Boone High School - Boone Legend Yearbook (Orlando, FL)
- Class of 1953
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I I 1 ' 1 f e irwife you fo come wiflz ad flufouglz flzwev cloora ancl dee cw in our wort' ana! fun fluid Ami unforgeffagd year af iam goone ,Lliglu 1ABlE l1Fl!llll1Ell1S Jchglgghla Dedication of our new school . . . Bitter Blue Da y ...... '. Alma Mater and lnsignia . . . . William R. Boone Memorial . . .xdzlminialrafion - - . ijacukg am! Canes! Senior Class .... Outstanding Seniors and Senior Directory . . . Who's Who Among Seniors ........ . Junior Class .... Outstanding Juniors . Sophomore Class . . Outstanding Sophomares and counseling program . Faculty ....... Around the campus, at work, at play, at service . .xdcliuifieal Student Council . . All Clubs .... D C T ........ Library ....... Jr. Red Cross .... Office Force, Hi Lights Band ........ Clinic .... 1 .... F. F. A ..... Boone Legend . . ,.J4zALfzc, Football .... Basketball .... Intramurals, Boys . . Barbell ....... Tumbling ..... Baseball ..... Track ........ lntramuarals, Girls . . .xdcluerfiaing Acknowledgements . Merchants and Busines City Beautiful . Business Directory . . .9llJ2X - - - 1953 6-7 10-11 12 13 14-15 18-37 38-43 44-45 46-53 53 54-59 59 60- 61 62-67 70-71 72-101 81 ' as 89 91 94-95 97 98-99 100-101 104-109 110-111 112-113 114 115 116 117 118-119 121 122-134 130-134 135 Bllllllf LEGEND wiuiim n. nouns nian scnuul ORLANDO.FLORlDA ',VOLUMEI X352- ff ui EV N , , T, 5. Q: LQ F L?wS13'vQygg Q. W '-1-mug n , Q... V STANDING OUTSIDE' THE SOUTH .. M K wk s , ,T P S' ,J an , sg Sit QW K, ,,,, . ' S X X X x X N I . X !'l' sq ffff x tu Tyfl f'f' fi' ' iigyg ww ,- 'd E .-f J. lx, ff' . ..,.. , .Qx1,..:: Y -.Aa:- . ., JN W T Q .E KIVIE ,., VIEWS OF BH IN aj- v1Q.foJ:- its Q O Ecauae of fkueir never faihng Jlairif, , fgeir coolaerafion in maLing aff ockoof Q I project? a du ccedd , ,ml Aww of flw J g Lzemlknm, inf efe5 f, am! flw mia,-in, 1 Q efkrfa of J! ,mom amcfazwl wifi. o Y our M6005 we Jwhcate the hraf Mane t L Lgend fo me aJmznz6fmzf0n, :Ae J r, facudy, fke cuafocbana, fke cakferia 7 I I Aegaera, ana! ezilaeciaffy fo fhe afuclenfa of Wham Mane Ai9A Jckooz Q I Ol- 1l 0 1l-0-if ,-Q-.....,,T-:Q ' Annell Rogers, Editor-in-Chief, of first Boone Legend This year our staff has tried to give you o complete record in pictures and writing of our first history-making year. We invite you to enter with us through the doors of leorningg of activities and sports. See yourself working in classrooms, planning activities at club meetings, and cheering at ball games. In the years to come, you, who are here, leaf through the pages of your '53 Boone Legend and renew the memories of your days spent at Boone. We leave this record for all who are to come after us that they may see what we did this first year at W. R. Boone High School. ANNELL ROGERS :dim-an-chief ' 9 ' 5 LLOW US THROUGH THAT FIRST 8 4 WE DEDICATE OUR NEW BUILDINGS 7-6 5 X 1 Excited students oweit the opening of tlle auditorium doors on the lirstvdey ot school. 10 2 F 0 . g September saw us waiting to enter the auditorium to get our first glimpse of our new building-meet our faculty and new principal. Mr. Kipp seems to be selling himself to the student body os he speolu for the tint time in the W. R., Boone euditorium. X wg, F 'A'A 'l'hv - . K ,.-M lll 15 'K 1 WW WM' R ' ,sf ' K EX ! fm 1 n 1 f 1 X Q l - 1 H l 'Q 5 I k fn' , N Fr K x w X I N 1' 3 Pbjik 5 L A K 2 N' 1-7? 3.5, X ' y ew, ' ,5 'Q 5,6 4 X '51 r ig ' K- A is-A Q 2 In ll 4 ?wiQ:,ri.id-B 'Q 1 K X W if N gf : f Ef: Q . 2 ffl Q . V an 9 15 , W . k 'I Ni , S ' , . : Em? if x , X mnnL,.x,,i,i :mmm 1' XQFM L 3 is .1 Yah QQ? X X, Aww! 'Hia . . . ul' .S2Aoo! l This aerial View af our school taken on BlTTER BLUE DAY reveals our entire school. At the left is our gym, cafeteria and lrandroo ground with its orange grove and tiny lalme. sf! '-AS f . Charlotte and Bud, sophomores of 1951, eagerly scan the head- lines tor neva at the proposed new high schools. In l95l the headlines read City To Get Two New High Schools. The talk was that sopho- mores might graduate from a new school. Now, two years have passed and with it the dream of two new high schools has come true. Our 51,000,000 school, named for the former beloved principal of O.H.S., William R. Boone. opened its doors in September of 1952. our classroom buildings in the center: and the auditorium and mu sic room on theright. You can even see our Ag. building in the back- ' THANK YOU FOR OUR SCHOOL For the untiring work and ideas you have put into The planning and completing of a new school-our W. R. Boone High-we wish to sincerely thank you. COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY MAYOR SCHOOL BOARD SCHOOL TRUSTEES SUPERINTENDENT COMMISSIONERS CITY COUNCIL CITY ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS ARCHITECTS BUILDERS WORKMEN MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PARENTS TAXPAYERS ORANGE P.T.A. COUNTY COUNCIL P.T.A. The Ag. class under the supervision of J. Bates Johnson, Mrs. G. B. Fishback, Chairman of Grounds Beautification Committee: and Mrs. A. S. Brim, active member of the committee: break the ground for the first planting of shrubbery. V A i .-:www A BITTER BLUE DAY was a turf job, but we won. Remember unloading the sod from the trucks. Then some of it had to be cut into sprigs and carried in wheelbarrows to different parts of the ground where eager planters were all ready to get started. We all had certain jobs to do as we planted our school desert in grass just before the Christmas holidays. Each class had a different part of the grounds to do, so it really didn't take long to plant the three acres. Everyone seemed to enjoy getting on his hands and knees and planting the bitter bluegrass. The idea of the planting originated with our prin- ' cipal, Mr. Earl Kipp, and the Student Council officers. Gr K, -' 'ir' 'Rss r .. --V4 A-Han: ,rigs The Kung ond Queen of BITTER BLUE DAY were chosen by the applause of the students from o group of sux who were named by the closs sponsors os those who worked hordest durmg the morning Then our King ond Queen tour Even the teochers got unto the swung of thmgs Here they were cought clownmg but they worked right along with the students to rnoke BITTER BLUE DAY o huge success This cooperotuve splrut IS chorocternstlc of our first yeor Ng, an y y, 2. Our new Alma Mater means much to the students here at W. R. Boone High School. For the Seniors, it is a farewell song to classmates and fond memories. For the juniors and Sophomores, it holds a pledge of loyalty that is foremost in the heart of each and every student. Proudly we wear our rings hearing the oficial seal of Boone High School. This emblem came from the combined eforts of Maxine Butler and Iimmy Armstrong. Pictured 'on the seal are the torch, representing knowledge, the winged foot, representing athletics, and the Indian which signifies our own Boone Braves. For our motto, we have adopted Semper I cum virtute - always with courage. Students catch their first glimpse of the William R. Boone Memorial ond reverently read its words iust as it's setting Boone's birthday, January 20. init Ill! x '-.lst J llgxf llllq.. 'llll.g I..--.ll ,.llll,n cj'4-..l'.i g...l.I .lllq. l,l :lIli.mm ,un ,r v Mm is comoleted on Mr This is a simple tribute to a man who lived simply, honorably, and un- selfishlyg one who was greatly beloved by his students and faculty and respected by his fellow citizens-the late William R. Boone, former cipal of Orlando Senior High School from 1932 to 1952. prin- His stay with us ended with the closing day of OHS, but the memory and insp 'ation of his life will ever be in our hearts. Our school is named honor. May we ever wear his name proudly. Others, Lord, Yes, others Let this my motto be, Help me to live for others That I may live like Theef' in his rincilaa! far! ana! Aid .ga ave wir R. EARL KIPP, B.S., M.A., first Principal of W. R. Boone High. R. Earl Kipp, principal of our new W. R. Boone High School, received his B.S. and M.A. degrees at the University of Florida, He did graduate work at Stetson, Auburn, and Florida State Universities. He was a teacher and assistant principal at Seminole High School, and principal of Sanford Grammar and Sanford Junior High schools before accepting the posi- tion of General Supervisor, Orange County Board of Public Instruction. He has served as Instructor in Education, Stetson University. ln his first year as Principal, Mr, Kipp has inspired the respect and confidence of the student body by his fairness and understanding. Kipp and the office admire congratulatory flowers received on opening day. A WORD T0 THE SENIORS To you, the first graduates of the William R. Boone High School goes our heartiest congratulations upon this first milestone of your educational career. In every way-scholastic, athletic, in school spirit, sports- manship, and exemplary character-you have estab- lished great traditions for those who follow through the years. May your many achievements stand you in good stead as you travel down life's highways. We travel . with you in spirit and thought, with outstretched arms that the great Benefactar may always be at your side. R. Earl Kipp Principal 1 v wi V . 5' -. ,sv W , . +5-if .1 , ,, 1 I .E I F' .- , A X12 ugh uw A WH: , it , 1 R 4- .,, fb 5 w P' -:LEM E 4 4 if' 5, ,Q 3 k A ., A' .af H i A V , r ,. WL ... V Q . 454' ,V V 2 xmigh A .'x Q A Q- yv 'ffm Q R' 'V .L N ' Q, r- 'W ,4 ! . W- 1-, A , - - , . fr-5 .1-:iq .. . N 1 931. ' ' sr I 1 X Ii+ Q 'W'i iu- ,gli lag? .:1, , ffm' .gusff I A WITHIN THE WALLS OF THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ARE THE MAIN OFFICES AND THE LIBRARY AS WELL AS CLASSROOMS FACULTY AND CLASSES jkmugk tkede aloora we meal our jaaihg anal Claadea . This year the doors are opening to forty new classrooms and teachers. Most of our classes are held in the North and South buildings, but a lovely music room overlooking Lake Lancaster and a soundproaf band room over the gym are two of the separate classroom buildings. . An agricultural class, with its own orange grave and white cottage, is one of the new additions. A brand new homemaking department with all the latest homemaking devices is the other addition. You might have seen the Ag. class, as it is better known, helping the P.T.A. beautify the grounds. And you've probably smelled the delicious odors that have came from the homemaking classes. The harder subjects, as Latin, geometry, and chemistry, seem easier than in other years in smaller classrooms with familiar teachers, for the majority of our faculty were with us at OHS. Our smaller school, having approximately l,0l 5 students offers practically the same curriculum as was offered at OHS. I On the following pages you will find the first Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores ever to attend BHS. Within are some who have been especially honored. Helping them to achieve these honors are our ever popular teachers. Follow with us through the doors of their classrooms and watch them at work . . . But why tell you more-turn the pages and see for yourself. ' Students stop to chat along the walk outside the administration building. L.ff,L X! tb ii' my is X Q' we + 11 gafv Q lax . 7 31, , -is l f Q 1 X ' qs X ,K f,:: 2 3. 0. f K if, Q . V Yam , wg, ,, ,wi 1 53 QE? if gf wx ff ,dw - , '1,, Q Q . iA..:E ligz L M- UW- 'Q ISI, Us 'Q ' U W. if - -Q f in A X ff 5 .,-A -..: . ww' Q- .4 .L ,aww QM, M-S X ? 'gg Ex? A, 3 gk iix ,T W : N sw- 2'f ff' . ., if :-1 QE?'Ti' Vkkk 1, ., ..., a -igwk Wa v x K .- 1-5 i S . .. as X A 1 + L ,Q , A X K J i ,ii L ' ' -A 9' ST- f' , . L L X N Q 1 -- - f ,N 3 in .-Q 5 is '. k T -Q A ' -- D gf- fx df L x 5 :,N :-, J: V ' . . ..,. ,,,,, , v,:,,:,.. A 1 Q k , .4 YA. ' i ' 1 gsm - W, L ' kr A gffggg K f x Afilifv' W fi EQ f r' , ge x MES' , , - ik. . 05,35 X 5 ' 3 , is ' 'f ' ' 'M ? fA:i,A ' 51 FY W ,Jgw 3, X. km . X ,- - f-40, , .J x H WW' .A A, 'RN I'- E Wm Lg V. f A as M ,ilu K NSW ,,,: K . . f K i 5j:5?QR Q X v4,'g?Al xl f Q f K si ' A SEPTEMBER S E E M B E R September 2 . . . Our hearts are thrilled W at the dedication of our own Wfilliam R. SUN MON THU FRI SAT Boone High School as it is officially christened . . . No longer are we name- less Ioes g we're the Boone Braves and proud to bear the name . . . The fire blazes and we're on the warpath with our first bonfire pep rally . . . Our boys battle the giant G.M.A. team 0 -we scream ourselves hoarse . . . The Q lil Injnns fight their way to victory over Lyman . . . It's in the wee hours of the morning when I3 members of the yearbook and paper staff leave for Gainesville to attend the Florida Scho- lastic Press Clinic. A mighty crash and Gerald leaps through our newly adopted symbol, the Boone Brave, to lead our team onto the field for our first game. THE DOORS OF A NEW BUILDING ARE OPENED FOR US TO BE THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS . . . OUR HEARTS WILL ALWAYS CHERISH THE MEMORIES OF OUR SENIOR YEAR. ROBERT LEON BECTON VENEGAS HUGO BETANCOURTS WILLIAM BIGGS SHIRLEY BILBE THOMAS LEO BLACKMUI' Bob Billy Little Willie Tom JOLENE BOATWRIGHT BETTY JO BOLEY BETTY BOOTH MARY BOWEN PATRICIA BRADHAM .lo Jo Sister Pat T .wxggf A 'Q RMS.- H R ,W ws .X 135. SN x K fix K' X . NR X f ,a'. fu ,X V - K1 gg W .,.: .,, in 5 gm E2: , H lA Qi 5 X .A ., h . A M nav' - ig wwf 1 . ww- --'- ' 4 I -vs' 2 .Q 4 . 5085 at vi . . 91:3 iff I Xisiix - 1 gf ii F , ww Y, w V Y. Vg aww Ms Q, - E I 5 v U 3 1. ,w 'mk h g L is ii-IA lj JN ' ' la K. -1 iw-2 'Q gA L A OCTOBER Get on the bandwagon three hun- dred and fifty students wear the grin- ning Injun emblem, as the Pep Club Drive ends . . . We get a lump in our throats as we hear the impressive words of our new Alma Mater . . . The Braves spark. to victory by beating Mainland, 7-6 . . . T.B. or not T.B. We rush to get our X-rays. That 6-6 tie with Fort Lauderdale was exciting, wasn't it? Remember the half time show and the scalping of Mr. Magarian by the major- ettes? Who's coming on now in brand new outfits? 1 The new Boone Hi- Steppersf' . . . Will we ever forget the heartbreak. of that 14-13 score with Lakeland? . . . Music, Music, Music reigns as the Glee Club puts on Hats Off, the first BHS production . . . Those black, cats of Hallowe'en must be following us as we go to West Palm Beach and bow to the Wild Cats, 21-12. A 4 IQ52 , OCTOBER I952 SUN MON 2627 ,- THU FRI SAT It's the Senior Car during the downtown parade-it had to be push os the way, but like its graduating class, it finally ma de it OCTOBER FINDS US IN A WHIRLWIND OF ACTIVITIES. WE ENTHUSIASTICALLY FORMU LATE OUR SCHOOL POLICIES AND SET UP TRADITIONS AS CHARTER MEMBERS OF CLUBS ANN DENSMORE RUTHANN DENZER JACK DOCKSTADER SUSANNE MARIE DONLEY GLENDA JO DOTHEROW Susie IILLIAM DANIEL DRAKE TOMMY DRAKE JOHN SNEAD DUNCAN CAROLYN EAGLE MARCUS EASTMAN Bill ' l952 NOVEMBER l9.52 SUN SAT 2330 21+ Beautiful Queen Ann receives kiss from Gerald Rooks, captain, at football frolics during halftime crowning. NOVEMBER Our I. V.'s meet the Eagles and stomp them for a victory of 13-6 . . . Football Frolics n1ak.es its appearance in a blaze of color and fun. That super parade with the decorated cars, the spectacu- lar I9-0 win over jefferson, and the dreamy Sweetheart Dance are memo- ries we'll always cherish . . . N.F.L. bills, notes and speeches are stuffed in suitcases as the future politicians leave for S t a t e Congress. Another BHS senior is chosen to attend the National Conz'ention . . . The Stardust Players bring state sparkle to BHS with The Brainstorm. . . . Climaxing the Bra zfes' football season is the big game with Edgewater. Our peppy card section, the snappy marching band and Hi- Steppers, and the way we battle brave- ly against the Eagles are high spots of the day. Ezfen though the score is I4-0 we know we'1'e had a great year. FOOTBALL FROLlCS DOMINATES THE SCENE AS JUNIOR CLASS, PEP CLUB AND STUDENT COUNCIL WORK HAND IN HAND. BETTY RUTH EBERHART SHIRLEY ANN EDWARDS .lACQUEl..lNE ELLIS ELEANOR ELMORE RUBYKELMORE H lflyu JAMES ETLEY LOIS OMEGA EVANS NEAL EVERSON .lUDlTH MARY EWlNG WlLLARD FAl lNlNG Jim Mega Butch Judy Red ' X... N , 6 .-W' 12 Q N 5 X A Sw M f 1 1 X K1 x A - , . W 5 X Vx . X Q 4 - X - X 16 'if 1 1s 5 f M7 Y , 1 , - K 'YS 41 . ' W K X .5 W . . ww . mf x ' f S' A s., - , NX Q M, X Y .2 , . -b A . .,.,., Q .. ,. : -V S H my X X,,Q A A K Bb , , Q K ' X 15, im , Lg.: mg xg Y iw - j ,X -5 K: M N A Z ..,, x .,.. A. R AA A N' 'N Q 5055355 saw. X 9' A .f R . if X4 w 2 ix . Q LM . if A. . Am ' v Q 1 K m Q 2 ' .,.. K V A S! , t . 1 .Mx ,',9.. j ww has 1 gg X f ., I 1 Li v 2511? ' 1,5 'F 5 Q Q . K , W v'. f K QNX I J A H K is NMES X T ,.:k. W it r A K E ,YK K' X ff R .N X- K ug, xqxmw. QQ if' . ev w, :w- ,. ,n sf' ., 'nf - 3' TX 5 it yawn ::: .. . . ,,,,.,, x k k I --t-- K i.mg ,A ' uf if 1 5g Q 4' Q 1 ...nf ,Me 2 M W W A ,D A X, L 1 ii E Av 5 Messgqjtk 49-:f shmf 5 -,,......, Wk 1' ,pl Q ' .-.wife Q. 'J Q A ,hge . 7 UT47?9iV WWMQA4 ffZ,'E Y ' X fx 1' Wi gf, Veg , 1 442 9 I j NMI! 4,41 9,w x, 41 DECEMBER Lights! Curtain! The Thespians of BHS initiate six new members. Boone High Cagers open their season with a flashing victory of 65-36 over Wfinter Garden . . . F.H.A. holds their formal induction ceremonies . . . Leaving the gaily decorated classrooms with their holly, mistletoe and Christmas trees, the student body spends a whole day planting grass to beautify our grounds. Remember planting the front circle and the free Pepsi Colas served with our picnic lunch? I952 DECEMBER I952 SUN SAT The Christmas s irit fil P for its fi IIEW SC I th all fake part in decorating our h I h t rsl' C PLANTING GRASS ON BITTER BLUE DAY AND SINGING CHRISTMAS CAROLS STARTS US HOMEWARD FOR CHRISTMAS VACATION AND A ROUND OF PARTIES AND DANCES. RICHARD INGRAM MARTIN JACKSON BETTY LOU JAMERSON RHETTA JEFFCOAT MADELINE JOHNSON HD- ku ,,Lou,, IC SHIRLEY JOHNSON RICHARD HARRY JONES FRANK KAREL JEWEL KAY EUGENE KELLEY H-IO Gene' O I953 JANUARY l953. SUN 'WN ERI . SAT E Doubtful Dan would like to know it the teachers put the right grade on the card. Thcsc teachers do get confused when it comes to the Brim twins. right JANUARY Our holidays are over, and all around BHS New Year's resolutions can he heard . . . And if Pm elected- yes, one semester is rapidly drawing to a close and we again hear those lively campaign speeches . . . Those semester exams-- lVhy didn't we study harder? Were you pleased with your report card? . . . Our charter Honor Society initiates the new members in a very impressive ceremony . . . Yearbook. staff sighs with relief as we meet our dead- line . . . The name of the first BHS yearbook is chosen by popular vote. THE FIRST SEMESTER DRAWS TO A CLOSE AND WE CAN THINK OF NOTHING BUT GRADES, TESTS, AND REPORT CARDS... JERRY KEENE JULIA REBECCA KIRTLEY NINA DEAN KIRTLEY ALLAN KLEPPER .IOHN McNEIL LANE naecky., NMGCH CAROLYN LAWSON THOMAS LAWSON HELEN LINGO WILLIAM LOBNITZ PRESTON LOCKE TOM Punkin Bill r, ,Qs , -:x K - 1 . . 1' A if Ng, QS L g , 4 'K 4 ' li by k s . , les- f :Sw I' XR 'FX .mafwi F' gxsgml K Q If 1 5, f 1Q f H K , xii -41-Q-As I i 'gm Winn 8, Um ,, l 5 fx A N .4 Qi fy, X . ng, ,Jr'Y55f' 'K 9 , .Fil QM - -pk a 1 gvvgg Q, J TW ., . 9 4 4 ,K U -f 4 FEBRUARY I953' FEBRUARY -I953 Dressed all in white the new members of the N.F.L. are initiated in an impres- SRJN MON urn THU FRI SAT sive candlelight ceremony . . . The sophomores hold a gala party in the gym and choose The Queen of Hearts . . . Thespians captivate their audience once again in their second performance . . . One hamburger-all the way, I familiar words of Fair Week and our Senior Booth - What fun! But we worked hard, too . . . Whee, drooping and weary, our yearbook staff meets another deadline! Poor Dick! Nan and Evelyn seem to have him right where they want him-and are they enjoying ii! REMEMBER THE SENIOR BOOTH AND THE FAIR - EATING COTTON CANDY, HOT DOGS -AND THOSE THRILLING RIDES. ROBERT IZIERSON RALPH PIKE SAM5JEL PITTS FRANCES POOLE JEAN PORTER HB0 H U lmmyl' PHENA PORTER WILLIAM POWELL CHARLES PRATHER BURTON PRINCE JANE PRINCE Faye Billy Charlie Burt Janie I953 MARCH l953 'SUN -A T 'HU FRI SAT 29 JD My head is that Senio Why I can'f believe it! So goes the cry of t rs as measuring time rolls around. MARCH Our Glee Club brings home honors from the District Vocal Clinic in Tam- pa . . . P.T.A. holds Founders' Day Pro- gram here at school . . . Head size? Height? Yes, we're measuring for those caps and gowns and wondering when they'll come. IVon't be long before ufe'll be graduating . . . Representing BHS our best speakers attend the N.F.L. State Contest . . . Our band and choristers attend district contests . . . The Track Team places fourth in St. Petersburg meet . . . Spring baseball begins. Plans are underway for the first State weight lifting contest to be held at Boone High. SENIORS BEGIN TO FEEL A CERTAIN NOSTALGIA AS THEY PLAN TO LEAVE BHS THE YEAR HAS BEEN TOO SHORT... GORDON PUNCHON EILEEN QUARLES BETTY JEAN RAINES AUDREY RANDS DAVID RAPER Punsh ARBARA RICHARDSON JOYCE RISTER NANCY ANN RITCH NORMAN ROBBINS BARBARA ROBERTS .losh Nun I 3UbS 5 -P s , :ya ,FY, gi? , , , M L :zz 5 f zz' ' 5 Qi f 1 ! K GW: I m '? f 'w E 'Sw A A . -f. , . . A A -fx x m -V X , ,::. f ' .Q A . K L -' VV -VV- 2 M1 5 in J GP A ,www q Raw .memffi .X xx . 1,35-:f . 5 'X xwgs S -. 1 I l 5 ' fini u.. bw A 48 wr f f-gf ': w'-X ., 'K w I ,A ...,: if J M X ish 5 X x W A Eg, -- : .... f-' 5 . E , 'W f Q , Q -- i kr. b x , K Ss :aw . i' X S 5 ff, f .V V , H! . Suhr- Y' f A 4' 5 X or ,M X 45' N mr wiv . -f ' . ig? dum' . Nw -- lr 1 , if l , gm T. 'K M ,ik 1 -.1 24455 as Mr 1' Ixi a i .,.: K .,,, . f 5 , 1: - E M J N QNX ,M ,riff X x 1' W wg , ,.., , .6 an si B 5 mix K A if 316 ' , 3 -J Eg ,g Y., 5 Qs. R Si WX ' MAY Love those summer vottons! Yes, itls -I the Senior Fashion Show with all those SUN MON SAT dreamy formals and rustles from those full skirts. Senior Class Day at Dirk.- son lifes has arrived . . . Our long awaited Iunior-Senior Prom. Amid rustles and swirls we have a heavenly time . . . We take our final exams . . . we're all busy with parties and teas . . . Awards Day . . . Our first B.H.S. yearbook arrives and we have our Sen- ior signing party . . . we eou nt the days until Commencement . . . Tears come to our eyes as we hear our Alma Mater . . . And then the final moment comes- And suddenly it's upon us! How long we've looked forward to Graduation Day, the parting of the wa ys-OUR GRAD- yet now that it's here we find ourselves a little sad and serious. ' UA TI ON .... AND AT LAST.. . WE REACH THE PEAK OF OUR CAREER... COMMENCEMENT . . .WHEN HIGH SCHOOL DOORS ARE CLOSED TO US AND THE DOORS OF THE FUTURE ARE OPENED. DONNA WIERMAN BETTY JEAN WHITCOMB RICHARD EDWIN WHITE RUTH ANN WHITTLE JOSEPH JAMES WILBER NANCY JEAN WILLEY GERALD CHARLES WILLIAMS DAVID EARL WILSON FLORENCE WINFREE LAMAR WINGERT Jerry Flossie LLIAM H, WOLFE DELORES JEAN WONDERS MALCOLM WOODS GEORGIA WOODYARD FRANCES BETTY WOOLF BiIl K Susie Bunny BURTON FREDERICK WORTHIP Burt AMY VIRGINIA YARRI NANCY YARRINGTON ,Wann FRANCES ZIMMERMAN GRADUATES NOT PICTURED AUDREY HECK TED BAILEY CYRIL ESTY WILLIAM PRICE EUGENE KELLY KENNETH BRASWELL DONALD FRANCISCO DICK SHADER CURTIS NEAGLE GERRALD LANE BUSHMAN LILLIE JEAN MCLELLAND MALCOLM SMITH WEYLAND STARLING ROBERT CARTMELL IRIS MABIE NORMAN THOMAS CLARENCE MANLEY LORETTA CRIST WILLIAM ORR JAMES THOMPSON Our sponsors, Miss Moc and Miss Bruce, wonder if we will remember our wonderful Senior Year when we go to college. 37 GAEL WILLIAMS TO OUR SPONSORS We ofthe Senior Class of I953 wish to express our heartfelt thanks to Miss Evalyn McEntire and Miss Anne Bruce, our sponsors. Their enthusiasm and concern in the Senior Classg their sym- pathetic understanding and untiring efforts are ever foremost in our memories. Miss Bruce, our true friend and wise counselor, has advised us in our mciny troubles, and with her unfailing sense of humor has helped make our three years the happiest ever. And Our Miss Mac, keeping her bright smile when things were rough and laughing with us in times of fun, has instilled her faith in each one, making us feel a real part of the Senior Class. It really has been a privilege to be the first Seniors of Boone High School and without the help of our lovable sponsors it wouldn't have been OUR SENIOR YEAR. Jolene Boatwright- --Glee Club '5l. QFLLOI' Clyde Abello--Choristers '5l, '52, Girls' Chorus '5l, '52, Rio Rico '5l, G.D.C. Officer '52, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, Junior Class Day '52, District Music Festival '52, D.C.T. '53, Gregg Writers '53. Eugene Adams-Youth for Christ Club Reporter '5l, '52, Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Business Manager '53, Light Opera Ensemble '52, A Cappella Choir '53, Rio Rico '5l, Male Chorus '5l, '52, '53, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, Hats Off Production Staff '53, Pep Club '53, Glee Club Clinic '53, Hi-C Club '53. Shelba Adams-Magnolia High School, New Martinsville, W. Virginia '5l, F.H.A. '5l, '53, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, G.D.C. '53, Pep Club '53. John Ahrlich-Monitor '5l, '52, Library '53, Pep Club '53. Dorothy Aly-Youth for Christ Club '5l, '52, Vice-President '52, Torch Society '5l, '52, Library Club '52, '53, Hi-C Club '53, President, '53, F.H.A. Chaplain '53, Pep Club '53, Student Council '5l, '52, Senate '53, Sorosis Representative '53. Clean Anderson-Girls' Varsity Club '5l, '52, '53, Torch Society '5l, Basketball, Soft- ball, Volleyball, Soccer, and Speedball lntra- murals '5l, '52, '53, Boone Hi Lights '53, Graduation Usher '52. Inez Anderson+Girls' Varsity Club, '5l, '52, '53, Gregg Writers '52, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Soccer, and Speedball Intramurals '5l, '52, '53. Patricia Anderson-Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, District Music Festival '52, State Music Festival '52, A Cappella Choir '52, '53, Press Club '5l, F.H.A. '5l, Rio Rico '5l, G.D.C. '52, '53, Major '53, Youth for Christ Club '52, Junior Class Day '52, Monitor '52, Senate '53. f Kathleen Andrews---Torch Society '5l, Latin Club '5l, Tiger Talk '5l, Rio Rico '5l, Bengaliers '5l, '52, N.F.L. Follies '5l, '52, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Junior Fashion Show '52, Graduation Usher '52, One Foot in Heaven '52, Footlight Followers '52, '53, Thespians '52, '53, Thespian Convention '52, Stardust Players '53, Cheerleader '53, Hats Off '53, The Brainstorm Publicity Manager '53, Pep Club '53, Football Frolics Attendant '53, Patricia Bradham- -Glee Club '5l, '52, Baccalaureate Usher '52. Luana AndrewsiYouth for Christ Club '5l, '52, Hi-C Club '53, G,D.C. Captain' Clinic '53. Delynn ArmstrongAPress Club '5l, Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Junior Class Day ' Clinic '52, '53, Pep Club '53, Junior Cross '53, Hats Off Production Staff ' Tri-l-li-Y State Convention '52. Laura Arnold-G,D.C. '52, '53. 53, Tri- 52, Red 53, Macene Arstein-Garden Club '5l, '52, Press Club '5l, Library Club '52, '53, Junior Class Day, '52, Junior Fashion Show '52, Junior Red Cross '53, Office '53, F.H.A. '53, Tiger Talk '5l. Jean AtchisoniBand '5l, '52, '53, Junior Red Cross '52, Youth for Christ Club '52, Tri-Hi-Y '53. Bob Avera-Rifle Club '5l, D.C,T, '52, '53, State Representative '52, Pep Club '53. Grace Wendorff Avera--Glee Club '5l, Rio Rico '5l, Junior Class Day '52, D,C.T. '53, Pep Club '53. Albert Bailey-F.F.A. '53. Virginia BakerfDrill '5l, '52, '53. Ll'QCt0l g Mara Barnes-Glee Club '5l, Mixed Chorus '5l, Girls' Basketball '52, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Library Club '53, Shirley Barnes---Press Club '5l, Choris- ters '5l, Rico Rica '5l, A Cappella Choir '52, Student Council '52, Junior Class Di- rector '52, Junior Class Day, Display Mana- ger '52, Foatlight Followers '52, One Foot in Heaven Production Staff '52, Little Dog Laughed '52, Radio Guild Players '53, Stardust Players, Secretary '53, Hats Off Production Staff '53, Brainstorm Produc- tion Staff '53, BOONE LEGEND. Joan Barnette-Choristers '5 l, Benga- liers '52, Hi-Steppers, lst Lt. '53, Rio Rico '5l. Dorcas Bass- Band '5l, Majorette '52, '53, Tumbling Team '52, '53, Graduation Usher '52, District Band Contest '52, State Bond Contest '52, F.H.A. '53. Vernon BaylesfGym '5l, '52, Voca- tional School '53, Jeanne Beal--Glee Club '5l, Ria Rico '5l, G.D.C. '52, Radio Guild Players, Presi- dent '53, Clinic '53, Pep Club '53, Senate '53, Hats Off '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Tri-Hi-Y State Convention '53, Stardust Players '53. Barbara BechtIefDavis High School, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. '5l, Garden Club '5l, Class Secretary '5l, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Tri- Hi-Y '53, F.H.A. '53. Robert BectonfHi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Key Club '5l, '52, '53, Tennis Team '52, Foot- ball '53, Student Council '53. Hugo Betancourtz7Georgia Military Cal- lege, Milledgeville, Georgia '5l, '52, Cuban Club '5l, Treasurer '5l, Commercial Club '52, Pan American League '53, Vice-Presi- dent '53. Billy Biggs -Orlando Junior Bowling Lea- gue '5l, '52, D.C.T. '53. Shirley Bilbe---Ramsey Tech High Birming- ham, Ala. '5l, Glee Club '5l, Y-Teens '5l, Library Club '5l, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Junior Class Day, '52, Choristers '52, A Cappella Choir '52, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Library Club '53. Tom Blackmun-Tumbling Team '52, '53. Betty Jo BoleyfGlee Club '5l, '52, '53, F.H.A. '53. Betty Booth-G.D.C. '5l, Junior Class Day '52, BOONE LEGEND. Mary BowenfMajorette '53, Girls' Var- sity Club '5l, '52, '53, Valley Ball, Basket- ball, Soccer, Speedball, and Softball Intra- murals '5l, '52, '53, Picked Team '5l, '52, '53, Tumbling '52, '53, Junior Council '52. '53, Ria Rico '5l, Mellow Moon Min- strel '52, District Music Festival '52, State Music Festival '52, Hats Off '53, Pep Club '53, French Club '53, F. H. A. '53. Jimmie Bradshaw--Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Tumbling '52, '53, Weight Lifting '52, '53. 1 Gwen BrakebillfJunior Class Day 52, Hi-Steppers '53. Jack Brandel-Student Council '5l, '52, Track '52, '53, Football '53, Pep Club '53, Pan American League '53. John Bravosf-Basketball '5l, Track '5l, Football '52, '53, Basketball and Softball Intramurals '52, Junior Class Day '52. Gail Briggs-Monroe High School, Ro- chester, New York '51, '52, Volleyball '51, '52, Tri-Hi-Y '52, Library Aid '51, '52, Sorosis Representative '53. Richard Briggs-Hi-Y '51. Johnny Brim-Torch Society '51, Football '51, '52, '53, Basketball '51, '52, '53, -lornecoming Escort '51, Student Council '51, Varsity Club '52, '53, Track '51, '52. Tammy Brim-Torch Society '51, Football '51, '52, '53, Basketball '51, '52, '53, Track '51, '52, Homecoming Escort '51, Sylvia Britt-Torch Society '51, '52, Latin Club '51, National Latin Honor Society '51, Youth for Christ Club '52, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Chaplain '53, Library Club '52, National Honor Society '52, '53, Student Council '52, Senior Class Secretary '53, Pep Club '53, Sorosis Representative '53, Hi-C Club, Secretary '53, Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain '53, Tri-Hi-Y State Convention '53, F.S.P.A. Convention '53, BOONE LEGEND. Evelyn Brown-Wauchula-Hardee High School, Wauchula, Fla. '51, '52, Band '51, '52, Graduation Orchestra '51, '52, Band Letterman Club '51, '52, Junior Music Club '51, '52, Glee Club '51, '52, Library Club '51, '52, F.H.A. '51, '52, '53, Correspond- ing Secretary '53, Latin Club '51, '52, Treasurer '52, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Treasurer '53, Hi-C Club, Treasurer '53, Glee Club '53, Hats Off '53, BOONE LEGEND. Bill Brownfield-Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Bos- ketball lntramurals '52. Felicity Burckhalter-Red Cross '51, '52, '53, Creative Writing Club '52, Junior Class Day '52, Vocational School Art Club '52, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Stardust Players '53, BOONE LEGEND. Donna Burket-New Cumberland High, Penna. '51, West York High, York, Penna. '52, F.H.A. '51, '53, choir '51, varsity Sports '52, Psi Chi '52, Choralairs '52, Chorus '53. Doris Burket-New Cumberland High, Penna. '51, West York High, York, Penna. '52, F. H. A. '51, '53, Choir '51, Tennis '51, Choralairs, '52, Psi Chi '52, Volleyball '52, Christmas Concert '52, Glee Club '53, Hats Ott '53. Richard Burnside-Hadley-Luzerne Cen- tral High School, Lake Luzerne, N. Y. '51, Key Club '52, '53, Hi-Y '53, Art Students Association '52, '53, President '52, Pep Club '53, Radio Guild Players '53, Glee Club '53, A Cappella Choir '53, Male Chorus '53, Youth for Christ Club '52, Hi-C Club '53, Footlight Followers '52, Stardust Play- ers '53, Hats Off '53, Little Dog Laugh- ed '52, Midnight Production Staff '52, One Foot in Heaven '52, The Brain- storm Production Staff '53, Stage Craft '53, Junior Class Day '52, Scholastic Crea- tive Writing Award '5l, Fire Prevention Pos- ter First prize '51, Fire Prevention Poster Third Prize '52, Thespians '53, Love is in the Air '53. Gregory Burroughs-Orange County Vo- cational School '51, '52, '53, F.F.A. '53. Bill Butler-Pan American League '51, '52, '53, Treasurer '53, Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Basketball lntramurals '52, '53, Key Club '5 . Vernon Buttram-Press Club '51, YMCA Radio Group '51, '52, Pan American League '52, '53, N.F.L. '52, '53, Treasurer '53. Mika Carlson-Frankfort, Indiana '51, '52, Spanish Club '51, '52, Foreign Corres- enior irecforg pondence '51, '52, Basketball '51, '52, Math Club '52, Cosmopolitan Club '52, Key Club '53, Hi-Y '53, Journalism, Sports Editor '53. Edward Cederholm-Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Key Club '53, Barbell Club '53. Marie Chapman-F.H.A. '52, '53. Barbara C istman-Latin Club '51, Torch Society ' 1, Pep Clu '51, '52, '53, Tri-Hi-Y '5 2, '53 S rg a of Arms '52, engali ni r lass Day 52 Junior Fa Sh 2 raduation Usher B ' S 1 'W ' p '52, Bac reat sh r ' 2, Student Con- gress '51, Little Dog Laughed Production Staff '52, Student Council '52, N. F. L. Fol- lies '52, F.H.A. '53, Library Club '53, Love is in the Air '53. Wilma Cihal-F.H.A. '53. Carleton Clark-Student Council '51, '53, Latin Club '51, Glee Club '51, District Music Festival '51, '52, State Music Festi- val '51, '52, Rio Rico '51, SMTC '51, '52, Sergeant '52, Monitors '52, A Cappella Choir '52, Mellow Moon MinstreI '52, Key Club '53, Stardust Players '53, Radio Guild Players, Treasurer '53, Florida Speech and One-Act Play Festival '53, Boys' Chorus '53, Hats Ott '53, The Brainstorm Production Staff '53, Chemistry Lab Assis- tant '53, Thespians '53. Carolyn Clenney-Choristers '52, N. F. L. Follies '52, Gregg Writers '52, '53, D. C. T. Treasurer '53. Donna Clockadale-Youth tor Christ Club '52, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Hi-C Club '53, BOONE LEGEND. Chu Chi Coker-Sophomore S p r i n g Queen '51, Pan American League '51, '53, '-f- A ' C esp din Secretary '53, Pr lub ' 1 erl der 52, '53, Sarong Gi 2, i .. - ion er '52, Bacca- la - e Us ,- ' , mec ming Attendant '5 nior shi n S ow ' , Tri-Hi-Y '53, -- ,., 'o ics Attendant '53, Hats Off Production Slatf '53, The Brainstorm Production Stott '53, Pep Club '53, Stardust Players '53. Pat Cannally-Band '52, '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Pep Club '53. Hubert Connell-Vocational School '51, '52, Boys' Drill Corp '53. William Cook-Point Pleasant High School, W. Va. '51, Portage Township School, Portage, Ohio, '52, Northfield-Mace- donia High School, Northfield, Ohio '52, Football '51, Basketball '51, '52, Reporter tor Paper '51, Science Club '51, Sportsman- ship Club '51, J. V. Club '51, Track '51, '52, Junior Class Reporter '52, Sammy Coward-Pep Club '53. Larry Craver-Pan American League '52, '53, Hi-C Club '53, Treasurer '53, Optimist Club Representative '53, Chemistry Lab As- sistant '53. Dick Crook-Swimming Team '52, SMTC '51, '52, '53, Sergeant '52, Lieutenant '53, Hi-Y '53, Pep Club '53, Radio Guild Play- ers '53, Student Congresses '53, Hats Off Production Staff '53, The Brainstorm Tic- ket Taker '53, Junior Class Day '52, Star- dust Players '53. Mary Ann Currie-Hi-Steppers '53, Hi-C Club '53, F. H. A. '53, Pep Club '53. Glaris Dallas-Gym '51, '52, '53. Dick Datsan-Orange County Vocational School '52, '53. 39 Joan Davenport--Junior Class Day '52, Junior Red Cross Club '53, President '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Pep Club '53, Choristers '53, F.H.A. '53, Hats Ott '53, Senate '53. Joe Davis-Football Manager '51, Bas- ketball '5l, '52, '53, Track '51, '52, Varsity Club '52, Football '53. Pat Day-Girls' Varsity Club '51, '52, Girls' lntramurals '51, '52, Press Club '51, Pan American League '51, '52, '53, Vice- President '52, President '53, Junior Class Day '52, Creative Writing Club '52, Junior Red Cross '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Gregg Writers '53, F.S.P.A. Convention '53, BOONE LE- GEND. Wanda Day--Basketball '51, Volleyball '51, Bowling '52, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Drlll '53. Ann Densmare-Lati Cl '511 Tri-Hi-Y '51, '52, '53' Stu nt Co '51, Cheer- leader '5 53, dua n Usher '52, Baccal o - Ush ' ' Ju ior Class Day '5 ' 7 r Fa hion ho '52, Little Dog L ug Pro ion Staff '52, Pep Club '53, 0 ' Production Staff '53, Stu- dent -- if 52, '53, Senate '53, F. H. A. Preside 53, Football Sweetheart '53, Stu- dent Council President '53. Ruthann Denxer-Vienna High School, Warren, Ohio '51, Y-Teens '51, Journalism '51, '53, Assistant Editor '53, Glee Club '51, '52, '53, Girls' Athletics Association, '51, District Music Festival '51, State Music Festival '51, F. H. A. '53, Pep Club '53. Jack Dackstader-Football '51, Photo Club '52, Barbell Club '53, Tumbling '53. Susanne Danley-Basketball lntramurals '51, Student Council '52, Junior Class Day '52, Hi-Steppers '53, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53. Glenda Jo Dotherow-Torch Society '51, Girls' Varsity Club '51, '52, '53, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball lntramurals '51, '52, '53, Bengaliers '51, '52, Girls' Chorus '51, Mixed Chorus '51, Rio Rico '51, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Girls' Soccer and Softball Picked Team '52, Majorette '53, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, F. H. A. '53. Bill Drake-F. F. A. '53, Barbell Club '53. Tommy Drake-lntramurals '52, '53, Boys' Physical Education Council '53. John Duncan--Track '51, D. C. T. '53. Carol Eagle-Bengaliers '51, '52, Junior Class Day '52, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Treasurer '53, Library Club '53, Steno- grapher, Victor Hassel. Marcus Eastman-Student Council '51, Senate '53, Torch Society '51, National Honor Society '52, '53, Treasurer '53, Pan American League '52, '53, Choristers '51, '52, '53, President '53, Boys' Double Quartet '51, '52, Madrigal '52, Rio Rico '51, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, Hats Off '53, SMTC '51, '52, '53, Adjutant 52, Ma- jor '53, Monitor '51. Betty Ruth Eberhart-Torch Society '51, '52, '53, Press Club '51, Junior Class Day '52, F. S. P. A. Convention '52, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Boone Hi Lights Editor- in-Chief '53, Stardust Players '53, Hats Ott '53, The Brainstorm Production Staff '53, Senate '53, Sorosis Representa- tive '53, F. H. A. '53, Pep Club '53, Tri- Hi-Y '53. Shirley Edwards-Basketball, Volleyball, and Softball lntramurals '51, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Stu- dent Council '53. .tiff N .. 1' f ' ' 'f' , f Q' ,ii ,!,,,,f' , 1 K- A i,t' ' fl M .. V1 L I, N 1 A l- 4 lf f 2 5 A, I ' 'sf' . if enwr Jacqueline Ellis- -Linesville High School, Linesyille, Penno. '5l, '52, Drum majorette '5l, Chorus '5l, Newspaper Reporter '5l, Library Club '5l, Spanish Club '5l, '52, Secretary '52, Latin Club '52, Pep Club '53, Tii-Hi-Y '53, Junior Red Cross '53, Eleanor Elmore--Tri-Hi-Y '53, F. H. A '53, Pep Club '53. Ruby ElmorefPep Club '5l, Journalism '5l, '52, '53, 4-H Club '5l, Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Girls' Quartet '5l. ,James Etly---Basketball '5l, '52, '53, Student C5'Ut'l'Ull '5l, Baseball '52, Junior Class Day '52, Football '53, Pep Club '53, Varsity Club '53, Bowling '52, Lois Evans-Limberville High School, Lim- berville, Va., '5l, '52, Cafeteria '5l, '52, '53, Glee Club '52, F. H. A. '52, Library Club '53, Pan American League '53. Neal Everson-Orange County Vocational School '5l, '52, D. C. T. '53, Judy Ewing---Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Jun- ior Red Cross '5l, '52, Bengaliers '5l, '52, Swimming Team '52, Pep Club, Governing Board, Chaplain '52, Graduation Usher '52, Baccalaureate Usher '52, Junior Fashion Show '52, Junior Class Day '52, Little Dog Laughed Production Staff, Usher '52, Mid- night '52, Mayorette '53, Hats Off '53, F. H. A. 53, Stardust Players '53. Willard Fahning----Boys' Varsity Club '53, Vocational School '5l, Football '52, '53, Track '52. Charles Fekany7Hi-Y '53, Tumbling Team '53, Barbell Club '53, Jim Flintoft-Keego Harbor, Mich, '52, Track, Cross Country '52, F. F. A. '53, Dan FlowersfFootball '5l, '52, '53, Basketball '5l, '52, '53, Baseball '5l, '52, Boys' Varsity Club '5l, '52, '53. Madclon Floyd -G. D. C. '5l, Glee Club '52, Pep Club '53, F. H, A. '53, Pat Forehand-AGlee Club '5l, '52, '53, Red Cross Club '5l, '52, Red Cross Council 53, Press Club '5l, Tiger Talk '5l, Junior Class Day '52, Hats Off '53, Stardust Players '53, Love is in the Air '53, Geraldine Fountain--Girls' Varsity Club '5l, '52, '53, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball and Speedball Intramurals '5l, '52, 53, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, F. H. A. '53 Jacqueline Fountain--Tri-Hi-Y '53, Pep Club '53, Vocational School '53, Carol Fox--- Tiger Talk Assist. Business Manager '5l, Torch Society '5l, '52, Vice- President '5l, President '52, Political Science Club '5l, Press Club '5l, Student Council '5l, Senate '5l, Bengaliers '52, Little Dog Laughed Production Staff '52, Footlight Followers '52, Junior Class Day '52, One Foot in Heaven Usher '52, Midnight Production Staff '52, Office '53, Pep Club '53, Radio Guild Players, Vice-President '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, F. H. A, Treasurer '53, Hats Off '53, The Brainstorm Production Staff '53, Gregg Writers '53, Patricia French-I t h a c a Senior High School, Ithaca, N. Y. '5l, '52, Bill Gardiner---Basketball '5l, Student Council '52, Basketball Intramurals '52, Boys' Physical Education Council, President '53, Pep Club Executive Council '53, Kcy Club '52, '53, Senate '53. Charles Gerding7Torch Society '5l, Pan American League '5l, '52, '53, Key Club '53, Hi-Y '53, Pep Club '53, BOONE LEGEND. Ann Giddings-Basketball, Volleyball and Softball Intramurals '5l, '52, '53, Girls' irecfor Varsity Club '5l, '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi Y '53, Hill Gissendaner-Junior Council '52, Junior Class Day '52, Hi-Y '53, F, F. A, Re porter '53, Pep Club '53, Shari Glass-Latin Club '5l, Tiger Talk '5l, National Latin Honor Society '5l, Hi Steppers '53, French Club Secretary '53, Pep Club '53, Herman Glisson Barbell Club '53, Tumb- ling TQGW1 '53. Billie Godwin -Bengaliers '5l, '52, Tumb- lers '52, '53, Glee Glub '5l, Hi Lights '53, Office '53, Gladys Goodman Girls' Intramurals '5l, ri-'HT lub '53, Daytona Play Day Champs '53, F. H. A. '53, Virginia Goodrum -Student Council '5l, '52, Junior Class Day '52, Graduation Usher '52, Volleyball, Basketball, Speedball, Soc cer, Softball, Badminton Intramurals '5l, '52, '53, Volleyball and Basketball Picked Teams '5l, '52, Girls' Varsity Club '52, '53, Secretary '52, President '53, Tigando '52, Senate '53, Pep Club '53, F. S. P. A. Con vention '52, '53, Gregg Writers '53, BOONE LEGEND. Tom Graves- Rotary Club Representative '53, BOONE LEGEND. Sara Gray --G. D. C. '5l, '52, '53, Ruth Griffith--Pep Club '53, Tri Hi-Y '53' Hi Steppers '53. Dolly Hall -Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Tri-Hi--Y State Convention '53, Bengaliers '52, Latin Club '52, Graduation Usher '52, Student Council '52, Office '53, Pep Club '53, F. H. A. Recording Secretary '53, BOONE LEGEND. Jan Hall G. D. C. '52, '53, Chemistry Lab Assistant '53, F. H. A, '53, Pep Club '53, Gay Hargis Choristers '5l, '52, '53, Rio Rico '5l, Torch Society '5l, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Latin Club '5l, Press Club '5l, District Vocal Contest '5l, '52, '53, State Vocal Contest '5l, '52, '53, A Cappella Choir '52, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, G. D. C. '52, '53, Lieutenant '53, Junior Class Day '52, National Honor Society '52, '53, President '53, Baccalaureate Usher '52, Graduation Usher '52, Hats Off '53, Girls' Quartet '53, Pep Club '53, Student Council '53, Senate, Secretary '53, Radio Guild Players '53, Gregg Writers '53 Edith Harrell -F. H. A. '5l, Library Club '52, '53, President '53, Senate '53, Junior Red Cross, Secretary '53, Hi-C Club '53, Pep Club '53. Marjorie Harrington Bengaliers '5l, '52, Hi-Steppers '53, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53. Wendell Hatcher -Pep Club '53, F. F. A. '53, Barbell Club '53. Tommy Haugland---Hi-Y '5l, '53, Foot- ball '5l, Basketball '5l, '53, Softball Intra- murals '5l, '52, '53, Swimming Team '52, Junior Class Day '52, Stardust Players '53, Stage Crew '53, Drill '53, Monitor '53. Maxine Hayes- -Glee Club '5l, '52, Press Club '5l, G. D. C, Lieutenant '52, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Intramurals '52, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, Cafeteria '52, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Pep Club '53, Office '53, Clerk, Credit Bureau of Orlando. James Haynes----Orange County Voco tional School '5l, '52, '53, F. F. A. '53, Walter Heath---Vocational School '5l, '52, '53, Agriculture '53 Charlotte Hendrix-District Band Festival '52, '53, State Band Festival '52, '53, Ma- jarette '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Graduation Usher '52, Pep Club '53, Cafe- teria '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, F. H. A. '53. Roselyn Henry-Youth for Christ Club '5l, Basketball lntramurals '5l, Bengaliers '52, Junior Class Day '52, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Tri-Hi-Y State Convention '53, Hi-C Club '53, Hi-Steppers '53, Pep Club '53. Neil Hester-Pep Club '53, Barbell Club '53 Fred Hollamby-Gym '5l, '52, '53. Beverly Hopkins-Vocational School '5l, Office '52, D. C. T. '53, Pep Club '53. Bruce Howard-Band '5l, '52, '53. James Howard-Football '52, '53, Boys' Varsity Club '53, F. F. A. '53. Lula Hummel-G. D. C. '5l, '52, '53. Carol Hunter-Mt. Clemens High School, Mt. Clemens, Mich. '5l, '52, Y-Teens '5l, '52, Glee Club '5l, '52, G. A. A. '5l, '52, Pep Club '52, '53, Tiger Den '53. Dick Ingram-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Key Club '5l, '52, '53, Thespians '52, '53, Football '53, Track '52, Senior Class Presi- dent '53, Love is in the Air '53. Martin Jackson-F. F. A. '53. Betty Lou Jamerson-Student Council '52, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Reporter '53, Library Club, Treasurer '53, N. F. L. '53, Junior Class Day '52, Library Assistant '53, Benga- liers '52, Pep Club '5l, '52, '53, Secretary '53, Graduation Usher '52, Gregg Writers '53. Rhetta Jeffcoal'-G. D. C. '5l, '52, Youth for Christ Club '5l, '52, Hi-C Club '53, Office '53, Don Mott, File Clerk and Typist, BOONE LEGEND. Madeline Johnson-Student Council '5l, Latin Club '5l, Love Your Neighbor '5l, Glamour Boy Usher '5l, Footlight Fol- lowers '5l, '52, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Cheerleader '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Graduation Usher '52, Baccalaureate Usher '52, Mollie O'Shaughnessey Production Staff '52, One Foot in Heaven Production Staff '52, Pep Club Executive Council '53, F. H. A. '53, Reporter '53, Stardust Players '53, Hats Off Usher '53. Shirley Johneon- Basketball Intramurals '5l, Glee Club '52, '53. Richard Jones-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Stu- dent Council '5l, Basketball, Football and Softball Intramurals '52, '53. Frank Karel-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Key Club Chaplain '53, Stardust Players '53, The Brainstorm '53, Hats Off '53, Pep Club '53, SMTC '5l, Band '5l, '52. Jo Kay-Robert L. Osborne High School, Marietta, Ga. '5l, Roosevelt High School, Atlanta, Ga. '52, Melbourne High School, Melbourne, Fla. '52, Basketball '5l, Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Swimming '52, Drill '53. Eugene Kelley-Visual Education '5l, '52. Jerry Keene--Intramurals '5l, Football '52, Baseball '52. Becky Kirtley--Bengaliers '52, Hi-Step- pers '53. Nina Kirtley-Torch Society '5l, G. D. C. Officer, '52, Library Club '52, D. C. T. President '53, Senate '53, Student Council '53. Allan Klepper-Torch Society '5l, Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Vice-President '53, Rio Rico Production Staff '5l, G. D. C. '5l, '52, Boys' Double Quartet '52, Key Club '52, '53, Treasurer '53, Light Opera Ensemble '52, Hats Off '53, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52 enior irecforg Mac Lane-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Football '52, '53, Track '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Radio Club '53, Stardust Players '53, Love is in the Air '53. Carolyn Lawson-Apopka, Florida '5l, '52, Cheerleader '5l, '52, Captain '52, F. H. A. '5l, Basketball '52, Pep Club '5l, '52, '53, President '52, Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Class Treasurer '5l, Junior Class Play '52, Music Night '5l, '52, Student Council '52, Gregg Writers '53, Hats Off '53. Thomas Lawson-S. M. T. C. '5l, '52, '53. Helen Lingo-Choristers '5l, '52, '53, Rio Rico '5l, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, Bengaliers '52, Junior Class Day '52, Youth for Christ Club '52, Hi-Steppers '53, Hats Off '53, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Hi-C Club '53. Bill Lobnitz-Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Rio Rico '5l, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, Hats Off '53. Preston Locke-Drill '53. Beverly Logue-Girls' Glee Club '5l, Youth for Christ Club '5l, A Cappella Choir '52, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, D. C. T. Vice-President '53. Mildred Lott-Youth For Christ Club '5l, '52, Hi-C Club '53. Mary Lovejoy-Torch Society '5l, Latin Club '5l, Press Club '5l, Bengaliers '5l, '52, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Pep Club '5l, '52, Junior Class Day '52, Junior Fashion Show '52, Graduation Usher '52, Bacco laureate Usher '52, Junior Red Crass Club '52, Garden Club '52, Student Council '53, Pep Club Executive Board '53, Hats Off Production Staff '53. Gordon Malmberg-Football '5l, '53, F. F. A. '53. Norene Martin-Majorette '5l, '52, '53, Captain '53, Band '5l, '52, '53, Lieutenant '53, Gregg Writers '52, '53, F. H. A. '53, Pep Club '53. Robert Mason--Football '52, Book Room '52, '53, Pep Club '53, BOONE LEGEND. Jo Ann Massey-Girls' Varsity Club '52, '53, Reporter '52, '53, Pep Club '53, F. H. A. '53, Basketball '5l. Joyce Mathews-Lakeland, Fla. '5l, Girls' Varsity Club '5l, '53, President '5l, Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Youth For Christ Club '52, Hats Off '53. Susan Mauk-Torch Society '5l, '52, '53, A Cappella Choir '5l, '52, '53, Secretary '53, Girls' Sextette '5l, '52, Rio Rico '5l, District Vocal Festival '5l, '52, State Vocal Festival '5l, '52, Girls Trio '52, Madrigal Singers '52, Light Opera Ensemble '52, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, Hats Off '53, G. D. C. '53. Wayne Mayhew-Orange County Voca- tional School '52, '53. Jock Milarn-Intramurals '52, Softball '52, Basketball '52. Marilyn Miller--Gregg Writers '52, '53, Drill '52, D. C. T. Secretary '53. Dean Mitchell - Hammond High '5l, Boys' Chorus '5l, '53, Hi-Y '5l, '53, Foot- ball '5l, A Cappella Choir '52, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, D. C. T. '53. Pot Monaghan- Duane Moore-Band '5l, '52, '53. Gerry Moore-Evander Childs High School, New York City, N. Y., '5l, '52, Library Club '5l, '52, Boys' Gym Leaders '5l, '52, Advanced Swimmers '5l, '52, Orange Coun- ty Vocational School '52, Glee Club '53, Boys' Chorus '53. 41 Grocia Moore-D. C. T. '52, '53, Treas- urer '52, District and State Delegate '52, Library '5l. Joyce Moore-Youth for Christ Club '5l, Junior Class Day '52, Maiorette '52, '53, Band, Secretary '53, District Band Contest '52, '53, State Band Contest '52, '53, Graduation Usher '52, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Pep Club '53, F. H. A. '53, Clinic '53. :fonnie Morris-Girls' Varsity Club '52, '5 . Mary Morris-Orange County Vocational School '5l, '52, D. C. T. '53. Pat McClay--Girls' Varsity Club '5l, '52, Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intra- murals '5l, '52, Junior Class Day '52, Office '52, '53. Kaye McCormick-Gregg Writers '52, '53, Pep Club '53, Clinic '53, Junior Class Day '52. Jo Ann McElroy-F. H. A. '5l, Press Club '5l, Bengaliers '5l, '52, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Office '52, '53, Junior Red Cross '53, Pep Club '53, Library Club '53, The Brainstorm Pro duction Staff '53, Tri-Hi-Y State Convention '52, Gregg Writers '53, Love is in the Air '53, BOONE LEGEND. ' Millie Newton-Latin Club '5l, Student Congress '5l, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Secre- tary '53, Tri-Hi-Y State Convention '53, Student Council '52, '53, Senate '53, Pep Club '53, Gregg Writers '52, '53, F. H. A. '53, N. F. L. Follies '52, Junior Class Day '52, Library Ambassadors, Vice-President '53, Tiger Den Committee '52, '53, Presi- dent '53, Graduation Usher '52, Footlight Followers '52, Stardust Players '53, Thes- pians '52, '53, Thespian Convention '52, President '53, Little Dog Laughed '52, Midnight Production Staff '52, One Foot in Heaven '52, The Brainstorm Produc- tion Staff '53, G. D. C. '53, Captain, Secre- tary '53, Junior Red Cross '53, Vice-Presi- dent '53, Library Club '53, Secretary '53, BOONE LEGEND. Elsie Oakley-Band '5l, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Clinic '53, Junior Red Cross '53, F. H. A. '53. Marvin Oeth-Football '52, Basketball '52, F. F. A. '53. Reba Orr--Garden Club Vice-President '5l, Bengaliers '5l, '52, Junior Class Day '52, Hi-Steppers '53, Pep Club '53, Boone Hi Lights Staff '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53. Carl Padgett-Orange County Vocational School '52, '53. Bill Parrillo-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Intra- murals, Football, Basketball, Softball, '5l, Basketball '52, '53, Stage Crew '53, Moni- tor '53. Dorothy Parris-Pep Club '53, F. H. A. '53. John Partridge--Key Club '53, Hi-Y '53, Pep Club '53, Football Manager '53, Stu- dent Council Treasurer '53. Mary Pataky-Choristers '5l, '52, '53, Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, Hats Off '53, District and State Festivals '52, '53, Red Cross Council '53, French Club '53, G. D. C. Captain '53, Pep Club '53, Music Clinic '53, Girls' Quartet '53. Bernadine Patterson-Torch Society '5l, Bengaliers '5l, '52, Pep Club '53, Hi-Step- pers '53, Captain '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Vice-President '53, Senate '53, F. H. A. '53, Junior Class Day '52, Junior Fashion Show '52, Clinic '53. Keith Payne-Gym '5l, '52, '53, F. F. A. '53. 8l'lL0l' Robert PeadenfTrack '5l, '53, lntra- murals '52, Boys' Physical Education Council '53. Bud Peeplesfl V. Football, Track, Bas- ketball '5l, Football '52, '53, Track '52, '53, Basketball '53, Varsity Club '52, '53, F. F. A. President '53. George Pegues- Nancy Perkins4Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Ben- galiers '52, Maiorette '53, Swimming '52, Junior Class Day '52, Rio Rico '5l, Hats Off Usher '53, Choristers '5l. Joe Pesce--Football, Basketball '5l, Foot- aall, Basketball, Baseball, '52, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club '53. Shirley PesnellfLatin Club, Glee Club, Y- Teens '5l, Glee Club, Y-Teens '52. Robert Pierson+Boys' Intramurals '5l 52, Boys' Drill Corps '53. Ralph Pike-Student Council '5l, Tumb- ling Team '52, '53, Key Club, Pan-American League, Hi-Y, Barbell Club, Boys' Physical Education Council, Hats Off , BOONE LEGEND. James Pitts - Football '5l, Tumbling Team '52, '53, Barbell Club, Vice-President '53, F. F. A. '53, Leader Corp '53. Frances Poole7Girls' Intramurals '5 l, '52, '53, Girls' Varsity Club '52, '53, Tumbling Team '52, '53, Pep Club '53. Jean Porter7Latin Club '5l, Garden Club, President '5l, Senate '5l, Footlight l-ollowers '52, Thespians '52, '53, N. F. L. '52, '53, Pep Club '52, '53, Treasurer '52, Pan American League '53, Sorosis Repre- sentative '53, Junior Class Day '52, Mid- night Production Staff '52, Little Dog Laughed Production Staff '52, Stardust Players '53, Tri-Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Tiger Den Committee '53, Graduation Usher '52, President of Student Council '53, Girls' State '52, Baccalaureate Usher '52, President of Senate '53. Phena PorterWG. D. C. '53, F. H. A. '53. William Powell-Hi-Y '53. Charles Prather7Student Council '53, Hi-Y '53, Tumbling '53, Barbell Club '53, Secretary '53. Burton PrincefDrill '5l, '52, Lieutenant '53, Pep Club '53, Hats Off Production Manager '53, Barbell Club '53, Boys' Male Chorus '53, Stardust Players '53. Jane Prince-Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Youth for Christ Club '5l, '52, Junior Class Day '52, Lunchroom '5l, '52, '53. Gordon Punshon -- Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Chaplain '52, President '53, Delegate to Hi- Y Convention '52, Southern Hi-Y Congress '53, Swimming team '52, Senate '53, Junior Class Day '52, Boys' Male Chorus '53, Ex- change Club Representative '53, Pep Club '53 Eileen Quarles-Library Club '52, Office Force '53, Pep Club '53. Betty Jean Raines-Stonewall Jackson High School, Charleston, West Virginia, Girls' Athletic Association, Stitch and Stir, Bowling Club, F. H. A. '53. Audrey Rands4F. H. A. '5l, Garden Club '52, Glee Club '5l, '52, Drill '5l, Cafeteria '5l, '52, D. C. T. '53. David Roper-F. F. A. '53. Barbara Richardson 1 Band '5l, State Band Contest '5l, '52, '53, District Band Contest '5l, '52, '53, Maiorette '52, '53, Graduation Usher '52, F. H. A. '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Pep Club '53, Intramurals '5l, Cashier '53. Joyce Rister--Torch Society '5l, Latin Club '5l, Girls' Varsity Club '5l, '52, '53, ll'QCf0I y Intramurals, Volleyball, Basketball, Speed- ball, and Softball '5l, '52, '53, Volleyball, Basketball Class Teams '5l, '52, Junior Class Day '52. Nancy Ritch ---Bengaliers '5l, '52, Junior Class Day '52, Graduation Usher '52 Library Club '53, Pep Club '53. Norman Robbins- -F. F. A. '53 Barbara Roberts - Torch Society '5l, Bev'- galiers '5l, '52, Junior Class Day '52, Hi Steppers '53, Co-Captain '53, Tri Hi Y '52, '53, PCD Club '53, Office force '52, '53, F. H. A '53, Graduation Usher '52, Bacca- laureate Usher '52. Kenneth Robinson Orange County Vo cational School '53. Stewart Robinson- -Baylor Military Aca- demy '5l, J. V. Basketball and Baseball '5 l' Hi-Y '53. Walton Robinson----Orange County Voca- tlonal School '5l, '52, '53. Annell Rogers---Student Council '5l, '52, '53, Secretary '52, '53, Senate '53, Tri Hi-Y '5l, '52, '53, Secretary '52, Tiger Den Committee '5l, '52, Secretary '52, Junior Class Day '52, Girls' State '52, Latin Club '5l, Latin Award '5l, Junior Red Cross '53, Footlight Followers '52, Stardust Players '53, Thespians '53, Assistant Business Manager Dramatic Activities '52, Business Manager '53, Little Dog Laughed Midnight One Foot in Heaven , Hats Off and The Brainstorm Production Staffs '52, '53, Graduation Usher '52, Torch Society '5l, '52, Vice-President '5l, BOONE LEGEND. Hollis Rogers- -J. V. Football '5l, J, V. Basketball Manager '5l, Track '5l, '52, Football '52, '53, Varsity Club '52, '53, Pep Club '53, F, F. A. '53. Richard Rolfing --Orange County Voca- tional School '53, Stage Crew '53, Stardust Players '53. Gerald Rooks --J, V. Football '5l, Track '5l, '52, Football, Baseball '52, '53, Var- sity Club '52, '53, President '53, Senate '53. Doris Rowntree-Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Youth for Christ Club '5l, G. D. C. '52, '53, Hi-C Club '53, F. H. A. '53, Hats Off '53. Leon Rouse--J. V. Football '50, Lunch room '5l, '52, '53, Bookrooin '52, Monitor '52, Projector '52, '53. Myrna Rubin-Latin Club '5l, Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Librarian '53, Choristers '5l, '52, A Cappella Choir '52, Accompanist '5l, '53, District Music Festival '5l, '52, '53, State Music Festival '5l, '52, Rio Rico '5l, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, Garden Club '5l, '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Student Council '52, F. H. A. '53, Junior Red Cross '53, Hats Off Brain- storm Production Staffs '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, Pep Club '53, Office Force '53. Jacqueline Salley -Intramural Basketball '5 l, Student Council '52, Love is in the Air '53. Sylvia Sapp- -Girls' lntramurals '5l, '52, Youth for Christ Club '5l, '52, Treasurer '5l, Gregg Writers Club '52, '53, Hi-C Club '53, G. D. C. Treasurer '53, The Brainstorm Production Staff '53. lngeborg Schmitz- -Glee Club '5l, '52, '53, Hi-C Club '53, Hats Off '53. Wilma Scott--Kokomo High School '5l '52, Clothing Assistant '5l, Office force '53. Carol Seltzer----Torch Society '5l, '52, Latin Club '5l, National Latin Honor Society '5l, Latin Award '5l, Press Club '5l, Tiger Talk, Assistant Business Manager '5l, National Honor Society '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Junior Fashion Show '52, Graduation Usher '52, Bengaliers '51, '52, Footlight Followers '52, Stardust Players, Vice-President '53, Thespians '52, '53, Thes- pian Convention '52, One Foot in Heaven '52, Little Dog Laughed '52, Hats Off '53, Production Staffs, Midnight '52, Assistant Advertising Manager, Student Council '51, '52, Senate '53, Pep Club President '53, French Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, The Brainstorm Production Staff '53, F. S. P. A. Convention '53, N. F. L. '53, BOONE LEGEND. Ellen Shaffer-Groveport High School, Groveport, Ohio '51, G. A. A. '51, Junior Red Cross '51, Tri-Hi-Y '51, Service Club '51, Girls' Intramurals '51, Pep Club '53, Lunchroom '53. Wilma Sharpe-Glee Club '51, '52, '53, Rio Rico '51, Bengaliers '51, '52, Junior Class Day '52, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, Gregg Writers '52, '53, Historian '53, State Music Festival '52, '53, Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Hats Off '53, Lunchroom '53. William Shearin-J. V. Football '51, Track '51, Football '52, Swimming Team '52, Varsity Club '52, F. F. A. Secretary '53. Guy Shell-Track '51, Football '52, '53, D. C. T. '51, '52, Stardust Players '53. Dale Simms-Drill '52, Gym '51, '53. Richard Simonet-Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Key Club '51, '52, '53, . L. '51, '52, '53, Pan American Leagu '52, '53, Treasurer '52' Pe Club '53 r Class Treasurer 1 D I '53, Student Council '53, Speaker of the House '53. Ralph Singleton-Orange County Voca- tional School '51, '52, '53. Myra Sligh-Glee Club '51, '52, '53, Mellow Moon Minstrel '52, G. D. C. '52, '53, Lieutenant '53, Music Festival '52, '53, Hats Off '53, Junior Class Day '52. George Smith-Key Club '52, '53, Hi-Y '52, '53, Treasurer '53, Junior Class Day, '52, Boys' Physical Education Council '53, Barbell Club '53. Merlynn Smith- r Christ Club '51, Tumbling Team 5 . Myrna Smith- Rio Rico '51, Hines- ville, Georgia '52, Cheerleader '52. Patricia Smith-Torch Society '51, '52, Library Club '51, Station N.F.L. '51, Latin Club '51, Secretary '51, National Latin Honor Society '51, Tri-Hi-Y '52, '53, Presi- dent '5 uni Class Day '52, Student Counc' enate '52, Bengaliers '51, '52, - ety '52, '53, Graduation Usher - accalaureate Usher '52, N. F. L. '52, '53, Secretary '53, Vice-President, Senior Class '53, Stardust Players '53, Pep Club '53, Treasurer '53, Sorosis Represen- tative '52, '53, N. F. L. Follies '51, Football Frolics Attendant 53. Peggy Spring-Student Council '51, '53, F. H. A. '51, Girls' Varsity Club '52, '53, Gregg Writers '52, '53, President '53, Office '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Hi-C Club '53, Vice-President '53. William Staples-Demo Hi-Y '53. Patricia Stapleton-Latin Club '51, Latin Award '51, Torch Society '51, '52, Benga- liers '51, '52, Tri-Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Vice- President '53, Blue Ridge Congress '52, Sob Stuff '52, One Foot in Heaven '52, S.P.C.A. Clinic '52, Honor Society '52, '53, Secretary 53, Footlight Followers 52, Star- dust Players '53, President '53, Junior Class Day '52, Graduation Usher '52, Hats Off Business Manager '53, Junior Red Cross '53, Pep Club '53, Senate '53, Midnight 52, Little Dog Laughed '52, The Brainstorm enior irecfory '53, Production Staffs, Thespians '53, N. F. L. '53, BOONE LEGEND. Judith Starr-Tri-Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Graduation Usher '52, Feature Editor Boone Hi Lights '53. Charles Steinberg-Torch Society '51, '52, Latin Club '51, Press Club '51, Key Club '52, '53, Secretary '53, Intramural Soft- ball '52, Junior Class Day '52, Honor Society '52, '53, Vice-President '53, State Student Congress, Best Speaker, House of Representatives '53, N. F. L. '53, First Place U. N. Essay Contest '52, Boys' Physical Edu- cation Council '53, Tiger Den Committee '53, Student Council '53. Hubert Stewart-SMTC '51, Football '51, Orange County Vocational School '51, Tumb- ling '52, D. C. T. '53. Eugene Stivers-Hi-Y '52, '53, Vice- President '53, Hats Off Production Staff '53, Stardust Players '53, The Brainstorm '53. Granita Taylor-Intramurals, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Speedball '51, '52, '53, Girls' Varsity Club '51, '52, '53, Secretary- treasurer '53, Pep Club '53, F. H. A. '53. Franklin Thomas-Tumbling '52, '53, Barbell '53, Hats Off '53. Shirley Timson-Garden Club '51, Latin Club '51, Junior Red Cross '52, '53, Station O. H. S. '52, Junior Class Day '52, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, N. F. L. '53, BOONE LEGEND. Helen Wadlmins-Gregg Writers '52, '53, Office Force '52, D. C. T. '53. Ronald Wagnon-Mainland High School, Daytona Beach, Florida '51, '52, Pep Club '51, '52, '53, French Club '52, Prom Com- mittee '52, Annual Staff '52, Hi-Y '53. .lohnie Jo Walker--Glee Club '51, Rio Rico '51, Bengaliers '51, '52, Gregg Writ- ers '52, '53, Secretary '53, Office Force '53, Lunchroom '53. Charles Walkinshaw-St. James '51, Stu- dent Council '52, '53, Key Club '52, '53, President '53, Senate '53, F. F. A. '53, Kiwanis Representative '53. Carol Wallace---Leesburg High School, Leesburg, Florida '51, '52, Band '51, '52, Glee Club '52, '53, Pep Club '53, Tri-Hi-Y '53, F. H. A. '53. Joel Warren-Student Council '51, Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Footlight Followers '52, Little Dog Laughed '52, Midnight '52, Hats Off '53, Production Staffs, One Foot in Heaven '52, Stardust Players '53, Thes- pians '53, The Brainstorm '53, Radio Guild Players '53, The State Versus Joe Miller The Petticoat Brigade '53. Ann Waters-Torch Society '51, Tri-Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Library Club '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Pep Club '53, Junior Red Cross '53, Student Council '53, Gregg Writ- ers '53. Jimmy Webb-Orange County Vocational School '51, '52, D. C. T. '53. Richard Weiner-SMTC '51, Latin Club '51, F. S. P. A. Clinic '51, '52, Radio Club '52, Tigando '52, Key Club '53, N. F. L. 53, Northern District Congress, Best Speak- er, House of Representatives, Gainesville Discussion Tournaments '53, State Student Congress '53, Civitan Representative '53, Pep Club '53, Boone Hi Lights Staff '53' Student Council '53, BOONE LEGEND. David West-Basketball, Football Intra- murals '51, '52, '53, Swimming '51, '52, Tumbling '52, '53, Boys' Athletic Club '53. Jane Wheeler-Latin Club '51, Torch Society '51, '52, '53, Secretary '52, Tri-Hi-Y 1 43 '51, '52, '53, Footlight Followers '51, '52, Student Council '51, Mollie O'Shaunessy '51, Midnight '52, Little Dog Laughed '52, One Foot in Heaven '52, Production Staffs, Thespians '52, '53, Treasurer '53, Graduation Usher '52, Bengaliers '51, '52, Pep Club '53, Cheerleader '53, Love is in the Air '53. Betty Whitcomb--Gregg Writers '52, '53, Pep Club '53, F. H. A. '53. Richard White--J. V. Football '52, Var- sity Football '53. Ruth Ann Whittle-Torch Society '51, '52, Loti '51, Footlight Followers '51, '52, L' ary Cl b '51, Cheerleader '52, '53' Tri- -Y '52 ' 3 Vice-President '52' Presi- So iety ' , '53, ions 2, '53, Secre- toy' , ad - - she 2'J iorCl Day '52,S rdus la - - - 3' Student uncil, President 'of Senate '53, Attendant, Football Frolics '53, Radio Guild Players '53, Mollie O'Shaunessy '51, Love Your Neighbor '51, One Foot in Heaven '52, Little Dog Laughed '52, The Brainstorm '53, Production Staffs, Love is in the Air '53. Gene Whitworth-Student Council '51 '52, '53, Rifle Club '51, '52, Intramurals, Basketball, Football, Softball '52, '53, Boys' Physical Education Council '53, Pep Club '53. I de '5 ' G' ' 'ta - 2, National' Honor I I I Donna Wierman-Orange County Voca- tional School '52, '53. James Wilber+Natchez High School, Nat- chez, Mississippi '51, Pep Club Vice-Presi- dent '53, Leader Corps Vice-President '53, Hi-Y '53. I Nancy Willey-Pep Club '51, '52, '53, Garden Club '5'1, '52, Bengaliers '51, '52, Pep Club Executive.Council '53, Tri-Hi-Y '51, '52, '53, Junior Class Day '52, Cashier '52, '53, Student Council '53, Junior Fashion Show '52. Jerry Williams-SMTC '51, '52, '53. David Wilson--Ludowici High School, Lu- dowici, Georgia '51, Varsity Club '51, Bas- ketball '51, 4-H Club '51, F. F. A. '53' Boys' Physical Education Leaders '53. I I Florence Winfree-Tumbling Team 52, '53, Student Congress '52, Majorette '53, Hats Off Production Staff '53. Lamar Wingert-Band '51, '52, '53. William Wolfe-Junior Class Day '52, Pep Club '53, Barbell Club '53, Varsity Bas- ketball Manager '53. Delores Wonders--Garden Club '51, Girls' Varsity Club '52, '53, Pep Club '53, F. H. A. '53. Malcolm Woods-Torch Society '51, Pep Club '53. Georgia Woodyard - Pep Club '53, F. H. A. '53. Betty Woolf - Intramurals, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Badminton, Soccer, Speedball '51, '52, D. C. T. '53, Pep Club '53. Burt Worthing-Hi-Y '53, F. F. A. '53. Virginia Yarri-Lubbock, Texas '51, Pa- nama City '51, F. H. A. '51, F. T. A. '51, '52, Intramurals Basketball '52, Library Club '52, Gregg Writers '52, '53, The Brainstorm '53, French Club '53, Stardust Players '53. Nancy Yarrington-Latin Club '51, Glee Club '51, '52, G. D. C. '52, Pep Club '53, BOONE LEGEND. Frances Zimmerman--Intramurals '51, '52, F. H. A. '53. I 3 .Sz ' 9 Wav 5 Outstanding seniors, JEAN PORTER RUTH ANN WHITTLE, and DICK SIMON- ET acting as our first Student Council lead- ers, established our policies ond traditions for the years to come. Because of their out- standing work in music, SUSAN MAUK, secretory of the Glee Club, and NORENE MARTIN, head majorette af the Band, were chosen by their respective organizations as Most Musical. Sparkling up the crowd, DICK INGRAM, 'popular Senior Class President, and MILLIE NEWTON, President of the Thespians, were chosen Best Actor and Act- ress among the Thespions. Both won their honor through comedy performances. MILLIE AND DICK f 91 ii Q 'QQ Q Z , 'J .KA Q . K I- CAROL VIRGINIA AND GERALD Vivacious CAROL SELTZER, President of the Pep Club and an-outstanding senior, in- fluenced the student body by her leadership and school spirit. VIRGINIA GOODRUM, who was voted Most Athletic Girl, is Presi- dent of the Girl's Varsity Club and Editor of Sirls' Sports. Synonymous with the word foot- ball is well-liked GERALD ROOKS who re- presents the first captain of any varsity sport in Boone High. Standing highest in academic work among all the seniors were SYLVIA BRITT, Secretary of the Senior Class, and MARCUS EASTMAN, outstand- ing music student. Taking up the leadership of the Student Council at mid-year was beautiful ANN DENSMORE, an outstand- ing senior whom we first knew as our Foot- ball Sweetheart. ANN QAAQZQWOQ 'il Mum's the word as plans for the Junior-Senior Prom get underway. 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S10 0I'l'l 0I 2 Cfadzi CLASS OFFI CERS ,Y H President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor eo- SOPHOMORE COUNCIL, L, to R., Front row: Sharon Crosby, Carolyn Bourland, Jim Greene, Shannon Milligan, Betty Jo Benzing, Betty Jo Taylor, Perry Sears, Lois Noland. Bock row: Mrs. Goodman, Sam Hostetler, Annette L'Etoile, Elizabeth Butler, Irvin Wells, J. D. Winslow. These students helped Mrs. Goodman plan the activities of the Sophomore Class. 54 Jean Abbott Calvene Aderhold Wendall Agee Richard Anderson Tommy Appleby Donna Argo Jimmy Armstrong Faye Arnold Ronnie Arnold Faye Ausley Chuck Aylor Kalman Bailey Norma Bailey Bobbie Barnes Delores Barnes Travis Bass J J' fl Wh? W if ' . . all i Vw 'Qu A, 'Yin 'Fl W. i I mr ...ki 'EK at AW K s za SOPHOMORES CTUR boone originates Sophomore Parents' Night for planning students high school program. One of the informal groups of Parents' Night meets with Mrs. Sarah Goodman to continue thc planning program. Mr. Kipp assisted by Mrs. Goodman, sophomore sponsors, and Mrs. Julian Hyer, Dean, developed this idea. NOT PI Richard Albritton Ray Cortee Earnestine Arrant Bobby Carter Frank Freeman William Freeman Arthur Jansik Mary Johns Shirley Avery James Davis Ben Friedenberg Charles Johnston Herbert Baer Ronald Davis Judy Garvin Marilyn Jones Glenda Ball George Dcase James Glisson Lillian Kearse Carolyn Ballard Janice DeBord Betty Sue Grogan David Keyser Vivian Barnes Clyde Denzer Elizabeth Hardy Bobby Laurilla Charles Bass Carol DesLauriers David Havens Helen Lowe Richard Black Dawin Dominey David Hawkins Joyce McCormack James Bowman Windell Dominey Joyce Higgins Gary McCroon Helen Bradick Edith Duncan Sylvia Hoenstine Lloyd Macht Patricia Brewer Philip Eidson Charles Hoftner Lynn Mackey George Burroughs Edna Mae Eubank Hazel Hutchason William Maddox Wilda Busby James Finnigan Nell Irwin Robert Meridith Bobby Fay Cartee Donald Foulkes Richard Janis Bill Moody 59 Our best all around Sophomores, Betty Jo Benzmg and Perry Sears, put their heads together over a soda Melvin Moore Hoyt Morris Daniel Mosley Jean Munden Glen Myers Laverne Noggle Leroy Nootbaar Mertyn Olfenbock Robert Owens Marie Parrillo Lloyd Pilcher Ram Poli Cordella Price Charles Rainer Mildred Romer ED Donald Raus Janet Rhodes Wayne Richter Carl Sandlin Barbara Sarber Mary Saylors Barbara Senn Kenneth Silvasy Johnny Simmons Rodney Simmons Robert Simonton Doris Skinner Allen Smith Victor Smith Gerry Spivey Shirley Sponsler Lewis Taylor Robert Taylor Sadie Underwood Albert Van Winklc lrvin Wells Preston Wells Charlotte West Henry Williams Isaac Williams J. D. Winslow Irvin Wise Ruth Wortman Jerry Yates Dean Young Qeziiaiia Gathered around the piano, Miss Eldridge, Mr. Rolting, Miss Murphy, Mr. Rumpf, and Mrs. Campbell enjoy on old-fashioned get-together. Time out for coffee and doughnuts gives Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hasel- den, Miss Stone, Mrs. Cramer and Mrs. Simpson a chance to be Ladies ot Leisure--for a change. e alalareciafe our acu fy af K .Ll S MISS HELEN BASS A.B. Florida State University MRS. JULIA K. CAMPBELL A.B., M.A. Stetson MR LEO CLIFFORD B.S. Ithaca College M.A. University ol Florida MRS. GENEVA CRAMER B.S. in Education, Geneva College University of Pittsburgh MISS LILLIAN ELDREDGE Ph.B. 5tetson,' B.S. in Library Service, Columbia University MISS SARA FERGUSON A.B. Stetsong M.Ed. University of Florida MRS. SARAH FERREL A.B. Rollins College Ph.D. MR. ROLLAND FLORY A.B. Manchester College M.A. Ohio State University Mr. Newbcrg, Mrs. Tinkler, Mrs. Hudson, and Miss Ferguson listen to Mr. Foti relate an amusing incident. MR. GEORGE FOTI B.S. in Commerce, Grove City M.S. Bonaventure College R WILLIAM GILMARTIN M . B.A., M.A.Ed. University of Florida MRS. SARAH GOODMAN A.B., M.A. Stetson Equivalency, University of Florida MRS. SHIRLEY HASELDEN A.B. Wesleyan College MRS. LORENA HENDRY B.S. Florida State University MR. FRED HOGAN B.S. Stetson MRS. FRANKIE HUDSON B.S. Florida State University M.A. University of Florida MRS. JULIAN HYER A.B. Juniata College MRS. OPHELIA IRWIN B.A. University of Chattanoog U What is the meaning of all this? Mrs. Toney, Mr. West, Mrs. Irwin Mrs Goodman, and Mr. Lee are staying a day ahead of the students film MR. J. BATES JOHNSON B.S.A., M.A. University ol Florida MR. RICHARD JOLLEY B.S. University of Georgia MR. LELAND KIRST B.S. University of Wisconsin MR. CHARLES LEE B.S., B.A., M.A. Minnesota University MR, VAUGHN MAGARIAN A.B. Morehead State Teachers' College, M.A. Stetson MR. HARRY MEISEL B.S. Stetson MRS. IRENE MILLER A.B. Depauw University MISS MILDRED MURPHY ..l. Columbia College of Expressiong B.L,l. Emerson College MISS EVALYN MCENTIRE A.B. Florida State University MISS DOROTHY MCMAKIN A.B. Rollins, M.A. Stetson MR. ALBIN NEWBERG B.S. Bradley, M.A. University ol MR. LEON OSBORN A.B. Asbury College MRS. LILA PARDUE B.S. Florida State University MRS. VIRGINIA PRENTICE B.S. Florida State University MR. J. A. ROLFING B.S. University of Tennessee MR. G. W. RUMPF M.E. Stetson MRS. NOBIE SIMPSON A.B. Florida State University MISS ANNE STONE A.B. Rollins College MRS. ELIZABETH TINKLER A.B. Athens College MRS. CATHERINE TONEY AB, Florida State University MISS JUDY WALKER B.S. Stetson MR. RONALD WEST B.S. Florida Southern College We caught Mr. Clifford, Miss McMakin, Miss Bass, Mrs. Hendry, and Mrs. Prentice making a raid on the Homemaking Department. i e x Florida What a big difference landscaping makes, exclaims Miss Walker to Mr. Meisel, Mr. Gilmartin, Mr. Kirst, and Miss McEntire. r Flory gives MR. BONES an examination before Mr. Osborn, Mr. Mr. Johnson ion tractorl proudly shows off some ot thc new Ag equip- 5, .4' I . I Jolley, and Mrs. Purdue. ment to Mr. Magarian, Mrs. Ferrel and Mrs. Hyer. ,. . I F- I ,sr -mi nz. N. 41 I L- . I w . ' . l s ' -.-,Z t. -' f V. my E- ...sw ' 'H Svs- W+'2vmw 5-m 'im lsl J' fl Qi -Q. Mr. Lce taithtully marks a set of Sophomore papers. rfvfv wi ' 'r'r Ysfgaf- 'Q A Q , -1 t. ,f K . ,A an 3f3't3F1'Wf', Mrs. Hudson teaches syllobication to typing students. s :uv Q at Y-v A , , Miss McMokin revivcs our country's glorious past to the Juniors. .,.. 2 H -i 3 WA I 5 if 1 , 1 , A Q' -.X '-A l A Q i'HUHguH wx - ' Q if ii: A W L . Q iq Q, wi li if X 15. . I 4 5 A . 4 i Dissecting plays an important port of the Mr. Jollcy's class. Seniors dramatixc a scene from Cramer s room 4 W U. . ,, . :X Mrs. Hyer's class makes projects in world geography. XQff+k 'ff ' ...'- , '1 -:.A,.+: ':- 1-f yy +1-+1 1- ms+-Q ' ...i f L- t A rre' 1 ' Students at Boone, in spite of a varied program, do study. ' nes from Macbeth--the Q .fig ., gif Q an? thegiiirea , 2. my Q r X o ws? 'Ilya 4 fx Y A X j L' X 'E wwwyg, ig - winamp-x 9 11MechonicaI Drawing taught here at Boone the Ferrel way. A gp .1 ' gg fjxf LFS, E a ..: ..,::- 'Ae 1' l ,.'. ,N S? A ' A Practice, practice, practice is what nag: ' ood band under t supervision of Mr. Rumph. A iz ZS EW 3 -Si El A S551 sg 4.6 I he H 6 1.5 E jr' Q ' ' ,XA 1. , . 1 -6? , lj -f,fL6ifv4f N J 04 'f . . ' .f If-17f:,zi'f9f-.1 o Av -ii? 3 gf x A .f,,41uff -Q., F45 ,fr K 1 74? A F .i . A Q 1: V, , -9- , ., G ', , 3 X Q my 3 , X s 'X y .-1 l . f V :., 44 lg 1 J. on LH, . ,s ..Dl5x' v 'UE ' if X Library Assistants cheerfully work at their proiect. Marilyn discusses the results of her test with Mr. Emerson, State Employment Counselor. .Af gxfra- urricu ar .xdcfiuifiefi Many school clubs had a part in helping landscape our grounds, The teachers were always willing to discuss our problems and lend a helping hand. Learning to work well Together at BHS ' has helped prepare us to work with -f,.-. gathers in the future, of '4 ... A Q3gN.W, ,... M A ,music ' Art students carefully paint faculty parking lines. The Juniors give the Seniors a sales talk on their pennants. The gang clowns for a posed picture. 'hx .N-, QI -4-Nfx 'N'-T Tj A 'X 31, .413 l1h3dq .zf N., - -,Jr wg . 4 4 PQ as ' 1 -J f 'JF ,. . ,W s K I K it 5 '1 x' -1: 'fy I 12 . KM.-,V , , 4 4.41313 , V N3 I , M 1 X , f - , X A ,A 4' 5 M R 4 I - x ' Kki3'3'f?fffff,A A i in X ' iii . - , V yi N' . Af , ,L x 1. .3 ,Alb 'S Eff 'n 'J ,SEV r 1? . , +. A 1 pg:-5 4 5' +1 '. H. Q ..,' , . fiQ,f,1 'N Hfflxssr wg.. A W2 ,- x 1' Wkf M ,ff ax? 'N, +433 A KKK 'Wir I3 aww' l . 'gr J X V mi .'-If-w-W fm .Z',: .i'M 1 .LH ,L A, ,. ., ' u ifix 1 -I if 4 4'W-5 - if W k ' si I I t ywjg I EF J if I Qi 'H w if. 9' ' if 1. W . , .t, 1 aff , . E, - 1, , : zmmza. -' , , 5 14 ,V , .. 1 ,, A y I I Vvjhq ff 1 1'-'jiify lr X f fa ,,' m,qiv,s,'fAf' I1 ,Az P ia- L, ,J 7 V ' ' 'Z ,w ':rvu-'1LQ-Q If I 'M I ,, ,, .Q--2 1--.WUI li jr., , 141. W'-XG' l 'l I I L' x-- R KW MM,,?,f..m bk ' I 1, 1 i'i 4 9 Y' I IEMXMWMW -gif? HW: Y: M32 OUR BEAUTIFUL AUDITORIUM, SEPARATED FROM THE MAIN BUILDING, IS A GATHERING PLACE FOR MANY OF OUR SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Qt., . 7' jhe oloora of fLe auchforium are .S ung open fo inc!uJe our acfiuified Activities is a word that holds a lots of meaning here at BHS. It covers our Student Government, high moral and scholastic clubs, Band and Glee Clubs, Pep Clubs, Publi- cations, and many other phases of school life. This year the doors of the auditorium are flung open to include many of these activities. You might even say it is the hub of our activities. ' ' ln belonging to clubs we meet new friends and learn the true meaning of cooperation in working together on club projects. At one time or another we've all had to stay late at school to work, rush home to eat, and then go to an evening club meeting. Sometimes it's hard to find time to get everything done, but we always manage it somehow. We found that we have gained a lot in taking part in these activities this year. Our teachers are very considerate in helping us to form clubs and sponsoring them. They urge each student to belong to at least one club, for they feel that this part of student life opens the way for leadership and gives each of us a chance. to show our abilities as leaders. You don't have to be the president of on organi- zation to be a leader-just being an active member proves your leadership. 'Q This year all of the clubs have worked together so well. There was so much to be done in our brand new school, and the faculty and students worked hand in hand to get everything accomplished. Here at Boone High School, the auditorium not only serves as an ideal meeting place for clubs, but it is a theater for our plays, a music hall for our band and glee club concerts, and a gathering place . for our pep rallies. . S Opportunity is offered to everyone to enter all types of activities. Follow with us- through these doors andfbecome acquainted with our clubs and the students who participate in these activities. S Friends mingle in the open doorways before ottending o epeeiol function in the auditorium. ' r ' N r s l.i-www e ' .f- .rf , 'xxx v nz, 4 , 5 sl ' A, J fn 4 I , if , ' K, K 1 , , .R QQ., 'IMI 1:5 -'lf -N lil ff' ff W Q2 .uf 1 if ' r , . 5 -f wig Q 'A' ,few M X 1 aww x 1 wmrQ.w1gg2g g'fs' g. 'L I is 'A ,. ' W, f ,wmv y -521'-Hi ' Q 3.-..g4t.--'y-9-figs B is - Q ., , 5 LN vi- ' . 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The purpose ot this organization is to en- courage Christian living, Certainly every member leaves the meeting knowing God has shed a ray ot hope in his path, The Hi-C Club is under the wise guid- ance of Miss Mier, our assistant principal, and Miss Bass, Faculty. I 7 A., TORCH SOCIETY-Encouraging high scholastic standings among our students is the Torch Society. The members include those who were members ot the Honor Society in junior high school. Grades must be kept up in order to retain membership, Torch members strive hard to gain membership in The National Honor Society. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Charles Lee, the Torch Society develops leadership and scholarship. Hl-C-First row: Aly, Core, R., Core, Hol- combe, Schryver, Clockadolc, Sinclair, Britt. Second row: Harrell, Lott, King, Lonktord, Third row: Jcttcoat Andrews, Spring, Henry, Rowntree, Dona- hue. Fourth rawg Marsula, Townsend, Sapp, Burnside, Thomas, Plummer. Fifth row: Battles, Craver, Miss Bass, Miss Mier, sponsors, Brown, Cookmani Q., v N : Aka f TORCH SOCIETY First row: Crenshaw, Whittle, Hutchison, Bettes, Phiter, Dc- Rosier, Simmons, Brown, Secretary, Kreut- zig, Treasurer, Hatton, President: Bow- ers, Vice-President, Argo, Surguinc, Milli- gan, Grant, Weinsier, Benzing. Second row: Canady, Jones, Curcia, Moormonn Boll, Smith, Mauk, Elqgrhart, Butler, Par- kinson, Umar, Rist ,fliostgx Harrell, Bef- gert. Third row: ' me'f'Musselwhite Lampp, Weatherford, Ausley, Estes, Hous- ton, M.g DurronceyHouston, L.: Crawford, Meredith, Brough, Fowler, Tcaslcy, Sears fde ricdoof filairifuafff KEY CLUB- We Build Too -This, the motto of the Key Club, gives the Junior Kiwanians of BHS high objectives both in home and in school life. These co-operative boys will always remember the long nights they ushered at the l953 Ice Capades and the Satur- day they participated in the annual Kiwanis newspaper sale. Under the able leadership of Mr. Leland Kirst, the key boys strive to develop initiative and potential leadership. all l'l'lQI'l Z HONOR SOCIETY-Twice a year in an impressive candlelight ceremony, worthy members of the student body are tapped tor membership into the National Honor Society. This year saw a new chapter at Boone High under the capable sponsorship of Mrs. Irene Miller. Stressing the high ideals of Character, Scholar- ship, Leadership, and Service, the Honor Society plays an important part at BHS. . , ,... ...- lp I 7. . ., . l X EY CLUB First row: Jesperson, Parrott, gil ll E' - A A. 5 ! lepper, Treasurer: Steinberg, Secretary: rr x P 7, V ' Y V' v falkinshaw, President: Becton, Vice- i , resident: Gaskins, Marsula, Pike. Second -5 'mfg 'jf R W 0 iw: Butler, Gerding, Partridge, Weiner, , in N ' Q urlson, Simonet, Burnside, Mr. Kirst, - iw? , .onsor. Third row: Bangert, Smith, Clark, . Fig' E T is zrgert, Shirley, Cederholm, Gardiner, A S Q tk ' urel, Chaplain. T DNOR SOCIETY First row: Whittle, ltzer, Smith, Steinberg, Vice-President: lrgis, President: Stapleton, Secretary: ist-man, Treasurer: Britt. Second row: rrding, Craver, Mason, Walkinshaw, im, J.: Brim, T.: Newton, Moorman, enshaw, Clark, Bangert, Bergert, Sting- f, Blakely, Becton, Mrs. Miller, Sponsor. iird row: Canady, Uhlir, Meredith, Phi- r, Eberhart, Rogers, Butler, Lampp, hecler, Bettes, Peters, Brewton, Hatton, ey. Not Pictured: Ralph Pike and Ann msmorc. 3 1 W BOONE HI Finite, ummm nu inn ' nc ttf-TIKSIUVUILL ,,,,,,'pg S 5 YEULNFQIQQ u wu and M' Nl!!! ' TTINIITIIMT ot!! umm bmw. roormi TIN1: ,mrmmarnramz lusonunvwrwu ' I ' 1-gl ihhfucimgghr me mu srmn ausuru-F , glrmm, mu U si W-M.. Poetical genius is discovered in the Library Club as they announce the Hard working DCT students win first prize in FroIics parade Frolics. Pep Club and school spirit mean the same thing this year at BHS, This organization with about 350 members has really done wonders tor the students, Remember those pep rallies, bontires, and that very first Football Frolics parade? Then amid fight, team, fight and our school songs we gaily went to Tampa. The ever popular, colorful orange and white shakeroos that were so abundantly around school were made by the Pep Club. Working with the Senior Class, they planned all those wonderful parties after the football games. Will any of us ever forget the super- delux Nautical Dance after the Boone-Edgewater game? Under the untiring efforts of Mrs. Shirley Hasele den, and in her absence, of Miss Evelyn McEntire, the largest club in school was certainly the busiest this year. jlze lzigk-dlairifec! pep :floured Boone Brave parents sport their son's football numbers as members of t he Pep Club present them with colorful corsagcs at FroIics game W K 3 'W H Q H Ni 5 'Nut .iv ,4 X Boone Braves whoop it up at bonfire pep rally. The Executive council make shakeroos for the games. Kneeling: Johnson, Lovejoy. First row: Hatton, Brewton, Willey, Seltzer, President, Mrs. Haselden, Sponsor, Smith, Treasurer: Brinkley, Johnson. Second row: Shearin, Wilber, Vice-President, Jamerson, Secretary: Gardiner, Martin. O Olfll' Ogif on fo UlCf0l . . Q Loyal BHS students make whoopee to send our team off to another victory. 1 we .1 Q - ff A-MQ i14'f5'f'iW2mm,-' -:aw-I' f wg. , ' Q - , A is z.. S- ,gf 1. W X e :5Xsc . w pey.',.. I . -K A 1 . 5- xg k - ,W A Y.. 1 ,ti 1 Nf 1-51 s . I e Fi? V X ya ggi , . ,. 1: ,, it if 2 1 reg? miferd require Akorflzancl ALI! F F me When the stands at the football games were suddenly made color- ful by the showers of orange and white confetti, you couldn't help but think of the untiring efforts those Gregg Writers put into the making and selling of this con- fetti. With a willingness to work, the members of the Gregg Writers under Mrs. Tinkler stimulate in- terest and raise the scholastic standards in Shorthand Students. Fir t row: Sharpe, Historian: Eagle, Treasurer: Walls er, Secretary: Britt, Chaplain: Spring, President: Patterson, Vice-President. Second row: Hayes, Eberhart, Whitcomb, Miller, Bilbe. Third row: Dotherow, Martin, McCormick, Adams, Wadkins. Fourth row: N ewton, Bechtle, Yarri, Mrs. Tinkler, Sponsor. I e Cercd granca id enric ed dfuelenfri Le Cercle Francais is design- ed to afford students of the F r e n c h language experiences which cannot conveniently be pra- vided in the classroom. They sam- ple real French cooking by the French chefs at L'Auberge, they correspond with French pen pals, they hear speakers from France or who have visited in France: they send packages to the French people via Care , they learn th r o u g h student-planned pro- grams about the colorful history and culture of the French people. To the students of French Le Cercle Francais is a means of broadening his scope, increasing his knowledge, and enjoying wholesome recreation. First row: Singletary, President: Glass, Secretary: Oeth, Vice-President: Bradham, Program Chairman, Kivela, Treasurer. Second row: Black, Pataky, Seltzer, Streiter, Mrs. Haselden. Third row: Freeman Taylor, Yarri, Bigham, Linton, Briggs. Fouth row: Billig, Riguette, Meredith, Musselwhite, Curcio, Cun- ningham, Besalski, Covone. isfaefi ollafiniv encb of an new Sponsored by Mrs, Nobie Simp- son, the Latin Club aims to in- spire the learning of the customs, life, and culture of the ancient Roman Empire. These students also aid any student who gets behind in his Latin work because of illness or reason of the nature. To be eligible for membership in the club, a student must have a B average and pass a Latin ex- amination. Each spring the members ofthe club participate in a National Latin Examination. lf they receive an excellence in rating, they be- come members in the National Latin Honor Society. N W1 First row: Mrs. Nobie Simpson, Sponsor: Jamerson, Bourland, Secretary: Grant, President: Bowers, Vice President: Harrell. Second row: Herndon, Sweatt, Crawford, Ball, Houston, Newhart, Estes, Milligan Anderson. Third row: Smith, Surguine, Perry, Johnson, Benzing, Chewning, McVicar. Clflfl l'l'l l0l 0l'l'l0t26 lfU'l6!0l 6t6U'l6bl'lg First row: Oeth, Coker, Corresponding Secretary: Butler, Treasurer: Day, President: Bennett, Recording Secretary: Brough. Second row: Weinsier, Hardman,Rutherford, Argo, Lawson, Uhlir, Parkinson, Miss Anne Stone, Sponsor: Qualls. Third row: Parsons, Fishback, Porter, Evans, Houston, Butler, Smith, King, Whipple. Fourth raw: Brandel, Eastman, Craver, Butram, Kley, Lobb, Gerding, Pike. Fifth row: Hale, Bradley. Not Pictured: Hugo Betancourt, Vice-President. gy , What fun the members of the Pan American League had this year both at their social meetings and in their contributions to the school, Whether providing plants for the landscaping of our school, working up a program for Pan American day, or entering a float in our Football Frolics, the members constantly displayed their high ideals-high academic standards, universal friendship, and community and school con- sciousness. With Miss Anne Stone at its head, the Pan American League gained recognition as an outstanding chapter in the inter- national bulletin. 2 5 8' Q5 , X W? mxxwww MQWS I xi up fied '17 4 5131. 0 ,gal on? :ga FWF X355 .1 fi M W , F H ia 'Nw A Q x V65 Q 511 A V .X WW, .QQ .. .- ,QF . ..-. 5 5 if sf :. 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V. .. . 5. kgfgxkf mi Q .5 Q' , Q S2 5 , ' ag wing, Q7 R, X-Yi, K4 - fm. 7 K. A, X j 555'- lg 4 1, x A , 4 ' . -wwfwmf-,agw in my Ng ' SWE'- I' 4 H Honor is brought back to BHS when Chuck Steinberg is selected Best Speaker of the House at the State Student Congress in Tallahassee. Wafiona! jorenaic eague Dick Weiner, another outstanding N. F. L. mem- ber is chosen Best Speaker of the House of the Northern District of the state of Florida. Rushing here, rushing there, discussing this, discussing thot. . . these are the NFL'ers. The first heard of them this year was dur- ing October ond November when they were attending student con- gresses throughout the state. They came home with o district winner, state winner, ond a dele- gate to the National Student Con- gress. ln February they initiated seven new members and proudly re- ceived their new charter. The group then settled down to pre- pare tor the State NFL tourna- ment in Jacksonville in Morch. During this time they were also acting as the advertising staff for the Boone l-li-Lights for three issues of the paper, They ended the busy year with the annual senior party. First row: Steinberg, Buttram, Treasurer, Porter, Vice-President: Cunningham, President: Smith, Corresponding Secretary, Hopkins, Recording Secretary: Weiner. Second row: Clements, Stapleton, Seltzer, Jemerson, Ganun, Kreutzig, Mrs. Toney, Sponsor. Q5 Aff ,4 W -an 5 Y 9 45, ,rn ,. , Q- X. .- 2 X 2 4 l . 1 '- We . X V Q N . ,365 x x 'wil ,,,,,,,,,,N xi -MQ V R QKg.SS . X: 3,4 z 4. rn-mm'-fm M - wwgsfswi s Ar 'Q 1 ', v 1 , A 5 . QL by 3 ,wx 1' X 1, , f if .':, A' : M, f A ff qu. ty, 'iv - - Y : .. ' Q4 4 Q Q' 44 , I 1 1 Y 5. B ' -'...., - .. , W - 4 2 .J 3 1 6 ' Q 4 ' WA 1 ga 1 fi KAQQPLCLCIQF5 l 00f Al' l'l'l6l, f We've got the zip, we've got the pep . . . 'he BHS cheerleaders surely did have the pep. slever tiring they bolstered up our spirits when ve were low and cheered our team on to vic- ory. One of the most important factors of this irst year at BHS was our amazing show of chool spirit and these zippy, orange and white lad girls aided much in its development. First row: Thomas, Pataky, bnior,AdjuLgnt: Anderson, Major: Hall, Senior Adjutant, Newton, Sifetarydg Donahue. Second row: Sligh, Chewning, Svharpikowntree, Norman, Clark, Mauk. Third row: Park. Millie, Eethel, and Jan sa t heir superior. K. xi ,. Every second perigzjptpfnhorp commands f the Girls' Drill Corp are :heard throughout 'me building as they drill the students taking we course in place of Physical Education. During the tirst few weeks the drill areas fere o mass of confused students as they ttempted to carry out the unfamiliar com-A wands. However, by mid-year the efficient eaders, who are members of the G. D. C., and heir sponsor Miss Judy Walker have trained he girls into military precision. The Cheerleaders are caught oft moment. First row: Chu Chi Coker, Madeline Johnson, Ruth Ann Whittle. Second row Eugenia McLin, Ann 'Densmore, Beverly Brown, Jane Wheeler, Kaye Andrews Q., . . L,. clri wiflc migfar exacfnefid r mug -1 J fm M in f 1, It iw' W wmv' F lan' Qwf! .'P' ww 32 it ...fm .. N YB? if- 5-an ,X Q, M an .312 N1 Ei Y if 273 VA 6 , P' Q W 'Y gg at Z? A Q If Q. f f ilu. , vu vi , 5, s fa. AP' ,Q Y lv- Y 1 X 5 Q Q, fi 233' , ,Q J ' ' sl' , , W Z? 4- 31 f all 3, as f - 1 O Q ,A Q sn ' QP W 'K 9'H-J M via eg:.,- -f':g X Nfl di lg S - Y gi F Wg W, QA i sg . kw hz, Q 1 h my if A3 Y f . f - gy A' .4 P f- 5 wif 2'-if M , iii ? r-1 AS' I Ckridfian c arac er . . . t . , 'F Q M I .-:- .'2, J i . v,- ., ::. , Q a In E: , :.E1 E 1 i 5, ' C C v , . '-W- K 4 - . ,is ..,, I V, 1 to Q - - - . i is HI-Y-First row: Mr. Flory, Sponsor, Hougland, Parrillo, Hayes, Smith, Treasurer: Stivers, Vice-President, Punshon, President: Cederholm Secretary: Fletcher, Chaplain: Brownfield, Sergeant at arms, Mitchell, Becton. Second row: Burnside, Weaver, Lane, Cannon, Cochenour, Gissendaner, Crook, Gerding, Callaway, Pike, Staples. Third row: Robinson, Prather, Bradshaw, Fekaney, Adams, Carlson, Butler Wilber, Maxwell, Powell, Klinger, Worthing Wagner. 1 Officers of HI-Y 1953. The winter tourists were treated to home-baked food as the girls had their many bake sales. Serving others is one of the main Y objectives, and the club members emphasized this phase also. Santa Claus Buttons were sold to Orlando citizens, and T. B. posters were distributed to the merchants. Working hand in hand, the Y clubs have truly created, main- tained, and extended Christian character this first year ot BHS, Service was extended as the Y members distributed T.B. Posters, played host to the State Convention, and planned the sale of pillows at the football games. W ., Til? 4 'W' ff' A 4 i x? Sli ggi -W fi ii 1 1 , I Q .N A i 5 Q y F4 ' - juni A 'Q If 5 we M 1 A , S YR, Ami 4 L xi T? 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IOPQIOCLIAQIJ Ol lA? !fttlfU Q rlt.ht' l S .5 -,I ls Ann Densmo e, President of FHA, receives the emblem of FHA in an The Homemakin girls enjoy learning to cook in the new chrome a 3 . . 9 IMPYESSIVE Cel'ell1Ol'ly. The most important vacation tor which a girl can prepare herself is that of making a home. Realizing this, the girls at the Future l-lomemakers of America learn to cook well, sew neatly, and run the home smoothly through clean Christian living. FHA-First row: Dotherow, Martin, Brown, Corresponding Secretary, Johnson, Reporter, Hall, D., Recording Secretary, Fox, Treasurer, Burkett, Burkett, Rubin, Moore. Second row: Hall, J., Wallace, Wonders, Richard- son, Newton, Massey, Taylor, Rister, Hendrix, Mrs. Prentice Sponsor. Third row: Adams, Wheeler, Christman, Oakley, Willey, Eberhart, Denzer, Whitcomb. Fourth row: Ewing, Fountain, , Elmore. white kitchens. From their impressive ceremony at initiation to their entrance in the State Fair, to their Hobo Day in which each member went out to various homes to wash dishes and clean up for the mothers, to their Mother-Daugh- ter tea, this has been both an impressive and educa- tional year tor these girls, They have truly learned to live by their motto, Toward new horizons. FHA-First row: Woodyard, J., Barth, Hunt,.Shqrpg,wM., Uhlir, Historian, Hutchinson, Vice-President, Dingtelder, Parliamentarian, Lyles, Foster, J., Woodyard, P. Second row: Thornton, Rice, Jones, D., Beck, Sharp, J., Hodges, Kinsey, Daugherty, XDurant. Third row: Mrs. Hendry, Sponsor, Smith, Bethea, Col , FosQr,X'N., Barnes, Lott, Lamb, Powers, Cleveland, King, M. Fourth r . erman, King, E., Thomas, Stephens, Jones, B., Jones, Moore, Meredith, Young, Bennett. V if-.1 U 5. - r .1 r .v- A 4 -- ,ff -, - f me--f-w A - '- X ' ,Ht ,, Nl - 4. .bg i ' JOURNALISM CLASS-Godwin, Huggins, Business Manager, Collins, Carlson, Retzelaff, Mr. West, Sponsor, Rourk, Forehand, Speer, Denzer, Eberhart, Editor, Starr, Anderson, Williams, Crosby, Orr compile information for the Hi Lights. Storting with nothing-no money, no tocilities, ond first printed poper ot Christmos. How proud we oll cn smoll stott---the Hi Lights' stott with Mr. West ot were of the bi-monthly they printed from then on. their helm dived in ond published o weekly mimeo- The Hi Lights' stott deserves our proise in recording grophed edition. the importont news in this history-moking yeor ot Surprising the student body, they come out with our Boone High School. ourna iam add IQMAAJAQ6 newd First row: Peeler, Godwin, Walker, Worth, Fox, Hayes, Jeffcoat, Simmons, Canady, Curcio, Higgins. Second row: Spring, Dingfelder, Rubin, Brown, Arstein, Whittle, Hall, Joslyn, Williams, Hatton. Third row: McClay, Hollamby, Stapleton, Mcormann, McElroy, Quarles, Harrison, Haddcn, Radebaugh, Crenshaw, Phelps. The Office Force works efficiently in the office as they take up attendance blanks, answer the phone, run errands, write letters for the school, help Miss Bruce register new students, file for Miss Page, work with Mrs. Livingston with the money, do countless things for Mr. Kipp, and Miss Mier says, We couldn't do without them. 0 hee orce confridufeo :Service . . . 91 00l'l8 gee . . . ,lv Mary, Ethel, Denise, and JoAnn harmonize in that ever-popular Barber-Shop melody. Allen, James, Bernie, Burton, Marcus, Bill, Gordon, and Dean of the Boys' Double-Quartet loosen their vocal chords tar another engagement. Hats off to the Boone High Glee Club for their pro- duction of Hats Off , our first Operettag for their Christmas Concert put on for both the students and public, and for their other contests and concerts. The Girls' Quqrlq, which specialized in Barbershop har- Boys' Double Quartet, and the other choral groups have been honored with engagements outside the school. Blending their voices into beautiful harmony, they have succeeded in lightening the spirits here at Boone High. As in the past, Mrs. Julia Campbell, their sponsor, again developed a Glee Club which received state-wide recognition. This year more than l25 students were en- rolled in Mrs. Campbell's classes. Early in April music students went all out to present another operetta, fAaria!i1ne . Their object was to raise money to send the entire Glee Club to the state music festival at Tampa. Eighty five students competed. Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus took superior ratings. The Boys' Quartette, Girls' Trio arid Madrigal also took Su- perior. Other entrants 'were rated Excellent. Marcus Eastman, President, Pat Anderson, Librarian, Allen Klepper, Vice President: Susan Mauk, Secretary, and Eugene Adams, Business Manager take time out for an informal chat. armonize in dong . . . The cast of Hats Off salute John Paul Jones as they give their first operetta. The mixed quartet with the aid of the Glee Club really gave us the Christmas spirit at their Christmas Concert. Anticipating an exciting time at the Tampa Clinic are these lucky members ofthe Glee Club. wmwma fiewl-X - . , af H an .1 uf oone ' -1 'nr-g gk! 'P 1 is Q 'if K5 x, l 2 l fig V .rg-Sf Z?6U'l6! Cdidtlllaferf . . . Still wearing the familiar orange and white, the snappy Boone High School Band and its lovely high stepping majorettes played and danced their way into the hearts of school and public alike in a manner that has done much to bring color and glamour to the occasion and credit to the school. Under the capable leadership of Mr. C. W. Rumpf, the band parti- cipated at two out-of-town football games and at all home games. The Christmas Parade, Armistice Day Parade, and Tangerine Bowl Parade were but three of many, wherein Orlandoans and visitors alike saw the familiar colors and listened to the snappy music of the Boone band. The organization was not only happy to bring its music to the City Beautiful, but had occasion to play in Minneola, Tampa, St, Peters- burg, and Lakeland as well. lt is hoped at this time of writing that they will engage in the festivities at the State Contest in West Palm Beach. Again this year, Orlando was host to the District IV Band Contest, and the members of this organization took an active part in making visiting bandsmen welcome. It is hoped that this, Boone High's first year band has set a high standard, one worthy of the school that bears the name W. R. Boone High. Top picture: Mr. Rumpf, band leader, works hard at his new desk. Second: Jean thinks tiling music is fun. 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I SFR av 1 Ev iw vis ,Maj Q F,-5' X-iwaifwq, 4, . f, ,ii iq, 4 , ' x Wm 'nic gif 5 :Serve flue ficlzoof . . . Hyer's right hand men as they help to perform he Clinic Girls are Mrs. le many duties of our Dean of Girls. Here Libby Lee, Merilyn Smith, ay McCormick, Bernadine Patterson, Janet Sharp, and Jeanne Beal look ver the tile at all the students and read up on care of students. s onlin .44 lt's almost a pleasure to have a tummy-ache when you have such pretty, smiling nurses. These girls, trained in First Aid, are able to take care of people in an emergency. Delynn Armstrong, Elsie Oakley, Gail Oder- man, Marcia Suydam, Luanno Andrews, and Joyce Moore carry on these various jobs. oyd arfiifg iI'lCAfL6!Q6 Lffer-men . . . One ot the finest clubs for sports-minded boys in Boone l-ligh is the Boys' Vorsity Club under the spon- sorship ot Coach George Foti, This club honors those boys who won o letter in ony vorsity sport. Two of the Fnrst row: Flowers, Peeplcs-2gsgg,, Bravos, Vice-President, Rooks chief duties ofthe club ore to roise money tor othietic equipment ond to promote ond extend throughout the school friendly sports otmosphere. Spiritual develop- ment os well os sports emphosis is stressed. , President: Ingram, Secretary: Brim, J.: Brandel, Brim, T. Second row E I K ll F h ' Kinlaw, Williams, Hayes, Coach Gilmartin. Third row: Partridge, McCraken, Coach Foti, Lennon, Shell, Livingston, ary, e y, o ning, Managers: Howard, Buchanan, Molmberg, Dufore, Scarboro, Davis. Fourth row: Yarri, Craig. qw -11 if' mm 'STL 'War rst row: Wilson, D., Albritton, Dahlberg, Hostetler, lngerman. Second First row: Pohlar, Jackson, Hoffner, Davis. Second row: Joiner, Pooser tw: Roper, Arnold, Hansen, Ross, Hayes. Third row: Wilson, H., Sim- Flintoft. Third row: Haynes, Shell, Sentinel: Payne, Hatcher. Fourth row ons, Rogers, Edmondson, Worthing. Fourth row: Blodgett, Richards, Conley, Blankenship, Walkinshow, Burroughs, G., Newham, L. Fifth row urroughs, D., Klinger, Solomon. Fifth row: Bailey, Peeples, President, Drake, Pitts, Robbins, Heath, Malmberg, Shearin, Secretory. oword, Buchanan, Coward, Pegues. o gbltbilne 0ll l'l'lQl 5 0 .X4l'l'lQl LCCl The FFA. is composed of boys who wish to train The boys go on various field trips whereby they for rural leadership. Their studies are of crops and the increase their knowledge of the crops and livestock. livestock found in this section of Florida. They also Several boys were chosen from the Boone chapter to have studies in shop and the repair and maintenance ga to the Tampa Fair. of equipment. lying the fine points ot a young heifer cow are Lorin, Mike and Bill. Guy, Gordon, Bud, Goylon, ond Bill inspect the fine pineapple oranges, :golf is being grown and fed by one of our BHS students, part of the profitable crop that realized about S'l,000 at BHS this year. 1g A 1 5 empsgww up ,..-ww-v-rf , amiga, K. ki: vain ne, Norman, Charlie, Charles, and Pete are transplanting and prun- Remember the tasty radishes and beans that were sold around school? I healthy citrus tree that will help to pay for equipment and ferti- 5. cuhiuafe our The F.F.A. boys, noticeable in their blue and gold jackets, were always willing to pick up plants donated by students and parents to use in the beautification of the school. These boys did the major part of the work in setting out the many plants and shrubs. nportant to the cultivation ot the sail, are our tractors. Going over Farm equipment are students Jack, Richard, Donald, and James. George, Hill, David, Roy, David, Johnnie, Burt, Bill, Wayne, Sam, Clarence, and Edward work in the vegetable garden to add money to their F. F. A. chapter. goal' eflrf . . . ln April the F.F.A. banquet, honoring parents and friends, was presented by the boys. The food served was grown by the bays themselves. Well liked J. Bates Johnson, instructor, has had a successful year with his boys. Our industrious Agriculture boys carry on all the maintenance and repair work of machinery themselves. Dickie, Albert, Hollis, Bud, David, Bud, and Roy inspect the excellent welding equipment. E 1 wif' I, Upper picture: Section Editors, Pat Day, Margaret, Millie, Carol, Doris and Sylvia team up against old man DeadIine. Lower Picture: Sports Editors Virginia, Charles, Ralph, and Dick look over some of Dick's pictures with staff members Felicity and Evelyn. CircIc: Editor-in-Chief, Annell Rogers talks over cover designs with her two Associate Editors, Shirley and Pat. Running here and there, snapping pic- tures, always on the spot, and preserving the memories of our school were the busy workers of the l953 BOONE LEGEND. The staff will never forget those Iong hours after school, the countless cokes we drank, and wondering if we'd ever meet those deadlinesl Losing layouts, copy, pencils, and rulers, and rushing to meet ci picture assignment, the members of the staff cooperated and pitched in to see that everyone had plenty of help. Spurring us on with her cheerful nature, ANNELL, our efficient Editor-in-Chief, worked hard to make the whole book a treasure chest of memories. CAROL and SYLVIA checked and double-checked the senior names and wrote up all the senior events so that our first BHS seniors would never forget this year. Drawing the many sports layouts and vividly reporting the athletic events, DICK, RALPH, and CHARLES heralded our Boone Brave teams. As Girls' Varsity Club president, VIRGINIA was at the very heart of the girls' sports section. Creating layouts and captions for the lovable faculty of BHS, EVELYN, DONNA, NAN, and FELICITY worked with a ready will. MILLIE went around with that secret smile on her face while she worked on Who's Who, and our witty juniors, MARGARET and DORIS kept us laughing as they sketched iunior and sophomore panels. The two PAT's LU 00l'l6 egel'l6! wondered how they'd ever fit all our clubs into Activities and spent hours getting identifications in the blazing sun. Skill- fully drawing layouts and designing our cover SHIRLEY contributed much to our whale BOONE LEGEND, Giving us that extra push when we needed it and en- deavoring to teach us yearbook making, was MRS. GENEVA CRAMER, our ad- viser, who gave so unselfishly of her time to make our book a success. With the Bays' Varsity Club and the Editorial Staff lending a helping hand, our capable Busi- ness Staff, under the direction of MISS SARA FERGUSON, sold ads and raised funds to help us pay for our book. DOLLY, BETTY, RHETTA, SHIRLEY and JOANN labored over the many records that need to be kept. There were no haphazard methods used but correct bookkeeping practices. CHARLES, TOMMY, and ROB- ERT worked in the bookstore to add money to the fund. Spontaneous support from the student body in assisting us to name our BOONE LEGEND and their en- thusiasm in buying the book gave us courage when things looked rough. The wear and tear and even the fears are for- gotten now as we look back on this grand year of work on the BOONE LEGEND. We have had the privilege of giving you the very first BOONE LEGEND. lt's been a year of fun and worry, but it's been a wonderful experience that has opened many doors of opportunity to us and we'll never forget it. Upper picture: Judging from their smiles, Dolly, Betty Shirley Rhetta and Jo Ann, of the Business Staff, have received Miss Ferguson's 0.K. of their accounts. Lower picture: Staff members Nan and Donna were pictured by University of Florida photographer when our entire staff attended the yearbook clinic in early fall. Circle: Mrs. Geneva Cramer, Boone Legend adviser re-creafezi our opening gear . . . ff 5 AF ?! buu 4 X L R R X PEPPY STUDENTS AND ADULTS SHOUT HALLELUIAH DURING THE HALF-TIME OF OUR BASKETBALL GAMES. A THLETIBS ' jAe :loom of rzfhkfica ofkr opporlunify fo everyone . At last it's football season . . . Yes, and football season holds a lot of different meanings for everyone. To the boys on the team it may mean a chance to develop their bodies, to learn the meaning of team-work, to accept a challenge to put their team on top, or even to make a big impression on that cute little girl who sits across the aisle in English. To the cheerleaders it's a chance to show everyone the yells and cheers they've been practicing all summer, and to get that school spirit going at the pep rallies and ban- fires. For the band members and maiorettes football season holds plenty of excitement . . . there's the breathless silence when they play The Star Spangled Banner, the vibrant singing when they break into the school fight song, the wild cheering when the first strains of Dixie are heard, and, of course, those original half-time shows. To the teachers a football game means a chance to get better acquainted with their students, and to show their' loyalty to the school. And last, a football game has many meanings for the students, but most of all it's a chance to really cheer on that team of the school they love best. Although football is the mast popular sport, our basket- ball ranks exceptionally high as a maior sport this year Here the doors of the gym are opened wide to admit the many sports loving spectators in to the basketball game. In the spring Awe turn to baseball and track. Our games are played on our own baseball diamond behind the school. The talk is now Take me out to the ballgame. This has been a grand year of sports for us. Whether we win or lose, our bays always act in such a way as to honor the name of W, R. Boone High School. Sportsloving students enter the gym doors to cheer on the Braves at o basketball C? Q CI Cl,l0l0g 00718 gud!! ,-, , 'R l QQ G IIVIII: , .s,.,..2- 15' xl , ff All , in ..- S gi First row' Coach Gilmartin, Hayes. J. Brim, T. Brim, Peeples, Flowers, Bravos, Brandel, Keene, Kinlaw, B. Kelly, J. Kelly, Becton, Coach Meisel, Second row: McCracken, Yarri, Hirsch, Craig, Livingston, Lennon, Shell, Early, Erickson, Davis, Ingram, Lane, Armstrong, Third row NICK BRAVOS Honorable Mention All-County BUD PEEPLES First String All-County ix mv.. ., W ,W Z5 l'2 I , ',- fig ' .mx .. -, T H E S E if -- t I S I S ' K z f ' if BOONE ' f ui gje ,gy -j fi ,'..- v, L :. - , at Boon: E f K N' . ,.-- ' ' -' S Boone ' J BOONE DAN FLOWERS JACK BRANDEL DICK INGRAM Honorable Mention Honorable Mention BOONE All-County All-County BOONE HOLLIS ROGERS TOMMY BRIM JOHNNY BRIM BOONE Second String Honorable Mention Honorable Mention All-County All-County BOONE BOONE All-County N. ,E ., i v , C fknougkouf imf 1952 :Seddon . . . Head Coach Gilmartin and Captain G. Rocks grimly concentrate on tense moments of an exciting game. Rooks, Senior Letterman, First String All-County. Coach Foti, Partridge, Fahning, Howard, Buchanan, Scarboro, Rogers, Allen, Rooks, Malmberg, Metz, Wil- B O A R D G. M. A. . . . .35 MAINLAND . ..6 Iiams, White, Mayo, Coach Hogan. FT. LAUDERDALE , . .6 PLANT . . . . 26 LAKELAND ...... 14 WEST PALM BEACH . . 21 JEFFERSON ....... 0 LEE .... , . 33 EDGEWATER . . .14 SENIOR LETTERMEN as f A A ll A ,S E' ' x ..,,. , I, x -N x QQ-H Z' A .- ff- V , 551- ' A .X ' - - X W , - T. -: QQ EQ Q Q X. Q, , F in S ' x 'I' 'X DICKY HOWARD GORDON MALMBERG RED FAHNING GUY SHELL JOE DAVIS E PES E DWAINE DUFORE Manager JOHN PARTRIDGE vowed .Slow Vnuclz .gpairif ln the first game of the season, Shell is hit hard by three G.M.A. Bulldogs. Brim cuts loose for a nice gain against Ft. Lauderdale. Rooks tears through the center of the Jefferson line. BOONE FINISHES BEST SEASON IN SCHOOL HISTORY Students, faculty, parents and fans alike were glad to see Coach Bill Gilmartin together with George Foti, Harry Meisel, and Fred Hogan receive appointments to Boone after they had done such a fine job at OHS last season. At the beginning of the '52 prep grid season the Boone High Braves were expected to have an inexperi- enced team which would not win o game. Although the Braves, under the capable, friendly leadership of Coach Gil, didn't compile an impressive record, they soon proved to everyone that they had a team capable of standing up to any one in the state. The fast Brave offense outgained all but two of its opponents on the ground while the tough Brave defense, though much smaller than its opponents, held the oppos- ing offense to a very limited ground gain. Highlighting the season was Football FroIics, when a terrific Brave defense held the Jefferson Dragons to a total ground gain of 2 yards, and while the defense was holding, the offense went on to score three T.D.'s. Starting the season with G.M.A., the small fighting Braves showed a tremendous amount of courage and fortitude as they lost 35 to 6, playing in the first game of BHS history, the much heavier G.M.A. Bulldogs. The Brave offense racked up lO first downs to G.M.A.'s 8, and outgained them on the ground. The lone Brave T.D. came in the final quarter when Brim scored. Going into the Daytona Mainland game as the undere- dog, the Braves surprised everyone by beating the Bucs 7 to 6. The Boone defensive team held the monstrous Buc offensive to a small gain. The spectacular offensive running of J. Brim, who ran up a l2O yards, and the long passes from Rooks to Davis highlighted the game. Boone spent the entire first quarter inside the Buc 30 yard stripe, but they didn't score until the fourth quarter when Rooks fought his way over the goal tying the score 6 to 6. Bud Peeples split the uprights with a perfect boot to give the Braves the decisive 7 to 6 lead. Tying the Ft. Lauderdale Flying L's with a 6 to 6 deadlock was a moral victory for the fighting Braves. The lone Brave tally came in the first few minutes of the game. The T.D. drive was started with a pass from Rooks to Flowers and was climaxed when Brim sprinted across the goal. Twice the Braves held the much heavier Ft. Lauderdale team on Boone's own l yard line. Special recognition goes to the whole defensive team. tAl 0lfig POM? JCAQCJM Q One of the highest scoring gomes of the yeor wos witnessed ot Phillips Field in Tompo when the Broves fought desperotely, but to no ovoil, to win their first Big Ten gome of the yecr. Boone come from two T,D,Ts behind in the third quorter, to tie the score, but o fourth period Ponther poss clinched the victory for Plont, with o 26 to 20 finol score. Rooks, Shell, ond J. Brim scored for the Broves with Peeples kicking ond Scorboro possing for the extro points. Suffering o heortbreoking loss to the Lokelond Dreod- noughts by o slim score of l4 to l3, the Broves out- ployed ond outgoined their Lolcelond rivols, but the breolas were ogoinst them, Lokelond scored their first TD. on o free boll in the first minutes of the gome, Boone imrnecliotely fought bock ond ofter o 63 yord run by Dufore, Kelly bucked the line to score. The Broves' 3rd quorter touchdown drive wos sporked by Kelly's long runs ond his TD. plunge. Rooks possed to Flowers for the extro point, But o fourth quorter Loke- lond TD. ond extro point mode the score Lokelond l4, Boone l3. Putting up o courogeous bottle ogoinst heovy odds, the Broves bowed to the West Polm Beech Wildcots 2l to l2. Agoin outgoining their opponents, the plucky Broves fought from o two-touchdown deficit only to hove the Cots score o TD. in the lost two minutes to win the thrilling contest. Boone's first tolly come in the second uuorter when J. Brim slithered ocross the gool for o TD Midwoy in the fourth quorter Rooks pitched to Brim who possed to Flowers in the end zone, for the Broves' finol score. Being held scoreless for the first time this seoson, the Broves were completely ineffective ogoinst Lee's power- ful Generols, The score, Boone O, Lee 36. Ploying in 30 weother, Boone could neither contoin Lee's devos- toting rushing offense nor move ogoinst their tremen- dous line, Sommy Kinlow wos the only bright spot for the Broves, os he wos the leoding ground goiner, Ending the first Boone footboll seoson before o record- breolcing crowd of ll,OOO fons, the Broves went down to defeot before their cross-town rivols, the Edgewoter Eogles. Although the Broves held their opponents to o scont 48 yords on the ground, two long posses from Con- ley to White told the story, scoring in the first ond third quorters, the Edgewoter oeriol ottock wos highly effec- tive. Outstonding for Boone were the Brim twins, both of whom goined more ground yordoge thon the entire Edgewoter teom. Even though the Broves did end the seoson with o 2-6-l record, they were ot oll times o credit to Boone High. CC oone grin! .glcwonb .ggclegnedv . . . Students, faculty, parents, and fans alike were glad to see Coach Bill Gilmartin, together with George Foti, Harry Meisel, and Fred Hagan receive appointment to Boone after they had done such a fine job at OHS last season. We congratulate these coaches an their splendid job with athletics this year. Each is a specialist in his own field. ln their friendly and under- standing manner, our coaches have given more than just athletic train- ing to a group at boys who highly respect them. Lott to right Fred Hogan, Junior Varsity coach: Harry Meisel, end coach: George Foti, athletic director and line coach: Bill Gilmortin, head coach. Boone Captain Raoks and Co-Captain Flowers shake hands with Edgewater's Conley and Robbins as they begin the inter-city competition. N Chu Chi Coker ,was among the many visitors to sign Joe Pesc 's cast Utter the zirsf serious accident of the year. J i 2 hte:- Coach Gil prepares for the 1968 season. Said Coach Gil, l only hope that my own boy will make me as proud as the bays of my first football team here have made me. 4 ag ee aqua win up Jucceddfuf deafion First row: Mays, Russell, Belitz, Lobb, Smith, Tremper, Sears, Mink, Second row: Coach Fred Hogan, Burroughs, Johnston, Fishback, Beem, Erickson, Clements, Austin, Reames, Stith. Third row: Jones, Smith, Brownfield, Brock, Sandlin, Parrish, Tolle, Kasper, Clockodale. Not pictured: J. W. Maddox, C. Maddox, Allen, Parker. Carl Sandlin scores on a thirty yard run aff-tackle against the Ocala J. V. BOONE BOONE BOONE BOONE BOONE BOONE E S C O R E B O X . . 0 MELBOURNE VAR. . . . .25 LYMAN VAR. . . . 32 OCALA J. V. . . . 7 LAKELAND J. V. . . . . 'I3 WINTER HAVEN VAR. . . . . 13 EDGEWATER J. V. . The small Baby Brave team showed speed, rugged- ness, determination, and sportsmanship during the first BHS grid season. Although the Braves were much lighter than the opponents, they ended the season sporting a fine 4-2 record. The only Boone losses were to much heavier varsity teams. Boone wins were also over heavier teams, such as the Lyman Var- sity and the Edgewater J. V. Coach Fred Hogan is to be congratulated for the fine job he has done in turning out such fine winning teams. We regret to see Coach Hogan leave us next year to assume his position as head coach of the Seabreeze Varsity. Congratulations Coach Hogan! THE STARTING LINE-UP First row: Tremper, Johnston, Smith, Belitz, Erickson, Burroughs Lobb. Second row: Parrish, Beck, Mink, Sandlin. u. .. 1 K Y i :...- '4...'.- V Silt WYMN..-u 0' K 7' X W ' It' 'M 1- .v r GK W'f as Xu 'Qi xx Ml B B M il V-Aff' 1 i 4 . - ' 1 X B p IK xx.. X , B 'lf e XM X B B E If 5-1' '17 - - ,,' 7 -E2 ,:, V -Q :gf Q 'Q f c .5 vfF!,' 5 ! W' 3, ' 2' 1111 ..- - Q' V Lw z gggffi-Wiii A f , vie. Q, M Cant mafsli fo, 74-Z RCU? O Q O J V S C H E D U L E Coach Harry Meisel's orange and white clad BHS - Lakeview 46 BHS 23- - - - Seabfeele Boone Braves fought their way to an impressive BHS KiSSin1n1ee 24 BHS 47 - - Winfef Haven l4-7 record in the first year of basketball at W. R. BHS Winter Pefk 54 BHS 46- 4 4 - Mainland Boone High School, The Braves, who were ex- BHS . Seabreeze 38 BHS 59, . . . St. James pected to field a strong team of returning vet- BHS . Lakeland 42 BHS 45- - - - Lvrnan erans from old OHS, did exactly that as they BHS - Ovieda JV 38 BHS 45- - l Edgewater bowled over their opponents winning l3 of their BHS 4 Mainland 42 BHS 684 - Winter Haven first l5 games. Bearing the load for the games BHS Edgewater 32 BHS 324 t . Oviedo JV were Keith King, John Brim, Tom Brim, Dan BHS . - Lyman 40 BHS 36- - Ovieda VafSifY Flowers, Joe Davis, and Joe Pesce, all seniors with BHS . Lakeview 39 BHS 49 . - ..-. Lakeland exception ot King, a 6 foot 3 inch junior. Time BHS Winter Park 42 and again, the Brims' floor games, the sharp- shooting ot Davis, Flowers and Pesce, and big King's rebounding and scoring ability paid oft in victories tor the local quintet. Two of the many highlights ot the season were King's 27l points and John Brim's being chosen as honorary captain. Not to be outdone by their bigger brothers, the Boone Jayvees ot Coach Fred Hogan played to an identical record of l4-7. Starting off the season a little slowly, the Little lnjuns finished like the proverbial house atire winning l3 of their lost l5 games. Both the Varsity and Jayvee teams are to be commended for their fine records in bringing tame to Boone High School. Lanky King stretches in Lakeland tie-off. BO0NE'S JV'S: Left to Right: Coach Fred Hogan, C. McCracken, E. Deal, M. Conley, R. Beck, J. Belitz, G. Russell, J. Geeslin, R. Harrison, B. Stonecipher, L. Bangert, B. Brownfield, Mgr. L. Files, Mgr. B. Etchison. aries! 10 Agfiicaf glclucafion BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION COUNCIL: Kneeling: Ralph Pike, George Smith, Billy Hammond, Leon Smith, Chuck Steinberg. Standing: Bill Shearin, Jim Wilber, Bill Gardiner, Gene Whitworth, Tommy Drake, Robert Peaden, ln an effort to give each boy in school a chance to indulge in the sport which he enjoys most, the physical- education department of Boone High under the leader- ship of Athletic Director George Foti was brought about. Under the direction of Coach Harry Meisel outstanding boys were taken from the gym classes to form the Boys' Physical-Education Council. Through this basketball was set up. The winning team is pictur- ed below. This spring intramural softball, horse shoes, and table tennis will be initiated. A rope climbing contest and an inter-class tug-of-war will take place. The Council sold the Boone Brave tee shirts and decals as a money making project. Through hard work the coaches and Council have given every boy a chance to enjoy his favorite sport, WINNERS IN INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL: Richard Jones, Dean MAKING PLANS: Jim Wilber, 5ECfetary: Bill Gardiner. PYGSI Young, Bill Butler, Coach Meisel, Dan Polar, George Billig. dent: Bill Shearin, Vice-President: and Robert Peaden, Treasurer of Barbell Club. 3 W . RLS 2 -J. 3 my In K 4 l F. l 'V' x g fl , ,..A., I ' 5 X P f - 5 Q w J' 4 At QW ,f 1- 4- 13 Q W 1' k 1 A v c 1 xg 4 , if ,gr J I g , , 00l'lQ X l08I f SMWQLAPJ ki M 76-fw ld! L, 'MA BARBELL CLUB: First Row: Charles Fekany, Bob Glisson, Ray Cartee, Fay Cartee, Ken Paulding, Charles Prather. Second Row: James Glisson, Mike LeBruno, Jim Pitts, Ed Rush, Frank Thomas, Ralph Pike. A new organization this year at Boone High is the Barbell Club. The purpose of this club is to encourage and enlist any boy in school in body-building activities by weight-lifting. Under the direction of Coach Harry Meisel the Barbell Club sponsored an intramural weight-lifting contest. The first place winners are pictured below. On March 27 the Barbell Club will sponsor the first state high school weight-lifting contest. Boys from all over the state are expected to participate. The Bar- bell Club also plans to sponsor a Mr. and Miss Boone High. The muscle men, as a money making activity, sold cold drinks and candy at the basketball games. Good luck to this new organization. f 1 . ov Charles Prather, Secretary: Jim Pitts, Vice-President, Jim Bradshaw, President: Ken Paulding, Treasurer. MIKE LEBRUNO FRANK 'ri-ioMAs BILLY WHITCOMB KEN PAULDING CHARLES PRATHER JIM BRADSHAW JAMES PITTS ' f m fx.1ib. M el .J :sllzl . A xl eI'kl l'l'l 0U8I 6811 tina! 3 0l i CL li Xl , ,111 - 121 ,., , ,- tu. ,Ai N O O O Jyw NX -inun- TUMBLING TEAM: First Row: Joan Schultz, Joan Williams, Frances Poole, 'Merlynn Smith,,E!h3Ll.l'liHCl1. Vifginifl Miller, Belly Milton, Patsy Wright, Betty Glisson, Sc-cond Row: Fay Cartee, Ken Paulding, Phil Hayes, Bob Glisson, James Glisson, Charles Prather, Ray Cartee, Tom Black- mun. Third Row: Charley Fekany, Ralph Pike, Ed Rush, Franklin Thomas, Mike LeBruno, James Pitts, Jim Bradshaw. Not pictured: Flossic Winfree. Frank Thomas and Ken Paulding in a high hand-to-hand. ,-:ff .. r l l l f , ,sq Q, 6, ,r 1 I il X W l LN , 4 With a team of twenty-five boys and girls the Boone Tumbling Team can be seen holding regular practices in the gym under the direction of Coach Harry Meisel and Co-captains Flossie Winfree and Jim Bradshaw. Performing over Central Florida, the tumbling team, many times, working under extreme condi- tions of small stages and low ceilings, cgmefhrough with flying colors. was 54 A will f . M, , Participating in the Amateur Athletic Union Meet in Tallahassee, the tumbling team took both ends of a first place tie and a second in double balancing, a first and second in triple balancing, a first, second, and fourth in girls' tumbling and a second in boys' tumbling. Congratulations to those who participated. They are Bradshaw, Thomas, Paulding, Pitts, Blackmun, Hayes, Schultz, Winfree, and Hirsch. Co-captains Jim Bradshaw and Flossie Winfree with Coach Meisel. 7: -as as sslsawtse a-w'-Waifam. s- 'urself' xmas' ins s Frank Thomas, Jim Bradshaw, and Flossic Winfree in a standing-three- high. el 2 I X X A 2 X W F I , fn,-3,11 Ma. 00l'l8 CIOOL6 g0l lfU6LI f...,.? 5335 When baseball season rolls around, there came bays of all sizes who hope to make the team. Unfortunately, all of these hopefuls, pictured here, won't make thc squad, but we are sure that Boone will field a strong team able to stand up against any in the state. Play ball? You're outl and the game ot rhubarbs is on. America's favorite pastime, baseball, will swing into action around Boone on April 3 when the Braves play Winter Park. Coach Fati's nine will have the pleasure of playing on a brand new baseball diamond, constructed with the help of the City Fathers and the Orlando Recreation Department. The Braves will play l3 games, 8 of which are at home. Brave Followers wish the Foti-men, captained by Gerald Rooks, the best ot lack for a good season. McCracken scoops one from dirt. S. Kinlaw, outfielder snags one. COGCl'l Foti Gnd V9f9I'0I1S, PCSCC, FIOWCYS, Gnd R00llS 5 Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone Boone ME Boone. . .,.,. . . CHEDULE . . .Winter Park . . . Seabreczc . . . Deland . . Mainland . , . Edgewater . .,t. Lakeland . . . Winter Garden . . . . . . , Edgewater in K f' f if X . . . Q Fuxh 'E if ' g K K Q In 3 4' J ,F nu, ' '14 . mi. xx. fx 7 I Ia . .f9'jg.f4f,, Q 5, mf u 4 .1 1. D. 1 , m . 3- MB Fgrxj ,AY A f , , 5 1 w..v .si,1r.' ,ff - ' 'SY2.Zs 'lp A 'N qv ,W,, . . '1- Jug' in:-,K -2 ni qw M 1. y. Q-, YW in 'T 'I '. . . , Y 5 v Volleyball is a part of our daily Physical Education Program. Our girls' intramurals program is an interesting one. This year we have had regular calisthenics and have had loads of fun square dancing with the boys in Mr. Meisel's classes. We have played Volleyball, Basket- ball, Soccer, Badminton, and Softball in our regular class work. After practicing these various sports in our Girls practice basketball during class period. Will it or Won't it? daily classes, we made up our teams and chose names -crazy, appropriate, and otherwise. Miss Judy Walker is our new girls' Physical Edu- cation teacher. Although she is only a half-pint size, she keeps us girls on our toes. We feel that our Physical Education program is necessary and beneficial in our high school. The Pepsters offered stiff competition to the Senior Stars before placing as runners-up in volleyball. Left to right: .loyce Bell Betty Swann Gay Brown Montrease Russell Nancy Monroe Jean Townsend Margie Sharpe ns. A 1 1, 4 ,lf , J r,..' A: 1 ' ,fx f' L ' V JL if mg! if . ,-- v, ' yy ,W n I f 4 ' y' 5 f ' JJ , U 4' ' 4-' ,gf , 'I - -1 ,, y I 1 fjg- smfli ' ' ,-R1 ,f 1 ,,. L' QW N ,, Rf ,cf 'v 1' K 'E 1' gif' ' Q. , ,' 1,2 g,533,, .. X-., - ,-.' Ax , ,J ' If L. yi-- . xi? 7' jg . f L . ,, x . -04.182 .A f ,lk ff s 1 . J' LA 1 6 Q Q 'M N up-'y A . ,mx A-, . 'H f , . EA iwr. 11' My X !'. , nv- A W 'vu - r.-.X ' A Xfwgwx ,iffug ww- at 'vga QQ. -. ,. ., ...uedgea - M - 1 WSW V' '-' WW- pm'-5-KfK..,., Q- Tf' wi A' 1 , i .Y , , ,, '1 IEE A 1. A 'W 1: :fl a g 1 un ,Mai itxwamg ,. 4.,...., fe- k 12,rJwA X A 443' im. .f S '- . .. .www Ng' ' 'mm' MM-1nC..' L, . M 'mmf ' 7 NSW . 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ZFAIRCHILD Funeral Home Phone 8118 ORLANDO -I-0-+0-0-0--I--I-I-0--on Operated for Your Convenience ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 5-9- . 127 -0-Owlwc-0--Of-Owl-hwiwo-'O-'OM O'Q0O0P'l'dH6MO'0'0 ONO0IvO'llMI'lO0Ov'O Ovl O O'vO' -0-vo--I--0--I-Ov-lv-0--I-fi--0--0 has-but-Q-dwtwtwl-muon!-any-0-hfhfvwswno -0--0--0--9--tw vo'-0-fo--D--Q--0--0--0--0--O--0--0-0--v-Iv0--0--Q-m--OMv-l-- --of was if . J M fb PSiifj'f'yg5eesie5gM .VV fi ef 99' 9' wif . . .'4 '.'0I0Q00f04 . 'Oi' f3 Q15 fs mon ' e end rters f thcbiffd 5 O . st S S Rc Me orking 'aff' X 'Equipm new ' A IME.. NEY . .. CE . . .HEADACHES Q-Qyjgl rfpbecause 0 ' 30,000 types of items, from more , n I atlonally known manufacturers ..... QS- t f' our industrial needs. ,X ' QUQQYHARRY P. LEU, Inc. 100 W. Livingston Ave. ff Serving your Industrial Supply ORLANDQJ FLA. Needs no-out-hwvvwvvwswsm-v-v-0-anowowr-Cayo' HARRIS LAUNDRY BEATS THE DUTCH DRY CLEANING Phone 3-6455 Main Office: Branch Offices I3 N. Terry St. 421 W. Central Ave. I0 W. Washington ORLANDO ix First Graduating Class SR B ONIC HIGH SCHOOL 1I inf that is Paramount ewes L -:Qs 'X 05Pa1gnkQ1JACleaners ,A A if AP 0-so-O--In 'OUIWC' l l 'O OMONOMOWO1 flx . .pf .xfbgqgfl YQ nfl KLA pl If IWW' ffl J Qllfi I Mio 'J IL UCC I I fp' Xlz. 'I s IH- ............................ 52 r 3 I III S5 1 I ,QIF1 , an - o 0' GO D LOW PRICES ' range I Trail at Zlst Street P one 779 ORLANDO, FLORIDA I '-CMO'-Q-of-Q-if-A mwmwu-an-v -5 MOMlHlv'OvQ0Of4wOwMdwlvQ'4'-Ov04vO'0OvO0l O0O l'l'400-OvO O'4O O O O O'1O'1O O O-Q The Sp0rtsman's Headquarters Since 1886 0 RAWLINGS ATHLETIC Sl'I'PI,.lLlS 0 MARTIN OUTBOARD MOTORS KILLVINATOR SALES tk SERVICE IOSEPH BUMBY U lji, J0m'.v'-'L o 13102 t Lbs--:bv-I.. JV. 5 I 5 1 N LD,,, Off-9-awlwowof-0--o--U-0--ovo--m-0--0-me c -P09 . ' Acme GarlancLCleoriersc- CLEAN CLOTHES CRAFTSMEND Orlzmdo's Modern Drive-In PICK-UP DELIVERY Garland at Concord Phone 2-3135 Orlando, Fla. 4W.'9Q'Q'0iWQNl'9'l0PQQ' 'O .N.'lNklWOll0 THE NEW CHINA HOUSE , 252 So. Orange Ave. Serving I H ,-'- Chinese Food '1 P. 'BE True Cantonese Style -: L imb .E ORIDERS TO TAKE OUT 'f 'f Phone 3-9153 firm '-+ -mf w mwww--c-vo-+wm- nwm+ wm-0-n--o-4--Q--owen -0-of-o--on GOT A MOTORCYCLE PROBLEM- Pucketts Motorcycle Co. -HAS THE ANSWER- 2801 S. Orange Blossom Trail Phone 28-16 ORLANDO --o--o-I--O-Of-if-0-0--I-'Ono-'O-ro--Q4-0-Ov-0-0-Q-0-do-one -l--C--o-0-v0-vo--o--l--o--0--l- --0--0--0 Q.. +.onv-wanna-uwwowvwwo-v-can-an-mfnwmww g..g..Q..g..g..o..g. Mg-.--o..g., 1 Phone . I Orlando, Fla. R HAT SHOP 'glpert Dry Cleaning ,I N 231 South Orange Ave. A rl vo- M0-0-Q-0 -5 --Q- -o.-o-o 0-....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.- -Q-.nong--q..g..g.. XYYFEJJY 129 ..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g..q..g..g..q..g..i A! Q, ' X ,X ' .,,.,,.,,,.,.,.,.,...,,..,., ......,.,.,.,,.,,..,. ig.- vf f 3.11 ri - P -c' C Q7 C3-X E. B. cnocn Moses 455 f 'iid MOSES PHARMACY Orange Blossom Trail ....,.m,.,.,,.,,.s.,.,...,,,,,,.M.,,,..,u........,,.,,.o...,.,,,.. NEWMAN-HARGIS, INC. Realtors MORTGAGE LOANS INSURANCE 31 w. washington sf. PHONE 3-6461 ORLANDO, FLA. --our-0--I--v-I--0-w-40000--ow!-w--0--O--owen-0--owe--onov0-owovo--o--o--o--o+w-0--0--l-- 0--I--I-vo-'O'-Ono-Owe An Invitation to Visit Colonial Auto Supply Courteous and Helpful Service at All Times 1008 East Colonial Drive ORLANDO, FLORIDA -0- --s- --ouc--o-owe--o--o--o-o-o--o--0--e.q.....g..g..g..g..g..g.....g.....,..,.,,,.,,,,..,,., -0--ono--o--o--l--o--o--o--o--0--0--1--0--M-ow0-4--0-0-wva-Q-Q--0-I-0-anougugug-.g..g THE GREAT WHITE VANS S U D D A T H Local 81 Long Distance Moving SUDDATH MOVING 81 STORAGE, INC. 115 W. Columbia St. ORLANDO PHONE 8154 out-Qwowowowlwo-owowvmwmwbvv-havin!-1--I -0--o--0--0-4-4-4f-0--Qwv-lwv+0wo-0--0wt-w--0--l-0--o--0--i--0--of-Ov-0+-0--evo--0' -i-94--v4w0-04--OwC-4--9-h-Q-QwQ-4w0o4uowo'4wvdwl-0nMo0v0n0 , . 4 1 iwfl 266 will ii L irec or DQ' ' 'f Q'Q . . Q . . f' . Q . . '. . . . . . U'. . .4'. f '4. Q . '. . f f''f f l Q'l.'4. l l. O .''. .0'.'4. .0'f .'l. . ?f'1 . .'f'Q . .4'.' s NJUAN HOTEL 2 Bunnies coRNER 1 oN: or okLANoo's LARGEST Where Friends MGH Air conditioned BOB 8. RAY HOLCOMBE 0 32 Nom, omnge Avenue 70 N. Oronge Ave. Orlando, Flo. i ?' 'O''QNQWQWOWO'Q40Q .''Q'0. . l .l . . . f .W. O'0. .'9.l 'Q . E . . . 9'. . . . . . U'. '. . .9'f' f0.0.0 'f' .W.9'. .'0. F'. .P'P'f0.0. . .'l '. Q . .'l.4'. f U .l'. . . .4'. f 1 4. . .' . . . '4'. . . . . . .'l.4'.0P.N.0.0. '. . .' S W' h A ' S ' THE PAU LA ART SHOP me QW, gf,f:,c:,nd 'mugs Pictures - Picture Framing - Art Supplies American Sayings Telephone 2-3540 214 S. Orange Ave. and Loan Association ORLANDO. FLORIDA 311 S. Orange Ave. Orlando, Florida -I--0-0-Q0--O-O-Owl-lf-Ono'-if-owowovowowi--0-fa--m-0-fo'-vvi--I-fl--I--Q--0--I--C--0--0 -9-0-O-outa0-0--of-v0-damn--C--0000.-0-Q-0-ono--l--o--M-o--Q--o--O--0--0--0--0v0--0--c- Bishop Office Equipment Co. 37 E. Robinson Phone 9801 ORLANDO, FLORIDA -0-O-C--9-r4o4--r4w0uv4wOwM1wO--t-lw04fdw0-fv-wrfMvrQwvm-4-4f+wvu-0wl-Q-l SOUTHLAND HOBBY SHOP MODEL AIRPLANES CAMERAS-FILMS-ETC. 217 N. Main St. ORLANDO 0-0-Ong-.Q-Q-4.-g..g..g..g..q..,.....g..g..g.....g.....g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g 'm-Q--m-m-u-0--0--m-of-0--0--o-4--o--v-1--v-o--0--0-0-fmfo-il--0--0--v-o--a--o--owo--o--o-o--0- BUNNY'S GRILL FOUNTAIN - LUNCHES 45 E. Robinson PHONE 3-4750 -0-I-QQ-0-0-O-0-+0--0--0-O--u-of-0--0-Q-vo--I--0-v-0-I-owl-4-'Ont-'Ona--o-10--o--0-A-qui 'OwOwO0OwO0O0O O O O O O4'O0lHO O0OlO0OMOMOHl O'O . FLEISHER'S SHOE STORE ' Shoes For All the Family 132 SL Orange Ave. ORLANDO, FLORIDA -v++w-4f++4'fhO0-00+-m-vine-+000-9-00000-0--0--0--O--0--I-I HAL HUCKEL AGENCY REALTORS - INSURANCE 118 E. Robinson Ave. ORLANDO, FLORIDA 5 5-0v-o--i--U--0-wf-0-0-0-o-0+-I-o'-C--0v-0--o-+0--0--0-4-4-0--vw--rawmmnma--m -0--0-vo--M -0 -Q-00 0 0-wwmon--0-+v0fww0Mw++v0 Mw0++++++1 LEFEVER'S BARBER SHOP Ultra Modern 8. Air Conditioned Prompt 8. Efficient Service 43 E. ROBINSON AVENUE 5 5 -0--Mww-Q-Q-0-0 fvr-nvvuuuvom Hall Brothers Agency, Inc. Please drive carefully, you may hit one of our customers. 27 E. Robinson ORLANDO, FLORIDA Oile-O''C OMlNO O O O O'lOv0O0O0O0O0O0lMOwQ0OMO0O' i Q IHOHI'W O O4'O 0'O O'4f4'fGlMvO0Y4 O O'Qvl 0lP'P0Oe6vO0O0O'QH0'O O O4'l0O O 6 Q Relch Motor Sales 101 W. Amelia Phone 36055 ORLANDO, FLA. ? OQ'O l'M4 'l OiQ'iiiQ l O-4'0'O'44N0 l0O4 Q' + R. T. OVERSTREET, Realtor , 63 East Pine Street Q ORLANDO, FLORIDA 2 -0--0-4-wwlfw-1--Q--9-I-wf-Q-4-wwowbw-M4-0-+4--0-Quo-Ono-'Ono'-vifwfw-'O--0-'O-4 Associated Radio 81 Television, Inc The Finest In Radio and T.V. 145 N. Orange Avenue ORLANDO, FLORIDA -0f-r4-4-0-4f4-0-f0v-0w0v0--M4vm-w--l'-0--0-4-f0wh41-h-01-lvh-0--5-0--of-9-4'-0--0-4--0-Q wO1vO-flwl-4-4w0-Ow0-0n0-- -On!--two-0-so-9 --ov-mano--I--O-O-. 130 -owe.-0-10-4-va 0-w-vwmn--h- wv44vwviMwwumwk044v0+m Q..g.4..g..g.-Q.Q..Q..q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.-g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4.4..9..g..g.....g..g..g..g..g., Q..g..g..g..g..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..q..g.-g..g..g..g..g..g-.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..gAgn... THE CANDY COUNTER DUVAL JEWELRY CO. Creators of Extra Fine Confections 119 S. Orange Ave. 54 North Orange Ave. ORLANDO, FLORIDA ORLANDO, FLORIDA -0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--m-Q--0--Q--of-o--owe--o--Q-fo-0-of-on0--one--m-of-a--a--o--0--o--0--o--m-o--0--a--a -o-o-fo-o-fof-o--v-o--o--a-4-4-0--0-mwawowo--0--0-4--v-0--0-owvw-4-so--0-0'-of-0--0--0--0-so--an-o ''ONOUIWIHOH100000001Il'-D000'l l4'C O C i0'O0O1'l l''O0Ov'O O0l OlfO O''l l0'lNOl-lvlfflvlsl 94.gn.Q1uQa1'uQnQnQnQuQ.....g..g.....Q..QnQ...u.juuguyobu:QuQvlflbvobnlvjnj--Q-.QnQnQqguQ.-Q4-gn-Q., First Federal Saving 81 Loan Ass'n. S I M P S 0 N 9 S Misses Fine Apparel 17 SOUTH COURT STREET 50 N. Orange Ave. Phone 4191 Beacham Theatre Block -of-0--0--a--0--4--av-a--v-o--o--o--o--a-so--o--o-o--ovo--o--o--o--o-o--o--o--o-s--0 --0--0--0--on ..........g..,.....P.....g.....g.....q..g..g..g-.Q-4..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g.....g..g..g,....g..g.....g..g.....5 ''I''lil'NCI'DUOllI''CU'I''IU'CMO'll'OIWOMO''OMIMOf'C0000IF.V'I0I .'1O'lO O l O O Ol'l''iullelvlb !n.nQn'nQvQnQuQnQuQuQuQa.Qp.QnQq.QnQuQnQnQnvQunQnQnQnnQcvQuIasQaQooQnQsoQcnQnQaeQnQnQ4nQuQs, MATHER OF ORLANDO, INC. FULFORD VAN 81 STORAGE CO. Furniture and Home Furnishings Expert Movers and Packers of Fine Furniture 69 E, pine Street LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING ORLANDO, FLORIDA ORLANDO, FLORIDA ous--n-0--ono--o--0-was-w-awwo-o-om-o-o-w--v-o--ono-o-9--o-0--o--o--o--0--o--o--o--a--o--o--0 5..........,..,........,...........,..,...........g..............,.....,..g....................g.....g..g..,..g..... 1-CulNIMOMO'010-QHOIONIIOMGQMCMGQUOMOQQKMQQQI4'bC O l l Ol'l ll0O'fl0l O C0l--li ?.4Q0Q0Q.-ggg.Qg.qg0..Q.......,.,,.,Q,g4.y.p,g..QuQuQ4-Qu04Qn.Q1'Q1nQnining'-Qugngnegngngnglh. Denmark Sporting Goods Co. I DEUCATESSEN n RESTAURANT Opposite Post Office-Phone 8544 , LUNCHEONS North Main at Jefferson DINNERS ORLANDO, FLORIDA I 49 W. Central Ave. Phone 4986 Orlando ..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g.4.4.-0.-0-Q--9-0-vm-9-41.9.4-.g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g ..,,,,,,.,,.n.n.n lW'au'...u.n.u.n.0.u.M.u.-'.u.n.n....' n.n.n.n.n.u.u O O C O''I''I l O O0Ol'll0O0O0O1'l l l I O O'vl O l'vO0l OMO0i O O l Q O O O l' O0O . 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' lfggfflnigis PLANT F3322 830 s. or:E.'efzsl0ss0P'Trail f ,Af - I J PET SUPPLIES ORL Al f - I fl , I ..g..g..g....-0-m..g.-one-Q-.g.-anous-so-0-4-0-0-0-o..o.-Q-own-o-0-o--o-9--one-.sf-o--Q--g ...g........g..g........g..g..g.. ..g..g........,..g....p..,......i.f..!p....g..gTq.....P........g.9........ I F I Q 11 --0--ov-0--u-0--0--o-fa--0-0--a--0--o--0--on0--0-fo--0-o--Q--9-of-o-a-m-o-m-o--o--o--o--o--0--a--m 5..g..g..g.....Q.....,,.,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,,,.,4,,..,.....,..,,,,..,..,,,.,.,4,..,.,4:,,,,,.,,,, c. w. JAMERSON DICK BENNETT MOTORS I2 S. Main Street in 'I 235 genus' General Insurance - Real Estate fauiff J' ' Construction I : IQ.. I ORLANDO 0--0--0--m-o--of-0--one-s-fo--0no-Q--e--uwu-o-0-0-Q-of-n--o-0-0--m-o--o--Q-vs--s--0--0--a i..g..g.....,..,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, nv...,.,...,.,,,,.-,.,,.,,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, o--0--M-0--0--0--0--0-0--0-one--0--v-any-on-mans-wvwwom-raw:-0-wmawm-0-uw-nu 0--of-o-4--Q.-Q.-g..g..g.....g........,.,,..,.....g........g..........................g.....g.....g.....q..g..g... Parisian Cleaners, Launderers - DR P PHILLIPS COOP uwhere cleaning is an Ann Express Shipments of Citrus Fruits 155 E. R b' THREE BRANCHEZ :ZOZJRLANDO ORLANDO IFAIRVILLAD, FLORIDA 'eiI-O'0004000MONO''C''O'4KN9 HOWONFQWUOIHll'lMOvO'fO0O O C iMU'Il'vi Oe'O 'HU'-I-OI-liwlfll-vOMO l'fO CNO OHY 'QwEM0wO l O O0O-0000440--guqugngn 131 'I MA V F I --:MW.aw-MM. HIQ. Y con .gy 'tomrole HROUGH o RN , , AR o omoN ,L A 64 w. inson ' I e 22417 ' haniwv-no-wwiwu-Ourwfw-0-4-0 'S ,VARIETY NURSERY P. 0. Box 688 2502 S. Westmorelond Dr. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Phone 2I78I 0--U-av-vwvwvovv H EARN'S PHOTO SUPPLY Your Friendliest Camera Dealer 140 N. Orange Avenue Phone 4772 - ORLANDO, FLORIDA .5 -Quo- FOR REAL PROPERTY BRASS 81 HAYNIE Realtors I5 So. Main Phone 23I55 one--o-o-u-one-one-4-muono-o-o-4-o -wwfmwo-v9wMnh+-wnktwwwwh . mf-0--Q-.gup.Q..g..g..g.. -bmw!--0-Owvdwovo-'Owl-4--Owowlwtwowowou '4' O. P. SWOPE REALTOR ALL rvrrs or REAL :surf SAN JUAN BEAUTY SALON ws snrcmuzs IN HAIR srvuua 60 E. Pine Phone 25812 Phone 4441 l H 'G1' kW?OvQ f '.' BENEFICIAL PLAN HARLEY WADSWORTH LOUIIS to 33 West Central Ave. ORLANDO' FLORIDA OOI N. OI'0I'1ge Avenue i C C0l I'eOeel I C O0O rr .e-o-oMc-o-o-of-s-o-o-e-o- 0 ' JH MISL! Y Ly, DeSOTO PLYMOUTH 1 w'I'PLAYT1ME Toms - - I . n Motors ,vjglays VGam Model Craft Slmpso S I 1f214 . 01-ange.AvenueXj 501 N- Orange Ave- ' .' . i ' I I X X l KA I Tl-o u-0-o-o-o--0-o-o-o--o--0.4. Q E NA IYSQMEN SHOP SOUTHLAND MOT RS X KJ 120 S. Orange Avenue GOOD Us D A . J l Be at Ease ook Your Best in our Sportswear 33 West Central 7 No. e e X -o--of-o--u-s-Queue-va-sono-9-Queen-5 -o-0-Q-e-on 9 9 0'NEAL BRANCH CO. Fine Office Lines Since 1889 X C TR f i- r, nge lo om Trail Phone 24533 ORLANDO, FLA. I , NDC' FL RIDA -.,.,.-.,....,..L.-.m.,,.... A L u ' . I l0044iK'0O0Q'4K'0OiiQ0G, !ulO O' x A ' A' TUCKER 8: BRANHAM, INC. v A L K I N S H A W ' S Insurance dr Mortgage Loans SOUTH STREET Corner Pine 8: Court Streets 5 and 10 PHONE 7121 2403 E. South Street 132 34:ffZg.m, W G .. .Mr-. M1 -2 .R ,Lv ?,,.3 livvnl x 'f'6 1 a4'!' , I 'L 141+ Q HW VNV . ,mf-2 c.,,,.A J- i 4.kguf LW W O HOHOIIOMOHONONOQ PECHIN MUSIC STORE Pan American, Conn Band and String Instruments 216 N. Orange Ave. . . . rf., , ., .. . I ,. Q 0--lwO-'lid Central Florida Motors Co. 100 West Jefferson Phone 2-2424 LINCOLN 8: MERCURY 'O0O OvO0O0O O C' 'O O O O'lU'll l C l O ' 'llNlf'O0'O l OMO0LOf'O'lC' I , . JO'l '0'O0O0INl0'O'vOwl1 Augles Studlo of 31 res ng WALTER MENGES Home of 3 rush I- f THE sToRE .FOR YOUNG MEN 19 EH! ne SH' l V Clothier to Men f PH '- 2-1 206 North Orange Ave. '0 0 0 0 0 0' , x ' W 'ri-O'-Ofwv -I-one-0-Of-lv-I-0-of-0-of -Owe-on lll0O0ll0O0O ll ' D00 Q -4 . NU- A , ' E ERS 2 ITT sf DAUGHTERY 1 . , . . Pm Pwk' ' ' elwery V' e Ph 2-2456 P. 0. Box 3599 ' C S OM FVI K ROBINSON AT BUMBY Ph e 2-4966 0 ' 180 . gn 1 Ave. ' Orlando, Florida 'ONOQIOWC' 5000100 ' xv A , 'Y ., Q, I ,W , w-0-w-can ' WHTG .vi i E 4 THE BASSINETTE SPO TIN Q g 1 CHILDREN'S WEAR 915 hl A ue 6 Birth to 12 Years df Subteens T EAR OF XI IL ' 1024 Kuhl Ave. U O 'ONO O'lO lW00O O0O' 'OHOHOMCI NOS 'O' ,F Rl STATE THEA S Central Bedding Furniture Co. Bea on 'Q X Grand Across from the Drive-In Theatre Kuhl Ave. at Grant Street I Roxy R. s, REDMAN Phone 6763 'fl'll O0Of0l OI'O0Ol O0O l O O'lCHO'4lNO0Owlv1 - ICUOWONONOU A. ESLAURIERS TEE VEE CO. Painting and Decorating 1249 Holden Avenue Radio-Television Service FOR BETTER PAINTING CALL 24209 2011 Kulll Ave. Phone 37765 Established 1925 ORLANDO, FLORIDA --9--M-If-0--any-0-of-Ov-0-'Q-I-0 -0-of-In -0-O-I-0-of-0--0 v0-f0--O--C--0v-0f-lMivo--M-a-4ve-- 0-an-any-.pqqyqugugwp U .l'O0. O O O0l O4 0O O O0O O l' WCNIWOWOHON . . O'0O0O CARL W. CRAMER MATH EWS PHARMACY -f f 21 East Central Avenue 0RLANDO'S MOST UNUSUAL DRUG STORE Diamond Setting, Engraving Kuhl 81 Columbia Aves. Jewelry Repairing R O O'4l'0l'll l0O0O O'4O' O'4lNO l O O O0lO OMlu 'CHO-O-0000-O0 --O--l--0--tv-0--lnO--O-9--0-Q-taint-4-Q-0 -0-0-0--Of-Ov!-+0-of-ov-of A. P. CLARK MOTORS Your Plymouth-Chrysler Dealer 889 North Orange Avenue vt'-O--0--0-4--O--0--0--0-nl-was-0 Quo-9-'Owl-fl-0-0--buh g..g..g..g.- SOUTHERN MUSIC RADIOS RECORDS GUITARS AMPLIFIERS 232 N. Orange Phone 5671 LAWTON'S JEWELERS 47 North Orange Avenue REGISTERED JEWELERS American Gem Society ........,.. ................,........,... 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Q. .....g. 1' Vg 1. i 1 .,...........,l.,..,..,....,...............,....................,..,.....,,....,..,....,..... CLARENCE BROWN THINGS MEN WEAR San Juan Hotel Building DISTINCTIVE JUNIOR APPAREL For the Girl Who Knows Clothes 8 North Orange-San Juan Building Fidelity Title 81 Guaranty Co. Abstracts and Title Insurance 60 N. COURT ST, WELLER K-F CARS, INC. 37 N. Orange Blossom Trail Authorized Sales and Service DIAL 3-2573 or 6231 H0WIELL'S Office Machines Royal Typewriters 110 South Court St. TELEPHONE 2-4594 HILIIS COLONIAL H ARDVVAR ll 'I'l11' lllI4q'gf'.s'l ljtllr' Sinn' in 'l'm1'r1 1105 E. Colonial Dr. PHONE 6161 .........g.................,.....g...... J.V. CHEERLEADERS ENCOURAGE I-lOGAN'S LITTLE LAMBS. Left to right: Betty Glisson, Bonita Moore, Ethel Hirsch, Patsy Schnell, Sherry Sands, Blanche Brinkley. .1. I . VII, 0 . fjfv J ! VI ' ,lf Yflffyy I. V ILM!! f f J A R ,. lj .1-' ff A fu!! I. L 'W 3 J Q! 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