Kane Area High School - Hurri Kane Yearbook (Kane, PA)
- Class of 1983
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We are always moving right along on the roads of school, life and time If we think about it, there is never a time when we aren't moving in a constant f l f . lt never allows us to struggle with the road o i e d all the things we want to do. We must keep o moving right along on this road in order to accomplish the goals we have set for ourselves. Even so, the road is full of twists and turns, leading us this way and that and occasionally a detour is thrown in to alter our course. The roads of school keep us constantly moving, from the first time we travel to kindergarten, crying because we wanted to go home, to the last day, graduation, which we spend crying because we don't want to leave. We are kept moving all the time, along this sometimes bumpy road, from elementary school to Junior High and finally to the end of this road, Senior High. As we reflect upon the past, it is hard to believe that those thirteen long years could go by so quickly. At the end of this road we come to an intersection. We must follow our own roads now. The roads of college, trade school, marriage, jobs and the fullfillment of our dreams with all of these branching in different directions. The unknown lies ahead where we may find success or we find a dead end and retrace the tracks. The highway that once bonded us together has now set us free, but some day soon our own separate roads that have taken us so far away will cross ' H' h where our road first and bring us together once again here at Kane ig , began. Class Sports page 10 page 74 Faculty page 58 Student Life page 122 Advertising page 170 LOA 5.2. 'X Activities page 138 W 3,1 X .. ig'-Lf V L K 'M , ,L.gLf ff' K k fri Q-W , l ', .ang-1, Li , 1 L f , ' IV 35 . .3 ig I AA ,,, - QQ ,Q . f. 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K .asv kbL,, if riff , ,,:YE'fQ THE UN SUNG HERO The Hurri-Kane staff would like to dedi- cate this, the 1983 edition of the Hurri- Kane to Mrs. Olivia Hartman. Mrs. Hart- Area Senior High School staff for 18 years, has taugh theater Arts I and ll and she is the founder of the Kane Players acting group. Through her acting and teaching abilities, many students and adults have benefited from her efforts. Her outreaching personality has brought color into many lives and she has encour- aged and guided students in the right di- rection. Mrs. Hartman deserves much more praise than these few words can give her. And so, as a token of our love and appre- ciation, Mrs. Hartman, we dedicate this 1983 edition of the Hurri-Kane to you. 1 wx . 1 ik. K lv Q as I ll ... f lat I 'x S v 0 J Q I' V 1 E . . - gag - kk.k I ,mf Q if 1 . r it ri ' r... ' . , ,in - 1.1- kr. , ' 3 : MR- E gg N Q .. rg '. Q I -C ' . - fffrfffma: : ,J ' ' I ' any .1 - ,Q ,Z ..... . if -':': milf' ag: Q. In Remembrance Joseph S. I-Iallberg May 14, 1965 August 22, 1977 We will meet again at journey's end A school building may stand complete with administrators, teachers, counselors, office staff, cooking personnel, janitors, teaching materials, and sports equipment, but a school building is not really a school until there are students - learning, laugh- ing, living. These students compose the classes, they are the school, CLASS A Touch of Class ,J ,Q M W W ww ECW wwf ,W'8?,,L,,,,,Z,,fd3W 'f MPM Sv JH ,Xq,Tl Cf3Dx.T5'Q' is KR PRESENTING C if am as dim-7 JbJ05Qf ' iw' migg ff NINETEEN HUNDRED 3 SWXWAQ . www Z3 w ' wining QMWDMAZVJA CL - piifjww J gggga may X JSWMH Rabfwnfk l A wwf WW w A 9 -2? 2, ' RQ-If W pfgjggi THE CLASS GF fffqp , EMM? WW NS sz my M2255 W ff, 0.399 cb '- QifQLii5'f,Q42g'QQyfgX is 59 3555? 55fK3W 3 - MW E We Wi Q EIGHTY-THREE WW PM My W 'WMM QWMSQWKMQXQ' W Eff' gb M Q1 Sf M QPR 9 ffm MM QQ wffiimifm N I ll T K 4 410085 96 00 On Aug. 26, 1980, the class of 1983 took their first steps along the path to graduation. A class meet- ing was held at the beginning of the year and class officers were elected. The results were as follows: President - Pam Bell, Vice-President - Karen Huckabone, Secretary - Wendi Jenkins. Treasurer W Sally Emer, and Historian - Annette Lemke. On Sept. 26, the class officers made a homecoming float to represent the class, but unfortunately the parade was rained out. Throughout the year many bakesales were held and candy was sold in order to build up the treasury. On Oct. 22, the first class halloween party was held. The students bobbed for apples, had a pie' eating contest fthe winner being a messy-faced John Pauli and had a cakewalk. The refreshments were donuts and cider and were enjoyed by everyone, Feb. 6 marked the publication of the Sophomore News . The paper was organized bythe officers and informed the class of upcoming events and recog- nized the athletic members of the class. The year OUR FOOTSTEPS TI-IRGUGI-I I, Ogveeb PS proved to be very productive and the class was now ready to move further along the path to graduation. SOP h0m c-Ve Nevis HIGH SCHOOL Sept. 1, 1981, marked the beginning of a very busy year for the class of 1983. A class meeting was held on the fifteenth and on the twenty-second the new class officers were elected. The results: Presi-- dent - Pam Bell, Vice President -- Karen Huckai bone, Secretary -- Joni Detrick, Treasurer - Cindy Snyder and Historian - Annette Lernke. On Feb. 26, the new Miss Kane High for 1982-1983 was chosen. The candidates were Joni Detrick, Barb Phil- lips, JoAnne Kocjancic, Annette Lemke and Kris Morris. Barb Phillips was chosen to represent Kane at the county fair and Joni Detrick was runner-up. The Junior Class play, entitled David and Lisa , was held on April lst and 2nd, On May 8, the Junior- Senior Prom was held. One hundred and ten couples attended the dance. Friction was the band that played and the theme was Just Between You and Me . The post prom was held at the Elks Club in Kane and the Band was Tite-End . Julie Jones was crowned Prom Queen and Tim Warner as Prom King. 4,00 of si QOL 6 Xxe ,atc ao 50 .xo K - 0 Gdkx S The third and final year of high school for the class of 1983 began on Aug. 31, 1982. On Sept. 2-20, the Senior Magazine Drive was held in Kane. The theme for the drive was Smurfin' to D.C. Mrs. Robinson's homeroom came in first place over all in sales and Mr. Boyer's homeroom came in second place. Kane's homecoming was held on Oct. 9 when the Wolves defeated Sheffield, 36-3. The Homecoming Queen candidates were Pam Bell, Kim Bloomquist, Joni Deirick, Karen Huckabone, JoAnne Kocjancic, Annette Lemke, Kris Morris, and Tammy Ross. Joni cu L1 Cm 30. mr: ru NH- as-- WS Qc 00 Detrick was crowned Queen during the halftime of the football game. The Senior Class play was held on Nov. 19th and 20th. The play was entitled Nothing But The Truth. On Dec. 22nd the Senior class had a Christmas party. There was a pie-eating contest and once again John Paul was the winner. Plenty of re- freshments were provided for everyone and a sound system was rented for a sock hop in the cafeteria. On May 4-6, the Senior Class traveled to Washington, D.C. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 14 and the theme was Stairway to Heaven. Finally, on June 7, the Class of 1983 graduated from Kane High School. The path traveled on by each student from his sophomore year until graduation was diffi- cult at times yet proved to be very rewarding. 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Bailey ,nf Jill A. Arnold Michele L. Avenali 4 5 if 'i Egg ,JL We I Q 1 12 M. nu: 'nf' 'R 'Q 'Ai'? Joseph V. Barron Dawn E. Beatty James J. Bechakas Pamela J. Bell 'W ff no r .. Nui' J ,fi 144 Carl N. Benson Kirsten L. Benson Kimmy L. Bloomquist Judy L. Bloss ,gg F' I I A! W 5. 1 19 ' 1 '. .ka uf i'0.,., Pl 45 l1r'..Y:u Hr 'P J A A 'iw UW Lori L. Boylan Julie L. Brinkley Lisa M. Brinkley Ruth A. Brush Kimberly A. Burgert Shelly Y. Caldwell Sherry Y. Caldwell Doreen K. Carl Linda L. Carlson Bruce A. Carty Anna M. Cecchetti Audrie Chamberlain Betty L. Cochran Neal E. Cole Susan M. Compton Suzette M. Confer Howard M. Davidson Joni L. Detrick Allen Detsch Tracie L. Dilley Bonnie Y. Eastman Steven D. Eck Richard A. Eclinger Sally A. Emer 1? 'ii ie- 4 X M4 .4 r in l i '15, 'J t vc. 'fit-. 1 ..-QM, 'Qt W Gina M. Ferranto Susan E. Fleeger James N. Fiero Laurie A. Forquer fir, W viii N ,O s,,,4-v 'QW Lisa A. Forsyth Richard E. Gantz, Jr. ,AO ,im Z J Rudolph A. Funari James E. 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Renee Olson Rebecca M. Olson Christopher T. O'Rourke John E. Paul Bradley A. Paulson Mark A. Paup Jon R. Perry Gary L. Peterson Jan L. Peterson Barbara A. Phillips Tammy M. Picarelli . '..T3fw , , . Y .vu K Vw i WW ,A R, E. f 'Qi 45 I 119' Daniel A. Reigel, Jr. Laurie L. Roberts Margaret V. Roberts Michelle D. Robinson 3..- x A L -..- ff , J' mpgs Wi Thomas R. Rook Tammy B. Ross Mitchell W. Rotar Rick A. Shrubb f K elf' f' 551.17 'E ll 1 l fl- V rss... V , 4. ' .. '.'.vh6' l 5. - , i - F' 'l Patricia L. Sirianni Mary K. Smith if ,, N Cynthia L. Snyder Ramona Stovic -Ama! 55 e -'X , . .nu Juliann M. Smith Raymond E. Smith ,se 'TWD T 'DR iiii if' ' Philip B Spencer Carla J Stranburg 1 '17 w sv ,E-ur VR, hw' f 51 'n A 'll 0 .M M ,hs .. A.. km if 4. .A 1-11 'T Carl L. Swanson Milton L. Taylor, Jr. William S. Thompson James R. Troutman Bobbi L. Tunall Mark A. VanDervoort Adena L. Vanerstrom Allen C. Walker John D. Walton Robert A, Walton, Jr. Matthew T. Warner Joyce A. Wheatley Kerry L. Whittemore Robert J. Williamson Francis S. Wojcik Ill Daniel J. Woods Patricia A. Zaunick Emil J. Zuzek 4 vi: 'fi' J Q 1-1 A+ i , 'A' X' nf ., . 3' ' , H - V f 2 ' ogg ,f 3 ' fl' 'Y-FSQW' ' ' ik! I M' Fe ir w 'na- Q., , 1 Efffi Laughing, crying studying, trying staying up all night Music, movies, ballgames and fun make it quite all right Decorating, cleaning up or practicing for a play Committee meetings athletic practice make it a long day A new love or a broken heart maybe a lasting romance Buy a new sweater cut your hair give it half a chance Share a smile tell a joke wish upon a star You and me and all our friends someday will go far Soon we will walk down the aisle in our caps and gowns it's all going by too fast This is it our senior year let's try to make it last. - Sandy DeWalt Douglas Anderson, Doug: Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2 Jill Amold: AA 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 3, 4, Majorettes 3, 4 Betsy Austin: AA 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Concert Band 2, 3, Stage Band 2, V.P. of Marching Band Michele Avenall: AA 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3 Kevln Bailey: Shutter Club 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Boys Cross Country 2, 3 Joseph Barron, Joe: Jr. Class Play 3, Chorus 3 Dawn Beatty: AA 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 2, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, FCA 4, Choraliers 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4 James Bechakas Pamela Bell, Pam: Class President 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Jr. Class 3, AA 3, 4, Girls Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, FCA 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Pres. FCA 3, 4, Hurri-Kane Advertising Staff Carl Benson: Benny Kirsten Benson: Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4 Klmmy Bloomqulst, Kim: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Hi-Life 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Track 2, FCA 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. FCA 3, 4 Judy Bloss Lorl Boylan, L. B.: Hurri-Kane Staff 4, Jr. Class Play 3, AA 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, FCA 2, 3, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Julie Brinkley: AA 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, FCA 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Hurri-Kane Advertising Staff 4 Lisa Brinkley: AA 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Concert Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Choraliers 4, Chorus 3 Ruth Brush: Jr. Class Play 3, AA 4, Marching Band 3, 4, Library Aide 2, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 4 Kimberly Burgert, Kym, Kymmer: Jr. Class Play 3, AA 2, 3, Intramurals 2, Chorus 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3 Shelly Caldwell: AA 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Color Guard 2, 3, 4 Sheny Caldwell: Hurri-Kane Staff 4, Jr. Class Play 3, AA 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorat- ing Committee 3, Front Line 2, Flag Corps 3, 4 Doreen Carl Linda Carlson, Lin: Prom Decorating Committee 3 Bruce Carty, Ron, Moose: Golf 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3 Anna Cecchettl, Anna Mae: AA 2, 3, 4, Library Aide 3, FHA 2, 3, 4 Betty Cochran, Dee-Dee: AA 4, Intramurals 2 Neal Cole, Cook: FFA 2, 3, Football 4, Basketball 2 Susan Compton, Sue: FHA 2, 3, 4 Suzette Confer, Sue: Cheerleader 2, 3 Howard Davidson, Duck: Shutter Club 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Track 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Boys Cross Country 4, Wrestling 2 Joni Detrlck: Class Secretary 3, 4, Library Aide 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Majorettes Co-Captain 4 Allen Detsch, Detsch: Wrestling 4 Tracie Dllley: Library Aide 2 Bonnie Eastman Steven Eck, Steve: NHS 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 4, Football 2, 3, 4 Richard Edlnger, Dick: Boys Cross Country 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Sally Emer: Class Treasurer 2, Student Council 2, 3, AA 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Girls Basketball 2, Girls Cross Country 2, 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3, 34 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, FCA 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Treasurer FCA 3, 4, Girls Basketball Bookkeeper 3, 4 Gina Ferranto, Reen: Hurri-Kane Understaff 4, AA 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, Track 2, FCA 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps Co-Captain 4 James Flero, Jim: Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Class Vice-President 4 Susan Fleeger, Sue: Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Laurie Forquer: Prom Decorating Committee 3 Lisa Forsyth: Student Council 4, Hurri-Kane Advertising Staff 4, NIKE 2, 3, AA 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 2, Girls Cross Country 3, 4, Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, AA Officer 4, FCA 2, 3, 4 Rudolph Funarl, Bud: Basketball 2 Donald Gadley Richard Gantz, Rich: Marching Band 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 4, Chorus 4, Football 3, Stage Band 4 James Garlty, Jim, Grit: FFA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer FFA 3, President FFA 4 Brent Gillespie: FFA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer FFA 4 Russell Gilmore, Russ: FFA 2, 3, FFA Student Advisor 3 Gary Goldsmith, Fish: Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, Concert Band 2, Track 3, 4, Boys Cross Country 3, Water Polo 2 Russell Gregg, Russ: Football 3, 4 Andrew Haberberger, Andy, Drew: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Hurri-Kane Under- staff 4, Prom Becorating Committee 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, President Student Council, Treasurer Student Council 3 Mae Hadfleld, Maefield: Girls Cross Country 2, 3, FHA 2, Track 2, 3 John Haight: FFA 2, 3, 4 Shelley Hall: Hurri-Kane Staff 3, 4, Jr. Class Play 3, NHS 3, 4, AA 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4f Prom Decorating Committee 3, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain Majorettes 4, Choraliers 3, 4, Hi-Life 3, 4 Deborah Hanson, Deb: Student Council 4, Jr. Class Play 3, AA 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Choraliers 3, 4, Chorus 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Hi-Life Editor 4, Prom Decorating Committee Chairman 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Susan Hasney, Sue: Hurri-Kane Understaff 4, NIKE 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Hi-Life 4, Track 2, Lifeguard 4 John Hayduk Jennifer Hearst, Jennie: AA 2, 3, Marching Band 3, Girls Basketball Mgr. 2, Girls Cross Country 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Color Guard 4, Choraliers 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4 Richard Hill, Rich: FFA 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Basketball 1, 2, 4 Thomas Horton, Tom: FFA 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4 Karen Huckabone: Class Vice President 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Jr. Class Play 3, NHS 3, 4, AA 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Hi-Life 3, 4, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, AA Officer 4, Hurri-Kane Staff 4 James Iannuzzl, Jim, Nutz: Golf 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Boys Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Melchlsedec Ibanez, Mel: Hurri-Kane Advertising Staff 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Richard Irons, FFA 2, 3, 4 Alice Irwin, Prom Decorating Committee 3, FFA 4 Tammy Invln, FHA 4 Wendi Jenkins, Class Sec. 2, AA 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, AA Officer 4, Girls Basketball Captain 3, 4 Charles E. Johnson, Chuck, FFA 2, 3, Water Polo 2 Charles H. Johnson Helen Johnson, Dutch: NIKE 3, AA 2, Library Aide 2, 3 Karen Johnson: AA 2, 3, FHA 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3 Kelly Johnson, Kel: Jr. Class Play 3, Marching Band 3, Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3, Intramurals 2 Scott Johnson: Golf 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Stephen Keamey, Steve, Karn: Hurri-Kane Understaff 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 Stephen Kellar, Steve: Jr. Class Play 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Track 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Lifeguard 4 Georgia Klara: Girls Cross Country 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Track 3 Jo Anne Kocjanclc: Student Council 1, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3 Vlrglnla Komldar , Annette Lemke: Class Historian 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, AA 2, 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Choraliers 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4 Anita Long: Jr. Class Play 3, AA 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Front Line 3, Flag Corps 4 Raymond Losey Chrlstlne Mader, Chrissy: AA 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Front Line 3 Terri Malone: Hurri-Kane Advertising Staff 4, NHS 3, 4, AA 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Hi-Life 4, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain Flag Corps 4 Elizabeth Marconi, Libby: Hurri-Kane Staff 4, Jr. Class Play 3, AA 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Girls Basketball Stats 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Hi-Life 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Arthur McDowell Mlchael Mehalko, Mike: FFA 3, 4, FFA Reporter 4 Cecil Mlller, Curly: Jr. Class Play 3, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Football 2 Carl Mohney, Ozzy lOzbourne Ill: FFA 4 Dale Moore: Brainy Donald Morehead Kimberly Morey Kristine Morrls, Kris: Student Council 3, 4, Hurri-Kane Advertising Staff 3, 4, AA 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, FCA 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4 Stephanie Morris, Steph: Ski Club 2, 3, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 4 Cathleen Mussen, Cathy: Girls Basketball 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Volleyball 4 Michael Mussen, Mike: Hurri-Kane Staff 4, Shutter Club 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, Track 3, 4, Basketball 4, President Shutter Club 4 Amy Nelson: AA 4, Ski Club 3, Color Guard 2, 3, 4 Judy Nelson: Hurri-Kane Understaff 4, Jr. Class Play 3, AA 3, 4, Shutter 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3 Karln Nelson, Red the Specl: AA 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramur- als 2, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Captain Rifles 4 Steven Nelson Barbara Nlklas, Barb Robert Nlklas, Manson: Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Gerald Nystrom, Scott: FFA 2 Vaughn Nystrom: FFA 2, Wrestling 2 Cynthla Okruch: Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, FHA 3, 4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4 Anna Olson, Renee: Hurri-Kane Understaff 4, Jr. Class Play 3, AA 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Flag Corps 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman Sr. Magazine Drive 4 Rebecca Olson, Becky: Hurri-Kane Staff 4, Jr. Class Play 3, NHS 3, 4, AA 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 3, 4, Track 2, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, President Marching Band 3, 4 Christopher O'Rourke, Spill: FFA 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 John Paul, Pope: Hurri-Kane Understaff 4, NHS 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Football Co-Captain 4 Bradley Paulson, Farmer: FFA 3 Mark Paup, Paupy: Ski Club 2, Choraliers 4, Football 2, Basketball 3, 4 Jon Perry, Pear: NHS 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Shutter Club 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Wrestling 2, Water Polo 2, 3, 4 Gary Peterson, Pete Jan Peterson, Pet: Jr. Class Play 3, AA 3, Library Aide 2, 3, Intramural 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4: Treasurer FHA 4 Barbara Phillips, Barbie: Student Council 4, Hurri-Kane Understaff 4, NIKE 2, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramu- ral 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 3, Choraliers 4, Track 2, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Tammy Plcarelll: Library Aide 4, Intramurals 2 Daniel Relgel, Reigs: Student Council 3, 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Vice President Student Council 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Hi-Life Sports Editor 4 Michele Robinson, Shelley: NIKE 2, 3, AA 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, 4 Laurle Roberts, Liz: FHA 4 Margaret Roberts, Peggy: Prom Decorating Committee 3, FHA 4 Thomas Rook, Tom, Rooker: Track 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Tammy Ross: Hurri-Kane Understaff 4, Jr. Class Play 3, MIKE 2, 3, AA 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 Mitchell Rotar, Mitch: Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Rick Shrubb: Intramurals 2, FFA 2 Patrlcla Slrlannl, Patty Jullann Smith, Julie: FHA Secretary 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Mary Smith: AA 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3 Raymond Smith, Ray, Smitty: Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Cynthia Snyder, Cindy, Snydes: Class Treasurer 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Captain 2, Prom Entertainment Chairman 3 Phlllp Spencer: Marching Band 4, Madgrigal 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Concert Band 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Choraliers 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4 Ramona Stouic, Mona: Jr. Class Play 3, NHS 3, 4, Library Aide 2, 3, 4, Shutter 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Hi-Life 3, 4, Majorettes 3, 4, AA Officer 4, Sr. Magazine Drive Co-Chairman 4, Hi-Life Head Typist 4 Carla Strandburg: AA 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3, FHA 3, 4 Carl Swanson, Skip Milton Taylor, Tate: Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 William Thompson, Willie T.: Jr. Class Play 3, Shutter Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 James Troutman, Trouty: Jr. Class Play 3 Bobbl Tunall, Bob: Student Council 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, AA 2, 3, 4, Hurri-Kane Editor 4, Ski Club 2, Prom Committee Chairman 3, Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3, Intramurals 2, 3, Volleyball Stats 3, AA Officer 4 Mark VanDenuoort, Red: Student Council 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, Track 2, Boys Cross Country 2, Basketball 2 Adena Vanerstrom: AA 3, 4, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Commit- tee 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Volleyball Captain 2, J.V. Basketball Captain 2 Allen Walker, Big Al: FFA 2, 3, 4, FFA Sentinal 3, 4 John Walton, Waldooz Intramurals 2 Robert Walton: FFA 4 Matthew Wamer, Matt, Louie: Rifle Club 4, Shutter Club 2, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 4, Basketball 2, 4 Joyce Wheatley: AA 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2 Ken! Whittemore Robert Williamson, Rob: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Golf 2, 3 Francis Wojclk, Franh, Wo: Ski Club 4, Rifle Club 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 3, FFA 4, Boys Cross Country 2, Water Polo 3 Daniel Woods, Hoopy: FFA 2, 3, 4, Shutter Club 2, 3, 4 Patricia Zaunlck, Patty, Z: Hurri-Kane Staff 4, NHS 3, 4, NIKE 2, 3, AA 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Chorus 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball Stats. 2, 3, Marching Band Librarian, Prom Committee 3 35 JUNIORS President: George Hall V.P.: Jeanne Batista Advisor: Tom Dalton Secretary: Tammy Zampogna Treasurer: Lynn Carlson f 1 - ky . . NR .. W. Sw..-vi .f , 1 . f Q, K x .X ss? S355 Q x ' J V ff ,S-mx 1' Q H X A X a' X, sf K X Kg .1 9,22 . , K i fAA-b, C1 Q35 v SRSNSL 11 2 1 ' 'L ' 1-611 x v 76 K . lx ii' 9 Q f 0 ' ' 1 g H, 1 'ffffki .VAA f V g W . M 'S 1 f S25 9 ' , ,' Q f ,. 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Inu lmn 'Q is qw wh . .ua 1 His best interest lies in the smooth run- ning of our school district and he can often be found in the halls of our building. He's willing to give advice and he's behind the student all the way. He's our superinten- dent. Everyone dreads being sent to his of- fice, but he's actually a nice guy. He runs our school. His approval is often sought. He's our principal. They spend hours planning lessons and standing at the head of a classroom, lec- turing, explaining, and teaching. They willingly offer help. They're our teachers. They give advice and guide the student on the right path to his future. They're our counselors. Their purpose is to provide the best education possible in our district. They're our school baord. They answer many questions, work hard to keep things running smoothly. They're our secretaries. They slave over pots and pans in a hot kitchen every day preparing our lunches, then cleaning up. They're our cooks. They've got the dirty work - cleaning up after many students each day. They're our custodians. Turn the page and meet our faculty. FACULTY Attention Class S 6.1-I-N we Principal's Message CLASS OF '83 Now that the end of your scholastic experience is here, many of you, undoubt- edly, feel a sense of relief and perhaps a little sadness. Having endured approxi- mately 14,000 hours of formal instruction and personal attention over the past twelve years certainly entitles you to such feeling. Hopefully, this education exper- ience has adequately prepared you to as- sume a contributing role in our society. If you are to leave Kane High with but one thought may it be a conscious aware- ness of the importance of knowledge. Con- tinued pursuit and understanding of it will open many doors regardless what career you have chosen. ln closing, please accept my congratula- tions and my best wishes for health and happiness to all. Mr. Hedlund, Principal Miss C. Hilty English III German, I, II Basic Composition Mrs. G. Jacobus English III Realism Sentence Analysis American Fiction Mrs. B. Kimbrough Humanities Communications Great Books World Classics Modern Poetry Mrs. J. Robinson Journalism English IV Mr. J. Stanko English II Man and Myth Future of Mankind Language Department Undergoes Change The new face in the language department this year was that of Mrs. Carlson. Through- out the year, she could be found in room 203 teaching English II, Speech, Social Protest, and English IV, as well as in the music room directing Chorus and Choraliers. Mastery Learning was also introduced to English students this year. To achieve mas- tery, the learner had to score eighty percent or better on tests and quizzes. If mastery was not achieved, a second examination was giv- en. This new technique was well received by both students and faculty and gave a new outlook to the study of English at Kane High. Fine Arts Develop Creativity ln Students Kane High was very fortunate to have five excellent fine arts teachers this year. Mrs. Hartman introduced students to the world of drama through the Theater Arts classes. They learned basic acting skills, stage design, and lighting, as well as many other aspects of dramatics. Various pro- ductions highlighted this year. Art students were instructed by Mr. Brown in the many branches of art. Jewel- ry making, crafts, and water color painting were some of the courses offered. The music program underwent change this year with the introduction of Mrs. Carlson as director of the Choraliers and Chorus. Mr. Schmidt focused his attention on the Marching Band and Symphonic Band. The Orchestra was under the direc- tion of Mrs. Schmidt. Each group per- formed in various concerts throughout the year. Through the Fine Arts, students were offered the opportunity to be cre- ative while learning and having fun. Mr. D. Brown Art Mrs. J. Carlson Chorus Choraliers English ll, IV Speech Social Protest Mrs. O. Hartman Theater Arts Mrs. B. Schmidt Orchestra Mr. J. Schmidt Band 'J' 'S' f' ' . ' '. , ,g f fa, ll Enrolled In Scientific Courses The Scientific curriculum has always been a prime choice of students who planned on going to college. This year was definitely no exception. Students labored over insect collections in Mr. Smithls Biology class, qualitative anal- ysis in Mr. Bryantls Chemistry classg and Mr. R. Boyer Physics Biology Advanced Biology Nuclear Science Mr. E. Bryant Chemistry Biology Mr. R. Smith Biology Composite Science Mr. T. Flnnefrock Algebra ll Plane Geometry Applied Geometry Calculus Mr. P. Imbrogno Plane Geometry Vocational Math Trigonometry Algebra lll Business Math l experiments in Mr. Boyer's Physic's class. Of course, there were many hours spent studying for tests in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Nuclear Science, and Advanced Biology. Kane High's Mathematics de- partment saw some changes this year. Mrs. Margaret Twidale was added to the faculty, teaching business Math and Plane Geometry. Mastery Learning was also introduced to the math students. Courses such as Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Algebra lll, Trigo- nometry, Applied Geometry, and Calcu- lus were offered to students. Figures, Facts, and Fantasies at K.H.S. The business department of K.H.S. was busy this year teaching students the fun- damentals of business and secretarial work. Personal Typing, Typing I and II, and Bookkeeping I and Il were offered to students for further education or personal use. Office Practice was a two-credit course which provided practice in all the secretarial and clerical skills. Every student who was enrolled in Kane High was required to complete World Cul- ture, American History, and Social Stud- ies. These courses gave students insight into various aspects of society stressing democracy, government, and anthropolo- Q9- Psychology, a senior elective, was taught by Mr. Bloomquist. Students covered many different topics such as Humanistic and Abnormal Psychologies and percep- tion. Miss F. Caruso Typing, I, ll Personal Typing Bookeeping I Mrs. J. Zega Business English Shorthand I, II Office Practice Bookeeping II Mr. S. Bloomquist Psychology . American History Mr. R. Brzezlnski World Culture American History Mr. T. Dalton American History World Culture 'fb Mr. R. Robinson Social Studies Students Learn Lifetime Skills The main goal of the physical education department was to introduce to students sports and activities which they could pur- sue after leaving K.H.S. Archery, Soccer, Racquetball, and Physical Fitness, were among the sports offered. Sophomores were required to complete the aquatics i ' ' l. ,. X Mrs. L. Califomia ,A Physical Education A m i Mr. R. Haight Physical Education Mr. D. Rothenberger Aquatics Health Advanced Aquatics Mr. N. Bleech Industrial Arts Qi: I 9 sf ., 2 , ' . , I X W f j fl . Mr. M. Bierbower Vocational Agriculture Mr. R. Fritz Vocational Agriculture course, which was taught by Mr. Rothen- berger. They were instructed in basic wa- ter safety, water sports, as well as strokes and diving. It was plenty cold some Mon- day mornings, but all students learned a great deal. The Vocation Agriculture and Industrial Arts curriculum gave students insight into many different lifetime skills. Courses such as Welding, Carpentry, Small en- gines and Hydraulics, Conservation, and Masonry, were taught. ln many of the courses, students were required to com- plete practical projects. r? I amy . aff' Q rl' E! iv? if Special People at This year there was a group of faculty members who did different jobs. These instructors teach classes and do special things for students. Mr. Hall served as guidance counselor. Scheduling students, helping with college applications, arranging visits from various K.l-I.S. college representatives, and doing much more is part of his job. Home economics-related classes and bachelors survival were taught by Miss Stehman. Of course, anyone who has to teach guys to cook and sew deserves to be called special. Q4 'iii S i i Q . Mrs. Szymanski, Miss Snow, and Mr. Juban also taught special classes. Mr. E. J. Hall Guidance Counselor Mr. J. Juban Driver's Education , 1 I Miss D. Snow Special Education jf - . A ' F p Mrs. N. Szymanski V C .N Nursing Assistants V17 W. ,,, .1v f 1 . 'O w 6 Pvs g A , Miss C. Stehman Sewing g Experimental Foods Q -T Bachelor Survival House and Home Furnishings Home Economics I, ll Ill General Home Economics Miss Snapp - Librarian Mrs. Espin - Truant Officer ! .ad L.. It could be said that Kane High is held together by its secretaries. Whenever someone needs a ditto run off, papers typed or mailed, whether it be for a class or student organization, they are always willing to help. The secretaries can be found in the office making sure things run smoothly. Pictured are Mrs. Ann Jones, Mrs. Ruth Kearney, Mrs. Gertrude Koza, and Mrs. Patricia Royer. Kane High's Cooks and Custodians: The Best Around Kane High is privileged to have a terrific group of cooks this year. Each day they arrive early to prepare a hot lunch for students and faculty, as well as students from Clay Street Elementary school. They do a fine job of preparing good, nutritious lunches for everyone. Pictured at right are Joan Bizzak, Dorothy Anderson, Cora Steele, and Head Cook Joyce Gustafson. The work of our custodians is apparant as soon as one walks through the doors of K.H.S. The spotless halls, clean restrooms, and bright comfortable classrooms, are kept that way through their work. Outdoor maintenance, such as mowing the lawn in the spring and fall, or shoveling walkways in winter, is also taken care of by the custodians. They work hard to make Kane High an enjoyable place to work, learn, and have fun. Pictured at right are Richard Robertson, Bill Anderson, and Kurt Howe. 68 nw . , . .f 9 if A' 1 QQ? df I T 'A I m, 'V , ' .. ..,, p Ilia School Board Hard at Work The Kane Area School Board is the driv- ing force behind our school. Meeting once a month on the second Tuesday, the board consists of nine members, a board secre- tary, and a solicitor. These dedicated peo- ple are elected to their positions by the voters of the community and serve as the community's voice in the school system. The school board has three main responsi- bilities: policy making, executing, and ap- praising situations that arise. Board mem- bers spend many hours carrying out these responsibilities. The school board strives to give students of the Kane Area School District the best education possible. The picture above shows board members at their monthly meeting. School board members include Mrs. Linda Harris, James Lindquist, Mrs. Julie Cleland, Rob- ert Magnuson, Joseph Kocjancic, David Malone, Robert Poklar, Mrs. Sue Noveo- sel, and Dr. James Maxwell, president. A Glimpse of Kane B, I-ligh's 5 new , ans! WWW 'Z 1 H if 'x 5. 3 I Q4 1 R , 'L' X est In Action B in uk I . I i . ., ,S ,. .. -' I ' K - -x'-' - A . , . . A 71 Athlete is a person trained in exercises, games, or contests requiring physical strength, skill, stamina, speed, etc. Dedication is to set apart for a special purpose, devote to some work, duty. Team is a group of people working or playing together, especially as one side in a contest. Spirit is enthusiastic loyalty. Sport - any activity or experience that gives enjoyment or recreation and carried on according to some traditional form or set of values. Kane High takes all the ingredients, mixes and produces excellent and excelling teams. N ,af SPORTS Glorious Guys and Gals Inexperience, quickness, scrambling defense, quick hitting and determination are the qualities that combined to form the most successful volleyball season ever. Building a team from only four returning varsity letter winners should have classi- fied this season as a rebuilding year but, using basic skills developed while playing Junior Varsity, the squad rapidly evolved into a very powerful unit. The team played a 5-1 offense to take advantage of Linda Carlsson's exceptional setting skills. Quick spikes by Wendi Jenkins and Janet Parana and a powerful outside attack by Barb Phillips and transfer senior, Pam Furman, developed into the most diversi- fied offense in the district. Defensively, Lisa The Kamikaze Forsyth set the pace by leading the team in outstanding saves. The ability of the entire team to always keep the ball in play was the most important factor relating to setting up a powerful attack. The first annual Kane volleyball tourna- ment was highlighted by the outstanding final match between Clearfield and the Wolves. Even though losing an over- time heartbreaker, this match proved the true ability level of the team. Seniors Janet and Linda were picked as tourna- ment MVP's and they joined Wendi and Barb on the All-Tournament Team. A 3rd place finish at the Cochranton Tourney proved that the Wolves could compete successfully with the high-powered Dis- trict X teams. The climax of a most successful season came with a first ever District IX cham- pionship and a trip to the State Tourna- ment at Shippensburg. Losing only three players via gradu- ation should set the stage for a very suc- cessful season in '83. Overall team depth, quickness and defensive ability should compensate for a lack of height as the Wolves chase the goal of reaching the fi- nal four at the State Tourney. Inexperience, Quickness, Scramblmg 'M -I' ' Rowl L. Forsyth, P. Furman, L. Carlsson, J. Par- Carlson, D. Beatty, Coach Brown, V. Komidar W ana. Row ll A. Rich, L. DeChano, B. Phillips, L. Jenkins, C. Synder, A. Vanerstrom, L. Boylan Smethport. . Cameron County r Dubois, Central Christian . . Sf-. .Mafbfs Ridgway A A Youngsville Johnsonburg Sheffield -,-..., Eisenhower A A Ridgway A Warren Youngsville Johnsonburg Sheffield Eisenhower Elk County Christian St. Marys Cochranton Tourney Kane Tourney Dist. IX Northern Sectional Dist. IX Championship --N. Kane Opp 2 1 2 O 2 is 0 2 0 2 '- 1 2 O 2 O 2 0 2 O 2 -Q 1 2 A F O 2 T .., QO. 2 A 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 3rd 2nd lst 1st Defense, Quick Hitting 8: Determination Ill 5 ........- gaps i 1 8 C ,, M .1-,M N S -M J ff. 2 ! 5 2 5 E 5 2 if M I 'F J i 3 4 2 It s 1 ,x A W --1'-'::+vfgg ',,MZ'v5 K I , ' ,.,..,4-uv' ,,,,..-v- if f 1 MN,,..N X Q Q' 0 . .1 s..., 11. W 1 a ffifig, . ,. ,-,. ifwufu In 1-' 76 Y' A.- df Junior Varsity Row l J. Brinkley, V. Wolfgang, C. Bizzak, P Wilson, T. Malone. Row ll A. Rich, M. Rich, B Smith, Coach Kearney, L. Timpano, L. Walhberg, K Ishman, M. Roth l 39.1 uffllll Img' YA I . P ,ff ,f v UE.. 'lj M . T' !... 'I.'? S- 9 ke' ' P-2 Alf y3'umiYi .sv S S ix- Kane Boys Dominate The District .Q.QAQ Row l: J. Hannold, A. Haberberger, M. Hottel S. v Kulka, D. Hadley, T. Anderson, S. Mix, D. Grube, K. Ross, P. Eck, M. Gannon, R. Magnuson. Row ll: T., McKenna, D. Reigel, P. Carlsson, M. Mussen J. a Fiero, G. Goldsmith, J. Bechakas, C. Walters, T. Rook, J. Paul, D. Anderson, M. Taylor, T. Horton. The thinclads' 1982 season was as close to perfect as a team could get: a 6-0 dual meet record and McKean County, Alkin League and District IX champion- ships. An early season highlight was a 3rd place finish at the Kane Invite. Kane's overall strength was demonstrated at dis- tricts where a Kane athlete scored in ev- ery event. Individual district champs were Tom Anderson, shot put, Tom Horton, pole vault: Tom McKenna, 800 and 1600 meter runs. Kane also sent Doug Ander- son, Rob Magnuson, Rob Williamson and the 3200 meter relay team to states. Tom Horton vaulted to a 4th place finish at states while Rob Magnuson placed 6th in the discus. Recipients of the outstanding track and fieldman awards were Jamie DeWalt and Tom Anderson. Tom McKen- na received the James Manners Award for being the outstanding athlete in Dis- trict IX. Next year's outlook is very prom- ising, Kane has enough talent to win their 3rd consecutive District IX title. Row lll: J. Girts, B. McKinney, M. Batista, E. Parana M. Whittemore, S. Mix, P. Dalton, R. Hoffman, R Paul, S. Kearney. Row IV: R. Geer, B. Schlopy, D Anderson, D. Stauffer, D. Goldsmith, K. Hagman, T. Johnston, G. Hall, S. Shrubb. Row V: J. Seth, M Johnson, J. Stanko, S. Haberberger, B. Mussen, J .Bradford i Warren - 1:f5h2ffi2ld . oungsggille ' J' Johnsonburg ,Ridgway Kane Invite is McKean County Championship 'Alkin League Championship s Dist. IX Championship Mix, J. Bloomquist, T. Zampogna, M. Gezik C O'Rourke. Row Vl: J. Lorenzo, J. Sicher, T Hed lund, B. Hill, D. Wilson, B. Ishman, R. Klaiber P Swanson, R. Williamson. Row VII: Coach Sirianni J Reigel, M. Bradley, D. Blackmore, Coach Cecchetti Kane 113 105 97 95V 95W 102 Opp. 37 45 53 54W 53V2 48 3rd lst 1st 1st vw-ff 4 -'P ACK Y r 'x xx I Y vg A ff Nl 6 -fp , an 1 ' - 2 -', ws 5 H . s wx: ff AN Y' l UNK av? A K Girls Rally to Win District Row I: J. Parana, P. Zaunick, L. Forsyth, L, Robin- son, W. Jenkins, J. Kocjancic, B. Phillips, P. Bell, J. Ferranto Row II: L. Carlsson, L. DeChano, P, Fur- Suspense is the only word to describe the 1982 District IX track meet. The 1600 meter relay had to place in order for the Wolves to win the meet. And place they did, finishing third which gave Kane its sixth title in five years. Individual district champs were Lori Robinson, 3200 meter run, and JoAnne Kocjancic, triple jump. JoAnne also competed in the long jump at states while Jeanne Batista ran the 400 meter run at Shippensburg. Along with a 5 and 2 dual meet record, the Wolves also outclassed their competition to win the McKean County and Alkin League championships. The award for the most points scored during the season went to JoAnne Kocjancic while multi-talented Jas net Parana received the award for the most outstanding performer. Although much talent was lost due to graduation, next year's outlook is very bright in most of the events. All of the state competitors will return along with an experienced group of veterans. man, S. Wilson, S. Morris, T. Malone, P. Wilson, J, Hadley, M. Fuller, P. Higgins, B. Blankenship C Batista, S. Stauffer, G. Klara Row III: Coach Bloom- Wheatley quist, K. Kibbie, L. Carlson, A. Rich, C. Parisi, M. Warren Sheffield Bradford Youngsville . Johnsonburg s Ridgway McKean County Championship Alkin League Championship District IX Championship Kane 100 10336 58 119 10116 61116 ODD 41 3736 82 22 39W 80W 1s 1s 1st -flif 'ff' X , -i hz X .3 ' A 'L'?'V'Q, ' Q. , X x XR Y Q 6, g,,,..--f , i V ,, 1-p-H.,-,,N, 1 N. v 25 Q AA .AA5k.g -5 9 . A SW 1 1 ,,..q-v-k Q Wg Wx lv w Af' 5 J. .ww , . gf, ' MM V Q... Critical Injuries Cause the Wolves r The 1982 Kane Wolves team faced many adversities but showed a never- say- die spirit throughout the season. A major setback was the loss of quarterback Rob Williamson midway through the schedule. The high-powered offense led the Wolves to the 4th highest scoring total in the Big 30 averaging 21 points per game. De- fense gave up an average of 12.4 points per game. The Wolves' offensive attack was led by Rob Williamson and Jeff Koc- jancic passing to Tom Horton and Frank Bergman, while Doug and Joe Anderson provided the running attack. Individual honors included: Tom Hor- ton, Alkin All-Star Team: Rob Williamson and Steve Eck, Alkin and Bucktail All-Star Teamsg and John Paul and Tom Rook, Alkin, Bucktail and Big 30 All-Star Teams. Next season looks bright as many start- ers will return. . - X Row l: R. Gregg, B. Carty, T. Rook, M. Taylor, T, Horton, D. Anderson, J. Paul, S. Eck, R. Williamson J. Kocjancic, S. Kellar Row ll: H. Davidson, S. Mix M. Batista, R. Paul, G. Hall, T. Jones, P. Espin, J Anderson, F. Bergman, J. Kibbie, R. Gantz Row lll B. Thompson, R. Johnson, P. Westerberg, D. Gold- Ridgway Youngsville Bishop Walsh A J ohnsonliurg s St..M,arys. , g Sheffield? i A f A Elk County Christian g Eisenhower A Cameron County . smith, S. Tunall, R. Hoffman, P. English, N. Cole, J Straneva, P. Bearfield Row IV: K. Hagman, D. Wil son, C. Gantz, J. Gezik, B. Smith, S. Nelson, R. Geer B. Mussen Row V: R. Klaiber, S. Fulmer, B. Schlopy, T. Hedlund, J. Lorenzo , ..,t,. Opp If C20 27 40 -8 13 6 16 36 . ::: 3 20 0 is 0 11 To End With a Record of 4-4-1 Z I , 14 - f s I 'vafg 'M 'ELT 1. A Jfiwlr 2 -. . Y s-'fx N Ute T' F - -an 1 -. 'N U xx '- x f xx . i . N K QA '. 6 ' , K ' V K 35'-FN f 'R' 'Q?,-,QRS-Kfzxsmxmg'-3 I W' X J x .. Ni-M W . -.f .. . Nl .L Q Q, wwf' M '. -fl Q !..4.. .L VV 'Qlsmftgniyxi mix .L V. A '--I -4 u . l , . ' r . , 1 , J, 1 1 A , z , .. , ,Q V25 W in -601100 I ali 4 5 , . . N4 .um A P ggrygqfg, aw. .. w ' 1 -.-f , Ax! Na' rfb if A. f 2? Y 1 M H , 4 .7 x M M . ,-ydkxgw. ' , - . ll , , :Pun 4 K .gvgm-.gl-. ..-'L x .. ,I - if . 4 Q . L J sm' , . 1 ' A .. 6 rw',f? Q P I A 75' , wk, X ei' XX S Nw MH-PM ' V 4 . F -. fx IBNQ.. , N x f x, 3 'Sli -a f f. P . . 'K Q W -7 . 1 . f: JL ' nr ...fn ' .., -'Wh ,.r ' A.' if l . 'Q 4' 56 if ' l sl ' ' r , , W W ii 1. . as 54, ' .gh Iwi: lfinl A V xiii' ' EQ 5 'fr . ls ' lid,-1 N, V' N-X f 1 wr r sk ffwi? ,1r- -Ps. ' , 4 ,. -r This year's season started with a bang but, unfortunately, ended with a whimper. To everyone's surprise, the Wolves won the Big Valley Invite, but soon thereafter sickness, injuries and inconsistency set in and depleted the squad's overall strength. The squad finished with a 3 and 2 dual meet record. Districts were held at Kane, but the home course advantage didn't help the Wolves. For the first time in 14 years, Kane failed to place 1st or 2nd, Tom McKenna and Dan Reigel were the only members of the 3rd place Wolves to go to States. Most teams would have felt this was a good season, but trying to keep up with the shadows of past excellence can make a season seem poorer than it really was. Even after a 3rd place at Districts the team still ranked in the top six or eight teams in northwestern PA. Next year's team will have to rely on team running to try to regain the top qual- ity always exemplified by Kane X-C. 90 1982 Marks End of a Row I: D. Chirillo, H. Davidson, T. Hulings, C. Pier- berger, T. McKenna, B. Hunt, R. Edinger, J. Sicher otti, D. Reigel, M. Wallace, R. Bartels, C. Stanko J. Stanko Row ll: B. lshman, J. lannuzzi, K. Moran, A. Haber- --f..:-:ffsm ,,,: ,,5,5,.g,. ,. - 1:4 .:. -1-N., s . X . . ...r ' 25:32 T 1f32e2.2,f' L Mansfield St. Marys. Youngsville Elk Bounty Christian Bradfordl 4 tiene 23. ..... A 36 13 33 OPP 34 20 49 43 24 . . if Aft- 4 ii..i fggiilfiliii-f'if5Wi Big Valley Invite Q , , 3 ' --'. . I , MCD0W.Qlli'f1V'te ...s.s Ga lnffife it' . - , f ist had Invite 'ig ,,,. . W f - '- i flif rg f 5 . A ' 585' Rockyg3,Grovpeflnvite 1 s gf' y ' ' if .A . 1 st 8th 66 8th .Sth W 3rd Qs ,M df .,,4gQP' i Dynasty For the Harriers Nlvuvun...,s...,...X. ,Q- ..,.,, A , me-q,.+ - ,,,,.,-ff My ' 79' N, 5.-.Q-Q .. ,waxvkffxmk I an + ,- frm I 4.4 3'1- nz' 4+ VE, ' 'lwi M fx, ,G Q Q 7' ' ' o I A .Af- 1 'f fl , K if y A- V V Ax W Vf '. '12 ww ,V 4-mum 'vw , SFW hai-'ff , 4, ' , . ,,,.,, A ,, A bl ' - 'W -'vi 1545 1 ff. ,',,,f ' , f Qr 1' , eff' 1' x l I, X' r .ax - ' ' '-. Y .Av L f .' 1 nf in 4 ' 4. .4 lun Q W ' M Mg, I TRL ' 5 1 Wx-N ' E - ' L 'H' Zi , ,Q 3 I-A . ,,,-,,.M Q, U . TB.: 1 QA Pri , 1 ...Q-K K 3 WA . 1 . ' N. ' .' 1' R lv'-, Xu -. . -A wwf ' 2' .., ' - ' SVN- ,Av Bmw. Q hw. . u ,, , A .QA 15' Q' , W 3.33 x . I 'Q .Uv .QA x 5. . - Su , , ,21 r X. 4' . 9:21:64 H f A f I 'M :fi . K ?'F?F!- ff-w,,,,, , KL' f ' . ,., , f . ff xy, ' eg W ' ,, M , ,..q.ef'14 V - t is W 054525 V AMN 1 , x rw AM ,, V A vi: Y ' , ww ' fu af' 4-.v,'. f K ' -,,, 4,1-.ff -J-A-L... Mm- . n Vg ' L, 3 V W' .fu . ,??N .. L9-. ,,A,.,, Uv. S: Y . . 735-'W 'abvy .-, ,.-.. , . . , .. .QA ' . 'I ,jzf -,W 3 H, , - f, , ,.H..gl'FQ4:.gNQ,g-in X ' - 'Y f' ' -v 54, .fmui ,, ,. ,yf A ' 4 11hM .fix ki 1 - , N-if A Q' ' A ,, WV W ' ' .':.' , , . , ' H L hw ki,-.rn ,V , V,.V , 1m. 'f.,. . A A Wm' k 5 ails, , -, V AV A ifgfu- ' L V i ,,,,, . . , - W mv .few Q- f v- YH- - - af- ...,M. Q' Jxf 'N txgrwk - 93 The Kane girls continued in fine fashion towards their goal of a state champion- ship. Because of inexperience, the team developed slowly but steadily reaching its peak at the Gannon Invitational where it took top honors. The girls then held this peak to the end of the season by clinching their 5th consecutive District IX cham- pionship and nailing down a solid 6th place at States. Lori and Lisa Robinson were the Wolves' one, two punch with Lori winning the McDowell Invite and the District IX Title and Lisa placing 27th at States for the second highest finish ever for a Kane girl. The 3rd, 4th and 5th spots were held by first year underclassmen Vickie Smith, Jeanne Batista and Linda Sirline. An asset of the team was its excellent depth which came from Lisa Forsyth, Pam Bell, Geor- gia Klara and Kim Ishman. Prospects for next year look great. With a lot of hard work, dedication and many summer miles, the girls could battle for the state crown. 5th Consecutive Dist. IX Title, Row I: L. Robinson, L. Sirline, L. Robinson, V. Smith G. Klara Row II: P. Bell, J. Batista, L. Forsyth, K. lshman, Northern Potter Mansfield Bradford Big Valley Invite McDowell Invite Gannon Invite McQuaid Invite Rocky Grove Invite District IX Championship PIAA Championship ..r ls S 214 1954. OPP 40 37 40 2nd 4th 5th 5th 3rd 1st 6th ' I, ,X 'A' Girls Now Look For State Crown fit WWE mg. E ,11 .nymgiMN:' 'w.. wg. if mo f, w,.,,., . MM Q. W. W 5v '11 Sv 10.4 4 E, K . 4 w,.g,:W,,- ,W 4 f f ' vs I v M W . J ir WA F 4 X Mx. at x-, 'X 'vw .1 AG 'b k,,-qxw.. 1 fs .is FF' M if f' - QW f -g x 'sw ' , X5 , kfkk ,Q - km. 'I A f v was J' . 'Q 'L ' A id' ' Q. 4 ' 1 A f fm .X X Qffvy gh I KKK N tl . .f 1.1 1- . R 'A , W-'wg g -1 ,.., jf V1 4- 0 Q , 3 . . A' J -' .H lf f . ,.. 1 .. A , 'R . ,. , ' ..., ' . 4 I -1 n f' 0 , A' 'W ..,, , The first half of the 1982-83 boys bas- ketball season was almost disastrous. The Wolves only won two games out of ten. But after the Christmas break the team went on to win five out of ten games. These latter games consisted mainly of Alkin League contests. Both the varsity and junior varsity teams were coached by first year coaches, Ron Haight and Rick Smith. The line-up built around Steve Kear- ney, the only returning starter from last year's squad. Mark Paup, Dick Hill and Dan Stauffer led the inside scoring attack along with the rebounding. Being talented in scoring and rebounding enabled Andy Haberberger to play both strong and weak forward. The ballhandling and play- making tasks went to the outside men, Rudy Funari and Steve Kearney. The Wolves first win of the season was a thrilling, quadruple-overtime victory over Port Allegany. At the Bradford Christmas Tournament the Wolves grabbed third place by defeating the Hilltoppers of Fre- donia, New York. Steve Kearney was se- lected to the all-tournament team. The season was not quite over at the time of printing, but at that time the Wolves were in third place in the Alkin League and Steve Kearney was leading the Alkin league in scoring. Steve seemed to be assured a spot on the All-Alkin League first team. As part of the new program of the new coach, a junior varsity team of all sopho- mores was selected. This was to give the players experience and build a base for the future. So the next couple of years of Kane High hoops looks very promising. Wolves Overcome Losing Streak Row I: R. Funari, S. Kearney, P. Espin, A. Haber- D11-till, J, Kocjangic, berger. Row ll: Coach Haight, D. Stauffer, M. Paup, East Forest St Marys Elk County Christian Port Allegany Cameron County St Marys Elk County Christian Port Allegany Bradford Fredonia Ridgway BCCHS Youngsville Sheffield Johnsonburg Eisenhower Sheffield Ridgway Youngsville Johnsonburg Eisenhower BCCHS East Forest Kane 53 52 50 73 44 53 56 51 41 43 44 35 74 76 41 67 64 57 90 55 62 OPP 54 72 82 71 54 68 84 62 73 41 70 45 67 60 91 55 52 67 79 105 61 . . 1 s- ' X -I Q t YL . - X-X . if Q - ' . 3... . A --wx . .5 f.. .M ... 6 KX x A L54 fa, J' 9 -4 F W. -. f- as X 5 . wwf , .iw f 1 :.i 1 A f Q. li. A A 'Q N ' . 3 Q 'b tm xg QL -' f iv . ... . + 'gf T . ' 5 , M ... L3L, K ' . 3 I 'Yr' Q 'ivy' K' fag' U K' A , 1 93N-J N 17 1,4 V , A xi. 3X3ffN3Xfg x'N,.f.fTx Y n' 'A -'M-' lg ...fb if wr as .,...,.. .' .Ei 3, 'A' ,f Q95 ff q.., Q, ,gs.wis - .. 5 A Wx I .A Q 5' . 5 , .. . 1' f 5Xg,1ff,9 'B ' Q ' 'Six , , . , . . .,.. .4 , , h im if X 3? 1 4 I X--or 2 .SL Ax ' , .fn Y' W Q-gas 1219 f A 'N - 1 , Q' Nt - Q? 'N .Vx .. fx' J 'I W xv, X gb Qs O Q 4 v ,g , 'H f v f , 1 , 'Q SAK, Q , 2N A gi.. ER ,.j i.. A M --4-. f,..,k ' Km ' . AQ ' lg .5 M xi: 'ff X . W nw fa.. K 'lo W Q1 Y N A JW PSA-lbiil U .fi 'wk M1 13.2. 'Y' 'rs - l H, s as ., x .: ,J Wim H 1 Junior Varsity fr? X T '45 4 , :N .,,,...-we ' Row l: K. Furman, T. Whiteman, T. Gustafson, B Mussen, R. Klaiber. Row II: T. Hedlund, T, Haight K. Hagman, J. Sicher, J. Anderson, B, Ishman. The 1982-83 girls basketball team got off to slow start, losing the first three games of the season. The girls then turned the season around quickly with the return of Senior Captain, Wendi Jenkins who had broken her ankle during the spring track season. Adena Vanerstrom ffloor leaderl, Steph Morris lscorer and rebounderb and Wendi Jenkins led the way as the Lady Wolves won ten of their next twelve games. They finished the season with a 10-5 record and wound up with a league record of 8-2. The girls entered the Dis- trict IX playoffs and took third place. There were also several individual honors. Co-captains Steph Morris and Wendi Jen- kins were named to the All-Alkin league first team. Lynn Carlson made the second team while Adena Vanerstrom received honorable mention. The girls also placed fourth in the Bradford Thanksgiving Tour- nament featuring the best teams in Dis- trict IX. Steph Morris was selected to the all-tournament team. The Lady Wolves finished out the season with a 10-8 record overall. 102 l'Iaight's Hoopsters Take 1 Row l: A. Vanerstrom, B. Phillips, K. Kibbie, Coach Haight, P. Zaunick, A. Rich, D. Beatty, J. Wheatley. St. Marys Smethport Warren BCCHS East Forest Youngsville Ridgway J ohnsonburg Sheffield Eisenhower Youngsville Ridgway Johnsonburg Sheffield Eisenhower Moniteau Bradford 4,5 st Row ll: J. Brinkley, S. Morris, P. Swanson, V. Wolf- gang, W. Jenkins, L, Carlson Kane Opp 54 30 52 36 32 39 44 37 39 18 64 37 40 69 54 23 41 24 46 40 42 25 50 59 36 30 55 19 44 35 32 52 38 53 Znd Place in Alkin League. Xxx sd x -N -1-. is pqf 'N ' Q' -W -4 .A 1.32 -5511 iw in M . S If! ff L -swf? iiwwi f . , f ' N . - rs .. ,. sli m sv -.Q if Row I: T. Johnson, H. Detrick, J. Perry, C Coach Lindquist, J. Ferranto, T, Snyder, J ley. Row II: D. Walker, S. O'Rourke, M Nelson, T. Malone, C. Moore, M. Mohney Grappfers Scrap and Flght Despite being very underrated at the beginning of the season the Wolves went out and won nine straight dual matches. A strong 5th place finish at the Olean tour- nament opened the eyes of many of the Wolves opponents and made them realize that Kane was the team to beat. The backbone of the Wolves line-up was the lightweights. When injury or sick- ness took a wrestler out of action, there was always somebody to fill in and do a super job. The most exciting lightweight was Todd Hulings, who proved to be the team's take down specialist. Middleweight, Mel Ibanez was a consistant winner along with Tom Rook. Stark Shrubb and Jim Deane shared duties at heavyweight. Next yearls outlook is bright with the loss of only three varsity wrestlers to graduation. 106 Row I' D. Blankenship J. Bell, T. Hulings, R. Rowll:M.Ibanez,R.Schatz,J.Girts,S.Bearfield T Edinger, C. Pierotti, J. Kibbie, R. Geer. Rook, G- Hall, S- Shfubbr J' Deane' Kane Opp Johnsonburg 38 21 Warren 35 27 Smethport 30 28 Clarion 34 28 Sheffield 50 12 St Marys 30 22 Coudersport 38 16 Youngsville 37 24 Elk County Christian 58 55 Cameron County 26 28 Eisenhower 40 18 Bradford 58 5 Port Allegany 49 13 Brookville 21 29 Ridgway 31 35 Olean Tournament To A 13-3 Season. t ' F bf 1 A' . - 'I' Vi -fy df - .1 'iv J' ' Q A AAT '6 '1fJ .j y,g ' .JH- U xi QQ V - - ,, A F N54 Q 9 jim N 1 ff D , Q ,Q K H ,M A 1 K in 8 Pt K K K N' , 5 X K i ' ..,. A 'i -.1 5' 5 C01 . I D E113 ' su 4815 In I an LM 95,4- if L 'c K., I as 'I Q Q f v fx ' z wx xufzfr e 4. I' MP.. 'E Junior Varsit Row I: S. Bloomquist, A. Jenkins, F. Bizzak, D. Rook Row Il: P. Carlsson, T. Morgan, J. Hickey, B. Hill, J Troutman. S I3 o r t s In Graphics ,-'.,. - .ik ,-,l :ii ,111 l Golfers Gain Experience In 2nd Season Row I: Coach Dalton, S. Bentz, J. Wojcik, S. Cum- mings, K. Furman. Row II: B. Carty, D. Bush, D. Savoia, F. Wojcik, M. Gamble. In only their second consecutive season, the golfing Wolves posted a match record of six wins and eight losses. At an early season tournament at Smethport, the Wolves placed sixteenth out of a total of twenty-two teams. They finished in seven- teenth place at the District IX Champion- ship and hope to improve on that mark next year. Kane also competed in the New York-Pennsylvania League for the first time. Senior Mike Gamble was chosen as Most Valuable Player. Kris Furman, a transfer student from Coudersport, showed great promise at the end of the season. ln addition to Gamble and Fur- man, two other players also lettered: Bruce Carty and Joe Wojcik. Steve Bentz and Sam Cummings, two eighth graders, gained valuable playing experience. Coach Dalton is very optimistic about the Kane High golf team for next season. Bradford Smethport Portville Coudersport Otto Eldred Otto Eldred Olean Walsh Bradford Cameron County Olean Walsh Smethport Cameron County Smethport Olean Walsh 5 2 'li I t Won or Lost Lost Won Won Lost Won Won Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Special Olympics 'W , .43 QQ- A .,', ,gk - 31, V, A- ,Mix M , . , k Whmwfwihggm ' -- ,', . Win or lose the cheerleaders will keep up the school spirit. This very talented squad was led by advisor Miss Caruso. The school week of a Kane High cheer- leader is a very busy one depending on which sports are in season. During the fall there are varsity football games on Satur- days and junior varsity games on Mon- days. Tuesday and Thursday nights are occupied with girls basketball. When the winter sports season rolls around the cheerleaders cheer for a victo- rious wrestler on Tuesday and Thursday nights and hope for that last-second, game-winning shot against Port when the Wolves take to the court on Tuesday and Friday nights. Who could forget those Wednesday practices after school where they find out how many demerits they got for chewing gum at the wrestling match the night before. After the winter sports are over the girls will try to regain the District IX Cheerlead- ing title that eluded them last year. Next year's will consist of the same faces be- cause only Cathy Mussen will be leaving due to graduation. 114 Win or Lose, the Cheerleaders L to R: B. Taylor, D. Zega, K. Cummings, M. Jer B Paup man, C. Mussen, L. Cunningham, P. Zook, J. Bizzak l T- S K Wow iyih K Keep Up the School Spirit. 41' K ppp.p p . Q Q i n .W SS. S I . K 0 I s'L' J Yyi In 0 S I 2 n , x Q jk ' -7' -H ' ' 1 -Lpfffyx i fgai 0 k-f Q - FX ww xx 1 ' arm .- . - ' Xfnzzi -ix , X wk 1AgWf',yM.k V' ', Y A A - . ' . fl! M rw f Aw , p p pp. . p ,p xp 1? 'Lf' ' pf f ' K ' ' v ' -.,VAVy Z ,fffggf 9 ' f T., V I V . 'I :gs ' p. 'rf .af ? ,, 5' . I Q-QQ 'N 1 ,, .. . ,...., ,eq ii---M vvwg . H , , ,, 115 A Junior Varsity 5-JF: , Wff n fi, 4 YQ! qi 4-I7 x I H.. v 9 . F. . . , ,mn .. i Row I K. Ogden, J. Barnhart, T. Peterson. Row R' II T. Kocjancic, C. Carlisle, M. Maxwell, B. Bizzak, M. Roth, S. Haight ,Y V I K Q 5 xr -gf ,ff 117 What is Sport? Nobody has ever been able to say what sport is, quite. But life would hardly be the same without it. Perhaps that's because sport means a number of opposite things. It means fact and it means fancy. lt is as tangible as a baseball bat and as intangible as a frosty morningg exciting as a photo-finish, serene as ebb tide It is competitiong composureg memoryg- anticipation. Sport is not all things to all people. ' But today it is something in more different ways to more people than it has ever been before. lt is play for many and work for a few. It is what no one has to do and almost everyone wants to do. lt represents on the one hand, challenges willingly accepted -- and on the other, gambits willingly declined. Its colors are as bright as a cardinal's feathers, as soft as midnight on a mountain trail. It is as loud as Dodger Stadium at the climax of a World Series - and as quiet as snow. . It is exercise and rest. lt is man exuberant and man content. ln America today sport is not just a dream that lies over the rainbow, but an awakening that brings a family together - on a boat or beach, skiing weekend or camping trip. Sport is not art or religion, morals or ideas. But with all of these it shares values which are at least humanly high and always highly human. Sport is a wonderful world - Anonymous In t The Year In Sports 49'ers defeat Bengals for Super Bowl XVI title in 1982. 57 day players strike mars the NFL season. Georgia running back, Herschel Walker, is the 6th junior to win the Heisman Trophy. Former New Orleans Saint, Don Resse, tells of the NFL's drug and alcohol scandal. Despite a lengthy court battle, the Oakland Raiders move to Los Angeles. Penn State is the Beast In the East after defeating Pitt at Beaver Stadium. Northwestern University finally wins a football game. World class hurdler, Renaldo Nehemiah, signs with the 49'ers to play football. Texas ASLM pays Jackie Sherrill 1 million dollars to coach football. Clemson, the 1981 national football champs, are put on probation by the NCAA. After downing Illinois in the Liberty Bowl, Paul Bear Bryant retires from Alabama. Joe Paterno finally gets his national crown after Penn State wins the Sugar Bowl. Brewers go down in defeat to the Cardinals in the World Series. Billy Martin is fired again, but this time from the Oakland A's. Rickey Henderson breaks Lou Brock's stolen base record. New York Yankee's owner, George Steinbrenner, fires another manager. As almost always the National League wins the All-Star game in Montreal. Pittsburgh Pirate superstar, Willie Stargell, retires at end of the 1982 season. Baseball commissioner Bowie Khun is replaced by the major league team owners. North Carolina wins NCAA hoop crown by stopping Georgetown. Sixers choke again as the L.A. Lakers take the NBA championship. Moses Malone signs with the Philadelphia 76'ers for 2 million dollars a year. University of San Francisco drops basketball after recruiting violations get out of hand. Ralph Sampson outplays Pat Ewing in the famed battle of the big men. Sugar Ray Leonard hangs up the gloves for good. Boxer Duk Koo Kim, dies in the ring during a fight with Ray Boom Boom Mancini. Larry Holmes TKO's Gerry Cooney in the 14th as he defends his heavyweight crown. Howard Cossel says that he will no longer announce professional boxing. Suspicions of a fixed fight arise when Mike Doakes TKO's Mike Weaver in 63 seconds The New York Islanders win their 3rd consecutive Stanley Cup. The Colorado Rockies of the NHL move and form the New Jersey Devils. Wayne Gretskey is named Sports Illustrated's Sportsmen of the Year . At age 30, Jimmy Connors wins both the Wimbledon tourney and the U.S. Open. Led by John McEnroe, the United States downs France to win the Davis Cup of tennis. Phil Mahre captures his 2nd World Cup skiing title. Underdog Italy outplays West Germany for soccer's World Cup. Alberto Salazar outkicks Rodolfo Gomez to win his 3rd consecutive NYC marathon. Elaine Zayak claims the ladies world figure skating title. Scott Hamilton of the U.S. takes the mens world figure skating crown. Golfer Craig Stadler dominates the Masters in Augusta, Georgia. X By Webster's definition, a student is a per- son who studies, especially in school, and life is the period during which a person or thing is alive. Therefore student life must be the period of time during which a person, who stud- ies, is alive. But student life is much, much, more. lt's all the friends we've made, all the games where we cheered on the Wolves, and all the dances to which we've gone. Student life is all the bits and pieces, the everyday occurences, and the special occasions that make school more than classesg they make it an experience to remember as we move along through the years. STUDENT LIFE Fun Times At Kane High I ,,,av4 , 3 .VR , v 5 'K 'S Fr--1 Dedicated KHS seniors frantically sold magazine subscriptions raising S47,496.45, breaking last year's record. The Class of 1983 held the magazine drive September 2-20. The hardworking co-chairmen for the drive were Ramona Stovic and Renee Ol- son. They were assisted by the auditing Drive Proves to Be Successful committee, the art committee, and the homeroom co-captains. The theme of the drive was 'Smurfin' to D. C. Each homeroom was represented by a different Smurf character. Room 207 was the high selling homeroom with a total of S9,539.64. The students of homeroom 207 were treated to a pizza party and each student received a stuffed pac-man. Room 107 finished second with a total of 37,116.56 Each senior had an individual quota of S170 but needed S340 to go on the Sr. Class Trip free of cost. High salesman for the drive was Steve Kearney, who set a new Kane High record by selling 31,162 in magazine subscrip- tions. Other high salesmen were Suzette Confer - 597540, Cindy Okruch - S724.16, Shelley Hall - 571953, and Matt Warner -- 5712.76 The hard work paid off as the Class of '83 traveled to Washington D.C. on May 4-6th. Above: Poster showing class goal and theme. Right: Coschairmen for the drive - Ramona Stovic and Renee Olson. Extreme right: Auditor Kim Bloomquist counts the subscription money. 122 By I-lardworking Seniors ., Q' ' SK A .s , 1,fW,y 5 g L .... , wf.fj+ 1 ,LiL -1 I, hu..- Upper left: Smurf bulletin board in hallway showing what homeroom's ahead in the race. Upper right: Steve Kearney - high salesman for the drive. Middle right: Class of '83 advisor - Miss Stehman. Above: Room 207 - High selling homeroom. Lower right: Room 207's co-captain Patty Zaunick assists the auditors in counting money. One of the highlights of the 1982 school year was the Junior-Senior Prom, held on Saturday evening May 8. The Juniors, under the direction of Junior Class Advi- sor, Miss Stehman, and the chairpersons, presented the theme Just Between You and Me. After many months of preparation, the decorating began on Friday, May 7, and was finally completed at 3:3Op.m. the fol- Above: The night has just begun and the couples are awaiting the band and the excitement to begin. Right: Elegant fans decorate the tissue-covered showcase. 124 Just Between You and Me lowing afternoon. The decorations were lavender, mint green, and white and they suggested a tropical setting. The show- case was covered with tissue flowers and displayed colorful fans. A funnel of streamers led the 110 couples to the dance area where the ceiling was draped with streamers and many different kinds of plants added to the tropical atmo- sphere. .' X The Prom began at 8 p.m. and lasted until 11 p.m. The couples danced to the music of Friction, During the course of the dance, Julie Jones was crowned Prom Queen and Tim Warner was chosen Prom King. The post prom began at 12:30 a.m. at the Elks Club. Music was provided by Tite- End. At 3:30 a.m., the memorable even- ing drew to a close. ...in- QB' ,f- 'X.,mA, 48 -- - vas: ! AN ,'. Ji sf s .-9' Successful Prom 'fig wr' Upper left: Julie Jones and Tim Warner reign as Prom Queen and Prom King. Upper right: Each couple that attended the prom received a ticket and candle-glass. Middle right: Pam Bell, Renee Olson, Ramona Sto- vic, and Barb Phillips take a break from decorating to pose in the wicker chair. Lower left: A tropical wall mural, done in chalk and glitter, caught the eye of the couples as they entered the dance floor. 125 Talent Showers Miss Kane High On the afternoon of February 26, the Ju- nior Class selected Barbara Phillips to reign as Miss Kane High during the 1982- 83 school year. Barb was chosen after demonstrating her talent by singing The Sweetest Thing, accompanied by Linda Carlsson on the piano. First runner-up for the event was Joni De- trick, who performed a baton-twirling rou- tine to Hit Me With Your Best Shot. Other contestants were JoAnne Kocjancic with a dance routine to Its a Love Thing, Kris Morris singing Just Remem- lber 1 Love You accompanied by Nancy Upper left: Barbara Phillips reigns as Miss Kane High. Upper right: Barb Phillips displays her singing talent. Above: Runner-up Joni Detrick performs a baton twirling routine. Right: Contestants, L-R, Row 1: Annette Lemke, Barb Phillips, Kris Morris Row 2: Joni Detrick, JoAnne Kocjancic. 126 Competition Detrick on the guitar, and Annette Lemke singing The Theme From Ice Castles accompanied by Sterling Watts on the pi- ano. The Junior Class was proud to have Barb reign as Miss Kane High and even prouder to have her represent Kane Senior High at the McKean County Fair last August. 1982 Homecoming Upholds Tradition The traditional parade and bonfire kicked off the 1982 Homecoming on the evening of October 8. The following afternoon the Kane Wolves defeated the Sheffield Wol- verines 36-3 for a crowd-pleasing Home- coming victory. During halftime, senior su . s .3 fi rj' my .fi 9,1 . , fs . 'M if 2 4 an 'W J' vii ,Q ng! if I , I I players Rob Williamson, John Paul, and Steve Eck crowned Joni Detrick as the 1982 Homecoming Queen. Jon Perry was her escort. The other candidates, all cho- sen by the senior class, and their escorts were Pam Bell and Dan Reigel, Kim Bloomquist and Andy Haberberger, Ka- , its 4 ren Huckabone and Mitch Rotar, JoAnne Kocjancic and Mark Paup, Kris Morris and Tom McKenna, and Tammy Ross and Steve Kearney. The annual Homecoming Dance was held October 9th from 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. The music was provided by the Movies ,9 f Wifi , , Z f '1, .l 1:27 -s i 'K 5 13. 'Q'-12.41 ,W , A, ff .r apt? dl bn'i 'Q 7,H , , .f , 1a . - Z W ' , rl f, 4uV1', a if .6 vrbfq., ill .il W' ,' .' ' 'ls iii' ,uf 3 5 4 T -r G .' Q ' ' 4. A J I qf , ' .' 4 '9' 5' rf 'T i T ' I l I' 1 Nr V V , .gwah 'fir .1 'v 1 Q ,Q Lin . Upper Left: Joni Detrick reigns as the 1982 Home- coming Queen. Upper right: Joni Detrick and Jon Perry after crown- ing ceremony. Left: Candidates, L-R, Row 1: Karen Huckabone, JoAnne Kocjancic, Tammy Ross Row 2: Pam Bell, Joni Detrick, Kris Morris, Annette Lemke. Absent - Kim Bloomquist. Above: Homecoming Queen Candidates sit on float during the football game. 127 Moving Right Along 8:00 - Stepping off the school bus, I ca- sually find my way to the front doors. I see my friends gathered by the window sill and I stop to talk to them. Before I know it, it is 8:12 and I must go to my locker now. 8:15 - I dashed into homeroom five sec- onds late, boy did I get the evil eye. The announcements come on and as usual I can't hear them. During S.S.R. I dozed off. I hope I didn't snore too loud!! Morning classes - As my classes first be- gin, I worry about my two tests and hope I do well in each. Oh no, my stomach is growling and I don't eat until third lunch period! Lunch - Thank heavens we're having my favorite, but as usual I'm in the back of the line. Hey, how did he get in front of me? Time flies and before I know it, I'm back in class. Afternoon classes - Unlike my morning classes, my afternoon classes go by quick- ly. I hope she doesn't quiz us on the movie. Finally, it's 3:05, and PattyIs voice comes on the announcements. We all wait impa- tiently for the words Thank you. Whether riding or walking home, I reflect on the day's events and decide that the day wasn't that bad after all. ' T - ' A wait 13 ,--iz V4.4 s August - The 1982-1983 school year began on the 31st, September - The Girl's Basketball team began its season on the 2nd with an away game against St. Marys. The Varsity Foot- ball team hosted their rivals, the Ridway Elkers on the 4th, The JV Football team played their first game against Ridgway on the 7th. The Boys and Girls Cross Country team participated on the 4th in their first meet of the season in Erie. The Class of '83 held its annual Senior Maga- zine Drive on the 2nd through the 20th. October - The Homecoming game and dance was held on the 9th. Halloween Dress-Up Day was held on the 29th. November - Miss Pennsylvania Concert was held on the 4th, The Senior Play was performed on the 19th and 20th. Students from K.H.S. traveled to Johnsonburg to Through The Year F- -....'4 participate in District Chorus on the 17th- 20th. The Boy's Basketball season began on the 23rd with a home game against East Forest. Sophomores ordered class rings on the 24-th. Thanksgiving vacation began on the 25th and ended on the 30th. The annual Alumni game was played on the 26th, with a sock hop afterwards. December - Volleyball try-outs began on the 7th. The Wrestling team opened its season with a match against Johnsonburg on the 9th. The Stingiest Man in Town was performed on the 10th and 11th. On the 16th, the Choraliers traveled to Erie to sing on TV. The annual Christmas Con- cert was held on the 20th. A Christmas Carol Talent Show was held on the 22nd, A Senior Class Christmas Party was held on the 22nd, Christmas vacation began on the 23rd and school began again on Janu- ary 3rd. January - Indoor Track practice began on the 10th. First semester ended on the 14th. Snowball Dance. February - Becky Olson traveled to Bos- ton to participate in All-Eastern Chorus on the 23rd-26th. Sadie Hawkins Dance and Miss Kane High Assembly. IU9 Band was held on the 28th-March 1st. March - Track season began. Students participate in Regional Chorus. April - Easter vacation from March 31st- April 4th. Jr. Class Playg Tom Diez As- sembly. May - Senior Class Trip to Washington D.C. was on the 4th-6th. Prom was held on the 14th. Music Awards Banquetg Na- tional Honor Society Banquet at the Cas- tleg Sports Awards Banquetg States for Track. June - Last day of school was on the 3rd, and Graduation Day was on the 7th. 129 Disguises Adorn Halloween Dress-Up If IQ 5 v.-.' .SK Y Sophomores What Will You Remember Most About Your Sophomore Year? The things l will remember most are talk- ing with my friends and also playing bas- ketball. - Jay Anderson l will remember all the experiences in sports and discipline from the upperclass- men. - Scott Bearfield Mr. Boyer's Biology tests. - Tad Burgert All my teachers, especially Mr. Bryant and Mr. Rothenberger, and all the great times my friends and I have had all year. - Marlene Dyne Drowning in Aquatics and getting in the pool that felt like they forgot to take the ice cubes out. - Angela Dixon The JV game against Elk County. - Scott Nelson l'll remember getting lost the first day and going to the cafeteria twice. - Chris Parisi 132 Recall Thoughts Cn The Year 1 Juniors Reflect Cn The Year c . ' X' Sim. 1 im . What Will You Remember Most About Your Junior Year? Getting bad grades in everything. - Doug Caldwell Mr. Boyer's Advanced Biology lecture on birth control methods. - Sandy DeWalt . 3 I .-tr.. Getting paddled in Vo-Ag. - Shawn Irwin r ,rv Locking Mr. Rothenberger out of Health as. u Y.. class. -Steph Retteger The Bells in Mrs. Jacobus, room. - Amy Rich When itis over. -- John Stanko The senior girls. - Joe Straneva Having long talks with Mrs. Jacobus after school. - Joe Wojcik The seniors. - Tammy Zampogna 133 Their Minds A . A- .4.xX :BL What Will You Remember Most About Your Senior Year? I will remember being chosen for State Chorusg and all the times in Advanced Bi- ology, and working until late the night be- fore a yearbook deadline. - Becky Olson All the reports, all the college hassle, and all the fun. - John Paul That everybody always told me that my senior year would be real easy and I still had to take Physics and Calculus. - Dan Reigel How hard it was to keep up your grades just high enough to graduate. - Rick Shrubb Mostly I'll remember the hours and hours I spent working on the Magazine Drive, but I will also never forget the close friends I've made this year and the great times we had. - Ramona Stovic I will remember Bloomy's party cheer. - Carl Swanson 135 From writing articles to skiing . . . from talking pictures to Student Council from Athletic Association to putting to- gether a yearbook . . . from Future Home- makers of America to Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes . . . from marching and playing to singing Students get in- volved in Kane High's many activities. A C TI VI TIES Students On The Move dw Hurri-Kane Staff Moves Right Along! The 1983 Hurri-Kane staff was com- prised of a bunch of enthusiastic editors giving a whole new look to Kane High's yearbook. This year the Hurri-Kane was published by the Herff-Jones Company for the first time. Along with the new com- pany came new ideas and different styles. The Hurri-Kane editors, under the lead- ership of editor-in-chief Bobbi Tunall, la- bored long hours in their free time to put together an exciting book of memories. In the end, their brainstorming, individual creativity and hard work paid off! Editor-in-chief Sports Editor Activities Editor Class Editor Faculty Editor Student Life Editor Advertising Editor Art Editor Copy Editor Sales Manager Head Photographer Business Manager Head Typist Advisor 138 1983 Hurri-Kane Editors From Left to Right, Row 1: L. Boylan, B. Tunall, Mr. Olson, L. Marconi, K. Huckabone, and S. Hall. lNot Brown, advisor, P. Zaunick, and L. Cunningham. pictured S. DeWalt.l Row 2: K. Bloomquist, T. McKenna, 5. Caldwell, B. Bobbi Tunall Tom McKenna Libby Marconi Shelley Hall Becky Olson Patty Zaunick Karen Huckabone Lori Boylan Sandy DeWalt Kim Bloomquist Mike Mussen Lori Cunningham Sherry Caldwell Mr. Brown ,, ,, i I would like to thank the staff, under- staff, and Mr. Brown for all their time and help. There have been a lot of worries and tears, but it has all paid off. We hope we have captured the memories that have been created at K.H.S. this past year. This book has been a part of my senior year as well as the staff's, and definitely a stretch of highway on our road of life. I hope you enjoy the 1983 Hurri-Kane and cherish all the memories it holds. May you find the best awaiting you along your road of life. Best wishes, Bobbi Tunall 13 Bryant's Active Angels The Athletic Association, A. A. is a ser- vice organization of Kane where the stu- dents involved give up their time to sell tickets, programs, candy, and refresh- ments at football and basketball games, wrestling and volleyball matches, and oth- er activities such as tournaments and invi- tationals. The students often hold bake sales and annually take a year-end trip in reward of their efforts. Mr. Edward Bryant is their advisor. 140 From left to right: J. Wheatley, T. Moore, L. Tim pano, K. Paul, T. Zampogna, K. Mooris, L. Stovic, K Kibbie, and T. Malone. Row 2, L. Frontera, D. Beat ty, M. Fuller, R. Brush, B, Nelson, A. Long, L. Carl son, P. Zaunick, and B. Olson. Row 33 L. Losey, J Sullivan, B. Smith, S. Stauffer, S. Peterson, D Crum, B, Robinson, and L. Boedecker. Row 4: K Johnson, L. Boylan, G. Ferranto, S, Hall, A. Cec chetti, L. Moore, S. DeWalt, and A. Rich. Row 5, A Lemke, A. Vanerstrom, J. Brinkley, S. Caldwell, B Austin, T. Snodgrass, J. Marconi, L, Sirline, and D Ardabell. Row 63 S. Caldwell, P. Wilson, S. Vito, L Robinson, S. Emer, J. Arnold, P. Bell, and K. Bur gert. Row 73 K. Nelson, M. Smith, A. Nelson, K Johnson, K. Morey, D. Hanson, L. Brinkley, J. Nel son, and R. VanDervoort. Row 83 S. Robinson, K Bloomquist, L. Robinson, A. Spangler, S. Anderson R. McKenzie, and D. Irwin. The officers are from left to right: Lisa Forsyth Ramona Stovic, Karen Huckabone, Bobbi Tunall 'vi r i and Wendi Jenkins. They were selected by the mem- bers of the senior class for their sense of responsibil- ity and leadership qualities. . , . ak 'gif' lim, www Z, msn Student Council Government, Leadership, Activities Student Council is the student govern- ment of Kane High. Under President Andy Haberberger, the council planned school dances, assemblies, and other ac- tivities in the best interest of the student body. Although the council got off to a slow start, activity began to pick up pace in the middle of the year. Some council- sponsored activities included a frisbee as- sembly, a volleyball demonstration by the Penn State team, the Homecoming and Snowball dances, and a community talent show. The members of Student Council are Row 1: M. VanDervoort, K. Kibbie, A. Lemke, P. Bell, K. Mor- ris, and L. DeChano. Row 2: J. Batista, T. Zam- pogna, K. Huckabone, D. Hanson, and L. Carlson. Row 3: S. Schul, J. Sullivan, L. Nelson, B. Smith, and M. Maxwell. Row 4: J, Reigel, P. Espin, B. Phillips, K. Bloomquist, and B. Paup. Wi The officers are: B. Tunall, member-at-large: P. Zook, Secretaryg A. Haberberger, President, D. Rei- gel, Vice-President, S. DeWalt, Treasurer, and L. Forsyth, member-at-large. Upper left: Looks like Barb Phillips lost her way again, Upper right: Look what l found in my lunch, Barb! Mid-left: In trouble again, huh Jeanne? Mid- right: Am I supposed to be in this class? Left: One of these days I am going to learn how to work these. I.,- ,,, . me 'i f I ,M K .,',,. Pt YW . if ' The Advertising and Under Staffs are on the go! ll' The Advertising Staff consists of, L. to R. Row 1: T. Zampogna, K. Cummings, K. I-luckabone, G. Ferranto, and B. Tunall. Row 2: T. Malone, K. Morris, L. Forsyth, and L. Cunningham. Row 2: L. Boylan, C. Snyder, M. Ibanez, and P. Bell. 144 The understaff consists of, L. to R. Row 1: L. Forsyth, K. Cummings, J. Nelson and K. Kibbie. Row 2: S. Hasney, B. Phil- lips, P. Zook, and K. Morey. Row 3: T. Zampogna, A. Haberberger, G. Ferranto and B. Paup. 7 v Shy, But Active! Top left: A little further and you'll touch your nose. Top right: Lunch is tough on the stomach! Mid-left: Milt, on Candid Camera'?!? Bottom left: I got straight A's, so therelll' Bottom right: Jill studying hard. The shutter club of Kane High was too shy to have its picture taken, so we captured the guys in candids, along with examples of their work. Students interested in photography are found in this organization. This small group, under the direction of Mr. Brown, takes pictures of student life, sports, and many other activities. These students also take pictures that are found throughout the Hurri-Kane. 145 Future Farmers Travel Far Future Farmers of America is an organi- zation of boys and one girl - Amy John- son. They are affilated with the state and national FFA organizations. Mr. Rick Fritz teaches them about different soils, agricul- tural mechanics and other farm-related techniques. Each year the group sells cit- rus fruit to the community as its annual money-raising project. To demonstrate their generosity, this kind-hearted bunch of guys donates food and toys each Christ- mas to the Salvation Army to be distribut- ed to the needy. This past year two Kane High fellows excelled in their fields. Junior Paul English placed 6th in the agricultural mechanics contest, allowing him to travel to Massa- chusetts to compete again. Mike Mehalko, a senior, climbed the ladder of success to place 2nd and to on to Kansas City, Mis- souri to show his stuff. Congratulations! L. to R., Row 1: B. Walton, D. Caldwell, D. Wenner, A. Johnson, T. Peterson, Row 2: M. Warner, B. Thompson, R. Ginkle, M. Mehalko, J. Garity, D. Balliet, J. Dinger, Row 3: J. Bush, J. Jones, S. Dun- kle, M. Nicklas, M. Timblin, J. Jubon, D. Woods, A. Walker, M. Whittemore, P. English, B. Gillespie, P. Westeberg, B. lshman, D. Wheatley, B. Chapman, T. Koza, S. Nelson, F. Wocjick, D. Carlson. L to R: A. Walker, R. Ginkel, M. Mehalko, J. Garity, D. Balliet, P. English, B. Gillespie 146 -ig rfllft' . . A r im F. C. A. Grows Bigger and Stronger JA 2 lv-!EYt Members are: Left to right: Row 13 T. Hulings, L. K. Bloomquist, L. Forsyth, S. DeWalt, K. Kibbie, L. Kibbie, R. Geer. Robinson, R. Edinger, Row ll, T. Haberberger, L. Stovic, J. Brinkly, Row lllg P. Espin, B. Phillips, P. Robinson, C. Perotti, S. Haberberger,J. Bloomquist, Bell, K. lshman, L. Sirline, T. Hedlund, B. Hill, J. f . . .V -. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group of students pulling together for one great cause - to become more Christ-like. This group, a member of the Nationwide FCA Association, often meets in the evening to discuss the Bible and to share great times together frequently in the gym. These students also enjoy an annual tureen dinner, a Christmas break- fast, and a mini-conference held in the spring along with other activities. Any stu- dent who wants to may attend FCA camp in the summer held at various college cam- puses. The FCA advisors are Coach Smith and Coach Bloomquist. i Writers are High on Life ! Row 1: R. Olson, L. Marconi, K. Johnson, and K. Kibbie. Row 2: R. Stovic, S. Caldwell, K. Bloomquist, D. Hanson, L. Brinkley, and W. Jenkins. Row 3: S it 148 may Schul, C. Johnson, L. Forsyth, M. Ibanez, T. Malone, T. Zampogna, K. l-luckabone, L. Moore, J. Wheat- ley, and K. Benson. The Hi-Life staff is a group of students that put a lot of time and effort into pro- ducing the school newspaper. This year the Hi-Life featured such items as Pickles and Petunias, Top Ten, high school sports, student activities, a column devot- ed to increasing student awareness of common teen concerns, poems, stories, and many other featured articles, all writ- ten by Kane high students. Deb and her staff did an excellent job producing many delightful pages in each issue. Their advi- sor is Mrs. Robinson. Editor: Deb Hanson Short Ski Season Disappoints Skiers G f 7 Q w ir 1, i k. . s ' 5773 ,ffi gg '1' ' . , V. Due toa lack of snow, Kane High skiers could be seen walking the halls with gloomy looks upon their faces. Until mid- January when they finally hit the slopes. The small group traveled to the Bucka- loons in Youngsville to spend fun-filled Wednesday nights on the slopes, leaving homework, worries and cares at home. Mr. Dalton and Miss Caruso serve as the Ski Club advisors. Members are left to rightg B. Thompson, P. Bell, L Marconi, S. DeWalt, and B. Olson. 149 Life Savers Found in School Life guards from left to right: Steve Kellar, Mel lbanez, Sue Hasney, and Rick McKenzie. 150 They are not little round candies with holes in their middles, but students who have met strict requirements to obtain life- saving certificates. These lifeguards work with Mr. Rothenberger at the pool side during public swims. The Aquatic Leaders Club is a praise- deserving, water loving bunch who help Mr. Rothenberger by serving as assistants in his sophomore aquatics classes. Row 1: K. Morey, J. Durgin, T. Dilley, L. Timpano and S. Carbaugh. Row 2: J. Galvin, M. Ibanez, P Westerburg, and C. Vaneman. at if JT' '1 New Looks, New Sounds, New Faces Many new, exciting things happened in the music department this year. Kane High's band, under the direction of Mr. Jack Schmidt, could be seen marching across football fields and in parades displaying the band front's new uniforms, as well as their talents. The Choralier singing group lit up the stage on concert nights with smiles and colorful tunics, while Mrs. Janet Carlson, a newcomer to KHS, conducted them. Mrs. Carlson also directed the Kane High Chorus. The Madrigals, a group of thirteen choralier members, was directed by Mr. Schmidt. Besides concerts, these singers performed at var- ious dinners and luncheons. The Stage Band, also under the direction of Mr. Schmidt, performed many jazzy selections while sitting behind new red and blue wooden music stands, an appreciated gift received from Mr. Robert Hearst. Last, but definitely not least, is the Orchestra. Under the direction of Mrs. Jack Schmidt, these talented musicians performed beautifically at each concert. Q Kane High was honored to have Becky Olson, Kirsten Benson, Deb Hanson, Sandy DeWalt, and Scott Schul represent them at the PMEA District 2 Choral Festival held at Johnsonburg in November. Becky and Scott climbed higher on the music scale when they traveled to the Regional Choral Festival held in Punxsatawny in March. Special Congratulations go to talented Becky Olson who moved on to bigger and better things when she was chosen to attend the State Choral Festival held in Harrisburg in January. From there she traveled to Boston to sing with the All Eastern Chorus in February. Kane High was also honored to have Kirsten Benson, Phil Spencer, and Karen Johnson represent them at the Midwestern- Northwestern District Orchestra Festival held in Sharon in January. + Students chosen for District Band, held at Meadville in February, include Betsy Austin, Amy Bennet, Alan Kohut, and Kirsten Benson. Lynn Carlson, Jill Arnold, Patty Zaunick, Shelley Hall, Kirsten Benson, Mary Mohney, Alan Kohut, Richard Gantz, and Betsy Austin all attended I. U. 9 Band held at Elk County Christian High School in February. Congratulations to a fine bunch of talented students! 153 Marching Band Members are: R. Anderson, B. Hearst, l.. Brinkley, C. Parisi, P. Zaunick, M. Clark, B, Olson, R, Brush, N. Fogel, B. Austin, P. Spencer, J. Reigel, D. Kellar, T. Palmer, E. Austin,D. Farnsworth, R. Gantz, and A. Smith. 154 Top Left: Choraliers consist of Row 1: S. Hall, D. Hanson, L. Brinkley, S. DeWalt J.Hearst, and L. Marconi. Row 2: T. Johnston, J. Arnold, A. Chamberlain, L. Carlson B. Olson, and D. Davidson. Row 3: D. Beatty, S. Rettger, K. Benson, S. Schul, B Phillips, J. Bizzak, and J. Galvin. Row 4: N. Moore, A. Kohut, R. Anderson, B. Hunt, G Hall, S. Eck, and M. Paup. Top Right: Madrigals consist of Row 1: B. Olson, S. DeWalt, B. Phillips, S. Schul, D Hanson, S. Hall, K. Benson, and D. Beatty. Row 2: B. Hunt, R. Anderson, and G. Hall Orchestra Bancl Members are: K. Johnson, P. Spencer, D. Boe- Cartwright, B. Olson, L. Carlson, K. Benson, L. Hill decker.M.Boycl,l-l,Branch,N.Marton,J.Payne,K. S. Mehalko, P, Zaunick, J, Reigel, A. Kohut, R Carlson, K. Stone, S. Kibbie, W. Branch, B. Graves, Gantz, L. Brinkley, and S. Bond as their pianist. D. Galvin, M. Saddler, T. Sirianni, J. Anderson, T. i Symphonic Band Members are: B. Olson, l.. Carlson, P. Zaunick, S. ey, K. Benson, J. Galvin, P. Spencer, A. Kohut, R. Hall, J, Arnold, A, Bennett, M, Clark, K, Paul, J, Gantz, C. Parisi. R, Anderson, R. Klaiber, L. Brink- Reigel, D. Farnsworth, B. Austin, S. Schul, J. Hick- ley, G. Hall, M. Molney. 156 Stage Band Row 1: D. Stauffer, J. Reigel, T. Palmer, M. Tunall, man, R- ADCIGYSOD. T- JOHGS. A. Kohut. and C. Ti J. Schreckengost, C. Moore, and B. Austin. Row 2: Qiiflir K. Benson, C. Parisi, M. Mohney, R. Gantz, B. Ish- Above: The instrumental part of the music department is at a high this year with so many students going to districts and I. U. 9 bands. KHS is proud of the music depart- ment and hopes it continues to grow. Frontline and Banner 1 Top: A. Collins, S. lwansky, S. Miller, A. Carlson, l and P. Hackett. l Right: J. Hearst, A. Johnson, S. Rettger, and K. Nelson. 158 Color Guards Flags The band front is a group of charming young ladies who perform various feats at football games and parades. The twirling batons, rifles, and flags are always a joy to watch. This past year the girls worked extra-hard to earn money to buy new uni- forms. The band front's advisor is Mrs. Hearst. Captains of the front are Rifles, Karin Nelsong Flags, Terri Malone and Gina Ferrantog and Majorettes, Shelley Hall and Joni Detrick. Row 1: M. Clark and R. Stovic. Row 2: S. Hall and J, Detrick. Majorettes Left: Row 1: T. Malone and G. Ferranto. Row 2: A Long and K. Paul. Row 3: M. Smith and T. Zam pogna. Row 4: S. Caldwell and L. Boylan. Row 5: R Olson and K. Huckabone. 159 David and Llsa David Clemens Mrs. Clemens Porter Secretary Dr. Alice Swinford Mrs. Ferris Maureen Hart Josette Carlos Sandra Simon Kate Lisa Barbara Robert Ben Jo Anne Mr. Clemens Girl Second Girl Woman First Thug Second Thug Student Directors Director :ff .W Tom McKenna Karen Huckabone Jim Troutman Sherry Caldwell Renee Olson Kirp!Morey Becky Olson Tammy Ross Joe Barron Lori Boylan Debbie Hanson Jan Peterson Ramona Stovic Ruth Brush Dan Reigel Jim Troutman Kelly Johnson Mark VanDervoort Susan Stanko Sandy Stanko Pam Bell Steve Kellar Cecil Miller Shelley Hall Lori Boylan Mr. Stanko Nothing But the Truth Friday night's cast consists of from L. to R. in Row 1: Clarence Van Dusen, J. Barron, Mable Jackson, T. Ross, Gwen Ralston, J. Peterson, Robert Bennett, J. Perry, Dick Donnelly, D. Reigel, Mrs. Ralston, P. Zaunick. Row 2: Ethel Clark, K. Huckabone, Sable Jackson, J, Kocjancic, E. M. Ralston, T. McKenna, Bishop Doran, M. VanDervoort, and Martha, C. Strandburg. Saturday night's cast consists of from L, to R, in Row 1: Student Directors, L. Marconi and L, Boylan, Gwen Ralston, R. Stovicg Mable Jackson, D. Hanson, Sable Jackson, K. Johnson, Mrs. Ralston, R. Olson. Row 2: Clarence Van Dusen, J. Barron, Ethel Clark, R. Brush, Bishop Doran, M. VanDervoort, Robert Bennett, J. Perry, Dick Donnelly, D. Reigel, E. M. Ralston, T. McKenna. 161 Kane High's Honor Students Front Row: B. Olson, P. Zaunick, R. Stovic, T, Ma- lone, and B. Tunall. Back Row: T. McKenna, J. Per- ry, J. Paul, K. Huckabone, S. Eck, S. Hall, R. Olson, and A. Lemke. 'X M National Honor Society, NHS, is a group of seniors with a grade point average of at least 3.5. The students are chosen, not only for their scholastic ability, but for their involvement in the community and extra-curricular activities at school. NHS is rewarded for their achievement by an endof-thesyear-dinner at the Castle Restaurant, being accompanied by their advisor, Mr. Robinson. . 'kk' ' ve ' 1 Q ad: si ' 4 X3 , . 1-.. Q, Opposite page: top left - Even Jon Perry has to take time out for lunch. bottom left - Chalk it up, Tom McKenna is speechless!! right - Hard work and concentration got John Paul where he is today. This page: upper left - Even honor student Shelley Hall needs friends. upper right - Being on time to class is one of Steve Eck's assets. lower left - Annette Lemke, are you in there? lower right - Terri Malone always has time to help a fellow student. 163 .ff Onward to Amish Country!! This year's FHA will be traveling to Lancaster with fifteen girls raring to go learn what FHA stands for and how to prepare for next year. This group of girls work hard to raise money for the trip by having bake sales, dances and selling home cleaning products. The officers go- ing will hopefully bring back awards to show what they have done the past year. The girls in FHA may also purchase a jacket with the insignia on the back and their names and graduation date on the front. 164 Row 1: from L. to R.: P. Higgins, A. Irwin, P. Rob erts, B. Taylor, S. Miller and A. Eckstrom. Row 2: S Menteer, A. Cecchetti, T. lrwin, J. Rose, S. Peter son, A, lmboden, J. Nunn, L. McDowell, and S. Rath bun. The officers are from L. to R.: Secertary, J, Peter- song Treasurer, J. Smithg Vice-President, T. Roseg and President, C. Okruch. Miss Snapp's Helpers Get the Job Done! The Kane Public and School Library is becoming neatly organized by the library aides. They reshelve, stamp out, and help locate many books, magazines and other articles. There are many things to be done in the library and with the help of these students the work gets done! L. to R,: Dan Reigel is dressed up for Halloween Gina Ferranto is helpful in the Hurri Kane office What is Neal Cole up to now?!?! 165 , ,, ,, f vw.,4v.,,:,fL,,.y: e,,w,,fM-av. A ......x wg 166 J m 'w 3' A 'wa 'nv' W'-:av , f G If V M QV, ,vi ' C' f sm q w -'gnu 1 - 53 ...V+ ,W D wx , .J, ig. ,A-4' 4W JW mn New clothes, household items, food, gifts, and necessities are just a few of the many items we find in the Kane stores. These people behind the scenes are those who are really important. Without them the Hurri-Kane would be an impossibility. In- troducing our Hpatronizing partners . . . The Kane Merchants. ADVERTISING Patronizing Partners 13. 1 , wav +5-1-'fflgq-,, via K i U , , . gk A . 35 kk -. I 'N Q 2 X,ff - , .. : 6 ,QL .-1, .S W M , MM-S i M- 'li' ' Ls-' ' 1 Q MQ, N. . 5 ga' xv ,f If 5' 7 . .. .I Q WA. ,N can x ' I ,.. . A .aw Q 4 assassin I K .QA , in A - A X, qs was 1? ZUZEK LUMBER Kane, PA I Q9 EW! ,. II IH Ill! lil, N Congratulatlons Emil and the Class of '83 WMFW P00129 Congratulations Seniors THE DECORATING KANE 17 Field sr. MOTEL ane, Pa. 16735 tu SENECA AUTO PARTS I fl K Congra latlons Graduates Cornphments of C pl'me ts of ELLEN MARCONI E EEL BEAUTY SHOP O E MHIUNS MUNUMENTS ff? MILTON S THE FLOWER CART MONUMENTS GIFT SHOPPE AND H - ks F LORIST F TD-AF S M lton L Jones 837 7676 5.1 In fi om 1 n If , A ,.,.,, E.--M ' 'Q ,..:f 'i2:.. 7 N192 RIMS s iiihgnnsm r man V 'AlEw-E1 E 'W 7 Mo uments Mar er - Lites i l . ,i 173 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 83 NOVOSEL INDUSTRIES INC Manufacturers of Hardwood Lumber Buyers of Logs and Trmberland Steve Novosel Chuck Novosel 'F KANE LAWN and GARDEN CENTER P Congratulations from SLEEPY HOLLOW ARABIAN HORSE FARM Larry and Sandy i .' , , M K' v ,X I y , N ,E . V in QKQ., .W f- Q , ma ,. - ' ' b ww' gy ix 5 A ' 'f 'rx My A A . ,, I A 'W A ' ' V Compliments of 'V 'T , '. ,. ,- A IWL . 5 4. VVVJ Vl '..V !', , 0 ,AN ' ,X -, C: ff, kr lv Lmvrlr l In I A Q1 lf ' T A L A ',b A A 1 Ai FURNITURE ' ' . A ,i-. . M A Jr: Q f-W' 1- , A Lih, -M' f -'ff gL'f5 WWA' 1 N..-A-+ h ,M A Q ARAA 1, 'f . ' L'T:7T? 7Ar'--rf:T ': M V H 1 may rag!-K PJLALAZ XX as JL., 4- Comphments of SPARKLE CAR WASH an PLAZA LAUNDROMAT 4 w immgqifa. 1. 'W .4 u HJ ? Q , 4 .1 4. q ha 1g S A . , gs Q ss, - vm. . M Nw I ,Q K ug. - M 1 v W v Q In r Q1 + ff, Q an vw 'R 1 E M ,. ., . P 9. n , . w - Vg - .. an n ' Q' ,nm D' M471 7 'I 5 w 'nm' .. My G .23 M -W - , -Qs L A - 4 Q, Q . ' I' 1 5 4, fin. 'f f . -Q s n - M ta NA -Q' UQ ,. ,, s 2, by . K 1 I 4 at Asa 11 1. 4 Q4 ,x . Q if Q . ' M A my f A W , 'f 4 W ffl H A M 4 . -Q. u V923 -v ' x 1 4 ' m -N- ldf 1, wo 2 X at x 1 ' ' fxiff-f ' Mme I ' ' 4 y ...M , Q M ,. l Y G '1 Z! Mx y 5 UK : -'Q 1 - f 1 -.-9 1 N' 'f .. , I 3 ,M W..---M i ' In , ., M. Y T x t e J , . ' E 12' PM ,. ,H-M 5' ' Y., f ...W 134 K+' i 1 A X. NL :. S . . xl ,. N . .L My X ----'ffm ,IU ,Xi.. .. , . ., f IN. XWl,:5HV4w,.N-A 4.71 T BIAS 1. il., 4 NC' x A j Woods Baker and Cleland MW ' P. . ll Compliments of Attorneys at Law Lawrence oods Michael Baker John M C e and Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes to the Class of 1983 M.C. IBANEZ, M.D r-T P BEST U FAS HIONS SC W 5 V x, KANE T MQFFLJ MANUFACTURING T KANE PA MARKET BASKET E A ?Xlf . 3 we X r - Q x gb 'XV' , E, , , 4 x H f W 4 up-u. A X IN Il X fl X 1 N. go! 180 R -1 I I KANE HARDWOOD Box 601 Kane Pa 837 6941 Division of Collins Pine Co. , Compliments of Nvsmong m pil Congratulations Graduates ALJOE GARAGE AL xt F 'PMR 4 A B r ,Lt , 1 . NYSTROMS GARAGE Aumtmks If-f INSURANCE Nystrom s Garage Sundahl and Co Insurance 57 Fraley St Kane Pa 837 7640 TEMPLE PHARMACY Your Rexall Store Russell Stover Candy Fine Cosmetics Rexall Products and Professional Prescription Service Congratulations Class of 1983 From John G. Mertz Mertz lnsurance Agency Kane Pa. Compliments of Jack Bells Meat and Poultry Shoppe Congratulations Seniors Olympic Luggage STACKPOLE Best wishes to the Class of 1983 CORPGRATION CONSULTING F ORESTERS To onto Ontar'o ima I .5 ug. . 1. Y' I .wx Gm ,,Mux?U,'M5? N57 fro St y's n n r , r , 1 as , I ' W V A , 2' -I mx? 11 ' Y,l,ni!f-v.5- N7 VV' ' f. I---r I, WELLS APPLIANCE REPAIR f QIIXM I fn - 9 ,ff Vacu ean r S le SX sis I V- 4 ' i r rvice .gm I 1 5 'Q Q. AE- . , -ms . EDWARD F. KOCJANCIC, INC . Mar - Joh so bu g - Kane Pa. um CI e a s Mayor Appl ance Pa ts and Se Hamlnn Bank an Trust Company Congratulatlons Senlors Kane Mt Jewett and Smethport Graduates RALPH DECAMP Attorney at Law Congratulations N Congratulations Class of '83 New Process Company SV. Bizzak Sand and Gravel JACK FROST Home Improvement Center . NN C ,,,' .,,fj34,,,mn-KV CUMMINGS FUNERAL HOME INC. Samuel M. Cummings Supervisor and Owner X .i 'vw' my lg? 21 !' E . M nm.. ' - is P. . '. 44 . l I 4 MF:-' N ' J O- 7 www' nw v WT!!! Yu W Q,,, 1 F'5'5' Quick Stop Market 225 Biddle sr 837 6921 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 83 SMATHERS REAL ESTATE KANE BRANCH 85 Fraley St. Kane Pa. 16735 your real estate needs. Y Welre here to serve you in a Congratulations Class of 83 l 4 .,f:fffr'1i':W:l'4 A C: 'B A P J W W A Iii 'fi' 'f'-' f--if 2 A 'in X i li 52 f lf ' ' , . Q rr., k r Q -fn-:,r ,., . , X A.. r,,,. gf'-w K N KV A .A ll 1 ' 9 3 Bob and Mary Hall PONTIAC BUICK arm:- ULDSM BILE X Li' A .4 Q JACOB ' POK AH 'm t Cong tulatons Sen s p S JACOBUS POKLAR ECKERD DRUGS MOTORS Compllments of KANE LUMBER AND FUEL CO Lumber and Bulldmg Supphes Hemlock Avenue 837 6685 Q +2 At Your Door or at Your Store Over a Quarter Century of Service 360 Chase St. Kane Pa. 837-8200 . L I I I Bowlmg ' Banqueb No. 329 I V 1 X fs -Qfw.. , 1 Hr rr ar Xt .J '11 N wx 4 J. of, If ?6'k7 P. 'i' E Q nfl ! ?9ll , ll in Congratulations Class of '83 L A M is D f BURGER KING L? .1 5. 'f' fr :pq 300 N. Fraley Street i 'I-219---f 'XX ft Fl? X 5 K4 k fi :.J.,-- -- E 435' , -S 'l,w2.' : El -' ,-wats ' ,,. ' 2-Ig-Lf? -:,g:,,,7 - -s-. 9- .. vw.-H -,-- ,er 'J E. A :LLZLNE .A W0!l17'3- -' P4 ...gs- L 1-1 9 7 7 ,QJ,' 139 3 ' ' -- 1 ,- .. so , aaaa Congratulations! Hill-Goble Funeral Home Inc. Kane Pa. Ronald McDonald II F.D. Supervisor Compliments of FABRIC AND YARN SHOP L 1 if NN!-. -El I f l. I+Cxli0-n Ame-x'c0.n Qmfsune, PAPA NICKS - ., RESTAMRANT 6 I I -..MLC Eat In or Carry Out Q - Beer - Wine Available Chase St. Kane J-N-P CASUALS I I I I l 5 X 1 F451 33 Chau. S+. 'gll aa-'1-wsl I f Best wlshes Class of 83 MUSIC ALLEY 0 -SRM We V '1.:T Il up First E ederal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KANE Congratulatlons Graduates MAKE FIRST FEDERAL A PART OF YGUR FUTURE' Kane P Clarlo P N Bethl hem Pa Congratulations Graduates HUB SHOE STORE Kay a d Fred Pea son Congratulat ons Semors Comphments ARCHER S NEWS and SPORTING GOODS PHOTO AND SOUND SHOPPE Came a and Da kroom suppl'es F'lm process'ng - stereo equipment 21 Fraley St. 837-9750 KANE LIQUID FUELS Wetmore and Oak 837-8602 Congratulations Graduates BROWN DERBY Compliments of KANE REPUBLICAN f I -ik SZ- E Z5 KA7 Compliments of KANE VIEW MOTEL Congratulations Class of 83 Dr. Ocampo Chad and Marilyn Todd Gordon and Darcy Harmon 2' , : jg, 354' il' ll lllll 'ill QQ - '- -4, ' ll K I ' l ' Y-f 'W' 4 nu Congratulations an Best Wishes rom RICHGAS INC. Kane Pa. Congratulatlons Senlors Comphments of SHADY POINT RESTAURANT d f s 195 51114115 My DEI! fai1 .,:f 'Eg- c , g V v. V M-Y I B005tP1'5 THOMPSON AND COMPANY .d. . ..JiL.... Y R4 NLS bE V7 VX HOLT S GREENHOUSE Send 0710 War Lovef U3 NDVI-I Z5 P 1: 'I E 6' : Ja Q63 x 3 Z1 E, wa 5 A113900 2 0 v ,I Q 3 . 6 1' D, . z 5 f B co A vw -+ 3 Q' 'LS 1 5 ? W ra 'E A ' 12? 42, 3 5 - T '3 5 ff 4 6 .Y X Congratulations Class of 83 Congratulations Graduates ' DURACLEAN CARPET AND SENECA COMMUNICATIONS UPHULSTERY SERVICE Foam Absorption Cleaning No scrubbing No soaking No steaming 778-5079 By Denny and Linda Forquer f ,-ww Q t ,rlff tfllll N Xu . ,sr nu N A1 'G' ,fw x llffg it - -I ffl WM .X f: f r Mg l Qf It A za gf, ff-N ,ff m l! an 2111 Q-P5 King David Post 1132 Veterans of Foreign Wars Kane l Q Gunnar Johnson - Commander Merle Bostaph - Quartermaster Robert Thrush - Adjutant l I .4 . git 111 1 i K I fl . Q 7 C -7 . . . -. -'..-,v.. -, ..',j.., 3 .1., ' . x ' ' .4 - - SIX 1-17: ., , -H.. Y CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS J Compliments of Congratulations Seniors rom DR. CHRISTIAN Linda D. Rettger M.D HOWARD Optometrist f ' Kane Pa. u COl'IQ1'afLlIatlOl'lS Graduates V C TIMBLIN INSURANCE C16 Greaves St. Congratulations Class of 1983 OLSON DRILLING CO. GEER BROS. e-USB' 7 r ig - ' 1 1:11 ' -e . fy 1 W .NV ' 1:7 -'aug Q M - ll' I -1:74,-R ' 7- For the areas top general and commercial Building Contractor 778-9937 or 778-5994 Satisfaction guaranteed Main St. in Mt. Jewett Continuing to serve your every photography need MACQUEEN Pl-IOTOGRAPHIES 503 South Main St Box 323 Sheffield Pa 16735 Formerly Manfredo Studios Route 321 837-8556 Ll-J Q l g l ' 1 iq-gl f -I 'wi-1 lr' LJ , 1 N l ' -,,, g,., -f-N rift . if ll A' 'S I . :il ' . wr Q ,YM 'VI' iw' A' . r W-0' b ' Wu ak to all MCDOHBIU 5 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or 1983 Compliments of fr0m McDonald's of Bradford, Pa. VISIT US FOR OUR FAMOUS Ron Carty - President FOOD, FOI-KS AND FUN! 'R' ' A i e Oi,4.O A - 1 5 GD l a we - ng Congratulations from Bill's Red and White Congratulations Graduates From Gustafson Chipping Co Compliments of Shlrley s Temple Roller-skating ZOOK MOTORS Inc 22 Fneld sr Phone 837 7223 7 ' 7 11 1 the flrst day seemed luke four days the second day seemed luke a week the thlrd day seemed like a month and two days COASTAL CUSTOM CABINETS of Santa Barbara Inc Santa Barbara Callforma Marlm Judy . If , Q l 5 s o a ' s V ' ,' ' m i l f dd ' sg.. Q I d a 5 1 - fs Q ,5 , ' jg . ' K A A 4 ii 4 ' K . ll - . 7 . Q 77 , . Yin' CJ- L 'XXIOVOSPA 1 NOVOSEL LUMBER CO CARL NOVOSEL TIMBER INC 118 Fraley St Kane, Pa 837 7280 n XJ' I - 'H I an 'ii 7 fx gn s ww. , my 8,.. LX A A 3 ..f,- N ' I R M- ,I C K 1 - 4 I 'I u I ,y I 4 -Y' , Q A 8 18,8 A' K . . 'f 2 A I . 1 . W 1, . j , C ,' f' K ' .. , - 1 ,f U . 8' L ,. - X K 3 . -Au... .... ' n . Western Auto Assoc. Store Father Jerge Sears Roebuck Co. Plaza Tastee Freeze Mt. Jewett Ambulance Assoc. Mt. Jewett Excavators Quisty's James F. Maxwell Montgomery Wards Hillcrest Restaurant Bob's Trading Post Dresser Manufacturing Arlington Hotel Dr. Coulter Roma Homes and Camper Country Oliver's Motel Arcade Restaurant Henry A. Howard Funeral Home Roy B. Constables Hilltop Ceramics Sam Manno McCrory's Record Shop Chubon's Hardware Anna Abraham Used Cars Scutella's Cleaners Lowell's Bike Shop C.W. Hardware Fleeger's T.V. Sales and Service Bloomquist Grocery Desio's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Austin Modern Way Supply Sandwich Shop Mt. Jewett Memorial Library Ken's Coffee and News Buzard's Texaco The Old Kettle Restaurant Pete's Inn Commercial Hotel Martha's Furniture Shoppe Leota's Ceramics McKean County Beverage Kane Gas Light and Heating Co. Johnston's Sunoco Service Rudy Funari's Texaco Stop 4 Sirianni Bros. Jewelers Culligan Stewart Water Conditioning Skyline Gift Shop Lantz Corners Hotel and Motel Danielson's Country Store Chateau Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ferranto Mr. and Mrs. James Marconi, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hall Our sincere thanks to the people who contrib uted to the '83 HURRI-KANEH HURRI-KANE STAFF CAN YOU EVER FORGET ALL YOUR FRIENDS THAT LIE ON THE ROAD OF MEMORIES AT OLE KANE HIGH? FRIENDS WE MAKE AND FRIENDS WE LEAVE BEHIND AS WE GO MOVING RIGHT ALONG THROUGH THE ROADS OF TIME WSI If x E4 '12, T' - f-1 .. E -25 :
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