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

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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

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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.

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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.