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

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Cakterrb Workers Mildred Wood Earsie Meadors, Gale Wood Pearl Toombs, Opal Bissingeg Ann Fitzpatrick, Par Gibbons C ustodhans Mrs. Odessa Thomas, Mrs. Louise Daniels, Marshall Alston Faculry

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Mrs. K. F. Warren - Sophomore and junior English Mrs. Tony Webb, jr. - Biology, Sci- ence Club Sponsor, S.'I1E.P. Club Sponsor Mr. Marvin Whitworrh - Agriculture L IL and HL Horticulture, FFA Sponsor Mr. Al Wilkerson - World History, ? Geography 1 Mrs. Cheryle Womack - Economics, Business Law ' We Salute You Colonel Sims is in his eighth year of teaching at Smyrna High School. He is the very dedicated teacher of the R.O.T1C class. Prior to teaching at S.I-LS., Colonel Suns taught at Eastern Kentucky University and in the military. He was in the army for twenty-three years. His Work with R. OTC includes performing many demonstrations and placing an emphasis on drills. His goal for R.O.TC is to make .S.I-LS. is unit the best unit in the state and country. Colonel Sims' hobbies include woodwork, plants, flowers, and garden- ing. He enjoys working with the young people of Smyrna I-hgh School. He considers his most difficult challenge to be the motivation of young people. Faculty

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Candy Is Not Always Sweet. A tedious job for sophomore sponsors is counting the candy sales money. Mrs. Hockenberry checks to make sure all is accounted for. A Moment Alone. A number of teachers at S.H.S. are assigned to watch the bathrooms during one period. Mrs. Campbell combines work with wit when she is on duty. A Patient Principal. During the yeag the student body has many pep rallies. Mr. Raikes waits patiently to address the students and encourage support for the team. Faculty aw S Q Q sp: Next Question Please. Smce economics is a required subject, a large part of Mrs. Womack? particular course is devoted to lectures and taking notes,