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BOONE HIGH SCHOOL Boone, Iowa
C0'Edit°r5 Editor Advisors DARRELL KRUSE JOYCE LARSON MR. STOCK KAY NAREY . MISS EALY Dedication
As our elementary and high school years draw to a close, we realize how important these years have been. Not only have they been beneficial in the sense that they have given us much for our future years, but they have also provided mem ories on which to reminisce. I We hope to record a few of these memories in the pages of this book, and we dedicate this book to those memories. Foreword
This year has been a year of additions for the students of Boone High School.
Not only have our educational opportunities and enjoyment been increased by the addition of a beautiful new building, but also we as indivi duals have gained many more important addi tions. With our previous knowledge, we h a v e gained newer and more accurate knowledge. Many of our old prejudices and attitudes have been cast aside and replaced by a better outlook on life. To our older friendships, we have added more and new friendships and acquaintances.
In these ways we believe the students of Boone High have advanced from the old to the new. W1,-,3:§,*-,x'«;-:2‘-M.-.«~,,‘.,,.,. .,;_'. ,w«»M.mm.~m»w««»wt ,\~®
is 4. , A ~ v - . , I 5|‘ , . . - ,. , ..—3'.v\'_\‘4!,-)§,1\”‘,'u2,y'\»\5._}_,“V_wh«)| U.‘ ‘ V. ‘I . M. *.‘o‘}'p! Floors E0 Tiled Silence Building for Tomorrow , ml-;r.»A 1-.mi», \ 7 , , :/W, WW“ From Crowded V }m,r,~r,,*~w’W/W w ‘W, 44," / Corners to ' Spacious . Rooms Mechanical Drawing L W: Gladly A \<“ Left Old Washington Junior Chorus Moved New Quarters V‘V‘. A\\'a‘-\\H... New Building 5» =.-,,. \‘I'..3 ,‘ A Pleasing M, gm, !~'//, New Environment From Ground .1. m-3:. . m M...‘ 1‘/« ,~,, ‘_‘Something Added” One of the pleasures of this last year has been our new addition. The facilities of this building have been enjoyed by every one of us who has had the privilege of using them. The building has been especially appre ciated by the members of the music department who benefited from such additional facilities as sound-proof practice rooms and assembly rooms, individual instructor’s offices, and fine lighting. The shop classes have also enjoyed the opportunities afforded them by the new addition. Most of all, the entire student body has really taken full advantage of the won derful noon meals which have been served in the new cafeteria. As a whole, we have all greatly benefited from “something new.” Administration Education ; Ar.»; M“... ..3,r.. Reading counter-clockwise, starting directly above: Study Hall Supervisor: Mrs. Ick Librarian: Mr. Tillson Speech: Mr. McCartan, Miss Tillery Girls’ /Ir/visor: Miss Thornburgh Boys’ Advisor: Mr. Abbott S1:/L001/\{z1rse.'Mrs. Carlson Mrs. VanNess and Miss Brunner, Secretaries, I’rincipal’s Office. Mrs. Saylor and Miss Benson, Secretaries, Supcrinlentlenfs Office muumm Reading Clockwise, left to right: Mathematics: Mr. Beck, Mr. Crozier Commercthl: Miss Ealy, Mr. Hartley, Miss Pluml) Physical Education: Mr. Roloff, Miss Vanderbeck, Mr. Brookhart Fine Arts.‘ Mr. Scholl, Miss Osborne, Mr. Bartholomew, Mr. Mische Cafeteria——fr0ntrow: Mrs. Clausen, Mrs. Stolte, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Ades. Back row: Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Lind, ‘Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. McAlpine. Custodians Front row: Mr. Kiddie, Mr. Wyler, Mr. Brown. Back row: Mr. Patrick, Mr. Tonsfeldt, Mr. Smiley, and Mr. Thompson. i rauw-n» 9:: ...a«a-.*.a-:w‘»'-.~fi Science: Mr. Sliadle, Mr. Clifton, Mr. Stutzman, Mr. Devaney. Seated, Mr. Cun ningham. Social St,u.(/ies: Mrs. Hartley, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Mclieran, Mr. Lovin. Mr. Thorngren, Miss Pagel. ~ English: Miss Ulferts, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Stock, Mrs. Stevens, Miss Linderblood. Not Shown: Arts and Crafts: Mrs. Brunner, Mrs. Absher, Mr. Hove, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Jones, Mr. Lein. '..;'§‘,:-'.- ;+..-.~.-.g.;‘-4...-...¢.-=z._v.1...-_~rao—l‘~‘:;.'g@x-*1px:~ul&g,<¢."i--.;..;,;.,wgt,—:n;'Am-ifs ;_...:,».'.~... ACHENBACH, CARYL: College Prep. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses 2, 3, Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Chorus 2, 3; Small Groups 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Orchestra Small Groups 1, 2, 3; “Fog Island” 1; Camillo 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Recorder 1; Dolphin Club 1, 2. ALBER, RICHARD: General. Chorus 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Orchestra Vice President 3; Music Contest 1, 2, 3; All—State Band 2, 3. ANDERSON, BONNIE: Stenogmplzie. Glee Club 1, 2; Chorus 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. ANDERSON, CHARLENE: Voralional. Glee Club 1, 2; Speech Club 2; Contest Work 2; Stage Crew 2; Y.O.B. 1, 2. ANDERSON, JIM: College Prep. “Y" 2, 3; Chaplain 3; Stage Crew 2; Student Council 3j President 3; Booster Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; HR. Pres. 1; Basketball Manager 1; Projectionist 2, 3; Track 2. ANDERSON, JOYCE: College Prep. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses 2, 3; Vice Pres. 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Sellolastie, Soeiety 1; Librarian 1. 2, 3. ANDERSON, LEROY: General. Y. F. C. 2, 3; Vice-Pres. 2; Pres. 3. ARRINGDALE, WALLACE: College Prep. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Small Groups 1, 2; Booster Club 2, 3; HR. Pres. 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Society 1, 2; Projectionist 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Class Pres. 2. ASPENGREN, ARTHUR L. College Prep. Booster Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3. K BALLARl)_ KOREEN: General. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Scroll Advt. 2, 3; Manager 3; Glee Club 2; Small Groups; Pep Club 1, 2. 3; Quill 8; Scroll 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1, 2. 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; H.R. Sec. 1; Librarian 1, 2, 3. BARRY, ROBERT: College Prep. “Y" 2; “Best Foot Forwartl” 3; Student Council 1, 2; Sgt.-ab Arms 1; Treasurer 2; State Vice-Pres. 2; State. Cabinet 2; Football 1. 2; Basketball 1; Scholastic Society 2, 3; Projeetionist 2, 3; Track 1; Hawk -. eye Boys‘ State 2. BARSTAD, SHERRILL: Vocational. “Y” 1, 2, 3. l“uture Teachers Club 2, 3; Band 1; Make-Up Crew 3; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. BEALS, LARRY: General BECKETT, BARBARA: Vocational “Y” 1; Or chestra 1, 2, 3; Orchestra Small Groups 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, BEHLING, LEROY: Basketball 1. BERCLOFF. LARRY E.: College Prep. Booster Clul) 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3; H.R. Vice Pres. 2; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Photography 2, 3; Track 1. BEST, ROBERT: (jlerieal BLAESS, ELAINE: Stenograplzie. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Pres. 1; Sec. 2; Bumble “B” 1. 2, 3; Advertising Manager 3; Future Teachers 1, 2, 3; Glee Clul) 1; Speech Wbrk 1; Mal(e—Up Crew 1; Pep Clul) 1. 2, 3; Quill 81 Scroll 2, 3; Dolphin Clul) 2, 3; HR. Sec. 3. BOLLENl3All(}H. L.»\1{RY: l"or'aIi0na/. (ihorue Small Group 1. 2. 3; Booster (jluli 3; 11.11.Pres. 1; Track 1. BOLT, BARBARA: General 130“/E5, FRTCI): (I0//ego /‘rep. "1" 3; llomlei‘ Clul) 2, 3; Fuotliall 2. 3; 11.11. See. 2; llzislu-tlizill 1; Projeeti BRAKLOW PAT: College Prep. "Y" 1. 2. 3; Future Nurses 1. 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Orcbt-.~tra 1, 2, 3; Orchestra . BRYANT. JIM: General. FFA 1. 2. BULLOCK. T{()N'\1.l): (fu//egzePrep. 2. 3: “llest Font Forwa1' CASQERLY .\1;\RY: Sienogra/)}1i4' 1. 2. 3: Vice-Pres. 2; Bllllllllt‘ “l1" 1. 2. 3: Future Nurse-4 1. 2. 3; Pep Clul) 1. CHANCE. RO.“«E_\IARlE: General. “Y” 1. 2. 3: Sec. 1; Program Chairman 2; Pres. 3; liumlile "B" 2. 3: Sports Editor 3; Quill & 5(‘roll 2. 3: Future Teachers 2. 3: Pres. 3; Pep (flul) 1. 2. 3: Historian 2: liaskelliall 1. 2. 3: Captain 2: Seliolaetie .9oeiet\' 1. 2. 3; Student (}u\"t. 2. (l1.:\RKE. HELEN: (fa//e,'.'e/’rep. 1. 2. 39 Bumble “B" 2; Future Nurses 2, 3; Historian 2; G_lee Cluli 1: Band 1. 2: Speech Cluli 1, 2: "The Rolie" "Fug lsland" 2; "(lurinu.~ .\'a\'a;_re" 2: Quill & Seroll 2. 3: Student Council 1: P011 E1151)» , 3. 1. 2. 3: H11. l’1'e~'. 1; .\'el1olz1~lie Soeiely wt‘ .-«.1. .z,..~:w, ’....-..-.«....~.-v.~...;-w.~I»9-‘.-:.tm44“.§»‘~,-M’-_~\¢.‘_;-:;.;.v.ml\‘<_..,.-_ .\'.»:»'.. CLARK, ROBERT: Vocational. Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. CLAUSEN, ANN: College Prep. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Bumble “B” 2, 3; Future Nurses 2; Student Council 1; Pop Club 1, 2, 3; Sec. 3; Quill & Scroll 2, 3; H.R. Sec. 2; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Society 1, 2, 3. COFFMAN, BEVERLY: General. “Y" 3. COGHLAN, LARRY: College Prep. Hi Y 2, 3; Speech 2; “Robe” 1, “Best Foot Forward" 3; Stage Crew 2; Debate 2; Booster Club 2; Basket } ball 1; Track 1, 2, Manager 2. CONARD, RICHARD: College Prep. Chorus 3, Small Group 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Small Group 1, 2; Booster Club 2, 3; H.R. Pres. 1; Swimming 1, 2. CONN, JACQUELYN: Voealiorzal. “Y” 3; Future Nurses 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; H.R. Sec. 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Captain 3; Scholastic Society 1, 2, 3. CORNELIUS, JOAN, College Prep. “Y” 3; Hum ble “B_" 2, 3; l’ep Club 1, 2, 3; H.R. Sec. 1; Future Nurses 2, 3; Scholastic Society 1, 2, 3; Quill and Scroll 3; llasketball 1, 2, 3; Capt. 3. CROUSE, MARLENE: Clerical. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. CURRIER, DIANNE: Voealional. Future Nurses 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. DAVIS, P/\'I‘Rl(.‘|A: General. -jY" 1. 2. 3'; Pres. 1; Future Nurses 2. 3; Glee Club 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. l')El)E, DONALD: Vorational. Band 1. 2. 31 Small Group 3; Contest V/ork 3. DUNCAN FRANCICSE: Vorationrzl AYH 2. 3; Glee Club 2. 3; Stutlent Council. ECCLF.S, DARREL; College Prep. Football 2; Basketball 1. ECKHART, DUANE: College Prep. “Y” 2; Or chestra 1, 2, 3; Small Group 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Projectionist 2, 3; Track 1. ELLIOTT, CHARLES : Voeational. ELLSWOK'1‘1"1. M/\R11)|'1‘I'1 : St0nogr(1])/11'1" E1.$1117.1{KY. S1’1AR()1\': S/wmgr(Ip/1I'z'. “Y” 3; Clmrus (11<~<~(11111) 1. 2; Pup (11111) 1. 2. 3: Magazine 512111. ERICKFON. 1)1C1.OR131.\': 1'oraIian(1/. 1’11utng1‘z1 phy 1. EVANS. M:\11Y: (.'(1//(';:(* ]’r(’]). “Y” 1. 2. 3; Sec. 1; 11um11|:- "11" 2. 3: N:-ws 1C<1iI<-r 2. E(1iIur—in—(I11i<-13: 1’utur:- N11r.<('~‘2; 17ul1m- '1'<~a<'11 <-rs‘ 2; 1’t'p (11111) 2. 3: R(‘('l)l'l1l'l‘ 3: Quill & .9('r(>11 2. 3; 11.11. 501'. 2: 5¢'11u1u.~‘li(‘ Sm'i<*ly 1. 2. E1. F1117.1)1CR1(1K. R11111: (I/(’I'I'1'(I/. (I1mru.~ 2. 3; (LIM C1111) 1. (IERMER, 1)1'1111117.11'1‘:1'ut'IIII'un(I/. 1"zmI1>al111. 2. ($111113. 1);\V11): (,1)//0;.w I’rr’p. 2. 3; .\';:I.—z1l /\rm.~ 3; ()r(-In-.~‘lrz1 3: 11211111 1. 2. 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(§1{11“1‘V1'1'11..1111.11C: $I(’r1r)gI'(1])/1I'r‘. 1; ()r« 4-111-~’Im 1. 3: 1’:-Iv (11111) 1. 1'1.\1V111.'11()1\'. _1() \X.\: .8/r-rmj_rIrI/)/lit‘. “\ N 1: ()r(-11¢-.~'lrz1 1. 2. 3; 111111111. 2. 3: 511M111 (3I'“11I' 11 1’¢'|> (T1111) 1. 2. 3; .\\‘11o1z1~Ii<' 5 11/\NN111\1_ .\.NN1C: .$'lr*rIu;:I'(I/I/111'. 11um1>1n* "1111 1. 2: 1’vp(I1ulz 1. :..,,,__,,,y, _-,.,,,.,., },‘:;.'@«F‘§5'1‘?"5'*.VKu'.}c:,: .,m,.;.1x«"_.---: A’-K-‘/X1’.-f,.>:-1: v HARDER, ROBERT: College Prep. “Y” 2, 3; Vice Pres. 3; Speech Club 1; Contest Work 2, 3; Booster Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Scholastic Society 1, 2, 3; Projectionist 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Golf 2, 3; Boys’ State 2. HARRINGTON, JOHN: Clerical. Bumble “B" and Scroll Photographer 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, Glee Club 1; Small Group 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Booster Club 2; Quill 8: Scroll 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Scholastic Society 1, 2; Photogra phy 1, 2, 3. HARVEY, MARGARET: Vocational. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. HARVEY, RICHARD: College Prep. Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Small Group 1. 2, 3. HAUGE, MARY LYNN: College Prep. “Y” 1, 2. 3; Vice Pres. 1; Future Nurses 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Chorus Small Group 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Small Group 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; H.R. Pres. 1. HAWK, PHYLLIS: General. Future Nurses 3. HAYES, RAYMOND : General. HEAPS, RUTH ANN: Stenograplzic. Glee Club 1, 2; Speech Club 1; Y.O.B. 1, 2. 3. 'HERRON, MARY LEE: College Prep. “Y” 2; Future Nurses 3; Chorus 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Small Groups 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; H.R. Sec. 3. HICK, SANDRA: College Prep. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Vice Pres. 3; Future Nurses 3; Vice Pres. 3; Orchestra 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Small Group 2; Band Sec. 3; H.R. Sec. 2; Basketball 2, 3. HICKLE, DAVID: Vocational. HICKS. BETTE: General. Glee Club 2. '3; “Cur ious Savage" 2; “Best Foot Forward” 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1. 2, 3; Basketball 1. _ HOFFMAN, ARLISS: General. Bumble “B" 1; V ‘ Scroll Advertising 2, 3; Future Nurses 1. 2, 3; ' Speech Club 1; Photography 3; Librarian 1, 2, 3. HOWARD, KENNETH: Clerical. “Y” 1; Bum ble “B" 1. 2; H.R. Pres. 1; Basketball 1, 2. HULL, BILL: Vorational. Track 2. 3. JOHNSTON. CHARLES: (I/er1'(.'(1/.Baskt-tball 1; Projoctionist 2, 3; Track 1. JOHNSTONE, JERRY: Genera/. “Y” 1. 2; Booslvr Clul) 2, 3; Pros. .3; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 1. 2, 3. JONES, LENNICE: Stenograp/iic. “Y” 1; Futurv Teachers 2; Pop Clul) 1, 2, 3; H.R. Pros. 3. KELLEY, RAND/\ LEE: G(’l1(’V(I/.Slz1;_r(-Cr:-w 2. KESTER. ROWENA: Gmwra/. KLINE, DELOHES: (}0ncm/, “Y” 1; Malw-llp Crvw 1; I’:-p (Ilul) 1. KUNKEFUS, ORLIN: College Prep. Chorus 1. 2. 3; (llt-e Club 1, 2. 3; Booster Club 2. 3. KRUSE. DARRELL: College Prep. Scroll 2. 3; C0~Edilor 3; Chorus 2. 3; Clvv Club 2. 3; Small Group 3; 0r<'bo. L/\\Vl:E55. .l:\ME5: (Io//0,211’I’n>p. Band 1, 2: llooslvr Club 2; H.R. l’r<-s. 3; Swinuuing 3; Baskotlmll 1. 2; 'l‘:-unis 2. LONG,‘ l§.»\lI{li./\‘Rz\: (Jo//eye I’r L()l\l‘(}."l¥EVICl1l_.\: (M111:/‘(I/. l. 2. 3; Hum. lilv B atlwrt1.<1n;,- 2: l*ulurv t<-a(:l1m‘< 2; Pop (-llll) 1. 2. 3: ll.R. .\'<-on-[airy l. LONCHENRY, MARTIN: Genera/. FFA 1. 2. LOVELESS, JUDY: (fa/leg? /’rt’[I. “Y” 1: Cl1“""-*‘ 2. 3; Cleo Club 1; Small Group 1. 2, 3; ()r('lu-.< Ira 1, 2; Small Group 1; H.R. Vice l’r1-.~'.1: H.R. Soc. 2. LOW, CARY: General. Fl“/\ 2. 3; S<‘”li11<'l2; Vice Presidmu 3. '-v"*.-'4’! 4.1‘-“"~‘f‘fir.,auv.ts!'.-'1-\t$»I-é;b~a¢‘£bi$3~tAigE»!Hht} ‘)AV»‘,1'.i'-1-.'-IL‘a\'~v1-'»\=~'-:.é MADDEN, LARRY: General. Boosts-r Club 2, 3; H.R. Pre-si(l<-nt 1; Basketball 1; Track 2. 3. IVIANRIQUEZ. lA\lES: General. Slu(l<*nlCouncil 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3. .\IANRlQIlEZ. JOHN: Genera/. Ftmtlmll 1. 2; Basketball 2; Track 2. 3. , MARTIN, ALBERT: General. MARTIN, DANIEL C.: General. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; 0§L(l(‘IlBand 1; Ogtlvn Rand Small Groups 1; “Our Town" 2; Booster Club 3; Ogden FFA 1, 2; I’lmmgz1‘aphy 1, 2; I’r<'si(l(*nt 2; Ogden llaskelball 1, 2. MARTIN, HAZEL: General MARTIN VIRGINIA: Stenograp/tic. Clve Club 1, 2; Y.O.I3. 1, 2, 3; Tn-as. MCCALL, BARBARA: College Prep. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Rumble “l3" 1, 2; Future Nursvs 3; Pop Club 1,, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3; H.R. Soc. 2. MCCAMBRI DUE. .lA.\IES: General. MCCOY RICHARD: College Prep. “Y” 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Small Group 1, 2. 3; Or(:lwstra 1, 2, 3; Small Group 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; llnnslor Club 2, 3; H.R. l’rv.<. 2; S(:h0lusti(* Society 1, 2. MILLER, AIIBERII‘: Vo('aIL'0n(1/. l3sl(-rClub 3; Fnullmll 2, 3; Stage Crow 3. MILLER, CARROII: General l\llI,I,F.R, ,lxL\ll7..\': l'm‘(1Ii0I1a/. Swimn1in;_r 3: | Track 3. l\lll.l.l7.R. MARY: SIm1o,'_'r(1p/xiv. (}|n-«-(Ilub 2. 3. l M|l.l.F,[{, 'l‘ll().\‘lAS: (fnllegzv Prep. "\ " 2. 3: S4-4-. 3; llm>. ,\lOWl{El{. R/\\Vl.E|(}ll: College Prep. “Y” 3; l§ooslcr(Il11l) 2, 3; 1’rojt'('tioni:~'t 2, 3. NAREY. KATHERINE ANN: S10/1o,'zr(1]>/1I'.('.“Y" ;‘ 2, 3: Scroll 2. 3; (live Clul) 2; Stlnlvnt Council 2, 3; Pop Clul) 1, 2; 11.1%.l’r<-.<.1; Clams‘ Soc. NEELY. JANICE: (J/erirn/. NELSON, K./\E: College Prep. Glee Clul) 1, 2. 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. NELSON. MERLE: College Prep. Chorus 2, 3: Cleo Clul) 2, 3; Orcliestra 1, 2; Band'1, 2; Small Groups 1, 2; “The Rolw" 1; lluostvr Club 2, 3; Football 2, 3; llasakollwall Munagzer 1, 2, 3; Pro jectionist 2; Traek 1, 2; Y.O.l3. 1. 2, 3 NEWLAND, RHODA: Vocational. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Future Nurses 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Small Group 1; Pop Clul) 1. 2, 3. NORDSTROM, KAREN: College Prep. H.R. Set‘. 2; Librarian 2. NYSTOM, DON/\l.l): General. E17/\ 1, 2, 3; R(‘[H)I‘l(‘l' 2; 'l‘n*z1.<111‘e1' 3. OHLM/\NN, _lOY(IE: (I/erir‘(1/. "Y" 2, 3; Cliorus l._ 2, 3; Small (lroups 1, 2. 3; Slzlgze Crew 1; l.1l)rz1ri21u 3. PEPPLES, THEODORE: Voealionrtl. Boostvr Clul) 3; 'I'rack 3. l’ES'l7OTNlK, BONNIE: College Prep. “Y” 1; Future Nurses 3; Chorus 3; (Elev Clul) 1, 2; Small Group 1, 2; Orchestra 1. 2, 3; Baml 1. 2. 3; Small Group 2, 3; l’(*p Clul) 1; 11.11. See 1; Scholastic Society 1. 2, 3; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Librarian 2. PETERSON. GORDON .1: 4_.:;~.,'.:.:. no.1.-.-.~:.;..,,‘.g,.§.‘g;,‘vQ.;n04_y‘.'.:a5’-',~§.‘}s'_...V);,«;-.1-.‘.v-.134‘:-vi» ,.,,'-. 1»..;, PETERSON, .IAY HERBERT: College Prep. Student Council 3; Vice Pres. 3; Football 1, 2, 3; HR. Pres. 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Projectionist 2; Track 1, 2, 3. PHAROAH, JERALD: General. PIKE, WILLIAM: Vocational. Booster Club 2, 3; Stage Crew 2. PRINE, BETTY: Commercial. RAETTIG, JUDY: Stenographic. “Y" 1; Chorus 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Stage Crew 1, 2; Y.O.B. 1, 2. REED, THOMAS: College Prep. Booster Club 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Projectionist 3; Track 3. REEDHOLM, ELNA: Stenograplzic. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3; Pres. 3; H.R. Pres. 1; Homecoming Queen 3; Scholastic Society 1, 2; Class Sec. 1. REEDHOLM, SONJA: General. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Sec. 1; Treas. 2; Future Teachers 2, 3; Vice Pres. 3; Chorus 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Small Group 1. 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Dolphin Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; H.R. Pres. 2; Home coming Attendant 3. REITZ, GLORIA: Stenographic. Chorus 3. REYNOLDS, ALLAN: General. REYNOLDSON, KAREN: General. RINEHART, JOLEEN: General. “Y” 2, 3; Fu ture Teachers 2; Make-Up Crew 2, 3; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1; I-I.R. Sec. 3. ROBEY, MARION ARTHUR: General. Chorus 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Small Groups 1, 2, 3; Contest Work 1, 2, 3; “Best Foot Forward” 3; Booster Club 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3; Reporter 3. ROBY, MARIE: Stenographic. “Y” 1; Future Nurses 2; Chorus 2; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Scholastic 1, 2, 3; Make-Up Crew 2, 3. ROBY, RUSSELL: College Prep. Scholastic So ciety 1, 2, 3; Projectionist 2. ' SAWYER. CHARLOTTE: General. “Y” 3; Fu ture Nurses 2; Student Council 3; Pep Club 1, 2. SAYLOR. PATRICIA ANN: Stenographic. “Y” 1, 2, 3; Scroll 3; Future Teachers 3; Vice Pres. 3; Chorus 2; Make—UpCrew 1; Pep Club I, 2, 3; H.R. Sec. 1; Roosevelt; Girls Clul) 1, 2. SCHROEDER, DONALD: Vocational. “Y" 1, 2. 3; Booster Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2. SCOTT, GARY: Voeatiorral. Stage Crew. SELLERS, ROBERT: College Prep. “Y" 2, 3; Bo(2)sterClub1, . 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Projeclioni. SHUEY, KENNETH: Clerical. Chorus 3; Glee Club 2, 3; “The Robe” 1; “Best Foot Forward” 3; Booster Club 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Basketball 1; Swimming 3; Projectionist 2, 3; Track 1, 2, SHUEY, LOIS: Clerical. “Y" 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Small Group 2; “Best Foot Forward" 3. SHUEY, WALTER: Vocational. Booster Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, '3; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3. SINCLAIR, ELIZABETH: General. SINCLAIR, JANICE: General. “Y" 3; Bumble “B” 1; Speech Club 1; Stage Crew 2. SMITH, GERALD: College Prep. “Y” 2, 3; Booster Club 2. 3; Basketball 1; Projectionist 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3. SMITH, KEITH: College Prep. Scroll 2, 3; Quill 81 Scroll 2, 3; Scholastic Society 2, 3. SMITH, RONALD: General. SOWLE, SHARI: General. Bumble “B” 2, 3; Feature Editor 3; Speech Club 1; “Curtain Going Up" 1; “Fog Island” 2; “Best Foot For ward” 3; Photography 2. .¢_.:E"..¢w.\-.1\m(.’ri4-av-It»§$'..vlax4“{§w-zlhrfi-‘F524-fl)‘.-znixh.:»<*-v'-"'0 Her . STEFFY, HAROLD: Cenera/. Btm. THACKER, STANLEY: V0(‘(lIil)l1a/ THEDE, ROBERT: General. VVALTERS, GERALD: General WEBER, LARRY: C/Efi('(l/. ll0<>. (II./\SS (I()LORS: 0I‘('l1l(l and Whin -o CLASS l*'I.()WER: ()r(-hid-lint(-(l (Iarnalitm NIISS l.lNl)ERl§l.()()|). (J/11.\’.s'S/mllsur Congratulations, Seniors GOODYEAR SERVICE riv-‘*!.4hli.eqa.-on15'uyr.s-hrlrs-£~4x§¥cal;\4“.WI!'”(3"‘_> _ _ > _ _‘ V ‘N . . .. . WWF _ H ‘ - - _.__.h,___\‘_,_‘.; ‘ “ ‘ -- ‘,‘,‘,,‘,m’,___,,_,’‘...,.,-; ' *4IV‘..m;fi51_c\y‘g{.7»qI;,t7~i.Ml‘3J~hv-u'a.\.'L mu ..-AJ -.4 ) 7 Pa M2 ‘.‘ We’re trying our hand at this poem. We don’t know how it will come out. There are many more we could mention Of that there is no doubt. Joyce L. edited this book With the help of all of the rest. We know you’ll enjoy this Scroll And agree that it’s the best. To edit the Bumble “B,” Mary E. had lots to do. Of course we can’t forget All the help from the rest of the crew. At basketball J. Rich, and Berg Were really great to see. Romey, Marie, Jackie and Joan Were as good as guards can be. Congratulations, Seniors TOWLE’S JEWELRY Leading all the cheers Were Sonja, Kork and Sue, And with the help of the Pep Club Our team usually came through. At swimming Tom had speed. At diving Wally was best. And our team was really something With the help of all the rest. With Jim at the head of the council, And Darrell at the head of the class, And Kay and Ann to help them, How smoothly the year did pass. We hope that in these verses I Our point is driven home. E For these, you see, are the ‘ Illustrious words of our class poem. This page is sponsored by MILLER DRUG Ahrahamson. Fern Adreon, Frank Deal, Haze] Anderson. Larry Dearinger, David Dennis, Karen Appenzeller, Robert Atherton, Barbara Bender, David Disbrowe, Larry Ellsbury, Darwin Elsberry, Roswald Bergloff, Teddie Bloomquist, Dennis Bohlen, Karen Elsberry, Roswel Ellsworth, Cornelia Ely, Gary Brannon, Jack Brower, Nancy Brown, Bob Ely, Loren Ewing, Jon Ferguson, Karen JumorC Burke, Larry Cannon, Judy Carpenter, Margaret Ferry, Mike Fisher, Jay Flannary, Michael Chance, Sandra Clark. Neal Clarke, Joyce Flockhart, William Forster, Carol Free, Marlene Cole, Betty Comstock, Ronald Cook, Lee Gibson, Audrey Lou Gibson, Sharon Lou Godfrey, Derold Craven, Donna Dahlin, Leland Davis, Marland Gregory, Mildred Not pictured: Atherton, Sandra; Boon, Veeny; Carter, Shirley; Chadwick, Rex; Easlberg, Mervyn; Frazier, Paul; Germer, Elaine; Green, Lavone. This page is sponsored by SCI-IOREDER’S FUNERAL HOME Hamilton, Robert ' Hasstetlt, Joyce Land, Larry Hasgtr-dt, Mary Ann Lainson, Tommy Lindalil, James Hicks, Richard Hines, Shirley Hora. Denny MC/\lpine, Edward l\IcBirnie, Janice M(tCan1l)ridge, Nanry Hull, Clyde Houston, Judy Howe, Marjorie Mclilyea, Betty McNau,r.r,hton, Diana McVicker, Larry Jackson, Larry Jackson, Sharon Jacobi, Joanne l\len0ugh, Jerry Meyers. Larry Mishlovr-, Joan Jennin;_'s, Evanne Johnson. Patty Jones, Susan Mnorman. Janice Morgans, Harvey Mudge, Patricia Josephson, Keith Kendall. Ronald Knezevieh, Michael Musser, Charles Narey, Barbara Nelson, David Kirk. Carolyn Koppenhaver, Barbara Land, Janet Newbold, Mike Newcomb, Jack Ohge, Larry Otto, Betsy Parkinson, Keith Not pictured: Cuenther, Raymond; Henry, Daniel; Jacobson, Mar vin; Jones, Barbara; Jones, Edna; Josephson, Ruth; Kiddie, Rose f Marie; Mueller, Janet; Morris, Helen; Oppedahl, Lloyd. s I Class Sponsor, MRS. WILLIAMS Parrish, Sandra Pesek, Marilyn Smith, Donald. Peterson, Gloria Snyder, LaV(‘Tn€ Spurgeon, Stephen Peterson. Laverne Potty, Barbara Platter. Janet ‘ Stephenson, Caroline Sternquist, Donald Stevens, Donald Pritchard, Marjorie Ray, Richard Reed, Ronald Lee Stevens, Janice Stolte, Ronald Stumbo, Mary Jane Reedholm, Dorothy Richmond, Cary Richmond, Sandra Swain, Lyla Taylor, Jim Tompkins, Morgan Juniors Rinker, Richard Roberts, William ROxflson l * 5 . J0 h n Tonsfeldt, Suellen Trulin, Paula Vitt, Fred Robertson, Tom Rogers, Wayne Rose' Roxanne Weir, _ Marlene Westberg. Charles Weyer, Geraldine Ross, Betty Lou Ross, Carol Ann Schmickley, Dennis Weyer, Larry Wilcox, Donald Wiley, Marilyn Schoff, Evelyn Selim, Sherwood Sellers, Larry Williams, Bruce Williams. Jon Wood, Lt-Roy Wright, Kay Not pictured: Roberts, James; Runy an. Young, Dick John; Sparks, Jo Ellen; White, Rich artl; Wililite, Richard. This page is made possible by FlSHER’S SHOE STORE This page is sppnsored by BOON E DAIRY Abrahamson, Jon Ades, Carolyn Anderson, Larry Paul Askland, Ruth Aspengren, Victoria Barger, Carol Bass, Karen Berglund, Jerry Bergloff, Pauline Blaskey, Harold Boersma, Larry Bray, Virginia Brower, Keith Browning. Donna Bush. Barbara Capps, Carla Ann Chinstedt, Priscilla Coffman. Jack Coleman, John Combs, W/esley .100 Cook, Cary Cox. Larry Dean Cross. Donald Craven, Gene Cruml)au§_vh, Sharon Cryder_ Larry Culbersnn. Karon Curran. Patricia Currier, Thomas Lee Davidson. Karen Davidson, Ronald Dearhorn. Don Dodd. Douglas VI Duffy. Diane Dutton, Karen Eastherg. Judy Eccles. Richard Eckstein. George .,..‘F,.’ ’ FldilifxEkl 1. Daiifld W 1' Not pictured: Bass. Judith; . Billin g’ lL:lliott‘l)t-nnis bflg’ Gary; Caywood‘ Diana; De \"‘Q E1Sh(_r'ry_Dale Voogd. Fred; Flockhart. Donald. Ext‘; Thanks to REDS TOY AND HOBBY SHOP for sponsoring this page. Frazier, Loren Carner, B('v¢'rl)' Ct-rmer, Barbara Cililmns. Janice Gilliam. Nanvy Gilliam, Richard C(:eppin;_rer, Hans Grady, Etta Mao Gragg, Ray Cut-nther, Janet Cumtau, Janice Hamilton, Richard Hansen, Beverly Hanson, Judy Harris, William Herman, William Hicks, Gerald Hinz, Mary E. Hoffman, Janice ‘‘ Hopkins, Linda “f 7 - } Houseman, Donald L. ‘ 3 _ } Howell, Larry ‘I “ N Hughes, Marilyn Hunter. Richard Hutson, Richard Hyatt, Mike Kelly. Jack Keys, Barbara King, Mildred Knight, Dean Knight, Rngvr Knud Lee. Glen l.an;zmade. .la(-k Lm'ele.<.<,Karen Lincoln, Be-tty Lind, Jerry l.indemann. Vera Not pictured: Harris. Cary; How Lung. liicltard ard, Rita; Johnwn, Gary; Johnson, Longzlienry, ;\nna .lim; King. Paul. Lnrent'/.<*n. ll(‘l.~)‘ This page is sponsored by SCNSTROM-MILLER PRESS Louk, James Malcolm, Judith Martin, Susan Martin, Kenenth Masters, Richard Maynard, Glen McGee, John McLeod, Douglas McGee, Larry Miller, David Miller, Gerald Miller, Marilyn Mondt, Eddie Moran, Richard Morello, lrent Morgan, Doris Jean Morris, Lois Muench, La Moile Musser, Robert Mustapha, Karen Rae Neely, Daniel Nelson, Barbara Nelson, Myra Ann Nelson, Rosalie Newland, Jerry Norton, Alan Olander, Larry Overbeck, Judith Paris, Phyllis__ Parisho, Judith Parks, Jacqueline Pestotnik, Moreen Pestotnik, Thomas Peterson, Donald Peterson, Joyce Phipps, Douglas Pollard, Joy Not pictured: Lyon, Price, Gale Sharon; M i Ch 91 5 v Pritchard, Thomas Joyce; Miller, Shirley; Rans, Laurel Nygren, Laura; Oppe Reinhardt, Chester d a h l , Iver; Raettig, Gail. §' ” I ThisSMITH page SEWING is made possible SERVICE by RiI1(’11i1I‘I, .]nam1< I{m*d(-r. Alan Rlnswll. Mary St‘]1<'”. Hilly .\‘L'}1mr- 5]rl‘irl§;t'I‘. Jennin Slamllv)‘.HpriI15_"<'r._Iu_\('(- Phillip .\‘lurm*r. ,\lar] Stalls. Juan SII'aml|wr}_". (1:-nv .\'mrt7.. .]u]<~n<~ Swain. Hmvartl Tillvy. .\'hurm1 Tullill. ]}rm-o Tum. Kzm-n Trulin. Kan-n Van FL-rt. 5hi1jI<'_\' Van Kru_<_r.Rudm-y V<>;,r1<-r.Lon-n \Vvrm*r. Stlsarl \Vhih-. Hit-lmral \\"i<-Inc-r. _\Iz1ry Williatne. ])£l\'i(l \V'ilIium~'. Huwarzl Not ])iL‘llll”l'(]£Richanls. Williillil. Kzlrvn Charlvs: Wilhvlm. \Iur— \‘\"iH.~. Hm‘l‘_\' gzm-I. \VinI<*r.~.' Dunzllnl \V'rig_r}1t. .lvrr_\ COCA COL/\ B()TTLIN('} C().\H’t\NY Lis respnnsilwle for this page. Sponsoring this page is WILSON’S TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY Officers This year the senior class of Boone High elected as their president, Darrell Kruse; Ann Clausen was elected vice president; and Kay Narey, secretary. Class officers for the junior class were Daryl Trulin, president; Richard Rinker, vice presi dent; JoEllen Sparks, secretary; and Dave Nel son, Treasurer. ‘ - i _ ‘K PaulThe King, sophomore president; class with officers Dennis were Elliott as follows: serving .£ ‘ ‘ under him as vice president; and as secretary, Karen Toot. ‘ Under the capable leadership of these people ‘ s we are sure to get a better insight into the prob lems of tomorrow. This page is sponsored by DBICN FRANKLIN STOR Ii All JOYCE LARSON ,,,..__..._....._,.~v,_...<_:.,__ .lIM z\Nl)ERS()N —u-..—«w;—1:.1—-;-4x,. 3 V—:-_—-=~«—r«_4._ A { SUNJA I{EEl)HOL.\I BOB BARRY BONNIE l’ES'l‘0'l'NlK g'*§_ ' - . SENIORS Senior Class Will We the Boone High Senior Class of 1956 being of sound mind do bequeath to the class of 1957 the success and happiness we have had while we were seniors. Our individual wills are as follows: Joyce Larson leaves her success as an editor to her successor in the class of 1957. Wally Arringdale and Rawleigh Mowerer leave their technical ability to all future radio students. Sue Grant and Korky Ballard leave their cheerleaders’ uniforms to Jo Sparks and Betty McElyea with high hopes they have as successful a year in ’57. Bob Harder and J. Peterson leave their football ability to Larry Meyers and Jack Brannon. Elna Reedholm leaves her Homecoming Queen’s crown to the Queen of the class of ’57. Romey Chance and Joan Cornelius leave their basketball ability to Etta Mae Grady and Judy Malcom. Ann Clausen leaves her chemistry notes to anyone who can use them. Larry Coghlan and Ronnie Bullock leave by the nearest exit. Jerry Johnstone leaves his pink slacks to Fred Vitt to play golf in. Daryl Murken leaves his Hi-Y gavel to his successor. Jim Anderson leaves to Dick Rinker his book entitled “How to Get Along With Women.” Caryl Achenbach leaves Carolyn Kirk her musical ability. Dick Conard wills to Dick Hicks his can with hopes he can keep it on the road. Bob Barry and Darrell .Kruse will their intellectual genius to Keith Josephson and Carolyn Kirk. Helen Clarke wills her Green Gander’s to anyone who likes high-class literature. Richard McCoy leaves his bass Viol to Gloria Peterson along with his position in all-state orchestra. The Senior Class of ’56 says so-long to the faculty and thanks for the memories. Sponsoring this page is SPURGEON’S M ._b X9d ChOTuS This page is sp()ns01‘e(] by JOHN C. HERMAN NH). = E E I S I This page is s])<>11sorv ( (()ldsn1o])ilC-Cadillzu: I Enjoying the modern facilities of the new band room, the Boone High Band, directed by Raymond Bartholomew, completed another successful year. Besides performing their marching duties very admirably this year, the band also made two major concert appearances. The band performed in the school Chrismas concert and also in their annual March spring concert. Included in the spring concert were such selections as Cerman’s Richard 1/] Overture, Pax et Labor by Pares, and Crofe’s Mississippi Suite Overture. ' rd Recognition should also be extended to the band small groups who performed 5 throughout the school year. ' EI The Big Brass! Le Conducteurl This page is sponsored by HAMILTON HARDWARIC AND /\l’PLl/\NClC WM,.,;u4u;m,.g‘" ” 7 'l‘hanks1n M()NI)'l"S (I()l<'l“lC|’.Sll()l’ for . 5 E z gw Orchestra Musically speaking, the Boone High Orchestra, un(ler the direction of Konrad Scholl, performed in its usual excellent fashion. However, one aspect was different this year. This was the first year for the orchestra to enjoy the modern facilities of the new school addition. The orchestra made two major appearances this year. One was at the December Christmas concert; the other was at the annual spring concert in February. Included in the latter concert were such selections as Tschaikovsky’s Pathetique Symphony, Oberon Overture by Von Weber, and Kreutz’s Mosquito Serenade. Orchestra small groups also performed very admirably throughout the school year. I Th“ Wh"“l5l Shh! Maestro at work. This page is made possible by THE JUNIOR FASHION SHOP ' S Hard work paid off this year for Mr. McCartan and Miss Tillery, a newcomer to the speech department. y l P Mr. McCartan was in charge of the fall play, Best Foot 8 Forward, and Miss Tillery supervised the spring play, One Foot In Heaven. e DarlYY Murken and Bets Otto both received Division I 0 ratings in the district Forensic League and advanced to state competition. ht Three students, Darrell Kruse, Keith Josephson, and Wa}' land Swain participated in,the Iowa Tuberculosis and Heart Association contest. Their speeches were broadcast over station KWBG. TOWN TALK SICRVICIC S'l‘A'l‘I()l\ Art This page is made possible by RIEKENBERG’S FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS Student Council Our Federal Government has its Congress, our state and our local governments have their principal governing bodies, and we students of Boone High OFFICERS School also have our own governing body, the student council. Our student council actually is a governing body “of the students, by the students, and for the students.” Through the years, the student councils at Boone High have always been dedicated to the same purpose-——t0devote their time and efforts to the betterment and general welfare of Boone High School. However, since the introduction last year of a new staggered-term system of election for members, " the student council has become more and more ef ficient as time has progressed. With this in mind, the student council this year combined the experience of some of its members with the willingness and interest of all the members to make a very busy and L efficient year. This page is sponsored by REA CLOTHINGSTORE 7% SICCONI) Sl£MlCSTl£l{ MICIVIBICRS Student Council Contrary to past tradition, the student body elected a girl to head the council the second semester. This very active and qualified person was Kay Narey. Assisting Kay the second semester were these officers: vice president, Jim Anderson; secretary, Bill Herman; treasurer, Charlotte Sawyer; and sergeant-at-arms, Mick Ferry. OFFICERS As is usual with the advent of the second semester. some of the old members were re placed. and others were re-elected, hut always a numlver of the present members remain. This provides for the element of experience, which is so essential to an efficient governing organization. The duties and accomplishments of the student council during the second semester were very similar to those of the first semester. They might include the sponsoring of a school dance, raising money for a school project, or assisting the faculty in some manner. Hats off to lVlr. Lovin and the Student Council for an industrious and successful year. Sponsoring this page is BOONE STATE BANK & TRUST COMPANY BOOSTER CLUB This page is sponsored by MCBIRNIE INSURANCE Standing, left to right: Kcrin Brower, Kay Narey, Wayland Swain, Keith Smith. Seated: Pat Saylor, Darrell Krusc, Editor, Joyce Larson, Koreen Ballard, Arliss Hoffman. Sponsoring this page is THE HON APPETITE Standing, left to right: Romey Chance, Carl Handy, Shari Sowle, Joan Cornelius, Seated:Ann Clausen, Editor-in-Chief, Mary Casserly, Mary Evans; Carol Briggs, Advertising Cornelia Manager, Ellsworth, Elaine Beverley Blaess. Coffman. 15 Your sponsor for this page ; PEERLESS DAIRY Future Teachers FW Te NumeS Quill and Scroll llack row, left to right: Helen Clarke. Elaine lilaess, Sue Grant. Keith Smith, Darrell Kruse, Mr. Stock, Miss Ealy, Joyce Larson, Betsy Otto. Front row: Koreen Ballard, Carol Briggs, Pat Saylor, Joan Cornelius, Mary Evans. Sandra /\thL-rton, Arliss Hoffman, Roseniarie Chance. One of the events of the Homecoming assembly was the presentation of a state flag to our school by Mrs. Leo Hoegh, wife of Governor Hoegh. Mrs. Hoegh, a gradu ate of Boone said it was her wish to better acquaint the students of Boone High with 1 ,4‘ __.:_:,._4%i.?..VA=,,.‘,.—,:viU_,:,..’._.,,‘_._..4_,,A_._,.vi_.,_::_._‘ the state flag of Iowa. Shown is Darrell it ‘I Kruse, president of the senior class, ac cepting the flag. II \\ FT4.‘_ _“-«-,<~\.mr-\V-as-g Dolphin Club The Dolphin Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Vanderbeck, performed in its usual outstanding manner. The theme for this year’s show was concerned with the history of our country. The first part of the school year was spent in writing numbers and initiating new members. F.F.A. A Pu-side-m Daryl Murke-n' Vice President, Cary Low; 5v(:r<-lury, Bill Schvll; 'I‘roasur<-r, Donald Nystrom; Reporter, Arthu Rolwy; St’n1if1<’].Larry CTY(l<‘l‘ Librarians Pictured are: Janice Gibbons, Myra Nelson, Arliss Hoffman, Joyce Ander son, Koreen Ballard, Margaret Carpen ter, Joanne Rhinehart, Joyce Ohlmann, Karen Ferguson, Carol Ross, Sue Grant, Karen Williams, Janice McBirnie, Richard Hudson. Hi-Tri Presidum. Rosemarie Chance; Vicv l’r(*si(lenI, Sandra Hivk; St-crvlary, Rhoda Nowlaml; Tr(‘a. 1 1 ' _ Lwe Y-ers ‘ Prcsidt-nt, Karon Mustapha; Vicv I’rr~.~'idr*nt,Janice Gumtau; SR-("rt-lary. Rita Howard; 'I'r<-a. Congratulations, Seniors WHITE’S DRESS SHOP %;Ui%”‘”' ' .. w£Lr:.o1~i1£“ro M HZ! } at was...» »...-9.» .....¢ ...... -A ~--»— «---~ W RWSAT“"‘"‘°m“Am N Sponsoring [his page is SCHIFF’S SHOE STORE SONJA REEDHOLM SUE CRANT ' High Cheerleaders KOREEN BALLARD BETTY MCELYEA KAREN TI{U].|N PAT (LURRAN F otball The Boone High football team may not have ended the 1955 season with an ia impressive success. The string Boone of victories, team’s losses but in were terms mainly of sportsmanship, based on injuries. the 1955 At the season‘ time was of the Boone-Ames game four regulars were injured. Many times the expert coaching of Jim McLeran.paid off, as in the Grinnell Game. The Toreadors stopped a terrific drive to defeat Marshalltown 7-0. Everyone agrees that this was not the best season for the Toreadors, but Boone has potentialities for a great team next year. Coaches,left to right: Co-Captains &_ ‘V McLeran, Carroll, McIntyre Richard Byerly, J. Peterson Congratulations, Seniors DAD & LAD CLOTHING Co B 0 ONE C01.’.’ -¢,,—.,.o,¢».,.»;.,-es" - .‘ _ f j -' :, * " I _ V if’ ’—.‘»" ' ‘ '4;-~ v -- ‘ «-.~: '~: * :»,=al¢;r.w_I,».:I:x-.Vmy V‘L SUE GRANT Attendant SONJA REEDHOLM Attendant CAROL BRIGGS /Ittendant JOYCE LARSON Attendant Queen ELNA REEDHOLM 4* This page is sponsored by WELCH STUDIO Left to right: Jim Taylor, Davis Gibbs, Bob Musser, Chuck Musser, J. Peterson, Larry Bergloff, Don Stevens, Rich Byerly, Bob Harder, Jack Robertson, Tom Miller, Larry Meyers, Daryl Trulin, Jack Langmade, Larry Land, Mike Newbold, and Coach Clifton. Varsity Basketball Seniors on this year’s squad are, left to right: David Gibbs, J. Peterson, Larry Bergloff, Rich Byerly, Bob Harder, and Tom Miller. Jim Anderson presents Coach Clifton’s jersey to co captains Chuck Musser and J. Peterson. Clifton’s old number, “23"-, will be retired. SCHEDULE Boone 49 North ., ,, 47 Boone, _ 75 l)eni:.-on , , 54 ])z's1r1'(-/ Boone 61 Perry , , 44 Boone 58 (irinnell _, 60 Boone ,, , 77 Boone 70 Grand Junction ,, Boone ,6] (iarroll , , ()3 Boone ,, 57 Oskaloosa , 72 lioone 81 _leffer.~'on, 66 Boone, , ,, 57 \lVel). Coach Clifton’s Toreadors started the 1955-56 basketball season off with a bang by winning their first three games. Then came a losing streak of four. To- break this streak they beat D. M. Tech and Denison and nearly won the Grinnell game but lost out in overtime. After then losing five games, they whipped into Oskaloosa and succeeded in winning that game. The boys then went to district play and showed that they had what it takes by winning both of their district games. This made them eligible for the sectionals. They were paired with North, a tough team from Des Moines, whom the Toreadors had beaten once before by only two points. After decisively winning this game, they were to play Ames, their long-time rival. This game was probably the most heartbreaking game of the season for the squad. After Boone—53.playing a beautiful game in both offense and defense, the score was Ames——55, The school spirit was really lifted in these last four games and when it came time for the Boone-Ames battle, there were _l,l()()fans in the Iowa State Armory to cheer the Toreadors on. The students formed a snake dance all around the floor while the two teams were warming up. They shouted and cheered for their team loud enough to prove that win or lose. they will still stay behind them all the way. The sophomore team ended up with a record of 9-6. Two of the sophomore boys were promoted to the varsity squad at the beginning of the year. These were Jack Langmade and Bob Musser. Rod Von Krog, another sophomore, was put on the varsity team for the district and sectional games. Coaches Clifton and McIntyre are to be commended for their fine work this year. SOPHOMORE SQUAl) Front row, left to ‘right: Rod Von Krog, Donald Cross, Mike Hyatt, Coach Melntyre. Second row: Dick Gilliam, Dick Hamilton. Jack (foffman, Coaelies Mclntyre and Clifton. Third row: Larry Howell, Dick Wliitt-“Paul King, Jack Brannon. Fourth row: Douglas Dodd, Jerry Lind, Alan Rot-der, Tom I’:-stotnik. Third row, left to right: Coach Broekhart, Joe Combs, Chester Rhinehart, Mike Herman, Tony Williams, Phillip Standly, Alan Norton, Larry Berglund, John Abrahamson, Keith Brower, Don Dearborne, Manager. Second row: Lee Cook, Don Cross, Jim Miller, Denny Elliot. Dave Bender, Tom Currier, Bill Herman. Third row: .lim Lawless, Fred Vitt, Dave Nelson, Hans Goeppinger, Wallace Aringdale, Tom Reed, Dick Long. ' SWIMMING SCHEDULE Boone ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,_17 Roosevelt ...... 60 Boone ______.,30 Lincoln ...... 47 Boone ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, __40 East ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. _.,.37 Boone ______,,46 Fort Dodge ______—430 Boone.,,, North ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, __4-0 Boone ______.4~7 Fort Dodge ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..30 Boone Lincoln ...... -44 Boone East ...... 29 Boone Roosevelt ...... , 56 Boone...... ,, 33 North ______"44 Swimming This year’s swimming team is the best that Boone High School has had in five years. After winning four meets and losing six, the swimming team closed the season by placing eighth in the state. It should be noted that under Coach Brookhart’s capable leadership, five meet records were set by the team. Four seniors——JimLawless, Wallace Arringdale, Tom Reed, and Jim Miller— were on the team this year. Wally Arringdale and Tony Williams were the top divers this year. Dave Nelson and Tom Reed accumulated the greatest number of points. Track Boone High boys who like to run, jump, or throw usually satisfy their desires by becoming members of the track team. The team has made excellent showings in pre vious years and look for the same results this year. Pictured at the left is the beauti ful Boone High track. ' Golf Fast becoming a quite prominent spring sport at Boone High is golf, and Boone High boasts a fine group of young golfers. With most of the team returning this year, they are expected to continue their fine record. Pictured at left are Coach Lovin and the returning lettermen for this year. Tennis The word “love” is usually associated with the spring time and can be heard quite often around Boone when the Boone’ High Tennis team goes into action. Al though tennis is just in its infancy at Boone High, the team last year made a fine showing and expects even more pos sibilities this year. Pictured at the left are the team and Coach Hokanson. First row, left to right: Sandy Hick, Joan Cornelius. Jackie Conn, “Roiney” Chance, Ann Clausen. Second row: Karen Mustapha, Etta Mae Grady, Priscilla Chinstedt, Karen Dutton, Rita Howard, Betty Lincoln, Manager. Back row: Mr. Lovin, Sue Petersori. and Delores Deal. Not pictured are Marie Roby and Hazel Deal. Girls’ Basketball The B.H.S. Toreadorettes ended their season with a record of 5 wins and 7 losses. They won their first seven games then lost five. Two of these losing games were really heartbreakers. The United Community game ran into overtime with United Community winning 51 to 49. The score of the Bayard game ended 55 to 54. Some close ones were won also. The scores of the Rockwell City and Jewell games were 40 to 39 and 32 to 31 respectively. Girls receiving letters this year were “Romey” Chance, Joan Cornelius, Jackie Conn, Ann Clausen, Sandy Hick, Marie Roby (‘who had enough credits to graduate in January, but got her letterl, Hazel Deal, Rita Howard, Etta Grady, and Karen Mustapha. I " This year's graduating seniors are, left to right: Joan ' Cornelius. Jackie Conn. “Romey” Chance, Ann Clausen, andSandyHick. Ogden , 8 Boone ,, 34 Grand Junction 26 Boone ,, 52 Slater ,, , ,,,35 Boone,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,7l Adel ,, , ,, , 29 Boone , , , ., 39 Ankeny ,,,,., ,,, ,,, 27 Boone , 34 Rockwell City , 39 Boone ,,,,,, 40 Jewell ,, ,, , 31 Boone,, , United Comm. , 51 Boone ,, ,, . .49 Perry A, . 61 Boone, , , 38 Bayard , 55 Boone , , 54 Winterset ,,,67 Boone , ,, , 8 lildora 50 Boone . , 34 Farnhamville ,, 36 Boone , , 66 Valley 73 Boone 45 Sectional Blairshurg ,, , 48 Boone , 445 ..-'~.»-wv-» 5..-«,.~..:. .A.=.~;~av,~Xv-i=r3m..¢.:r9«a%-éalnwiifavu-!¢I:»a~és\3J‘-5-51=J¥wwi"»”**5"““‘3‘*"fi“i ‘J'.‘a»"5r|*.3l’*»—’$v5“I.“'.i¢. Ninth Grade Back row, left to right: Barhara Kahl, Sharon Bartlett. Bill /\11zh-rsmi. Mr. Hove. Franei.< .\litr,'hell. Connie Miller. Fourth row: Don Josephson, Mary Lou Duran. Jaines Cross. David Op pedahl, Bob W8l‘l‘lCl]. Third row: Sharon Mcliirnie. Barhara Davidson, Marilyn '\Iorris. Charles l\TcCriff. Steve Kraesen. Second row: Sharon Garvey, Karen Schwein, Jerry llecktel. Sharon l’<-ter.~'on.First row: Charlotte Herriclx’. Delores Deal. James Hartmen. Ben Pollard. Steve Shaler. Harley McCoy. Back row. left to right: Wallac<%Dun ean. David Otto. Jon Kneza-vieh. Cary .\l(:Cool, James W'ard. Carolyn Reed. .\liss Ulfvrts. Louise Runyan. Fourth row: Larry Ford. l.aVerm- Crahau. Carolyn Ray. (Ihristie Thedo. Darlene Van Cannon. Third row: James Moore. Alan Munson. Susan Peterson. Lynn Anderson, Doris Jean Lundstrom. Mary Jane Vignovich. Second row: Mike Herman. Ray Morley. Charles MC(.'uhl)in.<. Steven Sterner, Constance Godwin. First row: Kenneth Anderson. Larry Firnhabcr. Bill Monen, Anne Gruenig, Martha Jensen. Sandra Suth ern. Not pictured: Karen Nygren. Back row: Merle Krug. Roger Adams. Carroll Clahaugh, Barbara Runyan, Tom Allie. L('Roy Jenses, Andrew Johnston. Third row: .\li('hael Engnell. David Lynn. Larry Fielder, Janice Rhinehart. Glenda .\ICCan1l)rid;:e. Karon Robertwon. Lilila Liden. Second row: l.¢'5lil‘ S<-llers. Jack .\Iiller. Kath ern Disney, Karen Maddon. Jackie .\Iilh*r. Barbara ;\nd<-r.~'011.First row: David R£‘)'It(|l(lsOI1. Loren CilJ. This page is sponsored by WESTERN OIL CO. Ninth Grade Back row, left to right: Sylvester May field, Larry Flockhart, Betty Hasstedt, Mrs. Brunner. Third and fourth row: Lucy Marnach, Jimmy Fullerton, Jean Bollenbaugh, Bob Day, Betty Post, Al bert Porter, Deanne Wilson, Eugene Nelson, Marie Cuenther, Milo Nelson. Second row: Donald Foltz, Karen Swanson, Pat Hopkins, Gary Ulrick, Gayle Ohlmann, Dick Lanning. First row: Elmer Eckhart, Bill Day, George Swigert, Danielle Hartsell, Sharyn Thompson, Ella Tilley. Back row, left to right: Melvin Berg, Larry Efkamp, George Pestotnik, Neil Jackson, Bill Barquist, Glenn Ohlmann. Third row: Beverly Ross, Sharon Pat ten, Helene Wright, Dale Maynard, Leo Lortz, Fred Erickson. Second row: Donna Deal, Roger Charlet, Mike Kelly, Allan Walker, Jim Clark, Charles Peterson. First row: Sandra Shadle, Sandra Pharoah, Carolyn Dah lin, Carole Schroeder, Larry McAn nally, Melvin Holmberg, Ronald Rosen green. Mr. Brookhart, Homeroom Ad visor. Back row, left to right: Hugh Jensen, Marion Jones, Rand Holland, Jim Beckwith, Mr. Roloff. Fourth row: Matilda Vickrey, Dean Franck, Joyce Hickle,.Ronald Elsberry, Kent Smith, Gary McVicker. Third row: Herbert Jacobson, Delores Hampton, Charlotte Walters, Barbara Craun, David Tucker. Second row: Janet Carter, Clare Reis, Lelia Kemmer, Jackie Moran, Darwin Backous, Don Pritchard. First row: Ruth Pearson, Kay Erickson, Francine Belhassen, Millicent Stutzman, Dorothy Lindahl, Louise Lorentzen, Karen Smiley. /g___ Sponsoring this page is BOONE COUNTY ABSTRACT & LOAN COMPANY .-.-2.:.,...-..-n 34,-. .n...¢.-»i——+-wt»9::.-'~w«»ara:mv-'~‘.~¢- aw)’-‘ii’-‘«" . §.,..,,_.,,..;,. ._;.~,._,,._«...mx~.-V. - 4-: ~ . . _.--4 ..;.. - V »v Ninth Grade Back row, left to right: Melvin Mur ken, Mr. Clifton. Fourth row: Leonard Lorentzen, Gary Bryant, Ted Bass, Kenneth Swanson, Robert Wright, Den nis Ferry. Third row: Charles Croxen, Joel Poshusto, Oscar Gordon, Robert Hunter, Janet Larson. Second row: Rose Marie Schell, Carolee Varak, Mary Ellen Hagaman, Sandra Smith, Jane Young, Judith Kliegl, Front row: Anna Lee Long, Geraldine Raet-. tig, Deanna Eldien, Vicki Reed, Caro lyn Vesey, Emily Grabau. Eighth Grade Back row, left to right: Jim Oppe x dahl, Larry Gibbs, Gail Nystrom, . » l David Henry, Neal Gragg, Jonathon 3‘ 5 Martz. Fourth row: Cynthia Case, Mar 3 J jorie Echardt, Donna Smith, Peggy x 9 Hopkins. Third row: Susanne Fro hardt, Kathleen Gibbons, Nikki Miller, Joyce Thrap, Sharon DeVoogd. Second row: Lorraine Garner, John Clymer, Maurice Phipps, Junior Eckley, Mel vin Brown, Gerald Peterson. Front row: Diana Miller, Lynne Hohenshell, Car olyn Bell, Joan Welch, Laverne Holm berg, James Pollard, Keith Anderson. Homeroom Advisor, Mr. Carroll. Back row, left to right: Ralph Laurit zen, Richard Hutchinson, Michael Cor nelius, Miss Behrens, Jim Pritchard, Philip Nelson. Fourth row: James Veale, Gwen Aylor, Margaret Barnes, Marijo Tannehill, Leslie Schroeder, Hollis Harrington. Third row: Mary Hunt, Dixie Enslow, Karen Shafer, Joan Ray. Second row: Ginger Roby, Rhonda Ferris, Joan Grasso, Mary Jo Caldwell, David Graves, Franz Fletter. Front row: Sharon Cole, Lois Howard, Sharon Cole, Lois Howard, Sharon Wil liams, Delores Craven, Gayle Carlson, Dennis Bennett. This page is made possible by DUFFY-UTHE APPLIANCE STORE Eighth Grade Back row, left to right: Thomas Blum berg, Ralph Patterson, Stephen Nel son, Ronald Sorber, Albert Steinbergs, Raymond Sundine, not shown. Fourth row: Donald Dutton, Keith Johnson, Ronald Carter, Larry Fullerton, Theo dore Handlon. Third row: Stephen Snedden, Kenneth Karr, Gail Adams, John Evans, Mary Jo McLeod. Second row’: Beth Severtson, Joyce Dawson, Sandra Keech, Dianne Haleen, Mar lene Bancroft, Sherie Carrell, William Kerns. Front row: Karen Klinkefus, Gloria Lee McNaughton, Vanace Stone burner, Linda Johnson, Margaret Ha leen, Rachel Lansing. Homeroom Ad visor, Miss Markwalder. Back row, left to right: Clifford El liott, Phillip Sherbon, Merle Hopkins, Michael DuGan, Billy Gilliam, Miss McCoy. Fourth row: John Wright, Roberts Houston, Keith Bass, Judy Springer, Sandra Tilley, Neil Holley. Third row: Karen Anderson, Marley Jo Fritch, Robert Price, Jerolyn Dix son, Carol Coleman, Richard Coan. Second row: William Martin, Karen Bennett, Wilmeth Herrick, Charlotte Paris, Linda Hutson, Frederick Mar tin. Front row: David Martin, Bev erly Peter, Nelma Godfrey, Linda Wiley, Judith Cazett, Jerry Platter, Thomas Rose. Back row, left to right: Joe Russell, Bob Barnett, Sharon Stolte, Mr. Jones, Larry Swank, Jim Westberg, Bob Sny der, Connie Miller, Myra Aspengren, Marianne Knezevich. Third row: Dar rell Richards, Dennis Sigler, Jerry Baker, Darrell Marlowe, Janice Vog ler, Elizabeth Hott. Second row: Ken neth Lebo, Arlo Davidson, Glen For ster, Norma Blumberg, Carolyn Mor ris, Judy Braklow. Front row: Stone Rose, James Siegler, Larry Snowgren, Evelyn Wright, Shirley Fritch, Janet Schroeder, Nora Germer. This page is made possible by DORAN, DORAN, DORAN, ERBE 82 DORAN LAWYERS .~.-'.-.-.-»..-;-,.m_'v%y:;..v.--,-ax-:’-B,‘-“_'_. »xe«:;4.-wt:-=-.'»y.v.~xwrIw‘.--1 -'t»*r5“~«*-"“""‘**fi""'-"4 "~""“'-"""‘*" ‘-‘ “ " Eighth Grade Back row, left to right: Mark Tomp kins, Mr. Lamb, Leon Getting, Torn Mallicoat, Luann Hauge. Fourth row: Linda Sue Berglund, John Capps, Bradford Beckett, Donald Reeves, Charlotte Ashbaugh. Third row: Carol Ann Peterson, Birger Nelson, Donna Pesek, Marion Logue, Jean Coeppinger. Second row: Fred Harvey, John Reid, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Wilhelm, Charlene Pulver, Martha Fields, Joan Harvey, Larry Cook. Front row: Larry Trulin, Thomas Grasso, John Hunter, Duane Ely, Roy Long, Carolyn Du Gan, Douglas Lendt. Back row, left to right: Ronald Weyer, Ted Summers, David Jacobson, Eu gene Nelson, Mrs. Henry. Fourth row: Kenneth Carlson, Don Franklin, Mil ford Bloomquist, Mike Aurand, Jon Custafson, Sandra Hartman. Third row: Carol Lathrope, Kenneth Shafer, Terry Johnson, Peggy Brower, Tom Koenig, Donald Stiles, Sharon Hartley. Second row: Janet Smith, Patricia Hagaman, Sharon Jones, Janet Erick son, Marilyn Paris, Drew Lorentzen. First row: Shirley Lycke, Ver Deen Bales, Bernard Weber, LaVerne King, Frances Crawford, Larry Hansen. Back row, left to right: Robert Dulton, Tom Fullerton, Steve Miller, Mr. Stone, Jean Abbott, Ann Stenholz. Third row: Larry Mickle, Darrell Mestdaugh, Ted Carter, John Brausey, Robert Ahrens, Kay Wiley, Barbara Fetzer. Second row: Gary Johnson, Basil Hicks, Karen Newland, Katherine Wright, Nancy Westfall, Mary Dean._ Front row: Bill Miller, Gary Highland, Maurice Smiley, John Mclntyre, Kathleen Carrol, Ron ald Moran. Your sponsor for this page MEYER’S CLOTHING STORE Seventh Grade Sixth ruw: Mike /\hlstrmn, Mike \Va:~'h— burn, Sandra Hnlianshell. Ronnie l Roby, Wallace Marlin, Mrs. Martin. ‘ Fifth row: Alan Earner. Stisati Tnhill. Donna Mourman. Marjorie Parcel. Fnurlli row: Marilyn Eekhart. ,ln_V(‘(' Thede. Donna Simwgreri. Lynn (Ilark. Kathryn MeCamhridge. Third rnw: Judy Harvey. Diane llurlingame, Bar bara Riker. l3e.<.sie Lnn;_rl1enry. Seemid ruw: Jerry (lnnverse. Wayne Tilley, Walter Zimbeek, Juyee Nelsmi. Ina Eekley. First mw: Peter ‘V/erner, Ron nie Efkamp. Larry Re_vn0ld.<(m,Lnnette Alber, Ralph Craven. l'lnd<0n Lainsun. Fifth row: Jerry Ilunter. Larry (Ila baugh, Mr. S'wat1sm1. Fuurlli row: Duane AI1llI‘l‘.s(>n,Donald Davis. Oliver Palmer, Robert (i£lI'l.*~’l)l].Jnhn Kneek. Richard lngalls. Third ruw: Stisziti Herrick. Juyee Ulterbark. Sue l’e.~'lnt nik, Linda Boyd, Donna lmn Jay, Diana Allie. Seeuml row: John Tanne hill, Lynne Doran, Sue Muore, Ann .\lel)erm»tt, Alan Tompkins. First row: Tum .\le(lriff, Daryl Stabenuw, Mun elaire Conn, Caryl Kristiaristm, Sharon S1nu;,rer, Kay Huber. Sixth rnw: Kenneth \Valters, Joe Ole son. Ross Heaps, Mr. Levin. Fifth row: Susan McDaniel, Kay. Hyatt, Kay Hicks, Carolyn Clark. Fourth row: Mary Jane \Valker, Dennis McCo0l, Phillip Knudsen, Roger _\Ic(.'0y. Third rnw: Cleo Craven, Ellen Eekley, Dn lores Masters, Lottie Morgan. David Spurgenn. Second row: Janice Ahrens, Judy Reed, Karen Oliver, Janice Has stedt, Timmy Clark. First row: Robert Rinehart, Jerry Ellsbury, W/alter Hull, David Adams. Dick Reed. Kenneth Dutton. This page is sponsored by IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER \-.,.-5».-,nt~.. swii‘ ,-‘:I.- ..§.:vwg "v-‘gr;.vruvn'£-.1‘-Iofiflv -PK‘,-;.!4§~a-‘E9’!-‘.?*“‘¢»“"-”':-~‘33'i‘J '-‘1‘~"' ‘~ " ’ TTTTF Seventh Grade Mr. Hokanson, Fourth row: James Brown, James Hall, Harlan Wildt, Jean Siegel, Lyn Sterner, Errita Young, Kathleen Deal, Joan Kliegl. Third row: Bill W(*y(-r, John Loran, Judy Appen zeller, Marvin Lestina, Jacquelyn Dol phin, Joanne Stoley, Faye Holland. Second row: Robert Ashbaugh, Law rence Pepples, John McMahon, Rosalyn Foster, Mary Shaler, Kathrene Larson, Luella Kelley. First row: Stephen Mil ler, Kenneth Williams, Verne Lyon, Frank Belhossen, Ronald Long, Edw‘ard Post, Jay Knezevich. Fifth row, left to right: Larry Paulson, Douglas Custafson, Jack Bergloff, Joe Long, Miss Thompson, Edward Lynn. Fourth row: Norma Kiddie, Jackie Sharp, Patty Lane, Jean De Voodg, Jim Mylenbusch, Charles Smith. Third row: Patty Deal, LaRayn<- Sinn, Gertie Kes ter, Marilyn Adix, Leanna Fullerton. Second row:Marieta Holloman, Sharon Clicm, Gloria Sundine, Judy Price, Bill M(:Birnie. First row: Joel Pearson, Billy Miller, Gene Keys, Marcia Bohlen, Ray ford Bell, Mike Givens, Roberta Pear son. Fourth row: James Buss, Dwight An derson, Mrs. Yaryan, Roger Dennis. Third row: Betty Davidson, Sandra Burke, Dick York, Richard Lamb, Doro thy Masters, Robert Mishler, Donna Stumbo. Second row: Carol Swain, Bar bara Wills, Nancy Parkinson, Carol Hamil, Karon Elliott, Bill Struthers, Susan Morgans, Kay Helm, Phyllis Schroeder. First row: Carl Staley, Tom Sellers, Ellen lngersoll, Barbara Pestot- ‘ nick, Robert Harris, Arthur Elsberry, LaVonne Anderson. This page is sponsored by CITIZEN’S NATIONAL BANK Seventh Grade Fifth row: Mike Disbrowe, Timothy Pepper, Philip Larson, Mrs. Bullock, Terry Wheeler. Fourth row: Thomas Burke, Cary McLeod, Dean Harris, Larry Myrick. Third row: Edward Anderson, Dennis. Mylenhush, Kay Griurson, Judith Stotts, Beverly Camp, V V Karen Elsberry. Second row: Mickey ' _- ‘ Sullivan, George Hannum, Sharon Lou ‘J ' . L iiiiiVVV Heaps, Judith Brogden, Joyce May field, Elizabeth Latham, Linda David son. First row: Sharon Kay Anderson, Shirlee Schwein, Linda Suthern, Patty Knight, Pamela Parrish, Neil Jones, John Malcom, George Ahrens. This page is sponsored by HOLBBOOK PLUMBING wow».sac '¢_-ati-an}‘ver‘-.au..r1»r:—‘s«-4:47. --GAE‘!mum Cm1g1'z11ulalim1s. Seniors KNODLE FINANCE The Scroll Staff wishes to thank the following firms for their financial support: ALBER MUSIC SHOP DR. 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LONGWORTH 81WICKS, M.D. VIRGINIA’S HOUSE OF FLOWERS ...,.»,,., g.. um .-—.-..A->.:'r'u'.'A}J.y-;.:1o.l':YI-J<1~¢rflv§i;$@I|“bi‘N~*:Br‘/\‘-A M Reitz, Gloria——30, 33 Reynolds, Allan—30, 33 Madden, Larry—28, 33 Reynoldson, Karen——30,33 Manriquez, James—28, 33 Rinehart, ]oleen—30, 33 Manriquez, John—28, 33 Robey, Arthur—30, 33, 56, 69, 71 Martin, Albert——28,33, 100 Robey, Marie——30,33, 62 Martin, Daniel——28,33, 50, 51 Roby, Russell-31, 33, 51, 100 Martin, Hazel—28, 33 Martin, Virginia—28, 33 S McCall, Barbara——28,33, 62, 68, 70 Sawyer, Charlotte—31, 33, 60, 61 McCambridge, James—28, 33 Saylor, Patricia—~31, 33, 34, 35, 56, 57, 62, 63, 64, McCoy, Richard—28, 33, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 100 66, 70, 71 Miller, Albert—28, 33 Schroeder, Don~——31,33,47, 77 Miller, Carroll———28,33 Scott, Cary—31, 33 Miller, James—28, 33, 46 Sellers, Robert—31, 33, 76, 100 Miller, Mary—28, 33 Sesker, Marlene——31,33, 50 Miller, Thomas-28, 33, 80, 84 Shuey, Kenneth—31, 33, 50, 56, 71, 76 Mishler, Mary Jane——29,33 Shuey, Lois—31, 33 Moeller, Mary Ann—29, 33, 52, 54, 55 Shuey, Walter—31, 33, 76, 100 Murken, Daryl—29, 33, 46, 50, 51, 69, 71 Sinclair, Elizabeth———31,33 Mowrer, Rawleigh——29,33, 100 Smith, Cerald—31, 33, 84, 100 N Smith, Keith—31, 33, 64, 100 Smith, Ronald—31, 33 Narey, Ka'y——29,33,34, 35, 45, 46, 50, 60, 61, 64 Sowle, Sharon—32, 33, 56, 57, 65 Neely, Janice—29, 33, 100 Steffy, Harold——32, 33 Nelson, Kae—29, 33, 54, 55 Strickler, James—32, 33 Nelson, Merle—29, 33, 50, 51, 76, 100 Swain, Wayland—32, 33, 46, 50, 51, 56, 57, 64, 71, Newland, Rhoda——29,33, 50, 62, 66, 70, 71, 100 Nordstrom, Karen——29,33 84. 100 T Nystrom, Donald—29, 33, 69 Thacker, Stanley—32, 33 Thede, Robert—32, 33 O W Ohlmann, .10yce—29,33, 50, 51,69 Walters, Gerald—32, 33 P Weber, Larry——32,33 Pepples, Teddy—29, 33, 100 The Scroll Staff wishes to thank our photogra phers for their co-operation: John Harrington for Pestotnik, Bonnie——29,33, 47, 50, 52, 53, 54, 55 the first sixteen pages and Bob Hamilton for the remainder of the annual. 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