Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Senior Chorus performs their Christmas concert. Front row: Bill Tucker, Terri Earp, Andrea Gossett, Jennifer Clare, Amy Evans, Liz Nelson. 2nd row: Laura Lippard, Chaunnah Woos- ley, Tracy Whitehead, Theresa Stafford, Michelle Brigance, Pamela Hamby. 3rd row: Sheila Meiries, Ted Weisenbach, Robbie Crowe, JaCrall Wilson, Lori Day, Angela Hancock, Pete Gibson, Charles Philmon. Back row: Billy Wilkinson, Robert Powell, Stephen Ma- loy, Becky O Bar, Andrea Porter, Jim Richardson, Danny Robbins, Candy Daugherty. Beginning Band Junior Band Senior Chorus Front row: Brandie Cessna, Alice Shrader, Heather Harris, Grant Hester, Shawn Powell, Shawn Standridge, Wesley Lynch, Sherry Garner. 2nd row: Michelle Asbury, Joe Richardson, Daniel Berry, Phillip Powell, Raina Smith, Patricia Minden, Lonna Wilson. 3rd row: Jeremy Ellard, Timothy Ault, Jason Calhoun, Brian Reed, Tim Burrows, Brian Simpson, Angie Stanford, Paige Rainey. Back row: Robert Riley, Cassie Grey, Natalie Houck, Fran Hudson, Rhonda Killion, Joan Gill, Amanda Southerland, Melissa Bradford, Stacy Raggio. Becky O'Bar, Tracy Whitehead, Theresa Stafford, Sheila Meiries, Chaun nah Woosley lead the victory parade. Front row: Krista Casada, Teresa Scott, De'Anna Cox, Penny Cooper, Lis Brothers. 2nd row: Stacy King, Eva Rector, Cindy Jones, Melissa Wilkins, Dee O'Bar, Misty Smith Back row: Sheri Wielkey, Mindy Scott, Kasey Summers, Charles Turley, Michelle Hewitt, Tina Garret, Becky Sales, Lisa Robertson. 76 You can't be serious

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Paper staff Keeping up har J finds r to do Keeping up. Is it as tough as it sounds? For instance, home- work, semester tests, Shake- spearean plays, deadline week, term papers. Sometimes it is tough, especially if you are part of the journalism department. I admit, Heather Abbott con- fessed, journalism does take up a lot of my valuable time, and it really isn't that easy. The part I hate the most is interviewing. It's tough to get people to talk to you. Interviewing fellow students for news and feature articles is mer- ely the first step in publishing the Bearcat Eyes. After the inter- view, staffers must put the story together in journalistic style. This process usually means at least one rewrite — sometimes more. Jennifer Holt said, Re- writing is the hardest part for me. I never thought writing a story was so tough. Terri Dunham works during her study hall to meet another yearbook deadline. Stanley Sharp agreed, Mrs. Hampton says I editorialize! Man, it's hard for me to keep my opinions out of it. After the stories are typed, there are layouts to do. The whole class offers design plans, but Courtney Miller and Lorinda Prince usually complete the lay- out while Jennifer Holt writes the headline. Finally, the paper is printed. Stanley Sharp said, We have to make sure we print enough, or we get a lot of complaints. For the amount of work in- volved, is it worth it? Dana Smith stated, I really enjoy go- ing to sports events and report- ing what went on. To me, it is very interesting because I feel like I'm a part of the game. Courtney Miller said, 1 really like being a part of the journal- ism department, even if it is so much work. The finished prod- uct is a lot of what really matters in the end. Shirley Gill said, I plan on a career in journalism and I feel that all the hard work will even- tually help me. Shirley Gill looks through her negatives for a picture to print. Keeping up 75

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Teachers always give I'm warning you. You had better study for this test. I don't want to have you in the same class next year. How many times have you heard those lines? Juniors and seniors hear them just about every six weeks. Mrs. Phelps always advises students to study — but do they? Mrs. Phelps told us to study two weeks in ad- vance. I waited until the night before. Now I wish that I had started studying sooner, Kelly McCoy said. Well, if we don't know it by now, we'll never know it. Brigitte Oliver ob- served. Advice Many teachers give us ad- vice that will help us along the way. But like other hu- mans, teachers don't al- ways make themselves clear. When a teacher tries to explain us about college life, they always leave me more confused than I was before I asked. T.J. Herri- ford said. Sometimes 1 think they don't know what they're talking about, Marc McElveen stated. It may seem like that at times, but teachers have been out in the world. So the next time a teacher says that you will need this, don't let it go in one ear and out the other. Junior Chorus Front row: Kim Wilson, Nichole Chase, Sissy Pruitt, Christy McConnell. 2nd row: Bonnie McLaughlin, Ellen Cooper, Rob Meek, Sandy Anglin, Tina Ault, Ilene Rector. Back row: Lori Gillispie, Tonya Smith, Maggie Gragg, Candy Daughtery, Ellen Sales, Jeannie Goff. Timothy Ault practices his clari- net to get ready for the Christmas concert. Teachers always give advice 77