Boone High School - Scroll Yearbook (Boone, IA)

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APPRENTICES A scene during the dental survey. Mrs. Carlson, school nurse, is seated at the desk taking down the data. Dr. Allender is inspecting the teeth of Ruth Baker, while Wilma Berg- lund, Peggy Page, Jane Nichols, and Dorothy Wright look on. The junior high basketball team, coached by Mr. Lamb, met with only one defeat this year. From the looks of the boys in the pool, one would surmise that they are having plenty of wet fun. Mr. Eoin coaches the junior high and junior college basketball teami. A corner of junior high study hall is shown. The speck on the platform is Mrs. Belden, who keeps a watchful eye on her charges. At the front- table by the shelves are the student librarians. In planning for the future of our football teams, students of the Junior l-ligh School are taught the fundamentals of the game and are organized in a team. They have a schedule in which they meet other schools during the season, This last year the young students enjoyed a most success- ful year. Meet our first undefeated junior high football team. We M gg

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Dr, Paulena Nickell, Professor and Head of Home Management of Iowa State College, conducts a guide ance group in Homemaking and Related Careers during the Boone Vocational Conference. REWARDS Receiving the highest honor awarded to high school stu- dents, twenty-eight seniors were elected into the Nation- al Honor Society and permitted to wear the flaming torch and keystone pin, Members are chosen on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service, The officers for this year are: Frank McGaffey, president, and Mildred Book, secretary. Other members of the society are: Robert Allender, Betty Anderson, Shirley Betzender- fer, Imogene Carpenter, Ever- ett Casey, Arthur Clarke, Vir- ginia Erickson, Robert Fields, Betty .lean Gutterridge, Harlan Herrick, Janet Hill, Bill Kad- ing, Robert Kelly, Leona Krug, Mary Elizabeth Lees, Dovie Lee, Carl Leiden, Ashley Phipps, Myron Piper, Sylvia Robertson, Catherine Schwien, Naomi Smith, Eugene Stand- ley, lla Statton, Arlene Willis, and Joan Wilson. sf ff With an all girl cast, the The' atre Guild presented a mystery drama, Yorkshire Pudding, directed by Miss Ringland. The cast, from left to right, was as follows: Pat-Bernice Parrish, Phil - Donna Pulver, Mrs. Dawson-Mary Beghtol, Pa- mela Dark-Doris Wiernsber- ger, Una - Corrine Scott, Maud E Mary Jane Taylor, Janet-Betty Lee Winfield, Dora-Thelma Richards, and Lady Spate-Mildred Stump.

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U 'M ' 'e :wr ' we Stanley Redeker and Robert An- derson are off on their bi- cycles. Wanda Piper, Mary Jane Taylor and Saralyn Wyler wade in the creek at the Ledges State Park. Faye Martin poses on Hi Y's and B, YA Ettes Our boys' adviser, Mr. the cannon, just so you trip the light fantastic Fisher, takes on an ad- won't forget the old at the Boys' Y Camp. viser of his own, city park. The call of the wild lures Calista Olander, Jeanne Johnstone, Alyce Nicholson, and Doris Wiernsberger to the Ledges State Park, where they rashly brave a rash. On the porch of the spacious Y. W. C. A. build ing you see Imogene Carpenter and Janet Hill In the center is Miss Katherine Lindbloom, gen eral secretary, who, aided by a leadership com mittee, directs girl reserve clubs for students of all ages.