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

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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.

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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

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