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

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WORKING 0 A WINNIN EASON Forwarding Gut Reputation SNYRNB junior Varsity. Sitting: Randy McG'laun, Gng Spurlock, Freddie Gibson,jamesjolmson. Standing: Greg Riddle. 'ltey Crutflu-r, Scott West, llrmmlortlon. The boys' basketball team feels that closeness is one ofthe keys to good team- work. The yearbook staff mterviewed some ofthe players about their feelings concern- ing this years team. Isiah Kelly said that the Rzct that the team is close and there is no arguing among teammates allows the play- ers to handle plays, shoot, and respond better. Istah also predicted that the team will go further this year because the whole team will be pulling toward the same goals, Randy McGlaun, who helps out on both offense and defense, pointed out that he believes that there is a good team out on the floor this year and they all rely on Coach Miller for advice and support. That Special Point. Brad Miller rips a two pointer toward the goal against the Franklin Rebels. Kerry Moms stands in readiness, awaiting the possible re- bound. - Photo by jim Davis. Captains: Brad Miller, Ken Thomas. Iioys' liaskctball 195

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String Music. A leading sforer fbr the hulldogs, Ken Thomas displays perfect Hirm as he jumps Har two Crufial points. - Photo by jim Davis. Managers. Gary West and Brian Wilde-S, Breaking :he Press. Brad Miller attempts to break a full court press applied by distrift rivals f M, Franklin as Isiah Kelly cuts across the rourt, trying to AVG! open fbr a pass. - Photo by jim Davis. Practice Pays Off Senior Lilith Kelley finds thar rears ol'pmCtit'e :zml lnml work tlu have their rcwqmls, He tlrspluys .V!ft'l1KL'Ill :mtl uu'z:r11QV as he .vlmnts har two points IIAQIII-I'l.'if nppnm-nts Dirk - son Cnzlllrvxi l , lim ,V linketlxlll

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l I is.m1b..1l CATCHI G FIRE FOR A WINNING SBA O Bulldog Baseball Ignites Since baseball began as an interscholastic sport at Smyrna High School, twenty young men have par- ticipated on an intercollegiate baseball team. This year, four young men may have the opportunity to further their baseball careers. With experience returning to the team and a good sophomore class, this year promises to be exciting. This years schedule is highlighted with a total of thirty games, including a trip to the prestigious Worth Invitational Tournament in Tullahoma. Beech High School, 1981 State AA Champions, have several key members returning to their team and may prove to be tough opponents also. However, the baseball team, under the guidance of Coach Bobby Mullins, is aiming for a winning season. Smyrna 's Finest Fireman. Philip Shadowens, Smyrna High Schools boys' varsity pitcher who had a' 6-3 record last year, prepares to hurl his fastball in a tough district game. - Photo by jim Davis. we- ,df Couch. Hobby Mullins. Look Our Hank Aaron. Ken Thomas rounds third after blasting one oflns many home runs. Ken is il viml part ofthe renin and is ll tremendous boost to the reruns morale. - Photo hrjiln Da vis.