. History, Ir. Class Adviser, Assist. Foot- ball Coach, I.V. Basketball Coach, Track Coach. Seated QL to RJ: R. Robinson, Johnson, V. Klein, L. johnson. Standing: P. Mont- gomery, R. Swanson. CQJCULA? Gust Mortenson-Stage Setting, Drafting, Gen- eral Shop. Bruce Rice-Mechanical Drawing, General Shop, Four Fold, Assist. Football Coach. Paul Mowery-HR 13-Bookkeeping I-II, Sales- Law, Cafeteria Supervisor. Ian Mincer-Shorthand I, Typing I-II, General Business, Hi-Life, Sophomore Class Adviser. Mrs. Grace Johnston-Typing I-II, Shorthand II, D Oflice Practice, Central Treasurer. C- Mmtenson, B- R100 Robert Smith-Guidance, Sr. Play, Thespian. R. Smith P. Mowery, G. Johnston, I. Mincer Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Pearson, M1's. Clark, Mrs. Sloan Mr. Stark Miss Bloom Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Norgren Clarence Eckert Myron Bulwl Reid Dyno 17 Qlf'50lfLIfL6 E I I Q Kfdziziefi DAVID ANDERSEN Andy A tall good looking mem- ber of hall patrol . . . Boys! Hang on to your girls when Daveis around. Intramurals, Football, Small Arms, Dancing Club, Phy Chy, Hall Patrol. THOMAS G. ANDERSON Tuck Forever trying to stump the teachers on a hypothetical ' question. Small Arms, Dancing Club, jr. High Chorus, Intramurals, Foot- ball, Student Council. DAVID BANKS Dave Full of fun, likes to tease and joke . . . Whenever there,s a dance there's Dave. Band, Intramurals, Tumbling Club, Track, Student Council, Small Arms, Dancing Club. THOMAS E. ANDERSON Andy Works at the Kane Auto Part .... Oh, to have that blond hair! Football, Basketball, Track. DONALD N. ANTONSON Don Quiet type . . . Likes all music Serious, but likes a good joke. Intramurals, Military Leader- ship, Track, Small Arms. WILLIAM R. BARNABY, IR. Bob Football fiend . . . Mus- cles!!! If he can't Find an argu- ment, heill make one. Football, Basketball, T r a c k, Small Arms, Dancing Class, Varsity Club. 20 eniom CLASS OFFICERS President .........,....,,.. jim Scott Vice-President ,... Tom Colden Secretary ........ JoAnn johnson Treasurer .,....,,,.., Winnie Jones EILEEN BARR Ei W h e r e thereis laughter there's Eileen. Ir. High Choms, Sr. High Chorus, Ir. Dramatics, Thes- pian, Hurri-Kane, D a n c i n g Club, Phy Chy. PRUDENCE A. BICKEL Bick Happy-go-lucky, t h a t ' s Prudy. . .Has the prettiest red hair! Sr. High Chorus, Ir. Dramatics, Small Arms, Thespian, Intra- murals, Hi-Life, Dancing Club, F.T.A. MAX BIZZAK Bigga Muxie The local grocery chauffeur ...Handy with a joke and a smile. Intramurals, Military Leader- ship, Small Arms, Dancing Club. BONNIE BECKER Bonnie Loves French and bush- wacking. Quiet until you get to know her. Band, Sr. High Chorus, Ir. Dramatics, Thespian, I n t r a - murals, Phy Chy. JOE B1zzAK Joe Likes baseball and Hshing . . .Seen but not often heard. . . Easy to get along with. Intramurals, Track, Small Arms. LARRY L. BLACK Larry High in magazine drive. . . always room for one more in his car. . .A good friend. Intramurals, Small Arms, Hurri- Kane, Dancing Club, Phy Chy. GRACE BLAIR Grace Envied for her long blond hair Shy, but sweet... jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, jr. Dramatics, Thes- pian, Intramurals. L. DON BOYD, JR. Don Likes to hunt and fish. .. Quiet but never shy. . .Wonder- ful sense of humor. Intramurals, Small Arms, Danc- ing Club. WILLIAM BROWN Bill Plays baseball for Kane Legion. . .Easy going. . .Liked by everyone. Hall Patrol, Dancing Club, Phy Chy, Sr. High Chorus. Intra- murals, Military Leadership, Track, Student Council, Small Arms. 21 SETI-I A. BLOOMQUIST Buck Happy-go-lucky. . .A joke for all occasions. . .Football enthusiast. Intramurals, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Small Arms, Hi- Life, Dancing Club. ELIZABETH BRINKLEY Beth Oh! that red hair! ll Real Irish temper. . .Does a good job at writing poetry. jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Intramurals, Dancing Club, F.H.A. MARY E. BUCI-IHEIT Mary Liz Usually game for anything. Full of fun! ll One of the Iewett bunch. jr. High Chorus, Ir. Dramatics, Thespian, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Intramurals, Student Council, Hurri-Kane, Hi-Life, Phy Chy, F.T.A., N.H.S. CALVIN CARLSON A cal Plays baseball for Ludlow Wildcats. . .Rather quiet but al- ways cheerful. Intramurals, Small Arms. RICHARD S. CARLSON Dick Whiz on roller skates... Hails from Ludlow. Band, Ir. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Intramurals, S m all Arms, Dancing Club. SYLVIA CARTWRIGHT Syl Dreamy eyes.. .A future Home Ec teacher. . .Can usual- ly be found in the Hi-Life Oflice. Ir. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Ir. Dramatics, Thes- pian, Hurri-Kane, Hi-Life, Dancing Club, Usherettes. CATHLEEN BURNS Cathy Attendant to the Football Queen. Has a wonderful smile! Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Intramurals, Dancing Club, Student Council. IUDITH BYHAM Judy Faithful basketball fan... Keeps things cooking at Com- munity Hospital. . .Headed for nurses' whites. jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Intramurals, Phy Chy, Usherettes, Library Assistants. THOMAS CAPPELLO Tom The Edgar Allen Poe of the senior class. Band, Sr. High Chorus, Intra- murals, Small Arms, Dancing Club. CAROL CARLSON Carol Quiet but sweet...Has a temper too!! Wears a ring on her third finger, left hand. F.H.A. JEAN M. CARTWRIGHT Jeannie Oh! Those roving blue eyes ...VVhat they donit miss. Ir. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Intramurals, Dancing Club, Phy Chy, Usherettes. AUDREY M. CESARIO Little Audrey Constantly being mistaken for her sister...Likes to read ...Will be very patient with her patients. Sr. High Chorus, Phy Chy. 22 RALPH BUSH Sonny Excellent basketball player ...Always in the B. T. Intramurals, Military Leader- ship, Basketball, Track, A.A., Student Council, Small Arms, 1l?ancing Club, Varsity Club, res. REBECCA CAMPBELL Becky Our lovely Football Queen . . .Kane Highis candidate in Queen of the Hunt contest. Ir. High Chorus, Ir. Girlls Chorus, Student Council, F .T.A. THOMAS CARLEY Tom Ambition - loads of it! l ! Works at two jobs. . .Ardent hunting fan. Intramurals, Small Arms. Rough and tough senior foot- ball lettermen. 1 PAUL A. CHEW Paul Not a worry in the world . . . Likes the girls. Sr. High Chorus, Intramurals, Small Arms. TERRY CROUSE Vince Ambition plus! Has a knack for business. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Intramurals, Small Arms, Hurri-Kane, Library Assistants. JACQUELINE DEANE Jackie Hi Mom ll Usually found in a 1956 Chevy or a ,55 Ford . . . Loads of fun to be with. Sr. High Chorus, Dancing Club. AUDREY DWIGHT Aud Vivacious Motto- Laugh and the world laughs with you. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Jr. Dramatics, Thespian, Intramurals, Phy Chy. 23 JOYCE CHUBON Joyce Always wears a smile Has an interest in horses and Sports. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Jr. Girls' Chorus, Dancing Club, Jr. Dramatics, Hurri- Kane, Hi-Life, Thespian. MARY ANN DALTON Mare Often seen with Susie and Prudy Behind bars at the Temple Theater. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Jr. Dramatics, Thespian, In- tramurals, Hurri-Kane. I JOHN DEWALT Frank Buck Has a good sense of hum- or Jumping Jack on the basketball court. Football, Basketball, T r a c k, Small Arms. BARBARA J. ECKSTROM Barbie Our capable Hi-Life editor Priceless as a friend. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Jr. Girls' Chorus, Jr. Dra- matics, Jr. Play, Intramurals, Hi-Life, editor, Phy Chy, F. T. A., Hurri-Kane. THOMAS H. ERICH Tom Cat If he's not at the Teen Club, you can find him at Sat- an's Angels. Intramurals, Military Leader- ship, Dancing Club, Small Arms. PATRICIA ESPIN Pat Lives for gym classes, and intramurals . . . Vivacious. Sweet personality, ask Bill. jr. High Chorus, Intramurals, Dancing Club. GERALD E. FISCHER .ICYVY Often seen and always heard . . . Likes '54 Doclges, and basketball games. Jr. High Chorus, Intramurals, Small Arms, Hurri-Kane, Hi- Life, F. T. A. PAUL GARELL Pauly Mr. Mount Jewett . . . Bas- ketball ancl more basketball. Military Leadership, Basketball, Student Council, Hi-Life. IANICE F. ERICKSON Jan Another one of the quiet girls in our class . . . Does she ever blush!!! jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Phy Chy, Thespian, Intra- murals, Hi-Life, Usherettes. LEO FERRANTO Leo Hails from Highland . . . Develops muscles by cutting wood. Intramurals, Track, Small Arms. IEANETTE CARELL Ian Oh, those parties! . . . WVill make someone a good secretary. Band Orchestra, Jr. High Chor- us, Sr. High Chorus, jr. Dra- matics, Thespian, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Intramurals, Hurri-Kane, F. T. A., Usherettes. OWEN C. GAYLEY Clark Veteran of both class plays . . . Breaks all records for argu- ing. jr. Dramatics, Thespian, jr. Play, Sr. Play, Intramurals, Phy Chy, Dancing Club, Hi-Life. Small Arms. 24 Backstage story of The Crass That's Creenerf' JAY K. HATCH Hash A camera bug.. .A real, cool cat. Note his array of glistening shirts. Military Leadership, S m a l l A r m s , Hurri-Kane, Camera Club, Dancing Club. ROLAND HILLARD Roland Likes the great outdoors . . .Easy going and never seems to let anything bother him. Intramurals, Military Leader- ship, Small Arms. NANCY L. HOMAN Nancy A girl with a tremendous future. Comes out with the funniest wisecracks. Band, District Band, Orchestra, Ir. High Chorus, Jr. Dramatics, Thespian, Ir. Play, Intramurals, Hurri-Kane, Co-Editor, Hi-Life, Phy Chy, Sr. Play, N. H. S. WILLIAM F. GERMAN Bill Our transfer from Norry High. . .Has a great interest in sports and girls. Football, Basketball, Ir. Play, Sr. Play. LeROY F. CROSCH Lee Froggy . . .Drives a mighty Chrysler. . .What a snappy dresser! Band, Thespian, Intramurals, Football., Basketball, Track, Cross Country, A. A., Small Arm s, Hurri-Kane, Hi-Life, Dancing Club, Varsity Club. PATRICIA HALL Patti Likes to draw. . .Always a different hair style. jr High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, jr. Dramatics, Thes- pian, Intramurals. VIRGINIA L. HALL Ginny An attractive, peppy girl who loves to talk. Everyone knows Ginny. jr. High Chorus, District Chorus, Hurri-Kane, Thespian, Sr. High Chorus, Ir. Drama- tics, Sr, Play, Hi-Life, F. T. A. LAUREA A. HOLT Laurie Has a cute little smile... Drives a hot station wagon. . . Future florist. Ir. High Chorus, Ir. Drarnatics, Intramurals, Hurri-Kane, Hi- Life, Dancing Club. SUSAN HOOVER Susie Neat as a pin. . .Friend to all. . .Her ambition is to be a nurse. Orchestra, jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Choms, Jr Dramatics, Intramurals, I-Iurri-Kane, Phy Chy. 25 THOMAS GOLDEN Tom Hey! Slow upl l Never in a hurry. . .A natural born co- median. Ir. Dramatics, Ir. Play, Intra- murals, Military Leadership, Basketball, Track, A. A., Small Arms, Dancing Club. DARLENE A. HADFIELD Dar Quiet girl from jo Io... Has long blond hair. jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, Dancing Club, F. H. A., Li- brary Assistants. HAROI.D E. HALLBERG Harold One of Steve Allen's most ardent fans. . .Works at the A 6: P.. .Always has a joke to tell. Intramurals, Military Leader- ship, Football, Student Coun- cil, Small Arms, Dancing Club. FREDRICK D. HOWARD Fred Modern day Robin Hood ...Downed his buck with a bow.. .Top man in Trig. Track, Small Arms, Phy Chy. MILDRED A. HUTCHINS Millie Short and sweet...Has a naughty twinkle in her eye. Jr. High, Choms, Sr. High Chorus, Jr. Girls' Chorus, Thes- pian, Sr. Play, Jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, Hurri-Kane, Hi- Life, F. T. A., Dancing Club, Cheerleading, Phy Chy, Usher- ettes, Library Assistants. DAVID E. JOHNSON Johnson Happy-go-lucky . . . Avid reader. Band, Thespian, Military Lead- ership, Small Arms, Hurri-Kane. KENNETH B. HUMMEL Ken Transfer from Selinsgrove ...Tall and quiet, with that unmistakable laugh. ARTHUR JOHNSON Art Is often seen driving a big black Buick.. .Works at Gaus- man's. Haunts Bayard Street. Jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, Tumbling, Military Leadership, Varsity Club, Dancing Club, Small Amis, Cross Country, Hall Patrol, Track, Basketball. JO ANN JOHNSON Jo Cute Strawberry Blond. . . What a giggle! ! l Popular with everyone. Jr. High Chorus, Jr. Drama- tics, Intramurals, Usherettes, N. H. S., Dancing Club, Hi- Life, Student Council, A. A, MARY JOHNSON Mary Sweet and quiet.. .Loves to jitter bug. . . Where's Shirl?,' Orchestra, Dist. Orchestra, Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Jr. Dramatics, Hi-Life, Intra- murals, Dancing Club. AMIEL L. KALCREN Bud Can be seen driving his little yellow bug. . .An inquisi- tive psychology student. . .Has a mad passion for mechanics. PHYLLIS KNAPP Phyll Keeps things going at Mc- Clellans. . .Has a f o r everyone. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Jr. Dramatics, Intra- murals, Phy Chy, Usherettes, Library Assistants, C o u n t y Chorus. 26 WINIFRED JONES Winnie A girl with a smile for all . . .Good natured. . .A future pill toter. Band, Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Jr. Girls' Chorus, Thespian, Intramurals, Dancing Club, Phy Chy. PAULINE A. KELLEY Polly One of the quiet ones in our class...until you get to know her.. .Wants to be a beautician. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Thespian, Intramurals, Library Assistants. GAYLE A. KOZA Gayle Snappy majorette. . .Mer- maid in the water. . .Ever ask her about E. P.? Band, Jr. Dramatics, Thespian, Intramurals, Dancing Club. JOHN I. KRIDLER Jim A loyal West Sider . . . Rides in a blue Chevy truck. Small Arms. J. PERRY LEMON Lem Good natured and full of fun. jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, Military Leadership, Football, Track, S m a l l Arms, Varsity Club. ROBERT LINDQUIST Link Wizard on the hardwood Phy Chy President. Intramurals, Basketball, Small Arms, Phy Chy, Military Lead- ership, Student Council, Danc- ing Club, Varsity Club, Hall Patrol. PATRICIA LUNDEEN Pat Where Pat is there's Perry . . . Funniest giggle! jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, jr. Girls' Chorus, jr. Dra- matics, Intramurals, H u r r i- Kane, Dancing Club, Library Assistants. WILLIAM A. KRIDLER Bill Man, those shoulderslll One of Kane High's biggest tlirts. Small Arms. PATRICIA A. LICAN Pat Friend to all . . . A nice girl to know . . . Target for teasing. jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, Stu- dent Council, H u r r i-K a n e, Dancing Club, Phy Chy. ROBERT J. LONG Chas Served in the armed ser- vices . . . Likes to bowl. Intramurals, Military Leader- s h i p, Small Arms, Dancing Club. LAWRENCE E. MALMROSE Larry One of the loyal Westend- ers . . . Is usually seen with Jim. Small Arms. 27 Queen Becky and her court r JAMES A. MILFORD Miss Eckman's joker in English IV class. . .Swell friend . . .Expert on Ludlow - Why? Intramurals, Football, S m a ll Arms. CAROL A. MOLLE Molly A giggle for every occasion ...An artist with words. jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, Hurri-Kane, Hi-Life, Dancing Club. VIRGINIA MORSE Ginny Hcre, there, and every- where. . Executive in charge of popcorn at Temple. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Cho- rus, Dist. Chorus, Folk Song, Thespian, Intramurals, Hurri- Kane, Dancing Club, F. H. A., Library Staff. County Chorus. CAROL A. MALMSTROM Carol Nice to know. . .An excell- ent violinist. Orchestra, Dist. Orchestra, Ir. High Chorus, Ir. Girls, Chorus, Ir. Dramatics, Intramurals, Hurri-Kane, Hi-Life, Dancing Club. WILBUR L. MATHYS Willy Our able Student Council President. Little but loaded with power. Band, Dist. Band, Orchestra, jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Folk Song Group, In- tramurals, Student Council, Small Arms, Dancing Club, Phy Cliy, N. H. S. NORMA MEASEL Norm Beautiful hair. . .President of F. H. A.. . .Have you seen that beautiful rock she wears? jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Intramurals, Hurri- Kane, Dancing Class, F. H. A., Library Assistants, Usherettes. ANITA L. MARCONI Nita One of the prettiest girls in our class. . .Works at Temple Pharmacy. Band, Thespian, Intramurals, Dancing Club. KENNETH MCNEIL Ken A quiet guy who hails from Iewett. . .Nice to know. . .Fa- vorite pastime is playing base- ball. Intramurals, Track. TERRY I. MIGLIORINO Terry Good looking . . .made a great gangster in the Senior Play. . .Next to math, he likes women. Ir. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Thespian, Ir. Play, Sr. P l a y , Intramurals, Football, Basketball, N. H. S. MICHAEL P. MILLER Gizmo Born to tease. . .Life of the party. Band, Orchestra, Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Folk Song, Thespian, jr. Play, In- tramurals, Football, Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Small Arms, Dancing Club, N. H. S., Varsity Club. ' PAUL MORRIS Paul Came to us last year from Redbank. . .Sports minded. . . Football Co-captain Hand- some, Wow! Intramurals, Football, Track. LINDA MORTENSON Mort Often seen and often heard ...Gobs of fun. . .Has a cute dimple on one side. . .Big Hirt. Band, Orchestra, jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, Hurri-Kane, Hi- Life, Dancing Club. 28 Office Practice class on the job. SHIRLEY A. NORDAHL Shirl Nice . .. and slender . . . Always ready for a good time Remember that pixie hair cut? Band, Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, jr. Girls' Chorus, Thespian, Intramurals, Hi-Life, Dancing Club, Phy Chy, Li- brary Assistants. CERALDINE D. NYSTROM Gerry Intramurals fiend!!! And is she good at itl Ir. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Intramurals, Dancing Club, F. H. A. BERNARD E. ORCUTT Beans Here I am, you lucky peo- ple!', Spends most of his time in Scabtown. Intramurals, Football, Small Arms, Dancing Club. IO ANN PERRY Io Voted the biggest flirt in the senior class Can she dance! Ir. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, jr. Dramatics, Thes- pian, Intramurals, Hurri-Kane, Ir. Red Cross. 29 LOUISE M. NOVOSEL Lou Head cheerleader . . . Plans to become a secretary. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, jr. Dramatics, jr. Play, Sr. P 1 a y, Intramurals, Hi-Life, Dancing Club, Cheerleading, F. T. A., Usherettes. NANCY I. OAKES Nan Oh, what long hair!!! Swell personality . .. WVants to be a teacher. jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, Hurri-Kane, Dancing Club, Li- brary Assistants, Usherettes. WILLIAM OSMER Yogi Where thereis football, there's Yogi Hi, fans!!! Member of the famed stage crew. Varsity Club, Dancing Club, Football, Intramurals. E. ALLEN PETERSON Al One of the most popular boys in our class. Band, Dist. Band, Orchestra, Dist. Orchestra, Ir. High Chor- us, Sr. High Chorus, Folk Song, jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, A. A., Student Council, S m a l l Arms, Hi-Life, Dancing Club, Phy Chy, Sr. Play. JANICE PETRUNEY Petrune Tiny but cute Wow! what a sharp hairdo!! Let's have a pizza party. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Jr. Dramatics, Thespian, In- tramurals, Hurri-Kane. PETER RAYMOND Raymo Never a dull moment Main interest women!!! King of Scabtownf' Intramurals, Military Leader- ship, Football, Small Arms, Dancing Club, Varsity Club. DAVID B. ROSE Dave Usually found with Janice . . . Loves to work with cars . . . Swell personality. MAGGIE E. ROTH Margie Whiz with a needle . . . Works at the Drive-In . . Quiet, but loads of fun! Band, Sr. High Chorus, Jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, Hurri- Kane, Dancing Club, F. H. A. JUDITH POPIELSKI Judy Pretty, pert and perky . . . Attendant to th e Football Queen. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Jr. Dramatics, Hurri-Kane, Student Council, Library As- sistants, Dancing Club. PATRICIA REED Pat Always the subject of teas- ing Noted for her famous giggle! Band, Student Council, Hurri- K a n e, Intramuruals, Dancing Club, F. T. A. JAMES A ROTH Jim Helpful to all his friends. Small Arms. BARBARA L. ROYER Barb A great daydreamer . . . .. ,, Excuse me! Sr. High Chorus. 30 Norma can bake a cherry pie she's a champ! A true-blue friend. Sr. High Chorus. WILLIAM T. SMITH Willie Drives a variety of cars and likes to tinker with ,em . . . Owns a ,40 Ford. Football. IOANN STREIT Io Sugar and spice . . . Beau- tiful brown hair . . . Everybody likes Io. Ir. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Thespian, Student Council, Hurri-Kane. JOANN SWANSON Jo Another one of our cute blondes . . . Usually found with Germaine . . . Can really handle a carl Jr. Girls' Chorus, Intramuarls, Dancing Club, Usherettcs. quiet way. NANCY STEELE Nance Tricky tailor Attend- ant to the Homecoming Queen Get that giggle! jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Jr. Girls, Chorus, jr. Dra- matics, Dancing Club, F. H. A., Library Assistants. PATRICIA STRUFFOLINO Struft Snappy cheerleader . . . Marvelous dancer What did you say?v Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Jr. Dramatics, Intramurals, Hurri-Kane, Ir. Red Cross, Dancing Club, Cheerleading. PRESTON SWANSON Preston Ardent baseball fan . . . Likes to hunt . . . Seen hot rod- ding a blue Chrysler around Jewett. Band, Small Arms. NANCY C. SANDERS Nance Welcome transfer to Kane High from St. Vincent De Paul . . . Likes to sew and read . . . JAMES M. scorr sway Nice dresser . . . Has a 7 keen personality . . . VNon't give the girls a break. Ir. Dramatics, Intramurals, Mili- t a r y Leadership, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Small A r m s, Hurri-Kane, Dancing Club, Varsity Club, Hall Patrol. BRIAN K. SMITH Butch Always seen with Bud . . . An airplane builder A nice M. GERMAINE SAVOIA Babe Belongs to the Navy . . . Always talking . .. Pilots a '54 Buick. Thespian, F. H. A. GLORIA SKELLY Skell One of the pillars of the music department. Orchestra, Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, Jr. Girls' Chorus, Folk Song, Ir. Play, Sr. Play, Intramurals, Student Council, Hi-Life, Library Assistants, Jr. Dramatics. STANTON SMITH Stenor Has quiet good looks Hails from Sargeant. Seniors hard at Work on term papers. BEVERLY SWARTZ Bev On the quiet side . . . Has one of the nicest personalities! Ir. High Chorus, Library As- sistants, Jr. Dramatics, Dancing Club. BEVERLY J. TAYLOR Bev Likes to ice skate . . . Works at the bakery on Satur- day, lucky girl. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chorus, jr. Dramatic-s, Danc- ing Club. NAVARRE VAN HORN Navarre Gave beauty to our school by her outstanding art work . . . Plans to become a commer- cial artist. Jr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Jr. Dramatics, Thespian, Sr. Play, Intramurals, Small Arms, Hurri-Kane, Dancing C l u b, Phy Chy. 32 WENDELL SWEDENHIELM Swede Has anybody clone his sales l1Oll16WOl'k?,, Big tease . . . Always happy. Intramurals, Small Arms, Danc- ing Club. MARY THOMPSON Mary Loves anything with mus- ic . . . Oh, those rosy cheeks!! Orchestra, Dist. Orchestra, jr. High Chorus, jr. Girls' Chorus, Folk Song, jr. Dramatics, Thes- pian, Sr. Pla y, Intramurals, A. A., Hurri-Kane, co-editor, Dancing Club, P h y C h y, F. T. A., N. H. S. DAVID A. WALTER Tim Lots of fun Home on the stage. Let's have a party, gang' Sr. High Chorus, Ir. Drainatics, Ir. Play, Sr. Play, Intramurals, A. A., Student Council, Hi-Life. Dancing Club. Lucky Queen Becky-two football men to place her crown! 33 ANETA WILSON Neta Great asset in Office Prac- tice class . . . Friendly to every- one Future T.V. and stage make-up artist. lr. High Chorus, Sr. High Chor- us, Thespian, Hurri-Kane, Danc- ing Club. MICI-IAEL VVOLL Mike I clon't know. .. . Likes to tinker with cars. Intramurals, Small Arms. THOMAS P. WOLFE Wolfie Member of the R :Sz R Clan . . . Snappy black eyes. Band, Orchestra, Sr. High Chor- us, Thespian, Ir. Dramatics, Sr. P l a y, Intramurals, Military Leadership, Football, S m a l l A r m s, Hurri-Kane, Dancing Club. DELLAS ZERBE Zerbe Often seen a n d always heard . . . Remember his beard? jr. Drainatics, Intramurals, Mili- tary Leadership, Boys, Glee Club, Dancing Club. enior 1fLloe1j0L1fiUe5 Biggest Flirts Most Athletic Most Happy-G0-Lucky Dave Andersen Prudy Bickel Jackie Deane JoAnn Perry John DeVValt Max Bizzak Best Dressed Most Likely to Succeed Jim Scott Al Peterson Judy Popielski Mary Thompson 34 endow 1fLloerf01,LLiue5 Most Friendly Most Studious Tim Walters Al Peterson Becky Campbell Nancy Homan Most Forgetful Best Looking Paul Garell Becky Campbell Pat Struffolino Bernard Orcutt 35 :fandom CLASS OFFICERS Carol Pierotti, Jim Ingersoll, Chuck Arnold, Carol Peterson. Class rings at last! The junior class under their adviser, Laverne johnson, started the year by ordering their rings from the various Kane jewelers. In October the class elected the following officers: jim Ingersoll, president, Chuck Arnold, vice president, Carol Peterson, secretary, and Carol Ann Pierotti, Treasurer. In January the class started to plan their first money making project toward their Washington trip-their junior play jenny Kissed Men, a comedy in three acts by jean Kerr, which was presented on March 20 and 21 and was well re- ceived on both evenings. Miss joan Begeny was the director. Class officers started planning for the Iunior- Senior Prom in january, although it was not held until May 9. They decided on the theme Young at Hearty. The gymnasium was decorated with a large heart as the centerpiece in the middle of the floor. Ray Brooks and his orchestra furnished music for the dancers. Row I, L to R: Susan Carlson, Barbara Anderson, Jo Ann Conners, Ruth Carlson, Mary Baumann, jinet Blair, JoAnn Bundy, Virginia Cartwright, Rita Bennett, Alice Cochrane. Row II: Emilia Biz- zak, janet Branon, Sandra Carlson, Tom Cartwright, Carol Burton, Sandra Cliubon, Margie Bush, Iudy Childress. Row III: Chuck Arnold, Larry Bemhard, Bob Bentz, Larry Austin. TOP PICTURE, Row I, L to R: Janet Gourley, Jo Ann DeMarte, Bonnie Johnson, Francis Hallberg, Sandra Dwight, Lois Garris. Row II: Judy Frontera, Elaine Fredericks, Rosrnary Debevec, Bette Davis, Janet Hess, Betty Howe, Sylvia Hiines, Emily Johnson. Row III: Jim Ingersoll, Charles Eld, Paul Gustafson, Jack Cuthbcrtson, Patsy DeMarte, Ron Huckabone, Ralph Holt, Robert Galvin, Fred Farrell. Row IV: Tom Hanson, Ron German, Otis Irons, Wallace Haulik, Bruce Hultman, Al Hauser, Frank Harris, Tom Howard, Dick Foote, Carter Johnson. MIDDLE PICTURE, Row I, L to R: Diane Kercstes, Helen Klaiber, Etta Kalgren, Carol Peterson, Helen Mathys, Joan McKinley. Row II: Nancy Johnson, Patty Novosel, Pauline Nelson, Irene Kulka, Jean Nordahl, Marianne Knapp, Judy Kridler, Leonard Nasman, John Maze. Row III: Cleon Nowalk, Dick Paar, Bob Peterson, Frank Mohney, Gerry Nystrom, Dave Pearson, Ronald Johnson, Bob Oliver, Jim Peters. Row IV: Dave Malone, Gary Olson, Bob Mellander, Ken Larson, Monroe Nelson, Barry Malmrose, Bill Perry, Bertch Johnson, Rich Johnson, Bob Misulich. BOTTOM PICTURE, Row I, L to R: June Quackenbush, Betty Tinipano, Ann Wilson, Carol Pierotti, Janet Weiser, Arlene Weaver. Row II: Janet Repine, Janice Phillips, Carolyn WVeaver, Natalie Whittemore, Carol Weiser, Marianne Petruney, Linda Wright, Gladys Ross, Don Schuster, Charles Starner. Row III: Dick Summersgill, Bill Peterson, Richard Walters, Dick Schreiber, Tom Schrecengost, David Weaver, Tom Vantine, Jack Rook, Roger VVeilacher. President ,..,.....,,. ....,.. .........,........ D 0 n Williamson Vice-President ,.... ..,.... C hristine Bucheit Secretary ....... ..,..... N ancy Bizzal- Treasurer ....,. .,,,., B flarilyn Boddorf LSZYIO 0lfVL0l 85 CLASS OFFICERS T2 ,, 5 if M if 3 Top Picture Row I, L to R: Christine Bucheit, Nancy Bizzak, Alex Connelly, Linda Baker, Lois Bilicic, Lind Blair. Row II: Karen Beatty, Carla Chittester, Joan Carlson, Marilyn Boddorf, Joan Anderson, Juar ita Clawges, Jo Ann Burg, Ann Anderson. Row III: Gary Anderson, Dave Blackmore, Tom Brinl ley, Frank Bucheit, Don Cochran, Cene Carlson, John Carlson, Ed Anderson. Row IV: Ralp Bouch, Larry Anderson, Joe Armstrong, Larry Ashhaugh, Ed Bauer, Victor Barnhart, Tom Browi Bill Anderson, Bob Bowman. Bottom Picture Row I: Kathryn Hayduk, Rose Marie F erraro, Joyce Grandinctti, Linda Hallberg, Elaine Ericksol Barb Ceer, Alice Eld, Linda Fay. Row II: Bonnie Hannah, Vondalee Hottel, Mary Lou Harlal Donna Dunkel, Diane Hayes, Patty Geer, Carol Eshbaugh, Cary Dine, Barb Forquer, Kenny Hillarm Row III: Ken Forsythe, Roger Hedlund, Tom Garell, Jack Crowley, Mary Jean Henle, Jo Ann Enni Bonnie Garris, Kenny Fredell, Ronald Hayduk, Jerome Ferderko. Bow IV: Bud Harris, Leo Nikla Ed Egnler, Dau Counts, Carl Homan, Bill Cook, John Gatewood, Larry Harrington, Cary Harrige nn c '. 38 Row I: L to R: Dannette Johnson, Carole Murthaugh, Joyce Lias, Judy Lias, Mary Kimbrough, Mary Mohncy, Judy Johnson, Brenda Law, Eunice Murphey, Carole Landfair, Karen Markey. Row II: Jim Kibbie, John Kibbie, WVinston Neal, William Hutchins, Frank Muisiner, Donna McCauley, Donna Mendell, Betty Neely, Carole Johnson, Lloyd Irwin, Bonnie Howard. Row III: Bob Lubold, Don Lundeen, Mike Johnston, Roger Imbrogno, Robert Myers, George Kelley, Gary Meckley, James Nelson, Ted Nelson, Jim Johnson, Frank McGinty. TOP PICTURE, Row I, L to R: Connie Royer, Shirley Peterson, Bonnie Rogers, Marilyn Peterson, Sharrell Ordiway, Shirley Phillips, Jo Ann Pflueger, Marilyn Rose, Gayle Rathbun, Row II: Tom Okruch, Robert Reigel, Dick Ryan, Bob Nieolazzo, Charles Pierce, Dorothy Pascale, Carol Ralston, Judi Rose. Row III: Art Prindle, John Peterson, David Saf, Morris Overbeck, Jack Ryding, Frank Reigel, George Sarvey, Ron Peterson, Dick Pittock. BOTTOM PICTURE, Row I, L to R: Jean Spence, Nancy Schloppy, Rose Sopko, Karen Shaf- fer, Mary Vito, Carol Smith, Lucinda Wakefield, Donna Stewart, Sandra Thorsten. Row II: Sharon Sorokes, Lynda Swanson, Sandra Smith, Suellcn Snapp, Donna Saulgiver, Mary Lou Swanson, Sandra Sprester, Viola Umpleby, Alverda VVeaver. Row III: Janet Swanson, Jane Wiggens, Carol Vaughn, Barbara Shaw, Donna Zampogna, Carol Stockton, Jack Stakley, Keith Swanson, Fred Siggins. Row IV: Don Williamson, Joe Streit, Bob Whippo, Bruce Shrubb, Dick Uplinger, Joe Sirianni. 39 , glf'8f5AlWL8lfL CLASS OFFICERS President ...............,..,.....,,............,..... jim Swanson Vice-President ...... .......... I oe Adamczyk Secretary ............ ...... S andy Strawcutter Treasurer ..... .,........ A llan Kelley Row I: lim Carley, Bob Chapman, Peggy Benigni, Emmy Benson, Doris Cartwright, Peggy Buch- heit, Judy Blaisdell, Maureen Childress, Evelyn Alcorn, Susan Alderfer, Madeline Cesario. Row II: Judy Clyde, Jacky Campbell, Ken Adams, jim Alexis, Roger Cochrane, Ardale Carlson, Bruce Cart- wright, Sue Clark, janet Christy, Faye Colker. Row III: Angelo Cappello, Boy Brinkley, Paul Bloomquist, Phil Carlson, Bob Brooks, Dick Anderson, Gary Abplanalp, john Bizzak, Ed Bizzak, Joe Adamczyk, Ed Campbell. Row I: Donna Fox, Mary Lou Forsythe, Darlene Davis, Shirley Ferry, Pam Conn, Christy De Marte, Nancy Duffy, Edith F orquer, Loretta Eck, Linda Frost. Row II: Bonnie Conklin, Betty Gar- ris, Mary Kay Geary, Ron Haight, Tom Gustafson, joe Frontera, Steve Garris, Tom Dinger, Lee Causman, Sandy Garris, Nancy Hale. Row III: Larry Ewings, Larry Conquer, Bill Fridley, john Fees, Bay Engman, Tom Dolan, Bob Edsall, Ed Hale, Austin Duffy, Paul Erickson. 40 OP PICTURE, Row I, L to R: Cleone Mathys, Jeannette Mosier, Sandra Larnper, lane Lind, Judy Orcutt, arbara Long, Bernardine Lantz, Deloris Leone, Mary Ellen Lamper, Lois Peterson, Jeannine Port. Row II: Karen fIcMichael, Sharon Morse, Michele Mellander, Elaine Neal, Ruth MeCandless, Rose McMahon, Jacqueline Lu- mold, Barbara Reigel, Georgia Morris, Diana Phillips. Row III: VVilliam Nicolazzo, Everett Larson, John Pflue- fer, Cary McKenna, Fred Nowalk, Robert Popielski, VVilliam Leone, Mary Montgomery, Carol Novosel, Ann Iahnrose. Row IV: John Paup, Donald Offi, Edward Mahnstrom, Ray Long, Henry Mohney, Daniel Reigel, ames Richardson. OTTOM PICTURE, Row I, L to R: Nancy Swanson, Sandra NVl1ippo, Ruth Rietter, Susan Tunall, Nancy Vickwirc, Nancy WVilliamson, Patty Russell, Diane Simons, Bertha Thompson, Carolyn Weilacher, Eve War- ing, Lynn See. Row II: Roberta Sirianni, Tom Ross, Dick Schreeengost, Sandra Straweutter, jean Stimmel, ,loria Robinson, Mary Zerbe, Ianice Zerbe, janet Senior, Carol Simons, Paul Swanson. Row III: Dennis Stur- levent, james Weston, Stark Shrubb, Glenn Smith, Robert NVclls, Dennis Van Dervoort, Roger WVoll, Curtis 'antine, Russell Swanson, David Thompson, Ronald Zampogna. Row IV: VValter Sanders, Frank Smith, Earl Ross, Bill Tunall, Tony Sirianni, Edward Street, Bill XVichman, Pat Shields, Bill Thomas, Larry Swanson. 41 Eglrfl Q21 Q Eighth graders absorb geography CLASS OFFICERS President .,..,..........................,..., john Knapp Vice President .....,. ....,..,.. I anet Gabriel Secretary .,........,. .,... S hirley Overbeck Treasurer ...... .......... R onald Hatch Row I, L to R: Kathryn Eck, Norma Brinkley, Carol Cartwright, Sandra Emer, Cora Antonson, Geraldine Clerkin, Renda Dunkle. Row II: john Cartwright, Daniel Carlson, Francis Dori, Larry Aekley, Eva Dingcr, Mary Ann Campbell, NVilliam Deems, Robert Carlson, john Carlson. Row III: john Courean, Robert Carlson, Dennis Caldwell, James Burton, Charles Edsall, Patricia Chubon, Janelle Carlson, Sandra Bradybaugh, Barbara Austin, Dorothy Brown, Walter Benson. Row IV: Leonard Anderson, Donald Anderson, Edward Bennett, Raymond Ely, Charles Anderson, Michael Donovan, John Campbell, William Crate, William Carlson, john Confer. 42 TOP PICTURE, Row I, L to R: Sandra jones, Barbara Macauley, Sharon johnson, Iona Mansfield, Susan Huntzinger, Margaret Kridler, Kay Gillespie, Linda Garris, Robynn Jackson, janet Gabriel, Mary Markey, Penny Miller, Cecile Lundgren. Row II: Connie Himes, Susan Lundeen, Nila Ford, Karen Micheau, Mary McKechney, Pat Horton, Linda Homan, Sandra Hackett, Patricia McGuire, Elizabeth Gordon, Mary Lamberson, Theodore Johnson, jill Lindquist. Row III: Charles Mohney, Richard Long, Daniel Koza, John Lewis, jack Frost, Ken Fuhner, Joseph Hultman, Arthur Johnson, Kay Erich, Sandra Forsyth. Row IV: Charles Farnsworth, Hariy Frederoski, Thomas Hesso, john Knapp, Ronald Hatch, Rickey McKenzie, Galy Larson, Archie Glans, David Guffey, Richard Farnsworth. BOTTOM PICTURE, Row I, L to R: Alberta Wenslow, Shirley Overbeck, Darlene Newcomb, Trudy Swartz, Mary Taylor, Barbara Stiteler, Glenda Skelly, Ann Westerburg, Terry Thorsten, Wayne' Olson, Bob Nicolas. Row II: Martha Walker, Carol Robinson, Carol Peterson, Sandra Srock, Mary Rose Scutella, Karen Shaffer, Carol Stewart, James Tunall, Iohn Stanko, john Shaffer, Charles Ulnpleby, Donald Nelson. Row III: Dick Payne, Gerald Morris, Larry Smith, Bruce Stevens, Bob Saf, Glen Morris, Karl Swanson, Bob Walker, Arden Walker. Row IV: Darrel Swendenhjehn, Bruce Rose, john VVoodford, Garin Rose, Iohn Niklas, Andy Sopko. 43 4... .1 58 44 1 ' .V V f -. . .. , . S Wu' H -1 T41n-b-,,w'- 5 ,1ff:.,gM,1. - .m .-L.h,. .,,....:. QL.. ,4f,.r,1-. ,,,-- P ,Ju ..,,4.L,.L-. .,m933-.bm.:rgiMui:5 Cgllzfwfenlf Gonna! Student Council, the governing body of Kane High, plans and carries out activities in all facets of school life. There are four standing Student Council committees-Service, which plans all service pro- jects, Assembly, which is in charge of choosing things moving. assemblies, Cafeteria, which plans menus, and Social, which plans all dances and social event. The main Council project this year was the compiling of a handbook for the senior high next year. Row I: L to R: V. Hottcl, J. DcMartc, B. Hultman, J. Swanson, VV. Mathys, S. Murphy Rictter, S. Carlson. Row II: C. Buchcit, J. Gabriel, S. Phillips, I. Wiggins, J. Mosicr, N. H1 C. Burns, P. Lican. Row III: A. Peterson, R. YVeilachcr, G. Anderson, E. Malmstrom, B. I1 brogno, P. Bloomquist, G. Skclly. Row IV: B. Mellander, S. Bush, G. Meckley, C. Arnold Harrington, B. Lindquist. Student Council kc JUNIOR RED CROSS Row I: L to R: A. Kelly, P. Erickson, N, Hill, M. Montgomery, B. Carlson, 1. Frost, B. Popielski Row II: P. Miller, J. Senior, D. Cartwright, C. Peterson, M. Campbell, B. Stevens, B. Thomas vmior Q 6055 The Iunior Red Cross is a service organiza- tion and this year has made favors for hospital trays for every important holiday. Officers are: Natalie Hill, president, Allan Kelley, vice president, Mary Montgomery, sec- retary, Paul Erickson, treasurer, Penny Miller is the librarian and Jann Gourley and Roger Hed- lund are the student advisers. Miss Sylvia Iohn- son is the group,s adviser. Walfionozf ,Honor ,Sbciefg Good Luckfi This year nine seniors and eight juniors experienced the good fortune of being inducted into National Honor Society. The seven old members chose the four leaf clover as their theme, with each leaf representing N.H.Sfs qualifications for admittance: scholarship, lead- ership, character, and service. Each candidate had to be in the upper third of his class and satisfy the other virtues. On February 28 the solemn tapping rewarded those who have in their high school years served their class and school. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY w I: L to R: P. Lican, M. Buchheit, V. Cartwright. Row II: M. johnson, C. Malmstrom, Thompson, B. Eckstrom, J. Branon, M. Bush, I. Johnson. Row III: L. Mortenson, J. Inger- l, B. Peterson, W. Mathys, L. Novosel, N. Homan. Row IV: B. Lindquist, A. Peterson, T. gliorino, M. Miller, C. Eld, B. I-Iultman, T. Howard. Not pictured: N. Van Horn. lliamify VARSITY CLUB Row I, L to R: S. Bloomquist, J. Kibbic, G. Mecklcy, J. Rook, B. Hultman, P. Morris, J. johnson, M. Miller, Mr. Robinson. Row II: I. Kibbie, J. Ingersoll, J. Scott, A. johnson, 1. DeVValt, L. Grosch, B. Lindquist, R. German, B. Barnaby. The Varsity Club organized and supervised by Robert Robinson, was started last year for the purpose of promoting good sportsmanship for both participants and spectators at athletic events. A club member must have a varsity letter in some sport, and must be in good standing with other club members and with teachers. The officers of the club are president, i'Sonny', Bush, vice president, Jim Kibbie, sec- retary, Bob Lindquist, and treasurer, lim john- SOD. .fgtfiific JJ Athletic Association, under President Al Pet- erson, this year continued to plan and work for all kinds of athletics in Kane High. This group took care of football tickets and programs and the concession as always, and the year innovated the practice of taking over at the door for basketball games, a job formerly han- dled by various teachers. Buses for out of town games were secured by the council, and sportsmanship was promoted in all ways possible. A. A. Row I, L to R: L. Grosch, J. I oh n s o n, A. Peterson, M. Thompson, V. Cartwright, T. Golden, M. johnson, M. Mont- gomery. Row II: B. johnson, Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Turner, Mr. Barilar, R. Peterson. Row III: Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Rice, Mr. Bausch, Mr. johnson. 0 If-og 8 Row I: L to R: S. Cartwright, D. Schuster, B. Eckstrom, S. Nordahl, P. Bickel, L. Crosch, P. Novo- sel, V. Cartwright, C. Skelly. Row II: B. Anderson, M. Bucheit, J. DeMarte, I. Conners, M. Hutch- ins, A. Wilson, N. Homan, I. Branon, L. Mortcnson, C. Molle. Row III: I. Bepinc, A. Alcorn, J. Johnson, C. Pierotti, C. Malmstrom, C. Weiser, C. Landfair, M. Johnson, V. Hill, R. Bennett. Row IV: P. Gare-ll, P. Shields, V. Barnhart, R. Weilacher, C. Cayley, J. Fischer, T. Howard, F. Farrell. Editor-in-chief ,.... .,., B arbara Eckstrom Assistant editors ...... ........... P rudy Bickel Shirley Nordahl Sports editor ..........,.... ,..,.,,... L ee Grosch Business Manager ,..,.,... .....,. D on Schuster Production Manager ..,..,........,..,.. Dick Mague Hi-Life, published semiweekly by the jour- nalism class and the interested students of Kane High School, is composed of approximately forty staff members with Miss Rosana Eckman and Miss Ian Mincer as advisers. The Hi-Life, which this year celebrated its thirty-fifth anniversary with a special printed edition, does its best to promote more and better school spirit among the students. Again this year the Hi-Life furnished the news for the Kane Republican, the Bradford Era, and WADP's Teen-Time. Barb and the anniversary edi- tion. Production men check the fin- ished product. Aa! pafmf Kane High traflic cops are the hall patrol men. Before the class bell rings, these boys man their stations in the halls, guiding student traffic in the right direction and on the right side of the halls, to lessen confusion and the danger of acci- dents. Without the hall patrols, many new students could not End their classrooms in the fall. Hall patrol is composed of senior boys, with Mr. Victor Klein as adviser and Iim Scott, captain. Row I: B. Brown. How II: 'l'. Colden A. Peterson, D. johnson, B. Lind- quist. Row III: A. johnson, H. Bush, 1. Scott, L. Crosch. Og ww .Adidfanfa Library Assistants are on the job every per iod of the day, helping Mrs. Jones with library work. Each girl gives up one study hall a week, during which she works at the library desk, checking books and helping other students find books which they cannot locate. The st1'iking bulletin boards featured in the library all year were also designed by the group. This work trains the girls for more eHicient work elsewhere, as well as giving the librarian a lift. Row I, L to R: A. WVcaver, J. johnson, L. Swanson, J. Hess, B. Hannah, I. Courley, J. Beatty, I. Port, A. Alcorn. Row II: B. Hecter, F. Colker, I. Senior, P. Benigni, L. Frost, R. Reitter, R. Bennett, D. Hadfield, P. Kelly, N. Schlopy, S. Smith. Row III: I. Byham, P. Knapp, E. Murphy, L. Bilicic, A. VVilson, I, Clawges, D. Cartwright, BI. Knapp, C. Peterson, S. VVhippo. lQr,-cf.,..51 3 A Row I, L to R: C. Peterson, B. Brown, P. DeMartc, B. Eekstrom, B. Lindquist, S. Carlson, F. Hall- berg, P. Lican, J. Carlson. Row II: N. Homan, M. Thompson, S. Nordahl, B. Becker, E. Barr, C. Burton, R. Carlson, A. Bizzak, P. Fulmer, N. Van Horn. Row III: M. Buchheit, C. Himcs, J. Weiser, M. Bush, F. Howard, C. Arnold, L. Bernhart, B. lX Iellander, C. Eld. Row IV: C. Cayley : L. Black, D. Foote, A. Peterson, D. Schuster, D. Summersgill, O. Irons, T. Howard, R. Weilacher. Row I, L to R: C. Pierotti, N. Oakes, C. Weiser, Smith, L. Novoscl, B. Anderson, I. Popielski, M. Buchheit, P. Reed. Row II: B. Eckstrom, M. Thompson, V. Hill, P. Novoscl, N. Schlopy, M. Bush, J. Fischer, P. DeMarte. Phy Chy Club, composed of juniors and sen- iors interested in physics and chemistry, had a very successful year under President Bob Lind- quist and adviser Mr. Edward Bryant. Members enjoyed a series of varied pro- grams, including speakers and scientific demon- strations. Highlighting the year was the play journey to Exodusv, which was presented in assembly, and the annual Held trip. The Mable Studebaker Chapter of F .T.A. was a very successful organization under the di- rection of Mr. Gregg Turner. Various speakers discussed the different as- pects of teaching as a profession. Visits to the grade schools and assisting in high school classes gave each member an idea of the responsibility of a teacher. The initiation of new members was a high- light this year. Row I, L to R: D. Antonson, I. Hatch, T. Erich, T. Colden, J. Scott, P. Lemmon, B. Brown, R. Hillard. Row II: P. Carell, M. Bizzak, R. Bush, P. Raymond, A. johnson, H. Hallberg, D. johnson, D. Zerbc. mglfowy Olhaalerdhyo Forward march! Ri-i-ght face! Abo-0-ut face! These commands may be heard issuing from the gym first period every Thursday, when fifteen senior boys meet to learn the fundament- als of marching. These boys, under their adviser Mr. Vic Gentilman, strive 'to learn both how to follow orders and to give commands. The train- ing received in Military Leadership club is often valuable to the boys when they enter the armed services, as they also learn the manual of arms and how to lead a squadron. SM!! A-ma Nearly eighty sports-minded eighth and ninth grade boys met during the year for in- struction in shooting. The Small Arms Club, ad- vised and instructed by Mr. William Miller, was divided into eight firing groups of ten boys each. One group tired each Monday and Wednesday morning. Members received training in handling a twenty-two rifle, and practice in shooting from the four positions, prone, sitting, kneeling and standing. The sharpshooters tried for a score of two hundred iifty points, which entitled them to a marksmanship medal. Row I, L to R: R. Ely, I. Campbell, C. Edsell, I. Cartwright, F. Dore, I. Burton, E. Bennett, I Shaffer, D. Caldwell, R. Carlson, D. Long, B. Levis. Row II: T. Thorsten, C. Mohney, C. Umple by, A. Walker, L. Smith, L. Ackley, I. Alexis, B. WValker, B. Carlson, K. Fulmer, R. Swanson. Row III: S. Carris, J. Stanko, J. Frost, B. Stevens, D. Carlson, D. Guffey, C. McKenna, J. Adamczyk, I Carley, R. Hatch, T. Hesso. Row IV: B. DCf111lS,J. Cournean, B. Saf, I. Tunall, B. Nicolas, E Hale, A. Clans, B. Popielski, I. Woodford, P. Pierotti, J. Pfleuger. Row V: D. Hyde, J. Iannuzzi M. Donovan, I. Niklas, E. Ross, C. Van Tine, W. Benson, R. Swanson, D. Payne, J. Morse H 52 Frederaski. EAA F. H. A. Row I, L to R: J. Swanson, j. Frontera, B. Brinkley, J. Deane, B. Campbell, N. Measel N. Steele, C. Carlson. Row II: P. Connelly, C. Robinson, A. Eld, G. Nystrom, G. Savoia B. Rogers, K. Shaffer, C. Vaughn. Future Homemakers of America is a new club this year. Any girl taking advanced home- making is eligible for membership. One of the main events of the year was a Thanksgiving breakfast in November. The officers of F. H. A. are: Norma Measel, President, Nancy Steele, Vice President, Maggie Roth, Treasurer, Becky Campbell, Secretary, Geraldine Nystrom, Historian, Darlene Hadlield, song leader. Folk Song Group, one of Kane High's spe- cial singing groups, is often called upon by local clubs and organizations to provide entertain- ment at their meetings. The group, directed by Mr. Charles Stewart, specializes in folk songs and ballads. Highlighting the year is the annual tour of neighboring high schools. L to R: A Peterson, W. Mathys, C. Skelly, E. Murphy, L. Bilicic, V. Morse, S. Snapp, V. Johnson, R. Huckabone, T. Vantine. 304 0149 l 0lfL!O enior KAOIAUL6 Row I: L to R: C. Eshbaugh, J. Courley, S. Ordiway, G. Rathbun, S. Peterson, E. F redericks, L. Bilicic, D. And- erson, M. Overbeck, A. Peterson, M. Nelson, L. Anderson, R. Huckabone, I. Nelson, W. Anderson, T. Brinkley, B. Imbrogno, P. Nelson, E. Erickson, B. Geer, C. Burton, M. Bush. Row II: A. Wilson, B. Hannah, M. Harlan, M. Vito, C. Smith, J. Frontera, C. Peterson, L. Baker, C. Bucheit, A. Connelly, W. Mathys, A. Hauser, B. Peter- son, T. Cappello, B. Hultoman, T. Migliorino, T. Wolfe, I. McKinley, A. Eld, N. Sanders, D. McCauley. Row III: C. Stockston, B. Howard, L. Blair, J. Clauges, B. Law, R. Ferraro, M. Swanson, D. Dunkle, S. Carlson, T. Vantine, R. Mellander, M. Miller, T. Garell, D. Carlson, J. Blair, D. Stewart, B. Shaw, I. Branon, J. johnson, I. Burg, C. Ralston. Row IV: N. Steele, M. Roth, B. Taylor, J. Popielski, S. Cartwright, M. Hutchins, E. Murphy, A. Anderson, D. Pascale, I. Grandinetti, C. Murthough, M. Boddorf, N. VanHorn, V. Morse, B. Forquer, N. johnson, C. Landfair, B. Becker, M. Dalton, M. Rose, D. Johnson, M. Henle. Row V: D. Saulsgiver, S. Lamper, S. Sprester, P. Connelly, N. Dinger, G. Skelly, A. Wilson, N. Measel, N. Oakes, J. Connors, B. Howe, 1. Nor- dahl, W. Jones, P. Knapp, C. Vaughn, B. Sopko, B. Thompson, 1. Johnson, S. Phillips, S. Snapp. Senior High Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Loren Wright, got underway last fall by promptly starting to rehearse songs for their an- nual Christmas Carol Festival. The Night Be- fore Christmasf, The Snow Lay on the Groundf' and 'CLet It Snowy were a few of the songs they sang. In February six members of the chorus at- tended the North Central District Chorus Fes- tival in Montoursville, Pennsylvania. They were Cloris Skelly, Virginia Morse, Eunice Murphy, Lois Bilicic, Allen Peterson, and Ron Huckabone. JUNIOR BOYS' QUINTET L to R: R. Peterson, M. Nelson, A. Hauser, R. Hucka- bone, B. Hultman. For the annual Spring Concert, which was presented in April, the group sang Let There Be Muisc,,v 'KA Senorita's Serenadef, 'iBlessing Glory and Wisdomv and other selections. The Junior Boys' Quintet and the Sophomore Ensemble are two popular groups much in de- mand both in school and out. These boys, who sing folk and popular music, are often called upon to entertain civic and social groups in the Kane area, and are also favorites with the stu- dent body. SOPHOMORE EN SEMBLE Row I: D. Williamson, L. Anderson. Bow II: R. And son, I. Nelson. Row III: VV. Cook, T. Brown, A. Prind lf is fa -it .wz.s.fe2f1'+:,.e:m312 sg.:Vwwa:ea5k.2fs.ir2u1'+.ee5z.1Ifeigsasswersaslsifmmgaiexssmeqiirmiw. zfmior LM? Qfmxecf Kfzorzfw Row I: C. Cartwright, C. Bueheit, L. Homan, P. Horton, C. Himes, P. Chubon, C. Stewart, R. Ely D. VanDcrvoort. Row II: B. Sirianni, J. Cordon, S. Clark, L. Burton, P. Buchheit, K. Hanson B. Stiteler, J. Stimmel, J. Knapp, E. Street. Row III: B. Conklin, J. Campbell, P. Benigni, B Long, J. Lind, B. Heeter, K. Micheau, C. Novosel, M. Loeffier, M. Lamberson. Row IV: B. John- son, M. Mellander, D. Newcome, D. Davis, P. Conn, C. Simons, C. Johnson, L. Humphrey, P Irwin. Row V: B. Austin, S. Bradybaugh, N. Brinkley, R. McMolm, K. Eck, C. Antonson, E. Dinger S. Kridler, J. Blaisdel, R. McCandless, J. Port. Bow VI: D. Leone, P. Mansfield, K. Shaffer, J. Lu- bold, S. Morse. P. Russell, D. Fox, M. Irwin, D. Brown, M. Geary. Row I: J. Niklas, B. Deems, J. Hultman, R. Haight, B. Howard, B. Saf, VV. Olson, N. Hill, J. Mosier M. Zerbe, C. NVeilacher, E. Waring. Row II: T. Sirianni, B. Carlson, B. Carlson, B. Stevens, J. Frost C. Umpleby, B. Nicols, E. Forquer, D. Kimbrough, A. Malmrose, M. Knapp, B. Lantz. Row III J. Swanson, J. Fees, P. Pierotti, J. Hedlund, C. Mathys, C. Jolmson, S. Jolmson, L. Frost, K. Me- Michael, J. Williamson, M. Ford, P. Miller. Row IV: D. Thompson, B. Thomas, P. Erickson, E. Al- corn, M. Forsythe, S. Lundeen, R. Jackson, P. McGuire, K. Erich, A. Wenslow, A. Westerberg Row V: Pr. Cochrane, B. Crate, J. VVoodford, N. Swanson, L. See, J. Carlson, B. McCauley, R. Dun- kle, C. Peterson, J. Cohn. Row VI: S. Tunall, S. Overbeck, B. Garris, S. Humes, S. Johnson, M Lamper, J. Johnston, N. Wickwire, L. Peterson, S. Jones, H. Prietter, M. Montgomery. One of the most rewarding organizations open to the junior high students is the Junior High Mixed Chorus. Every XVednesday and Friday morning eighth and ninth grade song- birds burst forth into musical harmany. This group, under the di1'ection of Mr. Loren WVright, was organized early last fall. They practiced long and faithfully learning the basic principles of good harmony, such as careful enunciation, the maintenance of proper pitch, and the blend- ing of the voices. Eagerly they toiled away, prac- ticing for a very important coming event. This was the annual Christmas Festival featuring student talent. No sooner had this very suc- cessful affair taken place than they' began re- hearsals for the Spring Concert, which was held in April. Every Monday, VVednesday, ar Friday mornings during second peri Mr. Charles Stewart gave the dow beat and the high school band cou be heard Warming up to a snap march such as 'iHis Honorf' In April Nancy Homan, Carol VV ei er, Otis Irons, Wilbur Mathys and Iii Nelson traveled to Coudersport represent Kane High in the Nort Central District Band Festival. The band and orchestra combine to present their annual Spring Cox cert in May. The Kane High orchestra rehearse every Tuesday and Thursday mornin in the auditorium. This organizatio performed for many assemblies an for baccalaureate and commencemen exercises. -lust after returning from Christina vacation, Carol Malmstrom, Mar, Iohnson, Ruth Carlson. and Cleon Mathys participated in the North Cen tral District Orchestra Festival, Whicl was held in State College, Pennsyli vania. Mary lohnson was later chosen to represent Kane High at State Or- chestra in Erie. Hlgh steppin, majorettes-Lois, Gayle, and Carol ' A M1 Z?0LlfLC!'1' OILCAQI5 flfbl BAND idwinds N. Homan, B. Law, J. Rycling, J. Connors, C. Weiser, O. Irons, P. Miller, S. Kridler, M. Knapp, K. Micheau, M. Mont- ery, E. Erickson, J. johnson, C. Anderson, E. Bauer, D. Kimbrough, j. Stinnnel, A. Cappello, B. Johnson, C. Burton, C n, S. Smith, I. Heclluncl, B. Walker, B. Saf, B. Nicolas, R. Imlirogno, T. Vantine, I. Cohn, S. Orcliway, I. Johnston, F 'iner, D. Newcolne, J. Lindquist, K. Shaffer, S. Srock, 1. Carlson, S. Overbeck, P. Horton, L. Homan. s E. Murphy, J. VVeiser, M. Nelson, A, Prindle, E. Larson, VV. Olson, P. Pierotti, C. Hirnes, P. Bucheit, T. Ross, P. Conn nclerson, C. Harriger, C. Ralston, P. Nelson, R. Sunnnersgill, A. Peterson, WV. Mathys, J. Frost, N. johnson, J. Knapp urton, C. Uinpleby, P. Chuhon, L. Carris, J. Nelson. ussion C. Mathys, J. Panp, B. Hyrlc, N. VVickwire, R. Zampogna. ORCHESTRA gs R. Carlson, A. Connelly, C. Malmstrorn, C. Skelly, P. Cartwright, M. johnson, M. Bush, C. Stewart, C. Cartwright, M pbell, C. Mathys, I. Nelson. clwinds M. Knapp, O. Irons, 1. Connors, E. Erickson, B. Law, N. Homan, C. Weiser, P. Fuhner, C. Burton. s R. 'Sll1TllTlCI'Sglll, P. Nelson, A. Peterson, W. Mathys, j. Weiser, E. Murphy, M. Nelson, N. johnson, L. Burton. ussion A. XVilson, T. NVolfe. 0 R. Ferraro, C. Bucheit, S. Snapp. 57 iigdfft an gifacfe .ibramaficd EICHTH GRADE DBAINIATICS Row I, L to B: S. Huntzinger, M. Costello, P. Miller, S. Lundeen, J. Cordon, P. Mansfield, K. Mi- cheau, B. Stiteler, C. Antonson, S. Kridler, S. Overbeck, C. Lundgren. Row II: M. McKcchney, . Gabriel, B. McCauley, B. Jackson, J. Cohn, C. Robinson, E. Dinger, P. McGuire, J. Carlson, . Homan, M. Markcy, P. Horton. Row III: M. Campbell, J. Cartwright, C. Mohney, B. Levis, . I L D Long, B. Hatch, B. Carlson, B. Stevens, J. Hultman, J. Frost, P. Pierotti, K. Fulmer. Row IV: B. Austin, C. Peterson, A. Jolmson, J. Stanko, C. Morris, D. Caldwell, M. Donovan, J. Schaffer, B. NValker, J. Niklas, M. Lambertson, J. Lindquist. NINTH GRADE DRAMATICS Row I, L to R: C. DeMarte, B. Lance, P. Conn, N. NVickwire, D. Phillips, E. NVarring, C. XVeilacher, D. Kimbrough, S. Morse, M. Leoiiier, L. Peterson, S. Tunall. Row II: L. Frost, . I M Stimmel, M. Benigni, M. Buchheit, K. McMicheal, M. Mellander, A Malmrose, D. Leone, . Zerbe, S. Alderfer, B. Carris, K. Hanson, D. Davis, J. Fees. Row III: F. Colker, B. Holmes, R. Sirianni, L. Humphrey, J. Senior, R. Jolmson, J. Clark, C. Johnson, M. Montgomery, C. Novosel, V. Johnson, C. Mathys, A. Cappello. Row IV: C. Simons, J. Williamson, S. Johnson, J. Orcutt, S. Strawcutter, E. Hollingshead, J. Campbell, J. Lind, B. Long, NI. Burton, R. Wfoll, R. VVells, T. Boss, R. Haight, P. Erickson. Nearly fifty eighth graders interested in the World of make-believe, the theater, met under the guidance of Mrs. Grace Cochrane, to learn the fundamentals of dramatics. This group elected Bob Carlson, President, Penny Miller, Vice Presidentg Janelle Carlson. Secretary, and Shirley Overbeck, Treasurer. Pro- grams, which consisted of skits, pantomimes and short plays, were planned by the program com- mittee, with each member appearing in at least one. Major project of the Jr. Dramatics year was the presentation of the one-act play 'cDon't Call Me Juniorv, hy Hugh Pm. Bennick, which was given for junior high assembly and for VVest Side and Central Schools. Every other Tuesday, under the able guid- ance of Mr. Barilar, about fifty-five talented freshmen met for 9th Crade Dramatics. The primary purpose of the club was to enable the participating students to learn to express their dramatic ability. Secondly, they were laying the foundation for future member- ship in Thespian Club. Early in the year, the club divided into groups to give short plays, one for each meeting. The remaining members, acting as an audience, criticized the productions, giving the good and bad points. All members appeared in plays dur- ing the year. The young dramaticis oi'Hcers Were Angelo Cappello, President, Jean Stimmel, Secretary, and Roger Woll, Treasurer. Attired in formal gowns, the Usherettes, be re In th vespe The job of these thirty-three girls is to guide The girls hold no regular meetings, but can lied upon to usher at any school function. e spring sophomores are asked to help with Mfzere ffm - I7A8:5lOl:6LlfL USHERETTES Row I, L to R: M. Hutchins, J. Cartwright, A. VVilson, C. Peterson, S. Carlson, P. Cartwright, N. Dinger, P. Lican, N. Whittemore. Row II: I. Byham, J. Johnson, J. Quackenbush, S. Carlson, J. McKinley, B. Howc, A. Alcorn, I. Nordahl. Thespian Club is a dramatics organization for Kane High's veteran', actors and actresses- senior high students who have belonged to one of the junior dramatics clubs. This group had a full schedule of activities, all of them giving members a better under- standing to the world of the theater. They were given instruction in applying make-up and in stage presence, and presented the play Nobody Sleepsv. An outstanding program was given by Mort Clark, of Alfred University, and a troupe of players who had made a tour of Europe, who gave several presentations. the guidance of their adviser Miss Bar- Turner, provided a professional air for presentations at curtain time. to the seats that match the tickets they his is not done as easily as it sounds, when the big rush starts. T 1' Zllld COITIITISIICGHICIII exercises. THESPIAN Row I, L to R: G. Koza, D. johnson, J. Johnson, A. YVilson, A. Marconi, B. Becker, E. Barr, S. Cartwright. Row II: E. Erickson, M. Bush, C. Cayley, T. How- ard, T. Migliorino, T. VVolfe, L. Grosch, M. Miller, C. Stockton, S. Ordiway, G. Rathbun. Row III: C. Ralston, J. Gurell, M. Buchheit, I... Bilicic, S. Snapp, 1. Berg, J. Beatty, L. Garris, N. Schlopy, S. Peterson, A. Wilson. Row IV: S. Smith, A. Connelly, B. Shaw, I. Swanson, S. Thorsten, J. Lias, II. Lias, P. Bickel, M. Dalton. 59 D. Hayes, D. Saulsgiver, S. Phillips, eniolf' pfay The Grass Thatis Greener howling success. This 3 act far Hal O'Neil Kestler was one of t Classis Washington trip money- ing schemes. However, the enjoy that came from the production worth the work put into it by the the committees, the director, R Smith, and the student director E. Buchheit. The lively action of the play is to the problems of the Burchram ily. Tim Walter played George chram, whose campaign for may volves him with some strange p -the Ladies of Candleoosa, N Homan, Gloria Skelly, and Vir Hill, who present him with a m and two comic gangsters, Lippy, ry Migliorino, and Moe, Bill Ger who steal the medal and try to b mail George with it. Allen Pete as Harley Burchram and Tom as Farley save the day by recei the medal through the use of a va ville routine and lessen, an arm with a personality. p Ieanette Garell and Navarre l Horn, double-cast as Rita, help L Burchram through a succession of friends. Clark Gavley as Larry Lee Grosch as Roger drift away, li ing Loral brokenhearted. Grace l chram, Maw Thompson, saves I. by destroying her souvenirs, ' bringing her from her memories l to the present. Harlevis problem is solved whei and Farley get a part in the All-Sci Revue. Now he is confronted wi new problem: his long friendship ' Farley is threatened when Fa receives a terrifying n e W 16-' old birthday present-a girl fri Teenie, played by Millie Hutchin: Top picture: L. Novosel, J. Garell Thompson. Second: A. Peterson, M. Hutchins, T. V' Third: L. Grosch, N. Van Horn, C. G2 L. Novosel. Bottom: B. German, N. Homan, G. Si V. Hill, T. Migliorino, T. Walter. Thompson. 60 lfmiolf lgfag rs. Daisy, Mrs. Daisyli' The ex- 've booming of Father Moynihan d be heard throughout the audi- l1T1 on the evenings of March 20 21. These were the nights the r class presented their play, Jen- issed Mef, he play centered around the trials tribulations of a Catholic priest n his housekeeperis niece, Jenny, e to stay for a short period of time. nny came from the country and not considered hepf' Father s a hand in the situation and turns y into a real siren. ather's next brainstorm is to get ny married oil, and his unsuspect- Victim is Owen Parkside. Fate, ever, takes its turn and Jenny falls ove with Father's friend Michael. her, his scheme disrupted by this lxpected turn of events, orders hael out of the rectory. 'ather relents in the end, Jenny and hael set their wedding date and only remaining problem was who uld get custody of the guppies. .n the cast were: Jim Ingersoll, her Moynihan, Janet Branon and Novosel, Jenny, Bruce Hultman, chael, June Quackenbush, Mrs. isy, Carol Weise1', Sister Mary, rgie Bush, Shirley, Alice Cochrane, ss Stearns, Carol Peterson, Mary, ne Kerestes, Harry, Bonnie John- 1, Jo, Chuck Eld, Owen, Larry rnhart, Mr. Parkside, Nina Dinger, 'scillag and Janet Branon and Pat vosel as Jane. iss Joanne Begeny directed Jenny sed Men with Virginia Cartwright student director. Cartwright, M. Bush, C. Weiser, J. Inger- l, B. Hultman. Quackenbush, J. Ingersoll, C. Peterson Kerestes, B. Johnson. Eld, J. Branon, B. Hultman. Dinger, J. Quackenbush, A. Cochrane, J anon, C. Peterson, V. Cartwright, J. Inger- ll, B. Johnson, D. Kerestes, C. Eld, C eiser, M. Bush, B. Hultman, L. Bernhardt GI if ga I X 1 Jf4fALfL uaraifg joolfdcaf E' E 1 'F 3 E E 3 E 2 2 5 Row I, L to R: I. Bouch, 1. Rook, R. Huckabone, S. Bloomquist, L. Ashbaugh. Row II: Jim Kibbie, J. In- gersoll, AI. Milford, L. Niklas, P. Morris, W. Osmer,R. Imbrogno, J. Jones, B. Hultman. Row III: J. DeWalt, D. Schuster, R. Barnaby, I. Johnson, M. Miller, G. Anderson, john Kibbie. Row IV: R. Meyers, R. German, B. Peterson, G. Meckley, E. Bauer. About fifty ballplayers charged onto the Kane gridiron late in August to End big chances in store for them. After three Weeks of hard Work, the VVolves Were set to unveil their 1957 team. Failing to take advantage of breaks made by Bidgway High Elkers, Kane lost its opener 19-0. Coming up against the champions of the Bucktail Conference, the St. Marys Dutchmen, Kane was beaten 31-12. A fired-up Kane team beat Emporium 21-12 for their Hrst Win of the season. With a Win under their belts the Wolves Went to meet their old rivals the Iohnsonburg Ramblers, and were Whipped 40-14. Without any hope of taking first place in the Bucktail Conference, the Wolf-pack bitterly avenged themselves by trouncing the Port Alle- gany c'Gatorsv 37-12. The Wolves went to Northern Area to play for the first time. Kane Was beaten 26-13. The Kane Wolves reached their peak at Warren, when they battled the supposedly tough Dragons to defeat by the score 20-7. The Wolves fans watched a fired-up Frank- lin team beat Kane 12-7 in the snow. This was Kane,s final game. The Wolves Wound up with a record of three Wins and five defeats. gf U 5f...r.ff E 5 Q E 2 5 5 5 3 2 1 a i Row I, L to R: VV. Wichman, S. Garris, B. Imbrogno, D. Thompson, E. Street, D. Van Dervoort, G. Kline, T. Dinger, K. johnson. Row II: J. Adamczyk, I. Carlson, B. Wells, I. Richardson, G. johnson, A. Cappello, T. Gustafson. Row III: D. Uplinger, P. Shields, R. Brinkley, F. Smith, J. Swanson, W. Neal, E. Malmstrom. Row IV: T. Sirianni, P. Bloomquist, B, Fridley, B. Thomas, I. Long, T. Dolan. J. V. SCHEDULE With tremendous support from the ninth grade, high hopes for a good varsity team in the future were awakened this year by the junior Kane Opp' varsity team under the guidance of Coach Vern it. Marys ..... ......... 9 ,.,..,.. ,..,..,., 1 3 johnson. These boys showed great promise by the heffield .,..... ......,.. 7 ...,.... .......,. 2 7 manner in which 'they tackled opponents much , larger than they Were. ohnsonburg ..,... .,.....,. 0 ,..,..,. ......... l 9 I. V. letters were awarded to the following: Ed Street, Ron Huckabone, Tom Brown, Larry Bradford ..... ......... 0 .,..,... ,..,...,. 3 9 Ashbaugh, Gary Anderson, Ioe Bouch, Jim Swan- son, Frank Smith, Tom Brinkley, Gene Kline, ohnsonburg ..... ..,..,.,. 7 .,....,. ...... 0 P at Shields, and Bob Myers. 65 Northern Area .. Warren ........... Franklin .,,.. Football men-in action ancl otherwise. VARSITY SCHEDULE Kane Riclgway .,... ....i... St. Marys ..,A.,. ,.A..... Emporium ...,, ...... A Iohnsonburg ...... ........ Port Allegany ,........., .. Brookville .....A i....... C ance Carryall Kenny. Rough and ready. 66 0 ......,...... 12 ,,...... 21 ...,..A....... 14 ...,,. ,. 37 ...,4.,....... 13 .........,... 20 ,...........,. 7 ,.........,,. KAQZPLCLCJQPJ VARSITY R: M. Hutchins, P. Struffolino, 1. on, L. Novosel, P. Novosel, V. wright. JR. VARSITY tom: M. Rose, M. Boddorf, C. Weaver, C. Peterson. Top: Himes, J. Gourley. 67 Boosting the morale of players and fans was the duty of the cheerleaders who were found leaping, bouncing and bobbing at every football or bas- ketball game, cheering the Wolves to victory. The cheerleaders had a new looki' this year. For football season they donned new white golves, and beanies in Kane High's red and blue. Later, before the start of King Bas- ketball's reign, their traditional blue skirts were remodeled, and the girls emerged for basketball season sport- ing red skirts, white blouses, bow ties and beanies, an entirely different uni- form from last year's blue skirts and red sweaters. The cheerleaders worked long and hard for our school. They held pep assemblies, a parade and bonfire, sold tickets for the uptown Booster Club, and assisted in the Coronation Cere- monies of Homecoming Queen Becky Campbell, forming an archway of red and blue for the royal procession. An annual affair is the formal din- ner party always held during the Christmas season, chaperoned by the adviser Mrs. Turner and an invited guest of the faculty who has given extra time and help to the cheerlead- ing squad. wrdifg gadgefgaf fi L to R: jim Kibbie, D. Paar, A. Hauser, I. Scott, D. Foote, B. Lindquist, I. De Walt, R. Bush, B. Barnaby. On page 69 M. Miller, P. Garell. SCHEDULE Kane Opp. Warren ,..... ....,.. .,.,....,. ....... Ridgway ...,.... . ,..,. . ,,..,. Jolmsonburg .... , ....... .,...,.... ,..... . St. Marys .....,.., ,...... , ,......,. ....... Q jolmsonburg ..... ....,.. .......... ....... Q l 88 75 47 37 38 47 'V DuBois ,............ ....... 4 0 .,........ ,...... 4 9 60 44 47 38 CurWensville ....... 57 .,........ 31 27 66 W Bradford ........,..... ,..... ...,...... ...,... PunxsutaWney ..,.. ...,.. 2 9 ,,.,...... .,,.,., 4 6 A Ridgway .......,.., ...... 5 8 ....,..... ....... 5 2 Clearfield ..,.., ....,.. 5 8 ....,..... . ,..,,, 53 Olean .....,...... .,..... 5 6 .....,,.., ....... 4 4 'Brookville ....., ....... 4 9 ,...,..,.. ....... 4 2 St. Marys ..,.., ....... 5 9 .....,.... .,..... 5 8 Olean ........ ..,... 6 5 ......,.., ,.,... 5 9 'Du Bois .... ....... 5 2 ,......... ..,,... 3 5 4 Brookville ,..,. ....... 5 9 .......... .,..... 2 9 'Curwensville ... ....... 76 .....,.... ..... . .45 PunXsutaWney .... ......, 5 8 ..,..,.... ..,,.. 5 4 2 'Bradford ,........... . ...r... 69 ...,..,... ,,.,.. 5 8 V Clearfield ......... ....... 6 8 ,.....,... ....... 5 9 ' ' DuBois ,.......,...,.., ..,,. 5 O .......... ,...... 7 5 League Games M Playoff 68 A. Barilar, M. Bausch, L. Iohnson , 1 1 he basketball Wolves got to a flying stait by Whipping owerful Warren team 85-74 1 taking the Bidgway Elkers the Ridgway court 57-47. hen the roof fell in as Kane t down to defeat before the nsonburg Ramblers and by Dubois quintet for their first ue loss. up spirit, they defeat- and moved home Wallop Johnsonburg. Cur- s Golden Tide was no for the Wolves, and that gave them a 1-1 league Rauschmen trekked to to suffer their Worst of the season, 66-27, and days later dropped their game to the Punxsutawn- Chucks, for a 1-3 record in play. Winning their next twelve the Wolfpack gained a ee way tie for first place with bois and Punxsy. In their fin- showing of the season, the ne quintet Whipped the Clear- d Bisons and a Week later, t Dubois in a sudden death nination playoff, with the vic- to meet Punxsutawney for District IX Championship. ane fell before the Beaver sing the season with an ad- 'able record of seventeen wins Hve losses. ob Lindquist was the leading rer in the league with a total 212 points. VVill it go lflp L Ashb nigh B Hultmin D Weaver B J 6lflfL6! JF. g0L5A8fA6'L!! Row I, L to R: B. Walker, P. Pierotti, B. Saf, B. Carlson, I. Knapp, K. Fulrner, D. Caldwell. Row II: G. Kline, D. Thompson, P. Bloomquist, A. Kelley, B. Wells, L. Ewing, T. Hesso, H. Frederski. Row I, L to R: K. Johnson, I. Swanson, J. Kibbie, D. Vandervoort, R. Haight, B. Harris. Row II: R. German, D. Mague, D. Williamson, T. Howard, R. Brinkley, L. Anderson. Warren . .,,.,.,....,,...................., . Rldgway ........... ........ J. V. SCHEDULE Kane Opp. 44 ..,....., ....,.... 4 2 52 ..,...... ......... 3 8 35 25 Iohnsonburg ...... ........ .......,, .......,. 4 2 Du Bois ....,...,., ..,..... .......,, ......... 4 4 St. Marys .......,.... ........ , ........ ....,... 3 7 Iohnsonburg ...,.. .....,.. ........, ..,...... 3 I J Curwensville ...... ........ .....,... .,..,... 2 9 Bradford ....., 49 Punxsutawney Ridgway .......,,.,. ..,..,.. Olean . .......... Brookville .... ,.. ...... .. St. Marys ,..,. Olean ........... Du Bois ....... . ,....,. .......,. ,...,... . 4 0 38 3 1 3 1 33 49 43 Clearfield ......... ..,...., 3 2 45 26 48 49 52 54 30 28 Brookville ..,.... ........ Kane Opp Curwensville ,.....,.. ........ 3 7 ........ .....,... 2 4 Punxsutawney ,...,., ...,.... 5 2 ,,.,,... .,...,.., 6 2 Bradford ....,....... ........ 3 5. ,...... ,........ 3 4 Clearfield ..............,..........,....,.., 48 ,.,..... ......... 3 8 JR. Sheffield .,.,... Ridgway ...,. Bradford ..... Sheffield ....... Ridgway .,...... johnsonburg Sheffield , .....,..... .....,. , Bradford ........ St. Marys ,..... Johnsonburg HIGH SCHEDULE Kane Opp 29 ..... 24 ,...,... .......,. 2 0 31 .,...... ......... 2 8 20, ......, ,......,. 2 4 16 ........ .....,... 4 7 15 ..,,.... ..,...,.. 2 6 A pri May . ZIACLC Row I, L to R: J. VanAken, P. Lemmon, S. Cummings, R. Engman, T. Deane, W. Fridley, K. john- son, H. Haight, I. Fees, D. Vandervoort, A. Cappello, G. Kline, 1. Swanson, D. Thompson, T. Gar- ell, K. Knapp, P. Shields, T. Dolan. Row II: J. Johnson, B. Shrubb, G. Johnson, E. Snapp, D. Riegel L. Irwin, T. Dinger, F. McGinty, W. Haulik, M. Nelson, B. Iohnston, C. Stamer, S. Bloomquist J. Carlson, L. Bernhard, R. Holt. Row III: L. Crosch, B. Howard, J. DeWalt, B. Reigel, C. Pierce j. Sirianni, R. Alaska , B. Hultman, J. Kibhie, T. Harris, T. Brown, G. Meckley, B. Bamaby, A Anderson, F. Howarcli Row IV: R. Imbrogno, A. johnson, I. Scott, M. Miller, P. Engman, F. Jell- crds, B. Tunall, B. Malmrose, E. Bauer, L. Ferranto, D. WVilliamson, G. Anderson, B. Reigel, A Hauser. Row V: D. Weaver, C. Mellander, B. Hutchins, B. Cuthhertson, B. Brown, R. Swanson, L Ashbaugh, D. Anderson, B. Peterson, D. Foote, I. Ingersoll. TRACK SCHEDULE 1958 l 15-VVarren, Youngsville .,..,. . . ...T 6-Braclfo1'd .... ..... . .... . . . ...T 22-ShefHelcl ...,...,.....,........ . . ..,. H 10-County ,.... ...... S methport 29-I-Burg ...... . . HH 17-District ..... ...... S methport 3-Smethport ...... . ,,.... T 24--State ....... ..... P enn State B. Barnaby L. Crosch, BI. Miller, B. Barnahy L. Grosch 71 WA ' jnframzfwa 6 Tuesdays and Thursdays were b days in the gym, for on these o' the girls played intramural spc competing against teams in their q division, junior high or senior hi All intramural sports were suoervi by Mrs. Alice Turner. who schedu games and registered teams, assis by voluntary referees and scoreke ers. The First activity of the intrami season was wall soccer. Prudy B: el,s Bebops took top honors in senior league, while Ginger Johnsm Slap Happyls were the champs in junior circuit. Next on the agenda was foul shd ing, in which the girls shot for twer five baskets. Sandy Dwight with' teen points was the senior leap champion and Nancy Schloppy v tops among the junior high girlsi Basketball, the favorite sport in inntramural program, followed, w the Bebops and the Slap Happys t ing over the first place slots again, in wall soccer. l The nets went up, signalling start of the volleyball season. 'l Bebops emerged victorious, adding third championship to their honors soccer and basketball, The last sport on the intramu schedule was badminton. As in previous years, felt emble were awarded to members of cha pionship teams in basketball, voll ball and badminton. Also, the ini mural Kls were awarded to individ girls who had attained the high number of points throughout the ye The point system gives each girl points for winning, seven for losi tive for substituting and three for 1 ereeing and scorekeeping. 72 he confusion in the boys, locker Tl on Monday and Wednesday in- ted the mass participation in boys, imurals. The intramural program, hh is divised for boys who do not icipate in a varsity sport. is under supervision of Mr. Victor Gentil- zaring footballs characterized the isport, touch football. Leo Fer- o and his team, the Lions, took lhonors in the senior league. asketball inaugurated the Winter tram. After a full schedule of 3 games and a lot of fun, the sers emerged as senior league nps. 1 foul shooting each boy partici- d only against members of his class. Champions were Leo Fer- o, senior, Roger Beatty, junior, 'y Anderson, sophomore, R o n I,ht, freshman, Tom Hesso, eighth le. olleyball was also a popular sport. Lackers Won first place in the or league and the Spikers and nicks were victorious in the fresh- and eighth grade leagues, Vol- all is the only sport in Which the lty has a team. ltramural Wrestling oifered indi- ial competition for each boy. This ' there were eight different Weight ses with a champion in each. Each t created a great deal of interest enthusiasm for both the partici- ts and the spectators. he pleasant sunshine and warm loors offered a perfect atmosphere the track and field events of the ig intramural program. With the pletion of this activity, intramur- were finished for the present school 1, and Kis were awarded to those 1 the highest number of points. 73 Oyff, .!lfLfl 0'Ll0fLOLlf'6'L 5 !O0lfL60l f5 Stackpole Carbon Co. it it ik Bell Telephone Bertch Trucking Co. W. H. Christie and Sons H ii it Colemanis Motor Express Cohnis Cummingis Funeral Home Custom Floors Danielson Dairy DeCamp's Tire and Battery Service Deiches, Clothing Company, Inc. Dressers G3llS1H21l1,S Garage Hillcrest Restaurant Hilltop Garage Hottelis Grocery if it if A friend Anderson's Bread Ann Shop Arcade Restaurant Archeris News-Sporting Goods Beckis Cafe Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks it-329 R. H. Bennett Lumber Bennyis Wrecking Yard Bentz Furniture E. VV. Beusoy Bloomquist Cleaners and Tailors Bloomquist Office Supply Bradford Era Kane Estate Inc. Printz Company Walker Creamery Products Co. Kane Bank and Trust Co. Kane Dairy Kane Gas, Light, and Heating Co. Kane Manufacturing Leed's Novosel Lumber Company Peabody Feed Store Superior Cleaners Suzanne Shoppe Temple Theater Truden and Saines T.V. Sales and Service Western Auto Breezy Heights Inc. W. E. Brown Body Shop Bucktail Hotel Bunce and Carey Bus Terminal Bush's Pharmacy Thomas I. Butler Agency Caldwellis Refrigeration Cardamone Shoe Shop Champlinis Trucking and General Hauling City Cash Market Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cleland Commercial Hotel I. Wade Crate MIDDLE BOTTOM llowv ymu, daughter . ' f' l. New fashion in jackets! l. The Thompsous look in on English Elementary, my dear Mr. Dono- 2. Artwork proves fascinating to par- TV Work- an . . .D ents. 2. Well, I declare! isitors' night at Kane High. 3. MH. Turner checks atteiiclanee ree- 3. Open House-Refreshments! orc s. 75 Dan Dee Shop Dane Garage Danielsorfs Dairy Bar Deaconess Hospital Ralph N. DeCa1np Family Grocery Foote Radio and Electric Fraternal Order of Eagles Gee Gee,s Kendall Service Halling,s Hillside Dairy Hazel,s Record Shop Dr. J. M. Heimbach Hilma's Beauty Shop Himes Garage F. R. Holmes Poster Adv. Co. Holt's Flowers and Greens Howells and Crossmire Howes Leather Company, Inc Hub Shoe Store Jack Frost Blders., Inc. Jakes Auto Parts, Inc. Jennie,s Beauty Nook Johnson Bros. Johnson Furniture Store Johnson Grocery Johnson Keesler JOl11'1StO1l,S Mobil Service Kalgreifs Garage and Grocery Kane Auto Parts Kane Decorating Company Kane Dinor Kane Finance Kane Greenhouse Kane Handle Co. Kane Manor Kane Pure Ice Co. Kane Roofing and Siding Kane Supply Company I9 0145 0l f5 76 Kane Taxi Company Maud G. Kebler Knapp and Lindhome Ladies of the Moose La Victoire Shoppe Larson Jewelry Dr. William Lind Lou,s Workingman's Store Ludlow Garage Lundberg Esso Service Manno Real Estate and Insurance Marasco Motor Sales Market Basket Master Cleaners T. T. McCoy McCrory,s 5 and 10 Store McLellan Stores Meckleyis Feed Store Mellander and Carlson WV. H. Mellen Men,s Shop Milleifs Service Station Morelli Mfg. Co. Dr. John Morrison Mountain City Booterie Northern Pipe and Supply Go Nut Shop Olson Insurance Agency Penn Kane Hotel Pennsylvania Gas Co. O. T. Peterson Phillips, Keystone Service Pizoifs Hardware Prudential Insurance Purk,s Red and White Quality Master Market Quality Woodcraft Ralph's Sunoco Service 1. Think she passed it? 2. No, not butterflies, it's home ec talent on display. 3. 'iltis il puzzleinent . . . 4. Best of buddies . . . 5. just taken it easy . . . 6. Peck-a-bool 7. Ain't love grand? S. VVhat,s everybody lookin' nt? 9. He watched the birdie!! 10. Frosh science projects on parade. 77 Randy Dandy Bakery Ranfls Gulf Service Reed's Tire Service Robinson Garage Rose Radio and Electric Roy B. Constable Stores. Russell City Store Seven Up Bottling Co. Schleiffis Sporting Goods Scutellais Cleaners Sealtest Ice Cream Sirianni Bros. Jewelers Snyder,s Specialty Co. South Side Grocery Stoll Dry Goods Store C. I. Stahl and Co. I0 0lfL5 0l :5 Inc. ik HY? if if it it Stoll Hardware Stollis Atlantic Service Sunset Restaurant H. W. Swanson Swanson and Co. Swick Chevrolet Co. Temple Pharmacy Texas Hot Lunch Thompson and Company Tilburg,s Concrete Products Wahlberg Dairy VVeston's Mountain Top Beverages Dr. H. E. Wheeler Wolf Farm Zook Motors Inc. Van Aken Funeral Home R. I-Iadiield Nansen Hotel Leone Shop ,,ACAlfL0lfffLJgVlfLelfLf.'f Sponsors listed on pages 74, 76, 78. Robert Carson, Kane, Pennsylvania John Cliff, Kane, Pennsylvania Hi-Life, Kane Area Joint High School Lou Manfredo, Nicholas Studio, Kane, Pennsylvania Kurtz Bros., Clearlield, Pennsylvania joseph De Orio, The Canton Engraving and Electrotype Co., Canton, Ohio 78 Top: 1. Oh, but it's so fattening! 2. No, she's not dressing a chicken. 3. Looks okay to inc . . . Middle: 1. Schoohnastcr Suniniersgill, 2. NElll'Gkil! live found it!', 3. Wfonders of the hydra. 4. It was fascination . . .D Bottom: 1. Anybody for a candy bar? 2. Itis a thing-a-ina-hob, I think. 3. Prize winners-thc socks! 4. English 111 What's so funny? 79 .xd1fLf0gral9A5 X... , ..-...-Q ...,.., ..-... -..-.. .... . .v.- - .- -1, ,U-Q'-M---V.--.e----.1 '--r--r'-rs'------rrfrr-1 v'r':YP- 1 11 N 9 5 A i e F , . , . . I Q A. 1 . 3 ,Y xg fi e X ' 4: . 6 L. A V 1 :v -' ' - . 1.J.- ' .j1,.,. .r v ...-L-......1..,..:L.1, .si .,,..:,:g.v-Q.. F. '.L.1-...JI-'.n..........v.,- .A-,...f.-..