Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

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 Front Row: Bill Prewett, Brenda Tomlin, Shirley Gill, Teresa Kitchens, Eric Nelson, Jim Tanner. 2nd Row: Joe Richardson, Jennifer Phelps, Reed Dunn, Deedra Hardin, Liz Brothers, Heather Har- ris, Jennifer Simon. Back Row: Mike Robbins, Jen- nifer Gibson, Jim Richardson, Nick Remy, Jill El- more, Amanda Southerland, Jill Strain, Weldon Gartman. Front Row: Kit Westbrook, Michael Wiggins, Theo Capes, Kim Mulson. 2nd Row: Karen McAn- ally, Steve Earls, Mieke Kauffman, Ann Coggins, Sherry Moore, Susan Terry. 3rd Row: Ben Ander- son, Paula Woodall, Russell Wilson, Tony Travis, Ernest Goff, Ricky Spears, Stephen Reed, Libby Goddard. Back Row: Randy Buffington, Otto Fry, Greg Evans, Eric Nelson, Russ Biggs, Bill Burk, Leon Fuell, Jacky Young, Wesley Crenshaw. GOOD CONNECTIONS LAYOUT DESIGN BY BRIDGET DAVIS Science Club Student Council

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 Rapping to their latest creation, the Senior Seniors never looked better than when they cre- High cheerleaders entertain fans with a skit in ated their own faces in Paris pep rally. Photo by the pep rally. Photo by Shirley Gill Trena Adair Not As Easy As It Looks The thundering gym vibrated with the screaming voices of exhilarated students during the pep rally. Down on the court, tension mounted as the cheerleaders stood waiting to start the cheer. A half-second of silence; then Ready, O.K. Standing in center court leading cheers is not as easy as it looks. Sometimes it gets really frustrat- ing when the crowd drowns out our cheers and we have to stop. I guess the class competition really builds up, remarked Melissa Littlefield. Class competition, started last year by Student Council, involves which class has the most spirit during the pep rally. The class with the loudest chants and most creative signs wins points for that week. For the Ozark game, seniors dressed in togas and paraded around the gym floor. The eighth grade flaunted in their mettalic wigs, while sophomores showed their spirit signs. Yet, in the midst of it all, cheer- leaders somehow gain control to do their routines, beaming joyously. It gets rough at times trying to car- ry on with the cheers, but it's worth it because we're cheering for such a great team, stated Laura Daniel. By Ann Coggins NOT AS EASY AS IT LOOKS

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1 LAB GAB Read Into The volume of a definite quanti- ty of dry gas is inversely propor- tional to the pressure, provided the temperature remains constant. Wait, hold it! Before you turn the page due to utter confusion, take a look at some of the students that can actually make sense from all of that. Mrs. Goddard, Science Club sponsor, explained, The purpose of the Science Club is to expand students knowledge of career op- portunities in science. We try to make field trips to expose students to some of the many science-related positions with Arkansas employ- ers. On December 11, the Science Club took an all-day field trip to the Arkansas Power and Light Plant in Russellville. It was a learning experience, Sherry Moore recalls. It was a lot of fun. We got to tour the plant and enter the cooling tower. Some students appeared to go for reasons other than science-related ones. Our guide was a plant oper- ator, which is what I want to do. Funny coincidence, because plant operators make $120,000 dollars a year. I asked him if the babes were hanging all over him and his porsche. He nodded and said, 'A lot!' Confirmed my career choice! laughed Russ Biggs. I enjoy the Science Club be- cause I love science. To me, it's challenging to do experiments and record observations, said Ash- leigh Thrasher; again, Russ Biggs has an interesting' outlook as to his reason for being in the Science Club: It's the only place in school besides agri where you get to mess with things that can blow up! By Shannon Dunn Sophomore Brian Rambo watches as Reed During homeroom, Michael Wiggins, Ben Dunn and Edgar Baker drop a quarter into Anderson, Greg Evans, Leon Fuell, Ricky the sophomores jar to take points away from Spears, Russell Wilson, and Ernest Goff dis- their standings in the class of the year com- cuss plans for the Science Club's trip to the petition. Photo by Trena Adair nuclear power plant with Mrs. Goddard. Photo by Trena Adair LAB GAB READ INTO!