Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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 Everyone pushes me around be- cause I'm a seventh grader. The older people like to do it because they know how it feels! Paula Davis If it's not one thing it's another. Seventh grade — it almost explains itself. A new school, new teachers, and six years of new experiences ahead of them. Problems with lockers and schedules are just the beginning of the daily turmoil of seventh graders. So for many, the saying, Just take it one day at a time would be most appropriate. Photos by Trena Adair High school is such a big place; it's hard to get to know all the people. Larry Sims Take It From Us COOP FOR YOU, SEVENTH LAYOUT DESICN BY JENNIFER SIMON Chris Boiling, Troy Garret, Eric Glasgow, Steve Kuric, and Jason Weaver burn a little energy dur- ing lunch hour to make up for lost recess time. Photo by Trena Adair

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Heather Harris spends her Mon- day study hall at the grade school teaching French to third graders. Photo by Mieke Kauffman Harris teaches French What's the closest you've ever come to France? Sitting at Ken- tucky Fried Chicken eating an order of french fries? Well, Heather Harris has come a little closer. She hasn't actually been to France yet, but because of her interest in France and its culture. Heather is learning the French lan- guage. Heather attended a Foreign Language Camp sponsored by Arkansas Tech held at Subiaco Boys Academy last summer. All of our meals were French food. We learned the names of our food and how to ask for things in French,” Heather ex- plained. But that's not all; she's teaching what she has learned to a class of third graders. Not many people could handle teaching their own language to children that age, but Heather's bubbly personality and love for children make it easy for her to teach French to them. As she answers questions and helps them pronounce words, she keeps a sparkling smile on her face. Heather admitted, I love to see them learning from what I teach. I feel like it's worth all the trou- ble I take sometimes just to know they're interested.” All this learning and teaching is leading up to something. Heather, like most teenagers, has an ul- terior motive. She is work- ing to reach her goal as an exchange student. Heath- er's dad has promised her a semester or year of school in France if she can keep up her grades here. By Kim Mulson HARRIS TEACHES FRENCH

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TAKE IT FROM US Amanda Adair Kevin Adair Justin Andrews Carla Bailey Edgar Baker Shawn Bledsaw Chris Boling Ray Bradley Blain Brigance Daniel Brown Charles Brownlee Jody Calhoun T.J. Campbell Renee Cates Michael Chalfant Jason Copeland Jon Cox Rondol Crenshaw Paula Davis Sean Davis O.J. Delp John Doyle Amy Draper Reed Dunn Nathan Evans Melissa Fisher Corry Ford Troy Garrett Beth Gibson Eric Glasgow Amy Goff Daniel Gray Samara Hackworth Jeff Hall Patrick Hall Jennifer Hardin Julie Hatcher Misty Hughes Robert Hurst Natalie Jester Chad Knox Loretta Kuric Steve Kuric Alan Leslie Lesley Lippard Jolene Littlefield Shelly Makus Sean Maxwell Randy May Candy McClure Denise McKinney Katy Means Becky Meeks Julie Meeks Mark Miller Dale Mitchell