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

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Cn fish Civilization, as we know it today, owes its expansion and growth to communication. In order that we may perpetuate and improve upon our way of life, effective communication is essential. This is accomplished through the mediums of effective verbal skills and composition. Instruction of this order is offered by our able English Department. Miss Joan Anderson, one of our freshman English teach- Explaining Silas Marner is Mrs. Mary Norwood who ers, teaches the fundamentals of our English language. teaches sophomore English. Mrs. Hazel Fowler, our senior English teacher, plays Mrs. June Moore lectures to a class of Juniors. records of the play Macbeth to students studying Shakespearean drama. 7

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 7af)fe of (Jon en s ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Ray Prigge BOONE HI-WAYS 1 Associates Gerry Butt, Betty Mollis Typists Betty Mollis, Ruth Perry, Donna Ward, DEDICATION 2 Nancy Wilson Photographers Sam Kovach, Jerry Cooper ADMINISTRATION 3 BUSINESS STAFF OUR PRINCIPAL 4 Business Manager Bobby Austin Circulation Christine Boggs OUR SUPERINTENDENT 5 Advertising Tom Mills, Gene Courtney, Linda Jones, Sally Jack, Ronnie Mersmann ANNUAL STAFF 6 EDITORIAL STAFF DEPARTMENTS 7-18 Layout Wayne Ragland, Marlene Doan Faculty-Adm.-Dedication Judy Walton, CLASSES .. 19-51 Gerry Butt, Christine Boggs AUTOGRAPHS 52 Undergraduates Nancy Smith, June Taliaferro, Phyllis Smith ACTIVITIES 53-88 Departments Mary Jo Akin, Gerri Lang Activities Donna Robbins, Sally Huey brOKIb 89-98 Clubs Ronny Dolwick, Louise Keaton Athletics Verner McCord ADVERTISING 99-103 Awards Sue Dishon, Darlene Chatham Calendar Linda Ginter AUTOGRAPHS 104 6

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Socia Science A requisite for the formation of useful concepts which are necessary in order that we may cope more effectively with problems of the contempo- rary world, is our Social Studies. The range of studies- includes World Geography (areal relationships), Civics (structure and function of govern- ments), World History (our heritage conveyed by a chronology of hap- penings through time), and International Relations (development of ideas through the study of interrelationships among the several political entities that comprise our contemporary world). Miss Joan Anderson portrays our American heritage through the teaching of United States History. World Geography and World History are two of the Social Studies taught by Mr. Don Stahl to give us a bet- ter understanding of the earth. Explaining the intricacies of our government is the pur- pose of Mr. George Toadvine's teaching of Civics. Miss Carol Hafer further explains our nation’s relation- ship with other countries through International Problems. 8