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

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OUR GUHL AT THE FIRST P. T. A. MEETING parents followed their children's schedules and visited their classrooms. Miss Rosemary McGlinchy discusses required reading for sophomores. PROVING that work never hurts anyone, Lou Voekel-a Boone graduate-earns part of his college expenses by working on the new wing. ANNETTE KOWALSKI and Nancy Harmon prepare posters to be entered in the Central Florida Exposition February I8-23. 5 LOVELY Judy Auger beams proudly after being crowned Civi- tan's First Lady by President Richard Swann. .: ..-, g I .il I v I mm

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WHILE DOC OSBORN enjoys the pause that refreshes, Book Store Manager Jim Hartman and his assistant, Robert Williams catch up on a little homework before the afterschool rush for pencils and notebook paper. WE G0 FUHUJHHD THAT'S MAGNIFICENT photography, comments Robert Strange, president of the Art Club, to Billy Brown and Stephanie Gladden as they study the Salem Ulf? M'a h A f-I ns U i Efrfnluia gh, Ulf flff' 5fll!7'lFllf K' fraaaao Qlouutcsmsn Exhibit. ,4 C. --... 1 E: it xi ,.,, , .,:, S an f F We BOONE AND Carl Nimnicht, Kay Chicone, Ann Price, and a S-Star Columnist, Jean Yothers, prepare to fly to New York to present gifts to Arthur Godfrev for his publicity of Orlando's Youth Center. EDGEWATER students, Jon Johnson,

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WITH AND STILL THEY COME! Mr. Robert Dav- ison adds a fourth piece of luggage for Mr. and Mrs. Kipp to hold. new 9 , RW J I AND ON BEHALF OF THE FACULTY, Mr. Leonard Stith presents Mr. Kipp with a brief case. L. to R.: Mrs. J. B. Johnson, Miss Ruth Mier, Mr. Kipp, Mr. Stith, Mrs. Kipp, Mr. Richard Jolley. FACULTY AND GUESTS enjoy a good luck dinner in honor of Mr. Kipp and his being elected to the position of Super- intendent of Public Instruction for Orange County. THE PROBLEMS OF OUR AT THE HEAD TABLE are Miss Ruth Mier, Mr. R. Earl Kipp and Mrs. Kipp Els?