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

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TORCH SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Mary Peterson, Kay Allsbrook, Pat Heagy, Beverly Parnell, Judy Thrailkill, Frances Taylor tSecretaryJ, Beverly Acher iPresidentJ, Johnny Ariko lVice-Presidentl, Sigrid Brown CTreasurerJ, Diane May, Joyce Herndon. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Turner, Pat Gibson, Donna Wallace, Sandy Caruthers, Dottie Graham, Georgiana Felesky, Gail Ayers, Georgeanne Mintner, Julinny Grier, Martha Lenzini, Carol Kruckemyer, Jean Mellow, Sara Parker, Pat Vining. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ida Zucca CSponsorJ, Barbara Kuntz, Detra Schindler, Janet Boyd, Mary Anne White, Lynda Cranford, Virginia Moffses, Bonnie Moffat, Ellen Bear, Susan Shuman, Mary Carolyn Brown, Clare Frick, Kathi Anderson, Mrs. Ceclia Cullom tSponsorJ. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Matthews, Neal Harvey, Charles Heimburg, David Taylor, Walter Parker, Eddie Welch, Bob Bowles, Richard I-lagenston, William Goss, Jules Garnnkel. FIFTH ROW: Gerald Prophitt, Deloye Burrell, Stanley Hand, Arthur Tracht, Clayton Hendrix, Jerard Naylor, Jay Creswell, Bill Doskocz, Norman Cook, Jay Bradbury. Torch Society Promotes Leadership, Character, Citizenship Hoping they had been able to uphold the necessary B -leadership, character, citizenship-and to give average, Torch Society members met once every six needed volumes to the school library. weeks to record their grades. Consisting of former Striving for admission to National Honor Society, members of the National Junior Honor Society, the earnest Torch Society members made 1960 an active Torch Society continued to promote desirable traits and worthwhile year for themselves. TORCH SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Barbara Norman, Janet Harris, Francene Smith, Peggy Cody, Louise Carter, Beverly Jones, Faye Ward, Mary Jane Gilmore, Linda Young, Sharon Floyd, Ruth Bates, Sandra Gregory. SECOND ROW: Josephine Robinson, Ouida Swope, Margaret Sangster, Barbara Wilson, Nita Osteen, Judy Weed, Marcia Cox, Jennie Jewell, Carolyn Leary, Lynette Horton, Elzine Meeks. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Suzanne Yocum lSponsorJ, Terissa Russell, Mildred Powe, Carole Rakes, Jody James, Betty Wampler, Laura Mandell, Jeanne Minnich, Nancy Ricketts, Joan Kusnerak, Frances Koon, Gene Malone, Rodney Monaghan, Patty Bond. FOURTH ROW: Charles Gariinkel, Doug Johnston, Mark Lloyd, Jim Blankner, Diane Dysart, Jeanne Parker, Mary Hartung, Nancy Ward, Joyce Traughber, Lynn Carroll, Martha Canty. FIFTH ROW: Herschel Irwin, Carl Mclnnish, Jon Runge, Joseph Potash, Terry Suarez, Richard Redditt, Eddie Harper, Richard Ridenour, John Jackson, Joel Cole.

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HONOR SOCIETY--FRONT ROW: Dianne Vines, Lorraine Staidle iChaplainI, Sue Chennell iTreasurerD, Elke Arndt CSecretaryJ, John Kingsbury CPresidentJ, Evelyn Powers iVice-Presidentl, Sibyl Hunt CReporterI, Lin Hendrix, Jean Johnson. SECOND ROW: John O. Miller iSponsorJ, Ronald Hunt, Barbara Geyer, Allene Taylor, Judy Newsom, Susan Tuthill, Kathy Sanborn, Alice Lippmann, Pat Britt, Betsy McNamee, Martha Mac- namara. THIRD ROW: Craig Brown, Roland Weinsier, Bruce Nebergall, Bill Bariield, Pete Cumbie, Ron Damer, Bob Rudin, Sam Cacciatore, John Koblasz. New 50-Star Flag to Fly over Campus, Compliments of N.H. S. Last name first . . . This phrase echoed through the minds of National Honor Society members at the beginning of school. They then undertook their main project, preparing student directories. ln January old N.H.S. members tapped juniors and seniors who qualified by scholarship, leadership, character, service and citizenship to enter N.H.S. On Awards Day the N.H.S. presented a 50-star Hag to the school. To conclude its activities for 1960, the Society gave a banquet for old and new members. HONOR SOCIETY KNEW MEMBERS?-FRONT ROW: Calida Smith, Marcia Cox, Phyllis Bongiorno, Sandra Quates, Joy McLaughlin, Sandy Caruthers, Athalia Honeycutt. SECOND ROW: Judy Weed. Francene Smith, Ellen Bear, Ouida Mae Swope, Bonnie Trent, Beverly Acher, Kay Gaffey. THIRD ROW: Gerald Prophitt, Terry Sway, Marilyn Buchanan, Diane May, Joyce Herndon, Carolyn Leary, Johnny Ariko. FOURTH ROW: William Rice, Walter Parker, Carroll Snyder, Richard Hagenston, Deloye Burrell. FIFTH ROW: Stuart Van Tine, Charlie Hall, Frank Letton, Ken Jobson, Marvin Cartwright, Jules Garnnkel. we W hmr 'r------ --M fr WffWew -- wM f -- e -V M

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' I I ! I s 'I 'L K GREGG WRITERS-FRONT ROW: Kay Allsbrook, Sonja Gilbertson tTreasurerJ, Sylvia Richter Nice-Presidentl, Dianne Vines iPresidentJ, Pat Jones lSecretaryI, Joy McLaughlin lChaplainl, Lynne Russ lHistorianJ, Jackie Ballard. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Elisabeth Tinkler lSponsorJ, Darlene Dowda, Patsy Murray, Carolyn Harden, Barbara Gebhard, Marilyn Naylor, Linda Harper, Sandra Thorburn. THIRD ROW: Jerry Cowherd, Irene Hamly, Phyllis Bongiorno, Jo Anne Whitaker, Anne Ernest, Linda Turner, Barbara Wood, Georgina McKnight. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Powers, Anita Glasscock, Jane Bearden, Wendy Brock, Faith Christensen, Joyce Weirich, Lin Hendrix, Donna Walker. FIFTH ROW: Pat Britt, Joyce Herndon, Judi Guthrie, Jean Benzing, Jolene Warren, Mary Frances Hair, Carol Heath, Joyce Eklund. V00ll00 ll0llS, SBClBl3l'l3l w0I'll KBBD lifligg wI'llBfS llCBlllll8ll Gregg Writers alias Witch doctors! These ambitious club members spent enjoyable hours in the creation of gay red and white voodoo dolls. Donned by nearly all of the student body before the Boone-Edgewater clash, the dolls were worn in hope of Hhexingn the cross-town rival. Money accumulated for this sale President Diane Vines assists Agriculture Instructor Robert Ford as part of a Gregg Writers' school service campaign. paid for the club's two initiations. During January seniors With a B or better average received their invitations, while prospective juniors entered at the close of the school year. These diligent students also gained experience by doing secretarial work for the faculty. Congratulations! In a colorful induction, Pat Iones ac- cepts initiate Donna Walker into the Gregg Writers Society.