Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Sharlene Downs and Nicky Abbott rush down the hall in an attempt to beat the Nah!! Dare you to take my picture! Hey, Hey! Take a picture of me, please! tardy bell. Brad Taylor yells. Stephen Reed screams. 28 Don't you forget it Melissa Goar and Sheree Downs hurry down the hall to keep from being late for class. Kasey Summers attempts to hide from the photographer. It's a shoot-out at the Senior Corral as Dana Robinson draws on the camera. a--

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Susie Greenbush whispers to Lisa Charla Godfrey passes the class Armstrong, When is this class go- time by talking to Amanda Dennis. ing to end? Maurie Gray says, Oh, it's about time for the bell to ring . right now. Pam Brahier and Leslie Sales listen intently to the teacher as they wait for the bell. What time is this class over 27

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Smile, you're on Campus Camera Hey, look! There's a photogra- pher! Try to get his attention; that way we can get our pictures in the yearbook. Many students want to be in the eye of the camera and have their picture taken as much as possible. As a result, they make every attempt to catch the pho- tographers attentioin at pep rallies, special assemblies, lunch, or wherever else they find the opportunity. Eighth-grader Pete Gibson likes to have his picture taken so that people will see him and hopefully boost his popularity. But there are also students who detest having their picture made. Shirley Gill said, I hate having my picture taken. I'd rather be behind the camera instead of in front of it. Photographers have their prob- lems, too. Not only do they have to worry about focus, light set- tings, and dirty lenses, but their subjects must also cooperate. Some people just won't hold still! complained Melissa Par- rish, yearbook photographer. They make faces or stick out their tongues. Others hide be- hind their books or friends. It gets pretty aggravating some- times. Campus camera 29