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

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Mike Nichols portrays Allen Sues in the Laugh- In skit given at the school party. Dancing was one of the activities enjoyed most at the school party. There were many Ingredients in the winning anti dote for Spring Fever. Getting sat on wasn't funny to Anne, but to Jerri and Linda . . . The Juniors' version of Laugh-In was a great success at the all-school party. ‘ ‘Spring Sever Spring Fever was the title for the 1969 all-school party, sponsored by the Student Council. The program opened with an orig- inal rendition on Spring to the tune of Moon River , sung by the Girls' Sextet. The Junior Class presented their version of Laugh-In and the Student Council im- personated the teachers. It was a colorful, noisy, happy night which was all that was necessary for a wonderful party. Entertainment was provided by the Blue Berry Blues, a local band. 29

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John my boy this calls for a celebration. Have a Okay—we're set, Abra. Lester the Leach ... Stern cigar. Face Stella ... I demand you appear. ‘ ‘ Jt's Qreat Zo He Crazy ' ' ' Betty l.ou Maxwell................... I.ois Ashlock ............................. Connie Maxwell.......................Dianne Koenig Wilbur Maxwell........................... Len Gilpin 1 wVM rip Janet Maxwell.................... Vicki Lee Nichols mmt Hercules Nelson....................David Sappington :i ■ -v ;i?; 'l| I p Aunt Mary........................... Brenda Garrett John Maxwell............................Victor Sapp Mrs. Jennings........................Lena Hilgedick J. C. Mallory .......................Chuck Boelkes The Junior Play cast—minus one—poses Grover Jennings.................... James Belcher for a picture following the play. Louie......................................... John Bowden Gertrude........................................Linda Ireland Gladys.............................Vickie Lou Nichols Clara Smith.............................Janet Sachs

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The seventh graders gain experience from their first attempt at float building. The poster committee works hard to prepare ad- vertisements from the local merchants for the parade. .Happiness is... The Homecoming Parade of 1969 will be remembered as the one that never was . Bad weather forced the cancellation of the annual parade and pep rally. Floats were judged as planned, but the Juniors' third place float was so badly damaged by the wind, that we were unable to get a picture of it. This cancellation, how- ever, did not hinder the excitement of Homecoming 1969. The administration enjoys a glass of punch as they watch the dance. The Sophomores proudly exhibit the sign for their float. The Alumni along with the students enjoy the dance.