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

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2 5 Members: Row 1: Beth Purser, Kerri Parman, Martha Harris, Kathy Walden, Kim Denton, Patty Cardin, Sandy Nornes. Row 2: Tammy Hobbs, Cynthia Foutch, Kristie Blankenship, Ginger Horskins, Karen Fisher, jamie Armstrong, Kellye Messer, Tracey Epps, Mary Swanson, Tammy jones, Sherry Williamson, Shelly Cox. Row 3: Kasha Parrish, Teresa Castleberry, Kristie Parker, LeeAnne Aldridge, jennifer OfHcer, Kimberly Byrd, Lydia Rogers, Genia Glenn, Amy Gandara, Sonia Gris- sirn, Phylis Wade. Row 4: Kim Wayman, Tammy Martin, 'r ' f'WW't 'e ?v Melissa Hawn, Sheryl McCutchin, Mi- chelle Slaven, Tonya Smith, Tammy U Douthit, Anissa BamHeld, Murna Tucker, Tina Malone. Row 5: Donya Oxley, Terri Huttner, Nansisue Henson, Terri Thacker, jennifer Stotler, Michelle Underhill, Kim Delozier, jennifer Weitemeyer, Melissa Gill, Mary Glasco. Row G Tabbie Hassell, Kim Flowerdew, Donna Morgan, Donna LeClaire, Cindy Oxendine, Tammy McCoy, jamie Baker, Tina McKnight, Towana Harrison, Carol Harris. Row 7: Wendy West, Pam McNeese, Sherry Greene, Lisa Wilson, Doris Prosser, if Amy Russell, Kim Brown, Patricia Brown. r,,.mamw. The members of OEA-TOEC are involved in the business and ofhce education programs offered to Smyrna High School students. They participate in many leadership activities which include civic and service projects and citiaenship and safety programs. The club, under the leadership of Mrs. Messick, strives to promote student ambition for useful purposes. OEA-TOEC President. Martha Harris gives instructions to the new mem- bers of OEA-TOEC during the Call induction ceremony. OEA-TOEC Officers. Beth Purser, parliamentarian, Kerri Parman, secretary, Mrs. Messick, sponsor, Kathy Walden, vice president, Martha Harris, presi- dent, Kim Denton, reporter-historian. Induction Ceremony. During the induction ceremony, the lighting of the candles signihes the welcoming of new members and ofHcers. OEA - TOEC Wil

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FHA -HERO Members: Row 1: Mrs. Covington, Angel Estes, Kathy Ralston, Kun Percha, Kim Lackey, Lisa Hene- gat, Dina Gurley, Wanda Loyd, Teresa Castleberry, LeeAnne Aldridge, Cheryl Miller, jamie Naron, Lisa Pope. Row 2: Mrs. Smithson, Annette Whited, Sherry Par- rish, Missy Goad, Michelle Webb, Kristee johnson, Tammy Williams, Linda Nunn, Missy Bebout, Kim Kelley, Nancy Mucerino, Rhonda jesse. Row 3: Teresa McClain, Theresa Barnes, Teri Barlar, ,iff-: Cindy johnson, Shana Wilson, Nansisue Henson, Melissa Carlson, Marianne Henson, Sharon Wingate, julie Towns, Kelly Wray, Sharon Schwager, Miss Flakes. Row 4: Brenda Ivey, Kim Walker, Michelle Smart, Wanda Thomas, Allison Blye, Donna Moss, Melissa Tubb, Kathy Raleigh, Melanie Pharris, Lynn Duncan, Sandra Bean, Miss Alverson. Row 5: Ricky Potts, Renee Robinson, Patty Sparks, Tammy Vaughn, Rebecca Turner, Stacey Grandie- son. Tywanta Martin, Andrea Buckner, Denise Turn- er, Lisa Brown. Row 6: Yvonne Helton, Cindy Phillips, Lois Sulli- van, Beth Helms, Kun Peyson, Kim Paul, Leigh jackson, Marsha Adams, Carry Williams, Michelle Young. FHA-HERO, sponsored by Mrs. Covington, Mrs. Smithson, and Mrs. Bell, strives to help todays youth assume roles in society. The club achieves their set goals through home economics education in areas of personal growth, Emily life, voca- tional preparation, and community involvement. The clubs various activities include participation in the homecoming parade, carnation sales, and candy sales, they also attend a convention which is held at Opryland Hotel. FHA-HERO OfHcers. Becky Turner, vice president, Mrs. Smithson, sponsor, Kathy Ralston, presi- dent, Stacey Grandieson, parliamentarian-historian, Mrs. Covington, sponsor, jamie Naron, secretary- treasurer. Club Participation. Putting on the Ritz, the 1983 Homecoming theme, was depicted to the word by the FHA-lll:'RO Homecoming truck. What a Salesperson. FHA-HERO sponsors many fundraisers, one of which was the portRzlio of treasures that contained one year planners and key chains. Lynn Duncan practices her sales technique on Kathy Ragland who is comtemplaring buying a calendar. l'llA-lllZ'RO 6

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3 41 X Members: Row 1: Ed Garner, Kristie Haynes, Lisa Spann, Paige Ward Teresa Landry, julie Adcock, Antoinette Cannon, Sandi Beckie Travis, jama Whithead, Shannon Hidago, jeff Key. 2 Alan Smith, Lisa Tyson, Tammy Brackney, Greta Hale, LeAnn Harper, Kim jamison, Paige Stem, Shelly Dodson, Ida Tucker, Mingle, lvbke Hosford. 3 Mitch Freeman, Mark Pickel, Chris Burke, Kathy Ralston, Randy McGlaun, jim LeeMasteL Robert Carillon, Hunter Nash. 4 Todd Loggins, Monica Scott, Tonya Smith, Philip Shadowens, Steve Scarlett, Steve Mullins, jack Hollins, Doug Loux. Row 5 Baker Raborn, Valerie Tomlin, Teresa Hancock, Kerry Morris, Roy Aldridge. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an otgantaation formed to help young athletes help each other to become an example of what Christ can do with good, moral lives. They strive to bring athletes, coaches, and the people they influence closer to Christ and to share their Christian beliek To be member of FCA, a student must play on one or more of our athletic teams. The club sponsors a jog-a-thon and a cook-out, and they FCA Ofiqcers: Lisa Spann, president, Kristie Haynes, president, Robert Carillon, secretary, Ed Garner, vice president. Time for a Cook- out: Tonya Smith, Monica Scott, and Mitch Freeman assist Keith Story in pre- paring food for the bonfire held De- cember 10 at Lisa Spann's home. A bonfire is one ofthe many activities spon - sored by FCA each yfaf. Q PM