Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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Nothing to do but Cruise Main Turn the key and put it in drive, and off one goes away from the school with nothing to do but cruise Main. Whether with friends or that special girl or guy — to cruise was cool. But, what thrill did cruizin’ bring? “It gives people a chance to meet with one another and find out what s going on,” said a couple of students. Others, though, looked at it as just something to do. There is really no reason. It is the only thing to do! ” said Grant Ponder. Nashville was no better or no worse than any small towns in the area of entertainment. Movies were shown on weekends and the occasional party cleared the streets for a while, but this did not leave much for mischievous high school students to da Sa they hit the roads making their run through the town, stopping now and then to converse with friends. “I like to be with my friends and run around, especially if there is nothing else to da like a party,” said Cherise Carver. Other students run off to lexarkana or some large town. Some of the “rebels w-ho disliked cruizin' and going out of town could always find some kind of trouble to get into. “I don't go cruizin’. I go parking. said Larry Wayne Thrash. Even a poster party draws people off the streets. A group of seniors gather around to discuss what's happening. — photo by Angei Brooks Eights of passing cars brighten the streets on a clear Friday night. — photo by Kathleen Gregory Cruisin' 11

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