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

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'H 1 f ' , iii . Q 5 gasp-A .., 22113 S ' f tvs... 'iiiiysi' K first 1, .gb ,- A Call From The Office. Part ofCandy Whitleys school day is spent working as an office girl. A major portion of that time is spent answering many calls and checking student absences with parents. A Crazy Change of Pace. One day a year students are allowed to dress outrageously, the one day is the Student Councils Punk Rock Day . Beads, makeup, strange clothes, buttons, and incredible hairstyles are the temporary dress code of the day. Martha Harris 's clothes are exemplary of this dress. await. -s . 3 A Twenty-Four Carat Gold Year What a year! We all suffered through mid-terms, made new friends, and ITI general, supported each other through both the good and bad times. Each class will ha ve different memories of their 1983-84 Smyrna High School year. The sophomore class will remember being new and ha ving their initial experiences during their first few weeks at SHS. They will look back on their first candy sale and magazine drive with relief that these foolish fundraisers are over. juniors will have fond memories of their great anticipation for their class rings and then that blessed day of their arrival. The juniors will also remember their first prom and anticipation of their senior year. The senior class will remember their term paper terrors, senior pictures, prom, and their long- awaited graduation. The twenty-fikh graduating class of SHS, will ha ve accumulated many fond memories of their past three years at Smyrna. We will all remember the day the school roof col- lapsed, our bulldog spirit, Homecoming, the opening of Nissan, and the growth of Smyrna. The year 1983-84 at SHS. has proven to be a truly Twenty-four Carat Gold year. Its memories will rrzdeed last a lifetime. What Some People Do for Spirit. As part of the Home- coming festivities, a parade was held the Friday before the game. jirn Rhspy is hehned into his Pete the Parrot costume by Sonja judkins. Two of a Kind. Clowning around is a tavorite pastime for these guys. john Atwood and Mike Schultz were on their way back from lunch when they were caught performing their usual antics. Closing Section

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MEMORIE TO LAST A LIFETIME is fe P W-'Aus ki All for the Seniors . . . One ofthe many events sponsored during pep rallies throughout the year was the spirit challenge between the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. After an impressive display of enthusiasm, the seniors were chosen as most spirited. Always a Team, A vital part of any sports program is team unity. Brad Milleg William Mallone, and Bucky Smart eat lunch together to maintain this unity both on and off the field, m Closing Section Top Security for a Top Float. In order to emphasize the feeling of Chicago, the theme for the prize-winning senior float, Tom Rowlett, Tenpenny, Darren Clark, and Chris Stanley dressed as gangsters and escorted float around the Held.

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