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

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VICA WCA VICA, under the leadership of Mr. james, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Clark, and Mr. Ralston, strives to prepare students to assume leadership and responsibility in the world of work. To become ax member of VICA, a student must be enrolled in a trade or industry class. Some of these classes include drahting, auto mechanics, machine shop, building and trades, air conditioning! and rehigeration, and co-op. In the All a cook-out is held and officers are trained for leadership. In the spring, the students hold a candy sale and go to Opryland. Some members compete in the State Skills con- tests and attend leadership conventions. They also work with the jaycees and other civic organizations for community pro- jects. VICA Ofticers: Row 1: Karen Anderson, secre- tary, Diane Anderson, treasurer, julie Morrison, reporter. Row 2: Mr. Ralston, sponsor, Bobby Cagle, vice presidentgjeff Waynick, president, Robert Caril- lon, parliamentariang Mr. Thomas, sponsor. Row 3: Mr. Clark, sponsor: Mr. james, sponsor. ? VICA Members: Row 1: Tracy Howse, David Miller, Ronnie Cox, Larry Vizena,jeff Waynick, julie Morrison, Kathleen McCoin Pam Campbell, Ann Young, Tammy Williams, Angela Stephens, Rhonda Sievert, julie Adcock, Diane Anderson, jeff Key, Todd' Loggins, Robert Carillon. Row 2: lsiah Kelley, Terri Gress. Alan Horrell, Michael Williams, David Lafferty, William Boner, Karen Anderson, Kiln Webb, Ricky Greer, Cindy Roberts, Robin Sanders, Ricky Turner, Charlie Crocker, Travis Wann, Marty Crocker, Greta Hale. Row 3: Dearyl Barnes, Theresa Barnes. Byron Alsup, David Parrish, Dwayne Tucker, Richie Phelan, Ronnie Reece, Frank Barattiero, Sherry Cropper, Cindy Morgan, Cindy Welch, janice Taylor. Rhoda Potts, jay Covington. Mike Parker, Mike Ryan. Row 4: Tammy Crowder, Donna Robertson, Colin Whinnery, Marvin Chaftin, Robert Goins, Stacy jackson, Chris Bell, Greg Simpson, Reece Anderson, Roy Spain, Billy Galley, Craig Love, Kevin Piercy, Mark jones, Row 5: Teresa Willis, Steve Ricketts, Mark Livesa y, Mike Burnett, james Victory, Greg Calla way, Brian Brooks, Dale Swain, Lee Spurlock, Charles Walton, Bobby Cagle, jerry Buchanon, Andy Miller, Scott Comer. Row 6: Charlie Butler, Lee Brown, Van Tenpenny, Brad Sutton, Kenton Friend, john Lusk, Steve Kemp, Ken Hunsicker. Don Frazer, Kevin Bess, Danny Pitts, Mike Nagy, Tommy Tucker. Row 7: jay Nelson. Duncan Howse, Anthony Simpson, Tommy Way, joe Hicks, Chris Davis, Gary Boyd. Kevin Babcock, Von Raymer, Tim Brown, Barry Sargent, jim Ash, Angie Harris. Row 8: Phil Lewis, Marty Edwards, Ed Comer, jerry Davis, Wally Kennon, Donny Trourman, Bobby Coleman, Kristie Smith, Kathy Shinn.

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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

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