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

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Life At BCHS Boone County High was a large part of every stu- dent’s life. Each day for six hours or so they filled the halls with laughter and chatter and the classrooms with eager learning minds. A student’s life did not exist only within the confines of the classroom. There were activities that were equally as important. Socializing was one of the favorites; meeting in the hall between class, in the cafeteria during lunch, joining friends in the usual “hang out’’ before school, sharing smiles, ideas and dreams. Each and every student who at- tended Boone County was special in some way and contributed his part to the whole life of the school. The students joined together to help make Boone County “Better Than Ever!!” — Sherrie Mallicoat Top: A busy bustling hallway shows the typical crowd rushing to their next class. Middle: Physical Education football is very serious business as the touch football team sets the plays in the huddle. Far Left: For socializing before school, the tunnel is a favorite meeting spot for this group of students. Left: Concentrating on the task at hand. Josie Marks tries to improve her office skills. STUDENT LIFE 17

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Top: Showing true spirit, Tina Richards and Kandi Collins dress m their Rebel attire on Spirit Day. Above: In a hurry to get to homeroom. Gina Ackley comes to school with no shoes on. Top Right: An excellent quarterback form is shown by Jack Steele as Mr. Howard referees during gym class. 16 STUDENT LIFE

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The Winds Of Change As the years change, peo- ple change, and as the people change their fads and fashions change! The movies, the sin- gers,the cars, the “looks”, the year had its own unique char- acter. According to a poll taken from Boone County students, music had a definite favorite. They seemed to go all out for “The Boss” of rock-n-roll, Bruce Springsteen. The “Born In The USA” album ranked number one on the charts, showing his genuine American style. One very popular car with the kids today, the Lamborgh- ini, was chosen as the favorite. It lies within a price range of $60,000 to $100,000. And how about the biggest box-office hit? Everyone dashed to see the blockbuster movie “Rambo.” This action- packed film brought in the bucks for Sly Stallone, who portrayed the character John Rambo. He machine gunned his way through post-war Viet- nam in search of MIA’s. Out of all the new TV sit- coms, one show topped the charts as number one. Our fa- vorite comedian, Bill Cosby, had his own show and it was a super hit. The styles in clothes certain- ly change from year to year. The “look” of 1985-86 was in- fluenced tremendously by a rock star called Madonna. Stirrup pants and oversized shirts, or sweaters over shirts with the shirt-tail out, tight pants with high heels were all seen on the Boone County campus. Fads and fashions change, more come and go each year. Whatever the particular favor- ite, Boone County was in the know and right in style. — Cathy Walton 18 FADS AND FASHIONS