Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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THAT'S WHAT WE THOUGHT Mr. George gets the seventh graders pepped up in one of the pep rallies. Photo by Trena Adair Russ Biggs gestures to make his point about the literary magazine of which he's editor startling Mrs. Hampton. Photo by Trena Adair ' Heyyy! School's almost out. Only one more year ' exclaims Katy Fitzgerald as the year comes to a close. Photo by Trena Adair

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That’s what we thought That's some of what's new, and some of what's old. Every year has its own flavor; this year the bitter sweet taste of change has been dominant. Everything from new standards to new teachers has hit us. We said good- bye to two old friends: Mr. Prewett and Mrs. Crawley, and welcomed two new ones: Mr. Atchley and Miss Fer- eck, replacing Mr. and Mrs. Culps, who retired last year. The faculty met the Governor's standards and planned to forge ahead to make the students excel above the expected level. Mixed in with that change has been the spice of victories in many areas- from the traditional football to the not-so-traditional choir. The football team's appearance in the playoffs set a new record of twelve visits out of eighteen seasons the playoffs have been an institute. Beth Love won the talent competition at the State Beta Convention and will represent the school and state at the national con- vention in Little Rock in June; Scotty New gained a place in the All-Region Choir; the band won two contests; and the FBLA won its usual array of tro- phies at business skills competition. The activities of the year left memo- ries both good and bad, and no other year has — or will — leave the same impressions on our lives. Well, that was the year as we saw it. We included the why as well as the who, where, and when. To the seniors, we bid a fond farewell; to the seventh graders, we extend a hearty welcome. 1987-1988, a very good year. By Eric Nelson n L GOOD AS GOLD LAYOUT DESIGN BY MARC MCELVEEN

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Is this the end for Ric Lunsford? Marc McElveen helps Ric escape from year- book camp. Photo by Mieke Kauffman LAYOUT DESIGN BY MARC MCELVEEN