Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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After its second year at BHS the Future Business Leaders of America are still going strong with their monthly meetings and various activities. They started the year off right by being the only club to enter a float in the Homecoming parade. After the excite- ment of Homecoming was over the members settled down to more serious matters, such as having local business- men talk to the club. Membership is opened to any student in grades ten through twelve interested in the business field and who is currently enrolled in a business course or was pre- viously enrolled in one. Their money-making project is the annual King Queen of Hearts Con- test. FBLA Prepares Business Leaders for the Future (Below, fronl row, I. lo r.) N. Martin, J. Lewis, S. McLean, T. Miller, I). Springer, I). Lewi», M. Montague, Mrs. J. Culps (2nd row) P. Woodard, I). Hicks, li Houston, T. Scott (top row) L Hewelt, R. Stone, J. Stone, I). Mclntire. (Above) Nan Martin represents FBLA in Miss BHS Contest. (Below) Debbie Springer, president, shows one of many talents.

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Student Service Clubs Great Help at BHl Student Council, founded in 1950, is a student service club. It is the main governing body of the school concern- ing students. The council plays a large role in the school, such as taking charge of the Homecoming parade, and decorating for Christmas. Under the direction of Mr. Gene Lit- tleton, the club encourages good stu- dent-faculty relationship and tries to better BHS by providing some of the things needed. Another important group of people taking part in the school system is the fire marshals. They are kept busy with fire drills and checking to prevent fires. (Front row, 1„ to R.) B. Dupree, S. Young, B. Tomlin, J. Boersma, Mr. G. Littleton (2nd run: Miller, P. W atts, S. Ray, k. Oliver, J. Williams, S. Brown (3rd row ) B. Houslen, W. Walker. Phillips, R. Banard, G. Banard, R. Helton, P. Lunsford. (Below, I. to R.) D. Jones, M. Wall. T. Davis, S. Martin, K. Fennel.

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 BHS Scholars on the Go! The Senior Beta Club, started in 1957, is an organization devoted to strengthening character and leadership in its fellow members. Membership is open only to grades tenth thru twelfth and to those with a B average in their grades. The club sponsors the annual Mr. M iss BHS contest in which the girls in competition are judged by their beauty, talent, and poise. The boys are chosen through penny contributions. The Beta banquet is one of the high- lights of the year along with Beta con- vention. (Bottom row, L to R.) L. Wade, J. Williams, G. Barnard, S. Underwood,S. McLean. M. Boersma, I). Ken- nel, (2nd row) P. Borum, A. Wagner, k. Smee, L Phillips J. Hardin. L Haller. M. Green, K. Morris (3rd row) Mrs. M. Guise, L Mueller, N. Martin, E. ories, G. Crowley, I). Puller. I). Springer, S. Chalfant. L Butler, (Back row) C. Chalfant, G. Trickett, B. Wilkins, K. Helton. R. Underwood, P. Lunsford, k. Smee, A. Bradley. B. Brew ester.