Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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Junior Beta Last contestant in the Mr. Miss BHS pageant, Kelly McClendon, does a rag time act as she plays The Enter- tainer. ' Photo by Trena Adair Front Row: Brandon Barnard, Lori Day, Tracy Whitehead, Sasha Garman, Missy Rasnick. 2nd Row: Rain a ’Smith, Bonnie McLaughlin,-Andrea Salzer Melissa Bradford, Lonna Wilsqn, TinajSid- don fcrant Hester. 3rd Row: Brian Coleman, The- resa Stafford, Stacy Raggio, Amee Evans, Joan Gill, Frances Hudson, Rhonda Killion, Amanda South- erland, Patricia Minden, Heather Harris. 4th Row: Shelby Oliver, Laura Lippard, Becky O'Bar, Heath Ewing, David Chase, Tracy Blankenship, Rob Meek, Stanley Rogers, Joe Richardson, Doug Powell, Shawn Standridge. Back Row: Tim Bur- rows, Christy Walpole, JaCrall Wilson, Channauh Woosley, Andrea Porter, Julie Cummings, Jon- athon Davis, Ben Fuller, Eric McConnell, Billy Wilkinson, Jennifer Clare. Front Row: Nora Helms, Andrea Gossett, Laura Means, Elizabeth Swafford, Andrea Wells. Back Row: Christine Helms, Dee O'Bar, Daniel Simp- son, Weldon Gartman, Webster Watts. I With a confused look on his face, Stanley Rogers wonders what is going on. Many fresh- men feel this way their first year of Algebra. Photo by Andrea Salzer

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% When I grow up.. Choosing the right career How many times have you changed your mind about what you want to do when you graduate? And how many more times will you? One thing is certain; you will have to decide sooner or later if you plan on growing up. A few people don't wait until the last minute; they start to consider their interests earlier than one month before they enter college. They pick a job they would like to do and would be good at. Deedra Hardin is thinking about a career in sign language. It's just a subject that interests me; and it's a challenge to learn the signs. I'm starting to attend workshops to learn more, Deedra explained. Another thing people should do, as Mr. Atchley advises, is to research the job market. See if there will be a de- mand for the career choice and that the salary involved will provide a liv- ing. Leon Fuell admitted, I was ori- ginally planning on being a computer programmer, but the market got flooded with programmers; I decided to repair and build computers and ro- bots. I think there will be many job opportunities in this field. By Kim Mulson Front Row: Todd Tucker, Ann Coggins, Melissa Littlefield, Kim Mulson, Jennifer Clare, Chrissy Partain. 2nd Row: Otto Fry, Tresa Adair, Lisa Lippard, Jeri Nichols, Michelle McConnell, Trena Adair, Sherry Moore. 3rd Row: Jennifer Holt, Jill Strain, Brenda Tomlin, Sandy Wilson, Brandon Barnard. Andrea Salzer, Sasha Carman. Lori Day, Laura Lippard, Christi Walpole, Jennifer Simon, Kelly McClendon, Shannon Dunn. 4th Row: KatyJiUgei aid, Mieke Kauffman, Sherry McLaughlin, Wesley Crenshaw. Shirley Gill, Diedra FrosL- Ray Erlinger, Ben Fuller, Jonathon Davis, Paul Crenshaw, Rebecca Knight. Back Row: Becky O Bar, Jeff Smith, Tony Travis. Michael Wiggins, Bobbie Templeman, Michelle Whitaker, Dustin Blankenship, Jim Richardson, Weldon Gartman. Nick Remy, Melanie Behler.

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‘Only in my dreams’ McElveenWoelfel crowned For Kendra Woefel and Marc McEl- veen, being crowned Mr. and Miss BHS was more than a dream; it was real. But before the evening's events began there was an interview to think about. Being interviewed isn't as bad as it seems. It's actually fun to see if you can answer the judges' questions ' Marc McElveen remarked. The young men are judged entirely upon the three minutes interview. The oung women, in addition to an interview, perform a talent number in front of the audience. Sharlen Downs admitted, I was really ner- vous; but once I went out on the stage and started singing I enjoyed it. Girls aren't the only ones who have talent. Scott New added, Guys have talent, too. If they want to perform they should be able to. Now that's definitely something to think about. By Kim Mulson Mr. and Miss BHS 1987-88 are Marc McElveen and Kendra Woelfel. First runners-up are Todd Tucker and Shannon Dunn. Second runners- up are Eric Nelson and Martha VanAllen. Senior BETA Front Row: Marc McElveen, Bill Burk, Brenda Tomlin, Jennifer Holt, Shannon Dunn, Jennifer Simon. 2nd Row: Greg Evans, Jim Tanner, Leon Fuel, Jeff Smith, Kim Mulson, Jeri Nichols, Mrs. Jan Scheel. 3rd Row: Lisa Lippard, Tracy Franklin, Kendra Woelfel, Mieke Kauffman, Sonya Dempsey, Martha VanAllen, Sandy Wilson, Tina Garrett, Van Asa Judy. Back Row: Otto Fry, Eric Nelson, Wesley Crenshaw, Beth Love, Michael Wiggins, Russ Biggs, Ty Hampton.