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

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Nick Domaschko '60 is a 'Full time farmer who operates approximately 700 acres of farm land. He operates the home farm and leases tillable land on the airport property. Pat Jones '62 operates the old Northway farm on Burlington Pike. Carrying on family tradition, he is also a livestock buyer. Curiosity and Diligence University of Cincinnati physics maior, Wayne Sprague, '6'l, has maintained an admirable academic standing. After graduation in the Spring of '65, he plans to enter graduate school at Ohio State. 1 After graduating from Boone County in '58, lrvin Goode became an All-American center at the Univer- sity of Kentucky. Upon his graduation from UK, he received the WHAS Leadership Awa-rd and was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals of the NFL. After signing with the Cards, he has shown versatility by playing center, guard, and tackle. He was chosen to partici- pate in the 1965 Pro Bowl.

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as ...ai After attending undergraduate school at the University of Mississippi and Western Kentucky State College, Eddie Bruen '59 completes his studies at the University of Kentucky's School of Dentistry. Following graduation from the University of Kentucky with a maior in Business Administration, Mickey Conner '56 begins his banking career at Hebron Deposit Bank. The fountain and main entrance to University Hospital, part of the University of Kentucky Medical Center, provides background for James Robert Huey, Jr. and Janet Portwood Huey. Janet '61 received her BS in nursing in May and her RN in July of 1965. Jim Bob '58 received his BS in agriculture in 1962, he is a Junior in the College of Medicine and will graduate in May, 1966. ttainment . . . Success is a rather abstract term. It has a dif- ferent meaning for different persons and can only be measured by the individual. lt is hoped that every aspect of life at Boone County has aided the development which led to the achievement of the Boone alumni. We can hardly contrast agricultural success with musical capabilities or academic accomplishments. lt can only be said that Boone Countians view with pride achievement in all fields, and the repre- sentative group pictured here illustrates this fact. We do not have the space to portray each of Boone's success stories on these pages. We can only say that the motive of our educational system is to obtain success for our savants in the field of endeavor which arouses their interest along the Highway to Success.

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A Challenge Is Where You Find It Mrs. Emily Furnish exemplifies the experienced teacher at work as she helps Ed Barlow correlate graphs of trigonometric functions. Septenllber . . . enrollment and old affairs re- newed . . . Boone County defeats St. Joe-only victory . . . Junior and Senior activities begin . . . Highlands de- feats Boone County--Rebs score more points on Blue- birds than any other squad does in 7964. Boone students stampede the halls during five minute breaks. In all facets of being, Wayne Miller, Dale Wilson, and Jim Burcham strive toward the common goal of excellence. August - - - band and football team practice '64 yearbook distributed . . . initiation of new academic year. Gctober - - - first yearbook picture day cheerleader elections . . . Seniors receive rings under classmen pictures . . . mock political rally and election . . . Homecoming-Linda Smith becomes Queen Lloyd takes rifle from Boone . . . locker search ends first grade period. Gary Sprague, President of the Class of '64, typifies Boone County alumni in his pursuit of worldly wisdom at Florida State. d .fy ' Es - Si r -- -W- t . ttf .,