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

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S CLUB The S Club consists of the school 's best athletes who help to promote and support Smyrna High Schools numerous athle- tic programs. To become a member ofS Club, a student must ha ve earned a sports letter in a previous year. The S Club is under the leadership of Coach AR T CL UB The Art Club, sponsored by Mr. Bucy, participates in many service projects for the commu - nity, One requirement for re- maining a member of the Art Club is active participation in their many activities. The club has painted halloween pictures, Christmas pictures, and other scenes on McDonald 's win- dows and other businesses, in- cluding Smyrna Nursing Cen- ter, Vox OfHce Supply, the Sewing Basket, and Third Na- tional Bank. They are also responsible for designing the emblem to repre- sent Anderson Computers throughout the South. Mullins. s Club and Aff Club Members: Row 1: Robert Carillon, jama Whitehead, Paige Stem, Shelly Dodson, Ida Tucker, Antoinette Cannon, Sandi johns, julie Adcock, Shannon Hidalgo, Don johnson. Row 2: En' Garner, Kathy Ralston, Tammy Brackney, Mitch Freeman, jint LeeMaster, Candy Whitley, Chris Burke, Lisa Spann, Todd Loggins. Row 3: LeAnn Harper, Greta Hale, Valerie Tomlin, Mark Pickel, Randy McGlaun, Steve Scarlett, Philip Shadowens, jeff Key. Row 4: Teresa Hancock, Kim jamison, jerry Davis, Baker Raborn, Bobby Cagle, Charles Walton, jim Rippy. Row 5: Kerry Morris, Doug Loux, Brad Miller, Sharon Wingate, Lisa Tyson, Katie Bannister, Kim Percha. Row G Dwayne Tucker, Bucky Smart, Ken Thomas, Isiah Kelley. Members: Row 1: Ricky Allen, Kim Lackey, secretary, Tara Hall, Michelle Underhill, jim LeeMaster, Kristie Parker, Shelly Cox, Robert Carillon, Allison Peyton, David Miller, treasurer. Row 2: Byron Alsup, David Parrish, Richie Bicknell, Robert Bittner, Carl Berlin, Sonia Grissim, jennifer OfHcer, Deborah Brazelton. Row 3: Hunter Nash, Valerie Tomlin, jenny Curtis, Dennis Suggs, jason Taylor, vice-president, Nancy Buchanon, Yolanda Sales, Lenora Garndieson. Row 4: Bucky Smart, Steven Craig, Roy Spain, Billy Gailey, jeff Haworth, Brad Sutton, Van Tenpenny. Row 5: Kerry Morris, Isiah Kelley, Trey Crutcher, Mike Hosford, Steve Scarlett, Kevin jenkins, David Tenpenny. Row 6: Phil Lewis, president, Mr. Bucy, sponsor.

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ll awe' f Second year students: Sitting: Philip Clement, Kenneth Sisco, Ken Thomas, Brian Brooks, jell' McCormick, Dale Swain, Monty Murphy, Roger Gil- more, Dearyl Barnes, Ricky Newman. Standing: Eddie Marlin, john Atwood, Mike Shultz, Stacy Adcock, Wally Singleton, Rex Creviston, Chris Stanley, Ray Norfleet, Mark Moore, Billy Wilson, Curtis Ashton, David Davis, Mr. Thomas, sponsor. First year students: Sitting: Kevin Piercy, Wally Kennon, Tony Dennis. jerry Davis, Marty Edwards. Terry Lamon, Gary jermgan, Troy Arnold, Byron Alsup, Dwayne Tucker, Ed Comer. Standing: Ann Gartung, Gary Phelps, David Dority, Robert Bittner, Quint Bogle, Thane Myers, Donny Troutman, Todd Loggins, David Parrish, Chris Sholar, Ricky Kallman, Mr. Thomas, sponsor. Under the leadership of Mr, Terry Thomas, the building and trades students learn about construction techniques. These tech- niques range hom Rlundation work to finish and include every aspect found in between, such as electrical work, plumbing, roof- ing, and brick laying. The class hopes to begin a house before the school year is over. Last year, the class constructed the concession building behind the school, This facility and its reH'eshments are enjoyed by all students, parents, friends, and bulldog supporters. BUILDI G A D TRADE is being put to tht test during .1 football game BUlldlfIg, -ind Tf2l0'F5 Needed Addition: The concession stand, built by building and trade students last

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I lf! The Industrial Arts organization, under the direction of Mr. Gonzales, consists of those students who are enrolled in woodshop courses at Smyrna High School. One of their projects ts the sale of their own handcraRed items, Not An Average Classroom. While Industrial Arts students spend many hours in the classroom, they also get valuable work experience with the shop equipment. Ann Gartung and Tim Simpson work together on a woodshop assignment to be completed during class. Practice Makes Perfect. Safety and concentration are two key words in woodshop. Merri Parman demonstrates the proper use of the band saw. A Working Combination. While working together on an assignment, jeff Ross, Michelle Rinehart, and james Adams put forth time and effort to make sure every angle is just right. Ewa Members: Row 1 Ann Ga rtung, presiden tg Mi- chelle Tetle y, vice presiden tg john White, sergeant at arms, Donna Roberson, re- porter, Alan Horrell, trea- surerg Mem' Parman, secre- tary. Row 2: Gary Boyd, Wil- liam Heaton, Rex Wall, james Adams, Stephen Rus- sell, jeff Ross, Michelle Rinehart, Mr. Gonzales. Row 3: Sandra Dollar, Lisa Utley, Tommy Bushee, Tim Simpson, Clay Adcotk. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts -