Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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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.

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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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largest group ever, participated in homecoming royalty ceremonies in October. Students elected an even larger group to Who’s Who at Nashville High School. In May, the Awards Assembly rewarded students’ leadership, service, and studying with trophies, plaques, and scholarships. As with every year, each class — sophomores, juniors, and seniors — thought it was THE class and tried to prove it with competitions for the spirit stick and King and Queen of Hearts Contest. The entire year was one of constant motion, hustle, excitement, modernization, and revolutionary changes, and it all made NHS come alive. Long Live Nashville High School! Homecoming royally couples are Terry Ray and Becky Butler. Stan Staggs and Oea Ann Richard. Stacy Boles and Brenda Whitmore. Troy Duke and Janet Jones. Kelly Renard and Debbie Chesshir, Rob Coulter and Cathy Hargis, Robbye Westtall and Denise Radebaugh. Johnny Ray Wesson and Denise White, Kip Blakely and Queen Gail Harris, Gaye Goodrum and David Chalker. Steve Savage and Laurie White. Brian Howard and Maid of Honor Michelle Millward, Chris Hayes and Debie Boden. Richard Oxley and Suzan Pile, Kenneth Carrigan and Monica Hamilton. Stan Lawrence and Andrea Lyons, Lisa Lawson and David Foltz, and Kim Chism and Tracy Duke. honor lists, the Principal’s List, Merit List, and Honor Roll, recognized students who made above-average grades on report cards. Juniors assumed leadership positions on the Tattler and Scrapper staffs and in the French and Debate Clubs, further revolutionizing high school. Projects to raise money were major concerns of most clubs. Thirty-six students, the In second period English III class. Quin Minton questions Miss Russell about a test on short stories. Student Life 5 Sponsored By FIRST NATIONAL BANK