Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Lani May displays the hottest new looks in hot rollers after a volleyball practice. Early morning perfection isn't limited to clothes and make up — Courtney Miller finds Mrs. Hampton expects (and gets) it with the yearbook. During the first period senior high girls athletics, Brigitte Oliver, Teresa Scott, Brenda Tomlin, and Tresa Adair hurry to get ready for their next six classes after a hard workout. 30 You can't be serious

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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

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Early morning perfection To get up and get ready for school in the mornings is no easy task. It would be easier if we could just jump out of bed and into our clothes and ever- ything fall into place, but to achieve the look we want takes time. Some students get up at the crack of dawn to allow them time to get ready. Bobbi Temple- man starts her day at 5:30. This allows her to listen to the radio before coming to school. It kinda eases my mind, she said. Maurie Gray doesn't need that much time. Setting her alarm for 6:40, Maurie has plenty of time to shower, dry her hair, put on make-up, then eat. To catch a few more ZZ's, some students think of ingenious ti- mesaving devices in their early morning routines. Bill Gifford dries his hair in front of the heater vent. It beats going to the trouble of plugging in the hair dryer, he said. Not to mention putting the hair dry- er back in its storage place, huh Bill? Sleep is so important to Stacey Kennedy that she waits until Kelly McCoy arrives to even get up. But that's not the usual. Most of us go through a lot of trouble to achieve early morning perfection because, as Tina Gar- rett said, I want to look good in front of my friends. Brigitte Oliver stares absently into the mirror and thinks Gosh, another day at BHS! Second period Geometry and Todd Tucker has yet to fully awaken from a hard night’s sleep. Early morning perfection 31