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

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acrobats. A lot of talent showed itself that night. The Quality Inn was the place for Seniors on December 7. This was the sight of the Senior Dinner Dance. The Student Council provided us with the Homecoming festivities and also planned the Almost Anything Goes event which was to take place the day before Christmas vacation. Plans had been made, students and faculty were all signed up to compete in the various events, but on December 20, the weather had other plans. Boone County was closed due to snow. Other activities followed throughout the year. A Hawaiian Dance brightened up the cold, gray days of winter and the Prom spoke of the promise of Spring just around the corner. The Prom moved its location this year. Rather than having it at the Drawbridge as it had been for the past several years, the ’86 prom was held in romantic Moonlight Gardens at Old Coney. Athletics at Boone remained a very big part of the school scene. It held excitement for many; not just the players but the fans who loved to support their “Rebel” and “Lady Rebel” players. Coach Hauck’s mighty Rebel football team started out the year with a bang by winning the Districts and the Regional Championship. Even though the Rebels were defeated by Lexington Layfette in their second Bottom: Powder Putt football was a big thrill for the Rebel cheerleaders as they creamed the Conner Kittens Bottom Lett: Proudly repreaenting the Rebelettea, Michelle Buelow and her escort. Steve Canfietd. enjoy the ride through the Homecoming parade Bottom Right: Performing during the Talent Show, Amy Ford shows off her excellent singing ability Far Bottom: In deep concentration. Ed Denton shows his talent at the piano during Talent Show Far Right: Showing the true colora of the Ftebel Brigade Band. Tia Twaddel shines during halftime

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marker boards so no chalks dust could get into the computers. The Distributive Education (DECA) class also got a new room located in the new building. They were provided with new mannequins and cash registers. The Special Education Dept, had a series of new rooms and our assistant principal, Mr. Hoskins, got a new office. Drivers Ed. and VoAg. had a new location as well. The art room and Home Ec. rooms were reconstructed and had wonderful new equipment installed. A new teachers lounge was provided in the new part of the building for non-smoking teachers to enjoy. All in all, the reconstruction made BCHS a much nicer place to work, to play, and to learn. The activities at Boone County always kept the student body and staff busy. Homecoming was the first major event and was a bit unusual this year. It was not freezing cold like many Homecomings before but was quite comfortable. Boone County's win over Newport Central and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, Emma Hyslop, made it a most memorable occasion. The Talent Show was a huge success. Mrs. Susan Patterson and the Rebel Reveiw Staff put together a very good show for everyone to enjoy. There were many exciting acts including singers, dancers and Opposite page: In response to a question. Jenny Allen wishes to be recognized Top: With the help of a calculator, Alicia Moore works on her accounting assignment Middle right: The help of Mrs. Jean Wilkinson makes cutting a pattern easier tor Christina Hall Middle left: In his biology class. Mr Ted Revak demonstrates the process of photosynthesis Above: Concentrating on the image on the screen. Kim Sullivan runs a new program through the computer Center: During their time between classes, Toni Kidwell and Grade Hatfield make use of the softdrink machines in the tunnel. Lett Keeping an eye on her students. Mrs. Cmdy Wallace watches lor mistakes. OPENING 5

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