Nashville High School - Scrapper Yearbook (Nashville, AR)

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Eat, sled and be merry, Karen Gregory and Casey Semmler have fun playing in the snow. Waving to the crowd, many students participate in the Howard County Fair Parade Sept. 17. — photo by Kathleen Gregory Shoveling dirt from the tennis court, Allen Williams fulfills his duties as Student Council president. — photo by Shelley White Opening 5

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Allen Williams expressed the emotions many students felt about the lunches, “I hate it because it splits everyone up and you can’t see everyone at lunch. 1 think the disadvantages of a split lunch outweigh the advantages, such as meetings before and after school. Also we have to take class time for class meetings. That takes away some of the activities we could be doing this year. The Student Council also can’t sponsor the intramural games because the students are split. On the other hand, the lunch lines are much shorter and the food service is better. We also have more time to talk to our friends.” A true Scrapper must not only have to love and cherish NHS to become a part of it, but must also take the good with the bad. And that’s what each of us did. 4 Opening

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Dining in the cafeteria, senior Anthony Moore enjoys chatting with friends. — photo by Paul Coulter Chatting with friends at lunch, Jennifer Hill, Amy Garney, Tyson Feemster and Jennifer Watson discuss their weekend plans. — photo by Kathleen Gregory 6 Student life