Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)

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MRS. ELLEN T. LIAS Senior Adviser an appreciation Mrs. Eflen T. Lias We, the Class of 1940, wish to express our sincere appreciation for her untiring efforts in behalf of our class and to thank her for the un- limited time that she has devoted to our interests. 4 seniorst ---- If Pagr Tfwrnty

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dv S e n I 0 I-iitlern . . . very talkative . . . uiet q g . . . arguments in Sociology . . . has as a - ' Secretarial H A 7 on but ets around home room Fran hasnt been with us l HELEN L. AYE Classical FS Tall . . . dramatic . . . known as Cleopatra to her home room chums . . . likes clothes . . school isnit her strong point. GENEVIEVE R. BAKER Secretarial ADAM G. ABATE Shop Ginger . . . nice looking . . . heat often seen with her Junior shadow . . . can be found anytime of the day on the street. at the wron time starts WILLIAM E. BAKSE Shop Bakse . . . good looking and pop- ular . . . enjoys teasing . . . one of our FRANCES E ADAMS motto: i'What's the use? g, g . . . is her Waterloo . . . has as main in- terests-art, beauty, and culture. tootball heroes . . . frequently seen with Dudek. JAMES L. BARNETT GLADYS o. ADAMS Shop 014271 lata Classical Sis . . . ready, willing, and able Jim . . . little, tough guy . . . W at all times . . . very conscientious that wavy hatir is only a camouflage' . . . wishes to become a nurse. . . . see with W? when he isn't with-3064 fj ! ave . l ymshful. ' 0 U . J , if ' C ILLIAM BARTHEL 6 ADAM .ABATE ff X N Merchandising , pg K ' 1 . . peppy . . . football hero , . 1- fy' I ' e bucket . . . one of the corner Q -J. 11, ng . . . likes the girls . . . always 1 4 l I with Lyle. A A Sl . EL AS LINE LL X c andis' X y D ae...arataidinthe ' s tis agazine Camp ign . . . will- 2 N n to elp at any time . . . will make A AMS , a good office clerk. . A S ft GLADYS M. BECKWITH ll Merchandising Y Glad . . . tall and blond . . . a loyal friend to Lois . . . has a pleas- ant smile . . . day dreams frequently. Q- ein, -ju' ,Apwff HELEN L. AYE GENEVIEVE R. BAKER WILLIAM E. BAKSE JAMES I. BARNETT WILLIAM J. BARTHEL RUSSELL C. BASHLINE GLADYS M. BECKWITH P.,'ge Tfweniy-tfwo