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

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Rebelettes arouse spirit during a pep rally. Miss A misses a pass. November . . . Parent's Night-Mc- Kell wins . . . NKEA-first vacation . . . Boone County closes 7-9 season with Newport . . . Thanks- giving vacation . . . basketball season opens with Silver Grove . . . LBJ wins by widest margin in his- tory-Boone County heavy in Democratic column . . . Fraternity existed again between basketball and football teams. Jerry Johnson parades in front of the stu- dent body during a stimulating pep rally January . . . Sophomore party . . . Spotlighters Dance-Alan Tongret and Sharon Kalb reign . . . Boone County defeats Newport first time at Newport . . . remaining Sen- iors receive rings , . . Young Demo- crats organize . . . pie eating contest and Rebelettes debut . . . DAR Award -Diane Poston and Alan Tongret . . . a movement toward civilization fhair- cuts and hair-dosj . . . enthusiastic supporters display signs at basketball games. long awaited December . . . sporifghfefs present Our Town . . . Band and Choral Concert and Ham Supper . . . Boone County wins BClT-de- feating Simon Kenton and Highlands . . . Christ- mas holidays . . . faculty party at Robertson's. During a pie contest held at half-time of a roundball game Dale Ashcraft competes with time.

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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 .,

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February - - - Seniors order invitations . . . Carriage House Players present Julius Caesar and Macbeth . . . extreme cold early in month-skating, sleighing . . . Seniors and faculty order caps, gowns, and hoods . . . yearbook cover on display . . . Boone Hi-Ways staff publishes 33rd District Tourney program . . . Johnson opens the Cen- tennial at the University of Kentucky . . . Young Republicans organize . . . Senior Superlatives . . . Rotary Good Citizen elected . . . Boone County participates in Mason-Dixon Games. March . . . Rebels gain title of District Champs by beating Dixie in final playoff . . . Regional Tournament- Holy Cross is champ, Boone County defeated by Newport Catholic . . . Holy Cross is runner-up in State Tourney . . . Senior Class present A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court-played to a full house two nights with three hundred dollars profit. 1965 YOUTH WEEK GOVERNMENT-row one: County Clerk Mike Reibliqg, Magistrate Dale Wilson, Circuit Clerk Arlie Cave, Magistrate Charles Harlan, Magistrate Steve Foote, Tax Commissioner Martha Akin, Councilman Bill Marks- berry, County Judge Alan Tongret, County Attorney Wayne Miller. Row two: Councilman Mike Chaney, Councilman Jim Horton, Police Judge Tom Reinders, Mayor Denny Haggard, City Prosecutor Ellen Benson, City Engineer Vicki LBJ rallies Cincinnatians to a Democratic landslide. Senator Humphrey greets the people at a rally preceding the Presidential Election. Apfll . . . Youth Week . . . FTA picture- Blue Hawaii . . . choral groups present the operetta Belle of the West . . . Spring vacation . . . Youth Advisory Council show Youth and the Law . . . baseball season opens . . . Juniors order rings . . . invitations received . . . golf rejuvenated. Prewitt, Councilwoman Sandy Schafer, City Attorney Janet Kendrick, Council- woman Wanda Steinhoff, Councilwoman Cindy Hablutzel, Councilman Jim Gwinn, Councilman Bob Eades, Councilman Mike Horn, Chief of Police Jim Burcham, Councilman Dennis Dallas, Councilman Bob Tucker, City Clerk Terry Gruelle, Councilman Ronnie Kendrick, Councilman Bill Dern.