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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

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I-T-'l'132Q 'L:1'l4?Ef3E'f'f r'f:.'x -l':5'f5:f' ',7'I-FT-1S1s f '-,-'.1.f ..EQ.7N.k'.T - ' N T-Z':lfX--3. E -I3 5 K . -.lx ' ' ff G' 'fn' V' ' nf' 5 ....,.,..............,. . .f ., , --,N-.- Z. ,. ,. ..: ,. .-A L- -xx.. T.-,... .-, , -4-- - .. - . ..,, . -. ., . , , , X i. N HURRI-KAN Kane Area Union High School Kane, Pennsylvania I We, the Class of 1965, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Grace Johnston, Whose able assistance and support of school, as well as community projects, has earned for her our gratitude and respect. DEDICATION FOREWORD To the staff of the 1965 Hurri-Kane falls the task of compiling a history of the entire school year and putting it all in a single volume. The sophomores who came here in 1962, not fully realizing the importance of the coming years, are now graduating to face greater challengesg but they will always remember the part Kane High played in molding their futures. This is what life was like in Kane High during the school year of 1964-65. Contents Opening Section Administration Board of Education Faculty and Personnel Classes Activities Athletics Sponsors Acknowledgments 3 1-7 10 11 12-17 20-49 52-69 72-78 79-80 80 STUDE NT LIFE 4,444 4 M .www-N ,, s HY, 3 sggi, FACULTY SUPE RINTENDE NT By the end of this year over 5400 people will have graduated from the Kane High School. Adding to this the number who have graduated at james City, Ludlow and Mt. Iewett the number totals over 7000. All these schools have made significant contri- butions to this area in the past. They have also contributed to the state, the nation and the world. We are represented around the world from the Department of State, the armed forces, on college faculties, in all the professions-in all walks of life. Naturally, for those who have best succeeded, high school was but a stepping-stone. It was a vital one, however. Not only will Kane Area High School have an effect on what you will become but you will have an effect on the reputation and stature of the school. Be proud of your school, make your school proud of you. Dalton C. VanOrmer 4 Paul R. Miller PRINCIPAL The past year has been one of learning in Kane Senior High. Our school justifies its program and existence when students become self-motivated searchers for truth and knowledge begins to mature into wisdom. Education is very much in the spotlight and the reasons are perfectly clear. The role of education has assumed crucial significance because we have great faith in the power of education. Education can help all Americans to act more intelligently and better understand the problems of our country. To meet the space age and combat military aggression requires trained scientists and mathematicians. Our economy demands education for research, business and industrial administration. How much you have learned depends on how much you have wanted to learn. In reviewing the Hurri-Kane for 1964-1965 we hope you will recall the great challenges to improve yourself. Kane High School strives to effect these ends. ' .1 Gerald Perry - Secretary BOARD OF EDUCATION At least once a month this group of eleven men meets to determine the direction of education in the Kane Area. Extra evenings are given to committee meetings on education, buildings, athletics, and finances. All this time is given as a form of public service. Whenever the Kane Area Schools have attained heights of excellence, a great part of the credit goes to the Board of Education who, by furnishing the personnel and the materials of education, have made such things possible. First and foremost in America, the destiny of public education depends on the efforts of public-spirited citizens who struggle for continuous improvements in our schools in order that the students may meet the demands of our de- mocracy. Such is our School Board. Sitting, L. to R.: Robert Fees, Peter Chubon, Carold Oakes, Francis Causman, Dr. E. L. Hill, Elmer Larson, james Pear- Ralph De Camp, Fred Zampogna, Gerald Perry. Standing: son, Dr. William Lind. FACULTY William Miller Homeroom 24 Boys' Physical Education Intramurals Mrs. Monica Hill Homeroom 26 English II and IV Small Arms Rifle Club r Mrs. Helen Frost Attendance i Robert Carson Homeroom 29 Biology Psychology Hurri-Kane Photographer Nestor Bleech Industrial Arts 1 l David Zilcosky Gregg Tumer Mathematics National Honor Society Attendance Officer Homeroom 28 Mathematics Asst. Football Coach Gary Steele Homeroom 10 Social Studies English II and III Bruce Spencer Homeroom 21 French Social Studies Mrs. Alice Turner Girls' Physical Education Health Cheerleaders Intramurals Mrs. Judith Schrecengost Commercial Thespian Club Bemard McQuown Homeroom 22 Social Studies Head Football Coach Varsity Club Ir. Class Advisor John Juban Homeroom 24 Driver Training Sr. Class Advisor Loren Wright Chorus Choraliers Band Mrs. Arlene Heath Homeroom 16 English III Remedial Reading Student Council Advisor I 4 1? 1 f Q: 4 Robert Boyer Homeroom 27 Biology Physics Asst. Football Coach Edward Bryant Homeroom 20 Chemistry Physical Science Phy Chy AA Advisor Miss Rosana Eckman English IV journalism!Speech Hi-Life Advisor F.T.A. Mrs. Evelyn De Camp Homeroom 12 Commercial Thespian Club f' ff ' Q Paul Montgomery Homeroom 11 Social Studies Mathematics AA Advisor Mrs. Helen Jones Librarian FACULTY Miss Carla Hilty German English III Hurri-Kane Advisor Roy Vensel Homeroom 23 English III Soph. Class Advisor Mrs. Grace Johnston Commercial Central Treasurer Paul Mowery Homeroom 13 Social Studies Commercial Director of Cafeteria Miss Kathylene Mosier Home Economics F.H.A. Usherettes Vemon Van Art Senior Play junior Play Horn Robert Robinson Homeroom 25 Problems of Democracy Robert Smith Guidance Counselor PERSONNEL Mrs. JoAnne Carlson Secretary to Mr. VanO Cooks L. to R.: Mrs. Gladys Gibson, Mrs. Esther Swedenhjelm, Mrs. Ruth Knapp, Mrs. Luella Luck. Kenneth Kempf Custodian Wade Johnson Custodian ' ' h My V - - iw Frank Pierotti Custodian Q. gg. K, 5 . M 5 W .i is as K I lk-'Z-25.5 WE-it Jg5s::g'Q:1,5E gg? - ' 7 L iii. rLkL., V. ...... - ' - ,. - .,-f-,mr . . - . ..r.-2,-egiifysrsss if-..QSrrsM-fwfr M- I , , . .. :54'ffi'iS,r?LiSx53.!f5'?le?T?ii?1if:2 is - f, 7 I'-:ASQ-ff ' 'fsliifix f 5' 3552 V 51282451 3:2225-ggi: 'V?EHFf5fLsssigilgi2l'-2 i fl 5.4, . . .ff W ' r 1fafrfsiiszfxaiissssgsgrwisfsfg L V. - . I 4-:raw ' pg. , . V5m,,!gfsi1'Sw 1 rfaiiggf-sf .. A-M -7 ' . , E .5 K ,, K . Naiwrisf Mrs. Mary jane Lutton School Nurse QU ITHBI' IN MEMORIAM Men'y Kay Cummings Sandra Stevens Our little systems have their dayg They have their day and cease to beg They are but broken lights of thee, And thou, O Lord, are more than they. I9 SENICRS Dave Carson, Pres,g Ioanne Lingle, Sec.g Iudy Hedlund, Treas.g Iim Byham, Vice Pres. From our excited yet hesitant entrance as sopho- mores, to our delightful yet solemn farewell as seniors, We will think of our days at Kane High as those that served us Well in preparation for our ine- vitable introduction to the adult World. 1964 found us upperclassmen, but the glory of being seniors soon turned out to be hard Work in Toda e Writ disguise. In addition to the knowledge and satisfac- y W e' tion We have gained in our school studies and the great times We've had together in our activities, we have learned that working side by side toward com- mon goals is also an indispensable part of an educa- tion. Each obstacle We have met and turned into an opportunity, and each difficulty we have turned in- to a stepping stone have helped us to reach a higher potential as we cultivate the seeds of success which are planted in each of us. Nobody told me there's no school today Who can we pester next? 20 ARE INDUSTRIOUS 21 DENNIS ACKLEY Eyes of blue and hair of brown, He drives his car all over town. DENNIS ANDERSON He has no car, but doesn't weep, He drives Annette's little jeep. JAMES ANDERSON 'Pin' is a very likeable guy, Although he appears to be quite shy. JERRY ANDERSON Always friendly, sporting a grin, With all the girls he's strictly 'INV' LINDA LEE ANDERSON Seldom seen without a smile, Talking, laughing all the while. RUTH ANDERSON Always heard and often seen, In her Rambler - ain't she mean? PHYLLIS ARNETI' Bubbling over, never still, Effervescent - that's our Phyl. LINDA SUE BARBER Always ready for an argument, A guy named Bob is her favorite gent. RICHARD T. BARNABY Dick appears quiet and shy To those who are only passers by. RONALD L. BAUCHMAN Our red-head lad who's 'nice' all the while, His presence always steady with a ready smilef' JAMES R. BEATTY A mighty athlete is our lim, He always plays the game to win. CHARLES BENSON Basketball is Charley's game, But elephant hunting will be his fame. THERESA BIFANO Lrkes to work and hkes to play Theresa s busy ev ery day NANCY JO BLYSTONE A peppy cheerleader IS thxs lass PhySlCS IS her favorlte class DONNA BIZZAK Abetter frlend you ll nev er fmd Always gay with words so fme DAVID BYERLY When school IS out hell Jump w1th glee Hell be so happy that he s free UNPREDICTABLE Only her halrdresser knows for sure 551' QSNKDQKQ 'Er x Oh Fran youre so beautlfull 22 WILLIAM BLAUSER Not too qulet but not too loud He'l1 f1t rn wrth any crowd JAMES BYHAM Hes very frlendly and modest too Yet he does hls best for the red and the blue MARY ELLEN BLOOMQUIST A sunny nature cheery and brlght A sparklmg sm1le a welcome sxght DOUGLAS CAMPBELL Sometunes a frown some tlmes a smlle Dolng somethlng not always worthwhlle F L I 2 - . . ,. . . u , 7? Y . U , J! - , . . . . , I 17 , . 1 v I - Q Q , , - ' , 77 , I 11 Q , , 1 7 I I! s 7? K glam ' .KX ir iq V . . tr,a,. O. X A V Q an M.. A f A A to A r - , - W f ff. 1' my, , 1 t 5 , . neen 5 r,. A M? 9.2.4 ,,.gi,' , 1 . ,14 3? Y 'ff 'Sill' 3 . . -5 fx- isfmtg- :I L .-azrfeww 2,- Q, A E Mg, , ,U ' ' -5:12 M it A a A A i l W- 'A ' ' , f.,.5?1QsA.ii'ifs:rlli , . 3 I ca CAROLE CARL DENNIS C. CARLSON Bubbling o'er with fun and wit, Mischievous and devilish - full of it. LOIS ANN CARLSON A mighty quiet gal when in class, But could there ever be a nicer lass. NANCY CARTWRIGHT Our pretty Homecoming Queen was she, A nicer friend just couldn't be. cc cc Sandlot sports are his favorite game. Will he ever match Mantle's fame? STEPHEN CARLSON When fun and studies disagree, I take the fun and let the studies be. JOHN A. CHAPMAN He may be small, but he has great skill, On the apparatus, excel he will. IANICE CARLSON She wants to help with others troubles, And all the while she'll be blow- ing bubbles. FRED CARROW Fred never bothers to hurry, For nothing seems to make him worry. ROBERT CHAVEZ He plays all games both fair and square. Contra- dict him if you dare. 23 4 KRISTINE CARLSON 'Her words are long, her aims are high, Kris won't let life pass her by. DAVID CARSON 'Little Chief, that's his name, Class president, that's his acclaim. DONNA CHITTESTER Brown eyes that have an impish glint, A smile as bright as coins from a mint. JOHN M. CLELAND He leads our Council with great en- deavor, Active always, talking ever. DANIEL COLEMAN Business work is his decision, As a tenor he's a fine musician.' 1 DOROTHY COOK She's so quiet, we wonder why. Perhaps it's due to being shyf, JAMES CORBETT Is Jim quiet? Well I guess not. He cloesn't always do what he ought. JAMES CROWLEY Crowley is as Crowley is, His characteristics are strictly his. MERRY KAY CUMMINCS Let's be 'merry, laugh, and be gay, Fortune is sure to smile her way. A. SUZANNE DANIELSON Long blonde hair, eyes of blue, Dresses neat, that's our Sue. ROBERT DINGER Bob always seems to be so carefree. 'Worrying about school work is not for me. GRETCHEN ANN DROST A flirty maid we'll all agree, An attendant to Miss Kane was she.' v WAYNE DUCK He's a quiet boy, and studious too, May success go with him his whole life through. ROBERT EIDELL Conscientious, studious, clever, Does he shirk his duty?-Never! JOHN ELD . Never haughty, never proud, E Always quiet, never loud. f IMAGI NATIVE BRUCE ENGMAN I think that I shall nevel see, Anyone as big as .TREET WILLIAM R. FREDELL He snaps the shots for our yearbook, He's there with his camera where- ever you look. RICHARD FEES Sometimes solemn, some- times gay, He gets his work, yet has his play.', STELLA L. FRONTERA To be a friend is her creed, At the art of homemaking she'll suc- ceedf' n DENNIS FERRI Have your fun and take it easy, Life is light and very breezy. w JACK FORQUER Jack belongs to the Rid- ers Rough, Of riding horses he can't get enough. KAREN I. GEER RICHARD GENTILMAN Quick and lively, never Scientist, scholar, athlete, blue, As a friend she's always true. musician, Philosopher, ac- . . . ,, tor, and politician. MARSHA GLANS Quietness marks her work and play, Matchless, quite, in every wayf' MICHAEL G. GRANDINETTI Whatever his task he does his best, How can he help but have suc- cess. ARTHUR D. GROLEMUN D Always laughing, happy and free, For the bright- est in life is the best to see. 25 WILLIAM C. GROLEMUND A privilege to know, jolly as can be, Why can't we all be as happy as he. 1 SUSAN GUSTAFSON 'In the gym she can do most any stunt, Kane H i g h ' s candidate for Queen of the Hunt. WILLIAM HARRIS My foot into my mouth it went, Before I even thought it sent. KATHLEEN ANN HANNAH She likes to listen to the radio. Who does she listen to? We all know. JUDITH M. HEDLUND Talented, capable, popu- lar too, No other state- ment could be more true. CHARLES B. HAN N OLD Hes president of our A.A., And goes out for sports in a very big way. LINDA HEDMAN Her laugh echoes through the halls, She always seems to have a ball. WILLIAM R. HANSON Usually seen in the pole vaulting pit, He cant seem to get enough of it. MARK HENRY Tall-just built for bas- ketball, His blue Chevvy -that's his all. A snappy lassie, Daring and sassief' HOLLINGSHEAD He appears quiet with little to say, But when you get to know him he's not that way. 26 KATHERINE HESS JOHN R. DANIEL W. HOLMBERG CHERYL ANN HOLT True and sincere, a gen- Pretty little girl with hair uine friend, He'll stick by his buddies to the very end. of brown, A nicer dis- position could not be foundf TALE NTED TERRY HOWE Quiet and shy though he may be, A nicer guy you'll never see. HARRY HUMPHREY Comments ever ready, Always working steady. THEODORE HUTCHINS much. IUDITH ANN IRONS When it comes to style she's never last Her slumber parties are a blast. IUDITH D. IACKSON Very quiet with a modest air, But when you need her she's right there. BARBARA IOHNSON Barb is the quiet kind, A nicer girl you'll never find. DENNIS JOHNSON As Denny would say, 'Put it off 'til another day'. JAMES JOHNSON F ree from care, never a worry, Not even the bell can make him hurry. SANDRA SUE JOHNSON She likes to read, 3 A bookwomi? No indeed! There had to be an answer somewhere. I'd rather not be in the driver's seat. w' 'm.-, ' 3 r?......a , .,.,....,.................J , . 27 You can have a lot of fun with 'Hutch', Although he's quiet and doesn't say 1 y BARBARA KALIN 'Although she h a s n ' t much to say, She's nice to know in every way. EARL KEPLER He excels on the intra- mural court, Interested in almost every sport. JOHN KULKA On the gridiron this guy is a star, With his per- sonality he's bound to go far. u me HOWARD KANE His hair is wavy, his eyes are dark, Always ready for fun or a lark. GARY KERESTES A friend to all, a foe to none, Griff is always ready for fun. TERRY LANTZ Always clowning and full of glee, 'Who cares about homework,' says he. 28 fc LINDA KEENER To Robbie's teasing she is always subjected. By this, her good nature can be easily detected. BONNIE KIFER Though she appears on the quiet side, Her friendly traits she cannot hide. MARCIA E. LARSON A psychologist she wants to be, You should hear her giggle in P.D. rc ss E. LOUIS KELLEY He can sell magazines just like crazy, A real worker, never lazy. BECKY KNAPP Quiet, shy, and serious too, Becky's a girl whose friendship is true. MARY C. LARSON This girl from Iewett is small and petite, With mannerisms that are real- ly sweet. ATHLETIC 5 2 3 1 29 DIANA L. LATSHAW Always enjoys a good argument, And flirting with most any gent. KENNETH LEVINE An excellent student, an actor too, He'll be successful in all that he'll do. WILLIAM I. LIND He's ready for fun at the drop of a dime, But he always has his Work done on timef' DARRELL LINDMUTH Although in stature he's a small one, When you get to know him, he's loads of fun. IOANNE E. LINGLE The best of friends, always dependable, Her personality is commendable. CAROL D. LONG Her favorite possession - the spoken word, Wherever she is she's always heard. FRED I. LORENZO Hates English with a purple passion, Hunting deer is more his fashionf' ELISEO LUCARELLI Always the DJ. at the Y-Hub dances, On the football field the Toe prancesf' KAREN LUCK Life is short, so enjoy it while you may, Have fun and friendship every day. .CHARLES LYLE Of guys like 'Skip' there are very few, That have such spirit for the red and the blue. ROGER MARCONI Although he isn't very tall, With his good looks, it doesn't matter at all. ROSEMARY Y. MATTIS Smiling, vivacious, bright, and gay, Good things will always come her way. c CARE FREE PHILIP MAZE Often quiet with not much to say, Excelling with his guitar in every way. LINDA MCDERMOTT 'Little and sweet in ev- ery way, Always has a lot to say. fa BARBARA MCCAULEY Tall and slender with a willow's g r a c e , Dark brown hair, and a lovely face. DOREEN ANN MCINTYRE Faithful, studious, sweet and gay, Liked by all who come her way. IAMES R. MCCORMACK Although in class he is quiet, Out of school he's a riot. LINDA KAY MCMILLEN With a cheery smile or tears in her eyes, She likes to flirt with all the guys. MARY ANN MCCULLOUGH She jokes and laughs and has a way That makes us like her more each day. THOMAS MEYERS So what if I'm a little late, Who cares-it can wait. LINDA MISULICH PATRICIA J. MOHNEY LANCE MORTIMER SANDRA MOUNT Neat and quiet in her Modest and sincere with Lance will be smiling Pretty clothes and stylish own way, Student direc- little to say, A pleasant and happy soon, Gradu- hair, There are few like tor of the senior play. manner and winning ation and freedom come Sandy anywhere. way. in June. 30 DOREEN ANN NEWCOME Giggly and bouncey, nev- er rests, While at sports she's at her best. BRUCE OLSON A little mischief now and then, Is relished by the best of men. u GERALD R. PETERSON Math and science to him are clear, Hevhopes to be an engineer. me SANDRA S. NICKLAS A secretary she wants to be. Can't you see her seated on the boss's knee? LINDA OLSON Her good deeds are many, her works are fine, For knowledge sure, she is a mme. HIAIYIES T. PETERSON Hes kind of carefree, after a fashion, His black Chevy is his passion. u fr STANLEY NULL Likes to tinker with mod- el planes, He crowned our queen at the Home- coming game. GEORGE PARANA When silence was passed, George was missed. His name must have been at the bottom of the list. JOHN PETERSON He's head manager of the football team, And makes the locker room glitter and gleam. 31 MARGARET OLIVER As Hi-Life editor welll all agree, That one more capable could not be. KARIN M. PEARSON Typing in the Hi-Life of- fice is 'Beane's' chief trait. You'll find her there early or late. SALLY ANN PETERSON In all her work she does her best, With a beauti- ful voice she has been blessed. SEARCHING An attractive girl with long dark hair, A sunny smile everywhere. DANIEL PORT Not a word speaks he, More than needs be. KATHRYN E. POWELL An individual in her own right, For what she believes in she'll stand and fight. PATRICIA RALSTON Althou h she is as silent as a host g g 1 She thinks much more than most. TERRY RANF 'On our radio station he's a DJ., Flirts with the girls in a mighty big way. THOMAS I. RISINGER 'Always happy, come what may, And laughs all misery far away. DARLENE C. RITTER 'Happy-go-lucky, here and there she scurries, Never seems to be bothered by worries. MARY IO ROLICK 'Quite creativeg she'll try to please. Completes each task with efficiency and ease. ROSE ANN ROLICK 'Although quite merry she's known to be, She possesses helpfulness in great quantity. Hey, gang! It's roll call time 32 JAMES L. ROYER With all his wisecracks he would mislead us, But beneath the bluff, there's a serious purpose. CHRISTINE LYNN SEIDL Business manager of the Hurri-Kane, Secretarial success she hopes to at- tain. WILLIAM RYDING CLAYTON KAREN L. SCHREIBER Although he'd rather be outdoors, He's not one to neglect his chores. FRANCIS I. SIRIANNI Tall and handsome is this lad of brawn, Always joking and carrying on. u SCHRECKENGOST An outdoor lover and a talented musician, We know he'll be adequate in any position. FRANK SIRIANNI I have to omit some studies each day, So I leave out the first ones that come my way. fc A talented girl, an intel ligent lass, Voted most popular in her class. . CYNTHIA SMITH In her spare time she likes to paint. Is she un- friendly-she surely ainltlv GLENN SMITH KAREN L. SNOW KENNETH SNOW V. CATHERINE An excellent student, a Sincere, intelligent, stu- He sings in Choraliers SNYDER loyal friend, A diligent dious too, Many Wann and plays in the band, She plans a secretarial worlfer until the end. friendships she's rightful- A career in business he career, For her spccess ly due. has planned. will be very near. 33 a 4 1 RICHARD STAKELY 'Why should I mope or why should I sigh? Life is happy and so am I. BONNIE STEELE Eyes of blue and long blonde hair, No sharper color guard anywhere. SANDRA RAE STEVENS Cute and petite, but always frank, Ever ready for any prank. DORIS STEWART Rather retiring, sort of shy, To be a practical nurse she'll try. DONA STRAWCUTTER 'Full of pep, with vigor and vim, Always takes part in any caper or whimf' KAREN L. SUNDBERG 'A violin player with talents quite rare, In the writing of poetry none can com- pare. RONALEE SWANSON 'Not too shy but mighty sweet, A nicer lass you'll never meet. LINDA L. THOMPSON 'A quiet gal but nice to know, Forward in life she will go. CAROL ANN TRANSUE 'Life here is nothing more or less, Than just the search for happinessf' PAULA VERITZ 'Her flag for the Beatles is always un- furled, She wants to be a nurse and travel around the world. MELANIE WALKER 'A Homecoming candidate lovely to see, With a personality as pleasing as can be. LINDA L. WEIDOW 'Earnest in work but has play, Few compare in any way. 'Very good natured and full SUSET TE WILLIAMS A friend kind and true, Always loyal to the red and the blue. ra GEORGE WILSON Our red-head lad with loads of wit, Fun and devilish-full of it. u MAUREEN ZAMPOGNA Petite and pretty, with com- plexion fair, A welcome sight anywhere. John Anderson 'Not too careless, not too ' gay, u John just lives from day to day. Clyde Garris This guy is quiet and is seldom seen, But, he sure did a nice job selling magazines. Lewis Seth of fun, But does he always get his work done? rc CAMERA SI-IY Gary Baumgratz 'More than a follower he will be, He boasts his non- conformityf' Fred Holmes When on the diamond you can hear him call, 'Come on fellows, let's play balll' David Shaffer A third baseman of high esteem, To command a 'pub' is his ,, dream. u ra 1 James Chapman Wit and Jim are very close friends, His humor never ,, seems to end. Kenneth Mowery Jolly am I from care I'm free. Why can't they all have fun like me? ' Keith Swanson A sportsman true is he. A jet mechanic he'll some- day be. u JAN BAILEY She came to Kane in her sen- ior year, We're certainly glad she is here. LARRY RUSSELL Good ole Larry, a real nice SUY, We wish him luck in VPI. Sandra French Her heart lies deep in Dixieland, Southern style is her brandf, rc Gerald L. Peterson Math and science to him are clear, He hopes to be an engi- neer. u Susan Welch Full of fun, vivacious, and S355 Happy-go-lucky in every way. SENIOR INDEX Dennis Ackley . . Dennis Anderson . ball 2, Intramurals James Anderson . Jerry Anderson . . . Intramurals 2,3,4. . . Chorus 2,3,4, Choraliers 2,3,4, Basket- 2,3, Rifle Club 2,3, Phy Chy 4, Band z,3. . . Senior Play. . Basketball 2, Rifle Club 2,3,4, Small Arms 2, Band 2,3. John Anderson . . . Intramurals 2,3,4, Small Arms 2,3. Linda Anderson . . . Hurri-Kane 3,4, Athletic Association 33,43 :library Asst. 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Phy Chy 3,4, an , . James Byham . . . Student Council 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 3, Intramurals 2,4, Phy Chy 3,4. Douglas Campbell . . . Carole Carl . . . Hurri-Kane 2,3,4, Hi-Life 2,3,4, A.A. 2,3,4, Library Asst. 2,3, Intramurals 2,3. Dennis Carlson . . . Small Arms 2. Janice Carlson . . . F.H.A. 2,3,4, Library Asst. 2, Usherettes 3,4. Kristine Carlson . . . Hi-Life 2,3,4, Student Council 2,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Choraliers 2,3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, N.H.S. 3,4. Lois Carlson . . . Chorus 2, Intramurals 2. Stephen Carlson . . . Cross-Country 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Intramurals 2. Ruth Anderson . . . 2,3,4, Senior Play, Phyllis Arnett . . . Linda Barber . . . Usherettes 4. Richard Barnaby . Ronald Baughman Small Arms 2. Gary Baumgratz . James Beatty . . . liers 3,4, Jr. Play, Intramurals 2,3,4. Charles Benson . . Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Phy Chy 3,4. Theresa Bifano . . . 3,4, A.A. 2,3,4, Jr. Donna Bizzak . . . Hi-Life 3, Athletic Association 4, Chorus Intramurals 2, Usherettes 2,3,4. F.H.A. 4, Library Asst. 4, Usherettes 4. A.A. 2, Library Asst. 2, Intramurals 2, . . Hi-Life 4, Small Arms 2. . . . Hi-Life 2, Jr. Play, Intramurals 3, . . Intramurals 4. Varsity Club 2,3,4, Chorus 3,4, Chora- Sr. Play, Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, . Student Council 2,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Football 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2, Hurri-Kane 4, Hi-Life 3, Student Council Play, Intramurals 2,3,4, Phy Chy 3. Chorus 2. William Blauser . . . Intramurals 2,3,4, Small Amis 2. Fred Carrow murals 2,3,4. David Carson liers 2,3,4, Jr. Varsity Club 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Intra- Student Council 2, Chorus 2,3,4, Chora- riay, sr. Play, N.H.S. 3,4, Phy Chy 3, Band Mary Ellen Blomquist . . . Hurri-Kane 3, Editor 4, Hi-Life Zg,4,Pil'hespian 4, A.A. 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3, r. ay. Nancy Blystone . . . Hurri-Kane 4, A.A. 2, Jr. Play, Intra- murals 2,3,4, Phy Chy 3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Assembly Comm. 2,3. David Byerly . . . Small Arms 2. 2,3,4, District Band 2,3,4, Class President 2,3,4. Nancy Cartwright . . . F.H.A. 2,3, A.A. 3,4, Chorus 3, Phy Chy 4, Orchestra 2. James Chapman . . . Hurri-Kane 4, Hi-Life 2, A.A. 2, Jr. Play, Intramurals 3,4, Rifle Club 2, Small Arms 2, Band 3,4. John Chapman . . . Bob Chavez . . . F.T.A. 3,4, Senior Play, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Phy Chy 3. Donna Chittester . . . F.H.A.,2, Library Asst. 2,3,4, Usher- ettes 2,3,4. John Cleland . . . Hurri-Kane 3,4, District Chorus 2,3,4, Hi-Life 3, Student Council President 4, F.T.A. 3, Chorus 2,3,4, Choraliers 2,3,4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, N.H.S. 3,4, Phy Chy 3,4, Band 2,3,4, Regional Chorus 2, Musicals 2,3,4, Hall Patrol 4. Dan Coleman . . . District Chorus 2,3,4, Outdoor Club 2, Chorus 2,3,4, Choraliers 2,3,4, Track 2, Band 2,3,4. James Corbett . . . Sr. Play, Library Asst. 2, Intramurals 3. Dorothy Cook . . . James Crowley . . . Basketball 2,3, Intramurals 2,3,4. Merry K. Cummings . . Suzanne Danielson . . . Hurri-Kane 35 Hi-Life 3,45 Student Council 2, Secretary 35 A.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 2,35 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Intramurals 2,7,45 Class Secretary 2. Robert Dinger . . Gretchen Drost . . . Hurri-Kane 45 A.A. 45 Chorus 2,45 Library Asst. 2,35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Usherettes 2,3,4. Wayne Duck . . . Robert Eidell . . . Hurri-Kane 3,45 Thespian 45 A.A. 3, Vice Pres. 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Phy Chy 3,4 Band 2,3,45 As- sembly Comm. 2,3,45 Sr. Play. John Eld . . . A.A. 45 Football 35 Track 35 Intramurals 4. Bruce Engman . . . Jr. Play5 Football 45 Track 3,45 Intra- murals 2,3,45 Phy Chy 3,4. Richard Fees . . . Chorus 2,35 Chorailers 25 Band 2,3,4. Dennis Ferri . . . Jack Forquer . . . William Fredell . . . Hurri-Kane 3,45 Jr. Play5 Intramurals 3,45 Rifle Club 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Small Arms 2. Sandra French . . . Hi-Life 3,45 Sr. Play. Stella Frontera . . . F.H.A. 2,35 Usherettes 2,3,4. Clyde Garris . . . Karen Ceer . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Thespian 2,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Library Asst. 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Usherettes 2,3,4. Richard Gentilman . . . Hurri-Kane 45 District Chorus 45 Hi-Life 45 Student Council 45 Varsity Club 45 A.A. 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Choraliers 3,45 Jr. Play, Sr. Play5 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Track 2,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Phy Chy 3,45 Band 25 Musical 2,3,4. Marsha Glans . . . Michael Grandinetti . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Chorus 45 Choraliers 45 Sr. Play5 Track 2,3,45 Rifle Club 35 Phy Chy 3,4. Arthur Grolemund . . . Hi-Life 45 Intramurals 35 Rifle Club 25 Small Arms 2. William Grolemund . . . Hi-Life 45 Intramurals 2,35 Rifle Club 25 Small Arms 2. Sue Gustafson . . . Murri-Kane 45 Thespian 35 Intramurals 2,35 Usherettes 4. Kathleen Hannah . . . Hi-Life 35 Intramurals 45 Usherettes 4. Charles Hannold . . . A.A. 3, Pres. 45 Basketball 2,35 Intra- murals 2,3,4. William Hanson . . . Student Council 35 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Phy Chy 3,45 Hall Patrol 4. Judith Hedlund . . . District Chorus 3,45 Hi-Life 45 Student Council 2,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Choraliers 2,3,45 Library Asst. 35 Intramurals 25 Class Treas. 3,45 Musical 2,3,45 Regional Chorus 4. Linda Hedman . . . A.A. 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Library Asst. 3,45 Intramurals 2. Mark Henry . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Track 4. Katherine Hess . . . Hurri-Kane 4, Chorus 45 Sr. Play5 Library Asst. 2,3,45 Intramurals 45 Usherettes 45 A.A. 4. John Hollingshead . . . Hi-Life 3,4. Daniel Holmberg . . . Rifle Club 2. Theodore F. Holmes . . . Intramurals 2,3,4. Cheryl A. Holt . . . Hurri-Kane 2,3,45 Student Council 25 A.A. 2,45 Bulletin Board Comm. 4. Terry Howe . . . Harry Humphrey . . . Small Arms 2. Theodore Hutchins . . . Judith Irons . . . Hurri-Kane 2,3,45 Hi-Life 3,45 A.A. 3, Chorus 25 Sr. Play5 Library Asst. 25 Bulletin' Board Comm. 4. Judith Jackson . . . A.A. 3,45 Usherettes 3,4. Barbara Johnson . . . Intramurals 4. Dennis Johnson . . . Jim Johnson . . . Hi-Life 2,3,45 Student Council 2. Sandra Sue Johnson . . . Intramurals 45 Usherettes 45 Color Guard 2. Barbara Kalin . . . F.T.A. 3,45 Jr. Play5 Intramurals 3,45 Phy Chy 45 Band 2,3,4. Howard Kane . . . Rifle Club 2,3,45 Small Arms 2. Linda Keener . . . Earl Kelly . . Earl Kepler . . . Hi-Life 3,45 Outdoor Club 25 Intramurals 2,3,4. Gary Kerestes . . . Hurri-Kane 3,45 Student Council 45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Intramurals 2,3,45 Phy Chy 3,45 Hall Patrol 4. SENIOR INDEX Bonnie Kifer . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Hi-Life 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Li- brary Asst. 3545 Intramurals 3545 Usherettes 3. Becky Knapp . . . John Kulka . . . Student Council 35 Varsity Club 2,35 Pres. 45 Football 253,45 Basketball 2,3545 Track 253545 N.H.S. 3545 Phy Chy 3,4. Terry Lantz . . Marcia Larson . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Hi-Life 45 Ir. Play Sr. Play5 Intramurals 2,3,4. Mary K. Larson . . . A.A. 2,35 Chorus 2,3,45 Library Asst. 253,45 Usherettes 2,3,4. Diana Latshaw . . . Library Asst. 45 Intramurals 2,35 Usherettes 2,3,4. Kenneth Levine . . . Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Intramurals 2,3545 Phy Chy 354. William Lind . . . Hurri-Kane 3,45 Student Council 2,45 Sr. glay5 Bzgketball 2,35 Intramurals 45 Phy Chy 35 Assembly omm. . Darell Lindemuth . . . Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Rifle Club5 Small Arms 2. Joanne Lingle . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Hi-Life 3,45 Student Coun- cil 3,45 F.T.A. 3545 A.A. 253545 Ir. Play5 Library Asst. 3,45 Intramurals 2,3545 Phy Chy 35 Band 2. Carol Long . . . Hi-Life 3,45 Thespian 45 Library Asst. 3,45 Band 253,45 District Band 354. Fred Lorenzo . . . Eliseo Lucarelli . . . Football 253,45 Track 2,4. Karen Luck . . . Hurri-Kane 45 F.H.A. 3,45 Library Asst. 3545 Intramurals 3545 Usherettes 3,45 Color Guard 3,4. Charles Lyle . . . Rifle Club 2,35 Small Arms 2,3. Roger Marconi . . . Intramurals 2,35 Band 253. Rosemary Mattis . . . A.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 2,35 Library Asst. 253,45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Usherettes 2,3,4. Philip Maze . . . Barbara McCauley . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Band 25354. James McCormack . . . Varsity Club 45 Football 253,45 Track 35 Intramurals 25354. Mary Ann McCullough . . . F.H.A. 45 A.A. 2,3545 Chorus 253545 Ir. Play5 Sr. Play5 Library Asst. 2535 Intramurals 2. Linda McDermott . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Thespian 45 Chorus 25 Library Asst. 2,45 Intramurals 2,3545 Usherettes 4. Doreen McIntyre . . . A.A. 2,3545 Library Asst. 2,3545 Jr. Play5 Intramurals 2,3545 Usherettes 3545 Phy Chy 354. Linda McMillen . . . Hurri-Kane 2,45 Hi-Life 25 F.H.A. 25 Chorus 25 Ir. Play5 Sr. Play5 Library Asst. 2,3,45 Intramurals 253545 Usherettes 253,45 Majorettes 3,4. Thomas Meyers . . . Small Arms 2. Linda Misulich . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Student Council 25 A.A. 35 Intramurals 253,45 Rifle Club 45 Band 2,3. Patricia Mohoney . , . Library Asst. 2,45 Usherettes 2. Lance Mortimer . . . Sandra Mount . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Hi-Life 35 Thespian 3,45 A.A. 3,45 Library Asst. 45 Small Arms 35 Usherettes 3,45 Bulletin Board Comm. 3. Kenneth Mowery . . . Outdoor Club 25 Intramurals 25354. Doreen Newcome . . . Library Asst. 35 Intramurals 2,3545 Cheerleader 2,3,4. Sandra Nicklas . . . Usherettes 4. Stanley Null . . . Varsity Club 45 A.A. 2535 Track 45 Phy Chy 4. Margaret Oliver . . . Hi-Life 3, Editor 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Ir. Play5 Sr. Play5 Phy Chy 35 Band 2,3,4. Bruce Olson . . . District Chorus 25 Student Council 2535 Thespian 25 Varsity Club 45 Outdoor Club 25 Chorus 2,3545 Choraliers 253545 Football Trainer 45 Basketball Mgr. 2,35 Track Mgr. 2,3,45 Intramurals 25 Phy Chy 354. Linda Olson . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Hi-Life 45 Thespian 45 Li- brary Asst. 2,3. George Parana . . . Hi-Life 3,45 Ir. Play 35 Intramurals 2,45 Small Arms 2. Karin Pearson . . . Hurri-Kane 3,45 Hi-Life 3545 A.A. 35 Chorus 253,45 Ir. Play5 Intramurals 2545 Rifle Club 45 Bul- letin Board Comm. 4. Gerald L. Peterson . . . Intramurals 25354. Gerald R. Peterson . . . Student Council 45 Varsity Club 45 Ir. Play5 Football Mgr. 253,45 Small Arms 25 Phy Chy 354. James T. Peterson . . . Band 2. John Peterson . . . Varsity Club 45 A.A. 2,35 Football Mgr. 253,45 Intramurals 254. Sally A. Peterson . , . Hurri-Kane 45 District Chorus 3,45 Student Council 25 Chorus 2,3,45 Choraliers 2,3,45 Ir. Play5 Sr. Play5 Intramurals 3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Majorettes 253, Head Maj. 45 Musical 2,3,45 Regional Chorus 3,4. Salley E. Peterson .. . Chorus 25 Library Asst. 4. Daniel Port . . . Intramurals 2. Kathryn Powell . . . Intramurals 2, 45 Small Arms 25 Usher- ettes 4. Patrician Ralston . . . Intramurals 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4. Terry Ranf . . . Hurri-Kane 45 District Chonis 3,45 Outdoor Club 25 Chorus 2,3,45 Choraliers 2,3,45 Ir. Play5 Sr. Play5 Basketball 25 Track 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Rifle Club 35 Phy Chy 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Musical 2,3,4. Thomas Risinger . . . Hurri-Kane 45 A.A. 2,3,45 Rifle Club 45 Small Arms 2. Darlene Ritter . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Hi-Life 3,45 Thespian 45 F.H.A. 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Usherettes 3. Mary Io Rolick . . . F.H.A. 25 Intramurals 2,35 Library Asst. 25 Usherettes 45 Majorettes 3,4. Rose Ann Rolick , . . Library Asst. 35 Intramurals 2,35 Usherettes 45 Color Guard 35 Head C.G. 4. james Royer . . . Hurri-Kane 35 Outdoor Club 25 A.A. 45 Ir. Play5 Sr. Play5 Track Mgr. 2,3,45 Rifle Club 3,45 Small Arms 2, Phy Chy 3,45 Band 2,3,4. William Ryding . . . Outdoor Club 25 Chorus 2,3,45 Chora- liers 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Rifle Club 3,45 Band 2,3,4. Clayton Schreckengost . . . Outdoor Club 25 Chorus 3,45 Choraliers 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Small Arms 2, Band 2,3,4. Karen Schreiber . . . Hurri-Kane 45 District Chorus 45 Hi- Life 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Choraliers 2,3,45 Ir. Play5 Sr. Play5 Intramurals 2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Musical 2,3,4. Christine Seidl . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Library Asst. 2,3. Lewis Seth . . . Track 45 Intramurals 2,3,4. David Shaffer . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Outdoor Club 45 Track 45 Intramurals 3,45 Phy Chy 45 Biology Club 4. Francis Sirianni . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Student Council 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Basketball Club 2,3,45 Sr. Play5 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Phy Chy 3,45 Assembly Comm. 25 Intramurals 2. Frank Sirianni . . . Small Arms 25 Band 2. Cynthia Smith . . . Glenn Smith . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Student Council 45 F.T.A. 45 A.A. 3,45 Sr. Play5 Phy Shy 4. Karen Snow . . . F.T.A. 3,45 Ir. Play5 Phy Chy 3,45 Band 2,3,4. Kenneth Snow . . . District Chorus 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Chora- liers 3,45 Band 2,3,4. V. Catherine Snyder . . . F.H.A. 45 Library Asst. 2,35 In- tramurals 2,3,4. Richard Stakley . . . Varsity Club 45 Football 2,3,45 Track 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Band 2,3,4. Bonnie Steele . . . Jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Intramurals 2,35 Usher- ettes 2,3,45 Color Guard 4. Sandra Stevens . . . A.A. 35 Library Asst. 25 Usherettes 25 Majorettes 4. Doris Stewart . . . F.H.A. 3,45 A.A. 35 Usherettes 3,4. Dona Strawcutter . . . Hurri-Kane 25 F.H.A. 3,45 A.A. 2,3,45 Chorus 25 Library Asst. 2,35 Intramurals 2,35 Small Arms 25 Usherettes 3,4. Karen Sundberg . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Hi-Life 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Chorus 25 Jr. Play5 Orchestra 2,3,45 District Orchestra 25 Regional Orchestra 2. Keith Swanson . . . Ronaele Swanson . . . Library Asst. 2,35 Usherettes 2,3,45 Color Guard 2,3. Linda Thompson . . . F.H.A. 45 Small Arms 2, Usherettes 3,4. Carol Transue . . . Library Asst. 35 Usherettes 3,45 Color Guard 4. Paula Veritz . . . Hurri-Kane 45 Hi-Life 3,45 Student Council 2,3,4. Melanie Walker . . . Student Council 35 Thespian 45 A.A. 2,35 Chorus 25 Library Asst. 2,35 Usherettes 253. Linda Weidow . . . Hi-Life 3,45 Library Asst. 2,3,4. Susan Welch . . . F .H.A. 25 Library Asst. 3,45 Small Arms 25 Usherettes 4. Susette Williams . . . Hi-Life 3. George Wilson . . . Maureen Zampogna . . . Library Asst. 3,45 Usherettes 3,4. P' SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED John Hollingshead Sue Danielsgn MOST TALENTED Sally A. Peterson Jock Cleland MOST POPULAR Dave Carson Karen Schreiber MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Sundberg Rick Gentilman MOST ATHLETIC Nancy Blystone Fran Sirianni '!mS 'm + W'W'f '4 W F ' ' iv' C ' C ' ' ' : :::k 9z:L9'fWa Biggest Flirts jerry Anderson Theresa Bifano Most Unpredictable Bruce Engman Rose Ann Rolick Most Dependable Joanne Lingle Gary Kerestes g 1 Most Friendly john Kulka Nancy Cartwright Most Talkative George Parana Linda McDermott 41 JUNIGRS We, as juniors, are now only one step away from the goal we set when we entered Kane High in 1963 - our senior year and graduation. During this time we have tried to add honor to our school and keep the banners of the Alma Mater flying high. Early in the year, we picked our class officers: Denny Secor, president, Dave Rakiecki, vice-presi- dentg Cindy Imbrogno, secretary, and Bob Lyon, treasurer. With our Iunior Class play and the Iunior-Senior Prom now in the past, we, the Class of '66, are looking forward to a prosperous, rewarding, and glorious year as Seniors. ', , it 4. ' i , Spread it on thick, we want an A. L. to R.: Cindy Imbrogno, Bob Lyon, Dave Rakiecki, Denny Secor. xx, 'L All she needs is a bib. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Becky Anderson, Judy Chapman Darlene Bonini, Margie Burton, Judy Brinkley, Linda Byerly: Sue Caldwell. Row II: Judy Cappello, Nancy Abplanalp Sue Bizzak, Ingrid Carlson, Candy Coulter, Celeste Coudriet: Beverly Boeckman, Sandy Barber, Rose Ann Castellani. Top Row: Bill Cole, John Brennan, Chuck Buzard, Terry Carson, Norman Asel, Bill Benigni, Jim Chavez, Bill Bloom, Dave Bliss. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Bonnie Hannold, Bette Hill, Paula Dana, Sue Detrick, Marcia Gustafson, Mary Cox, Paula Golden. Row II: Rebecca Feikls, Bill Duffy, Dennis Hallberg, Ellen DeCamp, Cheryl Ewing, Susan Fetzeck, Bill Hines. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Cindy Imbrogno, Midge Jones, Penny Kontes, Barb Lynde, Marsha Johnson, Cathy Klaiber. Row II: Hank Jacobus, Larry Keyser, Jim Hughes, Steve Kerestes, Pete Johnson, Diane Lundeen, Susan Howell, Daniel Kosinski. Top Row: Joe Gezik, Steve Gabriel, Bill Hillman, Charles Fetzeck, Paul Depto, Carmen Ferranto, Dick Greville, Kenny Holmes, David Hanson. Top Row: Bob Lyon, Jim Irwin, Tony Jashurek, Bob Jefferds, Jim Jolly, George Kulka, Tom Lundin, John Lundeen, Don Johnson. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Judy Maze, Chris Nevel, Collene Pe- terson, Iane Ondrovic, Eileen Oakes, Mary Morrison, Sandy Martin, Chris Nelson, Cindy Mount. Row II: Brian Peterson, Bob Ordiway, John Milliron, Leonard McQueen, Henry Mar- coni, Denver Macauley, Steve Markey, Kathy McCluskey, Dave Carlson, Phyllis Meckley. Top Row: Harvey Menteer, Allen McLaughlin, Albert Myers, Kenneth Nichols, Dave Peterson, Gary Morse, Jim McMurray, Dan McNeil, Jim Mc- Claine, Ed Orr. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Greg Rich, Susan Powell, Becky Rose, Bonnie Roman, Suzanne Shadman, Esther Sacherich, Kathy Port, Gayle Peterson, Sharon Stewart. Row II: Joel Smith, Jackie Stanko, Mary Shaffer, Nancy Ross, Donna Snow, Andrea Stark, Linda Swanson, Linda Peterson, Edward Swan- son, Clifford Srock. Top Row: Dennis Secor, jack Rose, Dave Rakiecki, Stan Politowski, Carl Ross, George Peterson, Gary Stauffer, Tom Rettger, Ron Swanson, Janice Swanson. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Kathy Zamick, Kathy Wamer, Addie Wahlberg, Charles Weiser, Wayne Swanson, Bill Weborg, VanDervoort, Steve Tumer, Linda Swedenhjelm, Diane Zam- Gary Whippo, Gary Winsor, Terry Whippo, George Thrush. pogna, Charlene Willman. Top Row: Richard Weidow, David SOPHOMORES We, the Class of 1967, entered Kane High School last fall with mixed feelings of excitement and be- wilderment. Everything seemed strange and different to us. This feeling was eliminated, however, as we gradually became accustomed to the teachers, the upperclassmen, and to the school itself. As soon as we had adapted ourselves to the new surroundings, we vowed to make our sophomore year one of the most successful and rewarding of our high school lives. We enthusiastically supported Kane High's foot- ball and basketball teams, thus showing our school spirit. As the year progressed, most of us began to fully appreciate Kane High and to be proud of the fact that we are a part of it. In the years ahead, we shall strive to uphold the good name of our school and to carry on the work of the many great classes before us. Mary C. Salamon, treasurer Yvonne Russell, secretary Rodney Fiscus, vice-president Don Holt, president. I tell you-it's a hair. Boy, Bill isn't going to like this at all. SOPHOMORES Bottom Row, L. to R.: Diane Bergstrom, Susan Alexis, Lynn Bamat, Pam Ander- son, Barb Ackley, Sharon Avenali, Becky Baker. Row II: Frank Barton, Jim Bovill, Rick Anderson, Debbie Asp, Barb Boderocco, Betty Bovill, Mary Barnaby. Top Row: Dave Alexis, Jim Anderson, Dale Brinkley, George Bender, Scott Anderson, Paul Boedecker, Rick Bernhard, Jerry Bizzak, Ed Bliss. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Mary Chilson, Connie Castano, George Cesario. Top Row: Dan Campbell, Wayne Chap- Dianne Buzard, Carol Cole, Bonnie Bundy, Cheryl Bray, man, Keith Cool, Ted Corbett, Walter Cook, Bob Adams, Fem Carlson, Cathy Carlson. Row II: Howard Carley, Dan Carl, John Paul Christenson, Bryon Carter, Carl Paul Carson, Mary Ann Campbell, Peggy Buhl, Sue Carlson. Chittester, Cheryl Cooley, Lorne Catmon, Darla Carl, 46 Bottom Row, L. to R.: Lucy Frontera, Joanne F olino, Diane man, Alice Croyle, Connie Detrick. Top Row: Norman Ge- Ford, Donna Ford, Marie Grandinetti, Lynne Duffee, Rose zik, Gary Depto, Gary Deebec, Earl F alkinburg, Jim Ginkel Farnsworth. Row II: Jack Geer, Debbie F ragle, Becky Rod Fiscus, Ray Castanzo, Diana Feikls. Danielson, Dawn Furman, Elizabeth Gibson, Ruth Gentil- Bottom Row, L. to R.: Rose Marie Hulings, Bonnie Grolemund, Linda Hulings, Phyllis Hunt, Dianna johnson, Rosie Heeter, Linda Holmes. Row II: Melvin Hall- berg, Ralph Haight, Darla Grimes, Linda Hillard, janet Hilliard, Dorie Hill, Sally Irwin, Don johnson. Top Row: Wilson Hepler, Bill Griffith, jack Henry, Dennis Hunt, Don Holt, George Hutlman, David Houser, Stewart Johnson, Randy Gullifer. 47 Bottom Row, L. to R.: Leanna Kohler, Janet Mathys, Donna per, Lorie LoBue, Eugene Kelly, John Komidar. Top Row: Kelley, Elieen LaBarr, Linda Jones, Susan Lundberg, Mary Larry Kepler, David Keamey, Jack Keener, Amold Koza, hllen Johnson, Diane Lang. Row II: James Lathrop, Parker Leonard Johnston, Jim Lyle, Brace Kelly, William McClain, Johnston, Francis Klaiber, Kenneth McCauley, David Lam- LaVern Lundgren. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Christine Poklar, Anna Mohney, Cyn- Ben Roman, Laura Peterson, Jerry Null, Shirley O'Neil. Top thia Oliver, Sandra Peasley, Mary Ann Manning, Virginia Row: Dennis Meyers, Paul Nelson, Paul Muisiner, Ronald McCullough, Marcie Ruggiers, Linda Nickel, Janet Nelson, Morse, Stanley Rossman, Alan Miller, Cary Oknefski, Thomas Sandra McLaughlin. Row II: Robert Perry, David Pierotti, McDonald, Peter Rezelle, Francis Crzechowski. Richard Risinger, Ronald Rex, Dennis Reigel, John Oliver, Bottom Row, L. to R.: Beth Stewart, Janet Streit, Mary Sala- Vanderneck. Top Row: Rick Thompson, Paul Trubic, Mike mon, Grace Taraska, Vicki Sluga, Loma Smith, Yvonne Rus- Sirianni, Harrison Snapp, John Street, Gus Rostan, Tom Van- sell. Row II: Joel Sluga, Frank Scutella, Mike Stanko, Judy Giesen, John Sheaffer, Tom Shrubb, Mike Spurgeon. Swanson, Jane Counts, Marcella Snow, Glenda Smith, Jackie 48 Bottom Row, L. to R.: Mary Zampogna, Andrea Wright, Barb Jock Woods, Jim Zampogna, Bill Yetto, Forrest Wolfe. Wolfe, Gwen Winsor. Top Row: Ted Wile, Jim Williamson, SOPHUMORES Oh, what a day! Don't look at me -I didn't do it! 49 i s i ACTIVITIES HURRI-KANE Bottom Row, L. to R.: B. Eidell, C. Carl, P. Anderson, S. Bizzak, C. Nevel, P. Veritz, M. Bloomquist, K. Schreiber, S. Peterson, C. Hess, K. Klaiber, P. Dana, B. Rose, D. Zam- pogna, B. Kifer. Row II: M. Shaffer, A. Wright, K. Luck, L. Misulich, M. Grandinetti, B. Debevec, T. Bifano, B. Lynde, J. Ondrovic, S. Caldwell, L. McDermott, C. Seidl, S. Howell, C. Holt, K. Geer, C. Ewing, C. Port, B. Fredell. Row III: M. Campbell, K. Sundberg, M. Larson, M. Wiggins, STAFF Editor-in-Chief Mary Ellen Bloomquist Business Manager Chris Seidl Advertising Manager Bob Eidell Photography Editor Copy Editor Sports Editor Senior Section Opening Section Activity Section Tvniets Bill Fredell Jim Chapman Bill Lind Karen Schreiber Marcia Larson Mike Grandinetti Sally Peterson and Cheri Holt B. McCauley, A. Stark, K. Pearson, E. DeCamp, C. Mount, C. Nelson, L. Olson, N. Abplanalp, N. Blystone, I. Irons, L. Anderson, L. Swanson, C. Imbrogno, S. Mount, P. Golden. Top Row: D. Risinger, S. Politowski, G. Smith, M. Grandi- netti, G. Kerestes, R. Gentilman, T. Ranf, I. Cleland, B. Lind, M. Henry, J. Chapman F. Sirianni, I. Brennan, T. Lundin, S. Tumer, D. Macauley, G. Whippo, T. Whippo. Not many students realize how much work goes into the making of Hurri-Kane each year. The staff begins its work the proceeding spring and does not complete it until a few short weeks before gradu- ation. Dummies, must be prepared, pictures taken, and copy written and edited to meet several deadlines during the course of the year. This year Miss Carla Hilty's staff has worked long and hard in the preparation of this annual look at high school life in Kane. In order to publish this yearbook, we've got to have sponsors. Judy and Karen compose couplets for each senior. Finishing the dummy copy. 53 What picture should We use here? HI-LIFE Hi-Life, published every other Friday throughout the school year, aims to furnish an accurate record of special events, to promote school spirit, and to encourage all worthwhile scholastic activities. As an incentive to the staff, a trip to St. Bonaventure University for Press Day is make annually by the most active members. The entire publication team is composed of students from the fifth period typ- ing class and the journalism class. Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Alt Editor Exchange Editor Sports Editor Typists Linda Olson, Judy Hedlund, Karin Pearson Business Manager Iudy Irons Bottom Row, L. to R.: P. Anderson, I. Ondrovic, I. Brinkley, D. Zampogna, S. Bizzak, B. Debevec, B. Lynde, M. Gustafson, P. Oliver, K. Port, I. Hedlund, E. Oakes, D. Ritter, I. Maze, J. Lingle. Row II: C. Carl, P. Colden, P. Chatmon, S. Danielson, L. Weidow, B. Feikls, S. French, I. Carlson, K. Schreiber, C. Mount, B. Hill, C. Long, I. Irons, P. Veritz, P. Dana, M. Zampogna, K. Carlson. Top Row: K. McCluskey, S. Howell, B. Kifer, K. Sund- berg, D. Ferri, I. Johnson, S. Politowski, R. Barnaby, R. Gentilman, L. Olson, R. Swanson, B. Crolemund, M. Wiggins, M. Larson, K. Pearson. Peggy Oliver Kris and Ingrid Carlson Sandra French Carol Long Rick Gentilman 54 Bottom Row, L. to R.: C. Carlson, I. Nelson, M. Gustafson C. Castano, T. Bifano, I. Cleland-Pres., C. Imbrogno, C Nelson, M. johnson, C. Coulter, P. Veritz. Row II: D Lang, I- Hedlund, M. E. Johnson, L. Swanson, I. Lingle S. Danielson, D. Carlson, J. Byham, C, Ferranto, P. Buhlj One more elephant joke and I'll . . . s M. L. Bamat, R. Danielson, D. Fragle. Top Row: C. Benson, I. Brennan, C. Kerestes, C. Smith, D. Holt, H. Snapp, B. Lind, B. Weborg, C. R. Peterson, R. Gentilman, C. Morse, S. Anderson, T. Lundin, P. johnson. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is the governing branch of stu- dent activities. It is composed of two representatives from each homeroom and a faculty advisor, Mrs. Heath. These representatives are divided into five standing committees: social, service, cafeteria, as- sembly, and publicity. The purpose of student council is to promote a better relationship between the students, the faculty, and the administration. It is always ready to help students with any problems of adjustment which they may have. 55 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY L to R R Gentilman I Cleland K Carlson K Schreiber S Peterson, J. Kulka, D. Carson. The National Honor Society is an organization made up of juniors and seniors who rank in the upper third of their classes and who exhibit out- standing qualities in the fields of Service, Leader- ship, Scholarship, and Character. Five per cent of the junior Class and ten per cent of the Senior Class is chosen for National Honor. Although the organization is thought by many to be for the benefit of only a few students, National Honor belongs to everyone. It is an organization which reflects the accomplishments of our entire school. Because the tapping ceremony was postponed until April, the new members could not be included in the picture. F.T.A. Future Teachers of America has helped many of its members by providing a background in elemen- tary and secondary education. Activities, such as sponsoring American Education Week and teaching in local elementary schools helps the members by giving them first-hand experience in their chosen field. in-m,.......,.,. - NM Bottom Row, L. to R.: S. Barber, J. Brinkley, C. Willman, B. Anderson, M. Gustafson, D. Bonini, P. Oliver, E. Oakes. Row II: C. Coudriet, B. Kaling, K. Holmes, I. Lingle, I. Carlson, C. Poklar, M. johnson, B. Boeckman, C. Mount. Top Row: D. Feikls, K. Snow, L. Swanson, R. Castellani, A. Stark, G. Whippo, D. Macauley, G. Smith, R. Chavez, B. Kifer. The Future Homemakers of America is a club composed of girls studying home economics. Under the direction of Miss Kathylene Mosier, the goals Bottom Row L. to R.: B. Stewart, D. Bonini, L. Thompson, Of the EFOUP are the 1mPf0VGmGHf Of PefS011aL family, 1. Stanko, D., stewart. Row II: J. Hilliard, D. Asp, C. Ewing, and community living. D, Sfrawcufier. is .W ig .. a Sf S mg' W i ... Bottom Row, L. to R.: A. McLaughlin, M. Morrison, I. Carl- son, L. Swedenjhelm, A. McCarthy, P. Dana, N. Rose, K. Snow, L. Anderson, C. Coulter, B. Anderson, S. Martin, C. Nevel, S. Caldwell, S. Barber, D. McIntyre, N. Cartwright. Row II: I. Rose, R. A. Castellani, D. Lundeen, C. Imbrogno, N. Blystone, A. Stark, C. Nelson, L .Swanson, K. McCluskey, C. Kerestes, D. Secor, I. Brennan, D. Anderson, B. Eidell, S. Kerestes, T. Carson, S. Null. Row III: G. Morse, I. Lundeen, PHY-CI-IY Phy-Chy, with Mr. Edward Bryant as advisor, consists of physics and chemistry students interested in widening and developing their knowledge in the world of science. Educational programs, including demonstrations, panels, movies, and speakers from business and industry, were held at the bi-monthly meetings. The annual field trip taken in May concludes the club's activities. B. Benigni, T. Lundin, S. Tumer, D. Shaffer, B. Olson, K. Levine, M. Grandinetti, E. M. DeCamp, D. Hanson, W. Swanson, J. Byham, I. Cleland, C. Benson, I. Lundeen, S. Politowski. Top Row: P. johnson, C. Smith, G. Peterson, D. Peterson, I. Royer, J. Kulka, B. Weborg, B. Engman, M. Henry, B. Hanson, R. Gentilman, G. Kulka, T. Ranf, F. Si- rianni, S. Carlson, D. Rakiecki. LI BRARY ASSI STANTS The Library Assistants, under the able guidance of librarian Mrs. Helen jones, is one of the largest organizations in Kan-e High. Members devote their study periods and after school hours to helping their fellow students and the community by their efficient work in the library. By attending to many small chores, as well as important ones, they lighten Mrs. jones' work and free her to take care of other matters. Bottom Row, L. to R.: M. Shaffer, M. Larson, D. Bonini, D. Zampogna, S. Rose, P. Anderson, K. Port, K. Geer, D. Carl, F. Carlson, M. Chilson, L. McDermott, S. Bizzak, D. Asp. Row II: R. Heeter, C. McCullough, M. Beer, L. Smith, B. Anderson, C. Long, C. Smith, M. Morrison, S. Mount, R. Mattis, M. A. Manning, B. Stewart, B. Hannold, S. Barber, G. Peterson. Row III: D. Furman, C. Hess, B. Lynde, I. Ondrovic, S. McLaughlin, P. Mohney, I. Lingle, C. Mount, L. Hulings, L. Greenwalt, L. Hedman, C. Drost, N. Rose, D. McIntyre, K. Zarnick, S. Welch. Top Row: B. Debevec, B. Bovill, B. Boeckman, B. Feikls, M. Johnson, K. Wamer, A. Stark, L. Weidow, K. McCluskey, B. Kifer, D. Feikls, L. Anderson, S. E. Peterson, D. Latshaw, B. Boderocco, E. DeCamp, M. Jones, S. Stewart. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Bottom Row, L. to R.: B. Lind, S. French, M. Larson, J. Royer, J. Cleland, R. Gentilman, K. Schreiber, S. Peterson, K. Levine, J. Irons, S. Carlson, M. Grandinetti. Row II: R. Rolick, K. Pearson, K. Hess, L. Olson, L. Mcmillen, F. Si- rianni, S. Mount, D. McIntyre, P. Oliver, D. Ritter, L. Mi- sulich, M. E. Bloomquist, C. Schreckengost, E. Kepler, D. Lindemuth. Top Row: D. Carson, D. Ferri, I. Anderson, T. Ranf, I. Crowley, C. Benson, G. Smith, G. Kerestes, B. Eiclell, B. Fredell, I. Corbett. The Class of 1965 presented Our Town by Thorn- ton Wilder on November 19 and 20. Action centered around two families, the Gibbs and the Webbs of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire. ..Our Town awakens its audience to the fact that we do not take life as passionately as we should. Main Characters were portrayed by Rick Gentil- man, Ken Levine, Sally Peterson, Karen Schreiber, jim Royer, Marcia Larson, and john Cleland. The play was under the direction of Mr. Vernon VanHom, assisted by student directors Linda Misulich and Chuck Benson. UNIOR CLASS PLAY Seated, L. to R.: S. Tumer, K. Holmes, B. Weborg, I. D. Peterson, E. DeCamp, S. Kerestes, M. johnson, D. Brinkley, I. Cappelo, G. Whippo, C. Imbrogno, A. Stark. Macauley, E. Oakes, B. Anderson, C. Mount, K. McCluskey. Standing: T. Whippo, S. Politowski, P. johnson, B. Lyon, Norm: I just wanted to see if her eyelashes were real. Eddie: But, gee, Dad, you still haven't said the most important thingf' Don't you think itis time you got married, Dad? young Eddie asks his widowed father. The father doesn't think so, but Eddie does-and that is enough. Several desirable young ladies soon appear-and a few not so desirable. The Courtship of Eddie's Father, a two act comedy by Anne Coulter Martens, was selected as the first major fund raising project for the Washington trip. The entire Iunior class and play advisor Vemon Van Horn helped make the project a great success. For the most part, the cast of seventeen characters was under the student direction of Andrea Stark and Terry VVhippo. 60 THESPIANS The Thespian Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Judy Schrecengost, presented four plays for assembly programs this year, all were well received by the student body. The group, now thirty strong, meets the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Bottom Row, L. to R.: G. Peterson, M. Beer, S. Powell, M. Chilson, K. Port, C. Mount, J. Brinkley, D. Zampogna, C. Long, D. Bonnini, P. Anderson, B. Rose, M. Gustafson, D. Ritter. Row II: I. Carlson, C. Coulter, B. Anderson, S. Barber, M. E. Bloomquist, M. Walker, L. Peterson, B. Bo- USI-IERETTES To the Usherettes of Miss Kathylene Mosier goes the difficult task of handing out programs, selling tickets, and directing persons to their seats with as little confusion as possible at school events. The Usherettes can be found working hard at the Junior and Senior plays, Vespers, and Commencement services, and at other special programs. derocco, M. L. Bamat, R. Gentilman, H. Carley, M. Johnson K. Wamer, S. Mount. Top Row: R. A. Castellani, S. Howell L. Swanson, B. Eidell, P. Prezelle, K. Holmes, S. Politowski G. Whippo, D. Macauley, T. Whippo, C. Willman, E. M DeCamp, D. Fragale, D. Lundeen. Bottom Row, L. to R.: S. Bizzak, L. Barber, L. McDermot L. McMillen, M. Beers, D. Bonini, C. Hess, S. Gustafson L. Thompson, M. Manning, B. Steele. Row II. D. Furman P. Arnett, B. Hannold, M. Larson, S. Mount, D. Latshaw E. Frontera, L. Creenawalt, K. Geer, C. Drost. Row III K. Luck, J, Jackson, L. Hulings, B. Hill, J. Stanko, M Rolick, J. Counts, L. Peterson, L. Keener, S. Nicklas, S Welch, S. Powell. Row IV: R. Rolick, M. Jones, D. Stewart C. Ewing, R. Swanson, J. Swanson, C. Transue, D. McIntyre R. Matthis, R. Anderson, D. Strawcutter, S. Johnson, G Peterson. 7 2 7 9 3 BIOLOGY CLUB Bottom Row: L. to R.: S Barber, I. Brinkley, D Zampogna, I. Stanko, L. Frontera, T. Bundy, C. Oliver, C. Cole, M. Chil- son. Row 2: S. Fetzeck, K. Holmes, G. Smith, C Poklar, K. Warner, L Smith, L. Duffey, L Chatmon, M. A. Camp- bell. Top Row: K. Mc- Cluskey, L. Swanson, T Whippo, A. Stark, C. Whippo, D. Macauley, M. Sirianni, D. Shaffer, C. Mount. Bottom Row, L. to R.: M. Burton, K. Pearson, L. Misulich. Top Row: H. Kane, A. Miller, B. Fredell, I. Anderson, G. Rostan. Completing its second successful year, Biology Club was created to broaden its members' interest in biology by becoming more directly involved in it through field trips and lectures. Sandy Barber was re-elected president this year with Robert Carson as club advisor. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club, a member of ths National Rifle Association, holds weekly evening meetings under the watchful eye of club advisor Mr. William Miller at which club members work to improve their marksmanship. Those members who score high enough from the four shooting positions are eligible for NRA and National Championship medals. 62 Bottom Row, L. to R.: D. Reigel, B. Lyons, I. Zampogna, Lathrop, J. McCormack, G. Kulka. Top Row: B. Chavez, S. Turner, F. Carrow, J. Beatty, B. Olson, E. Lucarelli. Row C. Peterson, R. Gentilrnan, B. Hanson, B. Engman, I. Espin II: D. Holt, D. Secor, D. Kosinski, J. Byham, C. Benson, D. VARSITY CLUB Composed of boys who have lettered in any varsity sport, Varsity Club's purpose is to improve the athletic programs and facilities of Kane High. Head Football Coach Bernie McQuown is the club's advisor. J. Kulka, D. Rakiecki. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Behind the scenes at any athletic event at Kane High is the Athletic Assocation under the direction of Mr. Paul Montgomery and Mr. Edward Bryant. The AA is responsible for admitting spectators, selling refreshments, and preparing the field for home football games. Bottom Row, L. to R.: I. Carlson, I. Lingle, L. Keener, S. Shadman, C. Peterson. Row II: B. Beer, D. Zampogna, G. Peterson, S. Powell, T. Bifano, R. Eidell, C. Hannold-Pres., C. Hess, M. Johnson, C. Klaiber, B. Lynde, N. Cartwright, R. Mattis, S. Bizzak. Row III: C. Carl, M. McCullough, K. Wamer, S. Barber, M. E. Bloomquist, D. Strawcutter, R. R. Anderson, L. Hedman, S. Danielson, M. Shaffer, D. Mc- Intyre, M. Grandinetti, M. K. Zampogna, S. Mount, P. An- derson. Top Bow: J. Royer, D. F eikls, M. A. Campbell, D. Lundeen, K. McCluskey, G. Smith, K. Holmes, I. Eld, D. Hallberg, C. Strock, R. Risinger, W. Griffith, T. Risinger, P. Meckley. L. to R.: K. Sunberg, Mrs. Dorothy Stigers, Patsy Ralston, Sue Howell. K Beauty and the Beasts Ronald Hill Dance Band 64 This year Kane High played host to many other Pennsylvania schools in Regional Chorus. Regional Chorus, the highest plateau which can be reached by choral students in the commonwealth, consists of those who were standouts at their District Choruses. BAND Bottom Row, L. to R.: L. Kohler, K. Holmes, D. Carson, P. Trubic, I. Royer, B. Holquist, P. Carson, M. Carson. Row II: C. Long, B. Kalin, K. Snow, B. Wolfe, B. Peterson, P. Oliver, V. Zarnick, B. Ryding, C. Ishman, M. Nicolas, C. Carlson, M. Weirtz, B. Deane, C. Paar, J. Lundin, K. John- son, Mr. Wright. Row III: I. Will, A. Wright, P. Buhl, D. Larson, D. Parana, C. Mount, P. Golden, M. Marold, M. Cox, N. Abplanalp, L. Anderson, E. Wright, D. Coleman, N. Asel, B. Tyding. Row IV: D. Hanson, R. Eidell, C. Bray, I. Lutton, B. Morgan, G. Wahlberg, A. Stark, R. A. Castellani, J. Nelson, T. Ranf, B. Fredell, B. Kelly, C. Oliver. Row V: C. Schreck- engost, I. Smith, H. Snapp, R. Thompson, I. Chapman, T. Carson, A. Carson, I. Lingle, D. Colker, B. Orzechowski, L. Lundgren, C. Hartman. Color Guards: R. A. Rolick, I. Cappello, B. Steele, S. Stewart, C. Ewing, K. Luck, C. Transue. Banner Girls: D Bonini, P. Anderson. Majorettes: S. Peterson, L. McMillen, S. Caldwell, S. Stevens, J. Brinfcliy, J. Stanko, C. Nevel, M. Wiggins, C. Imbrogno, M. Ro ic . The Kane High School Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Loren Wright, can be quite proud of the account it gave of itself on the field and in the stands this year. Fresh from participation in Kane's Centennial Celebration, band members met the challenge of football season enthusiastically. At the season's mid- point, Mr. Wright was taken ill and Mr. Ronald Hill, assistant director, stepped in and did a fine job for the remainder of the season. VVhen the group moved indoors to begin rehearsals for its annual spring concert, it found Mr. Wright waiting and eager to get things underway. Yummy in the tummy. Was that a burp or a B flat? L. to R.: R. A. Rolick, S. Stewart, C. Transue, K. Luck, B. Steele, I. Cappello, C. King COLQR GUARD Marching at the head of the band is Kane Higlfs Color Guard. This group, headed by Rose Ann Rolick, adds much to the color of the shows with its flashy reds, whites, and blues. That much-watched-for group of girls, whose marching and intricate baton drills brighten the half-time and pre-game shows at football games, is none other than Kane Highis Majorettes. The Majorettes, led by head-majorette Sally Peterson, work with the head to provide entertaining routines for games, parades, and pep rallies. MAJORETTES Bottom Row, L. to R.: C. Nevel, I. Brinkley, S. Stevens, S. Caldwell. Top Row: I. Stanko, M. Wiggins, S. Peterson-Head Majorette, M. J. Rolick, C. Imbrogno. CHORUS Bottom Row, L. to R.: I Ondrovic, S. Shadman L- Nichols, D. Hill-I B Grolemund, D. Ford, K Ceer, M. K. Larson, S Peterson, B. Rose, I Hedlund, M. Morrison Row II: S. Caldwell, S Detrick, I. Hilliar, D Bergstrom, C. Seidl, M Salamon, M. Johnson, R Anderson, M. McCul- lough, D. Kelly, B Boeckman, E. Gibson Top Row: C. Coudriet B. Feikls, D. Coleman: C. Schreckengost, R Thompson, P. Johnson A. Wright, J. Cleland K. Schreiber, B. Olson, B. Lyon, B. Ryding, D Hill. Bottom Row, L. to R.: G. Drost, D. Furman, B. LaBarr, S. Frontera, V. Sluga, R. Centilman M. johnson, I. Maze, C. Coulter, M. Chilson. Row II: M. E. Bloomquist, L. Hedman, I. Carlson, L. Peterson, M, Wiggins, C. Mount, S. Martin, L. Swedenhjelm, D. Lang, A. Van- Dervoort, C. Carlson, D. McCluskey. Row III: K. Pearson, B. Eidell, D. Carson, C. Nelson, E. DeCamp, I. Geer, B. Carter, M. Crandinetti, B. Lyon, K. Snow, B. Roman, J. Beatty. Top Rrow: G. Debevec, W. Swanson, C. Carlson, D. Hunt, D. Hanson, I. Street, T. Ranf, R. Centilman, A. Miller, S. Politowslci, D. Anderson. 1 Chorus is growing larger each year, which serves as testimony to the popularity of music among the students of Kane High. Under the direction of Mr. Loren Wright, it participated in such activities as the Christmas Carol Festival and closed out a fine year by performing in Kane High's annual spring concert. 67 CI-IORALIERS Congratulations are in order for Mr. Loren Wright on the job he does each year with the Choraliers. His group of hand-picked singers has once again spent a year of travel far and wide in the presen- tation of fine music. After Christmas caroling during the Yule season and the presentation of the Christmas Carol Festival in which they took part, the group began practicing for the Spring Concert, the climax of a year's work in music. Bottom Row, L. to R.: M. Cox, M. Morrison, J. Ondrovic, B Grolemund S. A Peterson C Nelson I. arlson D , - , - , C , - Lang, L. Peterson, L. Swedenhjelm, Mr. Wright. Row II: K. Carl- son, R. Rose, A. Wright, 1. Weborg, K. Schreiber, J. Hedlund S. Martin, A. VanDevort, M. Wiggins. Row III: B. Lyon, D Itis a nice day in Chicago but . . . Coleman, B. Lyon, B. Roman, C. Echreckengost, W. Swason, J. Beatty, D. Carson, B. Olson. Top Row: T. Ranf, I. Street, R. Thompson, D. Anderson, D. Carlson, K. Snow, P. John- son, S. Politowski, A. Miller, B. Ryding, M. Crandinetti, J. Cleland, R. Gentilman. Somebody wake Sal. HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Nancy Cartwright 69 Q, SPCRTS i Q 1 1 K Bottom Row, L. to R.: B. Lyon, J. McCormack, E. Lucarelli, F. Holmes, B. Chavez, R. Stakley, J. Byham, I. Kulka CCapt.l, M. Henry, F. Sirianni, C. Benson, I. Beatty, B. Centilman, B. Engman. Row II: R. Costanzo, S, Markey, H. Menteer, C. Peterson, D. Rakiecki, J. Jolly, D. Kosinski, I. Chavez, B. Deane, D, Lathrop, B. Lyon, D. McNeil, I. Epsin, C. Kulka, D. Secor. Row III: I. Zampogna, I. Bizzak, P. john- son, C. Ferranto, I. Cezik, C, Morse, D. Holt, B. Perry, D. 5 S ' f I ' ,,,, My-Naf27?z',f3f7:WZWn:un4?fW2fiw ?5f 1-4:12 -gf-. ff V Y Z 7 W3 ' P - ' ' 2 ' ll if. 1 - 1 ' .M N fl 2. , ' 5 V ar .. w' ,I-fawv1wzz1:-2. -:IS BL fe w ma ' fww...',,, .. ' , 1, I .I 2 if 1 sg 4 f rams ?Y Nz25v:14L'fa:5'?3f1E?,gggsg?- ,wfi4f245'14rySMg?, 'efiaeiw -It 1 , ' M51 2 ' Q A ,M ,,, .. , .. .ma.t,,,a,,1.1,,,,,,,,,,,m.,.f5..,,,..w. . K . .. 5 3 Jr . 4 is ,f , saw ,iq Zia., A 2f1:::,w2....ss:zffa' ' . H .Miz-sa'-. of 'H' .aa 'f , , tl . , ,lvl l 1' -2 . ,fwmfw N -as ,mf Kf'm , . 9 .V - ,wi V 5 Hi . N W S Xi26':,f 2s2Ea4f?aa2QQZ4fX9e? EV I 2 5 59 .5 al. f,a.f.., . . V... - ' . .,,. nw. 5 , sn-fm. 13651 li mm.: f -. 1.1 'Q' -E, I x 1 I ,. if. 1 i , f ' .f . ffl ,. ' '-'Ga I Pu' Denny down for a T. D. Campbell, J. Chapman, C. Cook, S. Null, I. Komidar, T. Van Giesen, C. Hultman. Top Row: B. Yetto, S. Anderson, R. Fiscus, B. Roman, D. Lamper, S. Rossman, M. Gamble Ur. High Coachl, R. Vensel fCoachJ, D. Zilcosky fCoachJ, B. McQuown fHead Coachl, T, McDonald, I. Williamson, D. Pierotti, D. Riegel, G. Debevec, C. Carlson, R. Anderson, B. Olson, C. R. Peterson, I. Peterson, SCORES 1965 Football Kane Opponent Ridgway 41 14 St. Marys 34 12 Youngsville 7 0 Iohnsonburg 13 7 Port Allegany 20 7 Bradford 0 14 Elk Co. Christian 7 5 Warren 6 26 Salamanca 0 30 r l Kane gains some tough yardage. FOOTBALL In 1964, Kane High enjoyed another successful season on the gridiron. Although they were able to close out the season with a 6-3 won-lost record, the Wolves had tough going most of the Way, running into fired-up teams eager to atone for past losses. Getting off to a great start, Coach Bernie Mc- Quownis boys ran Wild in the opener, defeating Ridgway 41-14. In their third game of the year at Youngsville, Kane had to go all out to win 7-0. Then injuries hit and key injuries in the backfield caused serious gaps in Kane's offense. The Wolves lost three of their last four games, beating only Elk County Christian by a close 7-6 score. Coach McQuown has high hopes for next year's team even though thirteen boys will be lost due to graduation. Coach McQuown, by the way, has an admirable record of 20 Wins and only 4 losses since coming to Kane High three years ago. L. to R.: D. Zilcosky, R. Boyer, Head Coach B. McQuown, R. Vensel, M. Gamble. Stop that man! BASKETBALL Although Coach Bruce Rice's Varsity Wolves had a frustrating season with sickness and injuries plaguing them this year, they were still able to tie for third place in league play. Competition was keen this year, many important games being decided in the last minute of play. Credit must be extended to the boys for team spirit and all-round hustle and determination. Since many games saw three or four juniors start- ing, next year holds much promise for Kane High basketball. Get that rebound! Tough Kane men fight back VARSITY Bottom Row, L. to R.: C. Benson, B. Chavez, B. Weborg, 1. Kulka, F. Sirianni, S. Turner. Top Row: R. Thompson, I Lathrop, D. McNeil, I. Espin, T. Lundin, C. Smith. Kane Opponem Iohnsonburg 55 46 Elk County Christian 53 46 Ridgeway 57 47 'Punxsutawney 76 60 Iohnsonburg 51 48 'Dubois 44 63 Warren 63 78 St. Marys 54 55 Elk County Christian 54 55 'Clearfield 58 62 'Bradford 67 59 'Brookville 51 54 Ridgway 71 59 'Curwensville 72 60 'Dubois 54 57 St. Marys 62 76 'Brookville 39 52 Warren 59 80 'Punxsutawney 50 5 'Bradford 49 58 'Clearfield 79 75 :Curwensvi1le 74 68 League Games JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Row, L. to R.: B. Griffith, M. Spurgeon, J. Williamson, J. Zampogna, K. MacCauley. Row II: R. Fiscus, H. Snapp, L. Lundgren, D. Holt. Top Row: J. Street, 1 S. Anderson, B. Yetto, S. Rossman. i TRACK The Kane High trackmen won the District 9 Class A title for the fifth consecutive year. The Wolves again won the Olean Relays and the county cham- pionship under Coach Bruce Rrice's able leadership. Outstanding performances were turned in by Skip Manfredo, who tied the high jump record and set a new mark in the high hurdles, and by Bill Han- son, who took third place in the pole vault com- petition at the State Meet. Bottom Row, L. to R.: B. McGowan, I. McMurray, B. Chavez, F. Combs, S. Turner, A. Erickson, L. Manfredo, F. Sirianni, T. Rakiecki, L. Johnson, D. DeMarte. Row II: I. Espin, R. Constanzo, I. Chavez, Bill Lyon, Bob Lyon, R. Myers, M. Grandinetti, W. Swanson, D. Aljoe. Row III: B. Bloomquist, I. Kulka, D. Reigel, D. Holt, I. Williamson, G. Kulka, D. Rakiecki, B. Weborg, D. Secor, J. Beatty, D. Weaver. Top Row: T. Wile, I. Komidar, C. Rich, I. Myers, B. Hanson, I. Street, B. Olson, R. Thompson, J. Royer. April 6 St. Marys Public, Iohnsonburg April 9 Elk County Christian, Ridgway April 15 Northern Area, Warren April 23 Bradford May 1 Warren County Invitational May 8 County Meet May 15 District Meet May 17 Olean Relays May 22 State Meet Ready to pass the baton. 76 CHEERLEADERS Bottom Row, L. to R.: K. Schreiber, D. Newcome, C. Coulter, N. Blystone. Row II: M. Gustafson, B. Anderson, M. Morrison, B. Rose. Top Row: L. Peterson, M. L. Bamat, R. Gentilman. Not Pictured: L. Swedenhjelm. Rejects! Boy, it's hot! INTRAMURALS It's the Ghost Play! Coach Iacobus views the action So they lost a zebra, why pick on me? Kay springs eternal ing areas who helped to make this v A Friend Kane Manufacturing Corp. Stackpole Carbon Company Affiliated Industries, Inc. L. R. Batcheler Modem Dairy Bruno P. Sicher, M.D. Kane Gas Li ht Sr Heatin Co. Kane Handleg g McCrory-McLellan Stores The Printz Co. Walker Creamery Products Co. Arcade Restaurant Ralph H. Bennett, Lumber Bentz Furniture Stores I. A. Bloomquist Mr. and Mrs. james C. Bly Broadbent-Stiteler Co. W. H. Christie Sz Sons Wilson G. Cummings Hillcrest Restaurant Houston Electronics Corp. Kane Bank Office - Hamlin Ba Kane Dairy Kane Office - Warren National William F. Lind, D.D.S. Miles-Bradford Company john L. Morrison, M.D. Nansen Hotel Otto Chemical Co. O. T. Peterson Sons Prudential Insurance Co. Russell City Store Wahlbergis Dairy nk 61 Trust Bank Mr. Sz Mrs. Victor I. Westerberg Zook Motors, Inc. A Friend Anderson's Confectionery Archer's The Great Atlantic 8r Pacific Tea Co. Austin's Family Bakery Battista Rambler Sales Beatty Radio Shop olume possible. SPONSORS Members of the staff of the 1965 Hurri-Kane wish to thank the business and professional people of the surround Beer Funeral Home Benny's Wrecking Yard Benson's Office Supply Bloomquist Beauty Shop Bloomquist Cleaners - Brown's Body Shop Brown's Boot Shop Bush's Pharmacy Tailors Campbell's Disposal Service E. H. Capp Chubon's Quaker State Colonial Inn Roy B. Constable Stores, Inc. Neil Cook, Sinclair Gas W. B. Coulter, D.D.S. C. W. Hardware Dan Dee Shop Ralph N. DeCamp DeCamp's Tire 6: Battery Service Deiches Clothing Co., Inc. Dorothy's Record Shop G. E. Dutter Family Grocery Fayls Greenhouse Dr. E. F. Fleming Fredell's Market lack Frost Builders' Supply Garden and Gift Shop Dr. H. D. Gardner Dr. Henry A. Gregory Irene Hedstrom, Tax Collector Hill-Kelly Funeral Home Holtis Flowers 8: Greenhouse The Homstead Paul Howellis Glass Service Hub Shoe Co., Inc. Melchisedec C. Ibanez, M.D. Iacobus-Poklar Motors Iennie's Beauty Nook Cleveland johnson - Post 574 johnson Grocery Iohnson 6: Keesler Le Roy E. johnson Market Iohnson's Red 8: Whit Iohnston's Sunoco Kane Auto Parts Kane Decorating Kane Federal Savings Kane Lumber or Fuel Kane Manor Kane Republican Kane View Motel Laura's Beauty Shop Leona's Beauty Salon Long View Inn - john e or Loan I. Grandinetti Sponsors listed on pages 79, 80 Robert Carson, Kane, Pennsylvania john Cliff, Kane Pennsylvania The Manfred Studio, Kane Pennsylvania Consolidated Grapic Arts, Canton, Ohio Lowery Organs - Loren Loyal Order of Moose Ludlow Market Sam Manno Real Estate Marasco Appliances Martin's Clothing Store Master Cleaners M. E. McCarthy, M.D. McCluskey Lumber Co. Meckley's Feed Store Mountain Top Beverages Olson Insurance Agency Penn Kane Barber Shop Penn Kane Hotel, Inc. Quality Woodcraft Reed's Tire Service Rose Bowl Lanes Sam 6: Fred's Barber Sh Scutella's Cleaners Seven-Up Bottling Comp Sirianni Bros. Ilrs. Snyder's Specialty Co. South Side Grocery B. Wright OP any George W. Spilka-Wood Products Stoll,s Dry Goods Superior Cleaners Surrey Shop Suzanne Shoppe Swanson's Triangle Temple Pharmacy Texas Hot Lunch Thompson 6: Co. Truden T.V. Sales Sr Service Van Horn Wallpaper Gr Paint Shop WADP Western Auto West Side Grocery Women of the Moose Lawrence M. Woods Mt. City Booterie Nichols' Garage, Russell City Avenali Bros. Garage Beck's Cafe Ishman's Garage Iohnson Bros. Meat Market Kraft Barber Shop Leone Shop Northern Pipe and Supply Co. Orzetti Confectionary The Pennysaver Pete's Inn Thrush Grocery William F. Bunce Agency Peg Henryis Beauty Salon Paul Irwin's Kendall Station The Kane Motel- Mr. 61 Mrs. Perle Burke Lundeen's Nut Kitchen Phillips Keystone Service R. F. Pooley 6: Son Roll-N-Pin Beauty Shop A Friend Helen Larson's Beauty Shop Morse Radiator ACKNOWLEDGMENTS g- ,- wg,-:ff ,. ,-.-:4- nf--.Xgxff. ,ff,f--.,J.-zmf:-:WAwe. -.ff -..-- - ww- ,,,-1 - 7 fJ:a':1T-:p:f g,g:3y:5yA.5:4,gQLy,.7 x.. X.. -,-,. ,.. X - -. , .,.-. . -. .- , 5 .. ,..,.,, .. , , . , .L ., . .-. .. ., 4 ,, . 4 Aw.. f '- 1 M. as-n :'f.,i',-mr,-,-Lx 1-'---'--f1f'-'-------M'-x-A.wzyw---Wm-:.MS--.-::-Y:Nm :uf,.u:f,4s:.v.:-ffzfzief,14.213-nf-ff:4.':4-,C-.f::.1-Aanwr,,ez1:-zz.-.fieff-'ge,f::,-50:53.35-5 w - n V 6 , V, , l Lf G If ,. I e, ,M pi ' 9. 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