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

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1979 volume:

HURRI-KANE 1979 KANE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL KANE, PENNSYLVANIA HEME ... 4 A CTIVITIES ... 56 B DE D BIE'S LETTER ... 3 L C LOSING ... 200 S E NIORS ... 16 0 PENING ... 1 F ACULTY ... 120 40 . . . UNDER C LASSMEN 6 ... DEDICATI 0 N 196 .. . FACULTY I N DEX 158 .. . ADVER T ISING 136 .. . STUDENT LIF E 198 .. . STUDENT I |N DEX 8 . . . SENIOR CLASS PHoTO 88 . . . SPORT S Many things have happened over the 1978-1979 school year and I hope in the years to come this Hurri-Kane edition will bring all the memories of this past year back. I would like to express my sincere thanks to my faithful staff for helping to put together this yearbook. It took many long hours of hard work and dedication to make the 1979 Hurri-Kane possible and we all hope you will enjoy it. Sincerely. usmpa wT Debbie Timpano Editor-in-Chief 4 the child not knowing what to see came blindly to the schoolyard filled with tumbling boys and jump roping girls reached a peek but it was time to move on I the classmate bound to be something heroic and confident to be what I could be soon found out it’s better to be an individual I the student trying to find out what's not known questioning every question stepped into this tall box not knowing it doesn't stop at the top Finally reached what I never thought could be reached to find out no one ever told me There's no lid on the box. Julie Mertz DEDICATION OF THE 1979 HURRI-KANE TO MR. LOREN WRIGHT Mr. Loren Wright was a dedicated teacher the whole year around. During the school year he worked with students of all ages, giving instrument instruction to the elementary students, directing the concert band, chorus, orchestra, and his own creation: The Chor-aliers. But his dedication and aggressiveness didn’t stop there. Mr. Wright gave up his summers and worked long hours in the hot sun with the Kane High Marching Band, preparing them for parades, fair competition, and football half-time shows. For all the dedication Mr. Wright has given to us students. the 1979 Hurri-Kane staff would like to express their deep thanks to him by dedicating this yearbook to him. 6 7 THE LAST OF THE SEVENTIES I THE CLASSMATE I’m a classmate and it has been a very important part of my life. I have experienced a great deal of things during my high school years. There were the usual boring classes and days that seemed to take forever. But my classmates and I have shared many good times here at KHS. I have made many good friends, some whom I will know forever yet it is sad to think that there will be many whom I may never see again. Just think, after we graduate and start a new life for ourselves we’ll be back again to celebrate our class reunions. I’ll really be shocked to find that my best friend in high school is now married and has eight kids! Just think of all the fun we’ve had working together whether it was on a homework problem or learning lines for the class play. Working of the Prom and Magazine Drive produced many headaches but there was always time for a good laugh. These high school days can’t last forever and for the seniors they’re just about over, but I’ve really enjoyed my days here at Kane High. In the future I’ll be taking on alot of responsibilities and I’m sure there will be many days that I’ll wish I were back at Old Kane High reliving my high school days. Matt HottclPrcsidcnt Sue Punk-Vice-President Patty Pearson-Secretary Rich Caruso-Treasurer 12 u Denny Anderson. Dcndo: Varsity Club 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4. Wrestling 2.3 Captain 4 Suzette Armstrong Saber Bakhshi Brigitt Bartels Pat Beartield: Varsity Club 3.4; FFA 3: Football 2.3.4 Jim Bergman. Berg; Varsity Club 2.3.4; FFA 4; Track 3.4. Football 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3.4 Jon Bifano. Beef: FFA 2.3 Officer 4; Football 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3 Janet Blankenship. Jan Betsy nckson AA 2.3; Aqua Fins 2; Library Aides 4; Track 3 f . Sally Hist Chcs r rnsworth. Twin: Understaff 4; Jr. Class Ptay 3; NIKE 2.3 nan 4; Marching Concert Band 2.3.4; FHA 3 V P 4; Or-a 2 Sue Fa Hi-Li Cc n nsworth. Farns: HURRI-KANE Ads Editor 4. Understaff 2.3; e 4; Jr Class Play 3; NMS 3.4 NIKE 2.3 Treas 4; Marching cert Band 2.3.4; Orchestra 2; Teen Tones 2 Henry eikls. Hank: FFA 4; Track 3; Intramurals 2.3.4 Beth F Majo Mike 3.4; F otc: Class V P 3; Student Council 4; Sr Class Play 4. NHS basketball Wrestling Scoreciock 4; Track 2.3.4 eeger Jr Class Play 3; NIKE 3.4; AA 3.4. Aqua Fins 2.3; ette 3.4; Chorus 2 Mike Bomni Jon Fo quer: Rifle Club 2.3.4. FFA 2.3; Intramurals 2.3.4 Brian Boschert: FFA 2.3.4 Sue G, . briel: Hi-Life 4. Intramurals 3.4 Jane Bostiancic Chori ( ardner Bob Boyer Jr. Class Ptay 3; Varsity Club 4. 3; Aqua Fins 2; Track 3.4; Football 2.3.4; Wrestling 2.3 Donna Bradley. Pete: Class Plays 3.4; Varsity Club 4. Girls' Basketball 2.3; Track 2.3.4; Chorus 2.3 June Bradley. Shelly: Jr Class Play 3. Varsity Club 2.3. V P. 4 AA 2.3.4; Girls' Basketball 2.3.4. Track 2.3.4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Cross Country 4 Bryan iilmorc. Giddy: FFA 2,3.4. Intramurals 3 icnman: Choraliers 4; Chorus 3; Track 2.3.4; Cross Coun- Jeff Grfc try 4 Nancy Gregory: Student Council 4; Understalf 2; Hi-Life 2.4; Class Play 3.4. Ski Club 2.3.4; Concert Band 2.3.4; Track 2; Majorette 2.3 I ead Majorette 4; Orchestra 2 Ed Bray Tom G osch. Hype: Ski-Club 4; Choraliers 3.4. Chorus 3.4 Rick Brown Marsha Bundy: FHA Linda irube: Sr. Class Play 4; Varsity Club 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; Colo Guard 2.3 Tom Bush; Student Council 2; Understalf 2; Varsity Club 3; Pep Club 2; Aqua Fins 2: Cheerleader 2.3.4; Volleyball. 3 Paula Carley; Jr. Class Play 3; Aqua Fins 3; Co-op 4 Robert Hadley Tom Fall Tom T: Student Council 2.3.4 Scoreboard Operator 3.4 Peter Carlsson; Pete JOC Hi: yduk Rich Caruso: Class Treasurer 2.3.4; Student Council 2 Treasurer 3.4; Business Mgr HURRI-KANE 4; Understalf 3; Hi-Life 4, NHS 3.4; Varsity Club 3.4; AA 4; Track Football Mgr Stats 2.3.4; Basketball Mgr. 2.3.4 Magazine Drive 4 Greg Hedlund: Choraliers Chorus 4. Track 3 John Hetrick Hoss: Aqua Fins 2; Intramurals 3 Jim Cccchetti; Varsity Club 3.4; FFA 2 Reporter 3.4; Track 3.4; Football 2.3.4; Wrestling 3 Ralph Cccchetti: Varsity Club 3.4; Football 2.3.4 Brett Clccr. Bert: Ski-Club 3.4. FFA 3 Paul Wros Dawn ffickey Leonarp H.ggms. Lenny: H jffman Varsity Club 2.3.4; Football 2.3.4, Track 2.3.4; _____ a CC A O A Darlene Confer. Dar: Library Aides 3.4 Lisa He imes Doris: NIKE 2. AA 2.3 Ed Cooley Jean Croyle: Pep Club2; Library Aides 2.3.4; FHA 3 Clyde Matthew Hottd. Matt: Class President 2.3.4; Student Council 2 VP 3 Pres 4. NHS 3.4. Choraliers 3.4. Chorus 3: Track; Crosl Country 2. Basketball 2.3; Magazine Drive 4 Jocelyn Danielson. Joe: Student Council 3; Understaff 3.4. NHS 3.4 V.P ; NIKE 2.3.4; Varsity Club 4. AA 3.4; Aqua Fins 2.4: Basketball Stats. 2.3.4; Concert Band 2.3,4; Majorette 2.3 Feature Twirler 4; Orchestra 2.3.4; Choraliers 3.4; Chorus 3; Teen Tones 2 Don Davidson Daniel Davidson: Oan Linda Dctnck. Lin: Hi-Life 4. Jr Class Play 3; NIKE 3.4; AA 2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3.4 Karen DcWalt: Student Council 4; Understaff 4; Hi-Life 4; Jr. Class Play 3: NHS Pres. 3.4; Varsity Club 2.3.4; AA 3. Officer 4; Library Aide 3.4; Track 3.4; Cross Country 4 Maria DiMaria. Murray: Understaff 4; Hi-Life 3.4; NIKE 3.4; AA 3.4; Marching Band 2.3; Concert Band Orchestra 2.3.4; Majorette 4; Chorus 3.4; Choraliers 4; Teen Tones 2 Julie Dodrill: NIKE 3; AA 3.4; Concert Band 2.3.4; Majorette 4; Front Line 3; Chorus Choraliers 3.4; Teen Tones 2 Allen Eckstrom Deb Eckstrom: Library Aides 4 Judy H Done ketb; l Walt H Coun: Kathy Guar I Jamcc Club jward tjulmgs. Fog: Aqua Fins 4; Marching Band 2.3.4; Girls' Bas I 2.3.4 Track 2.3. Volleyball 2.3.4 Mary Ji Hulmgs. Jo: Track 2.3 Tom H ilmgs. Tucker: FFA 2.3.4 Imgs. Noodle : Varsity Club 4; FFA 3.4. Track 3.4. Cross ry 4 Steve ffuitman Choraliers 4. Chorus 4; Football 3.4 Polly H|jntzingcr Library Aides 4 ons Beak: Class V P 2; Student Council 2; Chorus 4; Color IS 3.4 lohnson. J.J.: Student Council 3.4. Jr Class Play 3; Varsity 3. Aqua Fins 2: Chorus 2.3: Track 2 Mike Johnson: Aqua Fins 2; FFA 3.4; Track 2.3.4. Basketball 3.4 Becky Johnson Bill JoHnson Wild: FFA 2.3.4 John Jubon FFA 2.3.4 Tami Kulkj. Tam: Student Council 2.3.4. Understaff 4. Ski Club 2; Aqua Fins 2.3: Cheerleader 2.3.4 Helen Lathrop Varsity Club 3.4. Girls' Basketball 2.3: Track 2. 3.4; Volleyball 2 3.4 Jeff Larson. Lou: Understaff 2.4. Class Plays 3.4: Stage Head 2.3.4 Becky Larson: Hi-lifc 3.4. Jr Class Play 3: AA 4. Marching Concert Band 2.3.4; Orchestra 2.3.4. Chorus Choratiers 3.4. Teen Tones 2 Cheryl Lican: Varsity Club 2.3.4. Girls' Basketball 2.3.4; Track 2; Volleyball 2.3 Keith Lindquist Link: FFA 2.3.4 Jane Lloyd Sue: FHA 2 Sue Mader NIKE 3.4. AA 3.4. Chorus 4; Banner Carrier 4 Lissa McKenna Understatl 2.3; Jr Class Play 3: Varsity Club 3.4. AA 4: Girls' Basketball 2.3: Co Captain 4; Chorus 3; Concert Band 2.3.4; Flag Corps 2.3 Captain 4; Orchestra 2.3: Choralters 3.4; Teen Tones 2; Track 2 Brian McMurray FFA 4. Basketball 2: Intramurals 2.3 Sharon Meckley Understall 4. Hi-Lilo 3.4; AA 2.3.4; Choraliers 3. 4; Chorus 2.3.4; Teen Tones 2 Julie Mertz. Jut: Hi-Lile 3.4. Varsity Club 2.3.4. Track 2; Ski Club 2.3.4; Girls' Basketball 2.4 Bryan Moore. Gomcr: Oan Myers: Hi-Life 2.3. Jr Class Play 3: Aqua Fins 2.3; Rilie Club 2: Chorus A Choraliers 4. FFA 2.3. Olliccr 4; Track 2.3.4; Basketball 3 Heidi Novel, Hl-Dec: Understall 4; Hi-Life 3.4; AA 4: Concert Band 2.3.4. Orchestra 2.4; Choraliers 3.4. Chorus 2.3.4; Teen Tones 2 Sandy Okerlund: Flag Corps 3.4; Chorus 2 John Olson: Varsity Club 2.3.4. Track 2.3.4; Football 2.3.4. Basketball 2.3.4 Patty Pearson Class Secretary 2.3.4; Student Council 2.3.4; HURRI KANF Copy Editor 4 Understall 2.3: NHS 3.4; Pep Club 2; Cheerleader 2.3.4; Co-Chairman Prom Oec. Comm Magazine Orivo Dawn Peterson. Fawn: HURRIKANE Sports Editor 4. Understall 2.3; Hi-Life 3; Jr Class Play 3: NIKE 4; Varsity Club 2.3.4; Aqua Fins 3.4; Girls' Basketball 2.3.4; Chorus 2.3: Track 2.3.4; Cheerleader 2.3.4 Brenda Phillips: Student Council 3. Sr. Class Play 4. Varsity Club 3. Sec. Trcas. 4. Girls' Basketball 2.3.4; Maiorette 2.3; Feature Twirlor 4; Track 3.4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Miss Kane High Joe Proesel. Pretzel: Varsity Club 3.4; FFA 2.3; President 4; Football 2.3.4; Intramurals 2.3 Sue Punk: Class V P 4; Student Council 4; HURRI KANE Student Life Editor 4. Understaff 2.3: Hi-life 4; NHS 3.4; Varsity Club 3.4; Pep Club 2; Teen Tones 2; Cheerleader 2.3.4 Captain 2.4 Volleyball 2.3: Lifeguard 3.4; Prom Decorating Co-Chairman 3 Marsha Reichard HURRI KANE Faculty Editor 4. Class Plays 3.4; NIKE 3 V P 4. Marching Band 2; Concert Band A Orchestra 2. 3.4; Flag Corps 2.3 Captain 4; Teen Tones 2; Ski Club 4 M.ke Rich Earl: FFA 2.3 Lisa Rich Hi-Life 2.3; Editor 4. Jr Class Play Director 3: NHS 3.4; NIKE 3: AA 2.3 Officer 4; Teen Tones 2 Intramurals 2.3.4 Guy Rockwell. Stanley: Special Olympics Tom Rolick. T.R.: Student Council 4; NHS 3.4. Varsity Club 3.4; Track 2.3.4; Football 2.3.4 Co-Captain 4; Basketball 2.3.4 Co-Captam 4 Lisa Schmidt Hi Life 2.3; Jr Class Play 3; NIKE 2.3.4 Pep Club 2.3 AA 2.3.4. Flag Corps 3.4; FHA 2.3 Officer 4 George Schuster: FFA 2.3.4; Track 2.3 Tina Sichcr Student Council 2.3 V P 4; Understaff 2.3.4; NHS 3.4; NIKE 2.3.4. AA 2.3.4 Marching Band 2; Concerf Band 2.3.4; Maiorette 3.4. Choraliers 3.4. Chorus 3. Ski Club 4. Intramurals 2.3.4 Kathy Slater. Slceger: Hi-Life 2.3.4; Class Plays 3.4. NHS 3.4. NIKE 2.3 Pres 4; AA 2.3 Officer 4; Concert Band 2.3.4. Majorette 3.4 Charlie Smith: Hi-Life 2.3.4. NHS 3.4; NIKE 4. Marching Band 2 Drum Major 4; Library Aide 4. Concert Band A Orchestra 2; Chorus A Choraliers 3.4. Teen Tones 2 Jon Snyder Ron Snyder Snydes: Aqua Fins 2 Ted Snyder Rifle Club 3.4; FFA 2.3.4 Wendy S| encer HURRI KANE Activities Editor 4; Hi-Life 4; Jr Class Play 3: NHS 3.4. AA 2.3.4; Marching A Concert Band 2.3.4. Library Aide 4. Orchestra 2.3.4. Chorus A Choraliers 3.4. Teen Tones 2; NIKE 3.4 Kris Stanko. Ette: Understaff 4; H. Life 4; NIKE 4; Varsity Club 3.4; Pep Club 2. AA 2.3 Officer 4; Color Guards 3; captain 4; Intramurals Janey Stidd. Airhead: Jr Class Play 3; AA 2: Concert Band 3; Orchestra 3: Choraliers 3.4; Chorus 3; Teen Tones 2 Roy Stillman: Ski Club 4. FFA 3.4. Student Advisor John Sullivan. Ted: Ski Club 3.4 Chris Swanson: Understaff 2.3.4; Hi-Life 2.3.4; NIKE 3.4. AA 2.3.4. Aqua Fms 2.3; Chorus A Choraliers 3.4; Lifeguard 4 Bill Swedenhjelm. Swede: Jr Class Play 3; Varsity Club 3.4; Choral iers 4; Football 2.3.4; Wrestling 2 LaVonne Swedenhjelm Debbie Timpano. Deb: Student Council 2.3 Secretary 4. NHS 3.4. HURRI KANE Editor m Chief 4 Understaff 3; NIKE 2.3.4. AA 2.3.4; Aqua Fms 2.3.4; Majorette 3.4. Chorus 2.3: Lifeguard 3 Captain 4; Intramurals 2.3.4 Robin Todd. Robe: Understaff 2.3.4; Hi-Life 2.3.4. Class Plays 3.4; Varsity Club 2. Aqua Fms 2.3.4. Girls' Basketball 2.3.4. Concert Band A Chorus 2.3.4; Track 2; Orchestra 3; Choraliers 3.4. Teen Tones 2; Volleyball 2.3.4 Judy Udovich: Understatl 3.4; Hi-Life 2.3.4. NHS 3.4 Sec. Treas . NIKE 3.4; AA 2.3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4. Chorus 3: Aqua Fms 2.3 Ma jorette 4: Teen Tones 2; Front Line 3 Sheryl Walker: Hi Life 3.4; NIKE 3.4; AA 2.3.4; Chorus 3.4; Choral-iers 4 Cheryl Wallace: Student Council 4; Hi-Life 2.3.4; NIKE 3: Secretary 4; AA 2.3 Officer 4 Nancy Warner: Understaff 2.3: Hi-Life 2; Jr. Class Play 3: NHS 3.4 NIKE 3.4; Pep Club 2: Aqua Fms 2.3: Teen Tones 2: Cheerleader 2.3.4 Track 2 Sterling Watts: Jr. Class Play 3: Ski Club 2.3.4; Rifle Club 2: Chorus 2.3.4; Choraliers 3.4; Teen Tones 2; Track 2 Jeanme Weaver. Buff: Student Council 4; HURRI KANE Sales Manager 4; Cheerleader 2.3.4; Homecoming Queen 4; Intramurals Chuck Weidow Jr. Class Play 3; Marching A Concert Band 3.4 Orchestra 3.4; Chorus A Choraliers 4; Basketball 3 Tabb Wile: HURRI KANE Sports Editor 4; Understaff 3 NHS 3.4: Varsity Club 2.3 Pres 4; Choraliers 3.4; Chorus 2.3: Track 2.3.4 Cross Country 2.3.4; Basketball 2.3.4 Vicki Wilson. Vic: HURRI KANE Class Editor 4; Hi-Life 4; Jr Class Play 3: NIKE 3.4; AA 2.3.4 Officer 4; Chorus 3.4. Intramurals Brian Woodford Ann Wooditch Julie Young Dave Zega. Al IS SUZETTE ARMSTRONG BRIGHT BARTELS JON C. BIFANO PATRICK L. BEARFIELD JANET K. BLANKENSHIP JAMES M. BERGMAN MICHAEL W. BONINI SABER BAKHSHI 17 BRIAN F. BOSCHERT DONNA BRADLEY JANE M. BOSTJANCIC JUNE BRADLEY CINDY L. BRUSH EDWIN A. BRAY MARSHA A. BUNDY RICHARD C. BROWN 18 ANTOINETTE M. BUSH RICHARD D. CARUSO BRETT A. CLEER JAMES F. CECCHETTI DARLENE M. CONFER PETER J. CARLSSON RAPHAEL A. CECCHETTI EDWARD COOLEY 19 MARIA J. DIMARIA JOCELYN D. DANIELSON DANIEL P. DAVIDSON LINDA D. DETRICK KAREN S. DEWALT JULIE A. DODRILL ALLEN E. ECKSTROM 20 DEBORAH A. ECKSTROM BETSY D. ERICKSON SUSAN C. FARNSWORTH HENRY FEIKLS MICHAEL R. FOOTE JON P. FORQUER SALLY C. FARNSWORTH ELIZABETH A. FLEEGER SUSAN E. GABRIEL 21 CHERI L. GARDNER BRYAN E. GILMORE JEFFREY A. GREENMAN LINDA K. GRUBE NANCY T. GREGORY THOMAS E. GROSCH ROBERT T. HADLEY THOMAS R. HALL JOSEPH E. HAYDUK GREGORY A. HEDLUND LEONARD E. HIGGINS C. MATTHEW HOTTEL JUDITH A. HOWARD DAWN S. HICKEY LISA A. HOLMES DIANNE M. HULINGS 23 CALVIN M. JOHNSON THOMAS J. HULINGS JANICE M. JOHNSON WALTER L. HULINGS TIMOTHY J. ISHMAN MICHAEL A. JOHNSON 24 JOHN M. JUBON TAMMY J. KULKA REBECCA J. LARSON HELEN M. LATHROP WILLIAM J. JOHNSON JEFFREY A. LARSON CHERYL A. LICAN 25 KEITH R. LINDQUIST MELISSA J. MCKENNA JULIE M. MERTZ JANE M. LLOYD BRYAN K. MOORE SUSAN E. MADER DANIEL A. MYERS 26 HEIDI A. NEVEL SETSUKO NIITSU JOHN L. OLSON PATRICIA A. PEARSON SANDRA L. OKERLUND BRENDA L. PHILLIPS JOSEPH D. PROESL SUSAN A. PUNK 27 28 MARSHA K. REICHARD TERESA M. SICHER LISA A. SCHMIDT GEORGE E. SCHUSTER JONATHON J. SNYDER WENDY S. SPENCER ROY STILLMAN RONALD E. SNYDER KRISTINE S. STANKO JOHN S. SULLIVAN THEADORE L. SNYDER CHRISTINE E. SWANSON 29 LAVONNE E. SWEDENHJELM ROBIN L. TODD SHERYL L. WALKER 30 WILLIAM A. SWEDENHJELM JUDITH M. UDOVICH CHERYL A. WALLACE DEBRA L. TIMPANO JOSEPH UMPLEBY NANCY M. WARNER JULIE K. YOUNG JEANINE WEAVER DAVID A. ZEGA CHARLES E. WEIDOW BRIAN E. WOODFORD 31 Free and simple a leaf on the breeze Wherever my spirit wanders That's where my life will be. No fences or walls to b nd me No rules to hinder me Then in a snap I turn around and find reality. I look out the window Turn the lock on the door Look at the clock Then up to bed So I can dream some more Poem by Janey Stidd 32 JR. CLASS PLAY Grandpa . . . Calvin Johnson Grandma . . . Wendy Spencer Baby Bobby . . . Sue Farnsworth Baby Alice . . . Sally Farnsworth Gentle Grimes . . . Chuck Weidow Widow Aged . . . Kathy Slater Widow Desperate . . . Janice Johnson Little Saccharin . . . Marsha Reichard Ms. Shabby . . . Paula Carley Ms. Yesperson . . . Linda Detrick Dauntless Crusader . . . Bob Boyer Trickster . . . Bill Swedenhjelm Rotton . . . Karen DeWalt Sly . . . Beth Fleeger Lady Stockholder . . . Lissa McKenna Student . 1 . . . Becky Larson Student . 2 . . . June Bradley Student . 3 . . . Nancy Warner Madame Presidente . . . Jane Stidd Fisherman . . . Robin Todd Fisherwoman . . . Lisa Schmidt Policeperson . . . Donna Bradley Lisa Rich . . . Director Dawn Peterson . . . Director itaa DIRTY WORK IN HIGH PLACES Will sweet Little Saccharin learn about the world? Who will become the next mayor? These were just two of the questions answered on April 13 and 14 as the Junior Class Play, Dirty Work in High Places was presented. Many hours of hard work were spent rehearsing, organizing committees, painting scenery and selling tickets. In the end all the work paid off as the play was very well received. 36 SR. CLASS PLAY Nancy Gregory - Judith Brenda Phillips - Janet Marsha Reichard - Jaqueline Kathy Slater - Bertha Tim Spilka - Bernard Michael Foote - Robert BOEING - BOEING Maybe if I close my eyes he won’t take the picture Practice makes perfect Get Down! did you call What Do you believe I just got a perm? 38 Swede . . .The dry look. I'm sorry. I won't do it again. 39 41 Debbie Adair 42 Dawn Anderson Jackie Arnold Bob Baron Missy Boderocco Jan Bostaph Rose Bouch Jeff Brinkley Tanya Brinkley Kelly Bush Todd Cardamone Brenda Carlson Kathy Carlson Mark Carlson Jenny Carlsson Paul Casolo Judy Chatmon Katina Chirillo Denise Clyde Sonya Colson Kelley Confer Pam Cooley Sherry McQueen George Cunningham Denise Dalton Neila Davidson Ted Davis Carol Deane Robin DeWalt Mike DiMaria Jill Dodrill Patricia Drost Steve Dyne Ike Erdman Doug Ewing John Ferranto Tonhya Field Rick Fisher Sean Fox Carol Gadley Michele Gamble John Gannon Stacy Gantz Kevin Gilmore Anna Ginkle Gay Grandinetti Mary Jane Gregory Jane Haberbergcr Keith Hadfield Rich Hall Brian Harriger Garth Heck Tammy Hedlund 43 Lynne Holmes Brenda Horton Jim Hulings Mary Hulings Med Hultman John Huntzinger Sue Jacobus Mike Jamerson Larry Johnson Roger Johnson Scott Johnson Scott Kerr Roberta Klaiber Ed Kocjancic Katy Komidar Natalie Koza Dave Lantz Kelley Larson 44 Bernadine Marconi Lori McNeil Barb Myers Kathy Morris Sue Nicholson Sandy Nortum John Nystrom Stan Nystrom Curt Mmugh Sherry Olson Amy Park Dan Phillips Tammy Pierotti Rick Polvino Paul Port Kim Rietter Lisa Rodgers Keith Rolick Bill Ross Steve Roth Jean Salvamoser Scott Sanders Chris Sarvey Cindy Schuster 8rian Shrubb Kathy Sicher Doug Silvas Tim Skerl Janet Smith Beth Snyder Tim Spilka Joe Stanko Betsy Sterrett Marty Swanson Debbie Thompson Lori Thompson Lisa Tilburg Steve Timpano Leah Truden Don Umpleby Jody Vanderneck Marty Wallace Chuck Walters Ken Walters Rick Weidow Glen Wilson LeAnne Wilson 46 Judy Wolfe Sue Woods Tina Woods Kathy Yasurek John Yotko Terry Zampogna Georgia Zarnick Jim Zaunick Diane Zega 47 Mr. Imbrogno-Advisor Scott Austin Dave Batista Louise Bauerle Penny Bearfield Leia Bechakas Debbie Bloss Sue Bloss Mary 8ouch Mike Boyd John Bradley Dianne Anderson John Anderson Lisa Anderson Marcy Anderson Jim Asel Melody Beers Brenda Bennett Debbie Bizzak Lisa Bizzak Larry Blankenship Todd Brinkley Mike Brown Beverly Bush Mike Bush Jeff Callahan Dee Dee Carl Curt Carlisle Lori Carlson Mike Clark Dan Cleer Jackie Clyde Jodie Cochran Kerri Collin Amber Colson Jeff Confer Vernie Gadley Tammie Gardner Steve Geer Pete Gelsick Terry Gibson Monica Gidos Sonya Gillespie Barb Girts Jeannine Golden Lori Greenman Judy Haight Joe Hannold Tammie Hedlund Tim Hinkle Mike Hodgon Eric Horn Dale Howard Lori Howard Anita Hulings Cherry Hulings Darren Hulings Cindy lannuzzi Tammy Irwin Bob Ishman Dale Ishman Any Johnson Mark Johnson Connie Johnston Kellie Johnston Milton Jones Marie Kearney Paul Kibbie Mike Kocjancic Mark Koza Pam Latshaw Jackie Law Jeff LeGro Rhonda Leonard John Lican Ron Lindbcrg Barb Lloyd Scott Lupole Terry Lupole Ann Magnason Tricia Mague Robin McDowell Tammy McKenzie Barb McKenna Sue Mehalko Pete Miles Lillian Milford Randy Moore Valerie Moore Dave Morris 54 Chris Mussen David Nolson Leo Niklas Kevin O’Boyle Steve Osmer Jacky Paul Alan Pence Jim Perry Debra Peters Bille Peterson Chris Plafcan Michele Rapp Colleen Rolick Ron Romanick Barb Rose Shelly Rotar Kim Sacherich Jackie Salvamoser Brenda Schierer Kurt Schmidt Dean Schrecengost Becky Schuster Chris Scutella Mary Sicher Christy Smith Jodi Smith Paul Smith Bill Thomas Dave Thornton Kim Tipton Bob Udovich Sally Vail Tim VanDervoort Sabrina Vanerstrom Dave Walter Chuck Walton Kelly Weidow Gee. I don't have THAT answer!!! Tim Smith Gary Snyder Wayne Spaich Marijana Stovic Colleen Swanson Dave Swanson Matt Swanson Anita Swedenhjelm Rodney Swedenhjelm Jim.Szymanski Scott Whippo John Wilson Steve Ginkel Patricia Koza Steve O'Rourke Terry Yasurek I THE PARTICIPANT I’m a participant. I’m involved in many of the extracurricular activities here at Kane High. I’m active, ambicious and constantly busy. Along with the required 1260 hours I spend here at KHS, I devote a great deal of my time to the organizations and clubs to which I belong. There never seems to be a dull moment for me. There are always meetings to attend and projects to be completed. The task of getting homework in on time and studying for tests seems inevitably impossible at times but somehow I manage to get it done. By being involved I have taken on a lot of responsibilities, and in return, I have gained a very important quality, the sense of leadership. Putting forth that extra time and effort to help our school and community have made my days here at Kane High all worth while. ACTIVITIES HURRI - KANE L to R.; D. Peterson. M. Reichard. T. Wile. R. Caruso. S. Punk. J. Weaver. D. Timpan o. S. Farnsworth. W. Spencer. P. Pearson. V. Wilson. EditO Class Section Activity Section Faculty Section Sports Section Stud Copy Busi Sales Advis Advertising Section nt Life Editor ss Manager Manager ne er Debbie Timpano Vicki Wilson Wendy Spencer Marsha Reichard Tabb Wile Dawn Peterson Sue Farnsworth Sue Punk Patty Pearson Rich Caruso Jeanine Weaver Miss Carla Hilty It takes many dependable, ambitious and hard work ng people to put together a good yearbook. This year's staff did a fantastic job. Being a section editor isn't an easy job. Ideas have to be thought of, pages finished, pictures cropped and copy written. Sometimes the ever popular dead ines seemed impossible to meet but somehow everything got done on time. Much credit is dije to Debbie Timpano, the editor-in-chief. Congratulations staff on a job well done!!! You lost how many pages???!!!!!” UNDERSTAFF Back L. to R.: K Dangelo. B. Eck. T. Picrotti. J. Larson. V. Wilson. C. Deane. K. Stanko. S. Farnsworth. M. McKenna. Front L. to R.: S. Jacobus. M. DiMaria. S. Meckley. K. Sicher. P. Drost. H. Nevel. T. Sicher. To produce a yearbook, there always needs to be an efficient Understaff. When the Hurri-Kane section editors need help, the understaff is always standing by to lend a helping hand. 59 You're disgusting!!!!!! Just hanging around in Hurri-Kane. ADVERTISING STAFF L. to R. Row I; M. DiMaria, S. Farnsworth. D. Bradley. K. Dangelo. B. Eck. Row II: C. Smith. L. Swedenhjelm. J. Udovich. D. Thompson. Row III; J. Hoberberger. L. Dei rick. J. Croyle. K. Confer. Row IV: S. Farnsworth. W. Spencer. J. Larson. J. Arnold. Row V: R. Caruso. J. Mertz. R. Todd. Row VI: K. Irons. J. Danielson. N. Warner. T. Kulka. Row VII: L. McKenna. J. Stidd. J. Dodrill. They'll never guess I embezzeled $100!!” The Advertising Staff of the Yearbook plays a very important part in its production, for without the money earned from ads there would be no yearbook. These kids go out and sell ads to the many merchants in and around Kane. Theirs is a big responsability and they worked very hard to earn the money so that there can be a 1979 Hurri-Kane. I command you to sell ads!!!!” PHOTOGRAPHERS L. to R. Seated: B. Starrett. D. Peterson. Standing: J. Brinkley. J. Yotko. T. Cardamone. D. Skclly. L. McNeil. S. Kerr. T. Drost. G. Heck, not pictured. B. Harriger. The sweat shop . Sometimes it seems whenever you turn around someone is taking a picture. Well that’s just one of the jobs of the photography staff. They take pictures, print negatives, and print photos. They work for Hi-Life, and what would the Hurri-Kane be without pictures. Brian Harriger and Todd Cardamone were each head photographer for a semester. Who said that being a photographer was hard work??” HI-LIFE L. to R Row 1: K. Slater. C. Walker. J. Haberberger. M. DiMaria. I.Rich. T. Sic K. Dewalt. J. Mertz. S. Punk. J. Dodrill. T. Drost. S. Jacobus. B. Marconi. T. Pie Danielson. K. Stanko. V. Wilson. S. Gabriel. N. Gregory. H. Novel. C. Deane. C ier. S. Meckley. B. Larson. C. Wallace. M.DiMaria Row II: otti. L. Detrick. R. Todd. C. Smith, Row III: C. Swanson. J. . Myers. J. Udovich. R. Caruso. W. Spencer. You mean the paper was supposed to come out last Friday?!??” Eci Editor-in-Photograf) Sports Business Sports Poetry Chief hers tor Iditor Correspondence Editor Headlines] Typing Reporters Advisor Doug Skelly Karen DeWalt Julie Mertz Sue Gabriel Cheryl Wallace Maria DiMaria Vicki Wilson Chris Swanson Nancy Gregory Heidi Nevel Tina Sicher Sue Punk Robin Todd Kathy Slater Cheryl Wallace Tammy Pierotti Carol Deane Robin DeWalt Wendy Spencer Lisa Rich Mike DiMaria Rich Caruso Rich Caruso Kathy Sicher Sharon Meckley Joe Danielson Jane Haberberger Linda Detrick Kris Stanko Karen DeWalt Sue Gabriel Charlie Smith Judy Udovich Calvin Johnson Neila Davidson Bernadine Marconi Sue Jacobus Sue Farnsworth Linda Detrick Sheryl Walker Sally Farnsworth Vicki Wilson Mrs. Jennifer Robinson HI-LIFE You just fry me!!!!! Hmm ... Is It I before E . or E before I”?? Yeah. I work for Hi-Life, want to make something of it?? There exists in Kane High School a group of dedicated. talented, and original students that work together under the supervision of Mrs. Robinson to put together eight issues of Hi-Life, the school paper. The editor this year was Lisa Rich who did a terrific job pulling all the stories and poems together. The paper this year covered sports events, concerts, extracurricular activities, and ran various contests as well as some new feature articles. We are all very proud of the accomplishments made by the Hi-Life this year and hope that next year's staff will continue to provide an interesting and fresh look at student life at Kane High. 63 VARSITY CLUB L. to R. Row 1: J. Bergman. T. Rolick. B. Swcdcnhjelm. J. Cecchetti. D. Anders P. Bcarficld. Row 2: I. Erdman. R. Fisher. J. Stanko. B. Ross. B. Gannon. J. Cecchetti. Row 3: J. Salvamoser. M. Gamble. J. Mertz. T. Bush. S. Punk. T. Schuster. W. Hulings. J. Nystrom. Row 4: J. Vanderneck. P. Latshaw. T. Pierot C. Sarvey. R. Hall. L. Blankenship. T. Smith. 0. Hulings. Row 5: L. McKenna Stanko. J. Gregory. T. Fields. D. Ishman. E. Horn. D. Battista. K. 0 Boyle. J. C D. Hulings. C. Lican. D. Bradley. H. Lathrop. n. D. Phillips. M Hultman. J. Proesl. B. Boyer. P. Hoffman Zaumck. D. Skelly. K. Walters. 0. Ewing. J. Ferranto. R. -fedlund. C. lanuzzi. L. Ferranto. R. Caruso. M. Foote. G. ti. K. Johnston. D. Peterson. M. Detrick. T. Vandervoort. J. Danielson. K. DeWalt. K. Dangelo. J. Habcrberger. K. nfer. B. Shrubb. Row VI: K. Larson. L. Bechakas. L.Bizzak. Officers: L. to R. Secretary-Treasurer. B. Phillips: President. T. Wile. V. President. J. Bradley. I think I'm sick!!” The Varsity Club is the sport oriented club at Kane High. They raise money throughout the year in order to buy Varsity jackets for letterman. Their advisor is Mr. Finnefrock. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: L. to R. C. Smith. K. Slater. T. Sicher. K. DeWalt. S. Farnsworth. L. Rich. Row II; J. Udovich. D. Timpano. J. Danielson. S. Punk. N. Warner. P. Pearson. W. Spencer. Row III; M. Foote. T. Wile. T. Rolick. R. Caruso. M. Hottel. Character. Leadership. Scholarship. Service All these are characteristics of the eighteen members of our 1978 N.H.S. Their advisor is Mr. Robinson. The officers are Karen DeWalt. President; Jocelyn Danielson. V-President; Judy Udovich. Secretary and Treasurer. HONOR STUDENT??????? STUDENT L. to R.. Row I: M, Bouch. L. Ferranto. C. Wallace. N. Gregory. K. DeWalt. L. Howard. K. Sicher. K. Chirillo. T. Brinkley. Row II: T. Kulka. J. Johnson. S. Punk. J. Weaver. P. Pearson. Row III: M. Carlson. T. Rolick. J. Zaumck. J. Gannon. M. Foote. Officers: Matt Hottel. President: Tina Sicher. Vice-President: Deb Timpano, urer. Rich Caruso. Treas- Student Council ... The backbone and governing council of our student body. They work hard to make school enjoyable and life easier at Kane High. 66 It's just another one of those days. Matt, keep your pop can in the cafeteria! If you expect me to believe THAT!! 67 Where is the E”? NIKE NIKE is a hard-working school and community organization. Some of this year’s activities include making the Homecoming float. Library Tag Day. Unicef. Library Aides on Saturdays and National Education Week. Their advisor this year is Mrs. Zega. Officers: S. Farnsworth. Historian: S. Farnsworth. Treasurer; M. Reichard. V-President: K. Slater. President: C. Wallace. Secretary: D. Zega. L. Schmidt. Project and Committee Chairman. L. to R.. Row I; D. Zega. S. Farnsworth. M. Reichard. K. Slater. S. Farnswortf L. Thompson. J. Carlsson. 8. Marconi. T. Sicher. L. McNeill. K. Stanko. D. Pet Maria. J. Haberberger. L. Detrick. K. Ritter. D. Thompson. J. Arnold, J. Van l Danielson. T. Drost. K. Weidow. L. Tilburg. G. Grandinetti. 8. Fleeger. W. Sf . C. Wallace. Row II; C. Smith. J. Udovich. S. Jacobus, erson. Row III; L. Howard. S. Walker. S. Mader, M. Di-erneck. Row IV; T. Pierotti. V. Wilson. C. Swanson. J. encer. S8 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION L. to R.. Row I; B. Horton. S. Walker. L. Truden. D. Thompson. L. Ferranto. M. DiMaria. B. Larson. J. Habcrberger. S. Mader. T. McKenzie. M. Rapp. Mr. Bryant. Rowll S. Meckley. B. Marconi. J. Dodrill. K. Dangelo T. Sicher. J. Dodrill. J. 8radley. G. Grandinetti. M. Bouch. K. Rietter. M. Sicher. Row III: J. Udovich. L. Tilburg. T. Pierotti. P. Latshaw. B. Fleegcr. B Meyers. C. Swanson. T. Drost. R. DeWalt. C. Deane. B. Morris. K. Weidow Row IV: L. Bauerle. L. Bizzak. B. Bennett. K. Komidar. W. Spencer. H. Nevel. C. Swanson. D. Timpano. M. McKenna. J. Danielson. S. Colson. J. Vanderneck. K. Sicher. D. Dalton. L. Detrick. A busy group of kids . . . Selling tickets and working concession stands at football games. Selling tickets and candy at basketball games and wrestling matches. Rewards . . . free entrance to sports events and two great trips, one to the Ice Capades and another trip in the Spring. Officers: L. to R. V. Wilson. C. Wallace. K. Stanko. K. DeWalt. K. Slater. L. Rich. CHEERLEADERS L. to R. Row I; T. Brinkley. L. Wilson. P. Pearson. D. Peterson. S. Punk. T. Kulka T. Bush. J. Weaver. M. Gamble. S. Jacobus. N. Davidson. Row II: J. Salvamoser. M. Eck. J. Golden. L. Holmes. T. Hedlund. M. Kearney T. Gardner, not pictured-N. Warner and B. Eck-mascot. Our cheerleaders are always full of pep and school spirit! They support our athletes at sports events, with much enthusiasm, spreading their excitement to the fans. Freezing or rainy football games never stop our cheerleaders. The girls also spend a lot of time making signs for the halls and lockerooms. decorating team buses and lockerooms. and having pep assemblies. They put in many hours of hard work and practice, and as a result do a terriffic job! Miss Caruso is the advisor of this peppy group. Yuck! What's in there?? What a HOMPERM!” Those ! !! birds.! More demerits, are you serious?? 71 L. to R. Row I: P. Hoffman. M. Gregory. R. Stillman. J. Bifano. J. Cecchetti. M. Johnson. W. Hulings. E. Bray. Row III; 0. Skelly. S. Roth. T. Hulings. D. S quist. B. Hadley. J. Snyder. M. Eckstrom. Row V; T. Snyder. B. Dougherty. J J. Ferranto. D. Umpleby. J. Proesl. Row II; K. Schmidt. J. Bergman. H. Feikles. vis. Row IV; A. Pence. J. Confer. B. Johnson. K. Lmd-Depto. J. Hulings. M. Jamcrson. Row VI; M. Swanson. 72 Officers: L. to R. J. Gregory. R. Stillman. J. Bifano. J. Cecchetti. J. Proesl. T. Hulings. The Seneca Chapter of Future Farmers of America is a busy group in our school. They spend time preparing for local and state competitions and usually win many awards at these events. Their service projects include selling fruit and flower bulbs, and community beautification. Their advisor is Mr. Fritz. FHA Future Homemakers of America is a busy club in our school. Some of their projects for the year include: making and selling Valentine cookies, selling candles and popcorn to earn money for a trip at the end of the year, and making visits to the elderly. Their advisor this year is Miss Stehman. L. to R.. Row I: S- Farnsworth. L. Schmidt. A. Park. J. Chapman. Row II: R. McDowell. B. Bartels. P. Mague. L. Fcrranto. M. Hulings. Row III: K. Tipton. B. Girts. M. Beers. L. Milford. S. Woods. C. Mussen. C. Gadley. Row IV; V. Moore. K. Komidar. D. Thompson. P. Bearficld. J. Haight. Row V; M. Gidos. K. Sacherich. A. Swedenjhelm. D. Anderson. K. Davis Officers: L. to R.. L. Schmidt. Officer-at- large: A. Park. President: S. Farnsworth. Treasurer: J. Chapman. Secretary. ”Our fearless leader!!! LIBRARY AIDES L. to R.. Row I; M. Stovic. D. Bloss. P. Bearficld. C. lanuzzi. L. Ferranto. Row I ; J. Chapman. J. Paul. K. DeWalt. B. Erickson. Row III; A. Himes. J. Croyle. P. Huntzinger. B. Girts. A. Ginkle. Row IV; W. Spencer. C. Deane. Row V; M. Hultman. The library aides are a hard working group, t elping Ms. Okst in the library. Some of their jobs are stamping and checking books, doing bulletin boards, reading the shelves, repairing the books, and shelving t ooks. Whenever they have a free study f all you will find library aides in the library hard at work. One of many library displays. LIFEGUARDS L. to R.; Row I N. Warner. D. Timpano. S. Punk. K. Sicher Row II: Mr. Berry. T. Brinkley. C. Swanson. S. Jacobus. B. Gannon Our lifeguards are a dedicated group of swimmers trained to save us nonswimmers from drowning in the pool. Tough training and hours of swimming are two of the requirements of a lifeguard. The captain of the Lifeguard Association is Debbie Timpano and their advisor is Mr. Berry. Line up!!! 75 ORCHE MARCHING BAND L. to R. Row I; J. Danielson. C. Smith. M. McKenna. Row II: K. Slater D. Shrecengost. B. Rose. D. Hulings. V. Moore. M. Koza. D. Gillis-pie. L. Greenman. S. Morris. C. Weidow. M. Bouch. Row III; M. Di-Maria D. Zega. S. Hall. J. Arnold. S. Starrett. W. Jenkins. P. Zaun-ick. B. Larson. P. Latshaw. D. Zega. W. Spencer. S. Rotar. T. Fields. Row IV; T. Sichcr. B. Olson. J. Ewing. L. Timpano. M. Sicher. L. Biz-zak. M. Rapp. L. Carlson. R. Leonj rd. K. Irons. S. Gantz. Row V: J. Dodrill. K. Johnston. B. Fleeger. S. Farnsworth. S. Farnsworth. G. Grandinetti. J. Zaunick. D. Blackmore. J. Law. B. Austin. L. Thompson. Row VI; B. Morris. S. Olson. T. Haberberger. M. Gannon. A. Magnuson. S. Mehalko. T. Jones. G. Romanick. B. Horton. Row VII; J. Udovich. B. Morgan. K. Benson. B. Avenelli. K. O'Boyle. J. Gannon. T. McKenna. S. Austin. A. Kohut. D. Swanson. C. Deane. Row VIII; D. Timpano. M. Dctrick. T. Drost. K. Sicher. J. Arnold. A. Park. L. Howard. S. Okerlund. L. Rodgers. B. Marconi. K. Stanko. M. Rcichard. The Kane High Marching Wolf Band, led by Loren Wright and directed by Drum Majorette Charlie Smith, is a hard working group all year round. The band gives many summer performances, including parades and concerts. Then in the fall the band performs at all home and away football games. In the winter they play in the “Parade of Bands Concert. The rewards for their hard work?? A great band party and an exciting trip to Geauga Lake Amusement Park, both of which are sponsored by the Kane Music Boosters. Being in the band is alot of hard work but the rewards and experience that each member receives makes it all worth while!! Charlie Smith. Drum Majorette. 77 MAJORETTES Row I; M. Detrick. S. Olson. N. Gregory- Head Majorette. J. Udovich. B. Morris. D. Timpano: Row II: T. Sicher. K. Johnston. M. Di-Maria. K. Slater. J. Dodrill. B. Fleeger. FEATURE TWIRLERS Brenda Phillips Jocely n Danielson RIFLE CORPS L. to R.. Row I; 8. Marconi. L. Schmidt. M. Reichard. A. Park. T. Drost. Row II; K. Sicher. L. Howard. S. Colson. K. Bush. S. Oker-lund. L. Rodgers. L. to R.. Row I; B. Horton. K. Stanko. C. Deane. Row II; D. Dalton. K. Irons. L. Thompson. FLAG CORPS COLOR GUARD L. to R.. M. McKenna. Captain: M. Bouch. T. Fields. S. Rotar. S. Gantz. BANNER J. Howard. S. Mader. 80 CHORUS L. to R Row 1; C. Smith. L. Milford. J. Pennington. J. Arnold. S. Walker. M. DiMaria. B. Larson. M. Eck. Row II; R. Todd. J. Dodrill. C. Swanson. B Horton. L. Baurele. C. Swanson. L. Thompson. J. Paul. Row III; C. Gadley. K. Weidow. B. McKenna. G. Grandinetti. S. Armstrong. H. Nevel. M Rapp. C. Irons. V. Wilson, Row IV; C. Weidow. S. Watts. D. Myers. R. Hall. T. Ishman. D. Skelly. M. Hultman. S. Hultman. I. Erdman. D. Phillips. J. Greenman. T. Grosch. C. Johnson. L. Johnson. Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Wright and Mr. Schmidt, is a relaxing class where students participate for their own enjoyment. They meet every Monday and Friday to do what comes naturally . . . SING. If you can't remember the words, any chorus member can tell you, it's watermelon. Chorus give two fine performances at Christmas and in the Spring. 81 82 CHORALIERS I. to R. Row I; M. DiMaria. C. Walker. B. Horton. L Rodgers. L. Thompson. T. C. Smith. R.Todd. J. Dodrill. C. Swanson. J. Salvamoser. S. Jacobus. J. Dodri Row III; J. Greenman. C. Johnson. D. Phillips. S. Watts. D. Skclly G. Hedlund. C T. Wile. M. Hultman. S. Hultman. I. Erdman. B. Gannon. T. Isman. B. Shrubb. Drost. S. Meckley. T. Sicher. S. Niitsu. B. Larson. Row II; I. K. Sicher. H. Nevel. W. Spencer. L. McKenna. J. Stidd. Weidow. Row IV; B. Johnson. B. Swedcnhjelm. T. Grosch. M. Hottel. Choraliers is a group of seniors and juniors singing together, humming, caroling, ‘‘give me an A”. “May the Road Rise to Meet You , and the traditional “The Snow Lay on the Ground . This year was a special one for the Choraliers as they celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their group. Their performance at the Miss Pennsylvania Concert showed that all their hard work paid off, as they did an outstanding job. The Choraliers and their director, Mr. Loren Wright, were a hit in Erie as they performed on WICU TV for their annual Christmas show. They also sang at the annual Christmas Carol Festival and in the Spring Concert. This was the final year for Mr. Wright as the director of the Choraliers and over the past twenty years he has gained the love and respect of all his students. Replacing Mr. Wright was Mr. Jack Schmidt, who did a fine job the second semester. The Choraliers in concert. rf i0 S m n — frtT 1 m ' • 9 n v 9 : CHOflAUeRS The notes are right, now just tone it down about 5 decibals!! Choraliers in concert!” Don't tell me those photographers are taking another picture!!” These members of Choraliers attend District Chorus in January, at Corry High School. Seated. L. to R.; D. Skelly. C. Johnson. Standing. L. to R.: S. Meckley. H. Nevcl. C. Smith. How ya doin?? 83 CONCERT BAND L. to R. Row 1; R. Todd. M. Reichard. T. Sicher. H. Nevcl. G. Grandmetti. C. lanu bcrgcr. D. Zcga. S. Farnsworth. S. Olson. B. Larson. M. OlMaria. L. Bizzak. M. S Dodrill. J. Dodrill. N. Gregory. Row III; K. Slater. W. Spencer. L. McKenna. K. O’B Mchalko. Row IV; D. Schrecengost. V. Moore. C. Weidow. M. OiMaria. L. Greer . B. Horton. R. Leonard. S. Farnsworth. Row II; J. Haber-cher. M. Rapp. P. Latshaw. S. Vail. J. Zaunick. J. Law. J. yle. 8. Gannon. T. Ishman. D. Swanson. A. Magnuson. S. man. K. Weidow. B. Rose. BAND - Friday 7th period at 2:50. It’s just another on of those days!! This musical group is directed by Mr. Schmidt, and they show •'Parade of Bands.” Whether it is the F scale. “Chorus Line , or comes from the music room every Monday. Wednesday, and Fr this year and feel that their successful concert made it all wort off their many talents in the Spring Concert. If Thou Be Near , it’s beautiful music that day. 7th period. The band has worked hard h while. ORCHESTRA L. to R, Row r fi M Roichard i' n DlMar'a- K Wcidow. J. Law. B. Larson. M. DiMaria. Row II: J. Brinkley. H. Novel. R. Bouch. G. Grandinctti. W. Spcncor. • J- Danielson. Row III; B. Rose. B. Gannon. T. ishman. A. Magnuson. S. Mehalko. D. Blackmore. M. Koza. D. Schrecengost And he’s off!!!!” What is an orchestra? A fine selection of woodwinds. brass, strings, and percussion instrumentalists creating beautiful music together. This is exactly what our orchestra does. They meet every Tuesday and Thursday with Mr. Schmidt to prepare for the Spring Concert. They practice and enjoy a good time together while making their music come alive. THE SOUND OF MUSIC SKI CLUB L. to R. B. Rose. S. Watts. J. Law. S. Fox. J. Vanderneck. B. Eck. T. Cardamone C. Johnson. T. Sicher, M Reichard. K. Morris. T. Grosch. L. McNeill. M. DiMaria. K. Dangelo. L. Bizzak. J. Sullivan. K. Irons. L. Holmes. E. Clcer. S. Osmcr. T. Gardner. J. Salvamoscr. T. Pierotti. J. Mcrtz. D. Thompson. T. Hedlund. J. Cochran. S. Niitsu. M. Eck. No snow!! You've got to be kidding!!!” Who could ever enjoy 5 degree weather and 2 feet of snow? Well, the ski club of Kane High just can’t wait for that brisk winter weather to arrive. They travel to the Buckaloons every Wednesday night hoping to improve their skiing skills. The skiers will agree that there have been many memorable moments out on the slopes, like running over someone else’s skies, running into the ski rack and of course repeatedly falling off the T-bar. But nothing can stop a determined skier except lack of snow. Mr. Dalton is their advisor. rty below!!!! I'm not going skiing!!!!! RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club at Kane High is a recreational shooting organization. They practice shooting with 22 caliber rifles and shot guns. They also learn the techniques of archery. At the end of the year a tournament is held where the members of the Rifle Club display their talent and accuracy. Their advisor is Mr. Brzezinski. L. to R. Row I; R. Johnson. M. Eckstrom, T. Cunningham. J. Anderson. Row II; G. Snyder. R. Fisher. S. Dyne. Row III; J. Bradley. D. Skelly. B. Udovich. Row IV; D. Nelson. C. Fcrri. Twenty-one gun salute!!! I THE ATHELETE I'm an athlete. I am a strong and dedicated person. I have gone through many long hours of rigorous training. I have felt the glory of winning and the disappointment of defeat. I may not be the O.J. Simpson of football or the Wilt Chamberlain of basketball, but I play to the best of my ability. Even though I am not the biggest star Kane High has ever seen, I feel as though I am a winner. I have gained so much by participating in athletics. Not only have I improved my physical strenght and agility, but I have gained discipline, respect and confidence in myself. Being involved in athletics here at Kane High is something which I’ll never forget. 68 7--- FOOTBALL Kane Onr Ridgway 39 _ _ Youngsville 27 8 % Cameron County 4y JIV 6 Johnsonburg 6 6 St. Marys 34 20 Sheffield 29 13 Elk County 13 21 Eisenhower 47 26 SCORE VOLLEYBALL Cameron County Varren Eisenhower St. Marys last Forest Youngsville Varren ■L J Last Forest Ridgway Johnsonburg Sheffield Kane Opp. 2 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS' BASKETBALL Boys Opp. Girls Opp. Warren 36 23 Oswayo Valley 15 48 18 45 Youngsville 27 28 19 42 McDowell 25 31 Bradford 30 25 24 31 Elk County 30 25 21 36 St. Marys 21 37 Eisenhower 15 50 McDowell Invitational 13th 4th T.S.T.C.A. Invitational 3rd Gannon Invitational 6th 9th State College Invitational 12th 6th Rocky Grove Invitational 5th 4th Districts 1st 1st P.I.A.A. State Meet 11th 16th ifoungsville idgway hnsonburg Eisenhower m East Forest Bradford C.C. Cameron County Tournament -3rd 90 BOARD Kane Elk County Sheffield Eisenhower Voungsville Johsonburg ALKIN Meet Chai County Champs GIRLS' TRACK Kane Opp BOYS' BASKETBALL BOYS' TRACK Bardford Warren Punxsutawney Elk County Christian Sheffield Kane 87 87 52 V 58 Eisenhower. fcj-BurgL Ridgway Younsville ALKIN Champs County Champs jk Kt- f 108 106 116 98 Opp. 39 63 93V 92 54 42 44 34 52 WRESTLING a East Forest Port Allegany St. Marys Elk Co. Chris. Port Allegany Cameron County St. Marys Elk Co. Chris Redbank Valley Johnsonburg Sheffield Ridgway Bradford CC Youngsville Johnsonburg Eisenhower Sheffield 59 31 68 48 71 52 48 47 39 35 52 38 83 70 65 68 58 56 59 29 51 40 49 31 42 50 74 46 32 35 72 36 39 38 43 35 75 69 78 41 49 41 71 46 54 44 District — 2nd 81 62 58 74 41 60 Ridgway East Forest Youngsville Johnsonburg Eisenhower Bradford CC Alkin Champs. Keystone E.C.C. Marion Center Smethport Sheffield Johnsonbur, Youngsville Brookville Clarion Warren St. Mar Couder Redban Elk Co. Cameroon County Eisenhower Bradford Port Allegany Ridgway Kane Opp 49 8 48 9 21 31 33 30 25 25 41 18 24 A 32 27 21 32 23 32 21 v39 19 48 5 21 29 47 9 44 15 12 36 County Champs BOYS' TRACK L. to R. Row I: C. Sarvey. Mgr. L. Watts. T. Gibson. E. Kocjancic. M. Kocjancic. C P. Kibbic. B. Udovich. T. Vandervort. J. Gannon. D. Skelly. T. Skerl. J. Confer. J. Battista. J. Greenman. M. Hultman. M. Carlson. R. Fisher. G. Cunningham. PGcl man. B. Morris. G. Schuster. B. Boyer. J. Cecchutti. W. Hulings. T. Ishman. J. Hcdlund. 0. McKenna. C. Kessler. B. Ross. B. Anderson. J. Olson. R. Karns. M berger. B. Punk. T. Rolick. T. Wile. Ishman. B. Ishman. M. Koza. E. Horn. Row II: D. Hulings. Confer. D. Phillips, P. Port. Row III: J. Stanko. I. Erdman. D. ick.T. Zampogna. Row IV: Coach Sirianni. D. Myers. S. Ish-ranto. S. Watts. P. Hoffman. Coach Cccchetti. Row V: G. er. B. Jones. 0. Haulmgs. M.Foote. J. 8ergman. M. Haber- F r Bo ■ Our boys track team had another outstanding season this year. They compiled a 7-2 record while winning the Al-Kin League, and County Meets under first year Coaches Tom Cecchetti and Jim Sirianni. The team was led in scoring by Most Outstanding Trackman, Scott Ishman and Most Outstanding Field-man. Mike Foote. They also had strong performances in the distance events by Dave McKenna. Mike Haberberger. and Tabb Wile. Tom Rolick led a group of returning sprinters. Awesome can not even describe the future outlook! With an excellent group of sprinters. jumpers and distancemen. nothing can stop them from carrying on our reputation as a track powerhouse. Fly like in eagle. Somebody said something about a hand-off. 93 Rough race, now do you want to run? 94 GIRLS' TRACK L. to R.. Row I: M Kearney. L. Bechakas. K. Johnston. P. latshaw. C. lannuzzi. L. Ferranto. M. Detrick. T. Hedlund. Row II: M. Gregory. L. Baurele. K. Larson. L. Thompson. J. Carlsson. K. Chirillo. J. Salvamoser. M. Gamble. Row III: J. Vanderneck. T. Fields. L. Grub. T. Pierotti! R. DeWalt. K. DeWalt. D. Bradley. R. Bouch. Row IV: Coach S. Bloomquist. H. Lathrop. J. Bradley. K. Stanko. P. Sirranni. J. Kulka. K. Cunningham. K. Cappello. D. Peterson. Mgr. M. DiMaria. It was a team as Bloomqt: good year tor the Girls’ Track posted an 8-0 record for Coach hey recorded wihsln the Afc-KIN Meet. A High Girl Most V Kelle Jo dominan with aim leading the way for the Kane rrack Team were Dawn Peterson, ible Athlete Award manner, and ton TJgie girls will continue their in track and field agate this year their entire team coming back. Are you SERIOUS? 100°weather and still going! This is easy. You th nk that's cool? What a SPED! % 97 A new dance step? GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL The 1978 Girls' Volleyball team had a very impressive season. They finished in a tie for first place in the AL-KIN League and also finished the '78 season with a record of 8 wins and 5 loses under the fine coaching job of Miss Cathy Adamson. The co-captains of the varsity squad were senior. Deb Parana and junior. June Bradley. June was also the recipient of the Most Valuable Player award. The junior varsity had an excellent season finishing with a perfect 13-0 record. The JV's were led on the floor by co-captains Liana Bauerle and Kathy Morris. The 1979 season should prove to be an exceptional one with the talented members of the JV squad and seven lettermen returning for action. K L. to R.. Row 1: S. Punk. P. Gannon. D. Hulings. H. Lathrop. J. Bradley. P. Sirianni. low II: Coach Adamson. D. Parana. K. Cappella. 8. Phillips. T. Bush. C. Lican. 98 99 Faster than a speeding bullet. Alright, who took the chair? L. to R.. Row I: S. Nicholson. L. Bauerle. M. Gregory. L. Rodgers. J. Salvamo. Row II: K. Morris. L. Holmes. A. Colson. D. Carl. S. Olson. P. Cooley. Bump! CROSS COUNTRY Row I L-R B. Ishman. M. Kojancic. D. Hulings. K. O'Boyle. T. Warner. J. DeWalt. J. Grcenman. Row II W. Hulings. C. Sarvey. D. Ishman. T. Wile. T. Vandervoort. J. Gannon. J. Zaunick. It was a rebuilding year for Coach Dave Brown’s harriers. with only one experienced runner returning. Tj team was led by seniors. Tabb Wne and Walt Hi While going against the Strongest dual meet schedule in the history of Kane Cross-Country, they compiled a dual meet record of 5-3. With improvement throughout the year, the team came on to a smashing first place finish at the District IX Meets Wile and Hulings took second and third places while leading the pack. Tabb took fourteenth place’at the PIAA State Meet to gain All-State status. This was tjie second best finish in Kane history. for one of the Wolves' The team outlook is tremendous. The crop of up-and-coming sophomores, together with the seasoned juniors. should be the recipe best seasons ever. m Tabb Wile-All State. L. to R.. Row I; K. Johnston. P. Latshaw. K. Dangelo. J. Carlsson. C. lannuzzi. B bcrger. T. Pierotti. K. DeWalt. C. Detrick. Robinson. J. Bradley. Row II; T. Field. J. Parana. J. Haber- That way • about a mile more! Thi,s was the first year for Girls' Cross-Country and a totally new experience for Co’acla Brown. Their season was completed in a typical Kane Cross-Country fashion as 'hey went undefeated in dual meets. 4-0 Leaofng the paak was fresh man Janet Panama, followed clgs ly by a sophomore mo of Cindy'tatMjuzzirPam Latshaw S Kelle Johnston. With Parana setting a cpurse record and winning- the irls ran aw y with How can you son? With the lent group of ing to build j nough talent ted sea an excel i return h has e 102 103 Lose what cookies? You think you could do better ? FOOTBALL L. to R.. Row I: R. Cecchetti. J. Bifano. J. Cecchetti. J. Bergman. T. Rolick. B. Hadley. Row II: S. Hultman. J. Stanko. S. Fox. G. Cunningham. M. Hultman. J. Fei)r III: R. Hall. 0. Battista. T. Cardamone. J. Nystrom. M. Asel. E. Horn. S. Osmer. V I. Erdman. D. Ewing, B. Conklin. foyer. T. Ishman. P. Hoffman. J. Proesl. P. Bearfield. R. anto. B. Ross. B. Swedenhjelm. J. Confer. J. Olson. Row Jones. Row IV: L. Niklas. P. Kibbie. D. Phillips. R. Fisher. COACHES: L. to R.. P. Imbrogno. T. Cecchetti. R. Smith (head coach). T. Dalton. It takes alot of hardwork. discipline, and teamwork in order to have a good football team. This year's team had all three of these qualities and iH return, they finished with a fantastic season, which ended with an overall record of 6 wins and 2 losses. The Wolves took the Al-Kin crown after losing only 1 game in that league. They also post-e J a fine 3-2 record in the Bucktail Conference. Many members of the team received special hon- s. Those named to the Alkin All Star Team were: J m Bergma irg. Harv Jof Boyer, and I tail All Star J m Bergman. P h Rolick. Tim Ishman. Doug Ew-Bob Hadley. Rick Fisher. Bob n. Those named to the were: Tom Rolick. Bob Bo) . . ck Fisher. Tim Ishman. Joe roesl. and Bob Hadley. Four Wolves also had the anor of being named to the Big 30 Team. They Tom Rolick. Bob Boyer. Tim Ishman and ■isner. Behind a strong offensive line. ;Tom R ick rushed for over 1000 yards. He is the second person in Kane High history to ever do this. Tie future? With 15 lettermen returning for ac-ti an again next year, it should prove to be another fine season for Coach Smith and the Kane High football team. were R ck But Tom. let go of my hand. 105 The leader of the defense. The steel wall. Out of the end one. Ready foi the charge. Rolick rushes for over 1.000 yards. A stingy defense gets ready. Ike finishes iim off. Behind good blocking. 106 Before the sack. I should be in Punt. Pass, and Kick. GIRLS' BASKETBALL It was a fairly good season for this year’s Girl’s Varsity Basketball team. They had a twenty game season, winning nine out of their twenty games. Special honors went to seniors June Bradley and Brenda Phillips, who were named to the second teamTAIkin All-Star Team. The Junior Varsity squad had a tremendous season finishing with an overall record of 16-2. With the members of the JV squad and five experienced lettermen returning for action next year, the future looks bright for the girls’ basketball team. What do you mean time in? L-R Row l-J. Bradley. C. Lican. K. Larson. R. DeWalt. Row II J. Gregory. Coach Haight. D. Hulmgs. Rowlll D Peterson. J Mertz. RowlV J. Salvamoser. B. Phillips. RowV M. McKenna. L. 8izzak. Look at that! An easy layup. 52 Shoot Two. Bend, stretch, reach (or the ball. 109 What do you call this, the bump? L. to R. • Rowl - J. Parana. S. Rotar. L. Rodgers. Row II- P Cooley. Coach Ador ison. D. Hulmgs. Row III- L. Carlsson. L. Holmes. Row IV - L. Bechakas. M. Detrick. Row V - B. Lloyd. S. Colson can do anything WRESTLING It's lonely being 1 Just like a sack of potatoes. The HULK strikes again. Row I. L. to R. L. Blankenship. T. Smith. D. Hulings. E. Kocjancic. Row II M. Kocjancic. J. Erdman. B. Gannon. J. Stanko. Row III Coach D. Berry. I. Erdman. R. Hall. M. Hultman. D. Hadley. R. Smith B-U-Z-ZI! 113 Take your filthy paws off of me. Please don’t leave me. Row I. L. to R.. D. Brinkley. G. Carley. M. Sicher. Row II Coach Bloomquist. J. (Jonfer. K. Schmidt. B. Lucia. M. Johnson. Eyeing the situation 114 Larry rocks him into a deep sleep. 115 If Ike wakes up he'll deck him. BOYS' BASKETBALL This years basketball team had an outstanding season as they compiled the best seasonal record in many years. 20-3. They were led by senior co-captains: Jim Bergman, Tabb Wile and Tom Rolick. Jim Bergman was again voted M.V.P. of the AI-KIN League, as Wile and Rolick were selected on the second team. Brian Shrubb was voted honorable mention. Kane wholloped J-burg in the Paper City Tournament, as Bergman, Rolick. and Keith Rolick were selected to the All-Tourney Team. This team, players and coach should be highly complimented on such a fine season, especially on overcoming the mid-season depletion of the team. How’s the future look? Next years team, with the return of the suspended players along with the vastly improved lettermen. they should be as good, if not better than this year’s team. Special honors were bestowed upon Coach Finnefrock as he was named Big 30 Coach of the Year. During the year he led Kane to their first Alkin Championship with a league record of 9-1. The form of Kane’s All-Time Leading Scorer. 116 117 A little bit of magic. Up. Up and ; way. Monkey see. Monkey do. A sure two. 118 Row I. L. to R. P. Kibbie. T. Gibson. M. Funari. C. Sarvey. S. O'Rourke. P. Gelsick. Row II D. Walters. M. Fay. D. Ishman. J. Ascl. D. Phillips. Coach Sirianni The ball is glued to my hand. Pruitt, wheres the ball? SuperSlim!! I THE TEACHER I'm a teacher. My profession not only requires knowledge and skill, but it requires a great deal of patience and understanding. I have a special talent for teaching and I communicate well with my students. My teaching career is filled with new experiences, each day is different from the next. I unselfishly give up my time and treat each student as an individual. My main objective is to strengthen and develop the mental abilities and capabilities of my students and help prepare them for the future. Being a teacher is far from being an easy job. When my students show their appreciation and gratitude by saying “thank you”, that’s when I feel like I have successfully done my job. 20 SCHOOL BOARD David Malone Joseph Kocjancic Ralph DeCamp Julie Cleland 123 William Rielter James Maxwell I WILL Mr. Brzezinski-a clean closet Mr. Spencer-hair tonic Mr. Dalton-a pair of platform shoes Mr. Robinson-a new key chain Mr. Bloomquist-a new pair of bi-sexual shoes Mrs. Kimbrough-students that don’t do their journals the night before they’re due Mr. Stanko-a new leave of absence for hunting Mrs. Jacobus-a secretary to correct papers Miss Hilty-a yearbook staff that knows what they’re doing. Mrs. Robinson-some one who enjoys studying Shakespeare Mrs. Zega-a room full of machines that work Mr. Scanzoni-an old pair of blue jeans and a ripped T-shirt Miss'Caruso-a new pair of knitting needles. Mr. Boyer- easier physic test Mr. Bryant-a dancing partner Mr. Smith-a football team with no injuries Mr. Imbrogno-new bulbs for his overhead projector Mr. Finnefrock-a full head of hair Miss Adamson-someone who doesn't complain about physical fitness Mr. Berry-undefeated wrestling team Mr. Haight-a pair of straight legs Miss Stehman-someone who remembers to put the chicken in the oven.(R.B.) Miss Snow- a warm name Mrs. Szymanski-new blood pressure gauge Mr. Jubon-the perfect driver Mr. Fritz-new brand of cigarettes Mr. Bierbower-a new coon dog Mr. Bleech-a mustache curler Mr. Brown-a state championship cross country team Mrs. Hartman-your own theater company Mr. Hall-the impossible (a class better than the Class of ’79) Mr. Smith-a larger office Mr. Hedlund-a new job Mr. Johnson-more gas for warmer schools NANCY OKST - librarian DAVID BROWN - Arts and Crafts. Art History LOREN WRIGHT • Choralicrs. Chorus. Orchestra. Band CHRISTINA STEHMAN - Home Ec.. Bachelor Survival. Sewing 129 BRUCE SPENCER World Culture THOMAS DALTONAm. Hist.. World :ulture ROBERT ROBINSON-Social Studies. Am. Hist. SETH BLOOMQUIST Psychology. Social Studies 130 PHILLIP IMBROGNO Geometry. Vocational Math. Trig.. Algebra 133 ROBERT BOYER Physics. Biology. Adv Biology GRANT ANDERSON - Head Custodian NICK DeMARTE - Custodian _ 7; m T. 4- THIS IS THE LIFE. WILLIAM ANDERSON Custodian 134 135 GLADYS GIBSON Head Cook CORA STEELE ■ Cook I THE ST U DEN I I’m a student and have been one for at least a decade. As a student of Kane High I must face seven periods of classes everyday. During these, somes-times long, periods I listen to lectures and take notes, fall asleep during a movie, take a test, daydream, and even get confused (Chemistry, Physics, Trig, Calculus). Even though being a student is a 24 hour job and at 3:10 I still have unfinished homework and tests to study for, I still find time to go to work or practice, play intramurals, swim, participate in clubs, attend sporting events, and have some good times with my friends. Being a student hasn’t been an easy job, and after many years I have learned the basic survial skills of being a student. I guess now, you could call me a ‘‘professional student”. STUDENT LIFE THE CLASS OF PRESENTS JUST YOU AND ME MAY 6, 1978 One of the biggest events of the school year is the Junior-Senior Prom. It’s not an easy job organizing everything and all the work that goes into the decorations is almost unbelievable. The Juniors started working way back in September trying to get everything ready for the big night. Well. May 6 finally arrived. Walking into the Prom and seeing all the beautiful decorations, it was hard to believe that yesterday it was just a plain old cafeteria. The theme for the Prom was Just You and Me and the music was provided by Emotions . The highlight of the evening was the choosing of Ed Vanerstrom as Prom King and the crowning of Beth Sicher as Prom Queen. The night was not yet over. After the Prom everyone went to the Elks for the Post-Prom and danced to the music of ‘Entrance. The night that everyone waited for for so long was finally over. But it will be a night that will never be forgotten. 139 MISS KANE HIGH 140 L. to R. - Row I; Sue Punk. Kathy Slater. Row II: Tina Sicher. Debbie Timpano. Row III: Patty Pearson. Tami Kulka. Row IV; Chcri lican. Nancy Warner. Nine girls from the Class of '79 competed in the Miss Kane High Talent Show. All of the girls performed excellently but Brenda Phillips and her dazzling baton routine, won the hearts of her classmates. Brenda was chosen as the new Miss Kane High and thus represented Kane High at the McKean County Fair Queen Competition. Brenda was kept very busy during the summer months while she attended various dinners and luncheons and made many speeches. She practiced many long hours getting ready for the talent competition at the fair. We were proud to have Brenda as our representative and she did a fantastic job. 141 This year's Homecoming started out with the traditional parade and pep rally. Then the Kane Wolves rallied to a big win over the St. Mary’s Flying Dutchmen. But it was an extra special day for pretty, blonde and blue eyed Jeanine Weaver as she was crowned Homecoming Queen during the halftime festivities. FOOTBALL 143 SELLING MAGAZINES; Mornings full of counting and recounting money, everyone racing to reach their quota and the hog party. These were all parts of the Magazine Drive. The energetic Class of 79 was very successful to say the least. They reached their class quota with a grand total of $33,027, that was enough money to beat last years class and enough to set a new national record per individual sales. Matt Hottel. Patty Pearson and Tom Hall headed the drive and did a great job of getting the drive organized. High salespersons included Karen DeWalt. Rich Caruso. Julie Mertz, Sue Punk, and Judy Udovich. Congratulations to the Class of 1979 for a job well done! NOBODY’S DONE IT BETTER THAN THE CLASS OF 79 145 On The Heights Of The Alleghenies Stands A High School Fair, There. Among Great Trees Abiding, Pine Scent In The Air- There. All Nature Its Glory, in Summer Green, 146 Tells The Seasons' Wondrous Story; 147 Hail To Old Kane High. WHAT'S NEW AT K.H.S.? 148 Knee Socks For the cheerleaders. Basketball uniforms. Wrestling Mat Mr. Schmidt Vo-Ag building 149 Trophies $ £ Karen KANE HIGH'S EXCHANGE STUDENT For quite a few years. Kane High has had the pr vilege of receiving many exchange students from foreign countries. This year we were very fortunate to have with us Sissy Niitsu. an exchange student from Japan. Sissy came from a small town near Tokyo, called Kushigata where she lives with her family. Sissy is kept very busy here at Kane High. She attends most all of the sports events and is a member of the choraliers and an avid member of the ski dub. As we walk down the hall, we can see some of the fine artwork that Sissy has done. After her stay at Kane. Sissy will return to Japan where she plans on attending college and becoming a teacher. We have thoroughly enjoyed having Sissy as our exchange student and we wish her lots of luck in the future. 150 SETSUKO SISSY NIITSU 151 IF WE HAD CHANCE TO DO IT ALL AGAIN, Yes, I would only take study hall, gym, library, lunch, and I'd go home at 12:00. --Roy Stillman “Yes. to play in the sports again. --Jim Bergman Yes, because with all of the people I’ve met, it’s probably the best time I’ll ever have.” --Tabb Wile I cause I Mostly doing I would go through school again be-was the best time of my life. --Betsy Erickson I would go back through High School, of the good times I’ve had here taking part in the different activities. --Melissa McKenna Yes because there’s so much more to learn. I don’t relish the idea of having to work eight hours day. -Janey Stidd i TELL ME, WOULD WE? “No. because I just barely made it the first time, and if I went back. I might not make it. --Ralph Cecchetti No. I don’t think that the second time a-round would be quite the same. I’ll miss it, but it’s time to go out. meet new people, tackle new goals, and most of all. remember old friends and good times.” -Matt Hottel No. although my years in school have been a rewarding and unforgetable experience. I wish to broaden my horizons and views. There’s a whole world waiting! -Chris Swanson No. the first time around was bad enough. Why prolong the agony?” -Sterling Watts No. I have enjoyed High School, but I have other plans for the future. Each part of life is as important as the other and these high school years are almost over. -Jocelyn Danielson 1S3 COULD WE? I REMEMBER WHEN . . . The style was pants tucked in your boots. There was a 19 inch snowfall on Christmas Eye. We decorated for the Prom until four o'clock We were hit by the shocking news of the deaths John Paul I. of in the morning. Pope Paul VI and Pope The most popular movie of the year was Gr Disco fever struck our country. The N.Y. Yankees won the World Series. The U.S. started diplomatic relations with We suffered through another year of school Chin v. ase . a on Jan. 1. 1979. ithout heat. 15« BRRR-R-R Airport record minus 2i 155 YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY !!! 157 GERALD L GOBtf su� ADVERTISING DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Beai 4 JJle h HAMLIN BANK and TRUST COMPANY Member F.D.I.C. Kane, Mt. Jewett, Smethport KANE HARDWOOD Division of Collins Pine Co Box 601 Kane PA 16735 Ifcl Congratulations To The Class Of '79 NOVOSEL LUMBER CO. CARL NOVOSEL TIMBER, INC. BUYERS AND SELLERS OF VENEER LOGS 118 Fraley St. Kane, Pa. 837-7280 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '79 NOVOSEL INDUSTRIES, INC. Manufacturers of Hardwood Lumber Buyers of Logs and Timberland Steve Novosel Chuck Novosel To the class of 1979 Now Your Future Belongs to you We Can Help WARREN NATIONAL BANK KANE OFFICE Member FDIC FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS potted plants cut flowers dried or silk OUR OWN FRESH-CUT BLOOMS Phone 837-6240 for prompt dependable SERVICE HOLT'S GREENHOUSE Kinzua Ave. Kane Pa. 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Cowan Welding, Heating Plumbing 195 FACULTY INDEX CATHERINE ADAMSON Slippery Rock State College. B.S. University of Pittsburgh. M. Ed. Eastern Kentucky University. Ed. S. Phys. Ed.. J.V. Girl’s Basketball. Volleyball DENNIS BERRY Lock Haven State College. B.S. Buck Co. Comm. College. A.A. Phys. Ed.. Aquatics. Adv. Aquatics. Health. Head Wrestling Coach MARK BIERBOWER Penn State University. B.S. Vocational Agriculture. FFA Advisor ROBERT BOYER Clarion State College. B.S.. Ma Equivalency Biology. Physics. Adv. Biolo posite Science I v DAVID BROWN Edinboro State College. B.S. in Art History. Intro, to Crafts. 3-Special Problems. Oil Painting. Water Color. Jewelry. Cross Coach Art Ed. Design. Graphics. Country ters . Com- EDWARD BRYANT Grove City College. B.S. Westminster College. M.S. Chemistry. Biology. Athletic Athletic Assoc. Advisor Director. NESTOR BLEECH American Welding Society Edinboro State College. B.S. California State College. B.A. University of Pittsburgh. Com. Ed. Industrial Arts SETH BLOOMQUIST Edinboro State College. B.S.. M. Ed. Social Studies. Psychology. Girl's Track Coach. Asst. Wrestling Coach RAY BRZEZINSKI Clarion State College. B.S. Eng. IV. Am History. Future of Krtankind. Student Council Advisor. Senior Class Play Director. Rifle Club Adviso-. Remedial Clinic FRANCENE CARUSO Indiana University. B.S. Penn State University. M. ED. Typing I. II. Personal Typing. Math. Cheerleading Advisor Business 1% It's Like This THOMAS DALTON Clarion State College. B.S. American History. World Culture. Asst. Football Coach. Ski Club Advisor. Junior Class Advisor THOMAS FINNEFROCK Clarion State College. B.S. Geometry. Drafting. Algebra II. Calcir-lus. Varsity Basketball Coach. Varsity Club Advisor RICK FRITZ Penn State University. B.S. Assoc. Degree Voc. Agriculture - FFA Advisor RONALD HAIGHT American University, B.A. Austin Peay University. M.A. Phys. Ed.. Varsity Girls Basketball Coach OLIVIA HARTMAN Wilson College. B.A. Penn State. M.A. Theater Arts CARLA HILTY Grove City College. B A German I. II. English. Social Protest. HURRI KANE Advisor PHILLIP IMBROGNO Indiana University. B.S..- M Ed. Geometry. Trig.. Algebra III. Voc. Math. Asst. Football Coach. Sophomore Class Advisor GRETA JACOBUS Penn State University. B A.. English III, Realism. Business English. English Mechanics JOHN JUBAN Clarion State College. B.S. Driver Education BARBARA KIMBROUGH Luther College. Assoc.. Edinboro State College. B.S.. Communication. Humanities NANCY OKST Slippery Rock State College. Bach Of Lib. Sci. Librarian JENIFER ROBINSON Clarion State College. B.S.. M A. English IV. Journalism. Speech. Modern Poetry. HI-LIFE Advisor R08ERT ROBINSON Clarion State College. B.S. Social Studies. National Honor Society Advisor DANIEL SCANZONI Bloomsburg State College. B.S. Bookkeeping I. II. Cafeteria Business Manager RICHARD SMITH Lebanon Valley College. B.A. Biology. English II. American Fiction. Head Football Coach. Boys' FCA Leader ROBERT SMITH Slippery Rock State College. B.S. Penn State. M Ed. Cuidance Counselor DIANA SNOW Slippery Rock State College. B.S. Special Curricuim BRUCE SPENCER Roberts Wesleyan College. B.A. World Culture JOHN STANKO Clarion State College. B.S. English II. Man and Myth. Communications. Junior Class Play Advisor CHRISTINA STEHMAN Mansfield State College. B.S. Home Economics I. II. III. Sewing. Bachelor Survival. FHA Advisor NANCY SZYMANSKI Orange County Comm. College. Assoc. In App. Sci. in Nursing Clarion State College. B.S. Nursing Assistance JACK SCHMIDT Clarion College. B.A. Chours. Choraliers. Band. Orchestra JAN ZEGA Bloomsburg State College. B.S. Penn State University M. Ed. Notehand. Shorthand I. II. Personal Typing Office Practice. NIKE Advisor. Central Treasurer STUDENT INDEX Adair. Deborah. 42 Anderson. Dawn. 42 Anderson. Dennis 17. 66. 114 Anderson. Diane. 50 Anderson. John. 50. 55. 87 Anderson. Lisa. 50 Anderson. Marcy. 50 Armstrong. Surette. 17. 81 Arnold. Jacklyn 42. 60. 68. 81 Aset. Jen. 49. 50 Austin. Scott. 50 Bakhshi. Saber. 8. 17. 33 Batista, David. 50 Baron. Bob. 42 Bauorle. liana. 44. 81. 95 Bauerte. Louise, 50. 69. 100 Bearbeld. Pat. 17. 64 Bearlield. Penny. 50. 73. 74 Bechakas. Lcia. 50. 95. 110. Ill Beers. Melody. 50. 73 Bennett. Brenda. 50, 69 Bergman. Jim. 9. 1 7. 64. 92. 117. 118 Bifano. Jon. 9. 17. 105. 107. 136 Burak. Debra. 50 Biz ak. Lisa, 50. 69. 84. 86. 108 Blankenship. Janet. 8. 17 Blankenship. Larry. 50. 64. 112. 113. 114. 115 Bloss. Debts . 50. 74 Bloss. Sue. 50 Boderocco. Melissa. 42 Bonn . Mike, 17 Boschert. Brian. 18 Bostaph. Jan. 42 Boitjanoc. Jane. 18 8ouch. Mary. 49. 50. 66. 69. 80 Bouch. Patricia. 40, 42. 85. 95 Boyd. Michael. 50 Boyer. Bob. 9. 18. 33. 34. 64. 92 Bradley. Donna. 8. 18. 34. 60. 95 Bradley. John, 50 Bradley. Juno. 9. 18. 34. 64. 69. 87. 95. 98. 99. 102. 103. 108 Bray. Ed. 9. 18 Bnnklcy. Jeffrey. 42. 61. 85 Brmkley. Todd. 50 Brinkley. Tanya. 42. 66. 75 Brown. Michael, 50 Brown. Richard. 9. 18. 38 Brush. Cindy. 18 Bundy. Marsha. 18 Bartels. Bngett. 17. 38. 73 Bush. Beverly. 50 Bush. Kelly. 42. 79 Bush. Michaie. 50 Bush, Tom. 8. 19. 64. 71. 98. 99. 155 Callahan. Jelfrey. 50 Cardamone. Todd, 42. 61. 86 Carl. Dee Dee. 50. 100 Carley. Paula. 19. 34. 142. 143 Carlisle. Curt. 50 Carlson. Brenda. 42 Cartson. Kathy. 42 Carlson. Lon. 50 Carlson, Mark. 42. 47. 66 Car lesson. Jennifer. 42. 68. 95. 102 Cartsson. Peter. 8, 19 Caruso. Richard. 3. 9. 12. 19. 58. 60. 62 64. 65. 66. 67. 144 Casoto. Paul. 42 Cecchetti, Jim. 8. 19. 66. 92. 166 Ceechotti. Ralph. 19. 64. 66 Chatmon, Judy. 42. 73 ChiriHo. Ka-Tma. 41, 42. 66. 95 Clark. Mike. 50 Cleor. Brett. 9. 19. 86 Clcer. Daniel. 50 Clyde. Jacquekne. 50 Clyde. Denise. 42 Cochran. Jodie. 50. 86 Colkn. Kern. 50 Colson. Amber. 50 Colson. Sonya. 42. 69. 79. 100. 110 Confer. Darlene. 8. 19. 38 Confer. Jeff. 50. 92 Confer, Joe 51. 92. 114 Confer. Kelly. 42. 60 Conklin. Brian. 51 Cooley. Ed. 8. 19 Cooley.Pam. 42. 100. 110. Ill Croyle. Jean. 8. 20. 60, 74 Cunningham. George. 42 Cunningham. Tom. 51. 87 Dalton. Denise. 42. 69. 72 Oangelo. Karen. 51. 59. 60. 64. 69. 86. 102. Danielson. Jocelyn. 9. 20. 60. 62. 64. 65 68. 69. 78. 85 Davidson. Dan, 9. 16. 20. 87 Davidson. Don. 20 Davidson, Neila. 42 Oawdson. Sonya. 51 Oavrs. Kimberly. 51. 73 Davis. Theodore. 42. 27 Deane. Carol. 43. 59. 62. 69. 74. 79 Dopto. Jay Dctrick. Imda. 8, 20. 34. 60. 62. 65. 68 Detrrck. Mary. 51. 64, 78. 95. 110 DeWalt. Karen. 9. 20. 34. 62. 64. 65. 66. 69. 74. 95. 102 DeWalt. Robin. 43. 69. 95. 96. 108 Dilley. Rose. 51 OiMana. Maria. 8. 16. 20. 59. 60. 62. 63. 68. 69. 78. 81. 82, 84. 85. 95 DiMana. Michael. 40. 43. 62. 84. 85. 86 Dodr.ll, JHi. 43. 62. 69. 81. 82. 84 Dodrrti. Juke. 20. 38. 60. 69. 78. 81. 82. 84 Dolan. Yvonne Dougherty. Brett. 51 Dougherty. Brian, 51 Drake. Lori. 51 3 ••• . Drost. Patrici. Dunkle. Richa Dyne. Steve. Eck. Beth. 51 Eck. Marbe. Eckstrom, AJk Eckstrom. De • Eckstrom. M Emberg. Anne Erdman. Ike. 115 Erickson. Bet Esprn. Joe. 51 Ewmg. Debt Ewing, Doug. Farnsworth. Farnsworth. 68. 73. 84, Farnsworth. 60. 65. 68 Fay. Mark. 51 FeiklS. Henry. Ferranto. Joh Ferranto. Lrsa 97 Fern. Craig. 5 Field. Tonhya. Fioro. John. 5 Fisher. Rick. ■ Flceger. Beth Flceger. Franc • Foote. Mike. 9 94 Forquer. Jon. Forquer. Kath Fox. Sean. 43 Funarr. Mike. I Gabriel. Sue. I Gadley. Carol. Gadley. Vermc Gamble. MicImJi Gannon. John 92. 101. 11 Gant . Stacy. Gardner. Chor Gardner. Tar Geer. Steve. Geh ck. John. Gibson. Terry. Gidos. Momca Gillcspi, Sonya Gilmore. 8ry.ir Gilmore. Kevin Gmkel. Anna. Gmkcl. Stephe Guts. Barbara Golden. Jeani Grandmetti. G „ 85 Greenman. Jel Greenman. Loi 43. 59.61.68.69. 79.82 d. 51 . 87 59. 60. 86 '• 51. 71. 86. 81 n. 8. 20 . 8. 21. 38 . 51 to. 51 1.43.64.81.82. 113. 114 y. 21. 33. 74 51 3. 64. 105. 107. 117. 118 C fan. 51 S illy. 8. 16. 21. 34. 59. 60. � 7 S re, 8. 16. 21. 34. 39. 58. 14. 139 8. 21. 33 . 43. 64 51. 64. 66. 69. 73. 74. 95. 1.43.64.80.95.97. 102 I. 64. 87, 92. 105. 107 21. 34, 68. 69. 78. 83 s. 51 21.36. 37.64 65. 66. 92. . 21. 33 . 51 86 1. 119 . 21. 62. 142. 143 43. 73. 81 52 e. 41. 64. 95 64. 66, 67. 75. 82. 84. 85. . 115 $0 9. 22 e. 52. 86 5 • S2. 92. 119 52. 54. 92. 119 52. 73 52 22 43 74 ( . 55 52. 73. 74 . 8. 13. 52. 71 . 40. 43. 68. 69. 81. 84. • i n se ■ i . 8. 22. 81. 82. 101 . 52. 84 Gregory. Mary Jane. 43. 64. 100. 108 Gregory. Nancy. 8. 22. 36. 37. 62. 66. 78. 84. 139, 142. 143 Grosch. Tom. 22. 81. 82. 86. 180 Grube. Linda. 9. 22. 95 Haberberger. Jane. 43. 60. 62. 64. 68. 69, 84. 102 Hadfieid. Keith. 43 Hadley. Robert. 9. 22. 33. 180 Haight. Judy. 52. 73 Hall. Rich. 40. 43. 64. 81. 107. 113. 114 Hall. Tom 9. 22 Hanley. Jun Hannold. Joe. 52 Harnger. Brian. 43 Hayduk. Joe. 8. 22 Heck. Garth, 40. 43, 61 HcdiUnd. Tammy. 43. 52. 95 Hedlund. Greg. 8. 23. 82. 92 Hedlund. Tamm . 49. 64. 86. 154 Hctnck. John. 23 Hickey. Oawn. 23 Higgins. Leonard. 9. 23 Hunes. Alberta. Hinkel. Timothy. 52 Hodgdon. M.ke. 52 Hoffman. Paul 9. 23. 64. 92. 107 Hollabaugh, Troy Holmes. Lisa. 8. 23, 64. 92. 107 Holmes. Lynn. 43. 86. 100. 110. 136 Horn. Eric. 52. 64. 92 Horton. Brenda. 44, 69. 79. 81. 82. 84 Hottei. Matt. 9. 12. 23. 65. 66. 67. 82 Howard. Dale. 52 Howard. Judy. 9. 23. 80 Howard. Lon, 52. 66, 68. 79 Hulmgs. Anita, 52 Hulmgs. Cherry. 52 Hulmgs. Darren. 52. 64, 92. 101. I 13. 114 Hul.ngs. Diane. 9. 23. 64. 98. 99. 108 Hulmgs. James. 44 Hulmgs. Mary Ann, 44. 73 Hulmgs. Mary Jo. 9. 24. 44 Hulmgs, Tom. 9. 24 Hulmgs. Walt. 24. 64, 92. 101. 103 Huftman. Medford. 44. 64. 74. 81. 82. 112. 113. 114 Hultman. Steve. 9. 24. 81. 82 Hunt mger. John. 44 HunUmger. Polly. 8. 74 lannu h Cindy. 52. 64. 74. 84. 95. 102. 103 Irons. Kathy. 8. 24. 60. 79. 81 86 Irwin, Tammy. 52 Ishman. Dale. 52. 92. 101. 119 Ishman. Robert. 52. 53. 92. 101 Ishman. Tim. 9. 24. 33. 64. 81. 82. 84. 85. 92 Jacobus. Sue. 44. 59. 62. 68. 75. 82 Jamerson. Mike. 44, 136 Johnson. Amy. 52 Johnson. Becky. 9. 25 Johnson. CaMn. 9. 16. 24. 34. 35. 81.82. 83. 86. 180 Johnson. Jan e. 8. 16. 24. 34. 35. 66 Johnson. Larry. 44. 81. 82 Johnson. Mark. 52. 112 Johnson. M c. 9. 24 Johnson. Roger. 44 Johnson. Ron 25 Johnson. Scott. 44 Johnson, Bill. 9. 25 Johnston. Connie. 53 Johnston. Koike. 53. 64. 78. 95, 102 Jones. M.iton. 53 Juban. John 9. 25 Kearney. Mario. 53 Kerr. Scott. 44, 61 K.btxe. Pool. 53. 92. 119 Klaiber. Roberta. 44 Kocpncic. Edward. 44. 92. 113. 114 Kocpncic. Mike. 53. 92. 101. 113 Komidar. Katharine. 44. 62.69. 101. 113 Ko a. Mark. 53. 85. 92. 136 Kora. Natako. 44 Ko a. Patricia. 55 Kufca. Tami. 8. 16, 25. 60. 66. 139. 141. 155 I ant . David. 44 Larson. Becky. 8. 25. 33. 34. 62. 69. 81. 82. 84. 85 Larson. Jett. 9. 25. 33. 59. 60 Larson. Kelley. 44. 95. 108. 109 Lathrop. Helen. 9. 25. 95. 96. 98. 99 Latvhaw. Pamela. 53. 64. 69. 84. 95. 97. 102. 103 law. Jacqutme. 53. 84. 85. 86. 87 Lee. Denise leGro. Jett 53 Leonard. Rhonda. 53. 84 Lie an. Cheryl. 9. 16. 25. 98. 108. 141 l� can. John. 53 Imdberg. Ron. 53 Lindquist. Keith. 9. 26 Lloyd. Barb. 53. 110. Ill Lloyd. Sue. 8. 26 Losey. Alice. 44 Losey. Rhonda. Lupoie. Scott. 53 lupoie. Terry. 53 Mader. Sue. 3. 8. 26. 33. 68. 69. 80 Magnuson. Ann. 53. 84. 85 Mague. Trioa. 53. 73 Marconi. Bernadme. 44. 52. 58. 69. 72 McQueen. Sherry. 43 Meckley. Sharon. 8. 26. 33. 59. 62. 69. 82. 83 Mehaiko. Sue. 53. 84. 85 Mcrt . Juke. 26. 60. 62. 64. 86. 108. 109 142. 143 Meyers. Barb. 45. 69 Macs. Pete. 53 M-Mord. Carl Milford. Lillian. 53. 73. 84 Mmugh. Curt. 45 Moore. Bryan. 26 Moore. Randy. 53 Moore. Valerie 53. 73. 81 Morris. David. 53 Morris. Ek abcth. 69. 78. 136 Morris. Kathy. 45. 86. 100 Mussen. Chris. 54. 73 Myers. Dan. 26. 62. 81. 92 McDowell. Robin. 53. 73 McKenna. Barb. 53. 81 McKenna, Melissa. 9. 16. 26. 34. 59. 60. 64. 69. 80. 82. 84. 108 McKen ie. Tammy. 53. 69 McGAL Barry McMurray. Brian, 26 McNeill. Lon. 45. 47. 61, 68. 136 Nelson. 841. 136 Nelson, Dawd. 54 Novel. Heidi. 9. 27. 33. 59. 62. 69. 82. 83. 84. 85 Nicholson. Sue. 45. 100. 136 N-isu. Sctsuko. 27. 82. 86. 150. 151 NAIas. Brenda. Niklas. Leo. 54 Nortum. Sandra. 45 Nystrocn. John. 45. 64 Nystrom. Stan, 45 O'Boyle. Kown. 54. 84. 101 Ognen. Joe. 8 Okerlund. Sandy. 3. 8. 27. 79 Olson. John. 9. 10. 27. 92. 117 Olson. Sherry. 45. 78. 84. 100 O'Rourke. Steve. 55. 119 Osmcr. Steve. 54. 86 Paul. Jacky. 54. 74. 81 Park. Amy. 45. 73. 79 Pearson. Patty. 3. 8. 12. 16. 27. 58. 65. 66. 71. 141 Pence. Alan. 54 Penrungton. Theresa. Perry. James. 54 Peters. Deb. 54 Peterson. Billie. 54 Poterson. Dawn. 3. 9 27. 34. 58. 61. 64. 68. 71. 95. 96. 100. 108. 109. 155 Phillips. Brenda. 8. 27. 36. 37. 64. 78. 98. 99. 108. 136. 140. 141 Phdkps. Darnel. 40.45.64,81.82.92. 119 Pierotti. Tami. 45. 59 62. 64. 68. 69. 86. 95. 102 Plat can. Chris. 54 Potvmo. Rick 45 Port. Paul. 45, 92 Proesi. Joe. 9 27. 64. 107 Punk. Sue. 2. 8. 12. 16. 27. 58. 64. 65. 66. 75.98.99 139. 141 Rapp. Michele. 54. 69. 81. 84 Reichard. Marsha. 3. 9. 28. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 58. 68. 79. 84. 85. 86. 136 R h. lisa. 9. 28. 33. 34. 62. 65. 69 Rich. M e. 9. 28 Rietter. Kim. 45. 68. 69. 136 Rockwell. Guy. 8 Rockwell. Pat. Rockwell. Paula. Rodgers. Lisa. 45. 79. 82. 100 Rolick. Colleen. 54 Rokck. Keith. 45. 117 Rolick. Tom. 28. 64. 65. 66. 92. 94. 105. 106. 107. 117. 180 Romamck. Ron. 54 Rose. 8arb. 54. 84. 85. 86 Ross, M. 45. 64. 92. 114 Rotar. Shelley. 54. 80. 110. Ill Roth. Steve. 45 Roth. Tim Royer. Mike Sacheneh. Kim. 54, 73 Salvamoscr. Jackie. 54 Salvamoscr. Jean. 46, 64.82.86.96. 100. 108. 109. 136 Sanders. Scott. 46 Sarvey. Chris, 46. 64. 92. 101. 103. 119 Schicrcr. Brenda. 54 Schmidt. Kurt. 54. 117 Schmidt, lisa. 8. 28. 34. 68. 73. 79 Schrecengost. Dean. 54. 84. 85. 136 Schuster. Cindy. 46 Schuster. George. 28. 33. 64. 92 Schuster. Becky. 54 Scutelta, Chris. 54 Shrubb. Brian. 46. 82. 93. 117 Sicher. Kathy. 46. 59. 65. 66. 75. 79. 82. 103 Sicher. Mary. 10. 54. 69. 84 Sicher. Tina. 8. 16. 28. 59. 62. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 78. 82. 84. 86. 141. 142. 143 Silvis. Ooug. 46 Skelly. Doug. 40. 61.64. 81.82. 83. 87.9? Skerl. Tim, 46. 92 Stater. Kathy. 8. 16. 28. 34. 35. 36. 37. 62. 65. 68. 69. 78. 84. 141. 142 143 Smith. Charho. 8. 28. 33. 60. 62. 65. 68. 81. 82. 83 Smith. Christy. 54 Smith. Janet. 46 Srmth. Jodi. 54 Smith. Paul. 54 Srmth. Tim. 55. 64. 113. 114 Snyder. Beth Ann. 46 Snyder. Gary, 55. 87 Snyder. Jon. 29 Snyder. Ron. 9 29 Snyder. Ted. 9. 29 Spaich, Wayne. 55 Spencer. Wendy. 3. 9, 16. 29. 34. 35. 58. 60. 62. 65. 68. 69. 74. 82. 84. 85 Spilka. Tim. 36. 37. 46. 87 Stanko. Krish. 3. 9. 29. 59. 62. 64. 68. 69. 79. 95 Stanko. Steve. 46. 64. 112. 113. 114 Starrett. Beth. 46. 61 Stillman. Roy. 29 Shdd. Jane. 8. 29. 34. 60. 82 Stowe. Mai,ana. 55. 74 Sufcvan. John. 9 29. 86 Swanson. Chris. 9. 29.68.69. 75.81.82 Swanson. Co cen. 55. 62. 69. 81 Swanson. Dawd. 55. 84 Swanson. Marty. 36 Swanson. Matt. 55 Swedenhjclm. Anita. 55. 73 Swedenhjelm. laVonnc. 8. 30. -0 Swedenhjetm. Rodney. 55. 87 Swedenh lm. Bat. 9. 30. 33. 34. 64. P2 180 S ymanski. Jim. 55 Taytor. Ptvl Thomas. Bill. 55 Thompson. Deb. 42. 46. 60. 68. 69. 73. 86 Thompson. Lon. 46. 68. 79. 81. 82. 95 Thornton. Dawd. 55 TAburg. Lisa. 46. 69 Trmpano. Deb. 3. 8. 16. 30. 33. 58. 65. 66. 69. 75. 78. 141. 143 Timpano. Steve. 46 Todd. Robin. 9. 30. 34. 60. 62. 81. 82. 84 Truden. Leah. 46. 69. 136 Udowch. Judy. 8. 20. 60. 62. 65. 68. 69. 78 Udowch. Robert. 55. 87. 92 Umpleby. Don. 46 Umpleby. Joe. 30 VaA. Salty. 55. 84 Vandernock. Jody. 46. 64. 68. 69. 86. 95 VanDervoort. Tim. 55. 64. 92. 93. 101 Vanerstrom. Sabrina. 55 walker. Sheryl. 8. 30, 62. 63. 68. 69. 81. 82 Waaace. Cheryl. 9.30.62.63.66.68.69 Waaace. Martm. 46 Walters. Chock. 46. 47 Walter. Dave. 55. 119 Walters. Ken. 46. 64, 114 Walton. Chuck. 55 Warner. Nancy. 16. 30. 34. 60. 65. 75. Walts. Sterkng. 8. 31. 81. 82. 86. 87. 92 Weaver. Jeanme. 3. 31. 66. 58. 66. 136. 142. 143 Weidow. Chuck. 16.31.33. 34.35.81.82. 84 iVeidow. Ke y. 55. 68. 69. 81. 84. 85 Weidow. Rick. 46. 92 Whippo. Scott. 55 ? Vile. Tabb. 3. 9 31. 58. 64. 65. 82. 92. 101. 117. 136. 118 VAson. Glen. 46. 47 WAson. leanne. 46. 70 WAson. John. 55. 117. 119. 118 Wilson. Vicki. 3.8.31.33.58.59.68.69. 81. 82 Voft. Jody. 47 Voodford. Brian. 9. 31 Wooditch. Ann. 8 Woods. Sue. 47. 73 Woods. Tina. 47 Vaturek. Kathy. 47 Vasurek. Terry. 55 Votko. John. 47. 61 Voung. Juke. 31 Vale. Jaruce. 33 Zampogna. Terry 47 Zarmck. Georgia. 47 A, 7 umck. J-n. 47. 64. 66. 84. 101 Zega. Dave. 31 Zega. Diane. 44. 47. 68. 84 Memory is like a book filled witf) the pages of life ♦Each memory is written down and we can turn back to read or relive what has already been recorl Some unpleasant memories are blocked Out. like pages torn form the b never to be read agair The chapters which end happily ever after, are those which we rereac most often. nd like the author of a book, we have a copyright 2 on all of our memories.