Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Sewing is one of many things learned through FHA. It must be spotless! Better the Goal for FHA (Bottom. L to R.) Mrs. D. Wilkins. L Terry, D. Brown, R. Brown, I). Sullies, E. Wisley, R. Beckett, (2nd row) SJlrgaxw D. Wilson. M. Merrill, M. lopham, H. McKinney, I). Marks, E. Fritsche, L. Vickers, (Top row) L. Ramsev. S. GofT, J. Brigance. I). Gadburv, I). Henson, J. Gadburv, M. Blaylock, M. Wall, D. Jones, B. Marks. FHA 39 Cooking is fun but wait till it s time to clean up the me»!

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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

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(Above) Jimmy Garner takes the floor. The Booneville Chapter of Future Farmers of America is an outstanding group of fine young men and suprisingly enough they even have their share of female members. The Club members study how to judge livestock, dairy- cattle and pro. ducts, poultry, land, and cuts of meat to prepare themselves for competition. They attend FFA camp in the summer and in the fall they attend the Arkansas Oklahoma State Fair and Livestock Show in Fort Smith. The main event of the year is the FFA Father-Son Banquet at which awards are presented for outstanding achievement. FFA Teaches Importance of American Farmers i ns (Below, front row, I. to r.) Mr. J. McDonald, H. Brown, E. Vories, K. Morris, R. Weaver, E. Schlinker, R. Glenn, (2nd row) L Whitney, T. Franklin. B. Cadbury, B. Bradbury, A. Brewer, J. Tabler, T. Schlinker, J. Shadden, T. Garner, L. Manes, (3rd row) R. Taylor. R. Tillery, E. tawrance, S. Goff. R. Nelson, K. Smith, R. Barnard, J. Bradley, B. Crawley, (top row) L Halford, B Goff, J. Jones, J. Roberson, J. Garner, E. Godfrey, B. Johnson, P. Brigance. 40 FFA