Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Anyone want to be a fly on the wall to hear what interesting things Tracy Blankenship, Jeb Dobbs, and Wesley Lynch have to say? Photo by Mieke Kauffman Sandy Anglin Michelle Asbury Timothy Ault Jerald Baker Raul Ballin Daniel Berry Francis Blackburn Tracy Blankenship Carla Boitel Bruce Boren Gary Boren Melisa Bradford Kendall Brown Russell Bryan Bren Bryant Steve Bryant Tim Burrows Jason Calhoun Eugene Canada Steven Canada Eric Catlett Brandy Cessna Nichole Chase Brian Coleman Ellen Cooper Robby Crowe Paula Daniels Steve Davis GOOD FOR YOU, EIGHTH LAYOUT DESIGN BY KELLY MCCLENDON

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I Nick Remy doesn't always read the stock market report, some- times he relaxes with the comics. Photo by Ashleigh Thrasher Ryan Sloan Andy Smith Theresa Stafford Michelle Stanford Jimmy Strickland Dearl Suttles Elizabeth Swafford Ray Templeman Casey Thomas Amy Tillery Bill Tucker Christi Walpole Jenny Weathers Greg Weaver Matt Wester Clay Webb Tracy Whitehead Billy Wilkinson JaCrall Wilson Shawn Witt Mark Wooldridge Chaunnah Woosley Bill Wright Remy dabbles in stock A lot of us don't really understand how the stock market operates. Sure, we know that it has to do with our economy; but one freshman not only knows about it, but he even plays the stock market. Nick Remy, who owns shares in Growth Stock, started experimenting with stock about a year ago after he attended a community service course offered at Westark. Though the October Stock Market Crash seemed bad to some of us, Nick was glad it happened because it made prices cheaper. My stock lost a little in value, but it wasn't hurt over the long term, he explained. Nick really enjoys playing the stock market. It's fun when you keep up with everything. You can do pretty well if you follow everything closely and make intelligent decisions, Nick remarked. Though the Dow Jones Industrial Average may be important to some freshmen, it isn't to others. Danny Robbins stated, I don't really think about it; but it is like a yo-yo, always going up and down. By Ann Coggins REMY DABBLES IN STOCK

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Take It From Us Friends, family, changes we've made, and all the memories we have are just a few things that mean so much to us. But everyone has a different area that he considers more important. Photos by Mieke Kauffman I think home is the most im- portant thing. It's where you get your sup- port to do oth- er things such as school, sports, etc. Shawn Standridge The most im- portant things in my life is my friends. They can al- ways lift my spirits and they give me someone to talk to. And I think our school plays an im- portant role in that; because that is where you meet most of your friends. Eric McConnell family give me ort and help vith my school . They do gripe e, but only be- e I do stuff 5 wrong! mberly Wilson Jeb Dobbs Kelly Dobbs Jeremy Ellard Russell Epperson Gloria Franklin Tammy Gann Sherry Garner Lori Gillespie Joan Gill Casey Goodwin Maggie Gragg Cassie Gray Heather Harris Grant Hester