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

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Katie BZHHISFCI Stephanie Mlngle Paige Ward julie Adcock Teresa Landry Valerie Tomllh Beclcle Travis Cheerleaders

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1983 ICF GRA D CHAMPIO CHEERLEADER q The 1985-84 Smyrna High School cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Russell, consist of three seniors and seven juniors. Their summer was filled with activities, one of which was cheerleading camp. The cheerleading camp was held Homjuly 10 to july 13 at Vanderbilt University. Each morning ten sleepy cheerleaders rose Hom their beds at 5:30 to practice routines. They usually ended their practice at 10:30 each night. Competition involved thirty squads rrom Ala- bama, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Ribbons were awarded in various categories throughout the four day camp. Our cheerleaders won the pyramid gymnastics, and double stunts ribbon, the creativity ribbon, and two overall excellence ribbons. On july 13, SHS. cheerleaders competed to qualijf for the Grand Champion finals. They were one of five squads to quali61. They then competed against these four squads. The highlight of the camp was the mo- ment that the S.I-LS. cheerleaders were announced as the recipients ofthe camp's top honor - the Interna- - Cheerleaders tional Cheerleading Foundation Grand Champion award. Much of this Ls due ta their squad unity which increased during camp and to their gymnastic abilities. Alter camp the cheerleaders held as a fundraiser a clinic for younger girl interested in cheerleading. This was held August 2-August IL and there were sibrt participants. The squad taught the girls cheers, chants, gymnastics, and doubl stunts. Other fundraisers were doughnut sales and candy sales. The cheerleaders are now competing for the Grand Nationals. They have com piled a scrapbook displaying squad unity, community, and school activities. Thi! scrapbook will be judged in the spring. Antoinette Cannon, captain Sandi-johns, Captain Mrs. Melinda Russell, sponsor Kim Pe,-fha

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AIR CO DITIONING A D REFRIGERATION v Air conditioning and rehigeration students, under the guidance of Mr. Earl Clark, are trained to service and repair school equipment, such as the air conditioning units and water fountains on the school campus. The students also work on community projects, including repairing equipment for the Exchange Club and Little League. The completion of this course helps in job placement because many of these students End immediate employment aH'er high school graduation. Sponsor. Mr, Clark. Members. joseph Hicks, Marvin Chaflin, Sam Holes, jimmy Ash, Tim Brown, Robert Goins. 'ff-3fi5 Q v- 'SJ . A .ef 'rw ' sa Members. Stacy jackson, Danny Pitts, jay Nelson, Isiah Kelley, Robert jones, Tim Parsons. Membef5- Smndingi T'2V 5 Wann- Dfmnl' FIUYJ- Raymer. Kneeling: Barry Sargent, jeff Waynick. 174 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration