Booneville High School - Reveille Yearbook (Booneville, AR)

Page 16 text:

English-Contributions From

Page 15 text:

Guidance-Planning for Tomorrow Everyone’s future is important to them; that’s why here at BUS, Mrs. Mae Guise and Mr. Harry Culps are available to help plan for that tomorrow. Records are kept on each student which can be of assistance in finding where one’s special talents or interests lie. Not only are files kept in the guid- ance office hut pamphlets on different colleges, careers and training schools can be found. Also, yearbooks from different schools throughout the area are there to give the student an idea of life on his desired college campus. If one has a problem, he can feel sure that the guidance office is a good place to discuss it. Problems are kept in confi- dence and Mr. Culps and Mrs. Guise will do all they can to help solve them. (Right) Teresa chooses career booklet. (Above) Mistress Mae Guise. (Below) Chuck and Greg look through col- lege yearbooks. (Below) Chuck studies over his records. (Below) Sir Harry Culps. Guidance 11

Page 17 text:

Many Foreign Languages Over the years, English has gained many contributions from foreign languages. Any culture has to have a way of communication and expres- sion of self. We, fortunately, have adopted words, meanings and phrases from the Dutch, German, Spanish, French, Indians and others who first settled our country. Here at BHS, not only are new words being added every day to our rapidly expanding vocabulary but our writing abilities, with the help of a composition course is being developed. Understanding and ap- preciation of many literary works are taught to students who will cherish them for generations to come, just as our forefathers handed down their love of finer qualities to their descen- dants. English 13