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

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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

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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

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