Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

Page 24 text:

Physical fad Trying to stay in shape traighten and extend, one more time, kick it higher, keep those hips parallel to the floor, were common expressions heard throughout the year as most students, along with the nation put a greater emphasis on physical fitness. “I think people are more concerned with their appearance today than they were five or 10 years ago.Many people work out in hopes of becoming a better looking person physically,” said John Coulter. Whether by walking or jogging, swimming or bicycling, or working out or dancing around, many students were involved in what could have been called a health craze.” Richard Simmons and Jane Fonda became household names as aerobics classes were taught at several places. “I usually try to walk at least two miles everyday, to try and stay as slim as I can,” said Judi Wallace. Aside from the school athletes, several students were involved on an individual basis, because of the media's emphasis on health and fashion's emphasis on being as slim as possible. Although there were many different fads throughout the year, none were as beneficial to students' health and appearance as the health craze that swept the country, not omitting NHS. 11111 WHILE SPENDING THE evening playing golf, Mrs. Neva Byrd carefully tries to get out of the sand trap.

Page 23 text:

BEING ABLE TO vote is one advantage of turning 18. Thu-Lan Tran registers at County Clerk Dortha Mae Smith's office. MANY FRIENDS GET together for the celebration of Kuper KreuTs eighteenth birthday. Sixteen eighteen 19

Page 25 text:

DIVING IN TO swim her laps it Rhonda Spigner. ‘People are more concerned with their appearance than they were five or 10 years ago. ’ John Coulter