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Take Me Back Tuesday

This week's Take Me Back Tuesday picture comes from the pages of the 1972 Hurri-Kane. It's a photo of the "gastronomical gourmets". the cooks at the Kane Senior High School. From left to right are, Mrs. Joyce Gustafson, Mrs. Gladys Gibson- Head Cook, Mrs. Cora Steele and Mrs. Leona Dalton.

Take Me Back Tuesday

This week's Take Me Back Tuesday picture is of the Wolves' varsity basketball team from the 1972 Hurri-Kane. The Wolves struggled that season, but beat the likes of Elk County Catholic, DuBois and St Marys. Other teams on the schedule that season included Punxsutawney, Olean and Clearfield.

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Take Me Back Tuesday

This photo graces the pages of the 1960 Hurri-Kane. The caption underneath reads: "As you can see, all is not work in K.H.S. Students here give a display of aeronautics for the benefit of the camera. Even Mr. Bryant decides to help out. Oh, to be young again."

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Take Me Back Tuesday

This photograph of the Kane High Athletic Association is the Take Me Back Tuesday picture for this week. Assembled for the photo found in the 1960 Hurri-Kane were, from left to right, front row, E. Erickson, P. Geer, D. Cartwright, L, Peterson, G. Johnson; back row, Mr. Montgomery, E. Snapp, F.

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Take Me Back Tuesday

This week's Take Me Back Tuesday picture comes from the pages of the 1971 Hurri-Kane. A Future Physicians Club (FPC) was organized by Dr. Ibanez. The members of the club, who were interested in health and medicine careers, met weekly to discuss the latest medical techniques and discoveries.