Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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JEFF BISSELL fills up the Coke machine al Nashville Drug. AT PIGGLY WIGGLY, Ken Fontaine loads groceries into a car. Jobs 19

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NGA HA helps serve customers at Big T. W orking toward the future can be fun I enjoy my job because I like to work with people. Jimmy Pinson r I enjoy my job because I I I feel that I'm getting I A prepared for what I have to do in the future,” said Steven Myers. Like many students, Steven had a part-time job. He worked eight or nine hours a week at Nashville Medical Service. Steven did not feel his job affected his studies because he did not work many hours. Jim Pinson, who worked at BigT, enjoyed the spending money lie earned. He used the money for weekends and for buying clothes. “I enjoy my job because I like to work with people.” Nashville Drug employee Jeff Bissell worked 2Vi hours each day after school and all day Saturday. “I work at Nashville Drug because I am interested in becoming a pharmacist, and this gives me a chance to see what it it like.” Jeff spent most of his money on clothes. For Lynn Moore, “My job gives me a chance to get out of the house and also some extra spending money.” Lynn worked at Charlie’s Thriftway and felt his job did not interfere with his classes because he did not work very long each day. r 18 Student life

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W’ ho’s Who choices made by students S5 ho’s Who selections were made in voting conducted by the yearbook staff. John Webb was named Mr. NHS, and Sissi Davis was the choice for Miss NHS. Who’s Who choices by classes include: Sophomores Most musically inclined, Leah Reaves; most athletic, Don Thurman; cutest boy, Richard Jeanes; cutest girl, Jennifer Dale; class favorite, Jennifer Dale; friendliest, Jen- (Cont. on page 22) MOST LIKELY to achieve fame are John Webb, Holly Carney and Todd Young. CUTEST SENIORS are Dave Beaver! and Sissi Davis. T SOPHOMORES lar Jeanes and Jennifer Ifule. 20 Student life