Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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A Fresh Coat of Paint Academics AFTER THE JUNIOR-SENIOR banquet, juniors in sixth period English wear the chorus line's bunny ears while reading their assignment. New. Some classes were added; others were changed; all were to help students who planned to enter a particular field. Computers, physics and boys home ec were a few of the added classes. They helped those who wanted to major in engineering, computer science, or keep house. The office technology lab put students into a two-hour office situation and later sent them into the community to work with different businesses. Speech students took part in a4 ‘disaster’ ’ which put some in the hospital with mock injuries. English classes visited college libraries, while home ec toured houses in Old Washington State Park. Whether studying the past or preparing for their careers, students found a fresh coat of paint in their classes. 2 8 Academics

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WHILE SHANNAN STONE opens her locker. Scon Bourns looks on following sophomore regisiraiion. Summer ends; Afork for or many students, I j the announce-1. ment in the paper and on the radio meant that summer vacation was over. Registration was scheduled for Aug. 29-30. A few changes were made by the new administration, such as the posting of registration steps at entrances to the school and having the entire process in the library. Seniors were able to pick up their class rings from Mr. Gordon Hale before or after registering. Yearbooks arrived Aug. 30 and were available after students had registered. Principal Dennis Horn all begins said there were very few problems with registration. adding that things “went smoothly this year. The kids cooperated very well.” Even though he expected enrollment to increase the following year. Mr. Horn said he hoped next year will go as well as this year. Counselor Howard Hunter also worked in registration. He said a computer might have helped, since he had to figure schedules by hand. It took several days to get all of the registration completed. including the preparation of schedule cards for students. THE OPENING OF school finds Miss Belly Ann Floyd registering Nga Ha. AFTER MR. GORDON HALE delivered the senior class rings. Mark Parrish tries his on for size. 30 Academics