Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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 t Dedication t Through the years of hard work and toil, yvhen every effort seemed useless, the work a, unending and our minds troubledtfrom thoughts of the tasks th t lay ahead, we knew that two people stood beside us, who ncouraged ufc to do more thanjthat which was just requir] I 1 who inspired us to place our faith ar j trust in Ope who could ca$ry us through our trying times, who lived before us the Christian life day bV day, who loved us ertciugh that in turn might be able to love other people .who guided our teps towar a fruftlul and happier life who gave us that little word of encouragement whence had (Jecidec th t surely it was not worth the effort and we were so discouraged and unhappy How great were these, the little things, which have made 1:bk road jto attaining our goal much easier. To you, our parentfTwho have givert yourJfves for u£, we dedicate this, the 1 72 Scrapper, and express our love and deepest gratitude.

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 We present to you, the student body, a reflection of this past year which we have tried to relive for you through word and picture. You lived it. You made it. And yet, we would hope that these pages speak to you, teach you, and open your thoughts to even better days to come and inspire you to strive for a better tomorrow and a better you. ■ 2

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Administration Seated left to right: H. L. Pope, Tony Blackwell, Gene Arrington Standing left to right: Neely Cassady, Barney B. Smith 4 Mr. Dwight Jones SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Herman Stavely PRINCIPAL