Boone High School - Boone Legend Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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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

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. . . 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.