Smyrna High School - Gold Dust Yearbook (Smyrna, TN)

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K STUDE T LIFE Working Extra Hours. Lisa Spann works hard at?er school during the Homecoming week to put together 'he junior float for the parade. , az We 2 MW ' sw W1 W ,, V A .WV ft ' r W Tiif , -, , f 3, 4 ,W W, V .,, W ' MW I I Powder Puff Women. Sandi johns, Kim Percha, and Bethany Wil- son, rough and tough Beta members, are about to take on the junior Betas in a game ofpowder puff football. Enthusiastic Crowd. An interested crowd of students watch as the junior Betas beat the senior Betas in a :game of powder puff football, Tug-otf War. ,hm Rippy, Angel Estes, Sharon Wingate, Kathy Ralston, and they are about to kill into a pile ofshaving Cream during the tug-of-war. Student Life

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XP HIGFI ' lg U 4 I X 0 T' WP 6. Et, M60 y K O 1 x W off' N.I.Iifsb1u.iZ: ' ' i Bum- s irtttiii 1 f' x KY U7 NJ? 'iii '2 5 KD The student life section focuses on the hiendships, activities of students, and the memorable moments of our school year. In the future, we will look back at this section and remember the music, fashions, fun times, school spirit, classes, and emotions that made the 1983-84 year a special one. The senior superlatives and the magic of Homecoming week are also featured in this section. Roof Collapses, In October of the 1983-84 school year, our school was flooded by water which poured through the non-repaired part ofthe roof during the Hrst big rain. - photo by jim Davis. The Entire Senior Class. The graduating class of 1984 poses for their last group shot. if swat-nf Life 3

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1983 -84 SENIOR S UPERLATIVE '4 +1 -1- ,,. we -,. -if-' ,A - A - .. .. M., , .. g V. ' - , f 1 , .D ,.r-- , 5. 1-,f-I J, 4-. ' 1- rj- - 4. gn., f- -, .. -1 wyg.. rg ' 4' -sf-wa. w.'4-arf' .. a in--1-1 M , ' . K- 'W-. .. 'V - -- ..., R H x ,,, . w Q- t am, K - '- . , f ., - j . ' '- A- v- 1 4 as 1-w -g . ., ' A Y' ..-..-.- . '., ,- . - 1 ' - - - , , f-t.. mf,.,a.--1 A ,x ,L ' The votes were in. Mrs. Raikes and Mr. Miller were given the tedious job of Counting each and every one. When the Counting was done, the 1983-84 Senior Superlatlves were announced. Each one felt a deep sense of honor at having been Chosen by his Class as the one who most exemplifies an outstanding trait. ...f. ,A - - N . w ,,..4 . W., ,. - .s--V 4.1 -- V . - .. , '-- he m . - '. .:f.,' - J Hp'-aes.: The Gold Dust staff would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Frank johns, jr., for allowing us to ha ve the superlatives photographed in their lovely home. Also, we express our appreciation to Gilda York of Mitchell 's at Hickory Hollow for allowing us the use of their tuxedos. Superla tives