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

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Volume 40 Published by the students of Kane Area loint Senior High School Kane, Pennsylvania 3

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! G i I i s 1 ai 5 ni x l 5 l a 1960 Hurri-Kane 2

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FOREWORD What can we say about Kane High that has not been said so many times before? Even though new things have been added, Kane High is essentially the same as it has been for many years. Our yearbook itself is forty years old this year. Letis reminisce for a while. A walk around the stage will turn up an almost uncountable number of names Writ- ten on the back of the sets. As we see each one, we remember a certain play, a certain time when we wanted to let future classes see who had been there in years past. VVe read lists of old play casts, stage crews and play committees. Our names are among the many others inscribed there. Surpris- ingly enough, we remember when each one was written. A look at the chem lab reveals more mem- ories of our school days. Maybe we see a mark on a desk we made in lab, or maybe a mark on the ceiling where our hydrogen generator blew up. We think of physics lab and our struggle with weights and balances. A smile comes to our lips when We remember our saying something could not possibly be done and then seeing our instructor do it. How we felt like fools. Amid all our homework and tests we find a place for the activities. As we see the Hi-Life office and the Hurri-Kane office, we remember our struggles to write in words which produce the desired effect and put on paper that which we are think- ing. Sometimes it worked and sometimes it didnit. The halls themselves hold memories which are now as much a part of us as any- thing is. When we Walked alone, after school was dismissed, through the silent halls, could we help but stop and think? We knew that We would not be here in this school a long time. For what is time but a fraction of eternity? While we were in Kane High, we were anxious to leave, but when finally we did leave, we looked with longing at the school where we spent some of the happiest years of our lives.