Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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TOP- The ease with which the cheerleaders perform their routine to Get Up and Boogie displays the precision that is gained only through hours of practice. ABOVE-ALL the world loves a clown, especially one who makes exotic salads as well as Belinda Hughes does for the French Club Mardi Gras. RIGHT-Towering over Mineral Springs Hornet Ron Booker, Charles Benson's (22) rebound is more play than work.

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Students Make It Happen With Work And Play Rivalry was a big deal. In football it was Scrappers versus Curly-Wolves; in basketball it was Scrappers versus Green Hornets. In classes it was seniors versus juniors versus sophomores all the way. Near the end of football season students launched into a beat Prescott week which- ended in a gallant, but loosing, effort by the Scrappers. Scrappers split the basketball games with the Hornets at 1-1. Internal rivalries among classes erupted at the beginning of school and never let up. Sparks flew as juniors out did the seniors in the King and Queen of Hearts contest, but sophomores took Almost Anything Goes by storm. Yes, it was a year of rivalry all combined to make things happen. SCHOOL IS NOT ALL WORK and dancing is not all play for Gaye Goodrum and Mike Harris at the Valentine Party. SCRAPPFR DEFENSE IS ALERT in this play as Gary Gills and Dennis Stewart break for the Curly-Wolf ball carrier in this painful 6-22 loss to arch rival Prescott.

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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.