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

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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.