Boone High School - Scroll Yearbook (Boone, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1943 volume:

'E is ' ii is fi k Hi' Bi il., 'iii ililxtx X gg, Q iii!!! . , 'k il KKWY111: if in Cpuklmlied K9 th Qgemlor Elma of 663008 aa a recordvpfi wamie:-KQJ geara. W 0 R D ,, ,. f is born into a fighting and cha- otic world. May its citizenry know that We, the senior class of Boone High School, will unite our strength and zeal with that of our present fighting forces to help bring an end to Axis-dom and world Wide confiict. l1LWe are the first to be graduated from Boone High School since the Victory Corps was established. The changes in curriculum necessitated by participation in the Victory Corps should prepare each of its members to make specific contributions toward Winning the War. We are proud to have a part in it. 1iLAnticipating a victory for the United Nations, we, the 1943 staff, in deep appreciation dedicate this Scroll of Service to all those who have gone from Boone High School to defend our inalienable rights . lm , 7 S f ,f x Svrrnll nf Lgnnnr WORLD WAR II Kll d Warren Grosmckle Wrlhs Watkms John Br1dges Shemll Brown Thomas W Benson Iohn I Attey Ir Marshall L Ph1ll1ps Curt1s Heaton Arthur A Anderson Wrlham Wmfreld Raymond Ralph Boyvey Robert Paul Younggren 1 ul' if fr i e for Missing. N . . . . , . ,P . X' 'X' 'X' 14 .Ee The supervisors and faculty have unselfishly given much of their time and service towards the war effort. Besides the regular duties of running a school, they have put many war-time programs into effect. You will find them all doing war work outside of their school hours. The Victory Corps, a national program for high school students interested in helping attain vic- tory, is under the supervision of Mr. Laurance Evans. Assisting the principal of our high school in this program is Mr. Jack Fisher, vice-principal. Both Mr. Evans and Mr. Fisher, with the faculty members Mr. Heggen and Mr. Longnecker, are members of the Iowa State Guard. Mr. Evans was also the chairman of a com- mittee that set up the Elks National Defense School. This instruction, based on naval aero- nautics and navigation, proved to be very advan- tageous to the boys on entering the Naval Air Corps. The boys met semi-weekly for ten weeks under the instruction of H. L. Cunningham. Adults who desired special training for war occupations have the night school open to them. Such subjects as typing, shorthand, and a course in machine shop have been taught by the high school faculty. Spanish also was offered because of our growing interest in South American coun- tries. The faculty by adapting their varied talents have found a definite place in our war program. Many have been busy instructing students in first aid, Red Cross life-saving, and physical fitness. Regular recreational hours leading to better health have been organized. Bad-minton, ping- pong, swimming, boxing, and basketball became very popular with the students through the ef- forts of faculty members. Others have assisted and encouraged the students in scrap drives. Mr. Van Ness is to be commended for the effi- cient way he directed the faculty in handling the issuing of the ration books. Over eleven thousand copies of Ration Book Number Two were issued in the record time of three days. Mr. Van Ness, superintendent of Boone Public Schools, arranged the program of adult education for the benefit of the community. Our school has been cooperating with Iowa State College and the Office of War Information in showing a series of twelve motion pictures. These government productions deal with the war and Pan-American relations. The armed forces have enrolled many of our teachers. To date there are six members of the Boone High School faculty serving Uncle Sam. Frank OlConner and George Adams are serving in the Air Corps. Claire Watson and William Hartley belong to the Signal Corps. Mr. Hart- ley, the last w'e heard, is in North Africa. Wayne Hill is in the Navy, and Dale Moore is serving in the Quartermaster Corps. Mr. Evans Miss Battey Miss Harvey Mr. Fisher Miss Benson Mr. VanNess Student Council Building Committee Henry Wallace, Les McIntyre Don Benson, Bill Smith Presidents Simlmz' Baclq .feadwi The Student Council is an organ- ization which givcs the members ex- perience in good citizenship by per- mitting them a certain amount of authority in school government. The developing of leadership is of special value in such an organization. Boone High's Council is chosen in a demo- cratic way in that each student is al- lowed to exercise his right of suffrage. The Council is composed of the presi- dents of the various home rooms. Each year new Student council officers are elected, a president. vice-president, and secretary. At nrt-sent these of- ficers are: Les Mclntyre, Willis Big- gerstaff, and Florine Wheeler. Some of the objects of the Student Council are: to represent thc ideas and ideals of the student body: to develoo a greater snirit of democracy: and to nromote the welfare of the institution. Before any administrative idea is brourfht before the Student Council as a hodv, it is the dutv of the Executive Board to bass it. This board is made UD of the three officers of the Student Council plus five more members: Bet- fv D ovan, Jack Schroeder, Jacques 'n, Jean Berry and Marcia Stand- Thc l ' g ommittee, divis'on h' - dcnt sever l s h se are: f . a e all Eames. in ic e han ' Q master keys. and or tin the various ticket selling camnaiens. The council itself devised these duties for the Committee. Shown at left are four student lead- ers. Henry Wallace, Jr., is the sopho- more class nresident: Les McIntyre is the president of the Student Council: Don Benson. president of the senior class: and Bill Smith. nresident of the iunior class. Along with his other school activities. Henry, Hank, has shown a definite interest in football. Les. although primarilv interested in soorts-football. basketball. and base- ball-has managed to find some time to write the sports column for the Bumble B, as w'ell as to sing in the Boys' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. Bill, also interested in athletics, has shown great success in both football and basketball. He has been a mem- ber of the student council and Dresi- dent of his home room. Donald has been the class president and student leader of the present senior class for the last three years. He has been a cheer leader, member of the Student Council, and is active in almost every phase of school life. QS? M -s S -2, 5 SAI' KB , 'Qi N QQ fri? X: :LL w, x ,, Q X M N' S as X W , Q X UN A ws ' fx Q M ' 4 ga . .Ax x QA S , Q N is , - H f - . f fx x x, Y v f 1' f wx ' X:-F., , i' ' ' S' , 5 SS? Q . , NK ....,., N QW - vii ,fm vi 32 Q 1 Z' I-5 'k AIIRI-ION. WAL'I'I'ZR . . 11044. AIIRHON, WILLIAM . . Gym Club: Football: Jiasoball. ANDERSON, .IA Nl HS . . Sophomorv llaskvtballg Football : Gym Club : 'IH-mils. A N IIE RSON, MARILYN . . lfrmbli- li : 'l'lu-atrv Guild: Chvur lmade-r: Quill and Suroll: Pop Club: I!-Y-Mttn-s. ASI'I'lNGRI'lI+IN, CARL . . Social Ss-in-in-my Club: Chifss and Chu-kvrs: Swim Club: Gym Club. IIANFORII, LOIS . . Homo ldv Club: Gym Club. IIARXI-ZS, KIAINNI-l'l'II . .Radio Club: Natural SCll'lll'1' Club: Studi-ut Coum-il: Arts and Crafts Club: Gym Club: Che-ss and Clwvk- 4-rs: liasvball: Glm-ml Club: lfooilmll. IIARTIIOLOIAIEW, COLLI-II-IN . . Gym Club: Commvrl-ial Club: Som-ial Svie-mtv Club: l!-Y- littcs: Swim Club. III-ICIl'l'I-IL, ROlII'lR'l' . . Basketball: Football: liasm-ball. 1II'lNNI'1'I l', RICIIARII . . Gym Club. IIHNSON, IIOINALII . . Mixe-d Chorus: Band: l-lumblv lin: Svroll: Che-e-r lwade-r: Art, Club: Gym Club: Hi-Y: Sophomoro Class Pl't'Silllt'IllQ .lunior Class Pre-sidvrit: Svnior Class .Prvsidn-lit, III-IRGLING, ALICE . . Stamp Club: Gym Club: Cams-ra Club. lII'lRlJLI'NII, I'A'I'RICIA . . 'Fhvatru Guild: Art Club: Cam- vra Club: Pi-U Club: B-Y-lllttvs. IiI1iGI'lRS'l'AI-'F, WILLIS . . Football: liaskvt- ball: Swimming: Gym Club: Hass-ball. ILIORKMAN, MARY LOl'lSI-I . . Gym Club: Came-ra Club: Urvhestra: Blix:-d Chorus: Glu- Club: llc-3: Club: ll-Y-lflttvs: How lho You llo lt, Club. IILOSSI-ZR, KICNNI-l'I'II . . Football: llaskn-tball: Ilaseball. IIRII-IGS, OLIVI-ZR . . 'IR-nnisi Has- kn-iball: lfoolbztll: Band. IIIIOWYHR, NORMA . . Gvm Club: Knitting Club: Commi-rt-ial Club: Arts and Crafts Club. BROWN, IIONALII . . Swim Club: Chvss and Chew-km-rs: lizrskvtball: Footbzllli Hobby Club. lHH'N'l'OX, JOHN . . Calm-ra Club: Clam-ss and Cluw-kors: Swim Club: Football, Managrr: Baska-tlmall. Mauagn-r. III'IIII, IIORO'I'IIY . . Stamp Club: llaiul: Ari Club: Comme-ra-ial Club: Homo ,lllv Club: HA'- lfltivs. III'I'lCIlLI'1R, AR'I'III'R . . Natural Sr-il-m-w Club: Chl-ss and Chvvke-rs: Mixml Chorus: Glu- Club: Swim Club. CA I I RIfZY. .I EAN . . The-atrv Guild: Arts and Crat'tsClub: Art Club: Scroll: Holm- Room Sn-1-rl-tary: Pop Club, Sw-rotary: Ono NVild Nightu: Sim:-4-ii in August. CANAKI-IS, III-ILHN . . Art Club: Spf-vm-li Avtiyity: Mixvd Chorus: 'l'hn-atrv Guild: Gli-41 Club: How llo You llo lt Club: l!-Y- littvs. CA RLSON: IIARLI-ENE . . Uri-hi-stra: Mixi-rl Chorus: liumblo BH: Si-roll: Glu- Club: Quill and St-roll: Studvut flOllIlCll. CA RLSON, GVYI-INIIOIIYN . . Ur1'li4-stra: Blix- :-cl Chorus: Gle-v Club: S1-roll. ClIRlS'I'I'lNSI'IN, RICIIARII . . For-tball: Arts and Crafts Club. CLARK: FLOYII . .Gym Club, CLARKE. NI XRIH . . Mixvd Chorus: Hrs-livstra: Iiumblv IV: ll:-bah-: 'l'rio: Glw- Club: Quill and Svroll. COI-1. JIISSIC . . Radio Club, COOPER, RCSSI-ZLL . . Sm-roll: lfootball: Swim Club. CORRICK, .IAM ICS . . Homo Room Sw'- rotary: Natural Sviviiw- Club: Swim Club' llobby Club: Gym Club. CO'I I'0N IIARLI-XXI-I . . 'Flu-atrv Guild: Glu- Club: Mix- vd Chorus. CRA RY, A RLIGNE . . 'l'h4-atrs Guild: Siwm-vli As-Livity: Mixm-d Chorus: Glu Club: How Ilo You llo It Club: I!-Y-lflttvs 1 lm- VVild Nigrhtu: Sixtl-on in A iigiistf' CROI l'llANll'lL, NIHLYIN . . Radio Clubqllob- by Club: Swim Club: Gym Club. CROI'I'LHY, NIAI'RI'lI-IN . . M i X od Chorus Glvv Club: 'l'hvatrg- Guild. CVNIIIFI-', IDORO'I'lIY' . . How llo You Ivo lt Club: Chi-se. and illlI'l'kCl'S: Camvra Club: Gym Club. IIA VIIISON, Gl'lORGI'l . . Clulss and Cha-rlu-rs Swim Club: Stamp Club. IIOIIII: BI-l'I l'A .IEA N' . . Gym Club. IIOI-IRR, ,ROIlI'lR'l' . Foliilmaill. 'I' C7 HON XLIDNON. 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Clie-ss :mud Clit-1-kf vrs: Gym Club: Cmmm-r4'iul Club: llmm- V11- Clubg Huw lm You lm It Club. lilKl'tlHll. WYlllLl.Lil . . Hume- liuuui S1-m'i'vt:tI'y. LXNTZ, ANN . . Ruud: f'2'lllt'l'll Club: Xrts :md Crafts Club: Art Club: iJlt'ilt'Sll'1l. l..kltltl'IW. t'll.KlH'lNl'H . . Hubby Club: Iizllliu Club: Huw lm You lm lt Club. IARRI-IW. I,.KWIlHNt'E . . lizidiu Club: Arts :ind Craitts Club: Hubby Club. X . l..KRSl'IN. i'.X'l'RH'lX . . Swim Club: llfnin- Ith- . . , Club. lllNlNiIil'lN. INllt0'I'llX . . l-amd. I.INIbNl.KIili, SIIARUN ,.S1vf-1-wli Awtivity: Mixm-d Chorus: 'I'lu-zi.tr1- lluild: Huw lm Ynu lm lt Club: tllm- Club: II-Y-lllttl-s. IlI'NllBl'IlHl, IIUROTIIY . . Rl iY 1--I Cluxrus: Humble- ll : St-mill: l'1-p Club: Xrt Club: Studvut Cuunvil: Hlw- Club: Xrts :tml Crafts Club: Quill :Ind Svrull: Swim Club. lll'NllS'I'RtHI, NIS K . . Alixf-rl Clwrusg Ulm- Club: lluw Im Y:-u lm It Club. LYUNS, 3l.XR.l0RIl'1 . . Cumf-ru Club: Sin---1-Im ,M-tivitv: Alixt-d Churus: Ilzimlg 'l'l11-utiw nluild: Pvl' Club: tilt-ml Club: ll-Y-litte-si limi' Im Ywu lm lt Club: Sixtl-1-ii in .Xu:rust. MARK W.KI.Ill'lIl. S'l'AN'l'0N . . 42 3' ui Club: Xlixs-d Chorus: Arts :md Crufts Club: llzmd: 0i'vl1vstl'u: lizlsvliull: lluw Ihr Yuu lm It Club: lli-Y. MARSH ELL. HRNIH . . 'l'lu-utrtl Huilclg liumbll- l! 1 Art Club: lizxud: Quill :tml St-rull: Huw lm Ynu lm It Club: tlym Club: iii-Y, Nlt'lX'l'YRl'I, LHSLII-I . . llzlskz-tbzill: , lftmtlrull: Mixed Chorus: llmulg lists:-lmll: 4111-4- Club: liumblv lin: Hi-Y: ,l'r--side-nt uf Studi-nt Ctrunvil, Nlt'VIl'lil'lR. Xl KILIUIKIH . . Mix:-d Clwrus: Gln-tw Club. SIICKLH, ROI!!-1R'I' , . lluml- Jimmy S1-1-iw-t:1x'y: llulmzltn-1 Arts und Crafts Club: lizuliu Club: Spot-c-h At-tivity, llllllll-Ill, JA ill-IS . . lfwbt- bull: Arts und Crafts Club: Hubby Club. Nlllllll-Ill, I-'lltilll-lNt'l'I . . llnmw lim' Club: 1'2llllt'l'2l Club: lflztg' Swingl-rg t'UIlllllt'I'l'lkli Club: Hmm- Iilbtllll Sk'l'l't't2ll'Y. NllLI.W.kllll, 'N lflllllli I'll,KRIl0'l l'l-I . . 'i'i1C?lll'4' tluild: llumblm- 1Z : How lm You lm It Club: Clive-r Ili-:ull-rg .ll-Y- l'lttx-'s: Quill :uid Sc-rull: JH-yy Club. MINSUN, 3l.Kl'RlNl'l . . f42llllt'l'2l Club: Siuwvli ,Xt'iiYllYI 'l'lu-:ltrv Guild: Swim Club: llumblt- IL Nll'l'Clll41l,l,. ll.'lRl.l'IXE . . ,Xrvs :mtl Crafts Club: liumblt- l! : 'l'li4-:tlw Guild: ,Xrt Club. NlI'l't'lll'lLL, I'llYl.l.lS . . Huw lm You lm lt Club: Cmmm-rviznl Club. MUNIVIX 4-Il-TNI-I . . Chwms and Clie-4-ki-rs: lfmxtlmll: Mixt-d Churus: Ulm- Club: Swim Club. Nltbtllili, MARY . . lluw lm Yuu Tm lt Club: 'l'hv11trv Guild: Art Club: Swim Club. MOORE. RICIIAIKID .. 'ixhC2lfl'4' Guild: tilt-tl Club: Alixvd Cluvrus: Cum- 4-ru. Club: Femtlmll: Swim Club. MOSS, I5ltNil'1Nl'I . . 'l'l1v:itrw Guild: Cnrm-ru Club, Nl-Il-ILY. ll0lil4IR'l' . . Nl'IW1'tHlll. MARVIN . . 0l..KXlll'lR. l41Yl'lI.YN . , Sin-wli Avtivity: 'I'hm-utr' Guild: iillllliliv' ll : Swrull: 1'1Llllt'l'il, Club. ORN, QPIYHIK l'I'l l' . . lE'li. 'ke5 0XI'1NI 0IIIi, .IUIIN . . I-'m,tIn:uII, Mix:-fl 4'Iwl'- IIN, Iiilliiu t'illIr3 tllm- t'l11l1. IHKIKIQS, .Il'XIC .. 'I'l1--:utrv tliiilflg IIIH- l'IuIr1 I1-Y-I'Itt1-Q. I'K'I I'lzIINtlN, IIFKN . , Xrls :tml t'V:lI'ts 1'iIlIrg Ilnlnirx' 4'Il1Iu, Ir-Imtwg Il:ltIiu1'IuIr PHKIKSUY, l'll XlII.0'I I'l'I . . Mix--tl 4'imi'l1N1 l':'p t'll1lI1 lv:-wlit-xli':u, Huw Im Yun Im It 4'I11II: illu- 4'IllIx. I' Y I'ltt1-s I'l'I.XltNtI'N, I.0IIll.KlNl'l . . lI.,m.- I-41IuI1,4.5m 1 Iulv. I'I-ZNIHIKYIN, N II.Ill'II . . I-'fu-tIv:nII1 I'I'7I'I'Hlt, Hlill II.Il . . I ....1ImII: 'I'I1--.Itrv Guild: Vanmf-rat 1'1ul,. iglsitlmll, Itmlift 1'IuIxg Swim 1'IuIn, l'l'IN'I'tP'I'Nlk. .IUYVIC , . Iiumlulf- IZ , Humi- lvji- l'Iu1Iu, Iv--Imt--1 42I--f- I'IuIrg Quill :tml S1-rnll. l'I-Z'I'I'IIIS. WI K III .I K N li . . 'I'Iw:ut1w- tluildg aim-rss l'IuIr, Swim 4'IuIn1 .XVI t'Il1Ing I.Iwlm- I-Iv 4'IuIx, Sv:-IIIIL Ixnittim: 4'IuIx. l'I'l'I'I1lISHN, ,IUINNI-I , , Sptttii .M-tixityl 'I'li1-zltlw tluiltli 1':um-ra: Vlulv, Huw Im Ytiu Im Il 4'IuIug Mix- I-4I 4'ImruH, hiv- tluin, lip 1 Ililu, Nl.-II. I'II'I'1It, .I XVII-IN . . .Xrt t'IilIr: Swim Vinh: Svi 'ln'-It 1'IiiII I'0l.I.KItII, XICIMUN . . Mix'-fl Vim:-uw, Vzumt-rzn 4'IuIv: Glu- 4'I11lug Swim 1'I1xIsg III Y. Slmlf-nl Vfvllllvil l'0l'IC, .IU ANN . . SIN.-wln Xvtixily, I I:nu 'l'XYII'l4'I'. l'0N'l'fllN. NI XIII .I ICKN . . 'I'Iit-:ntr1- tluiltlg 4':nm-VJ: 1'I11hg Sp.-.-win .X--tixitx, Iiwmt- I-Iv Vining Knitting Wluli, .Xrl f'IuIs Hvm 1'IuII3 St-I-ull: Html:-nt Imumt-il I'IfI'I'l'lI KIIID, ICIJIFIR . . Swim 'iilllr Iiulvln t'lllIn. Illvw Im Yull IPM II Vlllll. I'l IH'I l.l1. 'I'tlII . . Swim Vluh, Ul'KlINS'I'II03l. YI! I IN . . Sp.-1-wil .M-tivityg 'l'Ii.-.mln 1:mI1I: 'Hum-rzt 1'IuIr: IPlI4- XN'iIrI Xiiglltm, Swim Vlllix, Huw Im YUM Im It Vllllll Vlmwns :tml VII:-tit:-iwg IH-it 4'luIv1 ,Xrt 4'Illhg Ilttmt- lit' l'Il1In, Vimmu-i'1'i:1l 4'll1Iig lizltull 'l'WII'il'I' IIICI ll. lII'I'I I'I . . Mix:-II Vlwrtlsg 1IIt-.- VIIIII. 'I'Ii--:nIiw- 1IuiI4I. IIIVH, lH'Z'I l'l-I l.Ul . . Xlixwni 1 :vr1'llw, IH-luitl-. ICH-IHS. LHR . , If S. Nuxy SK'NlDHl.0tIUl, U II,l.l KW . . St :I m In t'IllIIg Alix'-II l'Imruw, Ilrml: -III-V 1'IuIn, Nt'lIIIOI'lbl'fH. .IUIIN . . Ilnmt- Ilmliil S1-vl'4-- lux X11 4'IuII, Iiumlnlt- Ii , 'I'I14-znt1'.- tluiltig St-rull, I'Ii4wl' I.r:IrIf-l'l tlym Vlllln. Sl'1l,I.l'1llN. IDI KN III Inlfx 1'IuII SFI I I-'RN WII lIl'II I . ,......, . .. Vluixs :tml l'li.-flu-l'sg Swim 4'Il1lvg If:-utivzlil. I Nll KW, IIUX Kl.II . . 'I'I1:-:itl'-- iuiltlq Ilzumli XII 4'Il1lv I'1mul1If- I '- tlI'4'lIt'NIl4'l NIII'1l.l.. IICIIIIINH . . tlym t'Il1Iv1 Hume- T14- Vliilr, 1'-umm-it-iztl 1'Illlr Nlll-Il'I'.Kllll. Wll.I.I III . . VIH-Hs :ami 1'Ii:-4-In-Vsg 4'2lIIll'I'Jl 4'IllIIg Swim t'IuI1 SYlI'I'll. INIIKIS . . Sin-4-1-Il .Xi-lixityg 'I'In-:IIl'o- Huilflg 1'nlm-ran Vlulrg Swim l'IuIu, Him 1'IuI1. Nl'IiNl'l'I. NIXIIIUN . . Gym t'Il1Iv, Kliwvci l'I1v1l'l1sg 42II-t- 4'Il1In3 Sm-rnllg Swim Vlult NI'0Nti. DUN iI.Il . . Mixt-ri 4'iluI'lISl Swimming. Xialimutrg Ilzasv-hull. Nlulmgt-l'g Him- 4'IuIu. Ili Y, If:-ntiuill. XillII1IL14'I', Iiansin-thnll, ,XI:m:lu'-1' Studi int t'u1m1'il. NI'ltlNt-. II NIH! XII I'1'I' . . Alix'-II 4'iIlIl'lISQ HIM- l'Inln, IH-In l'llllu S'l'I'IINltil'IIK, IIUNNX . . NTI! KN II. II NIH! XIII-Z'I' .II'1KNNI1I..Sw1'-III. IMIituiwiii-1-Iniwl', Ilnmt- litmus S4-I-i'14t:Ii'5'g Art l'IuIrg Nuturul N-'if-m-v 1'IuIug Knitting 4'IuIIg 1,luiII :mai S4-r-III N'I'IIlCI'l', I'IIIl.ll' . . llww Im Mm Im It I'IuIig Vlivss :emi t'Inwke-i's3 'I'InwntI-I Iiuiltlg III-YQ f'1IIII4'I'1I t'I11IIg HIM- VIHII, Mix.-:I 4'I.musg Illimlrlw- I1 g In-hzlti-. rs'I'l'SIIIO, I'IIII.II' , . Swim 1'I11Ir: Gym Uluhg Vins-4 :tml VII:-1 luis, Nzlturzul St-if-:uw ttillll. SW HN, l'tIIOI.! N , . l':um-ru 4'IuIr3 Blixt-:I iIHl'IIN, HI:-It 1'Ililr, I2-YfI'1tt:-sg Sm-ini Svivlim- Vllllr NN'.XNIx. YI KRH Klllfl' . . 'I'l11':lti'n- tillilsl. IIffm.- IGI- Vining Swim t'Il1Ing Mix.-tl l'I1l-runs, III.-I 1'IuII. Iizumi. Ilzxtnu 'I'wii'It-rg IN-im l'Ililn, IZ-Y-Iittt-N. SN' KNSUN, lHHHP'I'llY . . Iiyll t'IuI I, Iwi' 1'IuImg Iinittim: 1'I11In3 t'1rIIIIIII'I'- 'I IC Ui.tItIII4I'N, Il0IHl'I'IIY ,. vlzil tlllln Ilznmi, 4H'1'I1:stl:u tzilmwal 4'lllIig Hume- llmnn N -iwtnux. IIIIIA. Ill KNI. . . A,.ruuItuiQ Vlulv, FXNIIII 1 Illivg Mym 1 Iulrg NZIIIIVIII N'1v11m- Vluli Nil 'QQ' 49? un- C7 X and Crafts Club. Hobby Club' Club: R-Y-littvs. VENT, III'l'I I'Y ll0IIO'l'lI Y . . WVALIIACE, VYANIIA . . Stzuim Home Room Secretary. How llo You Do lt Club. Chorus: Student Council. Pep! Club: Humble- UB. Sec-rotary: Quill and Scroll Art Club: btudent Council. 'I'IGERS'I'RONI, FA RL . . fT2llllt'l'iI. Gym Club. ronn, waslll-:Y I . Art Club: Wood-working Club. JAN'l'l'I' . . Orchestra: How lm Club: Mixed Chorus: Home ICQ Club: Glee Club: Arts Swim Club: Swim Club: VI-BALI-I. You Do It VVALKI-ZR, Club: Czum-ra Club : Mixed Chorus: 'I N-hate: Pep Club: Stu- dent Council : Glee Club 3 I3-Y-Etta-s : I-low Do You lm It Club. VVENZEI., JOYCE . . Theatre Guild: Ii-Y-ldtte-'sg .Arts :md Crafts Club: Art Club: Scroll. WV!-IST, VVILMA . . VV Il l'lI'llil'lli, FLORINE . . Sw-e-ch Activity: Mixed Chorus: Theatre Guild: Debate: Student Council: Glen- Club: I2-Y-ldttos. XVII E1-llllfllt. 1iRE'l'I'lIlflN .. Stamp Club: Camera Club: Gym Club: Mixed Chorus: 'Phsatre Guild: Glen- Club: I5-Y-lflttn-sz: WVII l'I'A K I'l R, .IUIIN .. . S4-roll: 4'?llllQ'l'2l Club I Football 3 Speech .Activity : Chess :md Check- ers : Baseball. lXTzIn1u:fv1': Glu- Club: Mixed VY II I'I'Nl HR, MARVIN . . Chess and Checkers: Football: Swim Club: Gym Club. VVICKMAN. IIOIS . . Gym Club: Czunera Club: Chess :ind Che-ck:-rs: VYILKINS, GA RRI-l'I'll . . Caniera Club: Radio Club: Football. WILLIAMS, 0It'l'lIA . . Commer- cial Club. IVILSUN, JUYVH . . 'l'hs-atre Guild: llumblm- BV: Speech Artivity: I3-Y-Ettcs: Home Room W' I 'l I' M H ll YIRGINIA . . Theatre Guild: Swim Club: Pvli Club: Natural Science Club: Calm-ra Club: 'lla . In '44 where will the class of ,43 be? Perhaps many of us will be found working in defense industries: a few' will attend' college, and the greater part of the class will be called into active service for our country. We wonder if we will be will- ing and capable to serve where we are most needed. As we look 'back over our years together, we realize that our class has shown leadership in both school and community affairs. We have been a determined group, and whatever we have set out to do has always been successfully complet- ed. We are proud of our record, both scholastic and athletic. During our freshman year we w'ere put out that we were still considered a part of the junior high, and we thought ourselves very grown up when we were oc- casionally allow'ed to attend a senior high pep meeting. In our sophomore year the upperclassmen seemed to boss us around a bit, but after all we were only Sophies. Our junior year was the outstanding year of our high school days. This was the year so many of us struggled through physics, and also the period in our lives w'hen we sold candy at the games in order to finance that very successful Junior- Senior Reception. . During our senior year the war has been uppermost. in our minds and activities. All through our school days we have been tested, and soon we will face the great- est test of all. HOW WILL WE MEET THIS CHALLENGE? 15 r i 1 A , ., ,,,-1 , 1 M, ww A . x x a ' - ,. X -if 2415, 3 J S3,3'fiLg Egg 'X Q x -X x 1: l . ,Q 491, W A, f vs. 1435! ' ' 543V , ,-. ff yi PN -wa' , 5 n 21? 9 1? '23 'W' Qi ffl ,ll Ill I 'Q url ff, 'T 1 x Q X, x 15 5, ' k ' xx I i 'n. X P- ix S F ii if i Q LQ. x X K x .x.,x . M., w . ,L 'S ,tif G7lie fifty-four members of the Theatre Guild spent the first semester studying one-act plays. During this time three one-act plays were presented to the group. Under the direction of Miss Ring- land. the Guild produced on March 26, the comedy 'tLady Be Good. During the past year, the speech club has been working on one-act plays and monologues. Several club members co- operated with various groups to present one-act plays to different community or- ganizations, The club also found inter- pretative reading very interesting, Miss Lamb was the capable director of these speech activities. The debate team, head- ed by Owen Fitzsimmons and coached by Miss Lamb, is one of the more active minor activities of Boone High. Members of the team, which met every Monday and Tuesday during the first semester, were Robert Mickle and Wilma Barnes, affirmative speakers, and Marie Clarke and Owen Fitzsimmons, negative speak- ers. The proposition which the club worked on was-Resolved: That a Fed- eral World Government Should Be Estab- lished. Early in the second semester the debate team sponsored the appear- ance in a senior high assembly of the Iowa University Debatcrs. The B-Y-Ettes and the Hi-Y Clubs are, perhaps, two of the most active clubs in Boone High School. Headed by Nell Charlotte Millward, the thirty members of B-Y-Ettcs have been doing war work consisting primarily of rolling bandages and doing odd jobs for the Red Cross. This year the Hi-Y Club was reorganized and got off to a good start the first sem- ester. The officers of the club w'ere: President, Carl Jolliffg vice-president, Russell Cooper, secretary, James Van- Nessg treasurer, Donald Spong, and chap- lain, Stanton Markwalder. The second semester officers were: president, Stan- ton Markwalderg vice-president, Don Ben- song secretary, James Van Ness, treasur- er, Bill Lambg and chaplain, Bill Lamb. During the year the club had a hayride, sponsored a dance, and had a Halloween party. The first of the second semester the club brought Dr. Glenn Cunningham, the world's greatest miler, for a very in- teresting assembly program. The helpful sponsors of the Hi-Y are: Coach Gale Fisher. James I. Davis, Y.M.C.A. secre- tary, and Drexel Peterson. Under the direction of Miss Carmody, the Home Ee Club has been studying wardrobes and materials as well as work- ing on their own individual craft pro- jects. Mary Krenz acted as club presi- dent with Marilyn Wiley as secretary. Knit tw'o. purl two, would be the first words to greet you if you ShOu1d enter Room 7 on Mondays, sixth period. This is where the knitting club members click their needles, gab'l a little, and also manage to find time to knit. For the past year the girls have been knitting blocks for an afghan for the Red Cross. Three ol' the sixteen girls spent their 001,64 it ,QGAJ4 7 X 76 time making sweaters for themselves, The officers t'or the past year have been: President, Mary Jane Peters, and secre- tary, Betty Morrissey. Miss Handy is the sponsor. Every Friday, period six, thirty girls and twelve boys have met in the shop for Arts and Crafts Club. Under the supervision of Mr. Lein, the club mem- bers have made many leather, wood, and plastic articles. The Art Club. under the capable direc- tion of Miss Nygren, has spent consid- erable time studying textile design and making chalk and charcoal drawings. A project which we have all noticed in the third floor hall is the patriotic mural showing various phases of the armed forces. Many patriotic posters have also been made by the club lor the commun- ity. The object ot' the Radio Club was to learn the facts about radio. Under the super fision of Mr. McIntyre. the club m ,ers have spent many interesting l 's ,hglding and repairing radios. iess and Checker Club. sponsored by Mr. Steeples, met every week for a series play. Each week the club mem- bers challenged a different person, and at the end ot' the year those persons having the most victories were declared the champions. Last year winners were: chess, Donald Maffet: checkers, Carl As- pengreeng and Chinese checkers, LaVerne Babbitt. The meetings ot' the Commercial Club have been varied and interesting. At one club meeting a beauty operator spoke, at another Mrs. Hoist showed pictures of Mexico, and at several group meetings business training students told of then' office experiences, During the tall the club enjoyed a pot luck supper at school. This club was sponsored by Miss Weber. Mr. Cunningham and Mr. McIntyre are the sponsors ot' two active Camera Clubs. Their object has been to give some of our high school camera tlends further knowledge in the field ol' photography. The members have learned how to use the developing tank, how to make contact prints and enlarge pictures. The three things required ot' members of Camera Club have been: 1, to have the use of a canicrag 2, to take at least one roll of tilm per semester, to develop it and make a print from each negative: 3, to pay thirty-tive cents per semester tor ma- terials. This past year, the boys' swim club was put on a war-time program basis. 'ine boys learned how to carry rifles while swimming and also how to swim through oil fire. More emphasis was put on underwater and breaststroke swun- ming. In the girls' swim club the time was spent studying diving and life-sav- ing. Both the girls' and boys' gym clubs have concentrattd on the game of basket- ball as w'ell as the exercises in the physi- cal fitness program. ! arab in M?- fi M r ,- if ,mg L, xxx ,V RWMN- 'A z v , A 33.5, as V3 ,pf Q :Q Qvwxg X V x ' Awww N 5 If Aa , .w GX js ' .Q-1 xx S S :gl f G 5 iff if Q v 9 ' up 45 YS V 'E Si., AN 11.52.22 SSESNW Zz IQ :Q Qu Q M ' 1 ,. si' xt .,'xaf.,:' , x 1- gi xx 51 as sew +1 1 v N N :VA Q.: .... : 5, A 6 - 2 ' 3 , , -f K X f y . 9 3 f ifgwm IWIIPJQI Q, 'Y an Mi IL Ai X , T L I I Ei 41 M We ik' Q I . .A N 5 1 3 Q r 5 5 Nix Vi L L 5 lg ' -A is if JN X M Q W W N fx x -new g 3 'fEe'e:fe ::.aA.. -. -SSX N xi wil mm W .,.. Q X ' v . ,X gs. M ,aw X ,--M-,S ,N 3 :pink H Q. qw . P' 'Vi' ex' lsr., .1 x ,. ,J www, I I R + Boone Randall -- 4 Napier ---- --- 0 Boone .......... 7 Luther --- --- 1 Boone ,.Y....... 7 Madrid ..., -. , 2 Sectional Tournament Boone .......... 6 Woodward --- --- 0 Boone ...oo..,.. 6 Gilbert ...Y -- - 4 Boone ,.,....... 15 Luther --- --- 5 District Tournament Boone w,........ 1 Whitten --- --- 2 Won-6 Lost-1 Honorary Captain-Lyle Sparks. Boone ..... .... 3 0 Fort Dodge -- ---33 Boone ..... .,.. 2 8 Grinnell --- ---18 Boone ..,.. ,.,. l 7 Perry .,,,., --- 14 Boone .,... .... 2 5 Oskaloosa -- ---37 Boone ..... ..., 4 1 Ames A.,,..,, -- -22 Boone ..,., .ie. 2 5 Nevada .....,w,... 34 Boone ..... .... 2 9 Marshalltown ..... 25 Boone ..,.. .... 2 7 Newton ..,......,l 34 Boone ..,.. --- -47 Grinnell .,,.. ---16 Boone ..... .... 2 3 Oskaloosa - - - - -24 Boone ...., -- 9 Ames ..,2.... ---22 Boone Boone Boone --,U ----40 ----------25 ----------28 Nevada .,..., Marshalltown Newton ,..,.. Sectional Tournament at Boone -----29 -----33 -----35 Boone .......... 41 Sacred Heart ..f.. 18 Boone .,... .... 5 0 Rippey ..,,,.,,.., 12 Boone ..,.,..... 30 Ogden ...e,., ---29 Boone ,......,.. 31 Pilot Mound .,,,,, 23 Boone Boone District Tournament at Ames ----------34 Newton ------ ----------26 Ames -------- Won-12 Lost-12 Honorary Captain-Maurice Hagaleen. 1943 Basketball Reserves -----32 - .,,. 31 Boone .......... 25 Ames ..,.,, - - -24 Boone ..,.. .... 2 3 Beaver - -- - --25 Boone ---------- 21 Napier ------...... 25 Boone ---------- 25 Madrid ---------.. 28 In the Central Iowa Conference Boone placed second. Boone ---- ---- 1 9 Webster City 0 6 -----12 Boone ---- - - Fort Dodge ------- 19 Boone ----- - - Oskaloosa ---- ---- 0 Boone ----- ---- 3 7 Perry ----------.-. 13 Boone ----- ---- 1 3 Marshalltown ----- 12 Boone ----- ---- 1 8 Grinnell ---------- 0 Boone ----- --.- 1 4 Dowling ----- ---13 Boone ----- ---- 6 Newton - -- -- - -44 Boone ---------- 13 Ames ------ -... 1 9 Won-6 Lost-3 Boone tied with Newton for second place in the Central Iowa Conference. At the end of the season Les McIntyre and Bob Bechtel were elected eo-captains for the '43 season. Bob also secured a position on the I.D.P.Afs third all-state team. S . . Judges and timers ready! Swimmers to your marks! They're off! The Boone High swimmers had but one meet this year. The results were North High of Des Moines 44, and Boone 21, Bob Anderson and James Welin are the co-captains. Although war restrictions have curtailed many of our activities, the major sports of football, basket- ball and baseball, and minor sports of swimming, golf and tennis continue to be in the limelight. The teams traveled in private cars instead of the familiar and comfortable buses. The fans cou1dn't journey with the various teams as in pre-w'ar days: never- theless our boys kept Boone High's name high in the realm of sports. Shown at the right are Boone High's coaches, Gale Fisher and Don Cole. Mr. Fisher coached the 1943 basketball Toreadors. Mr. Cole was the coach for the baseball and swimming teams. He also finished the football season after Mr. Hill's departure for the U. S. Navy Merchant Marine Corps. Leading the school at the pep assemblies and holding our school spirit at a high level have been the achievements of our cheerleaders. In their col- orful costumes are Marilyn Anderson, Nelle Char- lotte Millward, Bob Miekle, Rose Sovereign and Joan Clizbe. Marilyn and Nelle are graduating let- ter winners. Of all the sports this year, swimming has taken the highest individual honors. Shown here are Fried- ley, Anderson and Welin. Bob Anderson is a na- tional inter-collegiate champion with records of 17.9 in the 40-yard free style and 54.2 in the 100-yard free style. The climax of last year's season was the announcement of Andy's placement on the All- American team. Toad Welin's breast stroke rated him third in the state. His time w'as 1.07.8. Both of these boys are returning lettcrmen. Winner of the state championship is the distinc- tion earned by the 1943 Boone tennis team. The doubles crown was won by Dick Lantz and Dick Farley. Other members of the team were Oliver Briggs, Glenn Jones and Jim Ford. Don Spong, John Brunton and Don Maffet have served as managers for our teams. Don Spong re- ceived the senior award, a jacket, for being manager since his sophomore year. Charles Updegraff, state medalist, captained the golf team of 1942, which placed second in the con- ference and third in the district. Fort Dodge beat them twice and they tied with Ames. Other mem- bers of the team were Roger Carlson, Bill Munsell, Norman Iden, Fred Taylor, Don Maffett, and Bill Modeland. As this book goes to press there are approximate- ly eighty boys reporting daily for our formerly dor- mant sport, track. Boone High will be represented in the Valley High relays, Drake relays, and dual meets with Ames and Marshalltown. The baseball team has a 1.000 average for the season to date . . . Boone, , . W. 5 Madrid ee- ,,--3 Boonee. .U14 Luther .. ,eeeeee -- 2 Boonemc -ee 6 Pilot Mound ---A 2 Boone .... .,,,.. 4 Napier - ,,.- .,,,,, 2 The teams left to play are Madrid, Dowling, and Luther. The state tournament will be held May 8, lil, and ll. YY ,I Tv , i asf rw! ,gf x 5? .P 211,19 32.5 X fm, A 'E f 'fix' an 4 ,JW mi -Q. 'L' 8 alional Alanna Sacie 4-yn an atniosphere ol' solemnitw' twenty-eight seniors ot' Boone Iligh School were inducted into the National Honor Society on April 15, lfl-til, 'l'o the strains ot' March Romainef' played lay the high school orchestra, the senior class marelied into the auditorium and took their places. Preeeding the ceremony, Stanton lVlarkw'alrler sang 'Tm Proud to Be an Amer- ican, and County Attorney Paul E, Hellwege p:ix'e an inspirational address. 'l'he t'ornial initiation was conducted by the following National Honor Society members now attending Boone Junior College: Doris Wit-rnshei'ger, Norma Pestotnik, Audrienne King, Donald Statton, Allan Redeker. Charles llpdegratf, Dorothy Kurtzwell and Patricia U't'onnell. New inenihers inducted into the society were: Dorothy Budd. Darlene Carlson, Gwen- dolyn C'arlson, lVIarie Clark, Russell Cooper, Betty Donovan, Elizabeth Eddy. Jean Ann Erickson, Owen Fitzsimmons. Margaret Hall. Elaine Ilerriek. Lois Holm, Martha Jean Hud- dleston, Helen Kading, Dorothy Lundberg, Nlarjorie Lyon, Stanton Markwalder, Ernest IVIarshall, Robert W. Miekle, Maurine Minson. Evelyn Olander, Joyce Pestotnik. Betty Lou Rice, lVlargaret Jeanne Strand, Dorothy Tea- garden, VVanda Wallace. and Florine Wheeler. The National Honor Society has been a eon- stant inducement to the students of Boone High School to maintain high standards. One of the requirements of this society is that the studcnt be in the upper one-third of his class scholastically. In addition, the students are graded by their teachers on the four qualities for which the pin stands: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Records of activ- ities kept in the office eoniplete the data that determines the membership. funded 9 Boone Junior College was founded a fully accredited college by the Iowa lnter-Collegi- ate Committee and the State Department of Edu- cation. It offers studies that comply with the College Victory Plan. In addition, ex- tra curricular activities such as Mixed Chorus, Y-Coeds, Dramat- ic Club. and Basketball are offered. Mr. Thorngren, dean of the Boone Junior College, is a very popular and democratic person. He is an ideal sup- ervisor, and it is through his encour- agement and guidance that the classes and activities succeed as they do. In this, its sixteenth year, we find the college deeply engrossed in the happenings of the world about it. Its contributions to the w'ar effort are many and varied, but chief among them is manpower. Many boys have already stepped outside its doors into the arms of Uncle Sam. Those serving their country on the many bat- tle fronts are: Richard Anderson. Kenneth Anderson. Glenn Atkinson, Edward Berry, Darwin Brooks, Davi Deering, Chester Echternach, Jay Flockhart. Gerald Fritz, Burl Harmon, Louis Knose. Dick Lantz, Winston Mark- walder, Robert Morris. Clyde Neely, Charles Peters, Rob- ert Raynor, and Dale Walker. Since our theme is the Scroll of Service, it is only fitting to mention two groups who have contributed time and service. Patricia O'Connell, Jane Kennedy, Mary Holmes and Marietta Carlstrand have served as student assistants in the library. Many of the college boys have been traffic officers, perhaps preventing serious accidents at dismissal time. The basketball team known as the Bears, was coached by Mr. Heggen. In junior college competition the team won two games and lost two. Their schedule was shortened as the draft took members of their opponent's teams. The Mixed Chorus under the direction of Mr. Hakes combined with the high school chorus for assemblies and special civic programs. This year the Dramatic Club presented a three-act play, 'Sadie of the under the direction of Miss Lamb. Participating in the play were Doris Wiernsberger, Betty Cline, Winston Markwalder, Audrienne King, Martha Lowry. Harold Welin, Bill Baird, Bob Raynor, Norma Pestotnik and Margaret Fitzgerald. Barbara Walker was the assistant director. 'Junior College officers were as follows: Hargld Welinv president? Jay Flockhmwt, vice-president, and Barbara Walker, secretary of the freshman Class: Dale Walker presideiitg Betty Halverson, vice-president, and Alice Murphy, Sgcretary of the Sophl, more c ass. .. 4 x M- Q I 2 Q 1 Q Q 2 .M Q X 1 ww W 4 Q , 1 7 , Q K X ,,, V? f Q ,www 'Qu Q, NMS SNK awQ W Ny NQ6 mm ww law 8 LUZ Effmf During the years of 1942 and 1943 the na- tion has gone all-out for Victory. Our school, likewise, has devoted most of its time for a more complete and decisive victory over the enemy. The war effort program of B. H. S. corresponds almost exactly with the war ef- forts of high schools all over the country. In recognition of this, the school kept a scrap- book of the activities of the various home rooms and classes. The work of the classes included patriotic essays, Red Cross work, bond and stamp sales, and scrap collections of all kinds: needles, pins, iron, silks, tinfoil, but- tons, rubber, radios, rags, paper and many other things. The bond and stamp booth that the second year Latin class sponsored has done a very good piece of work in stimulating the sale of stamps and bonds. They have sold over eight thousand dollars worth since last fall. The most important part of our war effort is, however. the High School Victory Corps. It is a national organization suggested by the United States government for all the High School War Effort programs in the country. There are four different divisions-Air Service, Land Service, Production Service and Com- munity Service. Each division is headed by a Chief and Assistants w'ho are faculty mem- bers. and a Leader and Assistants who are student members. Maurice Hagaleen and Ger- ald Pepper, Chief and Assistant Chief, respec- tively, of the entire corps, were elected at large. The following are the faculty chiefs and student leaders of each division: I. AIR SERVICE-Mr. H. L. Cunningham, chief. Miss Naomi Hicks, assistant chief. Gareth Wilkins, leader. Jack Schroeder, assistant leader. II. LAND SERVICE-Mr. F. E. McIntyre, chief. Miss Elizabeth Fry, assistant chief. Elaine Herrick, leader. Margaret Hall, assistant leader. III. PRODUCTION SERVICE-Mr. Don Cole, chief. A. Industrial Section-Mr. O. E. Steepes, assistant chief. B. Agriculture Section-Mr. Wilbur Drake, assistant chief. Maurice Hagaleen, leader. Bill Smith, assistant leader. IV. COMMUNITY SERVICE-Mr. Lowell Lock- ridge, chief. A. Stenographic Section-Miss Edna Howe, assistant chief. B. Scientific Section--Mr. Karl Longneck- er, assistant chief. C. Homemaking Section-Miss M il d r e d Carmody, assistant chief. D. Retailing Section-Miss Lola Weber, as- sistant chief. E. Bookkeeping Section-Miss Lola Weber, assistant chief. Dorothy Lundberg, leader. Bill Lamb, assistant leader. For each service there are special require- rnents in school subjects and a general re- quirement of five hours per week of physical training and two hours weekly of Military Drill or Community Service. The Military Drill takes place at the Armory on Tuesday evening, but for Community Service there are many jobs from which to choose. Prob- ably the most popular is the Nurses' Aid. Around twenty-five girls signed up for it. They report they find their w'ork very inter- esting, but this isn't unusual because most of them plan to become nurses themselves. Many members fill in reouired time at the Red Cross work rooms. Here they roll bandages, cut out clothing. and sew. Others attend classes in first aid, life-saving, and civilian de- fense. Those who wished to be blood donors were sorry to hear that the Boone County Hospital didn't have facilities for storing and classifying blood plasma. Thev were relieved, however. when they learned that arrange- ments had been made for representatives from the University of Iowa to come here June 1 for their donations. The ration board has also provided many hours of work for many students. The enlistment dates w'ere January 11-15, and there are now approximately one hundred and fifty in the corps. To each member an emblem of his branch of service was given. The Boone High Victory Corps is a great suc- cess and has done a great deal in furthering the war effort in this community. W I fs .CIS Q tax 'N M H gr' A 9 x 35 M. A. HEALY, M. D. MACKEY, MAHONEY fr ROELOFS ATTORNEYS AT LAw 0? CITIZENS NATIONAI BUILDING Boone, Iowo d Pl 1126 Off PI 83 MAKE THIS FRIENDLY BANK YOUR BANK CITIZEN! NATIUNAL BANK BUY A SHARE IN AMERICA BY BUYING DEFENSE BONDS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM VV H DOFRR R g I d Ph macisl GRAHAM'S DOERR DRUG Co. DEPARTMENT STORE DRUGS AND FOUNTAIN LUNCHES SHOES HOSIERY LINGERIE DRY GOODS In 18 North of Rialto The Store of Friendly Service DR. HOGAN INSULATION . . . ROOFING . . . WALLPAPER B. Cr R. INSULATION fr SALES CO. DENTIST BOONE, IOWA CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING T 1 Ph e: 535 808 Keeler St t Ph 41 IBUUN If ITATE BAN li AND TIQUIT CDMDANY Q RESOURCES S3,400,000 BARSTAD BAKES C0NGRATULATl0NS AND BEST WIS:-IES THE BEST TO YOU SENIORS From . . . ANDERSON FURNITURE CO. BARSTAD'S BAKERY 902 West Third Street Phone: 445 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! J. R. ERICKSON MOTOR CO. Trey Dandruff Remover HUDSON . . . PACKARD Shampoo Boone, Iowa 4 716 K I st t Ph 776 VERT COSMETIC CO. CONGRATULATIONS . . . Moy You Continue Your Climb Up the Ladder of Success BOONE DAIRY INC. PASTEURIZED Milk . . . Cream . . . Buttermilk . . . Chocolate Milk Cottage Cheese . . . Butter . . . Ice Cream LEONARD E. HANSON J. R. CHALOUPKA LUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL WORK REAL ESTATE . . ,. INSURANCE Boone, Iowa Boone, Iowa 3 Keeler Street Phone: 368 201-202 BOONE NATIONAL BUILDING WHERE SATISFACTION IS NOT EXPENSIVE Choose From the Largest S CLOTHING tocks in Boone I3lf0I3Lli'I CLOTHING ITOIQE : FURNISHINGS SHOES LOWEST EVERYDAY PRICES NATIONAL TEA CO. FREE PARKING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY . . . It Costs 0 Lot To Lsve In Ameruco . . . . . . But After AII It's Worth the Price! ROBT. McBIRNIE Insurance Agency 725 E ghth St t PHONE 200 MODERN BEAUTY SHOPPE, SMITH S TAXI SERVICE Satisfaction Always 35c VIOLA HARKER, Manager E'ghfh St t B I 209 Boone National Building Ph 93 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATE . . . Success and Good Fortune Boon 's E. S. Phqhfgfqphe Ph 25 KASTN ER A ABSTRACT COMPANY Bs'rRAc'rs or TITLE REAL ESTATE . . . LOANS BOONE PHONE 228 IOWA RYTEX PERSONAL STATIONERY Alw'ays new in design . . . Always the same fine quality. Special values offered each month. For all members of the family or a gift of distinction for any occasion. DR. FRANK F. SUNSTROM DEINTIS1' STANDARD PRINTING CO. I7 Keeler Street Pho ne: 16 BOONE BLANK BOOK CO . BOONE, lowA Stationers, Printers and Blank Book Makers STAN DLEY TRAN 928 Story Street CHIROPRACTIC is a SCIENCE and ART of things naturalg a system of adjusting the articulation of the spinal column for the correction of the course of , disease. You Can Enjoy Health Through Chiropractic DR. ANNA S. STRUVE cHlRoPRAcToR SFER AND STORAGE COMPANY BOONE, IOWA HOME OFFICE NORTH CENTRAL MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION AUTO, TRUCK AND FIRE DAN'S GRILL TASTY HAMBURGERS - I0c FINE STEAKS AND CHOPS Phone: 118 Boone, Iowa 1121 Story Street On the North Sidi Boone Cereal Cordell Seed Q TYDOL GASOLINE Mill Cqmpqny I VEEDOI- MOTOR OIL FLOUR AND FARM AND - at - FEED GARDEN SEEDS Rear 616 Story Street 921 Sixth Street Phone: 1035W Phone: 1036J Official AAA Service Sixth and Boone Streets Boone, Iowa BOONE, IOWA Your Business Is Appreciated BEST WISHES TO ALL THE GRADUATES FOR THEIR FUTURE SUCCESS REEDHOLM HARDWARE Phone: 74 Springtime Is Dress-up Time Complete Your Spring Outfit By Hoving Yot Hoir Styled ot HYCLASS BEAUTY SHOPPE 925 Story Street Phone: 54 CALL OR MAKE APPOINTMENT DR. A. A. GROVE OPTOMETRIST Hoping the Groduoting Class of I943 Mee With Success in AII Their Opportunities SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM bernie's flower shop 822 Seventh Street Phone: II UPTOWN ROLLER PALACE BOONE, IOWA SKATING EVERY NIGHT OF THE WEEK TO THE PUBLIC Monday Nights for Private Parties 7:30 - 10:30 SKATE FOR YOUR HEALTH CONEY ISLAND CAFE OUR SPECIALTIES-CONEY ISLANDS AND CHILI Plate Lunches . . . Cold Drinks EIGHTH AND KEELER STREETS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1943 Good Appearance Means Much to Your Success wsu sowMAN's SHOES BOWMAN BROS. SHOE STORE The FRIENDLY Store F. E. POWERS, M. D. SPECIALIST EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT GLASSES FITVED Boone National Building Phone: 317 DYER, JORDAN Cv DYER LAWYERS WILSON DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS I Eighth Street Phone: 34 ON THE HOME STRETCH . . . You are now entering the final days of your high school career. All good things come to an end. We wish you heaps of success and remember it always pays to DRESS WEILL-AND SUCCEED When in Need of Clothing That Help Men Succeed, Come to McNEIL'S CLOTHES SHOP - PRIEBE QUALITY CHICKS Baby Chicks the Year 'Round Red Comb Feeds Semi-Solid Buttermilk , I SA, I J.. 5, -AK .I f i V I ,IUINIQ , Q h SVASIEL-EY HATCH ERY Boone, Iowa Phone: 322 rg FAREWAY STORES DR. H. S. HILL InC0l'P0l'GE'ed DENTIST GROCERIES, MEATS, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Citizens National Building lowa's Most Economical Food Stores TELEPHONE 244 SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH Use... PEERLESS PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS . . . Consistently the Best PEERLESS QUALITY PEERLESS RICH ICE CREAM GUERNSEY MILK BRUNNER'S BEST BRAND BUTTER THE PEERLESS DAIRY, INC. 9 705W BEST WISHES FROM MODEL BEAUTY SHOP Story Street Ph 575 YOUR STORE SINCE I933 DR. C. E. ACHENBACH EcI1ternach's Groceryterio CHIRQPRAC1-QR Division at Sixth tJust West of Goeppinger Field? Open Sundays, Holidays and Evenings T0l0Dh0I101 99 for Your Convenience 1121 Greene Street Boone, Iowa DRINK . . . STERILIZED BOTTLES PURE AS SUNLIGI-IT IN SIX BOTTLE AT YOUR DEALERS McCASKEY'S CAFE AND rouNTAlN ssnvlcs Where Good Things to Eat Are Found WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM JACK McCASKEY, Proprietor 809 Story Street CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! HELEN SEBERN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Boone National Building Phone: 511 HARRY W. SCHROEDER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ambulance Service Telephone 2 221 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER HELD GROCERY FARM EQUIPMENT GROCERIES Expert Magnetos . . . Shop Work MEA-l-S FRESH FRUITS PEDERSON Cr PAULSON VEGETABLES Boone, Iowa 911 Seventh Street Phener 210 824 west Third street Phone: zssvi COMPLIMENTS or HOTEL HOLST Just the Place to Hold Those Final Parties and Banquets EXCELLENT FOOD BOYD'S ICE CREAM PARLOR PASTEURIZED PRODUCTS FOUNTAIN SERVICE 524 Story Street Phone: 103 NOAH G. HOLBROOK Plumbing and Heating Oil Burner Service and Repairs Electric Pumps 718 Allen Street Phone: 901 LIPPERT BROS. General Contractors BooNE, IOWA 827 Monona Street Phone: 261 REDEKER FURNITURE COMPANY SIX FLOORS FURNITURE BARGAINS 7I0 Story Sfreet F. J. Redeker Phone: 443 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI f DRS. DEERING Cr LONGWORTH 'Om Telephone 58 Telephone 637 Office: Citizens National Building Telephone: 51 81154 Story Street Boone Iowa DRIVE IN GROC. Cr MKT. QUALITY FOODS AND MEATS ,0 Arden Street Phone: 331 YEGGE LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Quality and Service Telephone: 400 ' YOUR PERSONAL APPEARANCE IS OUR PERSONAL INTEREST HELEN DAHLIEN BEAUTY SHOPPE 5 Carroll Street Phone: 37 JULE W. KUECK REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Boone, Iowa DES MOINES VALLEY PRODUCE CO. BUYERS OF QUALITY POULTRY ANYD EGGS Phone 276 Boone, Iowa ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE . . DR' R- B- A'-'-ENDER HERRALD DRUG STORE DENTIST Prescription Druggists , ' citizens National Building Reminsfon Typewrifers Telephone: 244 Radios, School Supplies CHlCK-A-DlNE RIEKENBERG'S A GQQD PLACE TQ EAT For Complete Lines of - A NIQE PLACE TQ GQ I READY-TO-WEAR . . . DRY GOODS Try It Cnce and You Will Know MII-I-INERY FLOOR COVERINGS . . . SHADES Phone 422 Quality and Style at Moderate Prices ODELL'S WESTERN AUTO STORE SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS Boone, Iowa Phone 365 Ninth and Story TO THE GRADUATES OF 1943 l CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES From Your GOOD CLOTHES Friends . o u t J.C.PErERsEN CQ I , E 25 'lf ,ZHEAB 55 AIM I c:Lo'rl-liens NI. 7 , su Story street Q1-I5 TO SEE BETTER LUMBER COMPANY BETFER SEE LOWEPMNTS DR. J. E. NUTT BLUE BEACON COAL OPTOMETRIST Boone, Iowa SPRING MEANS BRIGHT, NEW CLOTHES A MILLER DRUG COMPANY me In ond See Our Junior Dresses, Coats, me R Aware Sweaters, Blouses, Hose cmd Undies I DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE On the Corner In Schmidt's Ready-to-Wear MOTION PICTURES ARE STILL YOUR BEST AND CHEAPEST ENTERTAINMENT IIRIIIQLMIEEIIIIID N IIIDIIRIIIIINIIIEIIEBSS IIISIDIDIINIIIIIEB Phone: 454 Residence Phone: 484 THOMAS EDWARD KANE, M. D. Office: 707 First National Building Residence: 818 14th Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '43 . 1 lk Q Foremost in Style I Foremost in Value McCOR i MICK HARDWARE STORE 712 Story Street MAYTAG WASHERS FARM HARDWARE SARGENT PAINT Y WALLPAPER . . . PAINTS SHELF HARDWARE CHINA . . . GLASSWARE THE TEMPLE OF ECONOMY Complete Selections of READY-TO-WEAR -13 -'-1'e'f'1 ffifiif 1sfff55s5ififf'f' H. V. PATTERSON gt B AGENCY 5 REAL ESTATE ' INSURANCE 04441712 71? E5 Q , , . 533'fSf5f442 2 . . . . cae afe azde f 9' W Phone: 143 Flrst National Buxldmg Boone, Iowa .... , - 1S:1:1:':'.- I-232'-12211: 4 f - ' ,- ' wi f '1g122i:-115222229 . ,- 1 E ' 5 R - xl J I ' 7 Ii IX N ,F :, v, , I V . .Y X A . ' ' I 2 gm, I, X lx. 5 . :rw X c...f - ..- ,f J1.,..,f' WHITE'S DRESS SHOP R. E. GUNN, M. D. Citizens National Building H , .... ,.,. , 4 .,,.. ,...,.,.,. . Phones: 498 and 441 Boone, Iowa QUINN WIRE AND MEYERS IRON WORKS I CLOTHING COMPANY Corner Eighth and Story Streets THE DAISY LINE OF AUTOMATIC ' 4Oc-3 AND POULTRY WATERERS, CAI.E NEANERS, CI-IIMNEY TOPS, CAST? IRON - 3ASEMENT WINDOWS AND COAL HOLE FRAMES-ALSO CONCRETE PIPE MACHINERY EQWPMENT COAST-TO-COAST STORE Boone, Iowa I -I' BICYCLE REPAIRS . . . SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE . . . AUTO SUPPLIES Phone 70 I Goodd Merchandise at a Fair Price l?9rTwemh Street Boone' Iowa CLIFF NYGREN, Manager CHUCK Kononsr luifdF'fUII qfllqg MOTO' S. HANSON DX Motor Fuel . . . Diamond 760 Motor Oil COMPANY I mgm Zifalkv Enquire TIRES . . . TUBES . . . BATTERIES X-RAY FITTING . . . COURTEOUS SERVICE Ninth and Allen Streets FISHER'S SHOE STORE BEST WISHES TO I943 FINE SHOES . . , BOONE'S BEST GRADUATES REA'S Every item so necessary for good appearance, com- fort and service is here for your viewing .... Summer Trousers . . Sports Wear . . Ties Shirts . . Sox . . Pajamas . . Shoes Just the Thing for Graduation Gifts REA CLOTHING COMPANY GAMBLE STORES THE FRIENDLY STORE Value First Phone: 320 Boone, Iowa 5 RUR GE: oN'5 1752 W7-iff Vlivre' THRIFT WAY SUPER HOSIERY . . . LINGERIE MARKETS DRY Gooos READY-TO-WEAR . . . MILLINERY 1005 Story Street 928 Seventh Street Qualify Merchandise Of Phone:517 Phone:418 POPUICII' Prices BOONE FOREST PRODUCTS Manufacturers of WOODEN BOXES AND BOX SHOOKS Boone, Iowa COMREIMENTS OF FARMER'S COOPERATIVE FEED MILL ,, I RIDE THE COACH WAY SAVE YOUR TIRES AND GASOLINE BOONE BUS SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF FARMER'S COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR CO. 1025 Tama Street Phone: 697 BOONE'S ilL9ilUINliUfDilI9ilNli QIEAVIIEBIIRN Phone 80 ROCHO BROS., INC. E H WHIT . E Ice Refrigerators ' ' Frozen Food Lockers to Rent ' Stokol Cool Stokers UNION Bus DEPOT Ice ond Cool Worm Morning Stoves Hot Air Furnaces Story Street at Seventh FOR GOOD FURNITURE AT ECONOMY PRICES ons. WHITEHILL, WHITAKER SEE AND HERMAN wEs'rER FURNITURE co. Our Low Overhead Means Savings to You Boone Clinic Phone: 76 920-922 Sixth Street Phone: 241 I l COMPLIMENTS OF OLSEN CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET . . . BUICK . . . PONTIAC Phone 50 BAIRD GRAIN CO. Distributors Gold Medal ond Blue Ribbon Flour PURINA FEEDS Seventh and Nebraska Streets Phone: 26 This High School Annual is a Product of Ours BOOK : CATALOG : COMMERCIAL '23 IIHIIIIDIILQIEIDIIMIIIIPQ IIDIIRIIIIINIIGIIFIIIIINIIIILOE IIEIDIIMIIIID CM TELEPHONE NO. 4 BOONE, IOWA A 813 TREET ff ,, MELVIN JOSEPHSON, President D BENJAMIN JOSEPHSON, secretary K ff , REINHOLD JOSEPHSON, Treasurer ' I , . X, , , K lp MIWIIX ff HAWKEYE I BOONE COUNTY ABSTRACT LAUNDERERS AND l.oAN COMPANY DRYCLEANER5 '23 ABSTRACTS . . . LOANS REAL ESTATE MEMBER INSURANCE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DYERS AND CLEANERS OF UNITED STATES AND CANADA Boone, Iowa New Mason Building Ph 589 Congratulations Class of 1943 I LW o i'es HALLETT CONSTRUCTION co DORAN, DORAN Cr DORAN E ' Washed, Graded Concrete B , I oone owa Aggregates L., H. DORAN A. V. DORAN T. W. 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