Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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Theme 3 Sponsored By FIRST NATIONAL BANK Alter the DeQueen pep rally the girls' basketball team treats football players to an array of cakes and punch. For a speech class assignment. Sharon Hooker demonstrates her point by incorporating a visual aid. Table Of Contents

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Before the school year was long underway, it was evident that Nashville High was undergoing some not-so-gradual transitions. Some felt we were long overdue for some modernizations, but others weren’t quite ready for the innovations. But whether her people were ready or not, Nashville High paid no heed. While the world was busy making history NHS was busy pushing and struggling to make her own history; history that might never make the text books, but history that made her what she was and what she was to become. Within the covers of this yearbook the staff has tried to Princess and Prince ol Heart Kathy Hubbard and Stacey Staggs look and listen as the king and queen are crowned. Long Live NHS capture Nashville High’s majestic beauty as well as her gaudy imperfections, her pride and her apathy, her students and her faculty, and their roles in keeping NHS alive. All of the changes within the school created a dynamic atmosphere charged with vitality, vigor, and liveliness. The student body was at the heart of NHS, pumping the lifeblood into her veins. It was more what students did outside class than inside that made the year so unique. Some things never changed and homework was one of them. Teachers began dishing it out as soon as text books were distributed. Band members Suzanne Hintze, Sharon Copeland, and Alice Grundy play Scheherazade for Scrapper fans during halftime al the Stamps-Nashville game. 2 Theme Sponsored By FIRST NATIONAL BANK

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 4 St(Jdent Lit Sponsored By FIRST NATIONAL BANK Near the entrance of the gym lobby. Greg White. Felicia Jordon, Vincent Johnson, and Renetta Hutchinson pour over a letter. A Change Of Pace Sports took on an ever- j increasing significance as the ; Scrappers blazed their way to the state semi-finals. Most of the year’s activities centered on sports. Basketball pep rallies were novelties and the Future Farmers of America and senior class sponsored intramural tourneys, allowing even nonvarsity athletes to become sports heroes. On the SRA test taken in the fall, students ranked equal to or above the national norms in most all specific skills. Three Silling on the slaps outside Mrs. Bernie Helium's room. Clay and Melinda Franklin, Stacey Staggs, and Cheryl Steel share their recreation time together.