Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Staff Accepts a Challenge (Above, L lo R.)Mrs. Strickland, A. Hamby, A. Brewer. I). Springer, J. Muller, P. Bo rum. I). Barnhill (2nd row) L Vi aid. T. Leftwich, A. Wagoner. J. Williams, A. Garner, S. Brown, L Butler, R. Crowley (3rd row) 1- Phillips, J. Bradley. M. Wood, A. Brewer. M. Puckett. K Helton. Y Marlin (Back row J. Bryant. M. Loyd. B. Wilkins, D. Green. A. Bradley. B. Housten. Becoming aware of the many varied happenings around them, cooperating with fellow workers, learning such tech- niques as how to write features, news stories, and editorials place much responsibility upon these students. Under the guiding hand of Mrs. Lavonne Strickland, those who accept this challenge write and publish the Bearcat Eyes. (Below) Dwone Scott. Bearcat Eyes Typist Paper Staff 47

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(Above, L to R., front row) M. Wisley, E. W is ley, M. Johnston, I). Carmen, I). Suttles, Si Martin, R. Beckett, (2nd row) R. Parish, L Scantlinc. V Jones, E. Abbot, C. Hill, S. Young, R. Hodges, R. GofT. The Chorus plays an important role at BUS. It is composed of students w ho wish to build their singing abilities and to build up their ow n self-confidence so they will be able to perform in front of large audiences. And performing in front of large audiences is just w hat they do. From singing on the familiar stages at BHS to stages of surrounding schools and local Christmas festivities. They also participate in the Northeast Regional Tryouts at Westark Junior College. ( Below, L. to R., front row) k. Glenn, S. Carlyle, L Eperson, J. W bite, S. Hockott, T. Leech, I). Morris, R. Farmer, (2nd row) V. Alcorn, J. Bryant, B. Nelson, A. Mikles, K. Oliver, S. Bess, I). Lewis, R. Finney, A. Scott, (3rd row)T. Leftwich, A. Hamhe, B. Hill, I). Scott, L Partain, D. Dickason, M. Green, A. Wagoner, B. Talley, (4th row) S. Yancey, S. McLean, R. Ashley, M. Michl, D. Hicks, T. Miller, J. Gadberry, K. Smee, M. Scharbor, (5th row) P. Hicks. L Hewett, T. Mott, S. Franklin. B. Osborne, A. Wig ton, L Haller, P. Woodard. L Mueller, (Back row) M. Glenn, K. Smee, B. Goff, B. Woods, E. Godfrey, k. Cunningham, J. Lyle, R. Young, H. Juantila, k. Stephen. 46 Chorus

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(Above, front row, I. to r.) M. Scharbor, T. Nichols. L Partain, C. Nichols, B. Krepps, M. f (2nd row ) P. Austin. E. Wisley, S. Day, E. Fritsche, K. Napier, l. Icsii-r S.JBaijds G. Martin. Bryant, J. Bryant, (3rd row) P. Green, S. Duke, S. Martin, M. Andrews T. Green flop row Rogers, J. Cadbury, D. Gadbury, D. Springer, P. Watts, P. Leslie, J. Brigance. — Everyone at BHS has a chance to study music. Mrs. Gwendolyn Skinner instructs both piano and organ. Her students lean read music, the signs, the chords, and study about the lives of the Masters. Most important is the appreciation they learn. To learn music is to enjoy it and Mrs. Skinner’s pupils learn something they can use. Many win talent contests while others ( for various churches and organizations.