Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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Activities Provoke Feverish Excitement BELOW- In a heated contest at Mineral Springs, Quonya Coulter battles with a Lady Hornet for a loose ball. RIGHT- In deep concentration Jeff French sets off the beat for the band at the homecoming game against Smackover. BELOW RIGHT- Anxiety shows on the face of mini-tramper Becky Jamison as she completes a flip with the aid of cheerleaders Debbie Chesshir and Gaye Goodrum.

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It Only Takes A Moment To Make A Memory Activities outside of school made suffering through long classes, taking tests and completing homework worth the effort. The homecoming game and dance afterwards attracted students and graduates alike, and they traveled freely between the cafeteria and the gym for refreshments, games, and dance. The French Club celebrated Mardi Gras February 7 at the F CA Hospitality Room. Best Costumes received gag prizes and new members were intitiated. Using their ingenuity, the SCRAPPER staff created a project that reaped them a hefty profit. The Valentine Party and selling of boosters to rivaling classes increased the booster sales by 536 dollars. Leading the Howard County Fair Parade is an annual event for the band. They also marched eighteen blocks in the Hempstead County Fair Parade, which revealed that they had great stamina. OBSERVING proper etiquette, jockey Sandy Blakely enjoys a savory Mardi Gras dinner. PACING DOWN Main Street, a colorfully garbed band serves as marshal for the annual Howard County Fair Parade. 8