Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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ART STUDENT Anita Lofton works on one of her projects. AT THE BEGINNING of the awards assembl), Mr. Dennis Horn congratulates Todd Young for the first of several awards. (‘Nashville News’ photo Scrapbook (Continued from page 3) observe various educational sites in the city. Students traveled to several places to view plays. They were guests at the Murfreesboro junior play and a presentation of Great Expectations at the Perot Theatre in Texarkana. Banquets provided students with opportunities to prove that they were special. Juniors showed their creativeness and talent at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Band members and football players were honored with awards at their respective banquets. All of these special events and special people meant a great deal to the students of Nashville High. Hopefully, in future years, this scrap book will be treasured and will serve as a medium for many special memories. ' is

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A PACKAGE OF M M candy is shared by Amy Tyler, Gayla Wakefield, Susan Hubbard, Jennifer Hill and Holly Smith. Scrapbook: Student life What kind of memories did a student have? Well, there was more than just going to class and going home. Students found ways of making classes interesting through projects and class activities. Even studying for a test could make a special memory. American history students gathered through the year for “cram sessions” before their major tests. The Scrap Book is loaded with special memories in the students’ lives. Only at NHS could students turn normal events into unique and exciting experiences. «»=. HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT Ramona Young notifies Alan Moses that he has been accepted for the spring induction.