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

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4-H CL UB The 4-H Club, under the leader- ship of Mrs. Pineault, works to en- courage and promote leadership, self- tnotivation, and community service within the member. Many ofthe stu- dents do individual projects. Each year the club participates in county, regional, and state contests. TEACHERS' AIDES Teachers have the option of choosing a senior to serve as an aide. For one hour each day, these students assist the teachers by grading papers, designing and putting up bulletin boards, running errands, and doing light cleaning around the room. In return for these services, a teacher's aide receives one credit toward his graduation requirements. Q 4-H Club and Teachers' Aides I Row 1:jm Rippy, Felipe McCullough, Trevor Riflcin, Chris Stanley. Row 2: Wanda Loyd Sharon Prosser, Tom Rowlert, president, Mrs. Pineault, Stacey Grandieson, secretary-treasure Ginger Gammons, Cassandra Skaggs. Row 3: Sherry Prosser, Troy Ruth, Bill Shasbono, Bubba Roberts, sophomore vice presidentg Brenda Strader, jame. Mullins, junior vice-president, LaTonya Turner, William Heaton, David Tenpenny. n 5 5- 2 I i u 6. F i, v Row 1: Diane Griffin, Donna Wilson, Kelly Wray, LeeAnn Aldridge, Renee Robinson, Michelle Mastin, Melanie Mingle, Karen Stover. Row 2: Doris Prosser, Amy jones, jamie Naron, Don johnson, Tina Dinger, Melanie Pharris. ROW 3: Suzy Russell, Susan Patton, Michael Crocker, Trevor Riflcin, Marlc Piclcel, Mitch Freeman. Row 4: Teresa McClain, Kim Paul, jirn Rlppy. Frances Storey, Dean Mullenax, Tracey Howse, Charlie Goodloe, Tony Cook.

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1985 ROTC QUEEN AND COURT Kassie Stack Mzlssy Bebout Carol Selepack Queen junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant

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iw? 29 R Library Workers: Row 1: Dean Mullenax. Row 2: Kerri Parman, jennifer Weitemeyer, Wanda Loyd, Frances Storey. Row 3: Bonita Malone, Andrea McBrayar, janet Baine, Valerie Malone, Shannon Byers. Library Day. During Library Day, janet Baine assists Mitch Freeman with his tie before his appearance on stage. Librarian: Mrs. Cooper. Posting Current News. One of the many duties of the library workers is to keep current news items and decorations on the bulle- tin board at the intersection. Valer- ie Malone is shown putting up an announcement about the Nancy O'Quinn BeneHt given by local bands. it. .L 3 E Z 5 Q A .X ,. , umfswwsfrwwrait-. H -- wa........................,. COUPE? ut Library Makes House Calls Mrs. Cornelia Cooper, our school librarian, and her library aides assist students daily. Our school library tries to ha ve books or activi- ties that will interest all SHS. students. These activities include taking care of all library materials, assisting students and teachers in Ending special research information, making available to everyone the most recent information and ideas, and providing entertainment. During the year, the library staff takes pride in presenting cultural and entertaining events for S.H.S. students and teachers. One of the highlights ofthe year was the Rall fashion event, 'Putting on the Ritz, hosted by the library on October IQ 1983. Students and library alike Put on the Ritz. Mrs. Cooper and her aides worked for weeks, planning this event. Between the hours of 10:30 and 1:0Q everyone was treated to a demonstration on correct table etiquette, a hcial and hair presentation, and a hshion show. Mrs. Cooper and the library workers were assisted by Mrs. Smithson, several students, The Red Apple, and Mitchell 's of Hickory Hollow. LIBRAR Y WORKERS Ubfffy