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

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Bottom: Running for a touchdown, Carl Adkins races down the field. Right: Enjoying the Homecoming dance. Amy Andrew and Gary Kimman snuggle during a slow dance. Bottom Right: As the scoreboard shows, the Rebel football team often left a large margin between the score. Far Right: After being crowned Homecoming Queen. Emma Hyslop smiles beautifully at the photographers. Special Memories Of A Excitement and anticipation increased as the events lead- ing up to Homecoming ’85 be- gan. A tea was held for the candidates and their mothers on Wednesday, October 16 in the library. All of the young la- dies, sponsored by various clubs and organizations, were interviewed and judged by the celebrity judges, Eric Warren and Donn Burrows of Channel 12. “The questions the judges asked weren’t hard,” ex- plained Jeana Vonderhaar, “but you had to know what you were talking about.” As the week progressed, excitement continued to grow as the Homecoming evening finally arrived. The festivities 12 HOMECOMING began with the traditional pa- rade featuring the marching Rebel Brigade leading a pro- cession of each queen candi- date and her escort in a snaz- zy convertible. A thirty car caravan could be seen wind- ing along for well over a mile. The weather was mild for the game that evening and the fans and candidates were an- ticipating a thrilling game. De- termined not to disappoint anyone, the fighting Rebels were hotter than ever and ready to win. Even though Newport Central scored the first touch-down of the game, our tough team came back on a rampage, leaving the score at halftime 21-7, Boone Coun- ty dominating the Thor- oughbreds. The highlight of Homecom- ing finally came with the an- nouncement of all the finalists for Homecoming Queen. The moment arrived that so many had been waiting for as Deb- bie Burton, escorted by Chris Smith and representing the Lady Rebels, was announced as fourth attendant. Lana Wil- son, escorted by Todd Scher- enbeck, representing the Latin Club, was third attendant. The second attendant was Jeana Vonderhaar, escorted by Ed- die Drohan, representing the Yearbook and the first atten- dant was Lisa Tanner, repre- senting the Computer Club, escorted by Jim Taulbee. Then as the hearts of the can-

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 Left: Firing up the crowd at a basketball game, the Rebel Pep Band toot their horns. Top: Acting as escort during halftime activities, Buddy Pittman walks alongside Mimi McClure. Above: Arriving at the Senior Dinner Dance. Gina Tirey and her date Keith Stanbaugh check their coats. Making Boone County “Better Than Ever” was the reason for many of the activities that took place throughout the year. There were always more than enough exciting events to keep students busy and entertained. Starting with a memorable Homecoming night and ending with a beautiful prom, the year was full of fun. ACTIVITIES DIVIDER 11

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Below: The Homecoming court, from left to right: Lana Wilson. Lisa Tanner. Jeana Vonderhaar. Debbie Burton. Second row: Todd Schierenbeck. Jim Taulbee. Emma Hyslop. Neil Robinson. Eddie Drohan, Chris Smith. Above: Full of anticipation, Stephanie Modlin and Scott Schwartz wonder who will be crowned Homecoming Queen. HOMECOMING 13