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

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USHERETTES Row I, Lto R: M. Knapp, -I. Johnson, D. Leone, J. Frontera, S. Tunall, D. Pascale, P. Benigni, D. Fox, P. Cartwright, C. Smith, J. Hess. Row II: J. Rose, A. VVilson, B. Long, A. VVeaver, QI. Gourley, B. Hannah, P. Geer, Aldcrfer, D. Cartwright, C. Peterson, M. Zerbe, B. johnson. Row III: M. Swanson, J. McKinley, L. Bilicic, C. Stockton, J. Port, L. Hale, B. Timpano, E. Forquer, J. Christy, P. Irwin, J. Williamson, S. Clark. MA8If'8ff915 Guiding people to their seats and match- ing the right seats to the tickets, isn't an easy task for anyone. A group of forty-live girls, the Usherettes, under the guidance of their adviser, Miss jan Mincer, handled the job expertly. The girls ushered for all class plays and concerts. Their biggest tasks proved to be the District Chorus Concert held in April in the Inn- ior High and also Commencement held in Iune. jdeapian Thespis, according to legend, was the I-irst actor. But he was certainly not the last, mem- bers of Thespian Club, meeting every other Tuesday, did their best to emulate him. Early in the year they learned to follow stage direc- tions and were introduced to the intricacies of the lighting system. Later they presented a hilarious play, The Red Lamp, before Kane and Iohnsonburg high school audiences. Miss Juli- anne Iohnston was the clubs adviser. THESPIAN Row I, Lto R: E. Mu1'phy, D. Leone, P. Conn, C. DeMarte, J. Mosier, P. Bcnigni, R. Riet- ter, I. Orcutt, L. Peterson. Row II: B. Lantz, S. Alderfer, F. Colker, S. Strawcutter, E. Frederick, D. Kimbrough, A. Cochrane, L. Bilicic, E. Benson. Row III: J. Stinnnel, S. Clark, R. Sirianni, I. Campbell, I. Christy, V. johnson,,K. McMichael, T. Howard, L. Nasman. 15

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PHY CHY Row I, L to R: A. Prindlc, P. DeMa1'te, R. Peterson, M. Rose, T. Howard, J. Ingersoll, D. Weaver, D. Summersgill, L. Bernhard. Row II: B. Leone, D. Paar, B. Bentz, D. Foote, R. Weilacher, W. Haulik, B. Mellandcr, B. Anderson. Row III: M. I. Henle, G. Sarvey, D. John- son, C. Ralston, I. Johnson, E. Bizzak, D. Kcrcstes, L. Bilicic. Row IV: C. Eld, D. Blackmore, C. Himes, D. McCauley, M. Bush, C. Burton, I. Weiser, R. Carlson, P. Fulmer. PA, er, fl 3 Phy Chy Club, which consists of physics and The Future Teachers of America promotes chemistry students, promotes interest in science. interest in the teaching profession by programs Under the supervision of Mr. Bryant, experi- designed to acquaint students with the skills re- ments are performed and other informative pro- quired for teaching. Miss Eckman is the groups grams are conducted. adviser. F. T. A. Row 1, L to R: C. Pierotti, J. Branon, J. Bundy, L. Bernhard, M. Bush, P. Novosel, C. Himes, N. Schlopy. Row II: S. Smith, C. johnson, I. Mosier, C. johnson, F. Colker, S. Clark, D. johnson, M. Boddorf, N. Clawgcs. Row III: B. Howard, D. Paar, j. Corley, L. Garris, B. An- derson, I. Christy, S. Alderfcr. 14

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Lto R: B. Timpano, F. Farrell, A. WVeaver, T. Howard, C. Eld, C. Burton, M. Bush, R. Bennett, M. Nelson, A. Hauser, L. Nasman, A. Cochrane. BEHIND TI-IE SCENES enior Cjfowd pfay The class of '59 did a complete about- face from their last yearis comedy when they presented The Passing of the Third Floor Back. Into the lives of some very bitter, self- centered people comes the Stranger, whose eyes seem to see one's secret, even forgotten, better self. All who meet his gaze are com- pelled to change-for the better. In a re- markably short time, the boarding house is transformed from a veritable den of 'thieves to the home of a pleasant, thoughtful group, almost a family. No longer is everyone in- terested only in himself, rather, each mem- ber of the household is concerned with help- ing someone more unfortunate than he. And then the Stranger, his work here done, quiet- ly walks out of their lives. The cast comprised Charles Eld as the Stranger, Betty Timpano as Stasia the maid, Alan Hauser as Christopher Penny, Monroe Nelson and Carol Burton as Major and Mrs. Tompkins, Arlene VVeaver as Vivian, their daughter, Rita Bennett as Miss Kite, the middle-aged coquette, Marjorie Bush as Mrs. deHooley, the social climber, Tom Howard as Joseph Wright, Leonard Nasman as Iape Samuels, the Jew, Fred Farrell as Harry Larcom, and Alice Cochrane as Mrs. Sharpe, the landlady. Mr. Robert Smith lent his able direction to the senior activities, with Virginia Cartwright assisting as student di- rector. 16