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

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CAROLYN McNEELEY Centre College; English KATHRYN McKAY Aurara College A.B.; Journalism; Sponsors Rebel Review Thi ee New Teachers Join Boone's Staff Mrs. Eleanore McCollum, Miss Laura Roberts, and Mrs. Carolyn McNeeley joined our faculty this winter. They have done a wonder- ful job and we hope they will continue to be on our staff. 28

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New Interests Improving powers of communication through reading, writing, and speaking is the aim of the English depart- ment of which Mrs. Hazel Fowler is head. The literary field is covered generally in English I and II. In English III students study American literature and English litera- ture in English IV. Grammar is taught all four years and composition was emphasized this year by the introduction of weekly themes. All of these subjects widen the stu- dents' interests. Public speaking and dramatics, semester subjects taught by Mr. Gerald Snodgrass, give the students a chance to overlap their interests in these fields. FANNIE JARRELL Transylvania College A. B., University of Kentucky, Troy State Teachers College; English II, III; Sponsors Sophomore Class FAYDELLE PACE Hardin Simmons University B.S.; English; Sponsors Freshman Class 27

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Language Stimulates Culture Latin and Spanish are the languages offered to students of Boone County High. Learning the history of a language and its use stimulates the cultural interests of the students. Part of the Spanish classes are conducted in the language itself, therefore helping the student develop ease in using the language. Two years of each language are offered— first and second year alternately. Mr. George Toadvine and Mrs. Hazel Fowler are the members of this depart- ment. GEORGE TOADVINE Asbury College A.B., University of Cincinnati; Eng- lish III, Spanish, World History; Sponsors Interna- tional Relations Club Looking at Far Away Places like Castles in Spain are language students Connie Powers and Frank Dolwick