Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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James Paul McCrary and Allen Williams do the behind-the-scenes work preparing for the county fair. Charles Vaughn (33), Jason Tollett (40), and Howard Smith (53) tear the run-through poster before a home game. pening

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Cheerleaders Shelly Tate, Yolanda Coulter, Chauna Kirkpatrick, Ann Martindale, Susan Hubbard and Jennifer Hill keep the crowd alive by dancing. ©omrnti Hard times hit the school, and everyone had to start cutting corners. Teachers had to go back to using the old purple machine instead of running off copies on the Xerox. Football and band had to cut out night practices because they could not turn on the lights at the football field. Field trips that were planned were cancelled except for those in the Nashville area. Although a lot was cut out, everyone worked harder. Teachers brought in guest speakers to keep the class interesting. Students worked harder to make money. The Foreign Language Club that was formed sponsored a haunted continued on page 5 Opening 3

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Cindy Hampton, Lisa Fendley, Robyn Chism and DeeDee Sullivan work on Home Ec projects. mwam continued from page 3 house and sold Mexican hot chocolate and doughuts before school to earn money to go to Mexico for a week. Seniors had a soup supper and put on a play for graduation and an end-of-the-year party. Juniors had a chili supper and the play to put on the junior senior banquet. CloseUp had a spaghetti supper to help pay expenses for students to go to Washington D.C. for a week. The honor society sold cookies at lunch every other week of every other month to pay for the installation of new members. The French Club sold cookies on alternate months to pay for Mardi Gras. Corners were cut in all areas, and everyone felt the results. The things that were left, however, had an extra special meaning. Opening 5