Southern Boone County R1 School - Eagle Yearbook (Ashland, MO)

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Freckles, the house detective, was finally out sleuthed. Charlie Kennan seems to have done the trick. At the House of Health exercise was Important. But poor Sylvester kept saying, ...ladies, I feel perfectly healthy now. Sr. Play - Big Hit Action and suspense were the two key factors of the senior class play, Skinned Alive”. The three act comedy was staged at a health re- sort where every health-conscious individual was welcome. However, health was not the main issue! The House of Health was the scene of a near murder, hidden identity, and robbery. The play moved fast from beginning to end and was throughly enjoyed by all. 16 Back stage Brenda Tracy and Margie Sievert, members of the make-up committee, help style Jackie Burnett's hair for her part as an old- maid spinster. CAST Charles Kennan .... Mitchell Calvin Whinnie More ............Joel Bullard Katie Van Loom ............Linda Koenig Millie Van Loom . . . Jackie Burnett Terror Tripp ............Mike Henry Sylvester Smith ........Dan Farris Madge Van Loom....................Cathy Smith Beth Shepherd .....Carolyn Crane Freckles ..F. W. Glascock Wilma Anderson .... Pam Branson Slappy Wertz .............Bob Taggart Rose Duval...............Diana Robinson

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Senior Candidate, Brenda Hartley, and her escort, co- captain Bruce Caldwell, are presented to a capacity Homecoming crowd. . . . A Capacity Crowd Rita Ingles and Bruce Caldwell participate in the Homecoming Parade festivities. Anne Martin, Freshman Candidate, and her escort Junior Griffin, anxiously await their turn. Rita Ingles, Junior Candidate, and her escort Joel Bullard are all smiles moments before they are presented. Many expressions of emotion were viewed on the candidates faces as Brenda Hartley was crowned Homecoming Queen 1967.

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Danny Smith helps start the fire which will cook the delicious barbecued chicken at the F.F.A. Banquet. Kenneth Becker, immediate past State Secretary, emphasized the importance of leadership at the F.F.A. Banquet. Prize winners, and the guest speaker pose for a picture with Ruth Ann Garrett, F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart. F. F. A. Banquet The annual Parent-Son Banquet of the Ashland F. F. A. Chapter honored the boys for achieve- ments of the past year. Many boys were rewarded for their efforts with scholarships, plaques, and certificates. Kenneth Becker, guest speaker, urged all the boys to choose a goal and strive to reach it. Judging by the smiling faces, the banquet was a huge success.