Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Miss Knight takes notes as Todd Tucker, Mi- chael Wiggins, and Tony Travis teach her the wishbone. Photo by Trena Adair Teresa Kitchens turns janitor attempting to clean up the horrendous mess made during float-building week while Chris Simpson su- pervises. Photo by Trena Adair Christi Walpole isn't exactly turning the tables, but she is turning around to visit with some of her friends. Photo by Trena Adair

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 It was cheating, Michael insisted. We warned her if she did it again we would have to have a student-par- ent conference. i» ' Spanish II and football. Nothing in common, right? Not as far as Tony Travis, Todd Tucker, and Michael Wiggins are concerned. Michael explained, Miss Knight refused to attend our games pro- claiming to have a disinterest in the sport, which we diagnosed as a lack of understanding of the rules. Therefore, the three football play- ers took it upon themselves to see that she had some lessons in foot- ball. Every Friday after the pep rally, they went to their Spanish II class armed with their latest questions they had prepared for Miss Knight's weekly quiz. I was ecstatic about the oppor- tunity to broaden my field of knowledge, claimed Miss Knight. My three instructors were well- qualified people but they had little to work with ' she added with a laugh. We taught her about offensive and defensive formations, what each position's responsibilities were, and what the special teams were for ' explained Tony. When we gave her a test at the end of her lessons she made a 60 on the offen- sive part and a 65 on the defense; but she cheated on the last part, so it was counted a 0. I did NOT cheat, argued Miss Knight. I just asked Coach Scheel to help me. In fact, the test was so hard even he didn't know some of the answers to the questions! It was cheating, Michael in- sisted. We warned her if she did it again we would have to have a stu- dent-parent conference. Actually, Todd said, I think she was pretty excited about it. She wanted to prove she could learn it. Yeah, Tony agreed, She thought it was fun as long as it didn't interfere with Spanish! So you see, we've disproved teachers' favorite cliche: It's harder for me to make out tests than it is for you to take them. Michael, Tony, and Todd will all agree; after years of taking tests, it's nice to see a teacher struggle through one! Todd pointed out, She really didn't know one thing about foot- ball. We figured since she had three players in her class, she ought to learn about it. It also gave us a chance to show her what she put us through! By Shannon Dunn. GOOD ENOUGH

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 Jill Elmore does her part in the FBLA installation ceremony. Photo by Mieke Kauffman GOOD CONNECTIONS LAYOUT DESIGN BY MARC MCELVEEN Joining clubs helps me stay active in school and I enjoy being a part of the changes that take place. -Ashleigh Thrasher Photo by Ric Lunsferd I Why do you join clubs? I join clubs so I can skip school to go on interesting trips. (Giggle). - Sherry McLaughlin Photo by Jill Chalfant