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

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Basketball princess Babs Holslein, chosen from the cheerleaders by members of the basketball team, was officially crowned by the captain at the Boone versus Evans game. X uhwxdl ix 'x Anxiously anticipating the cue to begin his part, Sam Kinney marks his place and nervously watches other prospective members of the cast try out for the senior class play. During this process at the bank, all checks are properly stamped and filed, explains Mrs. Yocum to Sharon Curtis and Marvin Heekle while outlining the life of a check. 12 l- R' gevw' be 'AU : 41-55 ,, .Z ffff' ,65- 'kgff Un rm ffgff' :tif ,Q SM .vi , e N -1...- ww ' 1' A - 1 - - s 'I 1 4 SN - Wx Y' 4 rsfff J' ' f 1 -' ew- A . ii, . - . M- - 'sw 5' . if . ' i W 2 if-P12 1' v H I 'gi f WA ,., s . , uv f l Q 1 I l U 1 i fu f l Q Ah xg , fi ,q ..,Y'2.,Q1 .V 5134 ! Y -J 1-H -.-,, , l 1 N X Jsm,,4,,,,,, A 1-, L52-4:-3 2 4.-1-32 ' ,L we 1:12 -, 272.4 ' Y wifes X' . 7- ,, -'7 ' ,571 .4 -... N, 9 Q05 0 Q 1 N55 vs, State Song ifi .

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TOMORROW IS HERE A Year Passes and with it pass the familiar faces and laughing voices of a senior class. We leave tempered by a smattering of experience to face the responsibilities and privileges, the trials and triumphs of life in our democracy. Passing for the last time through the schoo1's doors, We turn with confidence to face the mysteries of tomorrow and step out into an adult world. 'We realize how much we owe to our teachers and parents . . . ear- nestly declares student speaker Karen Brimble at tlze 1960-P Graduation Exercises held in the Tangerine Bowl. 14 Tvx, A N ,X f 'fa M - ,,Q.jf .- 25 L .X Q... - 2ws.w - ' .x svlzsx Q b X P X ,x X XX! XNNNB!lxxD ' , ' V ' 'ig - ' li l.-,giant Zig it M if - X - S M0411 , f 'fl-lffff.fX1.f Wofldiv first commfrrial airline- Izetwrrn Tampa and Str Petersburg-1914 The year ended, senior Judy Wood leaves for the last time as a 1 4- student of Boone, with a better understanding of how to meet the world and solve its problems more intelligently.