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

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' !S'1tS:2si5E?S1iff. . Q iss fe T gh- 5' Q ... rxaxfzfxif if i K Ewiagge Eii ,i. i ' i ' 2 -'gf Sv BETA EPSILO if 39 C v 'tl wait? Members: Row 1: David Miller. Sandijohns, Me- lanie Glover, Diane Grifhn, Angela Peyton, may Taliakrro, Kun Denton, Susan Crevison, Steve Mul- lins. Row 2: Cindy Carter, Barry Girtwright, Doug Loux, Paige Ward, Teresa Landry, Paige Stem. Rebecca Fields, Terri Hurtner, Kim King, Diane Melton, Debbie Raymer, David McCormick, Don johnson, Mrs. jarnagin, sponsor. NJ Beta Epsilon, the English honor society, recogniaes those students who ha ve maintained a 3.5 grade point average in English. The club sponsors a tutoring service and the Smyrna High School entries in the Belmont College Wordfest competition. During National Education Week, Beta Epsilon honors and recog- niaes our English teachers. The club is under the leadership of Mrs. jarnagin. Beta Epsilon Officers. Cindy Taliaferro, activities chairperson, Da vid Miller, vice -president, Don johnson, president, Melanie Glover, secretary, Mrs. jarnagin, sponsor. Showing A ppreciaiion. Mr. Miller, a previous English teacher, receives his recognition Hom Kim King, a member of Beta Epsilon, during National Education Week. Intermosr Thought. Alter receiving her recognition during teacher appreciation week, Mrs. Price was quoted as saying, Those Beta Epsilon members surely do make me happy. Beta Epsilon

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S eniots Members: Row 1: Doug Loux, re- porter-historian, Brad Miller, presi- dentg Antoinette Cannon, secretary: Mark Pickel, treasurer, Barry Cartw- right, vice-president. Row 2: Don johnson, Yvonne Corley, Kim Percha, Tina Graham, Diane GrifHn, Francine Boisvert, Diane An- derson, Debbie Moore, Row 3: Regina Waddey, Teresa Bol- ton, Sam Tucker, Kristie Haynes, Ker- ry Morris, Sandi johns, Angie Thacker. Row 4: Kenny Hunsicker, jeff Key, Tracey Allen, Hunter Nash, Denis Lackey, Trevor Rilkin, Tony Cook. uniots Members: Row 1: Debbie Raymer, Tammy McDaniel, Teresa Landry, Paige Ward, Lisa Spann, Cindy Carter, Cheryl Miller, Angela Peyton, Cindy Taliaferro. Row 2: Kim King, Paige Stem, Ta- Hopkins, Chuck Ransom, matha Thresa Silverest, Carren Leckie, Audra Brown, Susan Griggs. Row 3: Shelly Dodson, Steve Mullins, McCormick, Sammy Snell, David Robert Morrison, Ricky Allen, Glenn Garner, Matthew Herman, MUA - Mu Ahpha Theta The members of Mu Alpha Theta may be juniors or seniors and must maintain a B average in mathematics. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Liles, Mrs. Ailes, and Mrs. Keese, recognizes those students who excel in the subject of math- ematics. The members participate in fundraisers, math tutoring services, and local, state, and na- tional Mu Alpha Theta meetings and conven- tions. Breakin the Code. Terry Smith reads the manual in order 5 to find out how to use various modes and screens on one of the school ls computers. LPHA THE TA

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The French Honor Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Hoover, strives to become more educated about the culture and customs of French speaking people. One can become a member ofthe French Club by invitation only. The club will participate in this year's Christmas parade. .F Wf-.3ff7h ., VW or . .sf e s - a 5 H Qr' ' ' . 21: 41 U ' A 'V V My 5 . M Members: Row 1: Thresa Sil- verest, Diane Baker, Tammy McDaniel, Cindy Taliaferro. Row 2: Parker, Tammy Wilson, Kathy Bu' chanan, Tammy Estes, Mike Crocker, Robin Finch, Monica Scott, Wendy Basham, Darrell LuAllen. FRENCH HO QR It's So Easy. Many students have suffered through a class of foreign language, believing that it is impossible to learn. Mike Crocker tutors one of those conhised students in French. French Honor Club Officers. Row 1: Debbie Raymer, vice president, Monica Scott, presil dent. Row 2: Wendy Basham, secretary, Tammy Estes, treasurer, Diane Baker, historian, Bucky Rice, Natalie Debbie Raymer, CL UB - French Honor Club