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

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NATIONAL HONOR Bow I, Lto B: E. Murphy, P. Cartwright, V. Cartwright, I. Iohnson, L. Baker. Row II: C. XVeiser, A. Connelly, B. Hannah, A. Cochrane, M. Bush, E. Johnson, S. Snapp. Row III: I. Ingersoll, L. Bilicic, P. Novosel, J. Branon, B. Shaw, D. Pearson, B. Hultman. Row IV: T Vantine, B. Peterson, W. Haulik, B. Mellander, T. Howard, D. Foote, C. Eld. Walfionaf Amor Scielfg To be a member of the National Honor Society, you must be in the upper third of your class. Besides this scholarship, leadership, char- acter and service are considered as qualifications for membership in the Society. Only fifteen per- cent of each class is accepted, five percent in the junior year and ten percent in the senior were inducted into the National Honor Society. og row? Aaidfanfa Excuse me, where can I find . . . ? When Mrs. Iones is too busy to answer this question, a competent library assistant takes over. These girls leave Mrs. Jones free to take care of her other duties as repairing books, sending over- due slips, cataloging, covering, and shelving new books. It is often said that the library assistants are one of the library,s greatest assets. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row I, L to R: E. Frederick, Strawcuttcr, J. Beatty, S. Wfhippo, D. Leone, N. Sc-hlopy, D. Cartwright, J. Hess. Row II: B. Howe, J. Grandinetti, B. Hecter, Morse, B. Conklin, K. McMichael, E. Hollingshead, J. Y. Johnson.

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Row I, Lto R: C. Landfair, R. XVeilacher, I. Dehlartc. B. Hultman, E. johnson, C. Pierotti, D. Kerestes. Row II: A. Kelley, J. Rose, R. Haight, YV. I-Iauhk, B. Mellander, D. Black- more, D. VVilliamson. Row III: C. Harrigcr, P. Bloomqulst, C. Mecklcy, S. Tunall, L. Frost, N. Hill, B. Conklin. aghfacfenf gooufwi Student Council, the governing body of our school, helps to work out the prob- lems which arise in our daily school life. There are four standing committees in Stu- dent Council Which handle these school problems and help to keep the schedule running smoothly. The Service Committee plans all service projects such as American Education WVeek and the schools March of Dimes campaign. Planning and choosing assembly programs is the job of the As- sembly Committee. Those delicious meals We eat in the cafeteria are all planned by the Cafeteria Committee. The Snowball, after-game dances and other social events are planned by the Social Committee. Student Council's two main accom- plishments this vear were the Student Handbook and the presentation of the Youth Code drawn up by the Child Study Club. The officers of Student Council are Bruce Hultman, presidentg Roger Weil- acher, vice presidentg JoAnn DeMarte, secretaryg and Emmy Johnson, treasurer. Bruce conducts business Cafeteria CO111IHitt66 in meeting. HCU011- 11

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F. H. A. Row I: M. Peterson, M. Forsythe, J. Swanson, J. Kridlcr, M. Kimbrough, S. Anderson, Peterson, J. Ennis. Row II: J. McKinley, A. Alcorn, B. Forqucr, Morse, J. Wiggins, J. Rose, B. Rodgers, H. Klaiber. EAA Future Homemakers of America is a club composed of girls taking advanced homemaking. This year five girls attended the Regional F. H. A. meeting. The officers of F. H. A. are: Bonnie Johnson, President, Mary Kimbrough, Vice President, Bar- bara Forquer, Treasurer, Dorothy Pascale, Sec- retary, Historian, Joan McKinley, Song Leader. Judi Rose, and Jane VViggins, Recorder. Hawaii? The purpose of the Varsity Club is to pro- mote the best possible conditions in the athletic program. To become a member of the club a boy must have won a varsity letter in football, bas- ketball, or track. The club is advised by Mr. Robert Robinson. VARSITY CLUB Row I: R. Robinson, B. Peterson, G. Meckley, J. Kibbie, J. Ingersoll, B. Johnson, D. Vander- voort. Row II: A. Hauser, VV. Haulik, D. Foote, E. Bauer, D. Schuster, J. Rook, B. Hultman, R. Imbrogno, John Kibbie.