Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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Doing their rendition of Mountain Music,” are juniors C. W. Walker and Steven Nation and senior Skipper Davis. Theirs was one of many performances at the Valentine’s Day Talent Contest. Seniors Dina Jones and Joe Lewis were crowned King and Queen of Hearts. Waiting for the moment for their At the Peace Day ceremonies, Senior cows to be judged, sophomore Jimmy Ricky Coppola raises the American Dove and junior Roger Chambers flag prepare their cattle. People often think of Dolly Parton or the Grand 01’ Opry when Nashville is mentioned. Nashville may not be as distinguished as the country music capitol of the world, but it does have some distinguishing factors that only need to be brought to the surface. What comes to your mind when NHS is mentioned? Just an ordinary year in an ordinary school? No new activities? The same old faces? An ordinary Homecoming? No new teachers? (coot. p. 4) Nashville: expect? y People (°)@ Juniors Rhonda Spigner and Kim Lovdis discuss classes with Vincent Marshall Organizations Concentrating on their steps, the Scrapper band marches at a football game. Sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK Opening 3

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Student Life © Participating in the week of activities for Homecoming, sophomore Van Ha dresses up in Hat, Sock, and Tie Day. Academics Junior English teacher Mrs. Jan Ponder explains the aspects of the videotape of “Our Town.” 2 Opening Sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK

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(Cont. from p. 3) Jolly old Saint Nick (Glen Power) Offensive line coach Tommy De-asks two little customers what they Black discusses strategies to win want for Christmas at Power Phar against the Gurdon Go-Devils, macy. Take a step back and view-those aspects from a different vantage point. Were there no new faces? Three exchange students from Japan, Germany, and Venezuela spent their senior year in the U.S.A. Did an ordinary Homecoming take place? On a rainy night in October, a return to tradition was seen. Three new teachers instructed students in Home Ec. and Special Ed. The Scrappers became the state semi-finalists as well as outright district champs. The school year was anything from ordinary for the sophomores. A different school and new classes faced them on opening day. A special year for juniors was also at hand. Class rings and college scouts reminded them of the two years until the real world would be theirs. But only one year was between the seniors and life after high school. Ordering announcements and gowns and attending college days at Ouachita, Harding, the University, and others filled the days of the twelfth graders. The first of the year may have been ordinary, but the end changed those feelings. NHS became a place where friendships were made, careers were decided upon, and valuable lessons were learned. What did you expect about the new year at NHS? You probably got a whole lot more. [. ? Going up for two, Earmon Anderson (55) battles with a Prescott Curley Wolf to score Sports The Scrappers successfully block a pass to Gurdon. Junior High Studying for a test, Laura Reaves and Ramona Young read through a chapter. 4 Opening Sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK