Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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©dDTuMd ©©(SHNII Student life Students groaned at the thought of all field trips being cut out. Things weren't all that bad though. Students had more time to do other things. Groups got together during the week to hold study parties; more time could be devoted to just being with friends. There were things to look forward to such as the senior and junior class plays, the Drama Club play, the Jr. Sr. banquet and prom, the Foreign Language Club trip to Acapulco and the Close Up trip to Washington D.C. Although school-sanctioned trips were cut out, students found time to fill their free time.S GWENDA WILLIAMS REPRESENTS THE FRENCH Club at the last Mardi Gras by presenting Mrs. Neva Byrd a gift of appreciation for her sponsoring and teaching French. Student life

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DURING A BREAK JIMMY PINSON ANDOTHER students take advantage of the cakes prepared by the cheerleaders during homecoming week. Student life

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□1=1 HOtfuD® IfCaJDT ®CD®®[TJ ith the royalty being selected, the Homecoming activities were on the way. Homecoming Week began with Wednesday, Teachers-Students Exchange Day; Thursday, Dress-Up Day; and Friday, Orange and Black Day. The homecoming court was chosen on Oct. 17. It included the following: Queen Ann Martindale, maid of honor Carla Turney, senior football maid Kim Hughes, senior class maid Laura Gantmill, junior football maid Jennifer Dale, junior class maid Christi Freel, sophomore football maid Brooke Herndon, and sophomore class maid Candy Goodson. The Homecoming game was moved from Oct. 31 to Nov. 7. The Homecoming game was against Cotton Plant with the Scrappers defeating the Bulldogs 35 to 8. Seniors crying, the gym filled with parents and students, and anxiety overcoming the royalty — this was scene for the Homecoming pep rally. The emcee for the ceremony was Russell Cason and Shelly Palmer played the “Theme from Ice Castles while the royalty was recognized. The guest speaker was Mr. Edwin Dale. A lot of work was put into the prepara- Cont. on page 11. HISTORY TEACHER Mrs. Barbara Kerr gives final instructions to her exchange teacher, Annette Parson. Student life