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

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Q V K r MOS T IN TELLEC TUAL , ' c aw' ' 1 , B K ,EW . t, V . Q X M I f f 4 1-'Hz . '- F . if t we l Diane Griffin, the daugh- ter of Carl and Glenda Grif- fin, is involved in many of the clubs found at S,H.S. She serves as secretary ofthe Na - tional Honor Society and holds membership in the Beta Club, Beta Epsilon, Mu Ahnha Theta, Science Club, and Pep Club. She is the copy editor of the Gold Dust staff Her name is listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students. During her junior year, she was a Girls' State delegate. Diane's future plans include attending MTS.U to major in the field of journalism and mi- nor in computer science. Voted Most Intellectual, Barry Cartwright has mam- tarned a 4.0 grade point aver- age throughout his high school years. He holds of- Hces and membership in nu- merous clubs and organiaa- tions, Some of these are the National Honor Society, Beta Epsilon, Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, Science Club, Interact, and the Stu- dent Council. Barrys name is listed in Who's Who Among American For- eign Language Students and in Who's Who Among American High School Students. He has served as class president during all of his high school years and is a photographer on the Gold Dust staff Barry, the son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Cart- wright, was a Boys' State delegate during his junior year. His future plans are to attend college to major in computer science and minor in photojournalism. IANE GRIFFIN and BARRY CAR TWRIGHT

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MOST POPULAR CTT? Bethany Wilson, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson, is listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students. She is the senior class treasurer, a Student Council representative, and an office worker. During her sophomore year, she was the bulldog mascot, and as a ju- nior, she was OEA class president. Other clubs she has been involved in during her high school years include the Beta Club, Drama Club, Interact Club, Pep Club, and French Club. Bethany plans to attend the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Voted Most Popular, Robert Carillon is a member of a semi-professional band which has traveled to Arkan - sas, Georgia, Minnesota, and Kentucky. Clubs which he is involved in include VICA, FCA, Interact, and the Pep Club. As sophomore, Rob- ert was the basketball team manager, and during his ju- nior and senior years, he has played on the football team, He plans to attend college for one year at UT, major- ing in architectural engineer- ing and minoring in music. For the Hnal years of college, Robert will attend Belmont College. He is the son ofMr. and Mrs. Dale Grandbois. LVJ i Y xnxx KJ Y 1. ,E , Q 1 QQ: x.W -, 5-L -JA I? fi t-521' if at if' A , 4 . 'asf P . 1 , 4 EF?-?'9 .'1q 4 Vj W 'iz ' 5f v P I.. K .- Qi 4 Wig s ' H I-.1 'tif Q A ? 25,2 if ij. ef fh- ,ef ROBERT CARILLON and BETHAN Y WILSOP

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BEST PERS ONALI TY Voted Best Personality, Kristie Haynes is involved in many activities at SHS. She is the editor of the Gold Dust staff and has served as secretary of the Student Council, secretary of the senior and junior classes, and treasurer of the sophomore class. She holds membership in the following clubs: Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club, In- teract, Pep Club, and FCA. Her future plans include at- tendrng UT. Knoxville, ma- joring in computer science. Kristie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. john W Haynes. Kerry Morris, the son of Ray and jean Morris, has fu- ture plans of attending col- lege to pursue a career in en- gineering. He is a member of many clubs at S,H.S., includ- ing the Beta Club, Mu Alpha Theta, S Club, Interact, Pep Club, and FCA. Kerry has many hobbies, one of which is playing the drums. He has served as football team cap- tain and also plays on the basketball team. KERRY MORRIS and KRISTIE HAYNE C