Boone High School - Scroll Yearbook (Boone, IA)

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Thr SC'lCOLLEY'Tl:' 25 BDUN E H IGH OIQCH ESTIQA Fir t Qemester Officers Second Semester Iia Mae Znnbelmftn Student Director Max Lorrtck Jayne Pestotnik Secretaiy Paul Lucas Joyce Breedloye librarian Joy te Breedloye his 19.55 db orchestra under the direction of Mr N A lulds is undoubtedly the best in the history ot 'he school lhe members l0l.llllIlg titty have taken an active interest in their worl and tor the ilrst time haye attempted truly ditti cult selections Howeyer the orchestra is severely handicapped by lack of varlety in instrumentation The High School P T A nas done what tt could to relieye this situation by sporsorlng the Itutns Pose Marionette Show the proceeds trom which were glven to the xiuslc department to use in ouyivig new instruments Besldes playing for all the ei ening entertiininerts pnt on at the high school the orchestra played a selcctlon at the Qpring Iaestiyal ol the Boone Womans Club and also entered the state music contest In the sub district contest at Jetterson Betty Ilkel plano soloist Jane Nlauck These contestants competed in the district contest at Jason tity April lb ls where Evelyn Thomas was rated excellent 'lhe SIFIYIL quartet composed nf Ina Mae Zimbelman Evelyn Thomas Paul Iucas and liobext Vyhittlesey the clarinet qualtet composed of Harry Jorgenson Byron Dans Clarence Rice and tlayton Lander and the entire orchestia playing its tirst symphonic arrangement Beet lloyens Flrst Symphony were allowed to go to Mason L1'y without competing in the sub district contest There the string. quartet rated excellent girls sex tette excellent and the orchestra receiy ed tirst plate among class A schools thus proving that Ames is not always unconquerable Since the st lte contest w is held until May 1 t Iinal riting ol the Poone ll1,,h orchestra was un determined wl1en 11115 book went to press All in all the year has been one in which many fine llllllgS haye been ac comphshed and we hope that Nlr l-ields will conduct an fquilly successtll chestra during the coming year . N . , -T D- L 1 , ' ' ' r I , 4 . . tw X ' ,. ' . . . . . ' N ' 4 v ' w I r 1 w , ,.,, . ....,. . V ' .,.. .. ' .L ..--- ..e. k ' '- . , ' ' ,,' ' , , t . , , . , , . . ' ': , ' s ,' ' ' - . . , I , . 1 '- 0 . - ' ' . . ,' 1' y, ' I Q ' 1 ' , contralto soloistg and Evelyn Thomas, violin soloist, were all rated superior. . . . . A . . ,- iv' ' '- 1, v 4 ' ' I A . ' ' ' -Y 1 Y K 4 , .' l , ' A y ' ' - .'S ' . - A 1 .Y ' w , 3 ,, u. A . . . . I ' - . , , . - . L, . - . c- . . 5 'A f 1 i ' - .Q 3 '. - - not ' ' -2, he ' 1 ' ' 'f' - ' ' '- ,- - l . y . V -. 'V . . V - ' Y . . ' .' ' ' 2 - f 2 j .' 2 or-

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Tke SCROLLETTE BUUNE HIGH BAND Max Lorrlck btudcnt D1F9Ct0F Eugene IlI1db100l11 Secretarv Paul Thorngren Llbfarlall Lenore Kruse Wardrobe M1StF6SS L Senlor lhgh School l llld COIIIDOSI 1' ot l1tt1 Illbllllltfb under tl1e d1rtct1o11 of 'X A Plelds has had 111 ictlxs, and SIIKPCQQUII Hare swollf Reahmng tl1e lmportance of a snappv appearance the band hae learned 11ldIlV lI1tI'1Cat8 1narch1ng drllls and fOI'lllBtl0Hb Drum najore Paul Nounggren Bruce Lorl and Harold Flannerx max be commended for haung succeesfully mastered the d1ft1cu1t art of baton t111rl1ng The band had a good opportumtv to GISDIHW lte ablhtv before tl1e fo0tb'1ll farm 1nd was called upon aleo to oroslde Il1llSlC lor the basketball 2311185 Due to the lack of room Ill the gun the tollowmg th1rtv flV8 are those chosen as the pe eonnel of tl1e band Clayton lander Paul ll1orngren Don Del rance John Shadle Byron Dans Clarence RICE Ienort Kruse Harrs Jorgensen Jo1ce Breedloxe Dougla Sawre Iranlt Hagen Jun1or Lharlee Cnbson JOIIH l IFHS Ilarold Ro e B111 thance XN1ll1an1 Butler Vxlllldlll llpdegratf 'lll0I113S Dahlgrrn 'Nlax tolrlck Gaxln 110110111611 l'11f.,e'1e Ilndbloom Ieo E1eer1111n licbfrt Ilfnnelt llurell ll1n'-en Idgar lpflegratl Nlar1on P1r e Gertrude N gren It brrt lld g it Jaxn l'est1t k loxxell Cut The Boont Illgh 1311111 111111611 111th other h1g,l1 school bands tllltjllgllflllt Boone Countw to plu II' LLtl0llS 1 e 1 1 Hprmg An lll1llSllil 1lllI1llJLI' oi new IlltIlllJlI s denoted 1 g,ro11111e, 111tt1cet 111 tlllS or g'1n1Lat1o11 Xl 111th descrxts the e11tl1ue1ast1t euppoxt ot the etudent bodx , I M ., 3 I -1? Q 15 , 1 - 1 , ' J' .... .... , H4' ' iz , ' ' r 1 ' 1 'H ' Mr. X. . 1 . . z 1, :,'11' : '. ' W , v A Y' v . , . Y . M ' - ' . r. , ' : I ' , , , . D . . , 7- ' . 1 1 L Y . L- 4 Y V , Y 1 S . V Y 5 . ' Munson, Kenneth VVirt.z. Gwinevere SlIlllll0l'1S, Harold Fairchild, Robert Palllson, w , w' , j, , , Q. ' ' 1 ' '1 1 z. DA 1 '. 1' 1 'I- ' fx ikh ' , fy , o - ' 1 e ra , e S c ,ni , A 'I ' 1912 J - E - .' 1 ' , S . I, . I ,' aj f0l sel J' ' .' 1 t tl1 21111111211 Ctlllllth' Musical Festival in the K. 1 , ' . , , L. Y 1 2 r -' fr ' 1 '14 ' 'L' - rg U. ' - '- L1 v1L- 1 -'A 5' '- ' ' ' 1 ' 1 L'-

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26 Th 1' S C It' U L L Zz' Y' Y' fi GLEE CLUBS OONF Hlgll Qchool 19 tmtunatc ll ll3Xlll,, thre glee clubs two for glrls and one tor boys The F1rst GITIS Glee tlub under tl1e IllI'9Cl10ll of Vhss llelen Qlevers 1s composed of upper class g1rls who I1 we had DFCXIOUS zlee club expenence Tllli year the club IIHS made several pubhc appearances On tuo OCCHSIOHS lt sang before the H1gl1 School I T A and was enthuslastlcally recelved It provlded the n1us1cal background fOI two of tl1e 1ad1o plavs p1ese1tfd by tile dran1at1c flubs A Ghmpse of stephen Poster and 'lhe Bells 01 CIIIISUIIRS Tlllb club also has sung tor a school assembly and for tl1e Boone ll oman s Club A good '1tt1tude l1as been evmcecl thls sea1 and tl1e talent has been of unusual quahtv Gretchen Sparks has been tl1e cnnpetent and tfuthful ICLOIIIDRIIISI. The Second Glrls ulee flub composed mostly of sophomores spend one xear preparlng to enter tl1e lurst Glee illlll 'I'llS club has sung 111 pubhc onme tl11s ye1r before the Boone Womans Club The ICCOXIIQAIIISL tor thls group IS Jayne Pestotmk the KIITQLIOI' -. NIlbS Slexers by Mary Jo Bostwlck and Betts llllelv has appeared IH pubhc only twlce Botl1 lppearances were 111 connectmr mth the play A Ghmps of stephen Foster one was before the Boone XX 0111111 s Club and tl1e other before a mCllOOl assembly XHFIOUS choruses quartets Illll so fo1tl1 ,ne torlned trom IJOUI the glrls and bows clubs Men1bers from botl1 clubs pntlclpated ln tl1e annual tountw Mus1e Festlyal held ln Aprll Jane Mauck uon a SUDCTIO Tdllllb lor her cmtrxlto solo III tl1e sub d1str1ct mus1c co11test at Jefferson nd colnpetco 111 the d1str1ct contest at Mason C1ts A g1rls sextette fM1ss Slexers prme a d Jost composed ol Margaret Xe1le Naonn buthern BBFIIICQ 'l1cX 1cltfr Ixelxn Nordstrom lxatlrxn Andtrson 11141 l4111d lhudlove tlso Ulllllllltll .lt Nl tson tux ulltle thmy rated excel ent NJ ' . ., ' ' ' ': ff 12 I -' A, ' ,' . . N 1 . I v . . ' - 4 V A -. -.' . 2 -1 ' ' D 11 ' rw v , -1 11 - u ,' 1, -, , , , . 1 . ' ,. , F , v 1 1 . l , . I ' 1 A' ' 'J 4' f 1 t I1 f w , 4 ' i q - -' ' 1' : ' . ' ' ' J , . , 3 ', ' s , v ' 1' ' ' ' 1 - . ' ' . U , .. . ,f . A , . , - , I 1 1 , . . ' ' .' C ' . 1 v , Tl1e Boys' Glee Club, under tl1e direction of Mr. N. A. Fields and accompanied V, K Y' .1 A' Y I V! . . I 5 ' ' ' ' v ' C 7- ' r l K 1- 1 v' Y ' . 1 . .. . ' ' ' ,- , Y . . . ' ' ' . w , ,- y ' I . 4 .V . . I - - , , ' I- . ' N 1 L A 4 ' . - ' . ' .' . 5 f 5 I i. a ' 4 'Lf ' .4 K. 4 . 5. v' .' 1' 'U ,,z.' ' 1- ' 11. Y'.' ' f 'Q , '.l. .