Boone County High School - Boone Hi Ways Yearbook (Florence, KY)

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 No one knows who did it, but no on© has the heart to cover it up. The only locker left unrepaired shows a huge smile. Painting a spirit sign for that weeks game, Cheerleaders Lana Wilson, Veronica Drohan, Teresa Grant and Julie Tate work hard after school. Afaking last minute preparations for the Homecoming parade. Jim Stark and Steve Kuth place tape on the convertible while Kerri Adams waits to place her poster on the door. Opening 7

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Improvements Improving educotion standards wos olso blueprinted” for the schools future. students to prepare for their life after school. Martha Layne Collins es- tablished the plan to raise the stan- dards of Kentucky schools by raising the grading scale and by making sure that in every school day there was at least six hours of instruc- tional class time. As the year be- gan, there were sev- eral inconven- iences that had to be overcome. There were things like the smell of paint, the banging of the workmen, the roar of machinery and no heat during the beginning of the winter which made each of us aware of the drastic changes Newly installed pipes supply heat to the classrooms. The new heating system was only one of the many changes that occured in our school. Fired up and ready to take on their opponents. The Mighty Rebel football team takes the field at a home football game. 6 Openmg

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Deep in concentration, Karla Miller studies for her English test. Under dark clouds and blue sky, Boone County High School with its new office, looks brighter than ever. Behind these clowning faces lurk members of Mrs. Kohl’s 1st period drama class. Rick Knight, Becca Steinkamp, Julie Wiegand, Kara Boshears, and David 8