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

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4-o fr PROLOGUE rv J l l....l 1 l szl autum n mul . . mumnmilsunnmuimuunsmauimunnumn1.uunsaam.u1 T. , SE ' 1zgfJ7 ' -Nh 2-X fm S az. K xx X.. i'- X -x -A .Eg 's.X. LT It was on a spring day nearly four hundred and fifty years ago that three small ships under command of Juan Ponce de Leon set sail from Puerto Rico in search of a land of gold K . and luscious fruits and of a fabled spring whose ' I waters possessed the wondrous gift of youth. In the centuries T that have passed since its moment of discovery on ,X y .dh Easter Sunday, 1513, that land has in undreamed of ways X' M0114 more than fulfilled the fondest hopes of the Conquistadores. Through the years, people who believed in that Land have invested their money, their time and their very lives Q 1 to make it great. It has, in the longest recorded history of any part of the United States, been devastated by Indian D B wars, wracked by Nature and impoverished by the A War Between the States. But it has never faltered a Eafnflf - moment before rising again to accept the endless challenge that is the Future. Today that land is not only a great O state but also a part of a great Nation. Above all, G .JE we are . . . Americans. It is the future of America which our 5 O K generation holds in its hands. Through study of the IC P4 history of our State, we hope that we may iind a clearer U realization of our Heritage, we hope that in gaining H a better understanding of the Past, we may acquire an appreciation Z for the Present and find an important tool with which Q, fp to build in a bright and promising Future. I K Vi . Inspired by these hopes, the staff chooses for the 2'-J 1961 Boone Legend its timely theme-the measureless concept, 1 the Land, the Heritage and the People that are . . . Florida. All . i 0' -Q,,-... ' ' 'I ' f' 1 1 W-..1:,'.: 'b 0 if 196, of - .t 1- l-13-,e':1-' 25 1, t Pe Q- v ---- ' 2 .. ' ':11. . 1, Q, .-,.-:-' ..v-.-,-.- C -1-5-sg , ' 1..-: - ,SLU ' x ' 9' gh .. .ij-'SIf.P':'P ,:1 f 5'.-'ziyf' Qo,-. -QQ.-,'.. . . - .MA . .Q . ,..-,.. . . - - ..'.Q'.'::.-.'.,'.-s..,.-' , - ,Q3-1 ,,QQ1.'cQ Q l --'- - -'.-- .-'.-'q.'..'.-. 4 A 4o'.'Qo'.4 oJOl,q'. Qi. ,Q ..'- ' ' 1' Q CQ 1 ' CQ 0 O I. Q Q Q 1. QQ Q Q.'Q 0 , v Q-.-' Q-.:.,' 2 ,Q-,.' .. Q'.',- Q -..,.-.. ., gg.. -. .--.-.-.-. ' ,- -.- - .-..v'Q.-.,,..g-, 3Q'.',..-,. , M , zo r n . ..:.-.-.-.-1-.n.-m-.:---:.-.:-:-- F Q -e or 'F . -' , .Q 0 -QQ' Q QQ' Q11 , 0 : -,-K,-A 1 - - ---.-1::113f.-1952: ri-r11'.'-3:24-1:-' f -3.:-3 .4 .- .. --' ' --'.--- - :v-. L' A -: .:-1.-avi: -1:-4'-11:-:fra I'-1-3 -. ...-,...',..-Q.,-.e-7 . .-.':,,- - ..vQ,... 31- 'QQ' ',.QQQ,Q . . ,v, .,. '.a.. QQw,', .,.Q, Q. ,., QQQQ Qu. Q,QQQQ ,,, 0 ,'.'. 'Q :Q0,Q.:,1Q:.Q1: 'Q'.,.' - N...-.A . .,.:...:...3t,..,. . .' Q Q Q Q QQ , Q 'Qi 'Q Cl O I l Q I' H1105 , . , .-L.: -:.,'3..':.,'-3.- . - Q Q Q , Q .' , . .Q3 ' 41.3. .. '.:g, .Q. Q A111 - - '- -' .-1 :I-'-'-.f-1:'-'I-. . . ..'. .. -., .',.:..,u,., ,Qu 5 Q. Q . a'.Qo Q Q ,QQ Q.. 1 -Q 4,.., .Q.., QQ.,Q.QQ . ... - - a'Q-Q, '. Q.'Q:Q.n,Q' eg UO.. ' n P, I Q Q, v,Q.'Q.-'.-,QJ:QH,'Q'oQ - v . : Q,',.Q.,Q.Q ,Q,.c '.oQ, . .- ,.,.,,'. .,-'g.'-Q. , an ' Q gg Q' xi: , . . . . . . ,. . . -Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q. -Q.4.QQQ:.Q,Q ,Q,4,Q4 , . Q ' 1Q,' ,'Q 'Q'QQ,-Q'QQ Og. gl ' Q. . 'QQ . Q Q Q' 0 0.-' 0 -,,,Q:, ,,1 Q,Q ',QQQ. - Q 10 ' V . Q-v., ,QQ-Q Q. QQ - :.-'--.:.-If-:-'.-'z 'P'-1 - '.'-:-'I:-':.'.'lIQ'-'- -115 , . Q.f,4-..,,'Q'..QQ, Q: V CQ 1'40 n 'Q 1 1 I, 3. ,-,,. ..- .Q .., . 4 , - .'- ...'--'-.-.--.. ..-.'-..-, -. ' . .Q . - . Q. -g .Q s -,- , . . .v.' .-lt ,-0 - . ' ,'.. l , ' Q ' - lv. -'Q.::,Q 'lllllllllP'lll'-'llllllll1HH!-lllllllllllIll1'lHll 'llwiHW - 1 illllllllllllli Mlw rxlwvg S

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ix N fi 2 2 i 2 a 1 Every morning a quiet hush hovers over the entire student body, honoring the symbol of freedom and peace, during the flag raising ceremonies conducted by the band officers. 4 BOONE IS HERE ld Glory ls Raised bells ring, people bring morning conversations to a halt and scuriy to familiar classrooms . . . another school day begins. Working together within these halls, students and teachers mold thought and act into the promise that is Tomorrow. The hopes, the joys, the disappointments, and most of all the dreams inspired here, make Boone not just a building but a Place in the Hearts of all of us.