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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

We, the seniors of Boone County High School, Florence, Kentucky, present the 1957 edition of the Boone Hi-Ways IN MEMORIAM TO EUGENE CAVE Up, up the long, delirious, burning blue I've topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace Where never lark, or even eagle flew; And while with silent, lifting mind I've trod The high, untrespassed sanctity of space. Put out my hand, and touched the face of God. John Magee yearbook to our friend and sponsor, Edwin H. Walton, in appreciation of the understanding and patience he has shown us throughout our High School days at Boone County. VOLUME III Editor-in-Chief - Assistant--------- Senior Editor — ■ Assistants--------- Feature Editor - - Assistants--------- Business Managers Special Events - - Assistants--------- Faculty Editor - - Assistants — - - Activities-------- Assistants ------- Sports Editor----- Assistants-------- Class Editor------ Assistants-------- Advertisement Editor - - Assistants------------- Typists---------------- ----JIM HEMPFLING -----MARY JO AKIN .......HAZEL BOH - ANITA HEMPFLING SUE DISHON ■ ---JANET POLLITT - - DENNIS CLEMONS DONNA ROBBINS - - SHIRLEY MARTIN JO ANN AYLOR -----PAT DOLWICK - - JUNE TALIAFERRO JANET NORTON ■ - - BETSY COPPAGE JUDY WALTON LYNETTE COX - -BARBARA TAYLOR JUDY WILSON GERRI LANG - - LINDA HITZFIELD -----PAUL HARRIS STANLEY RATCLIFF - - LYNN FLETCHER FRANCIS TREGO RONNIE DOLWICK JIM HUEY - DOTTY DOLWldK LINDA JONES ARLENE SHADRACH .......SUE MOODY ANNE HUMPHREY SHIRLEY WASHMUTH The students at Boone County High School enjoy many activities throughout the year. Although it is a very young school, Boone County already has an outstanding sports program. One of the assets of Boone County is its clubs. There is usually an activity or proj- ect being sponsored by one of them. The students look forward each year to the Y- Teen Mother and Daughter banquet, F.H.A. and F.F.A. Banquets and skating parties sponsored by various clubs and classes, only to mention a few. There is a serious side to our clubs also, for who can tell of the fine service rendered to the school by the annual Teen-Talks sponsored by the Hi-Y and Y-Teens and the many other construc- tive projects of our clubs. Some of the lasting impressions left on students from Boone County are the products of our supe- rior Glee Clubs, Choir, and Band, for we shall never forget the thrilling experience of listening to or being a part of such old Glee Club favorites as Green Cathedral and O, Divine Redeemer and hearing the Band greet us on many occasions with our stirring school song. The school year, climaxed by the Junior and Senior prom and graduation activities, leaves each student with many wonderful memories along with a sense of accomplishment and pride in their work and Boone County. Zable of Contents Our Administration Our Faculty Our Departments Strive to Make Our School The Best Our Seniors Our Awards Display Our Ambitions for The Future Our Freshmen Our Sophomores Our Juniors Plan their Design for Learning Our Activities Our Athletics Our Organizations Our Special Events Display Our Rebel Spirit Our Administration Our faculty Our departments Our School “Zhe Best H. N. OCKERMAN Superintendent FLEM JUSTICE Assistant Superintendent the Administration Mr. Elmo Jergens, Mr. R. D. Carrigan, Mr. H. N. Ockerman, Mr. Brucke Ryle, Mr. Bruce Fergurson and Dr. W. E. Dilts. We have looked to the faculty .O - V HELEN BLANTON Berea College, B. S. Home Economics JOAN ANDERSON Transylvania, A.B. Social Science CHESTER GOODRIDGE University of Kentucky, A.B. University of Cincinnati, M.E. ■rrts. PRISILLA COOK WATSON CRAFT South Dakota State College, Berea College B.S. Agriculture Social Science CAROLYN DAY Transylvania, A.B. English Public Speaking BETTY DILTS JOHN DORMAN BETTY JEAN DUNCAN Indiana University, B.S. English University of Kentucky Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College, B.S. Commerce University of Kentucky Eastern Kentucky State Teach ers College, B.S. Commerce Zo enlighten our years CONSTANCE FOREMAN Temple University, B.S. English HAZEL FOWLER Transylvania, A.B. University of Kentucky Latin English EMILY FURNISH Western Kentucky State College, A.B. Math ROBERT GILLETTE Georgetown, B.S. Science Biology PHYLLIS HEUSER San Antonio Junior College University of Kentucky, A.B. Librarian MARILYN HOWE Syracuse University, B.S. Physical Education Along the way. ROBERT D. HUEY Eastern Kentucky State College, A.B., M.A. Math JAMES HUEY Western Kentucky State, B.S. Health FANNIE JARRELL Transylvania, A.B. Troy State Teachers College Health, Home Ec Md we wish to express CARROLL SHAVER Eastern Kentucky State College, A.B. Wake Forest College Band DONALD STAHL Eastern Kentucky State College, A.B. Typing Social Science WALLACE STRADER Kentucky State College, A.B. Wilberforce University Librarian KATHRYN McKAY Aurora College, A.B. Journalism Social Science RICE MOUNTJOY Center College, A.B. Head of Physical Education MARY BELLE PORTER University of Kentucky Georgetown Physical Education CHARLES TRUE Eastern Kentucky State Col lege, A.B. Physical Education PAT WALLACE Eastern Kentucky State College, B.S. Industrial Arts EDWIN WALTON Transylvania, A.B. University of Cincinnati, M.E.D. Chemistry Physics Our deepest appreciation to them. English Dep The English Department has 615 students enrolled in its classes, which makes it one of the largest departments at Boone County High. English is to instill in the pupils’ minds a love of good literature and to make a thorough study of English grammar so that each person may be able to write, speak, spell, and read in an acceptable manner. Mrs. Hazel Fowler headed the department and Mrs. Betty Dilts, Miss Connie Foreman, and Mrs. Carolyn Day taught the many English classes. Mrs. Day added public speaking and drama to the department. Home Economics T) c P a r t m c James L. Patton, Head of the Bureau of Vocational Education, says, Vo- cational home economics is an integral part of the educational program of the tl secondary schools of Kentucky that is doing its part toward developing the total individual. It is recognized, I am sure, by everyone that the home is a basic institu- tion in American life that is developing qualities in people at an early age that reflect in their conduct, attitude, and their general contributions to society. The over-all purpose of vocational home economics is to train individuals so they will have competencies that will enable them to establish homes and develop basic qualities so that the atmosphere will be conducive to wholesome family living, There are 156 students enrolled in the Home Economics Department, with Mrs. Helen Blanton as the department head. Mrs. Fannie Jarrell teaches home economics I and II, and Mrs. Blanton teaches home economics I, II, and III Commerce Department Perhaps the most far-reaching step in the commerce department this year has been the formation of a chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America. Students have had the opportunity of putting their commercial studies into ac- tual use in real business situations. The objective of the business department is to train students to be useful citizens. The department endeavors to develop competent and aggressive busi- ness leadership and to create more understanding and interest in choosing busi- ness occupations. Students are encouraged to improve their homes and com- munity and to establish and improve standards for entrance upon store and office occupations. Mrs. Betty Duncan heads the commerce department and, with John Dorman and Don Stahl, this year taught 293 students. They presented the following sub- jects-. typing I and II, office practice and business English, business math, gen- eral business, salesmanship, and commercial law. Science 'Department SHIRLEY MARTIN Science Award Winner More than two hundred and fifty students at B. C. are enrolled in one or more science courses. All subjects of the department are elective with the ex- ception of Health. Health is required of all students and is regularly offered in the sophomore year. General Science, Biology. Chemistry, and Physics com- plete the list of subjects offered in the Department. Every effort is made to make each subject a functional part of the student's training and individual needs and interests are considered as far as seems prac- tical to do so. Mr. Edwin H. Walton is head of this department and teaches both chemis- try and physics. Mr. Bob Gillette and Mrs. Mary Belle Porter divide their teach ing duties between general science and biology. Mrs. Porter also assists Mr. James R. Huey in the teaching of health. Public Speaking Onions in the Stew” was the Senior class play this year which was given by the Public Speaking and Dramatics Department with other members of the Sen- ior class. The play was directed by Mrs. Carolyn Day who is the head of the department. The students studied the correct way to speak before the public, different kinds of Drama, and the art of applying and using make-up. One of the projects this year was making model stages to illustrate the settings of well known plays. This was the first year the department was completely organized and much progress was made in the fields of Public Speaking and Drama. a n d D r a m a t i c s Vocational Agriculture The Vocational Agriculture department trains present and prospective farm- ers for proficiency in farming and develops the effective ability to: (1) produce crops efficiently, (2) produce livestock products economically, (3) to manage the farm wisely, and (4) to practice aggressive rural leadership. The depart- ment is headed by Mr. Watson Craft and there are 57 students enrolled in the six different subjects taught in the department. Music Department The Music Department of BCHS this year consists of the Band under the direction of Mr. Carroll Shaver, and the Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club and the A Cappella Choir under the direction of Mr, Edwin Walton. The Band and Glee Clubs have given several concerts and also have given musical pro- grams throughout the year. The Band, Mixed Glee Club and the Choir were rated superior at the Kentucky High School Music Festival this year at the University of Kentucky. All of these things along with the education of music makes this one of the most outstanding departments of the high school and it is one of which the students are proud to be members. Social Science Department The Social Science Department this year offered World history, civics, international problems, American government, world geography. American history was not offered this year because of a change from sophomore to junior requirement. Teaching these subjects were Don Stahl, department head, Miss Joan Anderson, Mrs. Priscilla Cook, and Mrs. Kathryn McKay. The object of this department is to give high school students a broader knowledge of events about them, both present and past, and a greater under- standing of the peoples of the World, thus preparing them to meet world con- ditions with intelligent appraisal. Jttdust rial Arts Mr. Pat Wallace is the department head and the only Industrial Arts teacher at Boone County this year. The projects that the department had were woodwork, sheet metal work, and ornamental iron work. In the woodwork classes the students made furniture. In the ornamental iron works class they learned how to weld and ways to work with iron. The main purpose of this class is to prepare young men of today for industry of tomorrow. Z) c P a r t m c H t Math Department There are seven subjects taught in the Mathe- matics Department. They are general mathematics, plane geometry, algebra I, Algebra II, solid geom- etry, and trigonometry. Mathematics is taught to develop accuracy and thoroughness in the students' reasoning and planning in preparation for the future, and to learn the basic language and skills of mathematics in preparation for other fields of study. There are 292 students enrolled in this depart- ment, and Mrs. Emily Furnish and Duncan Huey teach the ten classes. 'Display Our .Ambitions for Zhe Juture CARL OWEN ABBOTT Dramatics Club 3 Hi-Y Club 3.4 Pep Club 3,4 Mixed Glee Club 3.4 Football 2.3, Manager We, the Seniors, CAROL LEE AFTERKIRK Y-Teens 2,3 Pep Club 3,4 Rifle Club 3 Future Business Leaders Club 4 LOUISE KATHRYN AKRON Y-Teens 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Pep Club 4 Future Business Leaders Club 4 ROY LEE ALGE Rifle Club 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 JOHN D. AMMON Football 2,3,4 Rifle Club 3,4 Camera Club Class Vice President 3 Rebel Review Staff 4 Senior Play PATRICIA ANDERSON FHA 2,3,4 at Boone County Jtigh School JOANN AYLOR Y-Teens 2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Class Vice President 2 Class Secretary 3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Senior Play ROSETTA MAE AYLOR Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 2,3,4 Choir 3,4 FHA 2,3,4 Future Business Leaders Club 4 CAROL LEE BAGBY Pep Club 3,4 LAMAR BAILEY Hi-Y 2,3,4 Dramatics 3 Rebel Review 3 DONEL LEE BAKER Rifle Club 2 Baseball Team 2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Compliments of RAY’S DRIVE-IN, Florence, Ky. CATHERINE ELIZABETH BISCHOFF Pep Club 3,4 Future Business Leaders 4 will always remember ELDON DUANE BLACK Pep Club 3,4 Baseball Team 3 Basketball Team 4 Rebel Review 4 ANNA CATHERINE BLAKER Y-Teens 2 FHA 2,3,4 4-H 2,3,4 MARIAN ELIZABETH BLAKER Y-Teens 2 FHA 2,3,4 Pep Club 3 Senior Play HAZEL ANN BOH Y-Teens 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Future Business Leaders 4 Senior Play 4-H 2,3,4 RONALD C. BURCHAM Pep Club 3,4 Rebel Review 4 Compliments of JONES SERVICE STATION WILLIAM BURNEY Hi-Y 4 the people who were here and, the events ELMER CARPENTER Track 3,4 Mixed Glee Club 3 Pep Club 3,4 FFA 3.4 DENNIS KENT CLEMONS Baseball 3 Basketball 3, Manager 4 Hi-Y 4 BARBARA CLORE Pep Club 3,4 Future Business Leaders 4 PATSY KELLY CLORE Y-Teens 2 Pep Club 3,4 BONNIE JUNE COOK Dramatics 3 Rifle Club 3 Pep Club 3,4 Mixed Glee Club 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Band 3,4 Future Business Leaders 4 Compliments of CARR'S MARKET, Florence, Ky. JERRY LEE COOPER Mixed Glee Club 3, 4 Choir 4 Camera Club 3, 4 which took place BETSY ANN COPPAGE Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Y -Teens 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 3. 4 Office Staff 4 Class Treasurer 4 Rebel Review 4 ANGELA LYNETTE COX Pep Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Mixed Glee Club 3 Girls' Glee Club 3 Choir 3 GAA 4 EDMUND LEE COYLE Pep Club 3 Hi-Y 3.4 4-H 3.4 JACKY DEE COYLE Y -Teens 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4 Mixed Glee Club 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Rebel Review Staff 4 Future Business Leaders 4 Senior Play NORMA JANE CRADDOCK Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Compliments of BOONE-KENTON LUMBER CO.. INC Erlanger, Kentucky ROGER DAVIS Baseball Team 3,4 Football Team 3,4 Pep Club 4 Senior Play within the walls RILEY ALLEN DEATHERAGE Rifle Club 3,4 Baseball Team 3,4 ALLEN EUGENE DECK Pep Club 3,4 Football Team 3,4 Hi-Y 4 SHARON LILLIAN DOAN Y-Teens 2 Rifle Club 3 Pep Club 3,4 Future Business Leaders 4 CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM DOERMAN Hi-Y 2,3,4 DOTTY GWEN DOLWICK Y-Teens 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Compliments of CALVIN CRESS AND SONS Burlington, Ky. PATRICIA MAE DOLWICK Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 2,3,4 Choir 3,4 FHA 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Rebel Review 4 Senior Play of our high school. ARLYN EASTON Football Team 3,4 Basketball Team Manager 3 Track 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Rifle Club 3,4 Senior Play DONNA JANE EASTON Girls' Glee Club Mixed Glee Club 2,3,4 Choir 3,4 Pep Club 3 Senior Play WILMA JEAN ENGLE Y-Teens 3 Pep Club 3,4 Future Teachers Club 4 4-H 2,3,4 MARGARET LYNN FLETCHER Y-Teens 2,3,4 Band 2.3, Drum Major 4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 2,3, Accompanist 4 Rifle Club 3 Pep Club 3,4 Choir 3, Accompanist 4 Annual Staff 3,4 GEORGE FRANKLIN FLAGG Hi-Y 3,4 Track 3,4 Compliments of POSTON BROTHERS, Burlington, Ky. STANLEY RAY GOODRIDGE Rifle Club 3 Pep Club 3,4 Track Team 4 Rebel Review 4 Vo our faculty DONNA CHARLENE GORDON Y-Teens 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 2,3 Girls' Glee Club 2,3 Future Business Leaders 4 LARRY WAYNE GOUGE Hi-Y 2,3,4 Football Team 3,4 Basketball Team 2,3 Track 3,4 Pep Club 4 JANE LAWTON GREENE Y-Teens 2, 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 3,4 Pep Club 4 Future Business Leaders 4 Senior Play LARRY EUGENE HALL Hi-Y 3,4 Football Team Manager 3,4 Basketball Team Manager 3 Pep Club 4 Mixed Glee Club 4 Choir 4 CAROLE HAUCK Pep Club 3,4 Y-Teens 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 Camera Club 4 Future Business Leaders 4 we express our thanks LARRY HEGGE Hi-Y RUTH HELENA HELTON GAA 4 Future Business Leaders 4 ANITA LILLIAN HEMPFLING Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Rifle Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Office Staff 4 Senior Play Pep Club 3,4 Rebel Review 4 JAMES MEREDITH «EMPFLING Mixed Glee Club 3,4 Choir 3,4 Annual Staff 3, Editor-in-Chief 4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Band 3, Vice President 4 Senior Play Rebel Review 4 LINDA LEA HITAFIELD Y-Teens 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 3,4 Annual Staff 3,4 Future Business Leaders 4 Senior Play npUmem CAROL PENN HON Pep Club 3,4 Rebel Review 3 Future Business Leaders 4 and appreciation ANNE LEE HUMPHREY Pep Club 3,4 Y-Teens 3 Office Staff 3 Rebel Review 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Future Teachers Club 4 Annual Staff 4 BETTY ANN JOHNSON Rebel Review 3 Pep Club 3,4 GAA 4 DIXIE LEE JOHNSON Girls' Rifle Club 4 Pep Club 4 RAY F. KIDD FFA 3.4 Senior Play JAMES FREDERICK KLASERNER Hi-Y 3 Pep Club 4 Compliments of RYAN DEPARTMENT STORE, Walton, Ky. ■ MICHAEL J. KUNKEL Mixed Glee Club 3 Football Team 3,4 Pep Club 4 Senior Play for the leadership CORA LANGDON Y-Teens 2,3 MARY LOUISE LESTER Dramatics 3 Pep Club 4 HARRELL GLEN LEWIS Hi-Y 4 Compliments MARGARET MAE LEUKENS Pep Club 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 FHA 2 JANICE MALLORY Y-Teens 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 3,4 Rebel Review 3,4 Pep Club of LANG'S FRUIT MARKET, Erlanger, Ky. GARY MARTIN 4-H 2 Hi-Y 3 they have shown SHIRLEY JEAN MARTIN Y-Teens Secretary 3, Pub. 4 Annual Staff 3, Business Manager 4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 2,3,4 Choir 3,4 Bookstore Staff 4 BARBARA ANN MARKESBERY Y-Teens 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 2,3,4 Choir 3,4 Journalism Staff 3 Pep Club 3 Office Staff 4 Future Business Leaders President 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Senior Play ROSA LEE McQUERY Future Business Leaders 4 Y-Teens 2 GLEN EDWARD MAVITY Basketball 2,4 Class President 3 Class Vice President 4 Hi-Y 4 Annual Staff 3 JOHN LEE MIDDENDORF FFA 3.4 Pep Club 3 MARGARET SUE MOODY FHA 2,3 Pep Club 3,4 Journalism Staff 3,4 Girls’ Glee Club 3,4 Book Store Staff 4 Mixed Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Class Play in our last NORMA JEAN MOORE Journalism 4 JANET ELAINE NORTON Pep Club 3,4 Y-Teens 3 Future Business Leaders 4 Annual Staff 4 MARITA JEAN OLIVER Pep Club 3,4 Mixed Glee Club 3,4 Girls' Glee Club 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Future Teachers 4 ELLA MAE OSBORN Pep Club 3,4 Journalism Staff 4 Future Business Leaders 4 BARBARA ALLYNE PERRY Y-Teens 2 Pep Club 3,4 Girls’ Glee Club Girls’ Rifle Club Future Teachers 4, Reporter PEARL JEAN FRYER Pep Club 4 Future Business Leaders 4 three years RALPH EDWARD PIPER Pep Club 3,4 NORMA JEAN POINTS Pep Club 4 Camera Club 4 Future Business Leaders JANET ELAINE POLLITT Y-Teens 2,3,4, Song Leader Band 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Glee Club 2,3,4 Choir 3,4 Pep Club 3 Senior Class Play Annual Staff 3,4 STANLEY EUGENE RATCLIFF Pep Club 3,4 Journalism Staff 4 CHARLES CLIFFORD RAWLINGS Pep Club 3,4, President Football 3,4, Captain Baseball 3,4 Basketball 4 TERRY REAMS Band 4 Hi-Y 4 at ftoone County DONNA LEE ROBINSON Y-Teens 2 Pep Club 3,4 Future Business Leaders 4 LARRY ALLEN ROUSE Band 2 Mixed Glee Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Rifle Club 2,3,4 Senior Class Play ROGER WAYNE ROUSE Mixed Glee Club 2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4, Vice President Pep Club 3,4 Choir 3,4 Boys' Glee Club 2 Annual Staff 3,4 Senior Class Play WILLIAM RUDICILL Track 3,4 Pep Club 3 Hi-Y 3,4 NANCY ANN RYAN Mixed Glee Club 2,3,4 Girls’ Glee Club 2,3,4 FHA 2 Pep Club 3,4 Choir 3,4 Future Business Leaders LARRY AREDELL RYLE Pep Club 3 FFA 3 Hi-Y 4 High School ROBERT GLENN SCOTT FFA 2 Hi-Y 3,4 Pep Club 3.4 Class President 4 JOHN DOUGLAS SEBASTIAN FFA 2,3, Reporter 4 RONALD D. SEBREE FFA 2, President 3, Secretary 4 Choir 3,4 Mixed Glee Club 3,4 Senior Class Play ARLENE DORIS SHADRACK Pep Club 3,4 Girls' Rifle Club 3 Cheerleader 4 Mixed Glee Club 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Journalism Staff 4 Senior Class Play BILL SMITH Hi-Y 3.4 CAROLYN JEAN SMITH Y-Teens2,3, Treasurer 4 Band 2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Future Business Leaders 4 LARRY ROGER SMITH Football 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Journalism Staff 4 ELLEN VERNICE STEPHENS FHA 2 Y-Teens 3 Pep Club 3,4 Journalism Staff 4 Future Business Leaders 4 MABEL ANN STEPHENSON WANDA JEAN STEVENS Pep Club 3,4 Future Business Leaders 4 EMMA JANE TAULBEE FHA 2,3,4 BARBARA ANN TAYLOR Cheerleader 2,3,4 Y-Teens 2,3,4 Office Staff 2, 3,4 Class Treasurer 2 Annual Staff 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Journalism Staff 4 Future Business Leaders 4 Senior Class Play JOHN VALENTINE VICTOR ALLEN WALTON Pep Club 3,4 Journalism Staff 4 SHIRLEY MAE WASHMUTH FHA 2 Y-Teens 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Journalism Staff 4 Future Business Leaders 4 DORIS JEAN WEBSTER Pep Club 3 Future Business Leaders 4 JUDITH LORRAINE WILSON Girls' Rifle Club 3 Pep Club 3,4 Dramatics 3 Cheerleader 4 Future Teachers Club 4 MARY LOU WOODS Cheerleader 2, 3,4 Y-Teens 2, 3,4 Journalism Staff 2,4 Pep Club 3,4 Office Staff 3 Autographs � ' This year the VALEDICTORIAN award was presented to SHIRLEY MARTIN. This award is based on grades, and in general all the good qualifications of a dependable leader. This award is the highest scholastic honor a member of the Senior class can receive. This year the SALUTATORIAN award was presented to MARIAN BLAKER. This award is based on grades and in general all the good qualifications of a dependable leader. This is the second highest scholastic honor a member of the Senior class can receive. The F.F.A. award was presented to RONALD SEBREE. This award is given to the F.F.A. boy, in the Senior class, who has contributed the most to this organization through- out the years he has been a mem- ber. It is also based on all the quali- ties of a good citizen and leader. THE BETTY CROCKER HOME- MAKER OF THE YEAR award was presented to Senior DONA EASTON This award was presented after all Senior girls took a homemaker test sponsored by Betty Crocker. The winner is the one whose paper receives the highest grade, above all others. Learning to Do to Learn Earning to Live ft i Scholarship Leadership Citizenship Farming Program RAY PRIGGE I believe in the future of farming, with a faith bom not of words but of deeds. I believe that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as well as challenging. I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others. I believe in less dependence on begging and more power in bargaining. I believe that rural America can and will hold true to the best traditions in our national life and that I can exert an influence in my home and community which will stand solid for my part in that inspiring task. The HOME ECONOMICS SCHOLASTIC award was presented to ROSETTA AYLOR. This award is given by the school, and is based on the outstanding grades and interest a senior girl has had in this field. The McCALL’S TEEN-AGE FASHION BOARD award was presented to ROSETTA AYLOR. This award is based on scholarship, interest, and abilities of a senior girl in this field. The D.A.R. HOMEMAKER OF THE YEAR award was presented to PAT DOL- WICK. This award is based on the interest and abilities of the senior girl in this field; her scholastic and leadership qualities; and the contributions she has made in this field. The VOCAL award, presented by the Music department, was given to JANET POLLITT. This award is given to the Senior boy or girl who has contributed the most to the Glee Club and Choir. The BAND award, presented by the Music department, was given to LYNN FLETCHER. This award is given to the Senior boy or girl who has, individually, contributed the most to the band. TheD.A.R. CITIZENSHIP award was presented to ANITA HEMPFLING. This award is based on general leadership, ability, and scholarship. The one to whom this award is given is chosen by members of the senior class and faculty. World Affairs The WORLD AFFAIRS DELE- GATES from Boone County High School for this year were JUDY WALTON and MARY JO AKIN. They were chosen by the history department for their ability to represent the school well and their interest in history. The Florence Rotary Club sponsored the two delegates. The HI-Y CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP award was presented to ARLENE SHADRACK. The winner is chosen by officers of the Hi-Y and their advisor. This award is based on Christian Citizenship and is presented to the senior boy or girl who has been die most outstanding throughout school in this way. The FLORENCE ROTARY CLUB CITIZENSHIP AWARD was presented to BETSY ANN COP- PAGE. This award is based on the opinion of the faculty. In case of a tie the senior class makes the final decision. The one who receives this award is chosen for scholastic and leader- ship abilities. The FLORENCE LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP of two hundred and fifty dollars was presented to MARIAN BAKER. The qualifications for this award are that the student must be in the upper bracket of the class and most of all be interested in attending college. The winner is chosen after an interview of the top seniors by members of the Lions Club. The BAUSCH LOMB SCIENCE award was presented to SHIRLEY MARTIN. This award is based on the number of sci- ence courses the student has taken, the grades he has made, his interest and general abilities in the course. The winner is chosen by the Science department. The SHORTHAND award and the TYPING awards were presented to SHIRLEY WASHMUTH. These awards are given by the Commercial department and are based on the number of words the senior girl can write down from dictation in a minute, with a limit on mistakes, and the number of words a senior girl can type per minute, with a limit on errors. The ALL AROUND COMMERCIAL STUDENT award was presented to WANDA STEVENS. This award is given by the Commercial classes. This award is given to the senior girl who will succeed in the field of work. The REBEL REVIEW award was presented to BARBARA ANN TAYLOR. The winner is selected from the Rebel Review Staff listed in the newspaper by the staff members and advisor after the top five have been chosen by the journalism classes. The award is given for outstanding accomplishment and service throughout the year based upon interest, initiative, depend- ability. originality, and effort beyond the basic requirements. for Coaming IVAL ACRA MARY JO AKIN JANIE ALLEN DON ALTENHOFEN CLEDITH ANDERSON MARY HELEN BIRCH ROY BITTER CAROL BLACK CompUmen o LPI TITI UNE IOME ROBERT AUSTIN ERNESTINE BAILEY BETTY BANKS JOE CLINTON BERKSHIRE CHARLES BIRCH CHRISTINE BOGGS DOYLE BRASHEAR DONALD BROWN JO ANN BROWN TOM BUSHELMAN GERRY BUTT BILL CAMPBELL MILDRED CARSON SALLY CASEBOLT BEULAH CAUDILL DARLENE CHATHAM MAVIS CHILDERS JOHN CONNER GENE COURTNEY GARY CRADDOCK WANDA CRADDOCK GARY DAWN BUDDY DENHAM CARLEEN DENHAM SUE DISHON MARLENE DOAN RONALD DOLWICK BOB EBERT BARBARA ELLIOTT ALLEN FELDHAUS DONNA FIELDS AMAUL FLEEK JAMES FOGLE DAN FURNISH TERRY GAINES RONNIE GATEWOOD NORMA GENTRY LINDA GINTER Compliments of BOONE COUNTY RECORDER PETER GODBOIS LESLIE GOOD IRVIN GOODE JIM GRAHAM DICK GREGORY GLENA GRUBBS DAVID HALE GLENN HAMILTON JANET HEGGE JAMES HENDERSON CONNIE HICKMAN ALBERT HOLBROOK FRENCH HOLBROOK CAROLYN HOLLIS COURTLAND HOLLIS BONNY HOPPERTON JERRY HOUZE JOYCE HUDSON JIM BOB HUEY SALLY HUEY RAY HULS SALLY JACK CAROL JOHNSON Compliments of ERLANGER DRY CLEANERS, Erlanger, Kentucky LINDA JONES LOUISE KEATON ELIZABETH KELLY MARCIA KENNEDY GARY KIN MAN SAM KOVACH GERALDINE LANG JANICE L1GON WILLIS LIVER GLORIA LLOYD ROY LUCAS JOHNNY MALLORY BILLY MARSH ROSALIND MARTIN LEONARD MASON RAYMOND MAXWELL VERNER McCORD DONNA McCORMiCK MARY McCORMiCK MONTY McCORMiCK RONNIE MERSMANN TOM MILLS Compliment� of NEWMAN'S SERVICE STATION VERNON MORRIS KENNY MUNDAY ROBERT MURPHY ROBERT NOELKER GWINN OCKERMAN RUTH PERRY BARBARA PIPER TIM POPP SUE PORTER RAY PRIGGE JAMES RIDDELL DONNA ROBBLNS JIM ROBINSON BETTY ROGERS IDA MARIE 3CHWIEK BILLY SEBREE BOBBY SEBREE JOE SHOT WELL NANCY SMITH PHYLLIS SMITH JANET SNELLING DUNE SNIDER HARRY SPARROW Compliments of ERNIE'S MARKET Compliments of BOB AND GENE’S SANDWICH SHOP MARY LOU 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Covington, Kentucky dr William Ward Larry Warner Anita Webster Joyce Wheeler Todd Wilson Donald Winans Judy Winebrenner Albert Wood Gene Woods Paul Workman Compliments of S. S. KRESQE CO. INC.. Covington. Kentucky Our Activities Our At tile tics Our Organizations Our Special Events Display On Rebel Spirit Annual Staff Departmental Editor - Barbara Markesbery Senior Editor - Hazel Boh Assistants - Anita Hempfling, Sue Dishon Honors Editor - Janet Pollitt Assistants - Dennis Clemons, Donna Robbins Club Editor - Barbara Ann Taylor Assistants - Judy Wilson, Gerri Lang Annual Staff Editor - Jim Hempfling Business Manager - Shirley Martin Advisor - Edwin H. Walton Annual Staff Photographers Jerry Cooper, Sam Kovach BAND MEMBERS Beeson, Tommy Blythe, Dennis Boh, Hazel Bruce, Lani Burcham, Larry Burns, Carol Cavanaugh, Gary Conner, Dennis Conner, Patsy Cook, Bonnie Cushman, Joyce Dawn, Gary Dishon, Phyllis Dolwick, Bobby Dolwick, Elva Dolwick, James Dolwick, Pat Fletcher, Joan Fletcher, Lynn Goodridge, David Graves, Sue Green, Billy Harris, Robert Haynes, Joyce Hempfling, Beth Hempfling, Jim Herbstrait, Wanda Hopper, Diane Huey, David Hmphery, Roy Jergens, Elma Johnson, Carol McCanley, Judy McGlasson, Seltna Morehead, Nancy Munday, Kenny Peel, Lyda Pelley, Sue Pollitt, Janet Reams, Terry Riddell, Jimmy Rider, Dick Ruef, Betsy Ryle, Albert Rylo, Tommy Schiman, Bill Siekman, John Skerchock, Peggy Smith, Carolyn Sprague, Wayne Tanner, Shirley Taylor, Mary Lou Utzinger, Mary Lou Warren, Gary n. e. h. s. Mujorettes JOYCE HAYNES CAROL BURNS PHYLLIS DISHON Drum Majorette LYNN FLETCHER (jiris’ Qlee Club First row: Beth Morehead, Elma Jergens, Kay Riehl, Ernestine Hill, Mary Lou Cummings, Linda Hitz- field, Linda Jones, Barbara Spellman, Barbara Cristy, Sue Pelly, Rosaline Martin, Anita Webster, Sue Moody, Selma McGlasson, Joan Fletcher, Bonnie Wilson. Second row: Jackie Coyle, Louise Akron, Jane Greene, Carolyn Hollis, Carolyn Holmes, Judy Hafter, Carlene Denham, Rita Oliver, Pat Dolwick, Evelyn Humphrey, Janice Legion, Judy Walton, Arlene Shadrach, Betsy Ruff, Anne Humphrey. Third row: Pat McCormick, Mary Beth Hempfling, Judy Kendall, Bonnie Cook, Dotty Dolwick, Barbara Markesbery, Elva Dolwick, Ernestine Bailey, Nancy Poe, Shirley Martin, Anita Hempfling, Sharon Mar- tin, Margie Keim, Beulah Caudill, Jerri Bun. Fourth row: Phyllis Hyland, Mary Lou Taylor, Charlotte Rogers, Virginia Nestor, Mary Helen Birch, Judie Wilson, Rosetta Aylor, Janet Pollitt, June Taliaferro, Francis Trego, Julie Houston, Lynn Jarrell, Lynn Fletcher, Donna Satterwhite, Nancy Ryan. Choir First row: Elva Dolwick, Barbara Markesbery, Jerry Cooper, Mike Dye, Stevie Conrad, Peter Godbois, Gerri Butt, Margie Keim, Rosaling Martin. Second row: Mary Lou Cummings, Patsy Dolwick, Dallas Davis, Jim Hempfling, Kenny Munday, Larry Rouse, Roger Rouse, Ronnie Dolwick. Third row: Shirley Martin, Carolyn Hollis, June Taliferro, Rosetta Aylor, Larry Hall, Ronnie Sebree, David Goodridge, Nancy Ryan, Janet Pollitt, Jackie Wilson, and Dona Easton. DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Edwin Walton GLEE CLUB PERFORMANCES Thanksgiving Union Service Burlington Baptist Hebron Lutheran Spring Concert Hebron School Regional Festival State Festival Covington Y. M. C. A. Awards Night Baccalaureate The Choir and the Mixed Glee Club received superior at the regional and state music festival. The Girls Glee Club received excellent honors at both events. Miwd Qlee Club Front row: Detty Dolwick, Barbara Markesbery, Elva Dolwick, Patsy Dolwick, Ronnie Dolwick, Stevie Conrad, Peter Godbois, Margie Keim, Sharon Martin, Rosaline Martin, Selma McGlassen, Donna Easton. Second row: Shirley Martin, Mary Lou Cummings, Linda Hitzfield, Carolyn Hollis, Janice Mallory, Jerry Cooper, Randolph McKay, Dallas Davis, Larry Rouse, Roger Rouse, Janet Pollit, Arlene Shadrach, Sue Moody, Judy Walton. Third row: Bonnie Cook, Carolyn Holmes, Phyllis Hyland, Virginia Nestor, Charlotte Rogers, Anita Hempfling, Mike Dye, Jim Hempfling, Kenny Munday, Jim Riddell, Rosetta Aylor, Bonnie Wilson, Beulah Caudill, Gerri Butt. Fourth row: Beth Hempfling, Carleen Denham, Linda Jones. Jane Greene, Ernestine Bailey, Rita Oliver, Larry Hall, Ronnie Sebree, David Goodridge, June Taliferro, Frances Trego, Nancy Ryan, Lynn Jarrell, Jackie Wilson, Lynn Fletcher, Donna Satter- white. ACCOMPANISTS MIXED CHOIR GIRLS Judy Walton Lynn Fletcher Selma McGlassen Compliments of SCHWARTZ DRUG STORE - 24 Hour Prescription Service ACTIVITIES Oct. 5 and 6 - Fall Conference at Simon Kenton Dec. 20 - Party at Covington-Y with Hi-Y. Dec. 20 - Program and gifts at County Infirmary May 4 - Spring Conference - Blue Licks State Park May 7 - Mother-Daughter Banquet May 11 - State Y-Teen Meeting at Lexington, Kentucky. OFFICERS President Anita Hempfling Vice President Gerry Butt Secretary Mary Jo Akin Treasurer Carolyn Smith Song Leader Janet Pollitt Publicity Shirley Martin First row: Jo Ann Aylor, Shirley Martin, Mary Jo Akins, Anita Hempfling, Mrs. Hazel Fowler, Gerri Butt, Janet Pollitt, Carolyn Smith, Donna Gordon. Second row: Cledith Anderson, Judy Walton, Janice Mallory, Carolyn Hollis, Dotty Dolwick, Ida Marie Schweir, Betsy Coppage, Sue Moody, Gerri Lang, Sally Jack. Third row: Linda Jones, Norma Craddock, Carol Hauck, Barbara Markesbery, Jackie Coyle, Jane Greene, Louise Akron, Barbara Ann Taylor. Fourth row: Donna Robbins, Lynn Fletcher, Mary Lou Woods, Hazel Boh, Louise Keaton, Shirley Washmuth, Ernestine Bailey, Sally Huey. Compliments of FAMILY GARDENS, Florence, Kentucky ACTIVITIES Oct. 5 and 6 - Fall Conference at Simon Kenton Dec. 20 - Christmas party at Covington, Kentucky Dec. 20 - Program and candy to County Infirmary May 4 - Spring Conference at Blue Licks May 10 - Mother-Daughter Banquet May 11 - Conference at Lexington, Kentucky. OFFICERS President Elva Dolwick Vice President Norma Delph Secretary Beth Morehead Treasurer Ernestine Hill Song Leader Selma McGlasson {Junior y Zeens Front row: Sue Pelley, Judy Winebrenner, Carolyn Carnes, Barbara Megrew, Emily Hempfling, Mrs. Emily Furnish, Joyce Haynes, Judy Pope, Fay Baker, Diane Hopper, Judy Robbins. Second row: Ruth Murray, Judy Munson, Judy Eafer, Marilyn Crooker, Joyce Daughters, Selma McGlassen, Norma Delph, Joan Fletcher, Bonnie Smith, Brenda Cason. Third row: Beth Hempfling, Elva Dolwick, Mary Jane Howard, Sharon Martin, Donna DeVan, Thelma Burton, Nancy Poe, Judy Middleton, Ernestine Hill, Beth Morehead. Fourth row: Kay Riehl, Linda Joseph, Joy Feagan, Hope Ellis, Virginia Nester, Shirley Masters, Bonnie Robinson, Evelyn Humphrey, Linda Blackburn, Joyce Ely. Fifth row: Judy Dungan, Nancy Morehead, Martha Liver, Joyce Fritz, Selma Siekman, Linda Graves, Judy Humphrey, Carla Griesser Carole Bums, Patsy Loze, Shirley Tanner. Compliments of TALIAFERRO FUNERAL HOME, Erlanger, Kentucky Juture darners of America First row: D.B. Herrington, Gene Hodges, Donald Maddox, Tommy Code, Gary Nixon, Ronnie Black, Gene Sharon, Bill Cotton, Ronnie Kwozalla, Elmer Carpenter, Ronnie Sebree, John Middendorf, Watson Craft. Second row: Eddie Tanner, Dickie Davis, Richard Franks, Ray Prigge, Charles Jones, Nick Domaschko, Eddie Foltz, Leo Middendorf, Raymond Maxwell, Bill Campbell, Albert Woods, Billy Holt, Terry Struve. Third row: Fred Puckett, Bob Mitchell, Larry Puckett, Bob Austin, Warren Pierson, French Holbrook, Gene Hankins, Albert Holbrook, James Fogle, Ray Kidd, Monty McCormick, Allen Feldhaus. Fourth row: Tommy Brown, W. R. Miller, Raymond Reeves, Paul Hayes, R. W. McKay, Sam Johnson, Jim Bob Huey, Ronnie Aylor, John Baker, John Sebastian, Paul Stephenson, Roy Barlow, James Garrison. CLUB ACTIVITIES Banquet - April 11, 1957 F.F.A. Field Day - April 5, 1957 F.F.A. Leadership Training Camp - July 16-20. 1956 F.F.A. Picnic Compliments of BRADLEY PAINT STORE - Dixie Hghy and Yowell Street Juture Homemakers of America First row: Mrs. Helen Blanton, Dora Jean Drinkenburg, Clara Poe, Joyce Miller, Darlene Chatham, Virginia Wood, Bonnie Wilson, Mrs. Collins. Second row: Barbara Cristy, Phyllis Kirtley, Betty Slayback, Pat Dolwick, Patsy Jones, Kathleen Noe. Third row: Mildred Ryle, Mavis Childers, Ann Blaker, Pat Anderson, Pat McCormick, Diane Altenhofen, Carol Johnson, Beth Vice. Fourth row: Elma Jergens, Mary McCormick, Carol Burney, June Collins, June Taliaferro, Wanda Walton. Fifth row: Christine Boggs, Jo Ann Burgess, Melanie Tanner, Judy Kruetzkamp, Joyce Lancaster, Janet Cave. Officers of F.H.A. Rebel Review Staff STAFF MEMBERS Pat Dolwick, Shirley Teegarden, Janice Mallory, Jim Hempfling, Anne Humphrey, Donna Gordon, Jackie Coyle, Shirley Washmuth, Ella Osborn, Sue Moody, Margie Luekens, Gayle Kent, Vernice Stephens, Arlene Shadrach, Norma Moore, Dixie Johnson, Donna Easten, Larry Ryle, Jerry Cooper, Mike Kunkel, Mary Lou Woods, Terry Reams, Stanley Ratcliff, Gary Craddock, John Sebastian, Jack Ammon, Ann Blaker. EDITORS AND ADVISOR Roger Rouse - Barbara Ann Taylor Kathryn McKay ACTIVITIES Mock Presidential Election- October 31 Exchange Get-Together - January 21 One-Day Journalism Clinic, UK- March 21 Publications Open House, UC- May 13 Times-Star Youth Section pages May 17 Sue Moody and Roger Rouse - Mr. and Miss News - May 17 Barbara Ann Taylor - winner of REBEL REVIEW Award, inaugu- rated this year REBEL REVIEW also presented the school with three prints of paint- ings and a book on the history of art. Compliments of SWAN FLORAL and GIFT SHOP (Schreiver Son) First row: Bobby Herrington, Carl Abbott, Roger Rouse, Don Stahl, Eddie Coyle, George Flagg, Dennis Clemons, and Donnie Martin. Second row: Gilbert Borchers, John Hollingsworth, Dickie Aylor, Jim Hempfling, Larry Nevil Allen Deck, Larry Gouge, Gary Dawn, Harrell Lewis. Third row: Harold Coy, Jim Graham, Leslie Good, Gary Warren, Chris Doerman, Glenn Mavity, Larry Hall, Terry Reams, Bill Smith, Kenny Munday. Officers are Ed Coyle, president; Rouger Rouse, vice president; George Flagg, secretary; Dennis Clemons, treasurer; Carl Abbott, chaplain; and Don Stahl, sponsor. Officers are Ronald Dolwick, president; Courtland Hollis, vice president; Buddy Denham, secretary; Irvin Goode, treasurer; and John Dorman, sponsor. First row: Courtland Hollis, Bill Smith, Jack Ammon, Larry Rouse, Roy Alge, Gwinn Ockerman, Ronnie Dolwick. Second row: John Dorman, Terry Reams, Buddy Denham, Jimmy Maines, Jimmy Caseldine, Robert Harris. Compliments of MARTIN BROS. GARAGE, Florence, Kentucky --4 First row: Carol Burney, Linda Graves, Judy Wilson, Peter Godbois, Kenny Munday, Jim Hempfling, Jackie Wilson, Judy Dungan, Dina McDine. Second row: Jo Ann Aylor, Mary Jane Howard, Norma Delph, Wilma Engle, Sally Huey, Norma Craddock, Arlene Shadrach, Sally Jack, Mickey Carson. First row: Margie Keim, Judy Walton, Anne Humphrey, Barbara Perry, Mrs. Mary Belle Porter, Shirley Teegarden, Marita Oliver, Linda Jones, Donna Robbins. Officers are Anne Humphrey, president; Linda Jones, vice president; Shirley Teegarden, secretary; Judy Walton, treasurer; and Mrs. Mary Belle Porter, sponsor. First row: Jane Green, vice president; Jackie Coyle, secretary; Ernestine Bailey, treasurer; and Barbara Markesbery, president. Second row: Mrs. Duncan, sponsor; Doris Webster, Bonnie Cook, Donna Robinson, Mary Lou Cummins, Barbara Elliott Carolyn Hollis, Joanne Brown, Donna Gordon, Janice Ligon, Vemice Stephens, Geneva Losey. Third row: Barbara Piper, Louise Akron, Emma Taulbee, Rose Lee McQuerry, Mary Helen Birch, Wanda Stevens, Bonnie Hoppeiton, Carol Hon, Barbara Ann Taylor, Shirley Washmuth, Carolyn Smith. Fourth row: Sharon Doan, Ruth Helton, Rosetta Aylor, Catherine Bischoff, Mary Lou Woods, Barbara Clore, Nancy Ryan, June Taliaferro, Frances Trego, Jean Phelps, Carol Afterkirk, Ella Osborne, Hazel Boh. Compliments of FLORENCE DEPOSIT BANK BOOKSTORE STAFF Judy Beil Sue Moody Margie Keim Sharon Martin Dotty Dolwick Donna Robbins Shirley Martin Mary Lou Taylor Darlene Chatham OFFICE STAFF Donna Robbins Nancy Prigge Frances Trego Betsy Coppage Anita Hempfling Barbara Taylor Barbara Markesbery LIBRARY STAFF Judy Cook Selma Siekman Bobby Robinson Christine Boggs Marilyn Crooker Compliments of AL ROBERTS SERVICE STATION, Florence, Kentucky OFFICERS President Judy Pope Vice President Bonnie Robinson Secretary Joyce Ely Treasurer Mildred Ryle Sponsors Mrs. Marilyn Howe Mrs. Carolyn Me Neely First row: Carolyn Judd, Judy Pope, Julie Houston, Mrs. Carolyn McNeely, Betty Johnson, Carol Black, Brenda Cason, Carolyn Carnes, Susan McEvoy. Second row: Joy Feldhaus, Mary Jane Howard, Kathy Tinsley, Bonnie Robinson, Ginny Nestor, Jean Shelton, Joyce Ely, Linda Blackburn, Donna DeVan, Kay Reil. Third row: Judy Dungan, Peggy True, Sue Bagby, Lynette Cox, Joan Burdge, Sharon Hall, Melanie Tanner, Janet Hegge, Carla Griesser, Mildred Ryle. Student Activities Kathryn McKay Skip, Terry, Buddy; Lunchroom ladies? L Study Hall - Very Busy At Last! Senior Dinner! The annual staff would like to express their sincere thanks to Mrs, Kathryn McKay for the help she did in putting out this annual. So long and good luck! Deadline to meet! Just one more stencil! Most Valuable Senior Athlete The Most Valuable Senior Athlete award was presented to Larry Gouge. This award is based on the boy's interest in sports, hissports- manship, and the number of bars he has been awarded on his sweater. He must also have the qualities of a good leader. This award was presented by the athletic department. VARSITY First row: Bill Askins, Eddie Brewin, Manager Bob Murphy, Wayne Trego, Roger Grimes. Second row: Manager Larry Hall, Arlyn Easton, Allan Deck, Butch Rawlings, Roy Alge, Roger Davis, Larry Smith, Larry Gouge, Mike Kunkel, Jack Ammon. Third row: Ralph Orchell, Frank Wilshire, Lee Hensen, Allan Feldhaus, Irvin Goode, James Graham, Doyle Brashear, Gary Craddock. Fourth row: Ronnie Noel, Russell McGuire, Buddy Denham, Ronnie Gatewood, Walter Prescott, Jim Henderson, Ronnie Mersman, Skip Noelker, John Hollinsworth. Won 5 Our Team in Action Lost 5 The Rebels split their games this year, with a 5-5 season. Although the season was not highly successful, the team was believed to be one of the best teams ever to come out at Boone County High. For the first time since the team was started in 1955 a team member made the conference team. Charles Rawlings, senior halfback, was nominated an All-N. K.A.C. halfback. Block That Kick! Boone County 13 Somerset 12 6 Dixie 19 0 Highlands 13 25 Beechwood 7 20 Aurora 26 Where did that ball go! Boone County 7 Campbell Co. 0 19 Lloyd 14 12 Newport 34 46 Ludlow 0 19 Bellevue 21 Compliments of PINK'S CAMERA SHOP, Erlanger, Ky. I Butch Rawlings, Captain - scored most points - Larry Smith - Best Blocker 86; scored most T-D's-4; intercepted most passes-4; Best Back. Roger Davis - Best Tackle Robert Noelker - scored most extra points - 9 Irvin Goode - Best Lineman Allan Feldhaus, Best Rusher - Recovered most fumbles-4 Compliments of MARY JANE'S MUSIC SHOP Downstairs of DENHAM'S DRUGS junior Varsity First row: Chuck Brown, Bucky Liver, Joe Mahan, Jim Cain, Charles Wall, Howard Keen, Wayne Egnew. Second row: Benny Deaton, Ed Philpot, John Brashear, Jimmy Smith, Gary Yelton, Dennis Freking, Bill Ward, John Keys, Tommy Taylor, Larry Warner. Third row: Coach Robert Gillitte, Curtis Spencer, Tom Meadows, Albert Anness, Donny Smith, Charles Hollis, Donny McCord, Roy Hoffman, Kress Beutell. Fourth row: Rocky Neimeyer, Larry Duncan, Jerry Young, John Hollinsworth, Larry Freeze, Roger Grimes, Wayne Trego, Jimmy Caseldine, Ray Hoffman, Mike Dye. Cheerleaders Left to right: Libby Kelly, Jo Ann Aylor, Sally Jack, Carolyn Holmes, Judy Wilson, Jackie Wilson, Mary Lou Woods, Faye Evans, Sally Huey, Arleen Shadrack, Betsy Coppage, Barbara Ann Taylor. VARSITY First row: Butch Rawlings, Ronnie Anderson, Coach Rice Mountjoy, Sonny Mavity, Butch Black. Second row: Assistant Coach, Duncan Huey; Larry Woods, Jim Graham, Allan Feldhaus, Harry Sparrow, Gary Kinman, Assistant Coach Charles True. Third row: Manager Dennis Clemens, Ronnie Noel, Ralph Orchelle, Charles Scroggins, Manager Larry Hall. Team Wins Ten, Loses Twelve The Boone County High quintet, defending champions of the regional crown, ended their cage season with a 10 won, 12 lost, record. The Rebels were downed by the Lloyd Jugs in the district tournament, putting them out of the regional frays and any chance of defending their championship. Allen Feldhaus, outstanding pivot man and also an all-conference choice, took all scoring honors this year. He broke the scoring record at Boone when he tallied 37 points against Walton. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Judy Wilson, Carolyn Holmes, Sally Huey, Barbara Taylor, Sally Jack, Libby Kelly, Jo Ann Aylor, Arleen Shadrack, Betsy Coppage, Fafe Evans, Mary Lou Woods, Jackie Wilson. Compliments of TASTY FOODS COMPANY, Burlington, Kentucky WE THEY 66 Bellevue 48 58 Simon Kenton 59 66 St. Henry 53 48 Newport 65 46 Dixie Heights 65 OUR BASKETBALL WE THEY Beechwood 40 40 Newport 61 72 Silver Grove 68 69 Ludlow 53 60 Holmes 78 TEAM WE THEY 70 Louisville M. 46 50 Dixie Heights 58 76 Lloyd 46 47 Campbell Co. 52 39 St. Xavier 57 Compliments of LUCAS HARDWARE, Florence, Kentucky ACTION WE THEY 59 Lloyd 63 66 Cov. Catholic 63 61 Holmes 81 74 Highlands 56 33 Dayton 85 74 Walton 46 67 Newport C. 73 44 Maysville 72 Ronnie Anderson VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sonny Mavity Mary Lou Woods Barbara Taylor Jo Ann Aylor Betsy Coppage Arleen Shadrack Judy Wilson Sally Jack Sally Huey Faye Evans Libby Kelly Carolyn Holmes Jackie Wilson Compliments of DENHAM'S APPAREL - Downstairs of Denhams Drugs FRESHMAN VARSITY First row; Howard Keene, Larry Puckett, Bill Black, Larry Warner, Donald McCord, Donald Connelly, Gene Woods. Second row: Jimmy Caseldine, Roy Hoffman, Jimmy Maines, Billy Martin, Gene Sayers, Ray Hoffman, Walter Ramey. Third row: Ronnie Kouzalla, Larry Duncan, Todd Wilson, Jerry Young, Gary Barlow, Coach William Perry. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Anita Webster, Faye Baker, Judy Pope, Julie Houston, Bonnie Robinson. Compliments of RYLE'S FOOD MARKET, Florence, Kentucky Zrack of 1957 Kneeling: Russell McGuire, Elmer Carpenter, Frank Wilshire, Ival Acra, Walter Prescott, Gary Kinman, Bill Vickers, Doyle Brashear. Standing: Larry Gouge, Buddy Denham, Ron Gatewood, Arlyn Easton, Irvin Goode, Lee Henson, Ed Bruen, Wayne Trego, Coach John Dorman. Track Team Improves This year’s team, coached by John Dorman, has been the best Boone County High track team, individually, with a number of the school records and regional records broken. Larry Gouge, captain and miler, has been un- defeated this year. Teamwise, the group didn’t fare so well, for they dropped all their meets. However, Larry Gouge, Ival Acra, Gary Kinman, and Doyle Brashear went to the state track meet. Compliments of GORDON MARTIN Buddy Denham Zrack Action Walter Prescott, Bill Askins, Ival Acra Bill Vickers, Ival Acra. Compliments of JOHN E. CRIGLER INSURANCE ft aseball of The Rebel nine with the aid of four outstanding players ended their 1957 diamond season with a 4 won, 12 lost record. The leading hitter for the Boone nine was Roger Davis with a 307 record. Allen Feldhaus held the record for the most hits, with an average of 13. Charles Scroggins batted in 12 runs for the Rebels; and Larry Woods scored the most runs, tallying 10. The Rebel nine, coached by Charles True, were runners-up in the district tournament. CHARLEY TRUE Baseball Coach Compliments of L. L. DOLWICK - PAVING CONTRACTOR Dennis Clemons Bobby Sebree Compliments of MASTERS BROTHERS, Hebron, Kentucky Roger Davis, Captain .{j, 1957 Butch Black Larry Woods, Allan Feldhaus, Charles Scroggin, Roger Davis. Special Events Sept. 4 School opened Sept. 7 Rebels journeyed to Somerset, Kentucky, opening the football season with victory. Score 13 to 12. Sept. 21 Boone County Band made first marching appearance. Oct. 5 First Rebel Review of year and Juniors and Seniors held annual magazine drive. Oct. 30-31 Senior pictures were made. Oct. 31 School held mock election for Nation's President. Nov. 5 First basketball practice brought about sore muscles. Nov. 9 Last football home game; Band appeared in new uniforms and football fathers were honored. Nov. 21 MUSIC PROGRAM GIVEN BY BLIND ORGANIST. Nov. 27 First basketball game. Rebels 69, Beechwood Tigers 40. Nov. 30 F.F.A. AND F.H.A. PLAY ARE YOU MR. BUTTERWORTH?' Dec. Library obtained new book receiver. Dec. 21 CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY. Dec. 21 Christmas vacation started. It ended Jan. 7. Jan. 17-18 Mid-term exams. Jan. 21-22 Some students had chest X-rays made. Jan. 26 Seniors had Snow-ball dance. Jan. 28 Annuals went on sale. Jan. 31 Magic of Light assembly program. Feb. 8 SENIORS MEASURED FOR CAPS AND GOWNS. Feb. 21 F.F.A. ASSEMBLY, SWEETHEART WAS RECOGNIZED. Feb. 22 Maysville-Boone Co. basketball game was broadcasted. Calendar Feb. 24 Band and Glee Club Concert. Feb. 27 Set of New encyclopedias in Library. March 1 District Basketball Tournament started. March 5-9 Regional Basketball Tournament held at Boone. March 14-16 Holidays because of State Basketball Tournaments. March 19 Senior aptitude test - Senior rings arrived. MARCH 29 SENIOR PLAY ONIONS IN THE STEW. April 5 Faculty men played the Senior boys in basketball. April 8-12 A group of Seniors went on Senior Trip to Washington, New York City and Niagara Falls. April 16 Seniors take Classification test. April 17 Teen Talks started. April 19 Boone County High had a Good Friday Service. April 23 Track season opened. April 24 Glee Clubs attend State Music Festival - ratings were Girls, excellent; Mixed and Choir, Superior. April 27 Junior and Senior Prom April Showers ; the Jazz Combs furnished the music. May 11 Band went to State, received a rating of Superior. May 20 Movie Kentucky” was shown to raise money for annual. May 23 Senior dinner. 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