Boone High School - Scroll Yearbook (Boone, IA)

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1 l C3lll0P3 Club Who's got tl'e hypo? Wherefs the developer? What time is it? These are sonie of the questions you would hear if you Sliflllld happen to visit the Camera Club in the dark room. The Club is sponsored by Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Bechtel, Their ob- jective is to give some of our high school camera fiends furth- er knowledge in the field of photography. Boys' GQ'lll Club The Boys' Gym Club under the supervision ot' Mr. Cole is very popular with the Stronger sex. The club members take part in competitive sports. such as basketball and volleyball. The boys especially enjoy exercises, drills. and relays, Radio Club Learning the facts about radio is the object of the Radio Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Mclntyre these boys ap- ply their knowledge in building and re- pairing radios. U S Chess and Checker Club ence a week Mr. St:-eples sponsors a battle of brains httween the various meniliers ol' the Chess and Checker Club. lfaeh semester 'l.e niminhers participate in a Hound-robin 'l'ournanient lim determine the best players. Those ixhw have earned distinttion this year are Owen Fitzsiininons. Carl Aspengren and Gladys Morgan.

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W E THE SENIOR CLASS OF I94Z beung of sound body and dusabled mund do hereby bequeath to our successors our most cherushed talents and posse s ons as follows tem Item tem Item tem Item tem tem tem tem tem Item Item tem tem tem tem tem Item Item Duck Mules leaves hus suave personalu y to that perupatetuc paragon of the Iuruuor class Arthur Buechler To Jean A Eruckson goes Helen Brudges promusung career un the Metropolutan Opera Audruenne Kung wulls George to next vear s delegates to the Press Conventuon Bob feet Eruckson wulls hus football shoes to the Navy wuth the understandung that they be used as aurcraft carruers Bull Doran s corespondence course un love goes to Margory Lyon The new members of The Natuonal Honor Socuety wull theur joy un theur achuevement to next year s unutuates To Morry Hagaleen goes Hod Welun s personal map of McHose Park Bob Luppert leaves hus ambudextrous dexteruty un the Chemustry lab to Doc Joluff Stan Barber s technuque un the anatomucal Iuxta posutuon of the two arbucular orus mus cles un the state of contractuon goes to Don Brown the Don Juan of the Iunuor class John Mathers leaves hus pocket edutuon of The Wooung and Wunnung of Women t that coy and shrunkung lover Gene Mondt Cummungs and Statton Boone Hugh s Abbott and Costello wull Mr Watson to Benson and Schroeder wuth the admonutuon that they treat hum gently and always wuth great re spect Bull Munsell regretfully relunquushes what us left of the ancuent feud un the trumpet sec tuon to Betty Harry James Brown Martha Jean Lebo s sulent prayer for a man who us sux feet two becomes the property of Marg Sprung who has hopes along the same lune The senuors leave theur long suppressed desure to rung the hall fure alarms to any stout hearted and lught headed junuor That expert on putchung lball and I Don Reed leaves hus profucuency un both fuelds to Les Mclntyre Drexel Peterson and Thelma Kendall leave an example of unquenchable spurut and valor to members of the Iunuor class Max Ruschmeyer leaves hus bag of puns IPI to Gene Pepples Duck Farley wulls hus seemungly unexhaustuble supply of pep and hus boundless enthusuasm to that dashung cabellero Clancy Blosser Charles McNew leaves Robert Muckle hus talents un debatung and extemporaneous speakung A pass to Ames us Rosalune Thede s guft to Mary Bgorkman Wuth ut goes a manual on The Care and Handlung of College Freshmen WITNESSES Class of 42 Pat A Cake Frank N Steun I I ' I I I ' s E : I 1 ' ' ' 'i ' ' ' ' , I , - A - 11 11 1 - I ll ll - - ' - - I I ' ' ' ' . I ,, . . ,, . . . . . . I 1 ' ' s . I I . . . . . . I ,, ,, . I I I , . . . . A . . . . - I I - -- 11 A - - II O . . I I I . , , . I - ll II I 1 I - - - , . I I . . I . . . - I I . . -- I . . . . . I : ' ' I 1 ' . . I I . . . . . . . . ' II II , . II ' II , I

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ATIU. Art Club The Art Club. sponsored by Mr. VVatson. is an activity which meets twice a week. This year's work has depended upon the ability and interest of each student. Typical of original projects are: clay sculpture. fashion drawing, ad- vertising. arts and crafts. The ambition of our artists is to be represented in the Iowa High School Art Exihibition at the State University of Iowa. Arts and Crafts The Arts and Crafts Club, which meets every other week. turns out many fine and useful products such as shelves. boats, belts, and desks. Under the guid- ance of Mr. Robinson, the members have visited many of the enterprising in- dustries of Boone. The club has a mem- bership of sixteen boys and five girls. Speech Club Interpretative reading. monologues. and one-act plays- their casting. directing and character portrayal-have been the goal of Miss Lambs speech groups. The mem- bers have presented plays for many of Boones Civic gr- ganizations. Another important speech activity is Debate. The team. composed of Owen Fitzsimmons. Robert Mickle, Betty Lou Rice, and Florine Wheeler, worked on the question: Resolved that every able bodied male citizen of the United States should have one year of military training before attaining the present draft age. IQ!- 'X ta- B -Y- Ettes This impressive candle light service marked an initiation into the B-'1'-Ettes. This girls' club meets every other Wednesday. the sixth period. at the Y.W.C.A. The officers for this year were: VVanda Piper, president: Saralyn Wyler, vice- presidentg Alyce Nicholson. secretary: lVIaralyn Beal. treasurer. Mrs. Fay Davis is the sponsor of the group. '95