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

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Competition . . . During the Fall meet at Latonia, apprentice iockey, Don Freking, brings his tather's horse, Five Great Grand, across the wire on top to pay 6:l. Pursuit of Competitive spirit and the desire to win are all important for a young American. Good sportsman- ship and character are qualities ot Boone County students. A true person must be able to accept defeat when it becomes necessaryg and at the same time be ready to strive tor victory at the next op- portunity. Programs, athletic and otherwise, stress the importance ot discipline of the body as well as the mind, which only the pressure of competi- tion can bring out. Each ot these qualities is as indispensable as technical knowledge. Sharon Thompson's ability is closely scrutinized by the Cheerleader Screening Committee and her contemporaries.

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Fe1lowsh1p W4 tf gf iff, Vg A M F J. 5, gm ,l S 5 J N fr? M, a 1 rf, Boobi Enioying the fellowship of a pool party at the Barkley House are: Ed Spicer, Frank Cranfield, Dwane Thomp- son, Larry Maior, Bev Groger, Mardell Rogers, Mike Chaney, Adron Collins, Linda Conner, Shirley Sprague, Jim McCarthy, Eddie Barlow, Chris Marshall, Shelia Hoppeirton and Dave Lucas.

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Excellence SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL SQUAD: Tom Robins-on, Ed Barlow, Dan Barret, Don Mclntosh, Wayne Miller, Dick Wentz, Howard Rea, Larry Maior, Jim McCarthy, Don Yelton, and Mike Meinze, prepare to meet arch-rival Highlands. This season, the Rebels scored more points on the Class AA Champion Blue- birds than any team. Opportunities at Michigan State University are discussed by National Merit Finalist Linda Craft and Guidance Counsellor Mary R. Huey. Arlie Cave wins the mile to boost the Rebels to second place in the rugged '64 Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference meet. .