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

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an LeAnn Harper Lee Harper Tabbie Hassell Richard Hatcher Melissa Hawn Tom' Hayes joe Hays Steve Heath Beth Helms Tina Herron Matthew Herman Sh3fm0l1 HMHQO sr... Kathy Higgins Shelia Holloway Randy Holmes Tim Hoover Tamatha Hopkins Ginger Horskins Mike Hosford Dewey Hunrer Michelle Ivey Sracy jackson Angela jacobs Kim jamison Dale jedlicki Kevin jenkins Rene jenkins Gary jernllqan Cindy johnson Connie johnson is i,.,. i W NWM W, Rhonda johnson Mark jones Karen Kaczneski Rkky juniors Kallman Wally' K ennon Glenn Kidd

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-Rffky By In vita tion nl y Smyrna High School has many organiza - tions which recogniae students with aca- demic superiority. These clubs invite stu- dents who have met various qualihcations to become afhliated with their club. One of these organiaations is the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society held its in- duction ceremony on November 8 in Hont of an assembly of parents, various classes, and faculty members. The eleven juniors and two seniors who were invited had maintained a 3.5 grade point average, at- tended S.H.S. for at least one year, never made a grade below a C on a snr weeks grade, and exhibited the qualities ofschol- arship, character, service, and leadership. Receiving That Special Recognition. Senior Na - tional Honor Society member Martha Hams pins the ribbon of recognition on new member Angela Pey- ton before escorting her to the stage. Gammons Ed Garner Glenn Garner Mike Garrison David Gasser Gary Gates Gentry Lyn Gilliland Melanie Glover Sonia Good acey Grandieson Sherri Greene Greer Susan Griggs Connie Hadley Bill Hailey Greta Hale Wendy Hale Tara Hall Amy Halliburton Rena Hallum Teresa Hancock Lynn Hankammer Don Hardeman juniors

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Alicia Kirk Kenneth Kuzeroski jeanita Kynard A, 1 , J 1 - , g . Mark Livesay Todd Loggins Rvbin Loudermilk .,, .- -' W We Teresa Landry Carren Leckie Donna LeClaire jim LeeMaster 'nf' '.. ,1 ..., i . Kim Lackey Charles Lambert Linda Lewis Willie Loyd Dave Martin .J ff l Oley Martin Tammy Martin Leona Maston Rachel Matrox Randy McArthur I 'Z A ndrea McBra yer 'Yfaf' rured are students, faculty, committee members, and representatives of Anderson Computers who gathered -r a planning meeting. Anderson Computers Adopts SH S. The nation-Wide Adopt-A-School program is designed to encourage greater comm unity interest in schools by strengthening public education through community resources. Through this program, Smyr- na High School was adopted by Anderson Comput- ers Company. In the 'Adopt-A-School program, both the adopter and the school beneht. The adopter obtains satisfaction in public relations and service through the community while the school derives beneHts through the community 's dedicated commitment to assist in the development of the full educational potential of a school. The students beneHt Hom the increased exposure to the world of business. The development of positive attitudes is the most im pot- tant and designed outcome of this program. juniors