Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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Scrapbook: The NHS Scrap Book. What’s so special about a scrap book? Okay, so it’s a high school scrap book, but what’s so special about that? It’s the Nashville High School Scrap Book, and that’s special. Scrap books are for memories, and students made many special memories. They proved once again that they were very special people. They made outstanding scores at marching, cheerleading, and various agriculture contests. They proved their worth during football season by becoming district champions and making the state playoffs. Homecoming was another special event for special students. They dressed as nerds during part of the homecoming activities and observed the traditional dress-up day near the end of the week. Homecoming ceremonies were carried out the following day. The annual Honor Society inductions recognized many students for their academic achievements and leadership qualities. Another special event was the Close-up trip. Several students traveled along with Mrs. Jan Ponder to Washington, D.C., to (corn, on page 4)

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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