Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Discovering the Wonderful World of Books ; I @ fc t (Above, front row, L. to R.) Mr. Elder, J. Franklin, L. Partain, T. Hall, (2nd row) J. Davidson, L Hamilton, D. Griffin, V. Bonds. The Libracats are a service club whose chief goal is to make the BHS library a better place. They help main- tain the library by serving as library assistants, helping other students locale books, then checking them in or out, and filing them correctly. Mr. Elder is sponsor of both the Libracats and the Reading Club. The Reading Club was formed to get stu- dents interested in books and in read- ing. During their meetings Mr. Elder talks about different books and about the countries in which the stories are told. Mr. Elder, sponsor of both the Read- ing Club and Libracats. Magazines are plentiful in the library. (Below, front row, L. to R.) S. Martin, P. Showen, K. Fennell, (2nd row) S. Gadbury, M. Garrett, S. Michael, R. Goff, P. Houston, D. Garman, (3rd row) T. Horton, P. V( atls, S. Vk risen bach, Y. Goffin, C. Waid, J. Harper, E. Abbott. Reading Libracats 43

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Scientific Experiments Broaden the Mind (Above) Members examine a tool of science. The Science Club, first started in 1960, is still going strong. The club is made up of students whose interests are focused toward some phase of science. Each member is allowed to work in the fields of special interest to them. The Science Club sponsors the annual science fair in which each member is required to enter an exhibit. Winners of the fair are taken to the regional science fair. (Below, front row, L to R.) T. Springer, L Butler, A. Garner, P. Lunsford, M. Gatlin, L Waid, T. Swift, T. Nichols, (2nd row) R. Bangs, S. Hise, Fuller, R. Barnard, R. Helton, E. Vories, L Phillips, G. Barnard, S. Underwood, (Back row) A. Wagoner, M. Puckett, D. Schneider, C. Wilson, Trowbridge, I). Green, M. Davidson, C. Chalfanl, G. Mueller, G. Hardin.

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Band Strives Under New Leadership (Above, front row, L. Io R.) J. Williams, M. Green, L. Haller, L. Quigley, H. Juntila, J. McLaren (2nd row) K. Since, L. Wade, S. Underwood, Boersma, V. Bonds, A. Garner, B. Linam, L. Phillips. G. Barnard K. Simpson, C. Hicks (3rd row) M. Davidson, T. Nichols, R. Scharbor, A. WigK M. Puckett, R. Barnard, S. Griffin. W. Walker, M. Gatlin. R. Carter, G. Logan, (Back row) Mr. Hall, D. Scott, B. Holcomb, T. Swift, R. Garret, Schroyer, P. Lunsford. (Above) Lisa Haller and Pam Lunsford, 1975-76 majorettes. The BHS Band is one group that gets going early and goes full force throughout the year. They begin practic- ing in the summer for the many pep rallies, parades, football and basketball games that lie in store for them. Between all these different activities they somehow find time to prepare for the annual Christmas concert and for the regionals which are held each spring. There each member performs before a panel of judges and then they are ranked accordingly. Another activity includes Senior Clinic in which members compete with band students from different areas in order to perform in regional band. It’s a lot of hard work and many hours of strenuous practicing but it pays off in the end. Greg Barnard, Drum Major. 44 Band