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

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KNOWLEDGE IS HERE Youths Seek Answers to the endless puzzles of the Universe. At Boone, ever probing, with satisfaction marking our greatest personal goal, we search through experimentation, reading and observation. We discover the wonderful world about us and find encouragement, assistance and deep pride in accomplishment. What does fate have in store for this troubled world, and how can I prepare to help preserve peace7 wonders Carole Owsley,-P reading about current events at home and abroad. 4-l 'K- y ,7l College selection is a serious problem for all seniors. Bob Napier and Marilyn Naylor cheek library brochures from various universities to help them make wise decisions. if i llll ' Strains of Wonderland by Night present a refreshing change for the scholastic mood of life at Boone, as Philip Askew prepares a solo to play for one of the senior assemblies. 7

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I I LZ 'hlxfif x Xl Queen Peggy Cody begins her reign over homecoming festivities with the traditional inaugural kiss from football captain Arthur Johnson during the crowning ceremonies. '7'f,:l. Q fx jf x v ' 'f tu X 1 , , 'N ,M K w wf 'Q' Wg' E Q , S'4i!Si 1f QU Go, Braves! Go for a touchdown, urges cheerleader Francene W' ii ' Smith during a crucial point in the annual Boone-Edgewater football game, played in the Tangerine Bowl. U Wildlife 8