Boone High School - Scroll Yearbook (Boone, IA)

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Cust for The Divine Flora peel? ALL THE WORLD,5 A STAGE-A, and Boone High is no exception. lvnder the able tutelage of Mr. Glenn Pinkham and Miss Celestine Evans. Boone High stu- dents presented two three-act plays and participated in a number of other speech events. 'The Divine Flora. a comedy centered around the antics of a group of teen-agers, was presented on November ll. The cast of characters was as fol- lows: Hai . Tom Fangman Winnie . . Jeanne l,yon Hoops . . Donna Walker' Stn rllorgan . Marion Strickler Ki! Ulrnstearl . . Nancy Crimes Etta lleun ffloruj Kay Honohan Randy Pryor . . . Sam Duley Mr. Pryor Dick Vlveisgerber Cas! for The f6ll'616tlCf0SSn cffivifies llrs. Pryor . 'Buzzi Rafferty Cllr. Dean . Sharon Pryor IJ Payne . . B011 . . Tex fl rlen . Polly . Helena . ,llarvelle . Daphne Ciilforrl .1lr. Dugan . Susie . Bella . . Beverly .-l nne Dorothy Somers Carol Courtney Jennie Davis Nancy Scott l'ic,l ie jones Elaine Barger . Xlary Lee Yiclxery Kenyon Hoffman . Don Gustofson Nlary Ellen Dowd . Tom Baron Bob Carpenter . Joe Nickell Lorene Collis . Arlene Klute . . Sally McCartney Beverly Joyce Anderson Willard McCartney . Shirley Snyder . . Marilyn Dugger . lleel,oris Jacobson . . Lois Statton Joanne Barnes Ann Sunstrom . Ruth Jones . Joan Duncan . Ruanne Nlartin As a result of the first home contest held here on December B, three Boone High students were en- titled to enter the preliminary contest at Ogden in lfebruary. These students were l.uene Hartsell. ora- tory: Nlary lfllen llowd, dramatic: and Tom Fang- inan. humorous. The home contest for interpretive readers was held January 20. lfrom the eighteen entries in this contest three were advanced to the preliminary con- test at Ugden and two were chosen to represent Boone in the State lforensic League contest at lowa City on April l. Those who entered the Ogden contest were Betty Rose. Beverly Joyce Anderson, and Beverly Jay. The two who were entered in the

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Cy gfzoups AIDED by tl1e1r ddyl or Nlr John Shadle the H1 Y carried out the purpoc of the club To create malntam and extend throuvhout the school and commumty h1Uh tandards of Chr1st1an character The annual hayrlde was held October 29 fol lowed by a dance at the Country Club Reorvanization was begun the second semester EFI-'EFTIYE L1yINC was the theme of the actlyltle carr1ed on by the H1 Tri Club for the pa t year To L0lIlCldt? with thls idea the vlrls orf an'zed literature art rel101on triyel drama hobby and mus1c com mlttee and enffaved Uuest speaker to further ln terpret their theme H1 Tr1 was under the Guidance of Nliss Wauvhn Thornburvh and N11 s Rebecca Stone. The ollicers were: President. Marilyn Nliller' Vice-President Beth Hudson' Secretary Zelda Cline' Treasurer, Mary Lou Petersen' Projfram Co- ordinator. ,Ienet ,Iohnstonef Publicity Chairman. Mari ,lo Olson. The decoratinfr of a Christma.: tree for u needy family exemplified the spirit shown by the members of the B-X-etteg in the past year. The club enjoyed various other worthwhile projects including a movie of the famous Sister Kenny 'Nlethod for the treatment f polio Nluch credit for the uc cess of the act1y1t1es of the club was due to the sponsors Mxss Thompson and VIISS Stone FIYSI 1 '24, The LOIINUIUIIUII w is rew flllell and ollicers and mem ber for 1930 we re electe l First semester officers were President Bill John son Y 1ce Presldent Glenn Cfrlmm Secretarv Bob Harvey Treasurer lNorm1n lycke Chaplaln Cary Hessel Pictured are the hr t seme ter members of H1 Y anl econd seine ter officers were Presldent Pat San dell and Sally NlcCartney, XICC President, ,leanne De Hoet and Elame Hohanshelt, Secretary ,loanne Barne and Delma Comito Trea urer Arlene lxlute and Luene Hart ell Profrram Chairman Lois Stat ton and 'Vlary Kay Hogan Publicity Chalrman An nabelle lNelson and Doris Ekstrand A new UFOUPV effectively named the Live Y-ers was formed this year for Sophomore Uirls. Their well-rounded program included a hay ride a talent niffht and a sprinv style show besides speakers on make-up and hair styles. Those responsible for creatine a Hood foundation for the new orvanization were Nlrs. Harriet Williams and Miss Stone. The lirgt and second semester officers were: President Marjorie Pesek and Gretchen Kinter' Vice-Pre:i- dent ,loan Logsdon and Joan Hiltz' Secretary lxath leen VlcCoy and 'Vlarllyn Parlsho, Treasurer Pat Peterson and Dorothea Thompson N1embersh1p Dorothy Cay and Colleen Casserlv DCVIJIIODS Nlarilyn Hartman and Marilyn Dugger Program Janice Nel on and Corllss Capps