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

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BEST ALL AROU D Pk' 'iii' , ffai'Z-.5...a 4. g! M , ' ii' if i' L ' 415, 32 f i M as? 5 . g is Siva, 1, 5 ,,, g I . , , h E 3 ww- 5 r- 1 Q! I 5 a 9 :she 'lat if-f .wtf ' K fn an , ,flaw 9 ffsw 5' lark F af Sandi johns, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frankjohns, fr., plans to attend the Uni- versity of Tennessee at Knoxville to major in engi- neering. Offices she has held include that of vice president of the junior and senior classes, secretary of the sophomore class, treasurer of the National Honor Society, and activities chairman of Beta Epsilon. Other organi- zations in which Sandi holds membership include Mu Al- pha Theta, Interact, Beta Club, S Club, FCA, Student Council, and the tennis team. She is currently the captain of the cheerleaders and the editor of the features section of the Gold Dust staff During her junior year, she was a Girls' State delegate and was elected to the office of ma yor in her division. Her name is listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students and in Who's Who Among American Foreign Lan- guage Students. The son of Mr. Duane Loux and Ms. Elsa Loux, Doug Loux is involved in many clubs and organisa- tions. He is the Student Council president and also holds offices in the National Honor Society and the Key Club. He is an active mem- ber of the Beta Club, Beta Epsilon, and the tennis team. Doug's name was listed in Who's Who Among American Foreign Lan- guage Students. His future plans are to attend the Uni- versity of Tennessee to ma- jor m business and engineer- J 4 mg, DOUG LOUX and SANDIJOHNS

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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

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Martha Harris was voted Most Likely to Succeed by her senior class. She is in- volved rn various clubs and organizations, including the National Honor Society, Beta Club, Pep Club, Stu- dent Council, and OEA- TOEC She has served as treasurer ofthe Beta Club in her junior year and treasurer of her class during her junior year. She also serves as presi- dent of OEA - TOEC Martha was the OEA-TOEC elected voting delegate to the Na- tional Conference during her junior year. She also won the MTEMC school essay award. Aker graduation, Martha plans to attend col- lege to study early childhood education or business. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Harris. Don johnson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. john- son, is the president of the National Honor Society and Beta Epsilon. He also holds membership in the Beta Club, Science Club, Mu Al- pha Theta, Interact, S Club, and Pep Club. Don was a Boys' State delegate during his junior year. His name is listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students and For- eign Language Students. Don plans to attend Nash- ville Tech as a prerequisite to Life Chiropractic College. MAR THA HARRIS and DONjOHNSON