Boone High School - Scroll Yearbook (Boone, IA)

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We ace geniau- v - Last September we were startled by the realization that this would be our last year here in high school. No more report cards, book reports, or semester tests. no more proms, school parties, or club meetings-no more of high school. When we passed from grade school to this large building. Boone High School, our idols were the seniors. those who knew the building that we didn't know, knew the teachers. and laughed and talked when walking through the halls be- tween classes while we ran for fear of being late. l We grew up. We took the place of those idolized seniors, and now we are being graduated-leaving behind this building that holds memories no amount of money could replace. Now that the time has come, we almost hesitate, almost hate to take that step. We hate not only to think of leaving the building, but of losing contact with our many friends and teachers. Yet we can't help being proud, proud of that certificate that says that we are graduates of Boone High School. Our thanks and gratitude to the teachers who helped us grow up. SMITH. VIRGIL, General: . . SOVIGRIGIGN, lilCHAllll. Arts: and Crafts: Swimming Team 2. Ii: Hi-Y 2. Il . . SPAIQGIGR, IGVICLYN. Gen- eral: Roosevelt Mixed Chorus l. Boone fl: Roosevelt Girls' Glee Club l. 2. Boone Ill Roosevelt Home lioomi Seeretaryi l: B-Y-lilttes lg Hi-'I'ri 2. il . . S'I'Al,l4lY, ICITGWNIG, General . . S'l'A'l l'ON. ICDVVARIJ. Seientifie: Football l, 2. Sly Basketball lg Tlramatiies 2, Il: The Cornhusk Doll : The Valiant : National Hon- or Soeiety 31 Hi-Y 2, 3. S'I'l'lMMlCIl5lAN. VVILlll.-XM, General: Mixed Chorus l: lT,ll.'I'. Club 2: What a Lifo 2 Snafu : A Data with: .ludy : Student Coun- eil Sl: National Honor Soeiety 3: Hi-Y 2. 35: lforensies 1, 2 . . S'I'ONlCBlll1Nl'IR, RONALD. General .. S'l'I'li'l Z. MAHICH, Arts and Crafts: Hand l. 2, Cl: All-State Rand Il: Girls' Soxtette 2: Girls' Glee Club l. 2: Pep Rand 2 Il: t larinet Quartet l, 2. Il: First in National Musiri Contest 2 . . S'I'l'li'l'Z. MAUIQICIC. Bookkeeping . . SVVANK, MARIIG. General: Rumble H 1. 2: St-roll Il: Quill and St-roll 2. Ili Rand l. Majorette Il: Mixed Chorus l. 22 Girls' Glee Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Senior Class Sec-retary. 'l'l'I.Xtl.XRl7l'lN. DONNA, General: Mixed Choi'- us l. 21 Girls' Glee Club l . . 'l'lll'llllC. l'IlLl'll'lN tIXli's. Gustafsonl. General . . 'l'l-lll'IS, GERALD. General . . THOMAS. ALTA RUTH, General: Bumble R 2, fl: Quill and Seroll 2, fl: lland lg Orchestra lg Peo Club l. 2. Historian fl: National Honor Soeiety 2. Ili H-Y-littes Seeretary l: Hi-'l'ri 2. 3: Stage Crew .. l'lLl.l'lY. ALICE TZIGRYI.. Steno- graohie: Humble B 2. 'I'lLLlCY. ball 2. Sl . . Humble ul! l. 2. AdYt'l'flqlllf3' Manager ZZ: Quill and Seroll 2, fl: Peo Club 2. 21: Honor Soeiety 2, 3: R-Y-lCttes 2: Hi- Staafe Crew . . 'l'll'l l'LlC. ARNOLD, I Student Couneil lg Hi-Y 2. 3 . . JOANNIG. Stenographlez' Mixed Chor- us Girls' Glee Club 1. 3: Girls' Sextette l. 2, fl: Double Quartet 3: Home Room Seere- tary 2: R-Y-littes l. President 2: Hi-'Fri 2. 2 . . Wlilililli, Rl'l'l l'Y. General: Rumble B 2. 2: ltlixed Chorus 2. 3: Girls' Glee Club l, 2: Mixed Double Quartet: R-Y-lllttes I, 2: HiA'l'ri ll.Xlll'l, General: Football 23 Basket- 'l'lNGVVAI,ll. LUIS, Stenoegraohie: Seroll 31 National Tri 2 'V st-it-nlii'iL vmxmz. .' l, 2. fl! 'D Uk It: Quill and Seroll 55: Pep Club 3, VVIl'lNlll4IllG. YEYIUHN. General: Ifootliall 2. Ii: 'Track 2. fl: Ili-Y 3 .. VVIGHT. l2lC'l l'Y, Stenogranhie . . WlI.l4lY, LARRY. LanEuage: Student Council l, 2: Deelamatory Sl: Ameriean Legion Forensiel Contest 3 . . Wl'l'C'liAl4 l', , l'll'lGAR, General . . WRIGHT, HILL, General,

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umm Eaaadcau' Chance Nrckell Diehl This 1S the Junior class bringing you a day of good listening over station BHS the Voice of Boone High The On The A11 signal lights up at 7 30 when Don Headley starts the ball rolling with hrs musical ramboree followed by Rrta Mc Brrnre the world famous newscaster with her up to date report on the Social Trends C993 f Boone High On the Famous Bunny Farmers program at 8 15 we brrng you our two noted farm specialists Jrm Baumgardner and Ray Kennedy discussing Why Sheep Should Adopt The New Look 9 00 oclock brings George Westerman and his Simple Slimming Exercises for the Lhubby Chicks Shirley Core presents Advice to the Lovelom at 9 30 As IS often said Experience is the best teacher and so Shirley is giving her talents to help others with their problems David Hutson stars in Young Dr Malone at 9 45 followed by Loyd Settle and the glee club and orchestra rn a half hour program Loyd has taken over this spot while Bred Waring rs on vacation At 10 30 When a Girl Marrres comes into your home with Emma Belle Douglass in the title role Hear the sophomores as Todays Children at 10 45 Jakes University presents a square table dis cussion on Apprecratmg Poetry at 1100 with Jim Youll Bob Srnclarr Donnabelle York and Ray Ferrari participating Don Needham portrays David Harem rn the serlal of the same name from 11 30 to 11 45 Sweet and melodrous harmony is presented by Kenny Bloomqurst on Rhythm Roundup. At this time you will hear the Thirteen hlop lunes of the Week In our sneak preview we found that this weeks thirteen flop tunes and their per formers are Personality Beverly Canady Easter Parade Vrrge Parker Hard Hearted Hannah the Vamp of Savan nah Marilyn Doran Too Fat Polka Marilyn Otis Gentleman Jack the Ladies Man Jack Blanshan Rum and Coca Cola John Lrnderblood She Is My Rosie Rose Ann Pranklrn A New Kind of Man Red Houser Gonna Get a Girl Virg Byerly Thats What I Like About the South Eileen Nickerson You Are My Sunshine Jackie Johnson Two Loves Have I Bebe Fisher Take Your Girlie to the Movies Jrm Fangman Your good listening continues at 12 00 noon with John McEntaffer delrverrng Shakespcrrr s immortal A Horse A Horse My Kingdom for Horse on the Farm Hour followed by John Burke and hrs quartet in a fifteen minute inter lude At 12 30 Richard Koppenhaver edits hs views on the latest news At 100 over Bl-lb s the touching and moving story of two girls Dody and Elaine brought together in the course of trme This rs a quarter hour program fol lowed by Life Can Be Beautiful starring Dick Dugger and Joan Cunningham in a portrayal true to life At 130 Bonnie Lou Brown plucks at your heartstrrngs during A Woman rn White the ten der story ot a nurse We take you to the Ick Library at 145 for an on the spot broadcast of lrbrary news b Margaret Carl on who will review a new book of poetry by the immortal bard Manges lhrs broadc st is m de possible through the courtesy of Robert Ick who now heads the library 2 30 is time for Cass Canady the popular rom edrenne She will enact a nrghtmare in which she and some girls play on a football team Just Plaln Blll fMCV1Ck6ll IS on at 5 30 with all hs trials and tribulations Bebe Fisher an experienced peacemaker will talk on How to Soothe Rival Bactrons Miss Fisher gained valuable experr nee during the football season of 1947 Her speech will be car rred at 3 45 4 00 o clock bring us to the chrldren s programs First rsl Fred Hartman Armstrong Monte Nash starrrng as Captain Midnight will be preceded by Kenny Superman Lrndmark at 415 hc comic strip figure Ned Brant comes to life al 4 45 in the person of Virgil Byerly Champion 5 00 is time for A Date with a Junior starring., none other than the toast of Broadway Jo lsllcr Lane' Halled as 1948s most promising young, actress Miss Lane will prove that brgamy doesnt pay even when its the figment of her imagrna tion Your drgestron is aided by Shirley Hertkamps soothing melodies as brought to you over Sup pertrme Serenade with Joyce Mcllvains orchestra at 5 30 The President David Diehl delivers a frresrdc chat on hrs foreign policy tonight at 6 00 At 6 30 the On the Arr signal flicks oll as we say Goodbye Until Eorty nine U y 71 . , . . 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