Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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FTA-Taught to Teach First started in 1966 the BHS Alta Schola Future Teachers of America has grown to lx the largest organization at BHS. The club is composed of senior high students whose plans for the future are to become a teacher and who hope to gain a better knowledge of what teaching is all about through FTA. Each member gets “on the job training'’ each spring when they are allowed to student teach. The club sponsors the annual Teachers’ Appreciation Day in which they have something special planned for the teachers. (Bottom row—L to R.) T. Nichols, B. lanam, J. Witt, R. Crowley, (2nd row) N. Michle, T. Miller, D. Linam, K. Lovett, B. Talley, 1). Wilson, M. lamdrum, T. Swift, D. Napier, S. Griffin, (3rd row) K. Oliver, G. Shirley, T. Leftwich, B. McLemore, I). Price, C. Crowley, K. McLemore, V. Lewis, C. Flicks, K. Bryant, T. McKnight, (4th row) R. Prewston, G. Lewis. M. Adair, M. Bull, T. Parker. I). Helton, S. Hise, T. Strom, J. l ewis, P. Strom, (5th row) M. Montague. M. Loyd, M. Michle, A. Topham, S. Wilkins, J. Bryant, T. Steele, T. Kenner. I). Hicks, B. Houston, D, Lewis, (6th row) M. Sharbor, L Hewitt, P. Hicks, M. Brittian. A. Caro Ian, M. Whitaker, S. Nelson, S. Brown, P. Woodard, I). Scott, B. Osborne, Mr. Elmore, (7th row) A. Wigton, G. Robbins, I). Trowbridge, B. Woods, C. Wilson, M. Puckett, K. Cunningham, M. Whitaker, I). Cole, J. Lyle.

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Quill And Scroll Use Creative Talent First organized in April of 1960, the Quill and Scroll has grown from eight members to over 28 members. Each member is required to have at least a B or better in English and Journalism, and must show some outstanding ability in the Journalism field. The club sponsors the annual Sadie Hawkins day in which all students dress for the day and take part in the special assembly. Quill and Scroll also publishes the “Quill Quotes” which is composed of original work of students. ( Below, Lto R.) Mrs. Strickland, B. Housten, P. Borum, D. Springer, G. Crowley, (2nd row ) L Muller, S. Brown, A. Garner, L Buller. G. Trickett, 1). Barnhill, (3rd row) J. foster, E. Vories, N. Martin, M. Puckett. K. Helton, A. Bradley, S. Chalfant. 36 Quill Scroll

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(Above, Bottom row, L to K.) Mrs. I). Wilkins, D. Corley, J. Witt, J. Franklin, V. Witt, D. Wilson. I). Scott. C. Me Anally, L Partan, G. Shirley, Crowley, K. Oliver, (2nd row) K. Barham, G. Lewis, C. Cunningham, K. Smee, T. Strom, P. Borum, J. Mueller, K. McL more, B. McLemore, Wagner, T. McKnighl, (3rd row) S. Wilkins, T. Leftwich. P. Fleming, M. Boersma, J. Davidson, B. Osborne, L. Pace, M. Schar! or, J. Bryant, Flippin, S. Yancy, (Back row) R. Kinney, V. Strickland, T. Steele, M. Britton, S. Brown, S. Nelson, M. Whitaker, L Quigley, A. Carlon, M. W hilak» M. Michl, T. Kenner. Girls who have taken a home eco- nomics are eligible to be a member of the Booneville Chapter of Future Home- makers of America. Through FHA, girls learn the arts of sewing, cooking, and basics of planning a home. They attend federation meetings and clinics where they study leadership and become aware of the many talents needed to be a successful homemaker. Awards for club spirit and leadership are given each year to girls who excelled in these areas. The club also sponsors the Betty Crocker Homemaker test. 38 FHA