Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Ladies’ choice Attention Guys! Have you ever wondered just what a girl is looking for in a guy? Well, here's your chance. You must re- alize, of course, all girls don't look for the same things in guys. We all know that appearance is important, but girls do look for other things. He has to be outgoing. I think a guy has to be very active. Some- one who enjoys sports, Candy Crawley said. Trena Adair commented, Hav- ing some looks would help, but I Martha VanAllen who is running for State Beta Secretary is discussing her strategy for the Beta Convention. think a guy needs to have a good sense of humor. Stephanie Parnell looks at how tall a guy is. I don't want to date a 4'11 shrimp, but I don't want a 7' giant, either. Some girls, such as Heather Ab- bott, look for a guy who is mys- terious. She claims that they have to be interesting. So, guys, cheer up. No matter what your qualities are, there is a girl out there somewhere look- ing for a guy like you. Ladies choice 69

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Bridgette Davis tries to decide which Mickey Mouse shirt to buy. Alice Waid gladly walks Todd Tucker off the field after he and his teammates successfully conquered another oppo- nent. Christy Weisenbach pretends to be Mrs. Smith while Cathy Daniel watches in amusement. Front row: Andrea Gossett, Andrea Wells, Sherri Fouls, Michelle Simmonds. Back row: Robert Riley, Daniel Simpson, Dee O'Bar, Mr. Watts, Becky O Bar, Weldon Gartman. Front row: J. Tanner, S. Carolan, E. Rogers, G. Gray, R. McDonald, B. Foster, A. Littlefield. 2nd row: M. BYigance, D. Posey, S. Earls, A. Duke, S. Wielkey, E. Tanner, W'. Gartman, R. Gaston, D. Means. 3rd row: T. Zornes, S. Scantling, J. McDonald, R. Aydelott, G. Stafford, J. Cessna, T. Bryant, Mr. McDonald. 4th row: M. Wilkins, T. Zornes, M Roberts, J. Hicks. D. Nelson, M. Walker, D. Simpson, M. Bradford. Back row: L. Upton, J. Mashburn, B. Julien, M. Robbins, R. Puckett, M. Scott, T. Philmon, R. Watson, C. Swafford, S. Frost. FBLA Front row: T. Foy. R. Garner, T. Adair, C. Daniel, M. VanAllen, S. Maxwell, R. Biggs. 2nd row: C. Berry, M. Littlefield, O. Fry, P. Woodall, C. Crawley, A. McConnell, L. Brothers, Mrs. Culps. 3rd row: T. Dunham, J. Elmore, C. Kitchens, L. Preston. S. Gill, A. Coggins, K. Anderson, L. Daniel, K. Fitzgerald, S. Sharp. 4th row: B. Parker, C. Weisenbach, S. Burdue, T. Hampton, J. Gibson, A. Dennis, E. Mott, A. Crain, S. Barnard, B. Morgan, L. May. Back row: L. Fuell, T. Kitchens, B. Love, L. Armstrong, B. Yandell, J. Simmonds, G. Evans, j. Simon, B Gifford, J. Ross, R. Reed. 68 You can't be serious

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Jerrie Blackshire shows some of her dance moves at the homecoming dance. Sheila Parrish looks through the micro- scope in science class. Chris Jones helps brighten up Mr. George's truck by painting it purple and gold before the state football game. Front row: Kim Mulson, Jeri Nichols, Michael Wiggins, James Schwartz. 2nd row: Sherry Moore, Ann Coggins, Court- ney Carolan, Otto Fry, Candy Crawley, Katy Fitzgerald, Mieke Kauffman, Vince Guise. Back row: Brad Morgan, Ernest Goff, Ty Hampton, Russ Biggs, Thomas Foy, Eric Mott. Wesley Crenshaw, Billy Daniel, Mrs. Goddard. Students, are you fed up with teachers? Do you ever get fed up with teachers? Do you wish you could let them know how you really feel — just once in a while? Spanish students, have you ever had a sentence counted wrong just because you had your accent in the wrong place? Beginning typists, have you ever had a whole page typed and have Mrs. Culps tell you to start over because it was one character off center? If teachers are really human, how can they be so unsympath- eric? Gabby Fry said, I hate it when teachers pressure me to finish a test. I have to take my time or I'll make more mistakes ' ers as people who purposely try to make them mad. But, have we ever looked at the teacher's view- point? Cathy Daniel tries to understand teachers; she said, I hate to ad- mit it, but most of the time teachers are right. They're just doing their job. Beth Love stated, I can under- stand why teachers are the way they are because I see what my mother has to put up with. „ x .i . Teenagers naturally view teach 70 You can t be serious ° 7