Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Michael Wiggins devotes most of his time to studying. Spanish students Kelly McClendon and Lisa Lippard listen intently to catch a few words they understand. Pictured below is the top ten: front row: Regina Garner, Thomas Foy, Brad Mor- gan, back row: Shelia Maxwell, Gary Gray, Eric Jones, Charley Parnell, Billy Daniel, not pictured are Jeff Ross and Susan Miller. 62 You've got that right

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Cabby Fry, Christy Weisenbach, Regina Garner, and Cathy Daniel attended Girls State this summer. Lichea Templeman enjoys writing poet- ry for her enhanced learning project. The three local winners of The Voice of Democracy contest pose with their prizes. First place, with a $75 prize, went to Russ Biggs. Stanley Sharp gained $50 dollars with second place. Jeff Simmonds won third place and $25. Honors bestowed 61

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Honor Roll and Top Ten make the impossible look EASY The perfect report card. While an impossible goal for most of us, there are those who consider it a necessary evil, either in an- ticipation of college, strict par- ents, or both. Since I plan to attend college, good grades are a necessity, said Sandy Wilson, honor student. And cheerlead- ing hasn't interfered that much. For many of us, good grades started slackening when we hit junior high and have been in a nose dive ever since. The pres- sures of after school jobs, athlet- ics events, and social activities lend themselves to the decline of our scholastic endeavors. For ex- ample, a total of seventeen sev- enth and eighth graders made the honor roll, while only 10 senior high students made it. My parents have a lot to do with my grades, said Lisa Lip- pard, the sole freshman honor student. But they don't pres- sure me to do well. Knowing the material helps me to keep up with my classes on top of athlet- ics, commented honor student Otto Fry. However, cheating and copying doesn't pay. Ap- parently keeping up pays, since college is also in Otto's plans for the future. Maintaining straight A's was not limited to these three people; twenty-seven students made the honor roll for the fall semester. Sophomores Ty Hampton and Michael Wiggins also made the honor roll along with juniors Brenda Tomlin and Martha VanAllen. Honor graduates Re- gina Garner (3.9) and Thomas Foy (3.8), and Jeff Ross (3.7) were the only seniors with straight A's Jeff Ross concentrates on trying to figure Heather Harris and Amanda Souther- out a page in accounting. land served as legislative pages for Sena- tor Bill Walters. 63