Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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 - GOOD CONNECTIONS LAYOUT DESIGN BY JENNIFER SIMON Martha Van Allen, Us Brothers, and Jennifer Gibson discuss plans for the FBLA Installation Banquet. Photo by Trena Adair Lis Brothers, Stephanie Parnell, Doylene Smith, Betsy Hicks, Cindy Tillery, Pam Brahler, Michelle McConnell. Listening intently at the FBLA installation banquet are Jeri Nichols, Kim Mulson, Jeff Smith, Leon Fuell, and Greg Evans Photo by Mieke Kauff- Front Row: Jim Tanner, James Mashburn, Joel McDonald, Jay Cessna, Steve Earls, Buckley Foster. 2nd Row: Hazen Hall, Sherry Scantling, Stephanie Parnell, Katy Fitzgerald, Sheri Wielkey, Alan Duke, Matt Brigance. 3rd Row: Marty Cessna, Gene Stafford, Ricky Aydelott, Danny Spain, Gary Whitehead, Ryder Gasotn, David Posey, Sonya Dempsey, Jerry McDonald. 4th Row: Dale Means, Kris Westbrook, Kit Westbrook, Tony Zornes, Richard Watson, David Nelson, Charles Philmon, Jim Finney Back Row: Heath Ewing, Chuck Swaf- ford, Bobby Hunt, Britton Julien, Rob George, Joe Hicks, Nickey Abbott, Frank Johnson, Matt West- er. Office workers

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 Chaunnah Woosley, JaCrall Wilson, Christy Walpole, Mieke Kauffman, Beth Love, Shannon Dunn, Ashleigh Thrasher, and Kim Erlinger dance to Hot Wire during a pep rally. Photo by Trena Adair What do dedication, a new look, and hair dryers have in common? The band members reply, Band contest success! Band members were not only dedi- cated to practice, but also to raising money for new band uniforms. They held a car wash, in which Wal-Mart matched the amount raised. Kelly Robinson said, It was hard work, but it paid off. Fundraisers, donations, and contributions raised the seven thousand dollars needed for new band uniforms. The new uniforms added a new look to the football field. Jennifer Cal- houn said, We were holding the old uniforms together with safety pins. During the halftime show of the Greenwood game, the band marched for the last time before a contest the next morning. Rain began falling; un- daunted, the band went on. By the end of the show, the new uniforms and the feathers on the hats were soaked thor- oughly. When the feathers didn't begin dry- ing on their own, some parents and members had to drag out hair dryers and blow every single feather dry. The volunteers returned the next morning at 5:30 to begin a journey to the Locust Grove, Oklahoma, march- ing contest. All efforts paid off when the band marched against Oklahoma bands and won first place in AAA competi- tion, one division higher than their classification in Arkansas. A week earlier, the band had won first place in AA and Best Horn Line at Lincoln, Arkansas. By Lisa Lippard Junior Band Front Row: Timothy Ault, Brandi Cessna, Alice Shrader, Stacey Raggio, Michelle Asbury, Lonna Wilson, Shawn Standridge. 2nd Row: Amanda Southerland, Paige Raney, Cassie Cray, Rhonda Killion, Tera New, Raina Smith, Joan Gill. 3rd Row: Phillip Powell, Jason Calhoun, Brian Simpson, Patricia Minden, Fran Hudson, Melissa Bradford, Heather Harris, Jeremy Ellard. Back Row: Grant Hester, Danny Berry, Brian Reed, Joe Richardson, Tim Burrows, Jason Bryant.

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Ill FBLA prepares I was proud but worried that I didn't know enough to compete against older, smarter students, Kim Mulson commented after being cho- sen to compete at the FBLA Leader- ship Conference. Over twenty other FBLA members besides Kim were chosen by Ms. The- resa Fereck to participate at the Dis- trict and State Conference. These stu- dents were selected according to aca- demic ability and success in business and office techniques. After being appointed, each indi- vidual had to familarize himself with the area in which he would be compet- ing. Brenda Yandell replied, Lots of practice and piles of books to look through go into getting ready. Stu- dents who have been chosen in recent for conference | years know what to expect. The con- test was more than just a lot of prep- aration, though. Jennifer Gibson stat- ed, The conference is fun! fun! fun! You have to meet new people because you're the only one going in your par- ticular event, and you get to know some really nice people. The competitions began at the con- ference level February 6 at the Univer- sity of the Ozarks in Clarksville. This competition allowed competitors to gain experience before going on to the Spring Leadership Conference March 18 in Fayetteville in which Mieke Kauffman ran for District Secretary. The final competition was the State Leadership Conference April 15-16 in Little Rock, by Jeri Nichols FBLA Front Row: K. McClendon, K. Robinson, 5. Wann, T. Adair, C. Tillery, L. Brothers, C. Carolan, T. Adair. 2nd Row: M. Hayes, J. Nichols, C. Kitchens, T. Garrett, S. McLaughlin, T. Baker, D. O Bar. 3rd Row: D. Hartman, A. Dennis, C. Godfrey, L. Preston, B. Love, K. Mulson, A. Coggins. 4th Row: J Strain, S. Moore, D. Day, D. Barnette, K. Woelfel, M. Kauffman, C. Haller 5th Row: T. Kitchens, J. Elmore, P. Hatton, B. Smith, S. Weinbrenner, S. Wilson, S. Gill. 6th Row: N. Helms, S. Parrish, J. Gibson, J. McDonald, B Yandell, M. VanAllen, C. Adair. 7th Row: J. Mashburn, G. Evans, F. Johnson, R. Davis, L. Fuell, E. Nelson, R. Biggs, T. Fereck. Back Row: B. Anderson, D. Simpson, B. Burk, R. Buffington. M. Robbins. FBLA PREPARES FOR CONFERENCE