Boone High School - Scroll Yearbook (Boone, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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Miss Thornburgb, Girls' Advisor, Mr. Ab- bott, Boys' Advisor. Mr. Seaton, Superintendent of Schools, Miss Benson and Mrs. Wbitrner, Secretaries, Su- perintendent's Office. Mr. Moore, Principal, Mrs. Van Ness and Miss Brunner, Secretaries, Principal's Office. let . A XX, I c '- A 1Kx N vt!! f f 4 I G ' ,K E -1 X - 1 Qi K' 'A' l f A 2 I i' an , ix N -: , .g 4 is is E ' m .5 - f 2 Q, . me f -.-Xa - B 1 ,--J, -' . .Hcp-11 1 - . A , Ly. V 'O' ,. -,' 'F-.' -1.-. 7 ,1- I ' Dfu fp ,rf - 1 ,...., . .K ' f it .... ..' - X.. ? xp: a f f M I ,jr 1,1 x ,...1 - W, fm' 1' ' :Wallin Ill 5 i1'f4'L. ...W-. -85. Y-' i bg H. i.: 4 . wr..-...i U f 4 i-87 l .Q unc.: rs l -sf- vy- -- ni 4 --- ... - 4 ng., L.. . . . K 1 ur Coaches, back row: Mr. Mcln tyre, Mr. Stufzman, Mr. Roloff Mr. Gillespie, Mr. Brookharf' Front row: Mr. Lovin, Mr.-Mc- Leran, Mr. Honeck, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Jones. ' f 2 l '! J ,.., , 1-54, Fine Arts: Mr. Bartholomew, Mr Scholl, Mr. Mische, Miss Osborne Speech: Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Mc- Cartan. we- 1 1 Social Studies, back row: Mr. Lovin, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Thorn- oren, Mr. Heyen. Front row: Miss Pagel Mr. McLeran Mrs. Hartley. 9- .LP ,af N 1 S if is e. .f-4 English, back row: Mrs. Stevens, Mr. Stock, Miss Slosson. Front row: Mrs. Taylor, Miss Linder- blood, Miss Behrens. I n 0 o,'.0 'Q 01' 0 ' 0 ,sl f,' 0 of .'Q' oi m, 'o'v X I Q 0. 0. . I :I ' Q-v 4 .s o 0 ', ! Q 0 1 .9 0 s , , 0,1 9, Librarian: Mr. Tillson. Study Hall Supervisor: Mrs. Ick. 1 Arts and Crafts back row Mr Lein, Mr. Hove Mr Roloff Mr Fischer. From' row Mrs Brunner Mr. Jones, Mrs Absher lLl.r 1 gif QQ Q id lv 'Q ltd f 'i - ' 'H T AM? x Q 'x I Tig ,,, C 2 v S f Q Q 5 I 4 2 Q .wear O 0 Q0 rue aq9---N :HHN 'Cf' 3' ugs js 6' l fi, 'Y A4 Q0 I SHINTURS ADES, GEORGE Vocational Basketball I, 2, Photog, 1. ALBRIGHT, DEAN Vocational ANDERSON, E. FAYE Clerical Pef Club l, 2, 3, Future Nurses 3, Band T, 2, 3, Scholastic Association 2, 3, HR Secretary l, 2. ANDERSON, KENNETH Industrial Arts YOB President 3, Boys' Glee Club I, HR President 3, ANDERSON, LARRY College Preparatory Basketball l, 5CrOll l, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Student Council l, Scholastic Association 3, HR Secretary 2, Proiectionist l, 2, 3. ANDERSON, Lois Clerical Bumble B Adv. l, 2, 3, Scroll Adv, 3. ANDERSON, THOMAS College Preparatory Band l, 2, 3, Solo 2, 3, Pep Band 3, Chorus 3, Boy's Glee Club 3. ARRINGDALE, CAROL General Dolphin l, 2, Vice President 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Vice President 3, YOB l, Future Teachers 3, LiveY-ers, B-Y-ettes, Hi-Tri, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Chorus 3, Double Mixed Quartette 3, HR Secretary T, Home- coming Attendant 3. ATHERTON, KAREN General Pep Club 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, 3, B-Y-ettes Presi- dent, Live Y-ers, HR President 3, Secretary 1. BACKOUS, GEORGIA General Girls' Glee Club 3, Girls' Basketball l, Pep Club 2, 3, Future Teacher 2, 3, Live Y-ers, B-Y-ettes Secret tary, Hi-Tri. BANCROFT, LAVERNE General FFA l, Photog. 2, Bumble B 3. BARRY, GARY College Preparatory Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Hi-Y Chaplain 3, Class Vice President I, President 2, Hawkeye Boys' State 2. BECKER, JACK General Football I, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track' l, 2, 3, Captain Football 3. BELL, MICHAEL General Football Manager l, 2, Swimming 2, 3, Track 3, Golf l, Hi-Y 1, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, Quartette 2, 3, Double Quartette 3, Speech Club 2, President 3, Radio Speaking l, 2, Radio Plays, The Robe 2. BLAESS, DARRELL Vocational Scroll 1. SENIIURS BOBST, ROSE Vocational Pep Club 2, Chorus I, 2. BOLLENBAUGI-I, JOAN Clerical Advertising, Bumble B and Scroll I, 2, 3, HR Secretary 2. BROWN, JANICE General Future Nurses, Speech Club, Chorus 3, Radio Speak- gr, ing. BuLLOcK, ROSALIE College Preparatory Pep Club 2, Recorder 3, Future Teachers 2, 3, Live Y-ers President I, Hi-Tri 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, Small Groups I, 2, 3, Scholastic Association 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, Scroll 3. BUTLER, KAYE Vocational Pep Club I, 2, 3, YOB I, YFC Secretary 2, Future Nurses 3, Girls' Glee Club I, Chorus 2, 3, Small Groups I, 2, HR Secretarv I. CAMPBELL, MARION General Pep Club 2, 3, Future Teachers 2, Secretary 3, Bumble B I, 2, Feature Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Live Y-ers I, B-Y-ettes 2, Hi-Tri 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, Small Groups I, 2, 3, Stage Crews 2, 3, The Curious Savage 3. CAPPS, GLEN Vocational Basketball I, 2. CARLSON, DONNA Clerical Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, CARLSON, GARY Vocational CARPENTER, HELEN Stenographic Scroll 3. CAYWOOD, SHIRLEY Vocational Photography I, Speech Club 3. CLARK, CAROLYN General Future Teachers 3, Scroll 3, Live Y-ers I, B-Y-ettes Secretary 2, Hi-Tri 3, Orchestra I, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Stage Crews I, 2, 3. CLARK, MARTHA Stenographic Pep Club I, 2, 3, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, HR Secretary 3, Homecoming Attendant 3. CLARKE, THOMAS General COLLIS, DENNIS Scientific Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Golf I, 2, 3, Student Council President 3, Ist Semester, Hi-Tri 2, 3, Chaplain I, Chorus I, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Small Groups 2, Scholastic Association I, 2, 3, Class President I, Secretary 2, Hawkeye Boys' State, Proiectionist 2. 'W . 1 5' wx, 7? Aff un -Us 41- i 4-Pi ,E 5 Q ,QM 'J ',,,,.... X 'Z' I1 'er wen, 'v QQ 5 . il , ,f ,fb I IQ moto nor Avliuisu 'YTQQ SENI URS CORRICK, DANIEL College Preparatory Photography 2, Bumble B Photographer 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Debate 1, Extemp. Speaking 1. COURTER, MARY ' General Basketball 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 1, Live Y-ers, B-Y-ettes, Hi-Tri, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Madrigal 3, Secretary 1, Senior Class Secretary, Librarian 2, 3, Student Council Secretary 3, Second Semester. CROUSE, BARBARA General Pep Club 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, 3, Live Y-ers 1, B-Y-ettes 2. CRousE, SHIRLEY Stenographic Pep Club 2, 3, Bumble B Adv. 3, HR President 2. CUNNINGHAM, ENZENIA General DAI-ILBERG, RICHARD General Football 3, Track 3, Future Farmers 2, Reporter 3. DAI LEY, LEONARD Vocational DEARINGER, VIRGINIA General Basketball 1, Pep Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Future Nurses 3, Vice President 2, Stage Crews 2, 3, Live Y-ers 1, B-Y-ettes 2, Hi-Tri, President 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3. DEERING, JEAN College Preparatory Dolphin Club 1, 2 ,3, Pep Club 2, 3, Future Teach- ers 2, 3, Bumble B 1, 2, Sports Editor 3, Live Y-ers 1, B-Y-ettes 2, Hi-Tri 3, Chorus 2, 3, Small Groups 1, 2, 3. DICKEY, CONNIE General How The Story Grew 1. DRIscoLI., JACQUELYN General Future Nurses 3, Student Council 2. DUNCAN, COLEEN General Basketball 1, 3, Live Y-ers, BVY-ettes, President 2 Hi-Tri. ELSBERRY, CAROLYN General Future Teachers 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Debate 3 Interp. Reading 3, Contest Plays 3, Librarian 2, 3. ELSBERRY, DOLORES General Speech Work 1. ENGNELL, ROBERT Vocational Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3. 1 , ., -, ,N . S.li,.X IU RS ERICKSON, JACQUELINE General Photography 2. FISHER, DAVID College Preptratory Football I, 2, 35 Basketball-I, 2, 35 Golf I, 2, 3. FITZSIMMONS, DAVID College Preparatory Football I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, Manager 35 Track I, 2, 35 Scroll I, 2, Editor 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Student Council Treasurer I, Vice President 3, Ist Semester5 Hi-Y I, 2, President 35 Debate 35 Scholastic Association 2, 3. FoLTz, HELEN General Dolphin Club I, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Future Teach- ers, Program Chairman 2, 35 Live Y'ers I5 B-Y-ettes 25 Hi-Tri 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Chorus I, 2, 35 Small Groups I, 35 The Robe 25 Stage Crews 25 Schol- astic Association 2, 3. FOSTER, DARLENE Clerical Giaaorsis, ROGER General GILLIAM, MARCELLA Vocational GODFREY, PATRICIA General Pep Club 2, 35 Future Nurses 2, 3. GOETZ, CAROLYN General Girls' Double Sextette 2. GOETZMAN, JANICE General Girls' Glee Club 2. GRADY, JERRY Football I5 Basketball I, 25 HR Secretary I, Presi- General dent 3. GROTH, LAVONNE Stenographic Pep Club I, 2, 35 Future Teachers 2, President 35 Bumble B and Scroll Adv. I, 2, 3, Scroll Adv. Manager 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Live Y-ers I5 B-Y- ettes 25 Hi-Tri 35 Girls' Glee Club I5 Scholastic Association 25 Homecoming Attendant 3. GRUENIG, CHARLES College Preparatory Golf I, 2, 35 Basketball Manager I5 HieY I, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 2. GusTAEsoN, DAvIo Scientific Football I, 2, Co-Captain 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 35 YFC I, Treasurer 25 Student Council I5 Hi-Y Secretary-Treasurer 35 Chorus I, 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Small Groups 2, 35 Scholastic Asso- ciation 2, 35 Junior Class Vice President. HARRINGTON, MARCHARENE General Live Y-ers I5 B-Y-ettes 25 Hi'Tri 35 Speech Club I, 25 Curtain Going Up 25 Stage Crew I, 2, 3. ff-Q.. 'W .gn- 2,4 so 'tr up .. 'VN xv, f , af is I.. X ig .ta az 4., ,I ,f sv.- , ,..er H. N, , 25, .-UNNZ 53 v-in f'-url. ser.-rf x. ,fv- 1. Car' -Q i'l 93' ff n K . 9' I eff' .ey f L' 1 I I .K s, ' N-wwf V X SFl2NlUliS HARRIS, DARRELL General HERMAN, CAROLYN College Preparatory Dolphin Club l, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 3, Recorder 2, Future Nurses, President 3, Live Y-ers, Program Chairman l, B-Y-ettes, Program Chairman 2, l-li-Tri 3, Vice President NW Conference ot YWCA, Or- chestra 1, 2, Librarian 3, Chorus l, 2, Twelve Pound Look l, Radio Speaking l, Scholastic Asso- ciation 2, 3, HR Secretary 2. HUGH ES, DORIS Stenographic Girls' Glee Club l, 2. INGALLS, KAREN Stenographic Pep Club l, 2, 3, Bumble B I, 2, Circulation and Exchange Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Or- chestra l, 2, 3, Small Groups l, 2, 3, Scholastic Association 2, 3. lRvINE, GARY College Preparatory Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, Swimming 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, HR Secretary 2, Driving Club 3. JACOBI, DENISE OVERBECK General Dolphin Club l 2, Bumble B l, Live Y-ers, Pro- gram Chairman 'l, B-Y-ettes 2, Band l, Small Groups l, Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club l, Minick l. JACOBSON, BETTY General Pep Club 2, 3, Future Nurses, Librarian 3, Historian 2, Hi-Tri, Treasurer 3, Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club l, Small Groups l, 2, Stage Crews l, 2. JACOBSON, SHIRLEY Vocational JENSEN, CHARLES College Preparatory Track 2, Band l, 2, 3, President 3, Small Groups I, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Radio Speak- ing 3, Eh! 3, HR President 2. JOHNSTON, JANICE General Scroll Adv. 3, Student Council 3, Chorus l, 2. KAMMIN, KENNETH College Preparatory HR President l, 3. KENNEDY, WILLIAM College Preparatory HR Secretary 3. KESTER, NADINE Vocational Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club l. KING, DAVID Vocational Basketball 2, Driving Club President 2. LAIDLEY, SANDRA Clerical B-Y-ettes, Treasurer 2, Hi-Tri 3, Chorus l, 3, Small Groups 3. S EN ll U R S LAMB, DUANE College Preparatory Photog. l, 3. LARSON, JOANN Vocational HR President 2. LARSON, WILLIAM College Preparatory Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track 2, HR Secretary 2, Student Council Secretary 3, Second Semester, LEE, GERALD General Football l, Basketball 2. LoNoI-IENRY, CAROLYN College Preparatory Pep Club 2, Photog. 2, 3, Scroll 'l, 2, Scholastic Association 2, 3. LONGWORTH, MARY General Dolphin Club, Secretary 1, 2, President 3, Pep Club l, Historian 2, President 3, Scroll 2, Assistant Editor and Staff Artist 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Live Y-ers, B-Y-ettes, Hi-Tri, Orchestra l, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, Small Groups l, 2, 3, Make-up Crew l, Scholastic Association 2, 3, Homecoming Attendant 3. LORENTZEN, FRANK College Preparatory Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, HR President 3. Loux, CLYDE General Football I, 2, Basketball 'l, 2, Track l, 2, Student Council 3, Hi-Y 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club l, 2, 3, Double Quarette 3, The Robe 2. LUNDSTROM, SHIRLEY General Photog. 2, 3. LYON s, JOAN Srenographic Pep Club 2, 3, Future Teachers 3, Live Y-ers, B-Y- ettes, Hi-Trl President, Stage Crew 2, HR President 3 MARKMAN, BARBARA Stenographic Pep Club 2, 3, Scroll 2, 3, Live Y-ers Treasurer, B-Y-ettes, HR Secretary 1, Student Council 1. MARTIN, DENNIS College Preparatory Golf 2, Bumble B l, 2, Adv. Manager 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, HR President 2, Hi-Y l, 2, 3. MCALPINE, JANICE Stenographic Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Bumble B 'l, 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Live Y-ers, Devotion Chairman, B-Y-ettes, HR Secretary l, Librarian 'l, 2, Homecoming Queen 3. MCMAHON, MARY ANN Stenographic Chorus l, 2, HR Secretary 3. MENOUGH, KAREN Vocational Basketball l, Manager 2, 3,' Future Nurses 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, HR Secretary 3. 9' s iq, . gb, ., .FT '--ff SJ if ' A as 0' .f., 9 . 32 W. v ie 4' ' -'5 v .maj I 1 ISI.-N 1:-: ffl,- 1-XA Q K 3 ..-., 3... .l,f1.X' .l C QRS MILLER, MARILYN General Pep Club 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, MOORMAN, JOYCE Steriographic YFC T. MOR L EY, DIAN E General Future Nurses 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Senior En- semble T, 2, 3, Nurses' Assistant 3. MORRIS, GALE College Preparatory Basketball T, 2, Manager 3, Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, YFC l, Vice President 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club T, 3, Double Quartette 2. MUNN, CAROLYN C. General Pep Club T, 2, Secretary 3, Live Y-ers, B-Y-ettes, Hi-Tri, Student Council T, Secretary 3, lst Semester, Orchestra T, 2, President 3, Chorus l, 3, Secretary 2, Small Groups l, 2, 3, Scholastic Association 2, 3. NELSON, IRENE College Preparatory Pep Club T, 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, 3, Bumble B T, 2, Live Y-ers, B-Y-ettes, Hi-Tri, Make-up Crew l, Scholastic Association 2, 3. NELSON, JOHN Vocational Football l, Basketball T, 2, Track 2, Hi-Y, Sergeant- at-Arms 3, Boys' Glee Club T, 2. NELSON, WALLACE General Swimming l, 2, 3, FFA Treasurer 3. NIEOERJOHN, RICHARD General Swimming 2. OLANOER, STANLEY College Preparatory Football l, 2, Basketball Manager T, Golf 2, 3, Student Council 2, Hi-Y 2. OLSON, DOROTHY Vocational Pep Club T, 2, 3, Live Y-ers, B-Y-ettes, Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club, HR President T, Treasurer 2. OPPEDAHL, JO ANN Stenographic Scroll 3. PARISHO, JANICE Clerical Dolphin Club 2, 3, Treasurer l, Bumble B Adv, T, 2, 3, Scroll Adv, 3, Live Y-ers, Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Small Groups T, Speech Club 2, Pres- ident 3, Make-up Crews 2, 3, PEARSON, MARVIN Vocational PETERSEN, CHARLES General Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Hi-Y 'l, Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Librarian l, 2, Quarette l, 2, 3, Double Quartette 2, Madrigal 2, Curtain Going Up 2, HR Treasurer l. W' 'I V 'r 1 Y - - -I 5 .lf,,.X .l Ulfib PETERSON, MERRILL College Preparatory Football Manager lj Basketball T, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 35 Cross Country 35 Hi-Y T, Vice President 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 35 Small Groups l, 2, 35 Student Council 3. PETTY, MARLYS Stenographic Bumble B l, 25 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Live Y-ers 15 B-Y-ettes 25 Hi-Tri 35 Pep Club 2, 3. PI-IAROAH, LARRY Vocational PRATT, WALLACE General Chorus 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Small Groups 3. PRITcI-iARD, CAROLE Vocational Future Teachers 35 Girls' Glee Club 'I5 Chorus 2, 35 Small Groups 35 HR President 'I. REED, BETTY Vocational Basketball lg Future Nurses 2, 35 Live Y-ers 'I5 8-Y- ettes, Vice President 25 Speech Club 25 Stage Crews 25 HR Vice President 2, Secretary 3. REED, JUDITH General Pep Club 2, 35 Future Nurses 3, Librarian 25 Bumble B Typist 35 Student Council 25 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Band 1, 3, President 25 lnterp. I5 Small Groups I, 2, 3. RICHARDS, BEVERLY Clerical RINEHART, PATRICIA Vocational Pep Club 2, 35 Future Teachers 2, 35 Future Nurses 35 Bumble B l, 2, Collection Manager 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 HR Secretary 3. RiNIcER, THOMAS College Preparatory Football 2, 35 Basketball T, 25 Track 1, 2, 35 Future Farmers, Secretary 25 Student Council 25 Class Treas- urer 2, President 3. ROBY, CHAR LES General ROBY, REX General Future Farmers 2, 35 Photog. 1. ROSE, DAVID College Preparatory Chorus 1, 2, 35 Boys' Glee Club 35 Scholastic Asso- ciation 2, 3. Ross, MARILYN General Future Teachers Club 25 Live Y-ers 15 Chorus 35 Girls' Glee Club 1, 25 Girls' Octette 3. RUNYAN, JANICE College Preparatory Pep Club 2, 35 Future Teachers Club 2, 3, Vice President 25 Bumble B l, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 3: Pep Band I, 35 Ensemble 1, 2, 35 Speech Club 1. , ID 'Cr 'N 5 .Q-JK P an 5,4- .-5 -1. idk Qi'-7 bs A .Jig- 'Y' 4113- ,,,..,. x .-N, fr A 'ot' ' 1. 1 F Q Jr?- 4,7 17 'Ii gs RQ' ,. x 44 10 URS RuNYAN, SHIRLEY Vocational YOB I, 2, 3. SAWYER, THOMAS Vocational Basketball l, 2, 3. SCHOFF, ROLAND Vocational Swimming 2, Track 2, SCHULZ, TED General Football l, 2, 3, Swimming l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, HR Vice President l, President 2. SEBRING, DALE Vocational Track 'l, 2, 3, YOB l, HR President l. SEVERTSON, ROCK General Chorus l, Boys' Glee Club 2, Debate 2, Original Oratory 2, Extemp. l, Plays 2, Radio Speaking 2, Speech Club 2, YOB 2. SHALER, SARA General Pep Club l, 2, 3, Scroll 'l, Staff Artist 2, Assistant Editor and Staff Artist 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, B-Y-ettes, Hi-Tri, Program Chairman 3, Double Door 1, Twelve Pound Look l, Speech Contest l, Scholastic Associa- tion 2, 3, Chairman Prom Decoration Committee 2. SINN, JERRY Vocational SMALLEY, PAULINE General Scroll l, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3. SMITH, RICHARD Vocational Track l, 2, 3, Football Manager 1, 2, 3, Basketball Manager 1, 2, Swimming Manager 3, Photog. T, Hi-Y l, 2. SNOWGREN, JOYCE General Future Teachers 2. SNYDER, RAYMOND College Preparatory Football I. SOVEREIGN, LARRY Vocational Swimming I, 2, 3. SPARKS, KENNETH Commercial Newton Track 1, Track 2, Basketball 2, 3, Newton Basketball 1, Student Council 3, Hi-Y 3, Fog Island 3, Eh? 3, Student Dir. 3, Speech Contest 3, Class Vice President 3, Student Body President 3, Second Semester. STALEY, ROBERT College Preparatory Photog. l . SflilQNlURS STARNER, NANCY Vocational Photog. 3, Make-up Crew 3. STEFFY, MARY JANICE Vocational Pep Club 2, Future Nurses 2, 3, Speech Club 3. STOTTS, JEANNETTE College Preparatory Pep Club 2, 3, Future Teachers 2, 3, Bumble B l, 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Live Y-ers President, B-Y-ettes, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Small Groups 2, Debate l, 2, Curtain Going Up 2, Contest Play 2, The Robe 2, Scholastic Association 2, 3, Speech Contest 1, 2, 3, Speech Club l, 2, Vice President 3. STROBLE, CARITA General Pep Club 2, 3, Future Teachers 3, Live Y-ers Sec- retary l, B-Y-ettes, Hi-Tri, Orchestra l, 2, Vice President 3, Small Groups l, 2, 3, Chorus Accom- panist 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, All-State Orchestra 2. SWAIN, ED Vocational HR President 2. TAIT, JAMES General Golf 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Small Groups 2, 3, Solo 2, 3, Debate 2, 3, Speech Contest 1, 3, Plays l, 2, 3, Radio Plays 3, HR President 2, Speech Club l, Vice President 2, 3. VEGORS, JOANN College Preparatory Photog. 3, Scholastic Association 2, 3. VERT, MARJORIE General Future Nurses 2, 3, Live Yrers, Girls' Glee Club 'l, Chorus 2, 3, Librarian 1, 2, 3. WAGNER, JOHN Vocational WALLACE, BARBARA General Dolphin Club l, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, Speech Club l, 2, Librarian 2, 3. WALTERS, PHYLLIS Vocational WHITAKER, DONNA General Dolphin Club l, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, Vice President 3, Small Groups l, 2, 3. WHITE, MARGARET General Future Nurses 2, 3, Live Y-ers, Chorus 1, 2, Librarian l, 2. WHITMAN, FRANK Clerical Orchestra 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Small Groups 3, Speech Club 3. WHITMER, DONALD College Preparatory Photog. 1, Scroll 2, Hi-Y 3, Chorus 'l, 3, Boys' Glee Club l, 3, Speech Club l, 2, Radio Speaking 'l, 2. ff, .10 ,fsck 43 , P, 3 ,v as F LAL - Q vw, U ' '5 X 4 X 4+ . A , ,. we . z f ,V Q' 'nf im fe: f ' ' . M21 Y -R - , 1 ' i -- 4-'....,, N ,w M ...W i.ti Win 'Y 5 'hs 5, K1-I V317 -was C IL, A S S OF 1955 3' 1, 8 1 x 'F' - T7 MISS LINDERBLOOD Senior Class Sponsor WINTER ACTIVITY AT B.H.S. WILLIAMS, DON College Preparatory Basketball I, 2, Hi-Y I, 2, 3. X WILLIAMS, LARRY F' ' College Preparatory r Swimming 3, Track 2,-3, Basketball I Homeroom Treasurer I. ZANKER, GERALD Clerical Basketball If Football I, Hi-Y 25 Cho- rus 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club I, 35 Fog X Island 35 The Curious Savage 3: X EI-I! 3, I Speak For Democracy Contest 35 Speech, Club 3. 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' in 4 yr x, , ,- U W , L. tr I .Q MR. , . w l r A . MR. , . . 4 is g ls P ' ' YA L L, ' -f' ' ' D ' - x tl' , e I I 1 ,oh 4 , - an 1. ll I . . . . ff r' 'D ve, A f 0. . -bl' 'Z , W X X V . .J f . . L rj L, f f , . , B . 4 Q ' ' I ' , G' VW. x 'A . Karen Dennis Mervyn Eastberg Clyde Hull Barbara Jones Bruce Kukuk Frank Mesich Larry Meyers Janet Moeller David Nelson Sandra Parrish Ardith Price Roxanne Rose Dennis Schmickle Evelyn Schoff Sherwood Selim Karen Weber Donald Wilcox Jon Williams Mabel Williams LeRoy Wood Kay Wright Y 'K f if ..,,. i , If 1 'T 1 L' - , at gf - 6 ,gi E 4 ' ,N 5 N i 625 is . . V . ,J X Dick Young Miss EALY, io-7 S UPHUMU ES GOEPPINGER AWARD October 28, 1954, was a happy day for Marilyn Pesek, Carolyn Kirk, Keith Josephson, and Darrell Trulin, the recipients of the traditional Goeppinger Awards. These winners were se- lected from a group of sopho- mores who had achieved schol- astic superiority durlng their iunior high years. The awards are given on the basis of con- duct, service to the school and community, and willing attitude toward school work. Mr. Moore, Mr. Seaton, and the iunior high faculty chose students who had excelled in these traits. They also received a ten dollar bill or a gold medal. U This page is sponsored by RlEKENBERG'S 33 SCHUUL ' GUVl5'RNMli'NT In making Boone High School the best from which to graduate, it is necessary to have capable leaders to perform the essential tasks in maintain- ing a smooth-running school. Just as it is the responsibility of every citizen of a country to participate in elections, so is it necessary for all members of a school body to elect the people they feel will be most capable of carrying out the responsibilities to be bestowed upon them. Before election time this year, the Student Council decided to have two student body presi- dents, one for each semester. I 'W' Because of his high scholastic records, his active participation in school functions, and his concern for the students as a whole, the student body elected Denny Collis as president the first semester. Taking over this office the second se- mester was Kenny Sparks who is also senior class vice president. For senior class officers, Tom Rinker seemed to fill the bill of president most expertly. His desire to work, combined with his pleasant personality, were im- portant factors in his being elected. Kenny Sparks, that spark of speed we received from Newton last year, quickly gained popularity in his ability to get along with people and was elected vice president. Last but not least is our basketball star, that cute little gal by the name of Mary Courter, who fills the post of secretary- treasurer. Wallace Arringdale leads the junior class as class president. He was undoubtedly elected for his interest in the iunior class rights, and also for his pleasing smile and outstanding record in football. For a supporting team Larry Bergloff, that rough and tough go-getter of our squad, was placed as vice president to Wallace, and Sue Grant, a cute, pert, sweet, personality girl known to all, as secretary. The third members of our school governmental body are the sophomore class officers. For president, Larry Meyers took over to stand up for his class, with Betty McElyea serving as vice president, and a very capable one as shown in her interest in school functions during the past. Taking notes and acting as secretary, is that bright-eyed Carolyn Kirk, Well, that completes our student leaders for this year, l955, and under their capable guidance we can better learn and understand the problems facing us as leaders of tomorrow. ji ff T- I' 'X W, ff -ff ,sv 4-.J TEA QQ-1xl .Tx I-T' A-3 HC Q d, , I fd m 0-51' if N Q!! 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Contributing to the spiritual aspect of the yuletide season, the band performed three pieces including Meditation from Thais and Christmas Festival by Anderson in the Christmas program held December l2. With the arrival of the March concert, the band proved the worth of its year's practice with the fine performance of such selections as The Universal Judg- ment by DeNardis and Procession of the Nobles by Rimsky-Korsakov. On the lighter side, the band played Carousel by Rodgers and Singer's Bathsheba. Also featured in the concert was a cornet solo, Bellstedt's La Mandolinata, by Richard Alber. The season rounded out with a fine showing at contest. Congratulations to Mr. Bartholomew and the band for a very successful season! PRESHDENT CUNUU CTUR DRUM MAJUR l 'Gi?7'e'gl' t l W Af' , -, 3 This page is sponsored by PETERSON MOTORS COldsmobile-Cadillacj ' A J 11 fl if ' xl 'lliw ,ix I s ' ' N .-., 2 , K X E ' F'-x 3 f J! l 3 ' 4 ' ' ' ' 5 '95 I' f vi is ' ,ES .f W. X , I Q ,V Q - 5 459 -:jf sggi!-,fl I Y! 0 A Af- I Lf, 1 sl Ii -. .-MFI! A fl . f f of '1l.Q,ff'- X f -ia 1' f 5, ,- F' fx ' ' . .H -I lib Nm' A E fi if I fl P. hs' A. 19, Concert Mistress at rf' ' 1 fiiuftiff O0 rs .. ORCHESTRA Wind instruments and strings alike, under the direction of Konrad School, once again fused to form the very fine organization known as the Boone High School Orchestra. Blending their talents with those of the band and chorus in the Christmas concert, the orchestra presented several selections including the beautiful Prelude and Siciliana from the Cavalleria Rusticana. With no maior trips or engagements, the orchestra concentrated the major portion of the year's work on the February concert. Featured in this year's concert was the appearance of Phyllis Jenkins, a 9th grader from Springfield, Ohio, who, ac- companied by the orchestra, presented the difficult Piano Concerto in A Minor by Grieg. The Orchestra mastered such selections as The Merry Wives of Windsor Overture by Nicolai and the Libuse Overture by Smetana. The string orchestra presented the Serenade in E-Flat by Suk and The Old Canal by Ahrendt. Besides playing for other school functions during the year, the orchestra made superior showings in the various music contests. Mr. Scholl and the orchestra are to be commended for a very fine year. T President TN is T' This page is sponsored by ERNIE'S STANDARD SERVICE 'VI I LV' 'g hi R 6R'chE.SrRA . Q I I v:,11g-.1 ',, 1 HHMWQQ 4 R A This page is sponsored by ANDERSON FURNITURE Cast of Fog Island -Back row, left to right: Kenny Sparks, Frank Whitman, Rock Severtson, Gerald Zanker, and Helen Clarke, Front row: Caryl Achenbach, Judy Houston, Karen Bohlen, Carolyn Kirk, Joyce Clarke, and Sharon Sowle. To be or not to be that is the question. Friends, Romans and Countrymen, lend me your ears. But, on the other hand, it free trade was abolished . . These lines and phrases can be heard coming from the speech room practically any night after school. The hard work has paid off this year for Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr. McCartan in the plays, debates, and individual speakers. The basis of all the speech work is the Speech Activities Club. From this group are chosen the casts for the plays. The plays this year were Fog Island and The Curious Savage. The casts of these plays are to be commended for their fine work. They were coached, this year, by Mr. McCartan. The debate team, their coach, Mr. Fitzgerald, and other speech contestants at- tended a Central Iowa Conference meet at Newton in which Boone was well repre- sented. ln the local contest the work put in on the radio speaking groups, the original oratory, and the extemporaneous speaking was very evident. The people that went to the district contest were: Art Robey, Darrell Kruse, Darrell Murken, James Tait, Patricia Mudge, and Rock Severtson. 0- SPEEC lf 7? I x ff 1 , A 1 I Q I 1 I T S QI Rl lr - Q X Kb A The picture above is a scene from 'The Curious Savagef The cast of the play is as follows: K, Brightwell, Jim Tait, Bette Hicks, Jerry Zanker, Marion Campbell, Darrell Kruse, Daryl Murken, Carolyn Kirk, Jeannette Stotts, Helen Clarke, and Keith Josephson. L. 94 ' lin: il , iii -Q 1, .. .. ' 7 ax , ' ' X ' 'WE 1 i l i l i L 1 I l I 3-1 III EJHH i .4, sh' ff' J 1 1 r' :v i Z, 0 s, :us ll 4 x 593 . N af ,gf -I' x if-eff? ' X u. PIO! Q-:vi 4 1 K W W ff ,I Rx ' 1 u M K I EEL F Y ' 1 U - 1 - ' 3 . - ll eadm an 'rw In and Qrntkmetnc, ...- STUDE TC UNCHL 1' I 9 .ll ll! if OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER The by word for the Student Councul thus year seemed to have been ActIons speak louder than words for Student Councll BCTIVITY was abundant The Student CouncIl has taken ITS rlghtful place as one of the most Important bodles of the school The Student CouncIl and ITS leaders have devoted much tlme and energy toward maknng Boone HIgh a better more progressuve school But lets look back a bIt What caused the Student Councul to become so proIIfIc In good Ideas and good BCTIOFIS7 One of the maIn causes for thrs Improvement was the new constItutIon drafted In May of 54 It changed the procedure of electron of offrcers Before the change the homeroom Itself nomrnated members to run for Student CouncII representatrves SometImes the people nomInated and elected were unwIllIng to serve or were lackrng In Interest Therefore the councIl made thus change any person wantnng to be a Student Councll representatIve grves hrs name to the homeroom advIsor the class then chooses theIr representa trve from thus lust of people who want to be ID the Student Councll They are elIgI ble for re electron ThIs change kept dlsmterested students out of the councIl and It fIIIed the councIl chaIrs wnth members truly Interested In the councIl s work and members who were Wllllng to serve f Q- ThIs page IS sponsored by 50 FAREWAY STORES, INC. I ' 0 . f ..-. . K h sak ,. ' V ' , - .,-N V Q. .1 ,. - f I'.,I - by ,hu sg, . I ' . 5 t Q, f .9 x'l.l x , Q en. 3 ' fs fr - -1 L h . ' N 4 I , .4 , 'H X ' R . '- I 'V . u ,'- .' 4 ' kai- lgulibif N . .Q ,,. fl ' . ' 7 7 . . . . . I X x I' H - 1, I , . . .. . . . , ' I ' I I - - u I STUDENT QC UNCHL Q'- F -v A 44-u-...,., Z Q. - 5-. .af 1 AZ'- 4 'Sg- OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER The new constitution also set aside one period each day when the council could meet and discuss school roble ' p ms. This change gave the Student Council more time to devote to school affairs. Elections for new membership and for new officers are to be held in May each year for the first semester of the following year and in January for the second semester. One half of the homerooms are to elect representatives in May and the other half are to elect representatives in January. Each representative will serve for two semesters. This will always leave some experienced council members present after each election. After a vigorous campaign and much speechmaking and handshaking, Denny Collis was elected Student Body President for the first semester. Other officers elected were: vice president, David Fitzsimmons, secretary, Cay Munn, treasurer, Bob Barry, and sergeant-at-arms, Daryl Murken. Kenny Sparks proved to be another top flight president as he was elected to hold the presidential gavel the second semester. Other able officers were: vice president, Daryl Murken, Secretary, Mary Courter, treasurer, Darrell Kruse, and sergeant-at-arms, Bill Larson. Congratulations to the Student Council for their very successful year! This page is sponsored by BARSTAD'S BAKERY SI P - 41 1 sf- E i 48' 9 i R ' A IR lx With 112 members this year, the Boone High Pep Club girls were very active around school and at games. Working with the Student Council and the Athletic Department, the Pep Club's functions were to promote school spirit and generate pep for athletic events. lncluded among the Pep Club duties were ushering, selling refreshments, and passing out programs at athletic events. Also, the club helped to plan various pep assemblies and to find other methods of promoting school spirit at the games. The social event of the year for the Pep Club members was the Pep Club banquet which is held annually after the football season. Much planning went into this affair as well as all other programs carried out bythe Boone High Pep Club. Sponsor of the group was Mr. Norris, and the officers were: president, Mary Longworth, vice president, Carol Arringdale, secretary-treasurer, Cay Munn, his- torian, Rosemary Chance, recorders, Roxanne Rose, Mary Lynn Hauge, and Ro- salie Bullock. This page is sponsored by NORTH SIDE CLEANERS ll?3uOONlEfS MlP5lE,lPlPlYl9 PEP GLUE ,- gv f Qu R, DQ .W A., f iw .PG BOONE HTGH BUUSTERS Dig those crazy guys in the Ievis, white shirts, and bow ties! They are mem- bers of the Booster Club-and are they hep! The Booster Club is a newly formed pep organization for boys. Any boy in senior high may belong, simply by ioining the group in their seating section at the games and by doing his part in the sup- port of high school athletic events. The club is an example of an organization that was started wholly by the boys themselves with the permission of the administra- tion. Good luck to the seniors! BOONE STATE BANK and TRUST COMPANY 53 Al x'XScR0L1f'f X-:+Ybl' Editor: David F-itzeimmons Co-editors: Maru' Longworth and Shafer Photographer: John Harrington Adver'ti'5'nn3 MUBSQPQ I-avonne Gro-th l V ents. nt oi ni ship is git' en in titiv e Compe 5 irst, fsfzoo. The of an achie ' May . Schoi f any ships giv- ieader- ca ,D I Y 1 L tid - x Make S I N ,jf 1 1 vd C4 Concert Feb. 9 '-'dents Under the direction oi Mr. Ko' X y in T0 Obtain 600111 ioney md Schoii, the Boone High Sch: X M B L ' ' the Boone ig , they Orchestra Wiii dispiay their t-aie Ed, J A 6 tfai Distric 5'-WW' in a concert for the puhiic on Y N HO 1'Chfef ' 9 9 as heid Tq,...,,, tshirts ,naw iq at 8:60 pm. Fews Edge, A Z The Di Contest Q? mick' The program wiii be as ioii Searwe Edna, A -A JANIC A Febfuafy 2 at Ma bination, .Mmww Symphony. by H AFLOHS Editor Y A M pppp MAE RUNYAN hx ed n t e Forensic f TOYS?-' Baiiet some ironi 'Faust' by Phvefffsfng M3 oo'ooe cc-- MAR,ON RY EVANS be Onimax OYSYWJ Be one high nodwsgmphow XBEMKML- C.0fog,apher Hager c,cco JEA CAMPBELL aneous speakm of these' Movement, hy Dvorahg 'The CU'affon n'ooA---A- eeec D ENNN DEERING my now' hy 'Saint-Saens, in which t SPO - ,o LAVERNE '5 MARTIN we B web section has a soio- ' ' utunii mms KARENBAZNCROFT fines 9.5 of hy -- bfyeltigma, by CARL figs? Dance' by ROWW, f Mglssrocx Cm me Vienna schoiarships were ., 5 EALY t ATO Hom. dents in the teachers' ua.. .1 -' course. The Teachers' Cinb and pw, be pre, the P.-T. A. schoiatships were oi- evefmon n tered for this year only and paid Y F1 'LSQTUM Unde ., mis tuition. The 3. Y.. friiofngwi View 0 MY cCeft1-mite F Q' schoiarship was set by contrihu 9 'ff' 9' 90 went W We U me gust, tions from various peopie. By tak 'emi 95 Wa 5 Cedaf Cedav Fax ' ing work schoiarships, student SWTWS 1 Y! 0 Q h may either work one hour a day 59 Febfwfff 'X X e CY' the iunior coiiege oihce or hav Mike Ben 2' atgwg, l the toweis in the athietic de obeys 5. Oberg spo. E' mem- Q fo - usan h students in the D A teachers' Piacement 'Karen g was set up this year. AY: , fmt 1 as Opened mm 1, S tergai tasoutda iieturi liao, X Q Xie Stot co ec e an sen on enevet ' hte team went to the schooi is interested. and T' ' at Cedar A Jobs can he ionnd ior students Rock ' - by Dean Yeer. Some oi these o s 5 CNW? 'Y in secretariai wot 5 Cha we B Judy ouston Caro n i Eaineif, Joyce iy w . the string, qua ted oi Jeannette S' aiiey, Pat Braiaioxi tv.. 'Soinewheve v is il by the gi quist then the Rev. Mr. f W1 A group oi ' run the seniors Z ' ' Mm ch Q' , X Qs ell. an 0 as 1 it 35 31 QQ ,vx til' -tl UTURE NURSES' CLUB The Future Nurses' Club, which has been organized for three years, had a very interesting year with many activities. Some of the most interesting being the trip to the Mercy Hospital in Fort Dodge, talks by nurses active in their profes- sion, and the nurses' tea. Elected as officers this year were president, Carolyn Herman, vice president, Gretchen Buss, secretary, Caryl Achenbach, treasurer, Karen Erickson. The sponsors for this year were Mrs. Joel Carlson and Mrs. A. W. Puteneny. FUTURE TEACHERS' U UB The Future Teachers' Club was sponsored by Miss Davitt and Miss Pagel. Serving as officers were: president, La Vonne Groth, vice president, Sonia Reed- holm, secretary, Marion Campbell. One of the most interesting of the many ac- tivities was the tour through the new Franklin School. Visits to classrooms and various schools, speakers, and a banquet were also some of the activities planned by the club. v ' o KX This page is sponsored by COOK S PAINT Q Q im, AND A sciaoiisiis Students who have completed the necessary requirements and whose grades meet the standards, are qualified to loin Quill and Scroll, the international honorary high school journalistic society. Officers elected for the year are: Denny Martin, president, Sally Shaler, vice president, and Pat Rinehart, secretary-treasurer. Miss Ealy and Mr. Stock act as advisors for The organization. ALL SCHOUL TALENT ASSlEWllll2?aLlllES 5.6-' Rv D4 gc il ff T' '- '11,-f IQYJ if 'xlp Y f ,r 'T l 1 1 . J f1llf5lll+l' ' 1 l at 'J M fs, I ' , LE? DOLPHIN CLUB The Dolphin Club had a very busy year in '54 and '55, In the fall they elected their new officers as follows: president, Mary Longworth, vice president, Carol Arringdale, and secretary, Mary Wiemer. After electing their officers, the club took in new members. Early in January the girls began practicing on their numbers for the show. The theme for this year's show was Heavenly Daze. The hard work of all the members, plus the en- couragement of Miss Vanderbeck, the sponsor of the group, made the show a big success. One of the club's newest proiects was the organization of the Minnows. The Minnows are a group of girls who also enjoy synchronized swimming. Most of the members are interested in becoming Dolphins when they are a little bet- ter qualified. The Minnows also took part in the Dolphin show this spring. 2.5 Q ' I + 2 53- l 1 ' 'f 'f' , M , 2..- l' 58 This page is sponsored by C. J. TOWLE, Jeweler U ,fv- sl 5 CP 'r iL,ilVii-2 PYZJELRS President, Pat Davis, Vice President, Pat Johnson, Secretary, Judy Houston, Treas- urer, Janice McBirnie, Program Chairman, Karen Ferguson. HHETRH President, Joan Lyons, Vice President, Virginia Dearinger, Secretary, Karen Erick son, Treasurer, Betty Jacobson, Program Chairman, Sally Shaler. Sponsoring this page is SPURGEON'S 'v s x X ff. LX X .P-5, ,bf it 8 11 0 55:56 HLY President, David Fitzsimmons' Vice President Merrill Pe1erson- Secretar -Treasurer, David Gustafson, I 1 - I Y Chaplin, Gary Barry, Sergeant-at-Arms, John Nelson. 57 Hll, EY President, David Nelson, Vice Pr x T 15 ' Q-7 i Amp!! 4. 13, fn. 3 esidem, Keith Parkinson, Secretary, Fred Vim Chaplain, Dennis Schmickley. ,- .94 71' 4 u. 40 341 4 :X LINDSAY SOFT WATER Made this page possible bl ff ' gm, , , L, vaakifzf-9 fsfaaww. 5 Q I' 1 l Nui I Q me Z Qafjii q 21-Q i I 1 W ff'1NW.,ggm .. L x 1 ,, In r g ,: Q ,a I I o'W.o c 1 ' Y Q- A 0 I -'s 0', ' nqQ'v nxo'-u .Q 9.0 r .lf .u . ., . ,s E o'e.n?c 2 -PTO' S 'f',0'. O'f Q' 'V 5 '1 'R ig !flff ,l . f Q ' 1.0 ,C 1 1:0 f-.5 ' . 5 ' l'p..q J'4-37.01 . 0 1, I .f 'fu . 0 ' C by-X -x..3Q1, 'P - , XELIS -L 5- , 'H' W x 'L . Y '. sd 9 ...E I Y, ' ,V ,nw Q , - , I Q 41 - -1 IA ill 'D 2? 9 1 I '-'D x . 'aiu' ku frm 13 Mmm 7 , 39' 15 f i , I ff Sponsoring Thus page as MCBIRNIE INSURANCE Q-v CHEERLEADERS Thus page as sponsored by DORAN DORAN DORAN 81 ERBE 'U' k E' W ' A K X 1 :. - 'G I I I WW f g, UT MMM' L PHE HUMECOMTING 1954 MARY LONGWORTH JANICE MCALPINE CAROL ARRTNGDALE LaVONNE GROTH MARTHA CLARK Thus page as sponsored by WELCH STUDIO . f- '. L, 2 1 - , N r x D ESE YVAXRSHTY BASKETBALL The basketball season of 1954-1955 will always be remembered as a very suc- cessful season. The fast break employed by Coach Larry Gillespie will not soon be forgotten. This, added with an extreme will to win and the fine coaching of Mr. Gillespie, head coach, and Mr. Honeck, assistant coach, accounts for the fine showing of the team throughout the year. Boone's record of twelve games won and six lost, which placed them in third place in the conference, is very good in anybody's league. On top of this fine showing in scheduled play, the Toreadors advanced to the district tournament when their hopes of a state title were dashed by a strong Ames five. Opening the season with a roar, the Toreadors rushed through their first four games winning from North, Nevada, Carroll, and Webster City respectively. Boone's first conference game was played against Grinnell who promptly handed the boys their first defeat. Smarting from this defeat, the boys took out their wrath on Oskaloosa and Eagle Grove, beating them in that order. The team then traveled to Ames, last year's conference champions, and were given their second loss of the season. The boys then began to show top form as they visited and beat Denison. Rising to their true ability, they sent undefeated Marshalltown home with their first defeat of the season. The boys then visited the washer city, returning with a victory over the Cardinals. Looking for revenge, the boys got it by handing Grinnell a twelve point licking. Continuing in the victory department, the team walked over Perry, winning by a 20 point margin. With their coach unable to be with the team and guide them, the boys were unable to pull a game with Oskaloosa out of the fire. Once again the Ames boys handed the Toreadors a defeat. Still without their coach, the boys traveled to Marshalltown only to be defeated by the boys destined to be conference champions. The team clinched third place by de- feating the Newton Cardinals in the last game before the district. ln their first game in the district the Toreadors were knocked out of play by the Ames Little Cyclones. All in all this has been a very successful season and we've been proud of the team in every game they have played. Front row, left to right: Merrill Peterson, Kenny Sparks, J, Peterson, Denny Collis, Larry Bergloff, David Fisher. Second row: David Gustafson, Richard Byerly, Tom Sawyer, Bill Larson, Gary Barry. Back row: Coach Gillespie, Gale Morris and David Fitzsimmons, Managers, Assistant Coach Honeck. This page is sponsored by DUFFY-UTHE APPLIANCE on Uni SOPHOMORES I his D d ,llgsarva Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Front row, left to right: Ronnie Comstock, Chuck Musser, Larry Ross, Larry Land, Don Stevens, Larry Meyers, Don Smith, Bob Hamilton, Manager. Second row: Coach Mclntyre, Ed McAlpine, Bill Flockhart, Dick Hicks, Mike Newbold, Jim Taylor, Jack Robertson, David Dearinger. Back row: Dennis Schmickly, Mike Ferry, Jack Brannon, Dennis Hora, Larry Anderson, Teddy Bergloff, Darryl Trulin, Larry Weyer, Tom Robertson, Merle Nelson, Manager. North Nevada Carroll Webster City Grinnell Oskaloosa Eagle Grove Al Boone 41 Boone , 57 Boone 51 Boone 59 Boone 49 Boone 67 Boone RESULTS OF GAMES 59 Ames 65 Denison , 66 Marshalltown 59 Newton 79 Grinnell 53 Perry 68 Oskaloosa UNHOR VARSHTY IN -1 p-. Boone 57 Ames Boone , ,, , 62 Marshalltown Boone Bl Newton DlSTRlCT TOURNEY Boone 54 Ames J Q 9 0 l ff' M Front row, left to right: Don Schroeder, Bob Harder, David Gibbs, Jim Lawless, John Manriquez, Second row: Ronnie Bullock, Gary Grabau, Jerry Johnstone, Tom Miller. Back row: Gale Morris and David Fitzsimmons, Managers, Coach Honeck. Good Luck goes to the Seniors! FISHER SHOE STORE FQ , 'N 1 rr cp 4 - in 4 4 A' l il Q of of Jr'-m L 4 N l -I4 1144 Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone . ....Y,4..., 33 SWIMMING SCHEDULE Back row, left to right: Coach Brookhart, Mervyn Eastberg, Dave Bender, Gary Irvine, Ted Schulz, Fred Vitt, Tom Reed, Wally Nelson, Gale Price, Wally Arringdale, Dave Nelson, Mike Bell, Bill Roberts, Tony Williams and Richard Smith, Manager. Front row: Harlan Whitaker, Tom Lainson, Dick Conard, Lee Cook, Dick Long, Bill Herman, Larry Olander, Larry Williams, Larry Sovereign, Bruce Williams, Alan Norton, Gary Cook. filaff -fi, Roosevelt ,,,,,, ,,,, 5 6 46 Lincoln .,,,,,. .. .. .. East ..,,,,, ...,., 3 l North .. .. .,f..f,, -V 45 Lincoln . W 47 East ..,,,,,.. 35 47 Roosevelt ..,,.,,.Y, AA,, North ..v,. ,Y,.fY 4 2 Everyone agrees that this has been one of the swimming team's better years. Under the able leadership of Coach Brookhart, the Boone High swimmers won two meets and lost six. Victories were over East High both times. To close the season, Boone sent six of the Teamsters to the state meet at Iowa City, where our entries placed fifth in the state. SWHMMHN The swimming team had three returning Iettermen . . . Larry Sovereign, Tom Reed, and Dave Bender. In the diving division Wally Arringdale and Tony Williams did the honors. Ted Schulz accumulated the highest number of points this season. Nine 'aquamen' let- tered this year. Congratulations to the twenty-six members of the squad, who worked very hard throughout the year to produce Boone's fine swimming team! iliiyllfifl 4 ..Y.. .-1 .,. ... rf,. . O. . 72 This page is sponsored by MONDT COFFEE SHOP W r 1 . .4 -4 +,,,'!w,,,, 1 4 'ww un' 1 .- ' rms I' 3 ri ff I H- V.. 'ii S gn .. ,YN xv ,I 0 Ill! mmm Nmnn SCORES V Boone 47 Stanhope , ' ' Boone 48 Ogden Boone 60 Grand Junction Boone 37 Slater A A Boone 41 Pilot Mound 'L' l 4 Boone 51 Ankeny Boone 43 Paton Boone 44 Jewell Boone 40 Eldora Boone 36 Perry . H Boone 40 Bayard Boone 46 Jordan Boone 55 Roland , ,. Boone 48 Farnhamville ,, Boone 44 Gilbert , Boone 47 Valley Sectional Boone 61 Dana ,, Boone 61 Jordan Boone 36 Gilbert Front row, left to right: Coach Lovin, Mary Courter, Romey Chance, Marie Roby, Judy Malcom, Jacque Conn, Rita Howard, Ann Clausen. Back row: Miss Johnson, Lavonne Warak, Karen Dutton, Karen Mustapha, Etta Mae Grady, Sandy Hick, Hazel Deal, and Karen Menough, Manager. QERLS BASKETBALL With only four returning lettermen , from last year's squad, Coach 'Chuck' ' Lovin was faced with the iob of re- building the squad. Since the one sen- ior on the squad, Mary Courter, was out a great deal of the season with a leg injury, the coach had to depend on his juniors, sophomores and fresh- men. Even with this handicap of inex- perience the girls piled up a very good record of lO wins and 9 losses. GIRLS' STARTING TEAM The Toreadorettes started off the season with a bang, beating Stanhope, Ogden, Grand Junction, and Slater respectively. Pilot Mound then turned the tide, handing the girls their first defeat. Rebounding back, the girls defeated Ankeny only to be defeated later by Paton. Again the girls came back with a victory over Jewell. The girls were beaten by Eldora and then Perry. The Toreadorettes came out victorious over Bayard in their last game before the county tournament. Boone's hopes of another county crown were smashed by Jordan in the first game. Again, with luck against them, the girls lost, this time to Roland. The girls bounded back and de- feated the undefeated Farnhamville girls 48 to 44. ln their last game before the sectionals, the girls lost to Gilbert. The Toreadorettes roared through the sectional tourney, knocking off Dana and Jordan. Then in the finals it was again Gilbert who beat them. The girls were unable to pull their last game out of the fire as Valley of Des Moines beat them 50 to 47 closing the season. 34 29 20 35 44 46 52 38 52 40 38 48 63 44 54 50 55 53 63 N. 'if' This page is sponsored by BOONE VETERINARY HOSPITAL 74 0' ' 1 D 0 W .- ' th' . M s, x i ' l ' 1 L .J F Txl fx f4 l are uctured above back row left to rught Jack Becker Merrull Thus years returnung track ettermen p Peterson Tom Runker Gary Barry Front row Jum Manruquez Gale Morrus Dave Futzsurnmons Ever nught after school durung a certaun tume of the year we TRACK SCHEDULE Valley Relays Y see hooded fugures racung through the halls of B H S on the track K and through the cuty streets These are not ghosts but theur speed Ma'Sl'al 0W Dual and aguluty resemble that of apparutuons They are Boone Hughs Boone Ames Ma'Sl'all'ow Reserve Meet track men of whom we are always proud Drake Relay Toreador Relays Dustruct Meet Boone Ames Marshalltown G i Q I F Reserve Meet Conference Meet State Meet In the sprung when scholastuc sports are generally consudered to be slackung oft d f ue a group of Boone Hughs energetuc young men take to the course an orrn Boone Hugh golf team Thus years squad wuth tour returnung lettermen combuned both experuence and abuluty to make a tune showung un theur varuous contests Thus years returnung lettermen as puctured below are Fred Vutt Denny Collus Jerry Johnstone and Bob Appenzeller GOLF 'SCHEDULE Roosevelt Perry Marshalltown Ames Roosevelt Ames Carroll Valley Dustruct Meet Perry Conference Meet l Fort Dodge State Meet Thus page us soonsored by IOWA ELECTRIC LlGHT and POWER COMPANY 75 l X l . l X 4 l ' X X .v 1' 25 'V 1 All v , 0 . x ., f5 ,, ' ' X F I , I . . . , I . . . ., , ' I . . . . - 1 - - Q . 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Bass, R. Price, M. Fritch, R. Houston, D. Brausey, J. Mclntyre, G. Highland, L. Mickle, Mr. Lovin. First row: S. Miller, R. Dutton, T, Gilliam, G. Johnson, J. Abbott, C. Wright, C. Henderson, P. Moorhead, A. Senholz, B. Fetzer. N. Miller, J. Martz, G. Peterson, M. Phipps, L. Holmberg. First row: J. Pollard, D. Mesich, J. Eckley, D. Miller, L. Honenshell, J. Welch, K. Anderson. Martin. Second row: F. Martin, L. Wiley, N. Godfrey, N. Holley, R. Heaps, R. Coan, M. DuGan, Miss Thompson. First row: D. Mc- Cann, J. Platter, T. Rose, J. Wright, C. Elliott, J. Cazett, L, Hutson. This page is sponsored by HOLBROOK PLUMBING .A Upper picture, 7B-4-Last row, left to right: B. Beckett, C. Peterson, M. Thompkins, L. Berglund, L. Hauge, J. Capps. Third row: L. Trulin, B. Nelson, F. Harvey, T, Mallicoat, D. Reeves, D. Pesek, C. Miller, Miss Handy. Second row: T. Grasso, J. Harvey, C. Ash- Center picture, 7B-5-Last row, left to right: L. Schroeder, G. Roby, J. Ray, R. Hutchinson, J. Jones, J. Lee, D. Bennett, L. Crooks. Third row: M. Tannehill, H. Harrington, K. Shafer, D. Enslow, D. Sigler, P. Nelson, M. Cornelius, Miss Rasmussen. Second row: F. Fletter, Bottom picture, 7B-6-Last row, left to right. T. Johnson, S. Jones, M. Aurand, R. Weyer, T. Koening, E. Davidson, L. King, Mrs. Bullock Third row: D. Jacobson, M. Johnston, P. Wilson, V. Bales, P. Brower, S. Hartman, T. Summers. Second row: D. Stover, J. Smith, , i . Ns 54 'U' f Q3 iv vc! li T' fs. ' ulliliial :st I eh C ...Q -A sv-111 ov4 ,ao- 4l' . tr' 1 baugh, J. Goeppinger, E. Wright, C. Pulver, M. Logue M. Smith L. Cook, D. Lendt. First row: D, El , B. Wilhelm, J. Jones, C DuGan, M. Clark, M. Fields, J. Reid, J. Hunter, R. Long. M. Caldwell, M. Barnes, J. Ward, G. Aylor, G. Carlson, D. Graves, J. Pritchard. First row: J. Veale, J. Grasso, L. Howard, D. Craven, S Cole, S. Williams, R. Lauritsen. F. Crawford, P. Hagaman, D. Franklin, K. Shafer, M, Bloomquist, J. Erickson, C. Lathrop. First row: S. Lycke, D. Lorentzen, M. 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A Upper picture, 7B-7-Last row, left to right: S. Nelson, K. Johnson, A. Steinberg, M. McLeod, G. Adams, D. Haleen, M. Bancroft. Third row: B. Severtson, J. Evans, R. Sorber, G. McNaughton, S. Carrell, K. Klinkefus, J. Dawson. Second row: K. Karr, L. Fullerton, R. Center picture, 8B-l-Last row, left to right: F. Mitchels, C. Miller, C. McGriff, S. McBirnie, S, Bartlett, M. Doran, S. Garvey, W. Ander- son, Mr. Rohde. Second row: R. Warrick, S. Peterson, S. Kraseau, Bottom picture, BB-2-Last row, left to right: G. McCool, A. Munson, D. Otto, J. Ward, Mr. Carroll, C. Godwin. Third row: L. Ford, C. Reed, C. McCubbins, R. Morley, C. Thede, D. Van Cannon. Second K, Anderson. row: L. Firnhaber, D. Lundstrom, J. Moore, L. Anderson, A. Gruenig, Patterson, R. Lansing, S. Keech, S. Snedden, V. Stoneburner, Mr. Roloff. First row: M. Haleen, T. Handlon, T. Blumberg, R. Sundine, L. Johnson, D, Dutton, R. Carter, W. Kerns. B. Krohl, J. Davis, C. Parsons, D. Josephson, M. Camp, M. Morris. First row: J. Hartman, S. Shaler, C. Herrick, D. Deal, H. McCoy, K. Schwein, B. Pollard, D. Oppedahl, J. Cross. S. Peterson, M. Vignovich, K. Nygren, L. Runyan. First row. M, Jensen, J. Wells, B. Knezvich, M. Herman, S. Sterner, B. Monen, 80 This page is sponsored by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY t 'het 90 1 ,un ahx . ' 4 H. I l 95 all 4 3. Upper picture, 8B-3-Last row, left to right: M. Engnell, L. Swank, C. Clabaugh, R. Fritz, M. Krug, D. Lynn, J. Thrap, Miss McCoy. Third row: L. Jensen, K. Todd, L. Liden, K. Disney, J. Miller, B. Anderson, B. Anderson. Second row: P. Ingersoll, J. Miller, J. Center picture, 8B-4-Last row, left to right: L. Williams, L. Miller, W. Lippert, W. Parsons, Mr. Lamb. Third row: L. Marnach, D. Wilson, K. Williams, D, Bollenbaugh, C. Morris, B. Post, S. May- field, M. Nelson. Second row: J. Fullerton, A. Porter, T. Sumstine, Bottom picture, 8B-5-Last row, left to right: G. Ohlmann, R. Tilley, N. Jackson, C. Van Hooser. Third row: A. Crandell, L. Lortz, R. Walker, B. McGurren, H, Wright, M. Kelley, Miss Behrens. Second row: G. Gibbons, S. Shadle, R. Charlet, M. Holmberg, B. Barquist, Elliott, K. Robertson, K. Madden, J. Rinehart, R. Adams. First row: S. Rose, J. Siegler, D. Reynoldson, G. McCambridge, L. Sellers, T. Allie, A. Johnston, C. Duncan, L. Gibson. D. Hartsell, P. Hopkins, E. Eckhart, N. Blumberg, M. Guenther. First row: E. Tilley, B. Day, B. Day, G. Swigert, L. Flockhart, G. Ohlmann, D. Foltz, G. Ulrick. K. Patten, B. Walters, D. Brandon, L. Wilcox. First row: C. Schroe der, C. Dahlin, D. Marlowe, C. Peterson, J, Westberg, L. Mcfnnally S. Pharoah, D. Deal, B. Ross. This page is sponsored by IRVINE BAKING COMPANY 4' lin Upper picture, BB-6-Last row, left to right: J. Carter, R. Ellsberry, R. Snyder. J. Hickle, R. Holland, D. Tucker, G. McVicker, M Vickery, K. Smith, Mrs. Henry. Second row: M. Knezevich, C Walters, J. Moran, L. Kemmerer, D. Hampton, B. Craun, C, Reis Center picture, 8B-7-Last row, left to right: G. Baker, S. 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