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

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Art King, an American government student, gains practical ex- perience in the use of a voting machine. Knowledge . . . A Youth is opportunity-not only tor the future, but for the present. Problems, ambitions, and anticipations nurture the development of the individual. The enveloping power of learning is the catalyst which creates adults. By studying the arts and sciences, Boone County High School students grow in their appreciation of beauty and the accumula- tion of facts. Academic lite is a culmination of events and ex- periences through which we emerge much the better academically, culturally, and socially. ' M g its sg. I gli 1 lei i' gs Q if i E25 E . - i . S' 2 , ii? V F 5 gl 5 , is .K Q f V 5 . 3 E i i .,..'t .I . Q . 8 E Jr fssaflfl. stasis Wi?-if! 2 l . l'62 - ' , 1 tar:-rixsassgitt E ,z' I Q ggi? ' 4 L Before the mock Presidential election, Mike Reibling moderates a dis- cussion between Republican Dale Ashcraft and Democrat Fred Rauf. Kathy Schroer and Instructor Charles Kelly discuss a Finite mathematics problem concerning probability in craps.

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Jimmy Joe Miller embellishes The inescapable necessity of studying, when following the college. prep course at Boone County. He has maintained a perfect academic standing, his senior schedule includes Honors English lV, Physics, Trigonometry and Math Functions, Contemporary Problems, and Finite mathematics. Boone Coun'fy's Commercial depaitment makes rewarding positions possible upon graduation for such students as Reba Pickett. iversiiied Academic Program Sfudems, Jackie Berry, Barbara' Petry, Sheri Ogden, Patsy Berry, Priscilla experience through the opportunities offered at Northern Kentucky Vocational Ridgell, Dee McCarthy, Gerry Thaman, and Mary Krutzkamp, who wish to enter School. the working world upon completion of their secondary education, gain practical

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Never-ending Road Lloyd Franks and Richard Longbons complete Masters work at the University of Kentucky and Xavier University, respectively, in the Spring of l965. Recipients of NEDT Fellowships this summer were: Charles Kelly and Bill Maddox, University of South in mathematics, Ted Revack, Morehead State College in biology, .lo Ann Wethington, University of Florida in Spanish. Be it modest or far-reaching, the goal we have set for our- selves is the intangible force which directs each of our lives. During intervening periods of the academic year, several of the faculty attend graduate school in an effort to-learn more about the complexities of our universe. This element common to all, the desire to perceive, makes us appreciate the im- portance of education. Most important, it gives us the chance to mature as individuals along the Highway to Knowledge. Joan Anderson, Audrey Tolbert, and June Goodrich spent the summer at the University of Wyoming mixing attainment and pleasure. .ff tiai ffti A l ..... A Q it W